the stakes in the sam dubose death case have been high from day one. he was shot during an off-campus traffic stop. it was captured by the body camera. today, the family with -- you the children will be entitled to free educations at uc. >> that alone could sit someone else for the rest of their life. reporter: the 18-year-old is the administrator of the estate, meaning she will decide how the settlement dollars are doled out. >> we get some positives, so it is a bittersweet moment. >> it is martin luther king day and he encouraged us to resolve our dispute easily. the family heard that. reporter: i asked what he would say to anyone who might question the size of the settlement. >> he was missing the front license plate and offered it to ray tensing. he was shot for that. there is no basis to criticize the settlement as somehow community can appreciate how far this family has come. reporter: as part of the agreement, there will be a apology issued to the family. mike: the university will also start an honor to sam dubose on the campus. the other big st

he commends them for that and says with the way sam dubose died, that' s a call for justice. he died in stop dubose off-campus for plate. killed dubose. it was an incident captured on the body camera. five of later, ray tensing is awaiting trial for murder, and the dubose family is trying to move forward. al gerhardstein: they had the most violent thing happen to sam dubose that can happen from a law enforcement officer. they lost their dad, their responded peacefully. todd: there will be a memorial on uc' s campus and the family will receive a written apology. they will be involved with future reforms. one of the daughters of sam devoe' s -- sam dubose will be money will be dispersed. resolution bittersweet. dykes, wlwt news 5. mark: we' re also covering a developing story outside of columbus, where a police officer was shot and killed. lisa: the officer has been identified as danville police officer thomas cottrell. the sheriff in knox county says police received a call just before midnight. a woman said her ex-boyfriend had weapons and was looking to kill an officer. a shor

the settlement is $5.3 million including a free uc education for sam dubose's 12 children. a monument will be erected on campus and president santa own will apologize. and, the family will have input on reforming the u-c police department. "bittersweet. i mean, we got something positive from it. my dad won't be here to be part of any of it so it's still a bittersweet moment." moment." "the money won't bring sam back to us and we definitely have a sense of closure right now because of this settlement." settlement." reaction monday from sam du'bose's daughter, raegan brooks, and fiance, da'shonda reid to the multi-million dollar settlement. dubose was shot to death last summer by former u-c police officer ray tensing during this traffic stop in mount auburn. "we really do hope that by reaching an accord without the filing of a lawsuit demonstrates how president ono and everyone at the university of cincinnati cares about the family and wants to continue healing." part of the agremenet is that all 12 of the dubose children will get a free u-c education. education. "since i'm t

u-c and the family of sam dubose announced a five-point-three million dollar settlement yesterday.. dubose was killed by ray tensing during a traffic stop last summer. his family will get four-point-eight million dollars, and the school will pay the tuition for all 12 of dubose's children.. should they choose to go to u-c. dubose's daughter, raegan brooks, took part in the negotiations. 3 "it was hard. sometimes i just wanted to walk out. they were basically putting a price on my daddy's life and all the memories that we had.""we really do hope that by reaching an accord without the filing of a lawsuit demonstrates how everyone at the university of cincinnati cares about the process, feels for the dubose family and wants to continue the process of healing." the agreement also calls for a written apology from u-c.. and a memorial on campus for dubose. 3 get in.. and get out. thieves breaking into homes on the west side.. and what's interesting .. is not just what they're taking.. but what they're leaving behind. local 12's angenette levy explains what may be fueling these burglaries.

on what the video shows >> >>. again. officer tensing, stops sam dubose's car in a street near uc. there's no front license plate. >> beyond right. >> the back license plate is registered to the car's owner, whose license is suspended. >> >>. >> kensing asked dubose for the license several times, before one report, kensing fires three seconds later. : prosecution experts sees it one way. >> shooting was -- >> not justifiable. that he wasn't dragged. his arm was not caught. the car probably rolled six inches before he pulled his gub and shot him in the head. >> the defense maintained, kensing arm was entangled in the interrier. when he turned on the ignition, he felt he was being dragged >> he felt like being dragged and being -- going to suffer great bodily harm. he took action he deemed necessary. >> wasn't an accident, he intentionally shot him in the head. >> these going to come in court. life and that he took, he did an intentional act to try to stop that threat. >> the supreme threat says officers could use deadly course much they feel their life or someone else's life is in danger. m

university of cincinanti campus.the university has agreed to a number of demands from the family of sam dubose... not the least of which is a multi-million dollar deal. deal.nine on your side's jordan burgess is live with the details of the settlement. right now the family is upstairs in their lawyers office talking about this settlement.in just the last hour we heard from lawyers representing the university of cincinnati. here's a breakdown of this settlement for the family of samule dubose. he was the man shot and killed by a u-c police officer back in july family will be paid 4 million 850-thousand dollars. and all 12 of dubose's children will get free tuition and fees.. adding another 500,000 tho the established for dubose on campus. details are still president will issue an their loss.the settlement was mediation.we asked the lawyer representing u-c if this is being at fault in the shooting. nate lampleyrepresented uc in talks2:22 is this an admission of guilt on the university's part? it is an acknowledgment of a tragedy and an attempt to resolve it in a manner that was fair to both side

uc has now agreed to pay the family of sam dubose $4.8 million. his 12 children will also be entitled to free college educations at uc. that' s valued at $500,000. dubose' s daughter brooks is the administrator of his estate, meaning she will ultimately decide how the settlement dollars are doled out. as part of the agreement, uc president santa ono will issue an apology to the dubose family. the university will establish a memorial in sam dubose' s honor on campus, and the dubose family will have a chance to help uc launch new police reform measures. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. mark: let' s get a check on your forecast. randi: the good news is the wind is not as strong as yesterday. right now in connersville, it is three degrees. on the campus of miami university it feels like four below. yesterday morning at this time, we were looking at widespread 15 below zero wind chills. enough that the kids need to prepare for this big time and maybe not hang out at the bus stop too long. the feels-like temperature between zero and 10 degre

that is valued at half $1 s only part of the deal. uc police officer shot and killed sam dubose during a stop. of his 12 children. for the past few weeks, she spent less time grieving the loss of her data and more time negotiating with the university of cincinnati. >> sometimes it was like i just wanted to walk out. reporter: the price both sides agreed to -- $5.3 million. that' s compensation for his death and money for college tuition for his children. the fact the settlement was announced on martin luther king day is not lost on brooks or dubose' -- and praying. reporter: the family say they calm in the wave of a police outrage. luther king' s words to heart. we are faced with tragedy. this family has worked to resolve this terrible tragedy. reporter: in addition to the money, a memorial will be billed commemorating sam dubose' s life and his family will be included in discussions about reform for campus police. the officer is awaiting trial on a murder charge. mike: his attorney says he doesn' t believe the settlement will have any impact on a criminal case. dangerously low tempera

sam dubose family reacts to the huge settlement. plus - the permanent reminder of this shooting victim. a dog owner falls through ice - all to rescue her two animals. we'll tell you how all three are doing tonight. living his legacy. how people in the tri-state honored martin luther king junior.some reaching out to those in need. they didn't win the jackpot - but their prize isn't too shabby.hear what a group of tri-state bus drivers won after last week's powerball drawing. 9 on your side at five starts now! these images sum up the day. bone-chilling temperatures and wind keeping many of us from leaving the house.but some of us - not so lucky. the temps and the wind chill plunging once again this evening. welcome to 9 on your side at five. many of you did get to stay home today.but it's back to work and school tomorrow. first warning chief

will also establish a memorial in sam dubose' s honor on-campus. happening tomorrow. suspended juvenile judge tracie hunter is set to go to re-trial. and today her supporters interrupted a program to honor mlk. >> tell the people the truth. tell the people the truth today. mike: some of hunter' s supporters say the event was an attention-grabbing opportunity. they say the court system is undermining hunter. >> they know that i didn' t break any laws. they know that this is incredibly wicked, evil and corrupt, what they' re doing. mike: our own courtis fuller emceed the interrupted program. courtis drew applause when he said he didn' t think mlk would have cut into a program, designed to teach respect. tracie hunter' s supporters are planning a rally at the courthouse tomorrow. firefighters in the greater a hero this weekend. along with helping his family. the norwood firefighter' s association is hosting a pints for a purpose fundraiser in memory of patrick wolterman. the fundraiser is this saturday at the pub in rookwood from 5 until 11. part of the sales will be don

following the death of sam dubose... u-c is taking another step towards talking about police-community relations. we'll tell you how. plus... "we want it now, we want justice. we want it now." the protests continue over a local fugitive doctor! we've got the details next. sot "10 pm reopen" demanding answers. you're looking at the scene outside christ hospital today in mount auburn as former patients of doctor abubkar durrani called for justice. durrani has been a fugitvie since he was accused of healthcare fraud back 2013 for performing unnecessary surgeries. "he deserves to go to prision for the rest of his life becasue we are all living in our own prision." protestors like doherty are determined to raise awareness about their plight... and say that the state and hospitals where surgeries were performed should also take responsibility. now, christ hospital issued a statement today that reads quote... "dr. durrani, the doctor named in the lawsuits, was never an employee of the christ cases at the christ hospital since 2

closure. >> uc police officer ray tensing's body camera shows him, shooting and killing, an unarmed sam dubose during an traffic stop. protest that followed received national attention. tensing was later fired and charged with murder. in reaching an out of court settlement, uc and the dubose family put the case to rest dubose's daughter is the administrator of her father's estate. she took part of the >> at times, i wanted to walk out when they were debating stuff. they were putting a price on my daddy's life. at some point i wanted to walk out. >> both sides stressed the agreement is not an admission of guilt by the university. >> it's an acknowledgment of a tragedy and attempt to resolve in, in a matter. >> and the dubose's family is pleased with the school's decision to apologize for tensing's action. the chandra reed says it shows remorse. >> it shows at least it shows some type of remorse. unlike ray tensing showing one ounce of remorse for the public. >> the months led to planned reforms from the uc police department. the settlement is not all about the money >> nobody's death is a good

held against the backdrop of the ongoing sam dubose case... in with uc police officer ray tensing has been charged with murder... tensing shot dubose during a traffic stop last summer.... the university recently settled a lawsuit with dubose's family... paying them 5.3 million dollars. live charles jones, a uc political science professor, worked with several other academics to bring this conference to uc. governor matt bevin is accusing a planned governor matt bevin is accusing a planned parenthood clinic in louisvile, of performing illegal abortions. they are unlicensed they are doing it knowingly and they are going to be brought to justice on this front the new planned parenthood began offering non surgical abortions last week instead of referring the women to another health clinic. governor bevin says that violates state law. however, says it is operating legally. kara bam r the f-b-i has released new video of the shootout that killed one of the protestors...in burns, oregon. after police set up a road block...one car was able to get away...

this conference... ongoing sam dubose case... in with uc police officer ray tensing has been charged with murder... tensing shot dubose during a traffic stop last summer.... the university recently settled a lawsuit with dubose's family... paying them 5.3 million dollars. live charles jones, a uc political science professor, worked with several other academics to bring this conference to uc. an update to a story we've been following since wednesday.. story we've been following since wednesday.. thomas more college has fired its campus safety director after police arrest him for having child porn. 52-year old robert marshall is facing nearly 40-counts of child porn and could get 20-years behind bars. investigators say they found the graphic images on his home computer. he will be arraigned on monday and right now sits in jail caitlyn jenner has settled a civil lawsuit connected to a fatal crash last year. jenner's attorney says the wrongful death suit has been dismissed, but declined to elaborate. the olympic gold criminally charge

has now agreed to pay the family of sam dubose $4.8 million. his 12 children will also be entitled to free college education at u.c. that' s valued at $500,000. dubose' s daughter brooks is the administrator of his estate meaning she will ultimately decide how the settlement dollars are doled out. also as part of the agreement. u.c. president santa ono will issue an apology to the dubose family. the university will also establish a memorial in sam dubose' s honor on-campus and the dubose family will have a chance reform measures. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. mark firefighters in the greater : cincinnati area will be honoring a hero this weekend. along with helping his family. the norwood firefighter' s association is hosting a pints for a purpose fundraiser in memory of patrick wolterman. the fundraiser is this saturday at the pub in rookwood from 5 -- 5:00 until 11:00. part of the sales will be donated to the wolterman fund. there will also be a silent auction. patrick wolterman died 3 days after christmas, while searching for

about the process, feels for the dubose family and wants to continue the process of healing >> sam dubose's daughter says she doesn't consider this closure. what she looks forward to is the larry davis, local 12 news. >>> former uc police officer ray tensing has been charged with murder. a trial date is yet to be set. we will hear from the daughter and fiancee of sam dubose about today's development. >>> another big story, the weather. i was outside. we are looking at another frigid night. >> i will go from the car to the office. didn't stay outside lng. erica collura -- >> unsalt the wound. >> how cold will it get >> we will get the similar temperatures to these. five in cincinnati. we had a wind to deal with. we have the windchill advisory in effect up into early afternoon for some of us. we're dipping into the single digit temperatures, but we won't have that wind. three of the counties are under a windchill advisory. we may see wind chills that get right now, we're 14 degrees. we have to go back to march of these. and for low temperatures in the single digits, we have to go back to febr

. $3 million to the family of a man shot and killed by officer ray tensing said thate e sam dubose tried to hit him with his car during a traffic stop of the family claims that video proves proves otherwise and they sued the university of cincinnati, they also set up a u memorial in his name the officer has pled not guilty to charges >> the up michigan is scolding democratic presidential candidates were turning a water issue into a political issue,cw bra size democratic debate hillary clinton said the michigan governor rick snyder acted as he did not care about what's happening in flint, michigan, the city is distributing bottled water after it was revealed that was dangerous amounts of lead in the top part of the switch for supplies to save money, the governor says he's no focus on solution and doing the damage that was done in.do >> severe tornadoes in central florida, didn't hide damage in sarasota,, after it tore through a mobile home community the weather service reports the first touchdown in manatee county and other near the city of siesta keyter, doctors talked to some people dow

will also establish a memorial in sam dubose' s honor on campus. lisa firefighters in the greater : cincinnati area will be honoring a hero this weekend. the norwood firefighter' s association is hosting a pints for a purpose fundraiser in memory of patrick wolterman. the fundraiser is this saturday at the pub in rookwood from 5:00 until 11:00. part of the sales will be donated to the wolterman fund which benefits the firefighter' s family. there will also be a silent auction. patrick wolterman died 3 days after christmas, while searching for people in a house fire in hamilton. the fire has been ruled an arson, so his death is being investigated as a homicide. there' s death. mark: let' commute. kyla: we are keeping an eye on this accident and colerain. loretta lynch. we know there was a fuel leak involved in the accident. keep that in mind. you may have to take one of the side streets to get around. along i-74, about 53 miles per hour. all lanes are clear. can see traffic picking up a bit as you head towards the merge with i-75. still no major del

held against the backdrop of the ongoing sam dubose case... in with uc police officer ray tensing has been charged with murder... tensing shot dubose during a traffic stop last summer.... the university recently settled a lawsuit with dubose's family... paying them 5.3 million dollars. live charles jones, a uc political science professor, worked with several other academics to bring this conference to uc. until we are all enjoying spring like temperatures.. catherine joins us with a look at the day ahead. during the morning hours, the scattered wintry mix will taper off. this afternoon, temperatures will be around average with skies becoming partly cloudy. mild temperatures are in the forecast on both weekend days. both saturday and sunday daytime highs will be in the 50s with showers in the forecast by sunday evening. today: am mix cloudy. high: 38 tonight: partly low: 31 saturday: mild. high: 52 developing after high: 55 carstar toss to denise for traffic lane closures on p.m., followed by closures at 11 p.m. the ramp from sr i-75 will also

the conference is held against the backdrop of last summer's shooting death of sam dubose by former u-c police officer ray tensing. tensing's charged with murder. the university recently settled a lawsuit with dubose's family... and is paying them 5.3 million dollars. an 82-year old ohio veteran has received a long overdue honorable discharge... half a century ago, donald hallman of columbus was kicked out of the army for being gay. but he requested a reversal of his 1955 "undesirably" discharged status after president obama repealed the military's "don't ask don't tell" rule back in 2010. hallman served from 1953 to 1955 and was stationed in frankfurt, germany. they made national video. "watch me ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo" now... these ladies are being honored for their efforts. a great story coming up. megan roof cam and as we look live.. if you like roller-coasters.. the 7-day weather forecast is for you. we'll break it down next. two northern kentucky companies winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by

tonight -- a bittersweet moment for the family of sam dubose. dubose.they reached a multi-million dollar settlement with u-c... that memorial to dubose on campus. in addition to the nearly five million dollar settlement ... the university will provide free tuition to each of dubose's 12 children. "it was hard. sometimes i just wanted to walk out -- hearing stuff. it was basically putting a price on daddy's life and all of the memories we had. it just wasn't right to me. at points i wanted to walk out, but stuck with it." it."000545 - the university has already put into place a number of action steps to hopefully improve overall police/community relations. to the extent that this matter accelerated that process, i think it's a good thing. dubose was shot and killed this summer during a traffic stop by now-former university of cincinnati police office ray tensing. dubose was unarmed. tensing has been charged with murder. gone too soon...an oregon healthy, athletic son died suddenly!the simple procedure he thinks took that boy's life... a surgery d

is held against the backdrop of the ongoing sam dubose case. it's a case i'm sure many of you remember... involving former uc police officer ray tensing. he's now charged with murder. tensing shot dubose during a traffic stop last summer.... the university recently settled a lawsuit with dubose's family... paying them 5- point-3 million dollars. 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 want to get a check of your weather with catherine.. weather now transition during the morning hours, the scattered wintry mix will taper off. this afternoon, temperatures will be around average with skies becoming partly cloudy. mild temperatures are in the forecast on both weekend days. both saturday and sunday daytime highs will be in the 50s with showers in the forecast by sunday evening. today: am mix tapers by 7am. decreasing clouds. becoming partly cloudy. high: 38 tonight: partly cloudy. low: 31 saturday: increasing clouds. mild. high: 52 sunday: showers devel

the innati has agreed to pay sam dubose's family $5.3 million dollars... according to a press release from the dubose family. along with the monetary settlement, the university will also set up a memorial for dubose at uc, and an apology issued by the university president. uc officer ray tensing faces a murder charge for fatally shooting samuel dubose during a traffic stop in july over an alleged missing license tag. breaking now... the u.s. embassy confirms several americans have gone missing in iraq, after local media reported that three americans had been kidnapped in the capital of baghdad. the u-s embassy has not identified the missing americans and they haven't said what they were doing in iraq. local media reports in iraq said the americans went missing in south baghdad... on their new information rescuers are expanding their search for twelve u-s marines missing near hawaii. the marines have been missing since their two helicopters collided on thursday. the coast guard says they have now extended their search eight miles out from the north shore are

a family of a man shot and killed by one other officers last summer officer ray tensingawii job sam dubose during a traffic stop, he said afterdu he was also an overhead shot of the family claims thet video proves university paid the family of five .m $3 million setting up a memorial for samuel dubose, the former officer pled not guilty to charges of murder and involuntary manslaughter in.l >> video from k. australia gas station, in a and a car smashes through nearly missing a female customer the collision triggered a gas leak of comes to people allergic to to the hospital, basically nobody was injured in. >> don mclean, saying being famous american pie is in trouble with the law, is charged with domestic violence assault police are not releasing details comingce is released after a few hours on 10,000-dollar bond and due in court on every 22 . dubai has been given his own constellation, consisting of seven stars that shine in the famous 1973 album cover, belgian astronomers announced the registration of the constellation which isis in the vicinity of mars .is factors that cause the caused

that how we're working to university of cincinnati has agreed to pay sam dubose's family $5.3 million dollars... according to a press release from the dubose family. along with the monetary settlement, the university will also set up a memorial for dubose at uc, and an apology issued by the university president. uc officer ray tensing fatally shot samuel dubose during traffic stop in july over an alleged missing license tag. the u-s embassy have not identified what they are doing in iraq. local media reports in iraq said the americans went baghdad on their way to the airport. new information rescuers are search for twelve u-s marines missing near hawaii. two helicopters collided off the coast on thursday. the coast guard says its search now extends eight miles out from the north shore area. the choppers went down during a training flight. college is banning hoverboards amid safety concerns. now... you can add ohio university to that list. students risk having the hoverboards they've been banned in campus buildings. alerts have been issued over hoverboards... known to start fires. rece

this morning the settlement between the university of cincinnati and the family of sam dubose in making national headlines. headlines.it's worth almost includes free tuition for dubose's 12 children.there will also be a memorial and a public apology. "it was hard. sometimes i just wanted to walk out -- hearing stuff. it was basically putting a price on daddy's life and all of the memories we had. it just wasn't right to me. at points i wanted to walk out, but stuck with it." it."dubose was killed last year in a traffic stop by former u-c officer ray tensing... who now faces murder charges. new this morning... people are showing thier support online for nashville actress hayden panettiere....who just opened up about recovering from postparrtum depression. depression.it's a reality that follows her character's storyline on the hit a-b-c show. panettiere gave birth to her daughter in december of 2014.she checked herself into treatment last october... and says she is feeling much better now. also new this morning... some upsets in the australian open. rafael nadal lost early this morning to

ono...to discuss the list of demands following the shooting of sam dubose by a now former u-c police officer ray tensing. the group presented the university with a ten-year plan for more inclusion of the african american community. we'll have reaction starting on the now cincinnati at four. morning television. television. the message former bengals linebaker, devon still, is planning to share with the world today. deadly shooting video released. the new angles being seen of a teen killed by chicago police. why the victim's family has been pushing for the release. temperatures are mild as you cloudy skies. spotty showers move in afternoon 9 a.m. and will continue into the evening drive. a few snowflakes could mix in with this later tonight with no sticking snow expected. at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. which is why we don' t just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeno sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. all with hand chopped salad & unlimited bread for $12.99. tonight only

ono...to discuss the list of demands following the shooting of sam dubose by a now former u-c police officer ray tensing. the group presented the university with a ten-year plan for more inclusion of the african american community. we'll have reaction starting on the now cincinnati at four. sharing his good news on morning television. television. the message former bengals linebaker, devon still, is planning to share with the world today. deadly shooting video released. the new angles being seen of a teen killed by chicago police. why the victim's family has been pushing for the release. temperatures are mild as you head out the door today with cloudy skies. spotty showers move in afternoon 9 a.m. and will continue into the evening drive. a few snowflakes could mix in with this later tonight with no sticking snow former bengals linebacker, devon still, will share his great news on g-m-a this morning.his daughter, leah, is cured of cancer. he made the announcement on twitter and instagram after leah's last treatment. so many of you have been following her story and showing your suppor

he is out on bond - after the shooting death of sam dubose caught on camera dramartic video now.. of what a california firefighter saw.. as he rescued several people from two active fire scenes. even pulling a baby from a window. his helmet cam captured it all. "hold onto her from the inside." no one hurt in either fire. but the helmet cam video.. shows what crews are up against.. when they respond to a fire. federal aid is heading to flint, michigan.. to help the city with a toxic water crisis. people there have been exposed to.. dangerous levels of lead since 20-14. president obama declared.. a state of emergency over the weekend. that frees up federal money.. for water, filters and other supplies. right now ... security forces in americans kidnapped in baghdad over the weekend. a spokesperson for the american embassy -- confirming "some u-s citizens were missing" ... but did kidnapping occurred. reports indicate were missing. today -- iraqi security forces closed streets in baghdad as they conducted house- to-house searches. condemned the kidnapping. the family of says they are

officer ray tensing. for the july shooting death of sam dubose. during a traffic stop near campus. another pre-trial hearing has been scheduled for february 11. mark: the so-called affluenza teen is back on u.s. soil and in a north texas juvenile detention facility. the now 18-year-old ethan couch will appear in court this morning. the teen and his mother were subjects of an international manhunt after he missed a mandatory probation meeting. killing four people in a drunk driving accident in 2013. today a judge will decide if he goes to adult jail or a juvenile facility. lisa: the ohio task force charged with taking a closer look at legalizing marijuana in ohio is getting to work. the panel is made up of ohio house members, business representatives, law enforcement agencies and medical , associations. the task force is looking at the possibilities of legalizing medical marijuana. 6:14. a major investigation is underway looking at the reasons so many people get shut out, when trying to buy tickets for a hot concert or sporting event. mark: investigators say it' s a fixed game. the

influenced by recent cases where people have been shot and killed by officers, like the shooting of sam dubose near u.c. last year. good news for local drivers. if you don't know about this, you haven't been driving much. less pain at the pump. this is amazing. this photo sent to us by mike road near evendale. that's below the national average of $1.91. experts say as oil prices fall and refinery capacity stays reach a dollar a gallon in some places. i cannot believe it. $1.74. covington's average is $1.87. i've paid almost four bucks or maybe more than four bucks in the last couple years. this is crazy good. although i'm sure it's not good news for the folks in the oil industry. hundreds of people use their weekend to find alternative means of transportation for the summer. whether on the road or on land, the travel sports and boat show has vehicles to get you where you need to go in style. wlwt news 5's richard chiles has a look inside the duke energy center. >> we sell adventure. reporter: the winter wind may be blowing, but in the duke energy center, this week is all about fun in the summe

tensing is charged with murder for the murder shooting that of sam dubose during a traffic stop just off campus. another pre-trial hearing has been scheduled for february 11. with discovery turned over by then, a trial date could be scheduled, but the defense wants the case moved out of hamilton county. that has yet to be decided. mark: hamilton police are investigating a rape at a cemetery in broad daylight. we spoke to a witness who said he came to the aid of middle-aged woman along the fence of greenwood cemetery. having any pants, shoes, or socks on, so he gave her his hooded sweatshirt to keep her warm and neighbors across the street gave her some clothes to wear. he says the woman was crying , claiming a man put a knife to her neck. >> she was definitely hysterical, i would say. i would feel scared, too, if someone had just attempted anything on me. she was crying. she was gasping for air. it was kind of like -- it was almost kind of like a panic attack kind of. mark: hamilton police have not released any information about the victim or a description of the suspect. detectives

officer ray tensing shot and killed sam sewell dubose during a traffic stop. he said he shot almost after being run over. but the dub po.bose claim claims over way. the family will be paid $5.3 million. charges including murder and voluntary manslaughter. we want you to invite you to a your voice, your future discussion on guns in america. had will broadcast live on channel 21, cable 12 tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. we'll stream to for you live. this round-table discussion with cover the epidemic of gun violence in our country. support for the second amendment and president obama's efforts to tighten gun control. >>> one day after the last democratic debate before the iowa caucuses. those sam candidates share a stage in south carolina. meanwhile, republican candidates spread across the country trying to sway voters to their favorite. ted cruz calls trump nervous as he gains in the polls. trump never mentioned cruz today. >> we are going to protect christianity. if you look at what's going on throughout the world, you look at syria where -- if you are a christian, they