the crash killed michael gilliam and injured amanda thomas of bethel. it was her son that was ejected. billy jones of bethel was also hurt.investigators aren't sure who was behind the wheel at the time of the crash. crash. "we're doing the blood work. we're doing our crime scene the evidence from the vehicle. we're reinterviewing all the witnesses trying to fit the pieces of this puzzle together." together."but, there's no doubt in the minds of investigators that this is heroin related accident. accident. "unbelieveable the accidents that this is causing and death and the carnage that this is creating with the heroin -- the driving impaired on our highways." fort thomas police are taking action to try and stop the madness.they're created a h.i.t. team and coming up new at six i'll take you along as they hit the expressways looking for heroin.tom mckee, nine on your side, live in fort thomas. developing now - three cancer centers in the tri-state - deny care to patients in the midst of an f-b-i investigation. cancer centers in clermont, adams and scioto

but instead, he went back to prison..amanda thomas and her seven-month-old son were ejected during monday's crash. they're both in the hospital.. fighting for their lives this morning. 3 that crash is top of mind in another community. norwood has seen a large number overdose deaths.. and an increase in crime.members of the cameron avenue church of god asked "hope over heroin" to come to the neighborhood.it's a two- day, faith- based event to help heroin addicts.. which offers baptisms and resources to addicts. 3 tomorrow night at 6.. a highway crackdown on people who are high behind the wheel.. threatening your life as you drive. local 12's rob braun has been working on the report for some time. you'll hear from a woman who's mitchell, and cold spring.and checking in at number six is 3 a local restaurant is closing its doors.. and jumping on a truck.we'll tell you the new plans for a westwood bistro. plus.. results for the nevada caucuses are coming in.we'll tell you who is taking second place to the g- o- p favorite. you're watching good morning 3 a westwood restaurant known for its award

thomas and a 7-month-old vehicle. police now say they are trying to determine exactly who was driving and it was believed that the driver was high on heroin at the time. billy jones of bethel was also involved in that crash. this is just the latest example of what can happen when drivers are on heroin behind the wheel. thursday at 6:00, rob will have a special report on efforts to take these most dangerous of drivers off our streets. >>> police are trying to track down a vehicle that hit a driving in roselawn this morning about 10:30 when he was hit. there's no word on his condition right now. they are looking for a black suv and seymour is shutdown while police investigate. >> a car slammed into the back of a school bus today. it collided right around 8:00 this morning. police say both vehicles were headed west on harrison and the bus apparently turned right on to roberts. officers say the bus driver has to make that turn from the left lane and didn't likely see the car. they cited the driver with an illegal lane change violation. one student was on the bus, but no one was hurt. duke

that vehicle flipped eight times on i-275.michael gilliam died -- amanda thomas and a seven-month-old was injured. but tonight -- investigators still don't know *who* was driving that car. and it's scenes exactly like that -- that police in fort thomas are trying to stop.so they're *now* patroling northern kentucky interstates... interstates...nine on your side's tom mckee rode along with them today...tom? h.i.t. in fort thomas stands for heroin interdiction team putting into action a plan sergeant chris goshorn suggested just three weeks ago. three officers patrol patrol i-471 and i-275 looking for impaired drivers on heroin.i rode along with the sergeant to show how police are keeping tuesday afternoon.i'm riding with sergeant chris goshorn on i-471 heading toward a traffic stop made by one of his h.i.t. team members."primarily we're out here enforcing any traffic, registration violations, anythhing like that to get vehicles stopped and then as the traffic stop goes along if we find other evidence or information, we'll investigate it further."that's exactly what happened on i-275. t

a woman who was in the backseat, amanda thomas, from bethel, is also in critical condition. needles were found inside the car, which rolled over several times after running off 275 eastbound and 471 yesterday. happening tonight -- a controversial plan to build a kroger at a busy west chester intersection goes to board of trustees. the board will consider and take action on rezoning property on the southeast corner of tylersville and princeton-glendale roads. neighbors had rallied against the development last year, calling for a buffer between the proposed shopping center and nearby homes. residents can voice their opinion at 7:00 tonight. also tonight, supporters of the loveland farmer' s market are going to demand answers from the market recently moved from downtown, to an old bowling alley parking lot on the outskirts of town. city officials were concerned about traffic and parking problems, and as a result, sales took a hit. the group "friends of the loveland farmers' market" presented a plan to deal with these issues. they say, city council refuses tonight' s meeting wil

police say amanda thomas and a 7 month old baby boy were thrown from the car ... both are in critical condition at the hospital.another person, was also inside in the car and is expected to survive. survive.a fourth person, michael gilliam, was identified as the victim who died yesterday.and police suspect 'drugs' are to blame for the crash.fort thomas police told 9 on your side a witness reported seeing the baby thrown 30 feet into the air from the car.police say they are still trying to determine who the driver of the vehicle was...but they found needles inside and believe the driver was using drugs. a nearly 200-year-old landmark destroyed by fire this month won't be gone for long. this morning ...duke energy donated 25-thousand dollars to help rebuild the rabbit hash general store. the general store was ravaged by fire just over a week ago. firefighters were able to save the floor.. and three of the walls. those with the historical society say that's enough to build upon and get this 185-year old store a historic designation once again.but it's going to cost a

thomas and a 7-month old boy was both thrown from the car. and they believe billy jones of bethel was thrown from the vehicle. he was the only one not seriously hurt. >>> a man was crossing seymour avenue and rose lawn around 10:30 when the car hit him. an ambulance took the man to the officers say they are looking for a black suv. >>> a judge drops the solicitation charge against an ohio state football player from the tri-state. defenseman lineman took a plea deal and completed the program. and columbus police cited the graduate in december. washington agreed to pay under cover officer for sex. he was suspended with the victory over notre dame. >>> and in east price hill. oil spill has caused the driver to lose control and crashed. the person crashed into a pole in mount river road. and crews have closed the intersection while they cleaned up the mess. police say the tanker lost 25 gallons of gasoline. the spill caused the driver to lose control. the woman was taken to the no word on what condition and when crews will reopen the road. >>> horseshoe cincinnati is no more. the casino i

thomas and a 7-month old boy who was riding in the back seat were both thrown from the car. at last check, they were both in critical condition. determine who was driving. it is cleared that they were involved in heroin at the time. >>> duke energy has donated $25 thousand to help them rebuild after that as with the. investigators say the pot belly stove could be the cause. and the money being donated will go long ways. for now storm operations are happening at the barn on the street. they first opened for business back in 1831. >>> police are trying to track down a vehicle that hit the pedestrian and drove away. it an i -- it appears the man was driving. and the investigator says the man was rushed to the hospital with head injuries. police say they are looking for >>> the obama administration offered a plan to shut down guantanamo bay seven years. and andrew spencer shares the plan and reaction from the hill. >> for many years, it's been clear that the detention center at guantanamo bay doesn't advance our sense of security. >> president obama is caug for the closure of the guanta

monday.we can now tell you the names of those involved.police say amanda thomas is in critical condition in the hospital after that crash.as is a seven month old baby boy. another person, billy jones, was inside their car and is expected to survive.michael gilliam died in that crash. police say drugs are to blame but they are still trying to figure out who was driving the vehicle. a call for help as a little boy fights brain cancer.last night -- a message was posted to the "prayers for kyler bradley" facebook page asking for nurses. nurses.kyler bradley was diagnosed with d-i-p-g - a rare and inoperable brain tumor last fall.in january, we showed you his special trip home - in a fire truck - after months of treatment in the hospital.but now he needs care want to help ... you can call dayton brightstar.the number is there on your screen - (937) 705-0542. take a breath reds fans -- for right now jay bruce isn't going anywhere!it looks like rumors of a trade are just that as of this hour. hour.e-s-p-n and yahoo sports have reported a possible three way trade involving the reds, blue jays an

a 7 month old baby was thown out during the crash, his mother amanda thomas was also ejected. the baby' s father, billy jones, walked away without serious injury. in a violent crash already linked to wrecked lives. >> you don' t want to think it but this time it was a family member. reporter: this heroine problem got the attention of the police. they started interdiction patrols. in one week they had 32 charges 19 were heroin. the hospital has not released the condition of the baby. live brian hamrick wlwt news 5. mike: brian mentioned the erpenbeck scam. it was far-reaching. impacting 260 homeowners, 40 banks and dozens of subcontractors. sheree: it' s nice out now, but soon we' ll be hit with rain, strong winds, and then snow. chief meteorologist kevin robinson. is here with the timeline kevin. kevin: the storm is across the area. see all of this rain across parts of arkansas and tennessee, it is coming up towards the ohio valley and heading toward what we have in place is a flood watch. we are not anticipating widespread flooding, but some of the smaller creeks and streams

thomas because amanda is pregnant. zika has been linked to severe birth defects. they're disappointed but say the airline was very accomodating. >> they're experiencing losses, but they apparently-- it's all about safety and not wanting to make the situation any worse than it is in the united states. randy: since the virus has the most serious ramifications for pregnant women, doctors say many people who get infected don't have any symptoms. and that's making it very hard to track. emily: 6:09 this morning. two virginia tech students accused in the death of a preteen girl. randy: the last known move of the victim. and a human becomes the target of one set of hunters. the claim against a group of poachers already wanted by police. the new upgrade in boston. erika? erika: breaking overnight. a woman is seriously hurt after being hit by a car in boston. this was the scene around 2:00 this morning on mass ave. at boston street. cindy? cindy: are you ready for another warm almost spring-like day. sure doesn't feel like february out there. how long these warm temperatur

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>>amanda: very interesting. a little history lesson here on this week in iowa. (music) back. us. (dramatic music) d: hello and welcome to ag phd , i'm darren hefty. b: and i'm brian hefty. thanks for joining us today. one of the biggest soil issues that a lot of farmers face around the country is high magnesium levels. well, how can you manage that field so you get the best yield this term-how can you reduce that magnesium so you get better profitability going forward? d: you know every year we're answering questions about test weight in various crops. how come one field had good test weight, the other field didn't, and i had the same variety or the same hybrid? we're going to talk about what you can control on your farm to improve test weight. b: well, speaking of control, you're going to want to get our weed of the week under control. we've got an iron talk coming up later in the show as well, but first, here's this week's farm basics. b: during our farm basics time today, we want to talk about something that farmers have to work with: that is cold