who is battling cancer, local girl, megan moore is at saint joseph's academy to show us how they are getting ready for the big try, hi, meggan. >> reporter: hi, there, they are working on in sites, but they have the fish that they are prepping. yes, it takes from now until noon, 1:00, it's really high pressure, but by 2:30 they're back at it again. it's an all day thing. >> all day. >>> i'm here with sister elsa elizabeth the principal at the ak demy. one of the student here is in preschool and you said, we have this over here, you're selling these wonderful bracelets along -- >>> yes, brack lin was diagnosed with ipt on february 11th and we wanted to take the opportunity with the fish fry to benefit the family. we're going tock to be auctioning off

bed. megan moore, local 12 news. >> john: thank you for that, you can follow the latest information about this tragic fire on our website at local12.com. some news right now that can impact your drive if you're headed downtown today. two lanes of inbound traffic are closed on columbia parkway. crews are working on dirt that wall. traffic headed away from downtown shouldn't have problems. it is not clear when the lanes will be reopened, but we'll let you know more. >>> the possibility of legal marijuana. medical marijuana is the topic. last year they rejected recreational pot, but there's still some room for medical marijuana only. gathering input on how medical marijuana legalization could work. an advocate for the legalization of medical marijuana because she

fire officials now say it appears the fire was accidental and as local 12's megan moore reports it likely started from an old pot belly stove inside. >> it's hard to see such a historic landmark that with stood flood after flood that burned to the ground tonight. 9:00 saturday night. five fire departments worked to put it out. we're told nobody was hurt. but today seeing the building in shambles is painful. >> it's so surreal. i just -- i don't know. a lot of memories. a lot of memories. >> beautiful memories come back to ruby, whose daughter had their wedding here. >> they lived here all their life, so that could have been it. they didn't want to go to a church or go somewhere big, and so they just wanted to make it personal. so this was personal. >> they survived it all and then this happened. >> before new ownership in the '80s, suesy said her family owned this charming place that welcomed so many. >> this little store meant something to them and it meant something to us. it was a place for community gatherings. a piece of history. visited by many near and far. some say it was the puls

firefighters now say it appears the fire was accidental...and as local 12's megan moore reports, it likely started from an old potbelly stove inside the store. . 3 "it's hard to see such a historic landmark that in its near 200 years withstood flood after flood here along the river...but burned to the ground overnight."the fire started around 9 saturday night. five fire departments worked to put it out. we are told nobody was injured...but today seeing the building in shambles is painful. "its just so surreal. i just i dont know lot of memories, lot of memories."beautiful memories come back to ruby whose daughter had her wedding here. "they lived here all their life so that couldve been it you know and they didnt want to go to a church or go to somewhere big so they just wanted to make it personal and survived it all and this happened."before new ownership in the 80s suzie langen says her family owned this store for decades...a charming place that welcomed so many."you see all these people some of them we know some of them we've never seen before in our lives but this little store meant so

local 12's megan moore will introduce us to a here, open minds lead to broken boundaries. and when everyone around you is pushing you forward, nothing can stand in your way. and together, that makes us undeniably 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's 3 a killer gets his shot at freedom today. but because of you.. there's a chance he won't walk free. we first told you monday about paul schaffner's attempt to get out of prison. schaffner killed brittney billette 23- years- ago... but claimed the baby fell and hit her head. doctors said her injuries were equivalent to falling from a second story window. since that story aired.. more than 24- hundred people wrote letters to the parole board.. demanding they keep schaffner behind bars. we'll find out today if they worked. 3 when life becomes too hard to bear .. having someone to talk to is so important.a local veteran learned that last summer. local 12's megan moore has his story. 3 michelle phillips is a community onesource specialis

fire officials say it now appears the fire was accidental, and as megan moore reports it likely started from an old pot >> it's hard to see such a historic landmark. that and its nearly 200 years withstood flood after flood here the ground overnight. >> reporter: the fire started around 9:00 saturday night. five fire departments worked to put it out. we're told nobody was hurt. but today seeing the building in shambles is painful. >> it's like surreal. i just -- i don't know. a lot of memories. a lot of memories. >> reporter: beautiful memories come back to ruby, whose daughter had her wedding here. >> they lived here all their lives, so that could have been it, you know, and they didn't want to go to a church or go, to you know, somewhere big, so they so this was personal. >> survived it all and then this happened. >> reporter: before new ownership in the '80, suzie langen says her family owned this store for decades, a charming place that welcomed so many. >> you see all these people, some of them we know, some of them we've never seen before in our lives, but this store meant somethi

as megan moore reports, the road was blocked off for several hours. >> reporter: a sad scene out here on dixie highway near covington catholic hip after a man was hit by a car and died this morning. police were called out near the intersection of dixie and st. joseph lane where the man was hit. when they got here, they say witnesses were trying to give first aid. when they arrived, the man was pronounced dead. they had to block off dixie highway for several hours while they investigate and we're told the driver of the car stayed on scene after it happened and was fully cooperative with police. the driver was then taken to the minor hand injury. police say the victim was not crossing in a crosswalk when he was hit and this happened near a bus stop. now, neighbors say there is a lot of foot traffic in the area and a lot of people who use the bus line, one woman said it's a sad situation all around. >> when i asked the policeman -- the first thing i asked was it an accident, a crime or -- just out of concern, and he said well, the driver is at the hospital. but that kind of told me at le

local 12's megan moore joins us live at the cincinnati museum center where your journey could begin. 3 the treasures 3 of travel exhibit will feature 11 vignettes of cincinnatians and some people who have ties to the area who have traveled the world.one family in particular has quite a fascinating story that stems back to the 1930s. 3 in 1928 with big travel plans in mind julius and dorette fleischmann had the largest and most expensive personal yacht in america built...called the camargo. "they took a cruise around the world with a crew of 36. all them more than a year before they came back." collecting a lot of artifacts along the way. "there are shields, there are masts, there's tools anything you can think of they brought back."also bringing back an abundance of photos...they hired professional photogrpaher amos burg to document their travels. and it's a good thing they did because one part of their trip is particularly interesting. it's not everyday you help rescue castaways! that's right. bob says after leaving the panama canal they traveled onward to cocos island. "when they g

that's where we find local 12's megan moore this morning...where some are already making the climb. 3 last year a total of 8 million dollars was raised from 63 climb events across the country. the goal this year is to raise 9 million. a local bar celebrates a milestone. we'll take you to the one year anniversary party for lachey's, just ahead. but first, wellness option at the brewery. we'll tell you where you can do some free yoga and then get a pint, next, on good morning turning to more local news now a local brewery is offering a new weekend activity so people can improve their health. starting this morning, the christian moerlein brewery on moore street in over-the-rhine will offer free yoga on sundays. it will take place in the tap room starting at eleven-thirty. afterwards you can grab a beer and some brunch. tours will also be offered. 3 a popular bar in over-the- rhine celebrates a one-year anniversary.nick and drew lachey hosted a party last night at their bar "lachey's" to commemorate one year in business.guests were able to walk a red carpet and pose for photos with the ce

. >> local 12, megan moore, shares his story. just like him >> michelle phillips is a specialist. she connects veterans with resources they need in the community. last summer, she took a call well. a friendship that probably saved his life. >> she's more than just a contact, at easter seals. she's become a good friend. >> one day, this past summer, tim was not doing okay. michelle was not expecting the grim word. >> >>. >> michelle, this is tim. it's over >> i hant heard him like that before. you knew there's a resolution in >> at the time, he was in a transitional home, hoping to get his own place. for him, the situation was looking hopeless. >> let my partner know, jason earn hart, we had a veteran . >> in the course of several phone calls, he was on a bus and taken a large dose of prescription pills. >> and with the help of police, michelle says, tim was located on a bus in central parkway. >> next thing i know, there were cops everywhere. they were circling around me. >> was taken to the va medical center to be treated. >> you don't have to be suicidal to call. >> wants veterans t

talking about it. the rabbit, general store, burned to the ground last night, that is where we found, megan moore and she is live this morning with the latest. good morning, and what can you tell us? >> good morning, liz, and that is right, this rolling up here, this morning, does not say, to see and this is a building that has been around, since 1831, and a working general store, this fire broke out around 9:00 last night, and five departments responded here to fight this fire, and you can see that it is just a devastating loss and actually here, with don claire and he is the president of the granite hash, historical society and you said that you were out here early this morning and this is a building of the historical saturday actually owns. >> right. >> just a devastating loss. the time and i never really knew the impact of the stadium to it. and it is, it was such a tragedy, and it is such a tragedy for our history and our heritage. and but first of all, not that many, historic sites, still are around. and we are trying to take care of this like, you know, a fine thing. and we did. and we det

. >> leaders met today at the hamilton sheriff's department. megan moore tells us what was discussed and what you could do to help. >> of course, there was a lot talked about in today's meeting with hamilton county law enforcement leaders, one of the main points, what people could do in their community to help take back their communities from the grips of heroin. today, the regional task force and police, from different departments launched an initiative called not in my neighborhood. to fight this epidemic, they are asking people to leave anonymous tips. call. one is to report overdose death to the ham mill town county hero ib task force. the other number is to report heroin dealers. >> they are starting to keep track whether ovi are drug and related or both. they have these things called revive cards. that they can leave with them, with resources on it, they can use to seek health. they estimate they are about 3-4 thousand, untreated users in, in hamilton county right now. also talked about, the different jurisdiction in hamilton county are sharing information, to map out where dea

local 12's megan moore is at the carew tower where hundreds are participating in the fight for 3 last year a total of 8 million dollars was raised from 63 climb events across the country. the goal this year is to raise 9 million. 3 a benefit raises nearly nine-thousand dollars for a police officer beaten during an arrest. ripley officer john a-mole was hurt last month while trying to arrest kyle moore.police say moore beat amole and stole his gun. the fund raiser was held yesterday at the ripley legion hall on elk river road. that money will help pay a-mole's medical expenses. 3 march madness is just around the corner.. but one group of basketball players didn't wait to compete. 38 kentucky special olympics teams went head to head at sports of all sorts in florence yesterday. and while it is a competition.. the special olympics sets out to provide confidence, joy and fulfillment to all players. 3 have different skill levels here. they can compete, they can do whatever they see on tv, playing games, what their brothers, sisters may do."the winners of the regional tournament will now he

>> this interesting docs getting the chance to put their natural hunting skills to the test and megan moore joins us at the claremont county dog training club where pooches are getting in practice this morning. megan what do you got for us? >> well adam you made the comment earlier you said that doesn't look like your traditional hunting dog. well, sandy here says it could be all breeds. all breeds can take mart in that is that right? that's right. >> mischief is a sill can i terrier. they're bread to hunt rats -- she was bread in australia to hunt rats. >> any dog any size. >> this is part of the competition of the barn hunt that starts at 8:00 o'clock. mischief is at senior level. >> all right. do. you're going to put her down and there are two rats in here. she's going to have to try to find. we're going to watch her do her work here. >> she found one. all right. where's the other one? she found this. >> found it. >> look at that. she's fast. she is fast. and you said there and are going to be different levels of this. can we talk about if your dog is starting out what this >> sure basic

first court appearance today. charged with two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide. local 12's megan moore was in what we learned about new details in this case. the judge ordered chin be held op $150,000 bond for each count she faces. police believe she was intoxicated yesterday morning. she admitted to drinking four or five alcoholic beverages and knew she shouldn't be driving. investigators are still trying to figure out if sh he -- she had drugs in her system. they did submit a drug test. some called hamilton county dispatchers the morning of the crash saying there was a person driving a similar vehicle the wrongway on kenwood at 2:24. she does have a four yooerld -year-old and a six-year-old. the two kids are staying with the case is scheduled for february 29th. >> his friends say he's being remembered as a hard worker who was always willing to go the extra mile. >> local 12 has learned today she reported that shortly before the deadly crash, she had allegedly caused on i-71. there were several 911 calls that say they saw a silver mini van headed south the wrong way. police have not c

. >> a trial date is on the calendar now for former uc police officer tinsing. local 12's megan moore was at the hearing today and joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon. the date for that trial is set for october 24th. almost a year after the original trial date was initially to be scheduled. it was initially scheduled to go to trial this november. but the judge decided to give both sides more time to prepare. voluntary manslaughter charges. sam dubose's fiance and mother of his children was there. she says she's not pleased with the trial date being pushed to this fall. sooner than later. if the roles were reversed, mr. dubose would have been in jail right now. there wouldn't have been bail. >> last month they reached a settlement with the family. it includes paying nearly $5 million to the family, free tuition for his children and a plan for a memorial. this monday uc will host a community forum and introduce the teen that will review the uc police department. another pre-trial hearing is set for april 6th before the actual trial gets underway. >> a tinsing attor

cindy moore uses homework and housework to teach megan and lindsay life skills.17:36 cindy - homework comes first, then some chores, then we can go have fun.cindy thinks kids need to learn early on.. that work comes before fun.20:00 megan - i think it's better if you work for things, not just be given things all the time.7:19 nats cindy - good job.what mom and dad praise is important too - and it's not the trophy or the a.9:07 stephanie - what's important is that they show up for practice. they have the equipment they need, and they're trying. kids can't win at everything. 34:38 stay ready, so you don't have to get ready to be ready... gala's training to be a teacher and hopes she can help turn around the helpless trend. 35:03 to bounce back from struggle.because the kids who don't quit - those are the ones experts say will stay on the path to success. 3 experts say parents need to be careful about helping kids "too" much.all of the experts i mentioned have tips for raising resilient kids.those links for parents are on local12-dot-com under get it now. 3 now here's bob with a local 12

. >> in adams county, megan moore . >>> the family told them there were no smoke detectors working in the they felt cause of the fire is still under investigation . >>> a very windy day across the tri-state. this is a look at the ohio river. huge whitecaps on the river today. and it look like we're in for a windy evening with rain showers set to arrive later tonight. >> we still have a sunny sky but that will be changing and eventually showers will show up. paula mentioned that there was a wind advisory in the effect today, and it's still in effect for about another half hour or so. even after the advisory goes off the table, we'll still be breezy to windy for the next few hours, including the early overnight. fall to the 50s and eventually t through the 40 which is later on. notice a clear to mostly clear sky in the short-term, increasing clouds, possiblity for showers at 11, but especially after midnight. looks like the coverage and intensity of showers will peak early in the overnight and then it will settle down to around 40 degrees by 6 o'clock in the morning with partial clearin

desserts and the appetizer and a lot of stuff for the party to keep the guests happy. megan mo'o megan moore is live and tell us about it. you are whipping up stuff there, aren't you? and it is early this morning, and this recipe, it is popping. >> it is popping. >> pepper popper, and i love the name of it. >> it is fun to say and it is fun to eat. and so i have already got this mixed up and this is one ripe, and one ounce, of cheese, and there is no added extra spices and you blend that in a mix you are or a hand mixer. and we are going to cut the pepper in half and just put it in the pepper. and then take your hot sauce, and then just kind of based on how much hot sauce that you like on your chicken, of course you can coat it. just keep. >> and just keep cutting it there. >> and so, we are going to just pour the hot sauce on there and it is as you like it. and this is on our hand breaded, chicken tenderses that we make in the store. >> you already have some of these prepared, right? >> yeah, they are ready to go. and fresh and we have them cold on the cold wall. >> i am going to try this.

that many consider a food oasis and today we hear more firsthand with those involved. that's where megan moore picks up the story. the place to stop is finley market to get fresh ingredients and food. pretty soon this fall you have a new place to go as they redevelop ray street along the block. store. i'm here with the chef, and this was an idea that you had. it's been in the making for a couple of years now. talk a little bit about what this grocery store will offer. >> it will be a full-service grocery store, so you have dry goods, beer, wine selections, frozen foods, fresh produce, cheeses, and a lunch counter concept in the back. so you can stop and have a bite to eat at the same time. >> you were saying this is long awaited in this area to have a full-service grocery store? >> absolutely. many stories about grocery stores over the past six years, but i have to say we have all the funning in place with generous support from the city of cincinnati and otr chamber of financial partners. so we consider it a go, and we're looking at september. >> all right. we'll be looking forward to that. th

those are some of the things you'll be able sink your teeth into as early as september.local 12's megan moore joins us *live* in o- t- r with the details. 3 {live interview 3 this new urban grocery store will play a big part in the 24 million dollar market square development project. 3 now it's time for our facebook question of the day.this weekend.. the denver broncos and carolina panthers will face off.so we want to know -- what's your favorite super bowl moments? 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 forty four thousand students go to the university of cincinnati.and safety is a huge concern for parents and students -improvements have been made, but is it enough? deborah dixon shares the newest statistics on crime which might surprise you ..... tonight only on local 12 3 3 a local theater is offering a "sensory" screening this weekend.cobb theatres at the libery center will hold a sensory friendly movie showing of kung fu panda three.for this event, the theater will have brighter lights, the sound level will be turned

local 12's megan moore will tell us about a cancer support group. 3 plus, the zika virus continues to spread.coming up at five thirty.. we'll tell you how a kentucky family is being affected by the disease. the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- u.s. bank -- the 3 good morning.we're starting with breaking news out of lebanon this morning.that's where police say they're working a deadly fire at a home.local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with the latest details from kuntz drive.perry? 3 we'll keep you updated with the latest information on local 12 and local 12 dot com. perry will join us again with a live update again at six.now let's get a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 new this morning..the zika virus is hitting close to home. a family in kentucky is dealing with the illness.the carroll family is from murray.. in western kentucky.. and they have spent the last 16 months in haiti.one family member reportedly felt sick first.. and like a domino effect.. it star

cincinnatians and some people with ties to the area who have been all over the globe.local12's megan moore will take us inside .. and share one family's fascinating tale .. live at five-30. 3 also happening today.. congressman brad wenstrup will host a congressional field hearing and veteran's job fair. from ten to noon, he'll hear from local employers and hiring specialists with successful track records in employing veterans.congressman wenstrup will also present several military service medals to a local world war two veteran.the job fair follows from noon to two, and includes more than 50 employers.this is all happening at the anderson center on five mile road. 3 an 11-year-old boy is able to speak up in a whole new way, found on facebook.fluency friday helps children who stutter by connecting them with health students and specialists.that family traveled a long way to attend.. and as local12's liz bonis explains ... it's really about.

. >> reporter: in adams county, megan moore, local 12 news. >> first responders say the family told them there were no smoke detectors in the home. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a windy evening has continued. the rainshowers are arriving, so with all that, could it impact the morning commute? scott joins us now with no wait weather. >> we have showers moving through the ohio valley now. can't rule out some thunderstorms in the overnight but the trend here shows showers early in the overnight, few if any showers remaining for the remain good morning during good morning cincinnati. we'll rise back up to the 40s tomorrow morning with no rain especially after 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning. sunshine will be the filtered early tomorrow but we'll get more sun as we get into the afternoon. clusters are rain showing up on including the eastern edge of the 275 loop. the clusters of rain are moving to the east at live to 40 miles per hour. more clusters of rain extend up into warren, down to brown, sections of highman and clermont county and showers quickly moving away from

almost 200 years old this building was and really the pulse of the community. live in rabbit hash megan moore local 12 news. ; anchor: thank you very much. a lot of people will be filling around that area for the days to come. there is a gofundme account made for the general store. we will keep you updated as the investigation continues. ; reporter: investigators looking into the cause of a 2 alarm fire. crews were called to meadow lane off ridge road after 6 last night. that fire started on the first floor. the people who lived there were not at home and no one was hurt. ; anchor: in oakly 5 people as well. mills bray off madison road about 5 yesterday. the flames were on the second floor. neighbors alerted the people on the first floor and called 911. no one was hurt and damages at 60,000 dollars. ; anchor: continue to investigate an officer involved shooting overnight. an officer fired at a man. police say there's no indication that the suspect was hit by a shot. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. lynwood was shut down hours last night. the name of the suspect was not release.

local 12's megan moore joins us *live* with the latest details. 3 supposed to be set back in december but a judge decided to give both sides more time. the extra time allowing attorneys to look over reports from expert witnesses and other potential evidence. former u-c police officer ray tensing is charged with murder and manslaughter in the shooting death of samuel traffic stop. just last month the university of cincinnati reached a settlement with samuel dubose' family. u-c will pay his family nearly 5 million dollars as well as offer free tuition to his 12 children. the university also offered a formal apology and they are planning to create an on-campus memorial to dubose. also in an effort to improve policing....monday u-c will be hosting a community forum. they will be introducing to the community a consulting team that will do a review of the u-c police department. they also hope to hear the community's thoguhts of u-c-p-d. after the shooting death of dubose u-c president santa ono promised a full review of campus police. i'll be at the pre-trial hearing this morning which is s

that's where we find local 12's megan moore this morning gearing up for the home and garden show. 3 again the 3 home and garden show kicks off this weekend.takes a break monday and tuesday. and then you can check it out again wednesday through sunday. 3 but three candidates are finding their fire.we'll show you the highlights from last night's g- o- p debate.plus, the lineup for the bunbury music festival is released! we'll tell you who is coming.. and about a big change this year! 3 3 3- d technology is.. .. part of the preparations for the huge restoration of union terminal.it took three months of laser scanning to make a 3- .two years of work begins on the 212- million dollar restoration project this year. 3 *the killers*, *tears for fears*, *ice cube*, *tom petty's mudcrutch* and *here come the mummies* are a few of the acts coming to this year's bunbury music festival. organizers unveiled the acts yesterday, and also announced a big change.it's going *cashless*.instead of tickets you'll get a high- tech wristband that will get you into and out of shows.you also load your money on it,

local 12's megan moore joins us live from the cincinnati auto expo. 3 3 for more 3 information on the auto expo including ticket prices head to local 12 dot com. 3 national parks are celebrating. we'll tell you which nearby spot is being named the "most visited."plus, a girl and her duck are inspiring millions. we'll give you an update on kylie and snowflake.you're watching good morning 3 if you've been thinking about a vacation to cuba, a new agreement makes it easier...a newly signed aviation deal between the united states and cuba opens 110 flights there on u- s carriers.they are the first regularly scheduled flights between the two countries in almost 50 years. airlines have a 15-day window to request the new routes. nearly every big carrier plans to apply. 3 as the national park service celebrates its centennial anniversary this year, new numbers show more people than ever before.sites around the country hosted a record breaking 307 million visits. and the most popular of the 59 places officially labeled national parks was one a lot of people from our area visit - - great smoky m

the spirit with official single game tickets up for the season. we're joined now by our local 12 megan moore. she is out at the ballpark this morning with more on the excitement surrounding this season. hi, megan. >> hey there, liz. it's about time to break out the bats. only if it felt like spring. it is not warm out here i'll tell you that but that's right. this morning starting at 9:00 a.m. the single home game tickets go on sale. i will tell you that does not include opening day tickets but you'll have the chance to get your hands on some of the best seats to some of the pretty exciting games they have lined up. this includes the reds hall of fame induction weekend june 24th through the 26th. that weekend they'll have a 1976 world series champion celebration and the reds hall of fame induction night to honor pete rose and they'll retire his number 14 jersey. there are new things you'll see at the ballpark a new private rooftop patio. there's also going to be an all you can eat stand for 20 bucks you can get a pass to the all you can eat concession stand. hot dogs, soft drinks, popcorn an

. >> and go and drool right >> megan moore takes us inside >> we are hanging out at the cincinnati auto expo, going on now until sunday. more than 400 cars here. right now, we're in the mustang simulator. you don't get a chance to drive one, you get to do here. and you were saying, some people get to test drive some ford vehicles. also toyota is doing it as well. technology. >> you could do a simulator. we can see technology that will impact your life and we have a system, uses thousands of voice commands. you could do everything from set the climate to the radio, and order domino's pizza right from your cab, from your car. >> and also, talking about people could test drive outside. >> that's right. you could go outside to the street, free test drive of the escape, the edge, and all the vehicles you could drive. >> this is the ford mustang simulator. i'm sure there are a lot of long lines for this one. a lot of fun, nonetheless. the expo going on now through sunday. send it back to you. >> and the show's entire schedule and ticket prices, go to local12.com. >> i want to do that. >> pope

. >> if you're struggling for for that special someone local 12 megan moore is at ed dibble arrangements in newport where they're getting ready for a busy weekend -- ed dibble. >> good morning. also i have learned that this is a wonderful option if your anything like me you do not preplan and that is a great option to get last minute. of course that's not what you want. schmidt. you said this is going to be the busiest weekend of the year for you-all. >> absolutely. we do hundreds of orders and they're mostly last minute. everybody waits for last minute but we're happy to do last minute. we can do the same day pickup and delivery the same day. >> you've got option here. talk about the different sizes and the prices vary as well. talk about what people can get when they come here. we have heart boxes that's a small box 12 strawberries with sentiments on them. that runs $49. the two dozen. our next one is our valentine's day swiz zell book kay which has a chocolate belgian pop -- that's something additional you can add to it. it has pine apples and strawberries and our next one has a lovel

the plan is to sell fresh and local ingredients and megan moore is live with all of the details. good morning, megan. >> reporter: you know, that's right, if you are at findlay country, you can know you can go there and get fresh foods there all the time. and they hope this grocery store is going to compliment that. right now the 1800 block, this for a full service grocery store here for a little while now. of course, it doesn't look like much now, but it's going to look very different come this fall. i'm here with meredith, you're the owner of fresh table, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: this is your idea. we talked earlier just a little bit about how this came to be be but we want to talk a little bit more about what this is going to look like come september. well, the whole facade we're going to keep, and it's got a great italian kind of facade. the store will reflect that inside. it's kind of a post industrial feeling, but with some really modern touches such as ipad ordering in the restaurant lunch counter on the back of the store. >> checkout will be speedy with

thacker may have been smoking in bed. lebanon, megan moore, local 12 news. >> as we mentioned, 11 people have died so far this year. according to the red cross. smoke alarm helped one person get out alive this morning. this is important for you. if you need a smoke alarm, you could get one free from the red cross. here's the number to call. 513-579-3003. we will have the number in the red cross as well. the red cross will come to your home. they will install the necessary number of smoke alarms. >>> the idea of legal pot is not dead. the group of lawmakers visited the campus. last year, voters rejected overwhelmingly for legalizing pot. and they heard from a parent legalizing the advocate of marijuana because she believes it will help her child. >> restrict the right to treat my child. a child with catastrophic epilepsy, which is a safe plant-based medicine that's currently improving lives in 23 other states. >> hear more from that mom at 5:00, when jeff hirsh also tells come for debate before lawmakers in columbus. >>> as promised, it was colder. we saw lakes but nothing to shovel. no b

and that is where we find megan moore. she is the at duke convention center, and she is behind the wheel of something that looks like an amusement park ride. >> reporter: a ford mustang this, is the simulator, talk this? >> today we got all sorts of technology here at the show. simulator, most people won't get a chance to drive a mustang on a track, we let you put it in a simulator to persons 300 miles an hour, from the safety of a track. >> reporter: let's talk about the new technology. you were telling me about the apps. >> you are did he go great on the simulator, but we have a brand new system which allows you to use thousands of voice chand commands to talk to your car, and it allows you to install apps on your phone, you can call dominoes pizza to order a sent to your house. you can control the radio all through using your voice, no hands needed. >> reporter: very cool. you were saying, there's a simulator here, but you can test drive cars while you are here as well. >> the simulator is fun, but we want to get people

megan moore has more. megan? >> good morning, that's right. we have learned his name this morning wilson scott thacker. that is the man that didn't make we have learned his mother's name madeleine. she was able to make it out of the home. it started this morning very early about 2:15. what we know is that wilson scott thacker was living here well. his brother wasn't home at the time the fire broke out. his mother was home. we have learned that she was able to make it out of this home safely with the help of a neighbor. she was able to call 911. what we have learned this morning is that the lebanon fire chief says the fire started on a mattress in the front. that's where they found wilson scott thacker. the cause is believed to be smoking in bed. a tragic situation here. back to you guys. >> sheila: we will keep you updated on local 12 and local12.com. here is jen dalton. >> jen: we cleared up the problems we had out there earlier. we had an issue along 71 northbound. that is 2 separate accident scenes causing a slow down for folks causing nort

from experienced survival lists and something they recognize from a show on the weather channel. megan moore is in blue ash. good morning, my friend. >> good morning. i'm here with david howard one of the instructors for the survival classes going on at the blue ash rek center and nature park and over two weekends after this -- you were on the show fat guys in the woods 2014 and 2015. >> that is correct. what a stupid name but it was so much fun and the people we had on the show were awesome. >> i'm sure you learned a lot on the show and a lot of what you learned on that show you're going to be teaching people today? >> that's correct. one of the things that got to me was how easy this stuff can be and how many don't know these skills -- so that's what this is all about. >> what you're showing me today is how to make court take out of what we have in the woods -- >> something as simple as a leaf on the ground and tree bark and you can make rope that is so strong that you just can't pull those apart. i mean it's just amazing how something like that can hold 50 you can make a trap catch a smal

megan moore will show you where it's being built and what you welcomes its first customer. that is coming up at 7:30 on star 64. if you are on local 12 make that switch. >>> head to north en kentucky to party new orleans's style. it is the mardi gras celebration. it is all opening up at 8:00 tonight. tomorrow night the grand parade tomorrow night at can the. here is jen with a look at traffic. >> jen: it's been a fairly quiet morning on our roads. we haven't had any major accidents reported. we have one accident for state route 32 and u.s. 50. speaking of u.s. 50 we have been reminding you that u.s. 50 has down -- one lane blocked. there were 2 lanes blocked earlier but they have reopened one. that is because of the mud slide issues we have been dealing with all week after the storm. starting at 9:00 today all lanes will be closed in both tore torance so they can clean up the mud slide completely. at the carol cropper bridge one work. that will just be a temporary thing for today. don't worry no long term closures. the interstates heavy in the typical spots, 71-75 northboun

. >> sydney moore uses homework and housework to teach megan and lindsey life work. >> homework first, chores and then have fun. >> i think it's better if you work, don't have to do things all the time. >> and what mom and dad praise it's important to. it's not the trophy or the a. >> what's important they show up for practice. they actually have the equipment and things that they need. and that they are trying. kids can't win at anything. >> my mom would always say, stay ready, you don't have to get ready to be ready. >> gala is hoping to be a teacher. >> bounce back from struggle. >> those who don't quit, those will stay in the side of success. >> experts say parents need to be careful of helping kids too much. all the experts that sheila mentioned, have tips for raising resillient kids. we have the links, under the get you. we will continue to see pretty cloudy skies throughout the evening and still expect a winter night tap, temperatures fall in the 30s and into the 20s. taking a live look at the mostly cloudy view. we have a few peaks. and overall, we will be cloudy this evening.

cindy moore uses homework and housework to teach megan and lindsay life skills.homework comemefirst, thehesome chores, then we can go have fun.cindy thinks kids need to learn early on.. that work comes before fun.i think it's better if you#work for things, not just be given things all the time.good jobwhat mom and dad praise is important too - and it's not what important is that they show up for practice. they have theheequipment they need, and they're trying. kids can't win at everythig. my mom would always say stay ready, so you d d't have to get ready to be ready...gala's training to be a teacher and hopes she can help turn around the helpless trend.to bounce back from struggle.because the kids who don't quit - those are the e es experts say will experts say parents need to be careful about helping children "too" much.all of the experts sheila mentioned in her story have tips for raising resilient kids. kids.you can find all of that on our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.a discovery a century in the making.the time-bending of einstein's theory o

megan hick key, newschannel5. >>> a divorce lawyer is on the other side of the law tonight as police say he interfered with a client's death investigation. gregory moore wayns court today facing charges that he lied to police during their investigation. outside of his office in 2013 one day before her divorce trial was to begin. police say moore sent text messages to sherman that he was in his office. however, cleveland police say witness accounts and phone data shows that's not the case. police are still looking for the person would stabbed sherman. >>> one of three former rta dispatchers accused of abusing the service was also in court today. pamela mason is charged with theft in office, tampering with records, and identity fraud after the county prosecutor's office says she used the service to provide rides to family and friends. the service, which is federally sun is i divides, is used to provide transportation to the disabled and elderly. >>> voters in south carolina will head to the polls in the morning to cast their vote. >> polls show donald trump with a strong lead looking to accept the nomination here in cleveland this summer. john kosich is

local 12's megan moore joins us next.. with how the disease 3 3 a day after the world health organization declares the zika virus outbreak a global health emergency..the c- d- c confirms the first u- s case transmitted through sexual contact. this virus is being linked to serious birth defects. local 12's megan developments. 3 the patient infected is in dallas county texas. as you said this is the first sexually transmitted case of zika virus health officials say they have seen. right now there are more than 30 confirmed cases of the virus in the united states. aside from this most recent case, all other patients were infected when they were overseas.zika virus has been linked to a serious birth defect that causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads.the virus is spreading rapidly through countries like latin america and the caribbean.at this time there have been no reports of zika being transmitted by mosquitoes in the u-s. dallas county officials are planning to increase awareness now that they know the virus ca

a little girl who has been diagnosed with d-i-p-g...the same cancer lauren hill had.local 12's megan moore joins us *live* from st. joseph academy in walton this morning. 3 3 if you are trying to track down a fish fry near you...there is a full list on local 12 dot com. 3 a northern kentucky school district doesn't have the money for new football uniforms so they are reaching out for help.parents have created a go- fund- me account to raise money for the dayton green devils football team. this fall, the dayton green devils will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their last state football championship. they want to look good for that and don't want to take the field in the six- year- old uniforms that are new uniforms run about $25,000. our athletic department helps out with those costs but we're just trying to offset those for them. try to alleviate some of that. a lot of them have worn these for years. a lot of wear and tear. i think new ones would just pump them up a little bit. make them happy. dayton is a small, poor school district that charges no fees to play sports. they say it would