denise tosses to jordan lanes of at this point, two westbound traffic parkway near william howard taft road are closed down. these lanes will remain closed until further notice due to the mudslide that occurred yesterday and caused dirt to spill over the retaining wall. the lane closures were put in effect last night and theyll continue through this mornings rush- hour. vobox morning, all lanes parkway will be directions from baines street to torrence parkway ... this will allow city officials, working with remove the the mudslide yesterday morning in the area just west of where and william howard columbia parkway. staff from the the department of transportation have been here since last night in order to monitor the site and take appropriate safety precautions. reporting live from columbia parkway, 19 now. new this morning new this morning... traffic moving after a crash at the brent spence bridge in investigators believe a driver lost control on the 7th street ramp, striking the bridge... the car spun around, ending up the wrong way... driver suffered threatening injuries. after repo

closed due to actively moving earth in the area that is spilling over the retaining wall near william howard taft road. at 9 a.m. tomorrow, all lanes of columbia parkway will be closed in both directions from baines street to torrence parkway to allow city officials, working with contractors, to remove the remaining loose soil. we're learning new information this morning about a local youth pastor who's accused of sexually abusing a young girl. he also volunteered at a local middle accused of sexually abusing a over three years. he was a youth pastor at a church in walton and involved in a prayer group at twenhofel middle school in independence. he was also a foster parent. church and school officials say background check every year. this week's heavy rain is still causing drivers on parts will be morning so crews can finish up repair work. fox19 now's jordan with a closer look. lanes of westbound traffic here on columbia parkway near william howard closed down. remain closed until to the mudslide that occurred yesterday and caused dirt to spill over the retaining wall. the lane closures were put

closed due to actively moving earth in the area that is spilling over the retaining wall near william howard taft road. at 9 a.m. tomorrow, all lanes of columbia parkway will be closed in both directions from baines street to torrence parkway to allow city officials, working with contractors, to remove the remaining loose soil. rob 2shot why some police are cracking down on sleeping... why some police are cracking down on sleeping... details next... kara vo and a professor from the uc college of medicine is here to talk the difference between headaches and migraines...and how they relate to menopause... fox19 studio camera bump in caress present e world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin release fragrance up to 12 hours. delta announced that 120 jobs in the cargo department will be gone by may... and another 185 workers will see their hours cut. those affected... will be given the opportunity to transfer to another location. delta says the department has been overstaffed for the last 6 years....and they thought they could fix it by attrition...but that didn't work. i

mudslide became a problem yesterday morning in the area just west of where torrence parkway and william howard taft rd. meet at columbia parkway. staff from the department of public services and the department of transportation have been here appropriate safety precautions. reporting live from columbia parkway, jordan vilines, fox 19 now. with spring break around the

he left in march with of 1909, turning over the republican party to william howard taft. who was taft, and what were the virtues of his presidency? mr. leuchtenburg: he was a commissioner in the philippines , he had been a member of theodore roosevelt cabinet. when i was a graduate student, , always trying to do our elders one better, that taft was actually more of progressive than teddy roosevelt. more antitrust suits under aft proportionately then there were under teddy roosevelt. shaking, saying you don't understand, they had lived through that era. of course, they were right. maybe that is because i am an elder now. [laughter] teddyuchtenburg: so much larger , taft said that he never thought of anybody as the president but teddy roosevelt, even when he was in the white house. often, at contrast with progressives, teddy roosevelt, taft is thought of as there areve, although a number of ways in which taft did support progressive legislation and was far from being the right winger that he is often portrayed to be. nonetheless, there is a decided change of atmosphere in w

william howard taft decided he needed to do something, and he created the billy possum toy. [laughter] none of you have one or have ever seen one, we have never seen anyone cuddle one. i found what one looked like. it was a hideous looking stuffed toy. the point being, it was hard to follow and act like theodore roosevelt, who had so much magic, and so many reporters and cartoonists, and press apparatus that backed him so much. but taft loved pr in many ways. theodore roosevelt comes back and creates the most successful third-party in american history, the bull moose party, aimed at destroying taft. why does tr create the bull moose party? mr. leuchtenburg: when roosevelt comes back from africa, when he went off to africa to shoot lions, it was said that everyone in wall street hoped every lion would do its duty. [laughter] he manages to dominate the newspapers by his exploits in africa during the taft presidency. when he returns, he becomes considerably more radical, notably in a speech he gave in kansas. it was during the taft presidency. he is upset with taft, because in

found a man shot in the stomach at the white castle near the intersection of reading road and william howard taft in avondale.the first reports came in around 9:45 this morning.the man was taken to the hospital.police believe the man was shot somewhere else and went to the white castle for help.but they are getting little information at the moment, because the victim is not talking.if you have any information, call crimestoppers at 352-3040.you never have to give your name and you could earn a cash reward for your clues. 3 serious crash in camp washington.crews were called to the intersection of hopple street and beekman around 2:30 this morning.police say 56- year-old kenneth howard lost control of his car, crossed the center line and hit another car.howard was not wearing a seatbelt. he is in the hospital in critical condition.the driver of the other car was wearing a seatbelt.that person is in the hospital now listed in *serious condtion.police say howard might have been driving under the influence ,,they are still looking into what happened. 3 we are working to learn new information about a b

a-m tomorrow.you can see dirt just pouring over the retaining wall on columbia parkway near william howard taft road.the closures will help crews remove any loose dirt. emergency landing! landing!donald trump late to his own rally.we'll tell you the reason for the delay. :35 - :36"just gotta bump the ends a little bit." bit."doing hair could be a father's worst nightmare.it's also the subject of p-and-g's company is spreading to young girls and their dads. holy grail ... shooters sports grill ... and oakley's pub and grill.the trusty team at 9 on your side put together the top nine sports bars - that are perfect for watching the super bowl. check out the complete list on wcpo.com. you're watching 9 on donald trump went through a lot to get to a rally in arkansas today.the g-o-p contender was two hours late because of an emergency landing in nashville. we're told his jet experienced engine trouble. trump traveled the rest of the way in a smaller plane. tonight hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off again in what will be their last debate before the new hampshire primary next week. week

soil fell over the retaining wall on william howard taft road. one inbound lane to traffic will be closed until 6:00 tomorrow morning. a similar situation from columbia parkway earlier this month. and in bond hill, police say wet roads are to blame for an overnight crash year that happened by about 3:00 this morning. police telling us the driver was going too fast on the wet road and hit the power road -- power pole. mike: as the weather changes, stay up to date with the latest done. coming in and next or half hour early so you will be covered on air, online, and on the go. developing now, police make an arrest in the murder of a middletown mother found dead with her baby in the car. sheree: brandon carr was arrested in dayton and charged with murder. mike: his arrest that you will only see here. reporter: he was arrested this afternoon by police and facing fatal shooting of britney russell -- brittany russell. the moment he was being he is currently being held. no bond has been set yet. she was found shot dead two weeks ago. her baby girl was al

two lanes of westbound traffic on columbia parkway are closed tonight due to mudslides near william howard taft road. tomorrow morning: beginning at nine... all lanes of the parkway will be closed in both directions from baines street to torrence parkway as crews to remove loose soil. there's a new grocery store coming to over the rhine. rhine.the 57-hundred square foot store is set to open on race street in september.the urban grocery will also have a lunch counter... with food made by a chef right in front of them.this is all part of a project to revitalize the are around findlay market. tonight people are honoring the memory of a young cincinnati boy who lost his fight to cancer. taylor grant was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at the age of two ... last year his fight went viral when his mom used the hashtag team taylor on a fundraising page. she used the money to take him on special trips and help him mom hopes one day 'team taylor' will become a national non profit. today the issue of legalizing medical marijuana took center stage at the university of cincinnati. cincinnati.it's part of an o

a shooting near the white castle on reading road near william howard taft... we're told a person was shot in the stomach.... this morning. so far - arrests... six people are dead and two others are in critical condition, after a shooting spree in kalamazoo county, michigan. police arrested 45-year old jason dalton. officers said he shot a woman outside her home. then he killed a father and son at a car dealership. investigators say he shot five others outside a restaurant. reports claim dalton was a driver for uber. and he picked-up passengers in- between the shootings. jeff getting/prosecuting attorney, kalamazoo county "they weren't targeted for any other reason other than they were there to be a target. times." two other people were hurt in the shooting rampage, including a 14- year-old girl, who remains in the hospital with critical injuries. uber says he passed a background check. cincinati police still have few after a possible bracken woods lane.... overnight.. district 3 officers, came-in around 1:30 this morning as multiple shots fired. when officers

thomas jefferson, william howard taft, franklin pierce, william mckinley. michael: taft. ed: correct. two for two. ed: justice david souter required -- retired in 2009. he considered new hampshire his own for a long time. he was born in massachusetts. pretty close to where you grew up. can you name his birthplace? michael: no i cannot. ed: melrose. michael: you' re a melrose boy? ed: born in melrose. so was he, by the way. scalia was the longest service justice in the supreme court until' s recent death. which justice carries that distention now? the longest-serving justice on the supreme court was just a silly until he passed. michael: i don' t know. thomas. ed: anthony kennedy who was nominated by resident reagan. as you are no doubt aware, none of the justices on the court have a degree from boston college. there is one graduate from wooster -- holy credit -- holy cross. michael: from -- let me guess. let' s talk with the mbta. you play a key role in securing money for the green line extension. they say that plan now requires brutal cutbacks. what do you say? michael:

meanwhile, william howard taft is back in washington disappointing him. allies," fit on in the government. he is still closely tied with that old guard of the republican party, and he has a vastly different personality. his description of the campaign uncomfortable four life." f my we can marinate on the fact that the campaign was four months long. roosevelt is gone and when he comes back, he is greeted as a conquering hero. one of the conversations that has been running around, around the phenomenon of donald trump over the last summer, in particular, well, and america is just obsessed with celebrity and he is a famous person. and kind of saying, we have all become so very, very shallow. well, america was obsessed with colonel ex-president theodore roosevelt. when he returns in 1910 to new york city, steams into the harbor, hundreds of boats come out to greet him thousands of , people lined the streets. brass bands play, people wave. headlines across the nation -- here is the tacoma times from the pacific northwest -- a full front page devoted to his ret

hisecides to run against old friend and ally william howard taft. he doesn't get it.aft marshals the harding faithful and ends up the victor. roosevelt runs as a third-party candidate in the bull moose party. what happens at the end of the day? none of the people i've talked about when. woodrow wilson wins. watch the entire program sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3's american history tv. the citizens of the granite state are not easily won. meeting places are hotbeds of political discussion. in village, town, and city, voters braved bitter snow and sleet to cast their vote. thanks to the people of new hampshire. >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> hey, he's from new hampshire. >> it's great to be back in new hampshire. called newrter has hampshire's primary is the most cherished of american political travel rights. ♪ >> governor, thank you so much. >> this is a place were you can observe a candidate in the heat of a dialogue and the heat of getting tough questions about their positions on the issues. it's not just a place w

>> we will start with the judges of bill which william howard taft got through congress. in the early 19 join louis brandeis tells felix frankfurter that most of the cases we get it's more important they be decided than they be decided right. when i was doing the research on it, congress had given the right of appeal to all sorts of things to go up to the supreme court. i went through two years of supreme court reports in the early 1920s. there were local bankruptcy cases. they were bankers leaned. they were court cases. it would dispute. i bought a horse. he delivered annual type of thing. the sort of stuff that would now be decided in either a magistrates court or shortly no higher than a local state court, but because of the way congress had framed the court's jurisdiction, you know that all think i will fight it up to the supreme court? before 1925 you could. what tasks vision was that the supreme court become primary a constitutional court and that it had only three jurisdictions, one is the original jurisdiction assigned to by the constitution, dispute between state

. >> when she was born in 1910, william howard taft was president. been through a few presidents. >> she finally got to dance in the white house with the first black president and the first lady. >>> a bride in pennsylvania knew she would have to share her spotlight on her special day. >> her maid of honor was no other than taylor swift. the pop star was thrilled to be a maid of honor for the first time. >> they have known each other since they were babies and swift has known the groom since she was 4. she says she's the happiest maid of honor, zblfr they look gorgeous. the bride and the taylor swift. kind of hard to upstage taylor. >> it is. it is her special day after all. >>> and a musical mystery from the dark side of the moon and no, we're not talking about the -- >> because four years that album came out, the astronauts reported hearing some weird music while making an hour-long journey around the far side of the moon. the group too far to reach them. >> newly released video showed the astronauts reacting to the strange sounds. there's life on

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once again, there was a mudslide near william howard taft road. as a precaution, one westbound lane was closed so crews could clean up the mess a similar situation closed columbia parkway earlier this month. mark: the cleanup and repairs continue today for a homeowner in blue ash after a tree smashed into the roof. a large tree was uprooted wednesday morning along wynnecrest drive in shelia franklin' s backyard. franklin says she and her sons were still in bed when the tree came crashing into her house. the tree smashed into the bathroom, bringing the ceiling and a lot of insulation down with it. crews were able to get the tree off the house. it has been a problem in northern ohio. a travel ban is in place for the ohio turnpike due to heavy snowfall and high winds it' s for bigger vehicles like tractor trailers or mobile homes. the ban lasts until 6:00 this evening. whether it' s rain, snow, wind, or sunny skies, we have seen it all around the tri-state the past few weeks. mark: we will get more of it throughout the day. we continue our team cover

. >> i don't think william howard taft would have the same kind of street cred that president obama has. look, i mean, he actually understands the sport. and we remember when he first took office, he would do a little march madness pool as well. it's nice when they get to go. and as a warrior fan, went 40 years without no titles and about 35 of those years were miserable years as well, so that's really neat to see. >> before i let you go, prediction for sunday? >> i think the carolina panthers win by three. i think it will be a very tight game. i'm going to go 24-21. i don't think cam will choke, and i don't think manning will play poorly. i think 24-21 carolina. >> we'll have you on next week to go through that prediction. >> looking forward it to. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> any time. >>> god is never too far from the gridiron, and i don't mean the hail mary pass. it's not unusual to hear prayers in the locker room or professional athletes thanking god when they win. well, on the eve of the big game, some current and former nfl players will raise their voices in praise in a su

againstarts to run william howard taft for the republican nomination and does not get it. taft marshals the party faithful. roosevelt bolts and runs as a third-party candidate. the head of the bull moose party. what happens at the and of the day? woodrow wilson wins. watch the entire program on american history tv. >> the citizens of the granite state are not easily one. country meeting places are hotbeds of political discussion. city,village town and they braved bitter snow and sleet to cast their vote. >> thanks to the people of new hampshire -- first in the nation primary, new hampshire, new -- shire >> new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> the most cherished of american tribal rights. governor, thank you so much for coming to new hampshire. >> this is a place where you can observe a candidate in the heat of dialogue, in the heat of getting tough questions about their positions on the issues. it is not just a place where there is scripted speech. >> new hampshire takes its first in the nation primary status very seriously. >> this is one of a who

william howard taft was the president. richard ballenger was the secretary of the interior. ballenger quite covertly transferred 5000 acres of timber and oil land to the guggenheim morgan interest. the great conversationalists under teddy roosevelt expose this, colliers magazine publicize this and created a great controversy as to whether ballenger acted corruptly. i find that mr. ballenger has acted quite properly. there were congressional investigations. brandeis by meticulously putting together facts in the public record demonstrated that they were grisham four-page memo was backdated. cap did not have it when he cleared. ballenger headlight. wickersham had lied. this makes it not surprising that taft and wickersham were these virulent opponents of brandeis when he was nominated. also among his opponents where the powerful interests in boston who felt that brandeis, originally their lawyer, had not just beaten them, but betrayed them. wasng to brandeis' defense his protege, young harvard law felix professor frankfurter who wrote in "the new republic," in response to passi

columbia parkway, forcing part of the road to close. mud is coming out of the retaining wall near william howard taft road. remain closed through tomorrow's rush-hour. at 9:00, all the lanes of columbia parkway will close from vain street to torrance parkway to allow city crews to retain the soil. >> and one, to help shape the future of tristate community. the comprehensive plan that outlines the next 20 years, is updated. housing, economic development. some of the topics that will have to be addressed. if you want the division, we have details on how to get involved on local12.com. hover over the news tab and click the get it now button. >>> marina with 120 slips, in the slick lakes in howard county. it's nearly complete and should be able to open in april. in addition to the slips, building with rest rooms and showers. for boaters. more slips could be added there in the future. 242 acres of land in claremont county will be developed as a business park. the south afton commerce park. it will be in williamsburg township. it will be available to manufacturers. 4.9 million was completed this week. the

former president william howard taft denounced the nomination, calling him a muckraker. a man of infinite cunning. andeat tenacity of purpose of much power for evil. yes. the "new york times," complained that brandeis is essentially a contender, a striver after change and reform. yes, brandeis was rather tenacious, and he certainly was striving to reform society. as a young lawyer, he and samuel warren wrote in 1890 and extremely influential essay in the harvard law review the defined the right to privacy for the modern age, in response to what they called the all too enterprising press, and new technologies that could reproduce things or sounds. later, when taking legal action to limit the number of hours that women were forced to work in certain industries, he invented a new form of argument, relying on data and evidence, not just legal theory. and the brandeis brief was born, and became a staple of american law. when the growing power of mammoth financial institutions threatened to overwhelm the interest of small investors, he argued eloquently for limits on the ways

westbound, two lanes are enclosessed one lane is open so you can get through at torrance and william howard taft, tou to the slow lanes they have had to shutdown two lanes at the westbound direction. at 9:00 a.m. today, they will actually have both directions closed between bane and between taft so doaght directions will be closed after the morning rush. right now you can get on westbound columbia parkway. a lot of folks use that to head downtown this morning. you may want to think about an alternate route. unfortunately we don't have cameras so i can't show you if we're congested i-71-sphaif not too heavy. we have construction going on at the carol cropper bridge, but for now back to john. >>> 6:30, and the issue of making marijuana legal in ohio >> they are holding meetings about legalizing it for medical reasons. luci has pawlsy palsy, and epilepsy and the medications she takes now >> have you ever thought of moving to another state? >> well, of course, that is one of the extraordinary choices in front of families like mine. uprooting our fragile families to legal states like so many others a

william howard taft was also president of the united dates. --ust wondered whether [laughter] justice roberts: what a horrifying thought. [laughter] [applause] justice roberts: it's a life term and i intend to fill out the term. >> thank you, chief justice roberts. thank you very much. >> c-span's washington journal live every day. news and policy issues that impact you. join the conversation with members of congress, reporters, experts and other viewers. coming up tomorrow morning, journalists from politico with their approach uncovering washington. john harris will talk about the creation of politico and its influence. kristin roberts will discuss the big stories of campaign 2016, especially the race around hillary clinton and bernie sanders. ivanstadt will answer questions on how gop candidates plan on winning in south carolina and nevada. watch washington journal starting at 7 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. join the discussion. >> tuesday, house republican policy chair luke messer of indiana speaks at the national press club about governor