worth was killed when deputies returned fire. we are learning more about him and tarhonda thomas will give us background in just a minute. but we are going to start with 9news reporter noel brennan. noel they held a vigil last night? >> reporter: they did. right at the church. in fact behind me, and we are also learning more about the details of what happened yesterday morning. we know they went to serve this high-risk eviction notice to martin worth at his home, about 9:45 in the morning when this happened. and police say that worth actually came out onto the deck when deputies come there, and then he went into the house. officers followed him into the house and that is when he started shooting. corporal nate kerrigan was shot and died at the scene. times and he is in critical condition now. a bullet grazed the ear of captain mark hancock. he was treated and released at the hospital. last night they gathered to remember corporal nate kerrigan. 100 people showed up, including football players at the high school where he was an as

, this happened at 40 worth. they are able to see out their window. they saw the crane come down and were immediately able to jump into action and go outside and help out. >> what's interesting, he said he and a colleague were outside talking just yesterday, i believe, and kind of around this crane and looked up and said, you know what, i'm not comfortable talking here, i think we should move. look right. something your gut instinct tells you you shouldn't be there and they followed that gut instinct, pretty good idea seeing what's happened today as we look at some of these pictures. i am following a lot of your tweets with pictures that are coming in. from this scene and we mentioned a number of businesses in the area, bakery, law school, medical associates, obviously, police benevolent association. the innocence project has offices down there, as well, and they've had to close their offices. if you're not familiar with them, they are a group that works to free people who have, in their opinion, been incarcerate

so, we wondered: is a degree worth all of that debt? channel 13's stephanie moore crunched the numbers. a four-year degree sets up most graduates for the future but it also a four-year degree sets up most graduates for the future but it also comes with a heavy burden of student loan debt... 'its a little daunting at first but just the knowledge that if i do get my degree i will have a secure career in the future.' most students understand a degree comes with a big bill but is it worth the price tag... 'while its sometimes hard to rationalize in the moment, its a process, everyone knows college is a process so from the admissions perspective you go get the degree to get to the job to get to those mid-career earnings.' the average debt for iowa graduates is more than 29-thousand dollars... slightly higher than the national average...but an iowa degree may have more value than those in other states...'at drake its absolutely worth it, we can point to a lot of outside validation that the drake education has value.' tom delahunt with drake u

a counselor filed a protective order against worth saying he and others feared for their lives when worth said quote he was out for blood. he sued fannie mae to keep his home in bailey. he lost that fight and worth was arrested for shooting a man to death in 1994. he was acquitted on that charge, arguing self-defense. his most recent interaction park county cited him for driving and leading deputies on a pursuit. >>> corporal nate kerrigan, he died in the shootout. he served the park county sheriff's office for 13 years. master patrol deputy colby martin was shot in his lower legs multiple times. captain mark hancock's ear was grazed by a bullet. he is out of the hospital. the shooter, martin worth, was shot and killed. >>> in elbert county, deputies are searching for a killer and they have a video of the suspect, but they are having trouble identifying him. they have been looking for this guy since 68-year-old ed butler was found dead on his ranch. the pictures have been widely circulated, but so far nobody has identified the man. he is in the background there. >> he could be anywhere. h

that has to do with net worth. you can't learn anything from tax returns without net worth or any of that. the tax returns have been audited. i've been audited for many, many years. it is very, very unfair. i don't know why but for some reason the irs audits me virtually every year. >> can you tell me what the gross income is? >> i've been singled out. >> you can tell us what your effective tax rate is for 2014? can you tell us what your effective tax rate is and how much did you give to charity? >> go down to the federal elections commission and take out my financial disclosure forms. by the way, when you talk about cruz, he didn't put on that he's borrowing money from banks all over the place, but he borrowed a lot of money from banks at a very low interest rate, an interest rate you could not get. believe me, he could never get it. he borrowed from goldman sachs and citi bank. he didn't put that down in his financial disclosure form. and i put down over 100 pages of investments and deals and everything else. i h

you cannot learn -- in fact, you can learn almost nothing about net worth.n my net worth statement and that's been filed and, unfortunately, people are very unhappy with it because it's turned out to be so strong and so good that the press is very unhappy. i just want to -- i made the statement, a lot of people didn't pick tum. i will open up the libel laws so when papers write false information about people, they can bring a lawsuit, and if, in fact, they are right. you are able to sue the papers and you can get damages. >> ted cruz asked from the debate stage why not release the tax returns from the years you are not being audited in. will you do that? >> because everything is interrelated. ted cruz never employed one person. i employ thousandsud of people. over the years i have employed tens of thousands. i have a massive company. you may have seen the pictures where i'm standing with 3 feet of tax returns. everything is interrelated. >> mr. trump, a lot of your supporters are hoping that you will do for the economy that you have done for your businesses

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this is on worth street in the city. cornell associates is what this particular building is listed as. touch with the people there, no ubt they are busy and evacuated at this stage. still a lot to get to. we are waiting on crews getting to the scene, erika rowe out and about this morning is on her way there, as well, to find out what's going on on the ground, but just an incredibly disturbing scene. we've had our shares of these types of issues. our medical personnel, well versed, fortunately, i guess, in how to deal with this particular situation, so they know how to keep people safe, get people out of that building, and get this back up off the ground at this point. >> right. it will be a huge undertaking. you've seen these pictures. we have another still photo that might give us an aerial view, yeah, looking there. the address is 40 worth street, so between west broadway and church. town, north, turns into sixth avenue. 40 worth street is not far away from city hall wash, it's walking distance, couple blocks away from

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manziel got into the car with her began driving to fort worth where she resides in during the time he beganan to continue to his erratic behavior continues on they continues on, many of these details are just coming purchase come in said that hehe struck her several times while driving the car back to remains in fluxux in terms of field or contacting the police in texas to get more details but this is just a sliver of what happenedd off the football field this past weekend regarding johnny manziel andnd colleen crowley . continue, elsewhere in question is have you moved on ? the celtics kelly olynyk will be here for first time since he ended kevin love season common as, as they became entangled ands appear that he was trying to rip his arm out of the socket and he nearly succeeded, and the season for kevin love was over sos moving forward, do you forget ? in and most people say that he of action from the nba . he only got a one-game suspension they feel that much more should have happened, the cavaliers third quarter, they need to shore up moving forward, the hornets made their own ki

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it may not be worth what you payit may not be worth what you pay. >>announcer: anytime, anywhere, award-winning coverage you can count on, this is abc 13 news. >> danner: polling sites are packed on this primary election day in new hampshire. there is just a few hours left for voters to make their decision. candidates were making the rounds today trying to get lastrounds today trying to get last-minute support. this election could come down to the independent and under decided voters and republican jeb bush just may have found his >> took my hand and he won. >> reporter: donald trump went into primary day the front runner in the polls and for the democrats, bernie sanders is in the lead. but hillary clinton said this is a fight to the finish. the first polls close at 7:00 and the rest at 8 p.m. you can get the full results tonight on abc 13 news at 11:00. >> danner: we will definitely have it for you at wset.com when they come in. a check of the weather. the coldest weather we have seen so far this season so bundle up. chief meteorologist george fli

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police have blocked worth street from canal to hudson and also west broadway from worth to canal. investigators surveying the damage have a lot of ground to cover. this picture was shot a block away and it shows just how widespread the damage is to some of the rooftops and the buildings that surround. the fall sent bricks and debris crashing on nearby roofs and raining down on to the street below. shock and horror, no surprise we spoke with, who saw all of this happen. steve langford has more. >> reporter: the building boom in this city a sign of great progress and prosperity but alarm about these giant cranes reinforcing yet again fears that they just aren't safe. the terrifying sight of this 565-foot-tall crane plunging to earth this morning, something traumatized witnesses may never forget. you heard the boom. >> then you run to the windows and then i see a crane falling on the street. >> we all ran to help. all of us tried to run to help and then we saw a man trapped but they wouldn't let us go no farther. >> reporter: this disaster some local residents say is just what they f

zoom well just in the last hour, fort worth police released the report.. and it includes disturbing jeremy rauch is here with more.. jeremy.. this involves allegations that manziel hit her! and that's just the beginning! according to the report, that we looked over, manziel's ex- girlfriend colleen crowley- said he hit her in the left ear.. appeared to be on drugs! the police report from january 30th reveals that crowley told police manziel got aggressive with her at a dallas hotel. she claims manziel

the pair of buildings on worth street are in danger of collapse. live in manhattan cbs 2 news. >> the deadly collapse rattling nerves of people who knew something like this could happen. meg baker live with more from residents. meg? >> chris and mary residents are being evacuated as we speak. now the possibility of a gas leak has everyone on high alert here and i spoke to residents who could see that crane from their bedroom windows. residents furious this morning >> my concern is that this was a disaster waiting to happen. we knew something was going to happen. we asked the operator, galasso rigging construction what are the odds of this crane collapsing and they said you have a better chance of winning the power ball lottery. >> residents at an apartment building were nervous from day one when the crane was erected. >> this crane has been here for a week. it was shut down two days ago because of high wind. >> they've been watching the building across the street. >> the crane is 300 feet high. it's lifting equipment the size of a medium sized truc

we begin with missing medical equipment, millions of dollars worth, paid for by taxpayers. we obtained inventory records from santa clara valley medical center, which revealed hundreds of items, including pricey medical equipment, have gone missing. our investigative unit combed through stacks of documents to see what was lost and never found.

so is it worth the price? food and beverage giant pepsico says it's a no brainer. seth kaufman/cmo, pepsi "the investment around this platform of super bowl is a big platform that for fans of the nfl is not just about that sunday. all the analysis we do is worth the money we're putting against it because we're getting great payback across our business." ram krishnan/cmo, frito-lay "we'll have 75 thousand displays in every one of our retailers across the country. two weeks leading up to the super bowl is the biggest purchase on snack and beverages. so for sure if you look at the entirety of it, it definitely pays off." (reporter question) these ads? do you worry about offending one of the 100 million people that are watching?" ram krishnan/cmo, frito-lay "well especially with like a brand like doritos which is targeted to a 19 year-old consumer, we're always going

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his used electronics warehouse is 27,000 square feet worth of, well, weird stuff. that's the name of his business, which sells everything from laptop hard drives and high-priced medical equipment to whatever this thing is. bigad: even in the midst of all this clutter, and pardon the phrase here, even some junk, your employees can still find everything on your inventory. chuck: yeah. bigad: so, you can tell us where this is right now? spencer thompson: i can. bigad: we randomly picked this microscope from their online store. employee spencer thompson used the tag number to look up its exact location. spencer: aisle g, bay 6. announcer: and sure enough, he took us right to it. and there it is. but the kind of poor record-keeping that schutz says would have quickly forced his business to go out of business may have been in place for years at the county hospital in santa clara. jeff: the county, over 10 years of budget cuts, had cut away all of the administrative structure that's needed to do an appropriate inventory. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of items.

they say a picture is worth 1,000 words, but surprising your partner with sexy pictures could be worth 1,000 more. so we're focusing on a company that focuses on boudoir photography. >> are you nervous? >> yeah. >> what are you nervous about? >> i like to call myself a phototherapist. >> for the right woman open to the experience, there is something therapeutic that goes on here. the images are a souvenir. >> when jen started generations photography eight years ago, she had no idea that the boudoir photography business would turn into something more than just taking pictures. >> people think it's all about sex and taking off their clothes, but to ne is about exploring femininity. >>> in 2008, jen discovered she had a knack for making women feel comfortable in their own skin. a friend suggested she tag along on a boudoir shoot, she found her calling. she took glamorous pictures of women in a makeshift studio she set up in her own bedroom. >> there was a lot of naysayers saying it's not safe, not smart, stupid, why do you want people in your bed. and i just said it doesn't matter. i don'

but is it worth it to buy the big game? we will take a look at the five million question next on ever hear of death wish coffee? it sounds like something we would like around here. some people who miss their coffee feel like they have a death wish... start up company with just 11 employees, but it's advertising during the super bowl.how can such a small company afford the five- million-dollar advertising cost, you might ask?well, in a contest sponsored by intuit quickbooks.. 'death wish coffee' beat out 15-thousand other small businesses.the super bowl.death wish's owner says the win is beyond his wildest dreams.and by the way, 'death wish coffee's' specialty is an ultra-strong dark roast coffee, with double the caffeine of a normal cup of joe. the ratings for the super bowl are expected to be through the roof. even folks who *aren't* sports fans will be watching.. if only for the commercials. but should companies shell out big bucks to pitch their products?that's the five- million dollar question..... brian stelter talks t

each hole was worth $20,000 for charity.t ties meant the money carried over to the next hole. $60,000 was at stake when larry the cable guy made this putt on number three. >> it's nerve-racking, believe me. it turns a one and a half foot putt into a 20-foot putt. >> reporter: by the time they got to 18 they were all still tied and the hole was worth $100,000. >> do you believe that six groups made eight on 18? i mean, i would have bet against that. >> reporter: that's right, all 12 golfers and 16 triple boeing geed 1. they held a shoot-out. it looked at first like the oldest man in the field, clint eastwood, had won it for his team. but kenny g topped eastwood's effort, nearly rolling his chip in. that gave the bill murray team the win, the hardware, and the money. >> murray, what a great coach. did you hear what he told 10 knee g? >> i told him to put it close. he looked at me in the eye and nodded and did it. and it was beautiful, because when he nodded, his hair reflected the ocean, and it was beautiful. >> reporter: tomo

at the heart of our spirit, is the question -- am i worth it? do i matter? and the experience of the mercy of god is the answer -- i am worth it to god. i matter to god. god seeks me out. in an effort to embrace me and bring me home. that is the first thing we have to say about mercy. >> when you're talking, it reminds me of that rembrandt image of the prodigal son. i remember very well that inaugural message from pope francis and have that resonated so deeply with people around the world. and that image comes to mind of -- you have that on the screen -- that beautiful embrace of the father and bringing out of that love to everyone. what do you think that -- pope francis has talked a lot about this year -- the year of mercy being important for the family. what do you think this means? that mercy? how does that connect to the family? >> i think it is no surprise that -- when they do surveys about -- what is the favorite parable in the gospels -- time and again, people rate the parable of the prodigal son as their favorite story in the gospel -- precisely beca

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. >> worth a few hundred dollars. >> reporter: we went undercover at several pawn shops of how they would rate diamond that belonged to a 7 on your side staffer. >> reporter: we first had it tested by a certified gemologisttested by a certified gemologist. >> you can have two educated gemologists grade this stone and come up with somewhat different >> reporter: ours gave us his citiestimation of the four cs of this stone and valued diamond between 400 and $600. >> the retail is probably going to be worth $3,000. >> reporter: from one of the independent jewelry stores we visited.another evaluation from this pawn shop in d.c. it only offered us 200 for the ring. and a major retailer in a mall. we received different evaluations from each place we visitvisited, and the values range from 200 to $4500. how do you know what you are really buying when you purchase a diamond? >> you really very no other way besides just trusting the people

days later worth went on to facebook writing about it. saying because i ran for state senate i am a high value target. the government and corporate america before. these videos from 2014 showed there was tension long before deputies tried to evict him. >> if you are giving criminals money and you give it to them you are an accomplice . >> we learned that he was injured in that confrontation with the deputiess he is also facing charges because of his conduct during that confrontation. we are live in golden tonight, mark stewart, denver 7. >>> martin worth was a member of the occupied denver movement. friends told us he was a kind man that stood by those who were a pressed. >> it is difficult to talk to him about what happened to bailey. they feel he had another side. >> i would say he just cared deeply about social issues and, you know, to the point where he would take people into his home and give people -- give homeless people a place to live in the winter. he was a generous man. >> worth had been battling to keep his house for several h

this to be worth almost $4.5 billion. how does this compare with their past purchases as well as with others? pavel: that is right, at $500 billion yen, it would be worth about 14% of the company's outstanding shares. if you do a comparison, softbank's biggest rival in japan has announced a $350 billion buyback earlier this month. for softbank shareholders, this could not come soon enough. the stock has been clobbered this year, falling 28% yesterday before the buyback announcement. this puts the company's market value below the some of the -- below the sum of the values of its shareholders, which includes sprint, alibaba,

the tax expert there just said marco rubio's claim that he's not worth what he says he's worth and we're going to see that in the returns is wrong. you wouldn't be able to tell that from a return. also charity donations. what would everybody get from the tax returns coming out specifically do you think? >> look, i don't know that much hinges on it honestly. >> thanks. >> let him finish. >> i'd be against donald trump if he released his returns and others would be for him if he released his returns. obviously, is trump the right man to become president? i think last night's debate exposed trump in a couple of ways. total lack of knowledge of health care policy. the inability to defend what he did with trump university which is a genuine scam and disgrace. those are the issues that will hurt him going forward though the tax returns is a fair thing to say every presidential candidate has released them. will donald trump guarantee he'll release them in a timely way? >> what's you are seeing here is that because marco rubio is about to lose very, very badly on super tuesday he's got all of th

they're signals that a stock might be worth owning. it's worth your time and effort to go through the boring process of reading through the conference call transcripts and quarterly filings. there are thousands of stocks out there in any method we can use to narrow down the ones that might be attractive is a method worth having. we talked about insider buying at the high. i don't use it as the only way to determine whether or not a stock has got it going or not, there is one other scenario where insider buying makes for incredibly bullish tell and that is whether a stock has a heavy short position. meaning, a lot of people out there are borrowed shares, sold the shares, and are now waiting for the stock to go lower before they buy back the shares. return them to the bank they borrowed them from and collect the difference they sold at first and the price they bought the stock back later, hopefully they sold it high and bought it low. think of shorting as regular investing much it's in reverse. we try to buy low and sell high. shorts tur

worth metroplex. but there's an old vestige of the old west out there in ft. worth, jacob? >> reporter: yes, sir, brian. greetings from the historic ft. worth stockyards here in tarrant, texas. this is the largest urban red county in texas. and not just because of that, but also for political nerds like myself and rachel and kornacki and others of us out there, it is a bellweather of what happens in texas as a whole. if you look at 2008 and 2012, what happen has statewide in tarrant county. to the historic coliseum, we talked to people at the championship rodeo to see who is going to win, hometown ted cruz or donald trump who is surging out here. take a look at what they had to say. who are you leaning towards? >> right now i'm still leaning towards trump. >> reporter: donald trump, huh? over your hometown guy of ted cruz. >> yeah, i've been a businessman for 25 years and think washington needs somebody to take care of business. >> reporter: how about you? who are you voting for? >> probably donald trump. i'm still kind of looking at and studying it. >> reporter: who are yo

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they knew martin worth didn't want to leave his home. they tried to evict him before in 2014 and nothing like this happened. more about his violent history. the sheriff says they went in yesterday and had no reason to think he would start shooting. >> the sheriff has to know his community and how they will react. >> reporter: you just don't know what every member of your community its capable of, yesterday's encounter with martin worth a painful reminder of that fork 9 park county sheriff -- for the park county sheriff fred wagner. he said his deputy were doing something law enforcement officers do all the time. >> they were simply there to effect an eviction. and, peacefully. >> reporter: at the same time wegener said his team knew worth was high risk but in park county it's not unusual to send in one deputy to do a job a swat team might be called to do in other cities. he added there is a closeness in his department that the sheriff hopes will help them through this tragedy. kids off, want them to come back the same condition you sent

i have someplace to bring it to to find out exactly what it is worth. taking you live to the orlando museum of art and antique vintage and garden show. live, on the 8 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> john: yea! >> amy: fun, i always love that. the kind of shows where they take something you found at a garage sale and turns out it is worth a up bunch of money. have thrown away. like the a coin and that is a million dollar coin. >> amy: what about the 8 tracks. >> jayme: we have a guy on twitter who reached out to us and had no idea what it was worth. $4,000. >> amy: i saw that! amazing! lots of people. go into your attic today. >> jayme: and tell you what, go outside, too. because the weather has been literally out of sight. we're talking about bright sun and you see it here, a live look at downtown orlando, we are bathing in the sunshine, nice day ahead. good morning to you. again, everything tied, pretty big high pressure moving toward the state and will introduce a breezy condition today. but keeps our temperatures nice and the sunshine ou

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worth convention center.ntent is key and the guy who's walking up to the mike is new jersey governor chris christie. let's listen. >> i'm doing this for a number of reasons. first is that donald and i along with mary pat and melania have been friends over a decade. he's been a good and loyal friend to our families and we have had a wonderful times together. done a lot of good together for not only the people of the state of new jersey but for many charities we have worked with and on together. and i have -- i absolutely appreciate him as a person. and as a friend. secondly, i've been on that stage. i've gotten the know all the people on that stage. and there is no one who is better prepared to provide america with the strong leadership that it needs both at home and around the world than donald trump. he is looking at the five people on that stage last night the clear standout. and the person who will do exactly what needs to be done to make america a leader around the world again. he'll provide strong, unequ

this is at 40 worth street. 40 and church or excuse me, forth worth street at church and worth street, a crane collapsed at 8:24 this morning. fdny saying they responded to the scene. there was an individual apparently trapped in one of those cars that was, we believe, was taken out of there and perhaps on the way to the hospital. we have rob nelson also en route to that scene to give us on the phone, we have shawn campbell who witnessed this. shawn, will you take us through this one more time as we've been talking with you this morning. you were in your office at 40 worth when you had the crashing metal sound? >> right. i looked out the window facing the window and i could see the crane slowly coming down. it lasted about 5, 6 seconds, maybe 10. >> so your initial response then was to go downstairs to try to see what's going on? >> right. well to see if anyone was hurt and other stuff. >> all right. we're also hearing once this crane collapsed, according to abc news and the information that we're getting from the assignment desk, there appears to be multiple injuries, at least one co

the fort worth police tell us they're not releasing any records were info about the incident until the attorney generalid is a chance to review a process process that could take two months or more they say that is standard practice in a case where there is something they don't want r to release but they won't elaborate . he was investigated in october after an incident incident and anyone involved in an altercation with his girlfriend he wasine irritated fans bya appearing on social media on social media partying, fan started a movement asking others to boycott any talk of manziel on twitter through february or intelel to get rid of that. >> on twitter, really took off i said i would commit to not talk about him and then gathered a lot of followers now we have over 1,000 people who signed up andnd it continues to gain momentum. >> it is getting national attention, it stands for, johnny three february, the browns have releaseded a statement says that no, that this time. >> so we don't have idea from them the police in dallas, texas are working with fort worth h police to determine what

>> i'm going to be here an hour and a half or so, at the end of the day, i'm, i'm not worth much at the end of the day anyway. >> have you been to her in quite a bit? have you gone out throughout the country? >> i have done a book signing when i am somewhere for some other reason. giving a lecture at a university, speaking to an organization, something like that. i will will do the book tour, book signing. >> i think only a couple of times i have been really scheduled a book signing. >> there's nothing personal and this book like justice thomas's book. >> i have a pretty dull biography. it would not be worth reading. >> antonin scalia with his co-author brian gardner. >> brian is not here. brian is a more prominent other than i am. he is the editor of blackboard dictionary, he has a number of books on how to write briefs, how to make oral argument, how to use the words of the law properly. is a dictionary on american legal usage. he is a prominent fellow. if he were here you should be interviewing. >> justice antonin scalia's also an author. thank you. [inaudible] >> you are watching bo

meanwhile we are here on worth street where that crane collapsed you can see all of it worth is still shutdown between church and hudson street as the his widow rebecca spoke at his private funeral. >> david, i am devastated that i have to live my life without you. >> now back live that work continues here on worth, we're told at last check that water is still turned off to some of the buildings here as those repairs are made. meanwhile that's where the mayor's task force they have been ordered to get back to him within the next 90 days to recommend whether any additional safety procedures need to be enacted. reporting live this morning, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> switching gears now fans of the denver broncos savoring their victory in super bowl 50 last night. >> c b 2 otis livingston has a wrap up of the big game from santa clara, california. >> you've heard the term defense wins championship and last night no truer words were ever spoken as the number one defense in the nfl throttled the high powered panther and there were plenty of story lines coming out of the

police say this man is accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of hair growth the mid-west! west!but is it all for him? nine on your side's t-j parker looks at what is being done to catch this serial robber! t.j.: "mt health police are asking for you help, tonight, in identifying a man who they say stole hundreds of dollars worth of hair products at several stores across the tri-state including the walgreens here on hamilton police are sharing this photo- taken from a mount healthy walgreens- of *this* man who they say stole almost 900 dollars worth of rogaine hair products- just from this store, alone. chris jones/detective: "57:27 we're scratching our head on this, no pun intended i guess, in trying to figure out what, or what is it about the rogaine" mounth healthy police detective, chris jones, tells 9 on your side the man picked up several boxes of men and women's rogaine- went through different aisles to take the product out of the box- and then hid it in his clothes- before running off. chris: "57:04 we haven't determined how large this is but we can say right now tha

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