rita will focus on other funding avenues to ensure its future success. st. rita school for the deaf has put on the festival since 19-16 - making it the longest running festival in the tri- state. a ten year old florida boy...is feeling more like a nks to the help of modern technology. "i really was waiting a long time for my arm and i was thinking about getting it." alvin garcia was born with just one arm... but thanks to a non-profit...and 3-d printing...he received a bionic arm...delivered by some popular star wars characters. experience. mos says: "he's a boy. he's very friendly and i the truth. you have one arm but that's the way you are and you have to keep going. it doesn't matter you know." the same company has printed 3-d kids across the country. each one takes 36 hours to make.

rita fest.. from a few years ago.. but the st. rita fest tradition is coming to a close... on the group's facebook page - organizers posted - st. rita will focus on other funding avenues to ensure its future success. st. rita school for the deaf has put on the festival since 19-16 - making it the longest running festival in the tri- state. you can check out the thirteenth amendment and the emancipation proclamation in person at the freedom center.... tomorrow... and you can do it all for free.. the national underground railroad freedom center is offering free admission tomorrow.. in honor of dr. martin luther king, junior day. the reds hall of fame and museum is offering half price admission tomorrow.. to commemorate the late dr. king... the tri state has a lot to offer. ....including a scavanger hunt at the cincinnati- hamilton county library.... we have a list of activities and deals on our website on fox19 now dot com... we're back with another check of your cold... forecast - after the break. sot "steve open" we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. b

according to rita -- bianca had a thyroid disease and needs daily medication. when she was found -- the slightly overweight golden retriever seemed to be shaken -- but was o-k. right now -- she is being checked out by her vet. we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. according trainers -- bianca was the third service dog in the area -- that was taken. a ten-thousand dollar reward remains in place for latham the lab. coming up on kwwl, in a world dominated by texting and e-mails, one area high school goes old school and writes letters to and - the hawkeye's basketball team gears up for a rematch against the number four "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. you're watching kwwl. we've got and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at six." she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't qu

according to rita -- bianca suffers from a thyroid problem -- and needed daily medication. at last check -- bainca was a little shaken -- but seems to be doing o-k. right now -- she's being checked out by her vet -- to ensure she's happy and healthy. we've got you covered live in the kwwl news. according trainers -- bianca was the third service dog in the area -- that was taken. a ten-thousand dollar reward remains in place for latham the 19 days in our countdown to caucus -- and there isn't a clear front runner republican candidate in iowa... a new des moines register iowa poll released this mroning has senator ted cruz topping donald trump by three points... senator cruz polling at 25 percent, trump at 22 percent. however, a quinnipiac poll released this week has trump ahead of cruz by two points. though he never says his name, president obama calls out donald trump several times in his final state of the union speech. the president specifically making note of trump's comments on what he says is a declining u-s economy. also calling out trump -- the republican response. h

>> she contacted "7 on your side," and the postal service told us rita never filed a claim. but we pointed out the claim is right there. after that, rita got a call. >> oh, we have good news. >> the postal service tells us due to an administrative oversight during management changes, the registered mail inquiry was not processed. once district leadership was advised of the situation, they took action to accept the claim and make the customer whole. the postal worker came by and delivered her two checks totaling $500. >> i'm just thrilled. it's a lot of money. >> the postal service tells us that the $500 gift card remains lost. so it's not clear exactly what happened to it. now if you mail a gift card, remember it's like putting cash in the mail. anybody can use it. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >>> caught on video, a group escaped a rock side in argentina at the andes mountain stream. a deluge of rocks and water quickly appeared. they had less than a minute to get out of the way. a mound near loaded this video to youtube. >>> one of washington, d.c.'s most popular re

her owner and trainer -- rita her home -- and took her. she was later found about two miles from the home by a u-p-s rita says she was devestated when she walked in her home -- and noticed bianca was gone. "i didn't know where she was. she had never been out in the snow. it was a cold blistery just hope she was tucked in somewhere." according to rita -- bianca suffers from a thyroid problem -- and needed daily medication. but at in a kwwl follow-up.. an eastern iowa deer is going viral -- now hitting more 10-thousand likes on the d-n-r facebook pages take a look at the picture here -- you can see the deer looking right into the d-n-r office in manchester. thousand times in two days. kwwl's jessica hartman stopping by the d-n-r office in manchester to find out more about their new friend. that's right and i found out she wasn't alone - the young deer and her friend loved it so much monday - they came back tuesday for an other visit. this curious little face showed up at the manchester d-n-r office on a bitter cold morning -- looking as if i

. >> rita sent a nice graduation gift to her nephew.> congratulations, you graduated from high school and here's a little money. >> she put a $500 gift card in the greeting card. >> he said it was a great card, but there was nothing in there. >> the envelope arrived and the $500 was gone. he took pictures and scanned it and it looked like somebody ripped it out. >> the photo showed the envelope had been torn open, taped with postal tape and marked with postal stamps. >> it's obvious it had been tampered with. >> lickly rita sent it by registered mail and insured it for $500. she filed a claim with the post office. >> i said this is what happened, and they said we will take care of it. >> however, no one responded to her claim. rita kept calling the postal managers. >> i said i have paperwork, red tape, has to be inspected. >> the whole year went by. still no response. >> not fair, not right. then what's the point of having insurance? >> she contacted "7 on your side," and the postal service told us rita never filed a claim. but we point

and rita chimal. supervisor marc farrell is here. supervisor jewel jewel yechristensen and all the department heads here of the city and all the community based organizations that are represent. thank you for coming and welcome to st. anthony's >> good morning everyone. thank you all for being here. let me begin with just comment about some things that have occurred in the last 48 hours that i know are on peoples minds and want to address that right off before i get fl to had body of the speech. but i want to start out with some words

rita will focus on other funding avenues to success. st. rita school for the festival since festival in the tri- state. 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 jeff... frank vert mon jeff's back with a check of your weather... when we come back. plus, meet one boy who's living like a storm trooper thanks to a new high-tech arm. that story... next on the xtra. plus, meet one boy who's living like a storm trooper thanks to a new high-tech arm. on the xtra. morning of the you step out this morning with zero in many spots and wind chill factors from 10 to 15 below zero. we are dry and clear so roads look good the problem wind chill advisory until 1pm. while we are sunny today we will only get to 14 degrees with wind below zero for most of the day. we stay dry tonight with lows down to 6 tonight and wind chill values from zero to 5 below. our next snow chance could cause issues for

we realize that thousands of people in our community have gone memories of rita fest. we are honored to be a part of the many peoples lives. grady or -- greater cincinnati will continue to support us and other ways. they also want to thank the countless volunteers who make this vessel happened year after year. andrew: a series of crashes shutting down ronald reagan highway for half an hour. it happened around 4:00 p.m.. one of the cars involved for dover -- flipped over on the median. three people injured in a crash mile marker. state highway patrol say that recover. everything is back up again. it is not clear what caused it, it may be weather related. three americans held hostage in iran. post reporter, a former marine, a pastor landed in geneva a few hours ago. for americans are freed as part of a prisoner exchange. former fbi agent levinsohn was not released. obama prefers promisee in matters like this one. obama: the nuclear deal was not intended to resolve all of our differences with ironic. engaging directly with the iranian government has created a unique oppor

rita will focus on other funding avenues to ensure its future success. st. rita school for the deaf has put on the festival since 19-16 - making it the longest running festival in the tri- state. it's going to be brutally cold out their this morning...and that can cause some potentially dangerous conditions for your pets. "well this time of year pets, especially for their pets outside and stay outside and play long. the cold can breathing, and lead to smaller pets or older medical problems, and then its really the risk of exposure, like frostbite, damage to their toes, ears" we've also got some tips from the the united states. spend time outside, remember that keeping warm depletes energy. more food in the routinely check its water dish to make frozen. and use a plastic bowl- your dog's tongue could stick to a frozen metal dish. now, a new bill in the ohio house is pushing to punish those who leave them out in the cold, with fines and possibly jail time. house bill 94 would make tethering an animal outside illegal under certain circumstances. violators would

the postal service told us rita never filed a claim. after that, she got a call. >> the postal service tells us during an oversight, the mail inquiry was not processed. once leadership was advised they were able to make a claim. >> just thrilled. it's a lot of money. >> it's good to go out of their way like that. >> the postal service told us it remains lost. and remember, anyone can use it. now, to see my reports go to abc7news.com and click on the sections tab. >> it's just like cash. >> pretty much. >> thank you. >> well, coming up, meet our abc7 star named bello. >> how writing helped him >>> for another update sky 7 is live where traffic is slowly getting back to normal in. >> it was more than two hours ago, police arrested two dozen protestors and reopened the bridge into the city. here is another look at the traffic our camera. you can see it's still backed up. it's not quite the nightmare that it was. >> no. better. do get breaking news by down loading our abc7 news app. >> you're about to meet a young man who has not let a disa

rita will focus on other funding avenues to ensure its future success. st. rita school for the deaf has put on the festival since 19-16 - making it the longest running festival in the tri- state. a car slams into a gas station... a woman standing right in its path. the dramatic video you have to see..next. some relief finally michigan... in the crisis. but there's still more work to be done... fox19 welcome back to fox19 now you're looking live at downtown your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal have hap

did rita's story mean russ had a motive to kill betsy? and how about this? pam hupp, the state's prime witness in the first trial, had new evidence too, which you can only call explosive. secrets until now. for reasons which will perhaps be obvious. rita, that would blow the case wide open. >> i told her i really hope if you think he still did it that you have a whole lot more evidence than you had the first time and she said they did. >> but did she say i have a bombshell. i have something really big. >> she did. she did. >>> coming up, from out of the blue a dramatic new claim about betsy's personal life. >> she revealed that she and betsy had had an intimate relationship. continues. aaaaaaaand we're back at cricket wireless! switch and get a brand new lg risio for $19.99, or take a spin with the samsung galaxy grand prime for $29.99! cricket wireless. pam went to talk to detectives from jail. >> and told them a secret something very surprising indeed. >> she revealed for the first time that she and betsy had had an intimate relationship. >> robert patrick

``did rita's story mean russ had a ``motive to kill betsy? ``and how about this? ``pam hupp, the state's prime ``witness in the first trial, had ``new evidence too, which you can ``only call explosive. ``secrets until now. ``for reasons which will perhaps ``be obvious. ``secrets, the prosecutor told ``rita, that would blow the case ``wide open. ``>> i told her i really hope if ``you think he still did it that ``you have a whole lot more ``evidence than you had the first ``time and she said they did. ``>> but did she say i have a ``bombshell. ``i have something really big. ``>> she did. ``>>> coming up, from out of the ``blue a dramatic new claim about ``betsy's personal life. ``>> she revealed that she and ``betsy had had an intimate ``relationship. ``>> reporter: when "dateline" ``continues. @aaaaaaaand we' re back at`cricket wireless! @switch and get a brand new @lg risio for $19.99, @or take a spin with the samsung @galaxy grand prime for $29.99! @cricket wireless. ``pam went to talk to detectives ``soon after russ was released ``>> and told them a secret ``som

. >>> saint rita fest has been one the biggest festivals in the tri-state. it is no more. the decision is being met with some relief. >> hundred years, it is started out as a visitation day for it kind of boomed into afund raiser after a couple years. >> reporter: it was a summer time tradition. i stopped by last years fast value on behalf of local 12 and sampled some of that famous mock tutle up to. many of the family's didn't realize this festival would be their last. >> we had to look at the numbers. it was not the easy decision. >> reporter: he has been with the school for 45 years. he has seen is all. in the festivals hey day people would pack the school yard. last year it netted about $170. the return on development just >> two and a half weeks of preparation and cleaning up. you are doing a whole month of this, in addition to monthly immediate meetings. i think it is mixed, i think in some areas, it is we don't have to worry about getting wet, we don't have to play in the mud. >> reporter: and playing in the mud is something that he was familiar with. it had been storming that w

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the postal service told us rita never filed a claim. a call. >> the postal service tells us during an oversight, the mail inquiry was not processed. once leadership was advised they were able to make a claim. >> just thrilled. it's a lot of money. >> it's good to go out of their way like that. >> the postal service told remains lost. and remember, anyone can use it. now, to see my reports go to abc7news.com and click on the sections tab. >> it's just like cash. >> pretty much. >> thank you. >> well, coming up, meet our abc7 star named bello. >> how writing helped him they represent blood cells. and if you have afib-an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free and travel upstream to the brain, where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was even proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinica

>> she contacted "7 on your side," and the postal service told us rita never filed a claim.ted out the claim is right there. after that, rita got a call. >> oh, we have good news. >> the postal service tells us due to an administrative oversight during management changes the registered mail inquiry was not processed. once district leadership was advised of the situation, they took action to accept the claim and make the customer whole. the postal worker came by and delivered her two checks totaling $500. >> i'm just thrilled. it's a lot of money. >> the postal service tells us that the $3,500 gift card remains lost. so it's not clear exactly what happened to it. now if you mail a gift card, remember it's like putting cash in the mail. anybody can use it. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> caught on video a group escaped a rock side in argentina at the ande's mountain stream. a deluge of rocks and water quickly appeared. they had less than a minute to get out of the year. this video was upload today youtube. >>> one of washington, d.c.'s most popular residents is enjoyi

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pick up where we left off. >> reporter: betsy confided in her, said rita, especially about her cancer. >> she came to my house once and i didn't even know she was upset we talked about a few things and then she just broke down bawling. and she's like, i'm going to kill myself. but then there would be days where you would never even know she had cancer. we'd go play tennis out of the blue and i'd say, are you feeling good and she's like, i feel great today. and her personality had changed for the moment. >> do you remember how you found out that she was dead? >> i was feeding both of my babies, they were in their high chairs, and my oldest son said, there betsy. and i turned and looked and i had my tv muted, and betsy's face was on the tv. that's how i found out. >> what is that like? >> i cried. i called my husband immediately and said, you're not going to believe this but betsy's gone, betsy's dead. for a minute, i thought, oh, crap, did she really kill herself? >> reporter: but only for a minute. and of course when she learned times, she knew it was murder. during those first days o

like, for example, rita wolf, e >> the defense i talked to them >> uh-huh. >> and i really felt that the iece helped them more than it helped the prosecution just because of who got it.r: it was pam hupp, of course, who got it. could 150,000 be a motive for murder? as pam herself told -- >> and money is -- makes people do crazy, crazy things. >> reporter: but the big surprise? at the first trial, an officer testified that a special test ood in the kitchen. he'd taken photos to prove it.court the pictures did not turn out, so jurors would have to take his word for it.estified that nothing developed. all of the photographs were simply blackness because the camera malfunctioned. >> reporter: schwartz didn't believe it. >> i'd been insistwo and a half years on these black photos. i didn't buy it. suspicions were confirmed. the photos did turn out, were there all along. >> we got a cd that had 132 photos. not one of which didn't develop. >> wow. >> reporter:said schwartz, did not support the officer's testimony about the results of that special test. >> and they didn't show what he how, w

rita fest was used to provide tuition assistance for students at the school for the deaf. lisa: he may be wearing black and gold these days, but former uc bearcat josh harrison is back in cincinnati. he is helping local athletes prepare for baseball season. the pirates infielder is working with his brother, to put on the harrison brothers camp in columbia township. players as young as seven, and they are teaching the fundamentals of the game. >> we make this game harder on ourselves because we don' t keep it simple. and a lot of things that i learn from my brother when i was coming from high school, things that the was doing in pro ball, i could apply to my life in high school and college. lisa: the harrison brothers camp continues will wrap up today around 2:00. a seattle bride' s wedding was called off, but she still had reason to celebrate. mark: how she used her cancelled wedding to make a difference for families in need. lisa: plus, stealing the show. the adorable acceptance speech from a winner at last night' meet the moore's! we're always looking for ways to enjoy m

rita's water ice going all natural. >> three-day holiday weekend. tracking what's in store. >>> this is be in 10 news. >> i'm putting joe in charge of mission control. for the loved ones we've always lost, for the families that we can still save, let's make america the country that cures cancer once and for all. what do you say, joe? let's make it happen. >> that was one of the loudest cheers last night during the president's state of the union last night. >> vice president biden starting his mission quickly. he's coming to philadelphia. nbc 10's lauren mayk reports. >> my husband and i had this baby and discovered -- >> reporter: margaret diagnosed with breast cancer. >> i remember saying, well, at least it's not stage iv. and my doctor said, no, no, you are sage iv. >> reporter: that was nine years ago. the mother of three has metastatic cancer. >> stage iv you're never cured. i'll never be done. >> reporter: but her treatments have worked. >> i will always be a stage iv cancer patient but i am cancer-free at this time which i can thank science fo

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rita school for the deaf has put on the festival since 19-16 ... making it the longest running festival in the tri- state. follow breaking bring you the latest information right here on the our website fox19 now-dot-com. want to get a check with jeff... weather now transition the coldest morning of the season is on tap as you step out this morning with temperatures near zero in many spots and wind chill factors from 10 to 15 below zero. we are dry and clear so roads look good the problem is that cold with a wind chill advisory until 1pm. while we are sunny today we will only get to 14 degrees with wind chill values staying below zero for most of the day. we stay dry tonight and on tuesday with lows down to 6 tonight and wind chill values from zero to 5 below. our next snow chance could cause issues for wednesday mornings commute with slippery driving and accumulating snow for the first part of wednesday. we stay at it below freezing the remainder of the week with a second round of accumulating snow possible on friday. so heads up to tricky driving

. >> rita texas feels betrayed by walmart 12 months after the grand opening. >> they chose to come here. and then when they put the other grocery store out of business, they want to close down and leave. i'm mad. >> she is talking about petitte, the mom and pop grocery a main stay in this small town for nearly 60 years. larry deeds was co-owner. >> what made you close? >> business. they just quit coming. >> walmart stole your business. >> yes. >> petitte closed about nine months after walmart opened. will started working here when he was 16. >> it is almost enough to bring a tear to your eye to see all of the shelves empty. >> when walmart moved in last year, white right's mayor allen west says a little competition from walmart was a good thing. now that it is leaving -- >> it is going to hit the city financially. it is going to hit the citizens economically. and not good for the mental status. >> walmart is closing 154 stores in 27 states. and many of them are in small towns. in a statement to cbs news, walmart says the decision was not easy. and we share in the community's disappointm

rita fest, and we feel honored to have been a part of so many people' s lives. we believe this is the right thing to do for the future of our students and sincerely hope that the people of greater cincinnati will continue to support us in other ways." the festival started in 1916. last year we' re told the festival raised nearly $200,000. mark: dozens of artists from across the city showed off their work at rhinegeist brewery this weekend. the brewery hosts art on vine every month. the show is aimed at helping local artists reach new audiences. more than 70 artists brought their work to the event, with t-shirts and beer koozies. art on vine also donates part of its proceeds each month to a local non-profit. >> we started in a parking lot, benefiting otr community housing. in three years, we' ve benefited over 15 non-profits. it' s gone from eight personnel to over 70 vendors a month. i think the main thing, like i said, we' ve been working so hard and all we can really do is s this city that comes out and shows its support every single month. and i mean, we' re

clear skies and calm conditions over the next couple weeks if you had outside just before sunrise rita see really cool thing in the night sky this can be five planets line up in a row you get jupiter you highs in the skythe and mars saturn venus and mercury is get a be the lowest there along the horizon but you can you glad about 45 min. before sunrise should be of it check those out through about mid to late february. so let us know if you see him high-pressure building in across the south that to really just brings us the most part sunny skies from start to finish over the weekend lighter winds it will help the warmest up to as that builds storm it's entering this is one of those that will eventually make its way across the country up providing a mixed bag weather everything from storms to severe weather down across the south for us even some rain by about the middle part of the week until then it's all about the temperatures going take to 15 above average saturday rent 52 any get up close to sixty degrees by sunday and i average highs this time year is writer and forty six degrees t

>> well, i mean, i think the big headliners were rita moreno and herman badillo. >> yes. big new yorker. >> yes, and having grown up in new york and having, you know -- i had my own personal connection. i'm not puerto rican. >> still. >> yeah, i'm a new yorker. i thought i was puerto rican till i was like in the second grade. >> and so it was a real treat for me personally because i had grown up with these people in my house. >> but when we say the new americans, it did focus on the caribbean and the influx of latinos who were coming from cuba, the dominican republic, and puerto rico. >> and puerto rico. >> okay. got it. >> the massive migration that followed world war ii of puerto ricans because it took a much longer time for puerto rico to get out of the depression. >> yes. >> so that pushed a massive amount of people to come this way. and it was encouraged also by the u.s. government. and then subsequently there was the cubans and the dominicans. >> and the dominicans. julio, at the clemente, they came to you or you came to them to say, "you know what? this is right in

school for the death is no longer going to rule out rita fest. the trustees of the board considered the cost and the staffing necessary to put on the festival. despite its popularity, it will be better to try other fund-raising efforts. the school will continue the ground raffle. and the festival has been part of the tradition for as nearly as long. >> the slopes at perfect north are all open. local 12 covers the story where you live. the ski resort got off to a slow start this winter because of the warm weather. now it's colder and the workers plenty of snow. all 23 lanes for tubing are open as well. perfect north will open early monday at 9:30 early in the morning because it's the martin luther king holiday. >> calling all photographers. you're invited to capture nature and share it with others much it's part of the great parts of the hamilton county photo contest. you could submit up to five pictures a month for a chance to win a prize. january's theme is landscape. contest runs through may 21st. find the entry form and click on the news tab and go to the get it now button. >>> a

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when you talked about the saint rita school for the death. >> san rita had to close down the school last weekend rkt and they will continue their raffle. >> it's an iconic celebration of the summer so it will be missed. >>> 6:08 right now. what you need to >>> the weather after 6:00. tri-state. we are losing heat, what you see what you get. it will be late morning before off. we are expecting 1-2 inches of a dry, fluffy accumulation. had a good snow making snow by any stretch of the imagination. we are in the teens, temperatures making into the mid-20s, as the snow ends, you might he is a little patchy drizzle around as we get into the afternoon. snow is making for a tough morning drive, here is jen dalton with more on that. >> reporter: we have a couple of areas that have been causing us issues this morning, particularly 275 in both directions in colerain avenue, where we had a slide off and a car on its top reported. adam said earlier that car had we had a report of a car sliding the wrong way, near hopple. we had an accident reported southbound near sharon, but it's not showing up on

rita applegate. she was a waitress at a bar not far from lejeune. that's where they met. discovered they had a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, desires that his wife didn't. she wants to cut a deal and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, move to the caribbean and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of muchchvil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. they're from mcgee. tony: aw. well, that's kind of sweet. so, you-you guys are good again? bishop: yeah.. actually, mcgee saved me. i canceled my trip, got my deposit back, and, uh, it was a good thing. jake has to go out of town that weekend. a summit somewhere in asia. somewhere? asia's big. yep. need-to-know. couldn't tell me where. we'll take our little trip another time. yeah. so i got this, uh, leave request of yours. you still going to england? no, i think i'll take that tr

rita is set to roll out natural water ice flavors. >> no artificial coloring, flavors, right now thevors include pineapple and strawberry. banana and orange will be added in march. >> they closed the rita's in northern liberties. >> talking about american idol on fox and it has a huge philly connection. >>> are you i'm going to to show you some more snowfall totals, because this is a storm that played out pretty much the way we said it was going to, close to two inches of snow in monroe county phoenixville, chester county, close to an inch, half inch in harleyville, hat ton done heights, camden county new jersey. 10th of an inch. went get that much but we registered a trace at the airport. this date, yesterday's will be the latest we ever measured a trace of snow in any winter ever in philadelphia. now, that that happened, cold air blasting crime scene the great lakes and with the westerly winds, we're seeing lake effects snow bands but none of that affecting us. for us, it should be dry. we'll have to deal with this, arctic air for the rest of the day now that the jet stream is back

represenatives thursday morning- and mirror r e findings and recommendatiosnspropos ed by represenative rita allison's house education policy review task force- that task force looked directly at the issues stemming from the abbeville suit, which ruled rural school districts in south carolina were not receiving the same funding or advantages as the state's more urban districts. lawmakers say these bills deaea less with funding and more with support, but get the ball rolling on the lawsuit issues. orangeburg "there are some financial disparities but it's also in terms of being sure we're ready where the rubber hits the road. by looking at the bills that are introduced, i'm quite sure there will be more." house speaker jay lucas praised the bills- saying they were a common sense first step in tackling the school funding issue. each of those bills were referred to different house committees for analysis and them going to the house education and public works committee. will whitson, wis news 10 . a last-minute shopping spree is winding down in winnsboro. in less than an hour the walmart off high

rita applegate. she was a waitress at a bar not far from lejeune. that's where they met. discovered they had a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, desires that his wife didn't. she wants to cut a deal and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, move to the caribbean and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of much evil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. those aren't from jake. they're from mcgee. tony: aw. so, you-you guys are good again? bishop: yeah. actually, mcgee saved me. i canceled my trip, got my deposit back, and, uh, it was a good thing. jake has to go out of town that weekend. a summit somewhere in asia. somewhere? asia's big. yep. need-to-know. couldn't tell me where. we'll take our little trip another time. yeah. so i got this, uh, leave request of yours. you still going to england? no, i think i'll take that trip an

and about an hour later, police were called out to a deadly stabbing on santa rita drive near at las vegas boulevard and saint louis avenue. police say the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. they say he and another man got into a fight inside this home... when the suspect stabbed the victim several times. they say two or three other people were inside the house and know who the suspect is. police are looking for the suspect... who police say may be with a female. the animal foundation has a possible. the shelter announced its plans yesterday to become a no-kill shelter... and discussed what it will take to get this status. fox5's christine madella reports. <<"they looked at me with those soft, passionate eyes saying please take me home." their faces tug at your heartstrings... nats of barking saving all animals.. it's the goal of mission impossible 2020... a five-year plan the animal foundation hopes will bring them closer to becoming a no-kill shelter.... christine robinson, executive director, the animal foundation "it includes a whole array of programs to help us achi

rita applegate. she was a waitress at a bar not far from lejeune. that's where they met. discovered they had a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, desires that his wife didn't. she wants to cut a deal and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, move to the caribbean and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of much evil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. those aren't from jake. they're from mcgee. tony: aw. well, that's kind of sweet. so, you-you guys are good again? bishop: yeah. actually, mcgee saved me. i canceled my trip, got my deposit back, and, uh, it was a good thing. a summit somewhere in asia. somewhere? asia's big. yep. need-to-know. couldn't tell me where. we'll take our little trip another time. yeah. so i got this, uh, leave request of yours. you still going to england? no, i think i'll take that trip another time. u

james faced a murder warrant out of houston, texas for a 2014 deadly shooting of 43-year-old rita joyce salton. houston police say james was arrested, freed on bond and then disappeared. monday, he was discovered at the byron road apartments in columbia. deputies continue to investigate why he was even in the midlands. well, we now know the identity of the man who was shot and killed while trying to rob a columbia barber shop friday night. >> coroner gary watt says 35-year-old adeyemi hannibal was shot by people with concealed weapons permits inside next up columbia police are looking for a second suspect. >> meanwhile, richland county sheriff's department is suspect. take a look at this surveillance video from the family dollar on decker boulevard. officials say the suspect walked into the store, pretended to purchase an item and then stole money from the register before fleeing the scene. if you have any information in this case that can help police, crimestoppers. that number is 1-888-crimesc. the friendly skies are on alert after t.s.a. officials at columbia airport found a loaded f

on santa rita drive - near las vegas boulevard and st. louis avenue. a male victim was taken to u-m-c and pronounced dead. if you have information - on any of these crimes.... call police right away. you can remain anonymous by calling crimestoppers - at 702-385-55-55. north las vegas mayor john lee had plenty to boast about during his state of the city address this morning. the city has gone from the verge of finanical ruin to one of the fastest moving economies in the southwest. fox5's les krifaton joins us live from north las vegas city hall -- and les faraday future wasn't the only topic of today's address. faraday future for the city of north las vegas. mayor john lee accepts the accolades for the plant building here but he's the first one to say the transformation of north las vegas was a team effort. it was four short years ago when then north las vegas mayor shari buck had this to say about the bleak future for the city. the past two years have been some of the most difficult endured by the city. the economic down turn that hit the country in 2