the arrest citation accuses ratliff of shooting 22-year- old ryan birse nine times. the citation says ratliff entered the establishment, located birse and began firing. happening now and... look at this... the balding bandit strikes again! take a look at this video --- it's from inside the crescent springs walgreens store. and fill it up with boxes of rogaine, and the memory supplement, preva-gen. but police say he didn't pay for any of it... and did the same at stores in mt. healthy, north college hill, west chester, florence and even as far away as pittsburgh. authorities believe the suspect drives a white jeep. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers at 513- 352-30-40. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with frank weather now transition expect a few flurries this morning and today otherwise cloudy and cold a high today 36. our warm-up for the weekend will be really nice on saturday 50

ratliff and his live in girlfriend got an argument on southwest 100 8th street in ocala. his girlfriend went next door to help, and the neighbor grabbed his gun, got into a fight with ratliff and shot him. police say pentgraph was in fear of his life. >>> and a petition was shot down by the community board last year, but there's been an effort to res rukt it online and to pay for the technology. >> we'll pay for the celebration and there can instantly be recognized and apprehended. >> according to the sheriff's office, since 2013, the crime rate is down in celebration. the community also already employees a full-time deputy. there's no timetable when the issue could come up again for discussion. >>> it's an effort to help prevent wrong way crashes on the roads you drive each and every day. >> new at 6 how the new system is working and an update on plans to expand it. >> plus, why brevard county leaders decided to write off millions in services. . >>> we found out more than a dozen drivers just like this one have been caught going the wrong way on c's expressways but they

ryan confronted ratliff and shot him. the assistant state attorney gleef believed that he legally believed that he and the ex-girlfriend were in danger. we have the calls from the shooting. >> they have arrested brandon smith for indecent exposure in public. the story right here. they say that a woman was out for an early morning jog on the main trail bridge when she noticed smith standing there wearing nothing but sneakers. this is not his first run-in with the law. in 2014, he was charged with lewd and lascivious conduct from exposing himself to a woman walking her dog. >> donald trump gets his first primary victory, crushing the competition in new hampshire, that includes marco rubio whose momentum from iowa disappears. >> our disappoint tonight is not on you. >> a surprise second place campaign. >> tonight, the light overcame campaigning. >> big winner for democrats, bernie sanders. >> the people of new hampshire have sent a profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment, and by the way

just got off the phone with former northwest airlines general manager and local aviation expert jay ratliff... who thinks otherwise. "we'll see exactly the full impact from a schedule standpoint they're going to cut that many employees at cvg..there's going to be a reduction in commercial air flights as well." of course we're gonna follow this story as it develops on air, online and on the fox19 now mobile app. first on fox19 now animation turning now to new information on a story you heard first on fox19 now.... authorities are working to find out if there are more victims in the case pastor charged with sex crimes. and we've confirmed that the same man... is a foster parent. fox19 now's gordon graham is just back from kenton county. open----while 54 year-old joseph niemeyer sits in the kenton county detention center. fox19 now has obtained this court document which may explain why niemeyer may have had no choice, but to turn himself him. rob-----mr. niemeyer actually came to the independence police department and spoke to detectives and that was because, probably because somebody had foun

investigators say that is when he grabbed his gun, confronted brought live -- ratliff and fatally shot him. the man attached to a crab trap heart attack and drowned. they thought the 72-year-old was homeless. a fisherman discovered the body. police have not found his stewart: next of kin. a 17-year-old is under arrest for bringing a loaded gun to school. the student was arrested on the campus of the high school today. the building was put on lockdown and no one was hurt. new video of a trash collection truck on fire in orange county. viewer. crews say it hit a power line, sparking a fire in the back. you can see the trash being dumped out of the truck as firefighters doused the flames. meredith: this dangerous duo is off the streets after going on a violent rampage. tonight, chris hush spoke with their victims and has new information on the suspect. >> i feel scared because i can' t go out by myself. >> this driver says he was pistol whipped and robbed at gunpoint over the weekend after dropping someone off at this home. a translator help him explain what happened. >> this was so fast.

. >> reporter: producer ricky ratliffe bought that bag in chinatown where people sell all kinds of counterfeithandise. >> is it real? >> yes. >> reporter: he claimed he was selling authentic stuff. >> give you all the bags. which one you want. >> reporter: some people admitted products weren't the real thing. one hustler said if we want the real quality brand-name stuff, we need to follow him and meet with this woman in mcdonald's. >> what are you looking for? >> louis vuitton. >> reporter: on my phone she showed my producer supposed $1,000 louis vuitton bag. >> reporter: she said she would sell for $200. >> how do i pay? >> cash. >> reporter: and 15 minutes later, back on the street, the bag appeared. >> thank you. john: and that's how i got this. the counterfeit fashion industry is big business. chris sprigman knows about that. he wrote the knockoff economy, how imitation sparks innovation. that makes it sound like this illegal activity is a good thing. >> well, there's some good that comes out of it. the presence of knockoffs democratizes fashion, it allows people in the u.s. to look good,

then it's on to ratliff stadium in odessa, texas for a crazy coincidence. it's not only the stadium featured in the movie friday night lights but is also home to the odessa bronchos and permian panthers. from here we're off on a 10 hour drive to glendale, az to see university of phoenix stadium, also knows as the bird's next and home to the arizona cardinals who the panthers pounded 49-14 for the nfc title and a trip to super bowl 50! we're down to the final 10 hours of our trek to levi's stadium in santa clara, california. where if you're lucky enough to get a ticket, 3 you can watch super bowl 50 right here on wltxchat 3 3 3 turns out some customers aren't loving mcdonald's new mozzarella sticks.that's because they say the cheese is missing/some customers have posted pictures on twitter showing the sticks without the mozzarella.mcdonald's says they are aware of the low volume of complaints and believes the cheese is melting they are 3 looking to fix the problem.chat3 3 how about some wine - with your girl scout cookies? there's now a vivino wine app - tha

nick ratliff: not only did this program build his confidence, it built mine in him. i've never been more proud of him than this afternoon. it was an absolute incredible experience, i would never trade it for the world dawn matney: we've seen her grow, we've seen opportunities for her, and she's grown spiritually, emotionally, and physically. today's ceremony was unique. explained that these first responders got just as much out of the program as the cadet did. the fire and sheriff's departments joined the program this year. sheriff allen: it's awesome program first to be able to give back in this way and also helps to enrich our staff to learn that disabilities but they and program has confidence to know they will make it. it's an amazing experience really because to watch them thrive over the course of four short months and just to watch them look at you in the eye and watch them come in and shake your hand and speak with ya and shave a smile on your face hey that's a life changer, that's a game changer. three of of the seven cadets already have jobs lined up. offic

(ken ratliff/school superintendent) "this person showed up in advance days early and said the senator had fallen ill and he was there to take his place and speak." speak."officials discovered the fraud weeks later when the real senator showed up for his scheduled engagement.they say they will be more diligent about vetting guests and speakers in the future. people in an ohio village that came under scrutiny when high levels of lead were discovered in water samples ... may be getting closer to being in the clear. clear.the state e-p-a says all but four of 54 samples from sebring homeowners tested 'below' the federal lead threshhold.they say they've tested 951 samples in recent weeks ... finding high levels of led in 44 homes. back in january environmental officials said the operator of the village water plant waited months to notify people about high levels of lead coming from their pipes. story we've been tracking for you.the case against the teen who famously used the "affluenza" defense... that he was too spoiled to know right from wrong in this deadly drunk driving crash... is gett

. >> reporter: producer ricky ratliffe bought that bag in chinatown where people sell all kinds of counterfeit>> is it real? >> yes. >> reporter: he claimed he was selling authentic stuff. >> give you all the bags. which one you want. >> reporter: some people admitted products weren't the real thing. one hustler said if we want the real quality brand-name stuff, we need to follow him and meet with this woman in mcdonald's. >> what are you looking for? >> louis vuitton. >> reporter: on my phone she showed my producer supposed $1,000 louis vuitton bag. >> reporter: she said she would sell for $200. >> how do i pay? >> cash. >> reporter: and 15 minutes later, back on the street, the bag appeared. >> thank you. john: and that's how i got this. the counterfeit fashion industry is big business. chris sprigman knows about that. he wrote the knockoff economy, how imitation sparks innovation. that makes it sound like this illegal activity is a good thing. >> well, there's some good that comes out of it. the presence of knockoffs democratizes fashion, it allows people in the u.s. to look good, to look s

((((ken ratliff/school superintendent) "this person showed up in advance days early and said the senator had fallen ill and he was there to take his place and speak.)) officials discovered the fraud weeks later when the real senator showed up for his scheduled engagement. the mayor of houston made history today by announcing the appointment of the city's first-ever hispanic police chief. interim chief martha montalvo will lead the force until the city replaces retiring chief charles mcclelland. montalvo will be the second woman to hold the position. a head's up for anyone driving the police department will be cracking down on anyone speeding for the next two weeks. officers will be targeting areas where people commonly drive above the speed limit. -13- action news is getting a look inside nevada's first ikea location, set to open next the manager says the work is now focused on installing dry wall, plumbing and painting. as they finish construction, they're also working to reduce ikea's carbon footprint by installing thousands of solar panels on the roof. the new store is set to open thi

the woman is ricky ratliff, one of my producers, i asked her to do this there is a theory that hugging you and them more trusting more willing to cooperate with people, and happier. >> i feel great. >> i feel better too, it's weird. john: i asked my produceer to do that because, i didn't want to do it our show title is let us experiment, hugging strangers in times square is not my kind of experiment. but, paul zach is easier to do it, he has done versions of if there are last 14 years, why? >> we wonder idea prosperity lives in some countries not other, we studied role of trust, we wanted a biological basis for why we trust strangers. john: because of a chemical in our body? >> it functions to cause us to resip kate, almost always. you are nice to me, i am nice to you. john: my hugging people, people release more of that hormone. >> oxyto since. john: makes people happier. >> and healthier, and promoteing cooperation, without anybody telling us we have to. john: you try to do a scientific experiment with this in america, america said no. >> we did our first study in europe, and now hav

nick ratliff: "i've always been worried about the next step of his life and what's gonna happen after this and this program i think has made it clear that he is absolutely contributing to society in a major way." three of the seven cadets already have jobs lined up. the program is looking for more businesses to partner with. the goal is to have each and every cadet employed in the near future. cave spring high school students honored two of their own through a blood drive. more than one hundred students school. yesterday's private blood drive, hosted by the school's parent-teacher- student- organization, honored kendall bayne and hannah bryant. both students lost their battle to cancer kendall's brother gave blood, and says his sister would have been proud. connor bayne: "it means a lot. it's really great what everyone is doing. from personal experience, from my sister, she had several blood transfusions and she as always so thankful that people were willing to donate blood to help save lives." virginia blood services says all the blood donated will stay local and each person who dona

the durda and ratliff family are just excited and we can't wait to see what the journey will be like. you heard me mention it is going to be great. i am only going to get bigger and bigger. >> kristi: you will be covering up the whole state of florida julie sdwlooul morning covering up marathon, just a little bit. >> kristi: just a little bit you julie i had to push a little bit. continue the process of the journey for me. i am over halfway there. it will be here before you no at the and a little baby boy running around and playing in the studio. he will be doing weather with me one day. we will see. as we take look outside. i hope you are outside running around. look at everybody at the beach. a beautiful day. we have been so lucky with this weather the last few days. the weather pattern has cooperated thanks to high pressure. it is warming us up. look at these temperatures 80 in ft. lauderdale. 80 in key west. strong south to southeaea wind. cold front for the heat and wind speeds betweenen5 and 20 miles per hour. we are expecting those speeds tocontinue to strengthen throughout the

(applause) >>> joins us is courtney ratliff, from lurk capital. >> thanks for having me. >> i know youted more direction perhaps from janet yellen, but name any fed chair who wants to be that explicit about their intentions in this market? >> you know, it's interesting, none of them do, none of them will, and she maid that vole clear. i think she is, though, giving a little more i would say that maybe some of her predecessors, and incredibly cognizant of the impact of what she says and what the market does. >> what's she saying? >> nothing, which is why the market should kind of do not. he aabsoluted to if in the event how that maybor may not slow the u.s. growth. how she is pays attention to that, but she's not concerned as much. >> we're also standing here where nike trades, it's leading the dow today, one of your picks. why? >> i think some of those names have been oversold. when you think about nike and last year, it was up close to around 30% a lot of our clients tended to start selling some of those big winners, whether it was the fangs, or -- to start to shift that portfolio in