in the studio, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. people around the country are now voicing concerns about security at airports, following the attacks. dan dblbx our sara celi is live at c-v-g with details on how officials are stepping up safety measures. washington ap - homeland security secretary jeh jay johnson says there is no "specific, credible intelligence" of any plots against the united states like those carried out in brussels. as a precaution, the homeland security department is stepping up security at major u.s. airports and rail and transit stations around the country. johnson says dhs officials are in contact with their european counterparts and monitoring the ongoing situation. security officials are also reviewing whether additional screening may be necessary for air travelers coming from belgium. belgium is one of 38 countries whose citizens generally do not need a visa to visit the u.s. a lexington, a lexington, kentucky family is on edge... still unable to reach loved ones this morning.... who were at the brussels

live in glendale, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. developing dan bam r developing now... deadly paris terror attacks in november, could have been worse...with more attacks planned that didn't go off. suspect salah ab- deslam says a suicide bombing was planned for a paris through. authorities after four months of hiding in belgium. "there are so many links between the so-called terrorists and the criminals. they are using the same tools, they are using the same caves, the same apartments, the same locations." police found a stash of weapons in the place that suspect was staying...investigat ors say they believe he was getting ready for another major attack in belgium. a smart phone where you don't even have to use your hands. technological next. and a reminder fox19 now is once again teaming up with saint jude children's research hospital dream home giveaway. right now and if be entered to win a text "home" to 4-19- 19 for a link to buy your ticket... frank weather open get back to more spring like temps in the 60s this week before an

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live at the hamilton county justice center, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. a northern kentucky councilwoman is kentucky back on the job... after being police say lisa husband were arrested after officers responded violence call this weekend. the mayor of cold now that the search allegedly uncovered marijuana and drug paraphernalia in fox19 now tried to cavanaugh about meeting yesterday... she told us her arrest was a personal matter. "i'm sure you have a job. just because you're a personal problems get aired all over" faces drug and assault charges. charged with assault. in court april 15th. cavanaugh can't legally be removed from council, unless convicted of a felony. happening today you might notice a downtown today... biden will be in the queen city... to speak at a fundraiser. dan dblbx fox 19 now's sara celi joins us live downtown with the details. this is a private event... and his appearance will not be open to the public. he's fundraising for ted strickland's senate bid, and the event kicks off at 9:30 tmis morning at the westin. it costs $500 for at

live in glendale, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. happening now a texas family who lived on the roof during last week's flood is moving back inside its home. jamie holden and his family making headlines stayed at their deweyville home, despite a mandatory evacuation. holden says his furniture and appliances were all less than a month old so he brought what he could up on the roof of his house. holden says: "every night that we stayed up there was beautiful skies..you could see every star in the sky. we had the tv going....barbeque pit going" holden says he's lived in the neighborhood his entire life, but just moved into this home recently. adlib 4shot frank marzullo joining us now with forecast after a chilly weekend we will get back to more spring like temps in the 60s this week before another quick cool down for the end of the week. we start out this morning in the upper 20s with sunshine this afternoon and a high of 50 degrees. our winds will shift on tuesday with a windy day and a southern flow with a high of 62 degrees and sunsh

live at the hamilton county justice center, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. a second case of zika has been reported in kentucky. the man reported symptoms of that virus after traveling to an affected country in the caribbean. we're told the man lives in western health experts say if you're are traveling to against mosquitos. another check on morning's forecast. frank joins us with a look at the day ahead. as temperatures warm into the low 60s this afternoon gusty southern flow with winds gusting upwards of will remain sunny will reach 63 degrees. look for a sun and cloud mix on wednesday with a high of 65 degrees. the next chance for rain will arrive after midnight into thursday morning with rain and isolated thunderstorms thursday afternoon. this will be a cold front that will bring in dry and cool air on friday with highs near 50 degrees. easter weekend looks a bit warmer with a dry saturday and highs of 60 degrees. we do have rain chances easter sunday but as of now they look late day into the evening as early morning church and egg hunts as of now look dr

fox19's robert guaderrama has more. we're hearing exclusively from the mother of baby stephen for the very first time since she found him unresponsive a little over a week ago. she tells me he's in critical condition but police have yet to file any charges in the case. jacquelyn butler mother "he's very strong and i believe god will bring him through this." jacquelyn butler speaking to fox19 now after what she calls the worst night of her life. on march 10th, butler came home to find her son stephen limp and barely breathing. according to the police, stephen was vernell brent. a doctor's exam revealed stephen had a large brain bleed, a bruise and cuts. jacquelyn butler mother "stephen is still in critical condition, i'm praying for him that he's going to pull through." butler says baby stephen is still at cincinnati children's and police are investigating. jacquelyn butler mother "i do not know exactly what happened and it's still under investigation by middletown police and i'm hoping to soon find out exactly what happ

robert guaderrama is here with the latest. good morning, that's right, among the injured, three missionaries are from utah. they were seriously injured from utah. they were seriously injured from utah. they were kentucky family is among those affected by this tragedy... they say they've been unable to reach loved ones, who were at the brussels airport around the time of the attack. stephanie shults graduated from transylvania university... she and her husband justin have been living in belgium. the pair had just dropped off stephanie's mother at the airport when the blasts occurred. stephanie's aunt says her sister is fine... but they still cannot reach stephanie or justin. "we don't know for sure if my niece and her husband had been able to get out of the airport or if they were still in the airport at that point. but all they can really do is go from hospital to hospital looking at the list of people that have been identified as injured. we do know they're not on the casualty list yet" we will continue to follow this story a

fox19 now's robert guaderrama explains. intro: police would not say if rayshawn herald shot the bullets that hit the great american tower but they do confirm the gun possession. nat pop police say 18 in the span of four the target: skyscraper. police, the resulted in little bullet casings submitted to a national ballistic database called nibin. the big break in the months later following the recovery of casings from this shooting on reading road. the man in the video: 23-year-old rayshawn herald. lt. colonel michael john police investigative bureau they collected that evidence and entered that into nibin as well and at this point we started seeing the benefits of using nibin technology." kevin lattyak firearms section supervisor, crime lab "what it allows us to do is to compare cartridges from different crime scenes and compare them to see if there's a link between those different shooting scenes." and in this case, police say there was a match. lt. colonel michael john police investigative bureau there was a correlation be

fox19 now's robert guaderrama is on this.. and robert it was hard to find the victim. ben, due to the extent of damage, it actually took fire crews and cadaver dogs several hours to locate the woman's body. her identity has not yet been released but we of the hospital, the female victim was transported to uc medical center for burn treatment. melissa grote neighbor "i heard the guy yelling help out the window, that's when me and my husband called 911 but by that point the whole back of the house was fully engulfed." a quiet neighborhood waken in the middle of the night by cries for help. three people trapped inside this burning home. melissa grote neighbor "i was terrified, we were scared that our house would catch fire, i mean we all have kids around here and the pole was on fire and we didn't want wires coming down on our house, it was terrible. steven callahan dearborn county coroner "this is one of the worst fires scenes i've seen. steven callahan dearborn county coroner "if you look at the house, it's very unsafe, we were worried about wind coming down, we didn't

dan dblbx our robert guaderrama joins us live downtown with the new information. live vo live happening today there will be some extra activity downtown today... as vice-president joe biden visits the queen city... to speak at a fundraiser. dan dblbx our sara celi joins us live downtown with the details. vo a warning for parents as easter approaches... follow breaking news out of brussels....where several explosions have killed at least a dozen people. this is a live look at brussels....where several explosions have killed at least a dozen people. this is a live look at the city right now...you can see police still circling the city. we continue to find out more about what happened...stay with us. weather open as temperatures news out of several explosions have killed at least a dozen people. this is a live look at the city right now...you can see police still circling the city. out more about what happened...stay with us. as temperatures warm into the low evacuation that we could see the windows that had been blown out in the main building. i windows from where i

kara dblbx fox19's robert guaderrama joins us live now... and robert, do we know if any charges have been filed this morning? we're told the chase started in the 11-thousand block of reading road in sharonville at around 4 this morning. the short but high-speed chase ended in the car crashing into a pole at the intersection of sharon and willow roads here in glendale. according to radio traffic, the driver was conscious but the passenger was not. a third person is believed to have fled the scene on foot. police have since closed the road here. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. live in glendale, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. i came to check it out and i didn;t know what to expect obviously called the police and they told me there was a didn't know if it was a power issue or really was a burglar alarm but obviously i got down here and saw a pole sticking out the side of my building so i knew something was up a daring rescue in maryland last night-- after two boys fell into a 30- foot hole. this was the scene outside a mcdonald's in

fox19 now's robert guaderrama has more. intro: neighbors tell me they are in absolute shock hearing the awful news of what transpired on their quiet fairfield township street. thursday evening. dispatch: "ok, when did this happen?" william byrd: "i don't know, i just got home, no one is moving, i see a lot of blood and a firearm." the shooters fianc reporting the scene he came home to on the 3200 block of springcrest drive. matthew fruchey fairfield township police chief "we found two females in the basement, dead of gunshot wounds, subsequent investigation found it was a mother and her developmentally disabled daughter." police say 54-year- old barbara busch shot and killed her 24-year-old daughter cynthia, then turned the gun on herself. according to the autopsy, both were shots to the head. matthew fruchey farifield township police chief "she did leave a note, she was suffering from some severe depression and she felt very overwhelmed by her life circumstances." one neighbor we spoke to says she saw the mother and daught

kara dblbx robert guaderrama joins us live downtown with the new information. live the two men are expected to appear today facing multiple counts related to that that ended in a quiet glendale here's a look at the men police say car yesterday. 24-year-old william allegedly behind the wheel faces a to comply with an a police officer. he also faces six counts of receiving stolen property for stolen mail found in the car. 19-year-old dominic dickins, the alleged passenger is also facing those stolen property charges. vo we reported this chase as breaking news yesterday morning, according to the arrest affidavit, a sharonville police officer observed the two men outside a closed business just before 4 a-m, the men got in a car and sped off initiating the chase. the chase, reaching speed upwards of 100 miles per hour came to a stop in neighboring glendale when the car smashed into a utility pole on sharon road. the suspects were both transported to the hospital with minor injuries. inside the crashed car, police say they found many pieces of mail from businesses th

fox19 now's robert guaderrama joins us live with more. robert... some voters got turned away in the end right? frankie, that's right... as the matter of fact, we were here as the clock struck four this afternoon and watched as people came to cast their vote but found these doors locked. the polling time wasn't the only change that had kentucky voters scratching their heads. a confusing day at the polls for kentucky republican voters. conservatives accustomed to traditional much different process. bobby brown kenton county voter "it took like 20 minutes to get in and like 20 minutes once you're in. one caucus location per county meant longer travel times and longer lines to cast a vote. sabrina vurchio kenton county voter "a little chaotic actually, i've been told by mutliple people today how hectic it was to get in, so i waited to the ending hoping it would die down and boy that was not the case." norm davidson kenton county voter "traffic was backed all the way down this road and half way to fouler creek, which is probably a good two mile line." k

fox19 now's robert guaderrama has been following this story all day... and robert... are police taking into consideration last nights unrest in chicago? frankie, law enforcement is well aware of the potential threat and will be on stand-by. thousands are expected to attend tomorrow's rally here at the savannah center in west chester but only 1700 people fit inside the ballroom here, which means many folks may be out here on the scenes like these are becoming more commonat rally's for donald trump. with protests being planned for tomorrow's event, law enforcers are ready to intervene. sheriff richard jones butler county "people get excited on both sides and they get excited and when you have a big crowd, that's what you got the police for." butler county sheriff richard jones says, this excitement is nothing new. sheriff richard jones butler county "there's always a concern, when you have somebody who's the front runner, there's been trouble at rallys since i can remember." some people in west chester we spoke to say they're on edge about crowds. chelsea brashear west

robert guaderrama, fox19 now. as the recovery operation moves forward... we're gonna be getting new details throughout the week. you can stay updated with the fox19 now mobile app... we'll be posting all that new information as it comes in... right now animation right now we've got an update on a story you heard first on fox19 now... an aurora e-m-t investigation... is behind bars. craig whitham is now listed in the dearborn county jail. he's charged with stealing more than 100-thousand dollars from the aurora emergency rescue team... while working as treasurer! police say he disappeared after he was confronted about the money. he's due in court tomorrow morning. a wyoming high school grad has now been sentenced to 15 years "hard labor" by the north korean government. 21-year old otto warmbier was detained earlier this year on a college trip... for committing a quote "hostile act" against the government. late last month, warmbier appeared in this emotional video released by north korean officials... where he apologized and confessed to trying to steal a pr

right now local bar owners are gearing up for one of the busiest fox19 now's robert guaderrama spent the day with bar managers and state troopers who have a stern warning for drivers tonight. don't test your luck. intro: st. patty's day and march madness collide here at nicholson's in downtown cincinnati. you can see it's very busy and they tell me it's been like this all day long. with the extra crowds, comes the added attention on those who may have had a little too much to drink. nat pop "wooooooo." many reasons to celebrate. dan bennett "we get a chance to spend some time together and you know, have a couple drinks." jill dickert culture, wearing green and drinking beer." but at the center of the festivities: nat pop gary smith, the manager of nicholson's tavern and pub in downtown says his team has a plan in action to ensure time. he says it starts gary smith tavern & pub "today we emphasize it even more, because people may think it's too busy to notice but that the increased staff at nicholson's also watches out for excessive drinking. gary smith gm, nicholson's "if we notice t

fox19 now's robert guaderrama has more. intro: yeah, believe it or not police say there were 62 car wrecks in 2015 on this stretch of central parkway and a city council member says enough is enough. christopher smitherman city councilmember "it's just a matter of time before we have a real tragedy there." councilman christohper smitherman says safety complaints are pouring into his office. business owners, drivers and cyclists concerned about the bike lanes on this busy street. bill johnson owner, robin imaging "my wife's car was totalled right out there, i was sitting in my office and heard this loud crash and her car is bumped." one of those complaints came from bill johnson a business owner along central parkway and an avid cyclist himself. he's worried about the voluntary parking lane along the bike route where his wife's owner, robin imaging "they come around that corner, they come through the stoplight all of a sudden they realize this car in front of them is parked there and you hear the breaks just screeching." imag