tom mckee, nine on your side, clifton." next at seven...coming to a kroger near you the life saving treatment for a heroin overdose.how much it will cost.... ahead. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes r r at half-price during r half-price happier hour, p weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. steakburgers, guacamole made from scratch. the four dollar menu, where all meals are under four dollars, a sign of just how bad the heroin epidemic is here in the tristate...kroger will soon start selling narcan without a prescription. prescription.narcan, also known as naloxone, reverses the effects of deadly heroin overdoses.it'll cost about 80-bucks per kit.. and kroger's pharmacists want to make sure those who buy it are prepared to use it. <"they would complete an eight step educational checklist, tomake sure that they know how to observe signs of an opioid overdose, how to admisister the product, how to perform cpr rescue breathing if needed.">

tom mckee, nine on your side, price hill." tonight a mount healthy man who was run over by his own car says he won't rest until police find the man who stole his car. car. aaron burmeister has two knee.weeks ago... burmeister was warming up his car before leaving work at the speedway gas station. he turned it on and went back inside. 03:17 i saw the guy running towards my car, i tried to stop him but when that car goes into gear the doors lock and i couldn't open the door and he backed up and that's when he hit me. the attack has taken an emotional toll on him too. burmeister now lives at his grandfather's house because it's handicap accessible. he says he hasn't seen his two kids since he left the hospital.police still haven't found the suspect-- or the car. breaking news at seven... pendleton county's sheriff is asking for your help finding a missing woman in falmouth. 31-year-old tara turner was last seen on sunday.it was believed she was headed toward the california or wilder areas. if you have any information about he whe

nine on your side's tom mckee found that community generosity saved the day. "it's crazy because it's free. i don't understand why you need to steal free stuff. that's for all students." students." that was tiya payton's take on the theft as she shopped monday at the newly restocked "fuel nku." it's her lifeline to success and the campus and community replaced everything that was taken -- and more. more. "that's amazing that so many people came together and just bought stuff and donated it." it." nku assistant professor the pantry three years ago after one of her students admitted she was hungry and couldn't concentrate in class. class. "i immediately took her to the student union and fed her, but then started thinkng long term if this student was hungry, how many others." others." taylor began keeping food on a shelf in her office and it's blossomed to a vital resource for food, personal care items and school supplies. she makes it a point to mention classes. "every single time that i present, i ask the students, 'do you know anyone who is hungry and inevitab

it happened near cincinnati's border with cheviot ... ...that's where nine on your side's tom mckee is live with new information. three cincinnati police officers fired nine shots here on harrison avenue when they say paul gaston ignored repeated orders and tried to pull a weapon from his waistband. people on thieir way home from work were stopped in their tracks by the encounter andmany pushed record on the cell phone cameras. wednesday afternoon. incredible cell phone images from a stunned citizen witnessing specialist scott mcmanis, officer zachary sterbling and officer eric kohler confront paul gaston on harrison avenue. avenue. to determine, our officers responded appropriately according to their training." training." police say it begins with a 911 call from gaston's girlfriend claiming he's acting oddly. "there's a man out there waving a gun and there's kids there." there." minutes later, a security camera captures gaston crashing his truck into a utility pole at harrison and boudinot avenues. gaston staggers up harrison avenue toward cheviot and he's armed. armed. "he exited th

tom mckee, nine on your side, highland heights." we now have the 9-1-1 calls from a shooting in the ash. one family had two bullets come into their home while they were there--neighbors say they heard more than a dozen shots yesterday. one person who was shot drove away. that led to a three car pile up at the intersection of cornell and deerfield.here is what one caller said yesterday. "we're at the corner of deerfield and cornell in blue ash there's an accident and the guy tried to jump into our car saying he got shot""you can see it's katty corner over that way it's like over in the back yard is where it came from that was kind of scary to know that it was that close to my children." children."so far no arrests have been made--if you know anything that could help police call crimestoppers at your 9 first warning is for the tuesday morning commute as we'll have light snow on the ground and still falling in some areas. spotty, light snow showers will fall during the day on tuesday. temperatures will only top out at 280f for a colder

tom mckee, nine on your side, hamilton." a former university of cincinnati officer charged with murder will go to trial in october - more than a year after the shooting death of an unarmed driver. driver.then officer ray during a traffic stop in july. the officer had claimed he shot when dubose tried to drive off, dragging him. but video from tensing's body camera later led to a murder charge. tensing has since been fired from the department. his trial is scheduled to begin october 24th. dayton police are trying to figure out what a mother was doing in the hours before she was shot to death. death.today investigators are still looking for any clues into the death of brittany russell. russell was initially wanted in the kidnapping of her daughter, who she took from a middletown daycare tuesday. russell, a former drug addict did not have custody of the baby.the next morning, russel was found dead in her car- her 6-month old was unharmed in the back seat. police say if the car not been running the infant might have frozen to de

it happened on colerain avenue in mount airy, which is where nine on your side's tom mckee nine on your side has on the investigation. imagine someone trying to drag race your car and you back off. the next thing you know there's a crash and a utility poles hammers down on your car. that's the shock to the system delivered to joseph oliver this afternoon. tuesday was a bad day for joseph oliver. his car is a mess. his wife is in the hospital. and he's worried about what happened on colerain avenue. avenue. "i don't know ilf they're going to say this is my fault because i didn't even do nothing." nothing." trouble began as oliver was on his way to see his dad dad "this little honda, black with red scoops on the bottom of it, started trying to race. so, i let of the car and tried to get over." over." all of a sudden, a blue truck came out of a side road -- oliver's s-u-v hit it -- and it overturned. overturned. "real quick. it was not even time to respond, really. i look up and there it was." was." utlity pole hit by the blue truck fell on his vehicle, injuring his wife. wife. "it actuall

nine on your side's tom mckee is live with the reasons why they're lining up so early. the game is a sellout and the doors don't open until 5:30 p.m., but these students got tickets and want to be in the front row of trhe student section for the 7:00 p.m. tipoff. the line stretches from the cintas center doors back more than fifty yards away.students are anxiously passing the time -- some working on computers -- others just talking with friends.there's no doubt that march madness has come early to camus since villanova is number one in the nation and xavier is number five. brendan tenneyxavier university senior((sound)) - brendan tenney(022703) - "well, it's the biggest game of the year and definitely the biggest game in our four years here -- probably the biggest regular season game in the history of xavier basketball. there's nothing like it. we've been having a great season and just looking for the icing on the cake with a win over villanova." villanova handed xavier one of its three losses earlier in the year and the musketers want to make sure that doesn't happen a

nine on your side's tom mckee is live in fort thomas with this new information - tom? fort thomas police i talked with today say it's one of the worst accidents they've seen. the reason was artimis video they're not releasing showing car seat ejected.they say it's another case of a drugged driver behind the wheel. the car is smashed.one person is dead.two others cling to live -- including a seven month old boy tossed from the rolling car.fort thomas police lieutenant rich whitford says it was caught on an artimis camera. camera. "this is a tough one. especially to watch, knowing what's going to happen -- watching this baby being thrown in the air like a rag doll and landing on the rocks." rocks."an unnamed driver right behind the out-of-control car was an unfortunate eyewitness. eyewitness. "he saw this child being thrown from the vehicle and he watched it in the air and he could not believe what he was seeing. when he stopped his vehicle and he ran to it and he picked the baby up and he couldn't believe the baby was breathing." breathing."the crash killed michael gill

that's where we find 9 on your side's tom mckee -- and tom-- how's the turnout? there were several hundred people crammed into a third floor auditorm to hear bill clinton say why his wife is better than bernie sanders or any republican to become the next occupant of the white house. hillary clinton won in iowa and bernie sanders in hampshire, but bill clinton says his wife has the monentum to win in south carolina and other states leading to the ohio primary on march 15th. clinton told the crowd that know about somebody running for president is why would you do this. if you're like us, and you've had the life we've had, with a granddaughter and another on the way, why would you do this? another big theme bill clinton talked about was ______________ and that's coming up new on nine on your side at five. clinton started the day a little after noon at a private fundraiser at the contemporary arts center.we were there as his motorcade and secret service team arrived. we spoke to a few people before the event who say this visit is a big deal for a lot of tristate vote

spots.nine on your side's tom mckee is live with how that might involve a lot of gas stations and their surrounding areas. cincinnati police say violent crime in the blocks around this marathon station in walnut hills has gone up 21 so, the area may be one of the targes of the new p.i.v.o.t evidence-based program unveiled troday by chief eliot isaac.it's already proven to be a winner. it wasn't too long ago that this reading road complex was the biggest hot spot in avondale.the folks at wireless plus 1 next door felt the impact immediately. immediately. "people stopped coming here." here."police say the problem was the afghanistang gang that took over streets in the area. targeted enforcement changed everything for adams and other businesses. businesses. "it's safe now. people happy. there is no moregarbage on the streets and no more violence. the police really helped. i think it really helped." helped."chief eliot isaac says that's the focus of the new p.i.v.o.t. program program "it is going after locations that aid and contribute to violent crime." crime."there was a 90-day crimefight

center.that's where nine on your side's tom mckee is live with the story. people i've talked with today gotten milions of dollars worth of publicity from the basketball team's success.and, fans are buying new merchandis to back the blue and white and that means extra business for area companies. the machines were working overtime wednesdy at vesi and crable in lincoln heights.they were printing the trademark "x" on shirts for xavier and they're flying off the shelves. shelves. "xavier's been strong for a number of years, but our business this year is going to be up over 100%." 100%."but, greg visconti says business picked up even more the closer it got to the xavier villanova game. game. "just this morning, we printed some t-shirts for the villanova game that just says beat villanova, go x. we sold over 50% of them forty minutes." minutes."at the one for all shop on xavier's campus, the racks were jammed with all sorts blue and white sportswear.we found1958 graduate charlie pieper was shopping for something new to "got to be decked out in the lastest stuff

nine on your side's tom mckee is here with new information on that discovery and reaction to it. there was a lot of talk about lisa wells on 700 w-l-w today... many expressing surprise and concern about what happened. the mystery of why lisa wells hasn't been on wlw radio tuesday. it stems from the january 25th traffic stop near troy, ohio, that resulted in four felony and one misdemeanor drug charges being filed against her. her colleague, bill cunningham, addressed the issue this way. way. "in her possession was found percocet and i want to get that out there because when you hear about possession of drugs you might think it's heroin, cocaine whatever, but it was percocet, which is a synthetic heroin." heroin." the station's web site still has her blog posted. and her legal web site still indicates she appears on wlw. wells hasn't commented other than saying to me, "i am not a public figure and you should not be reporting this." retired attorney eric deters once was on wlw and has known his share of well publicized issues. he posted a video on his web site today saying wells is

tom mckee, nine on your side, live alarming new information on 9 on your side at five - links alcohol to a deadly bus crash. alcohol is suspected in the crash that killed 21-year-old taylor dickey thursday morning in union township - north of dayton. police say dickey crossed the center line - hitting the school bus on ohio 55.she was ejected from the car. nine children on the bus were treated for minor injuries. police did say they recovered beer cans in the car dickey was driving - but did not indicate if she was drinking. police say dickey was driving 101 miles per hour - and was accelerating when her car hit the bus. the autopsy results should be completed in six to eight weeks. following northern kentucky news now.... now....police say a homeowner shot two intruders breaking into their home.the break-in and shooting happened at this covington home on warren street.police say the suspects are being treated for their injuries.covington police are a westwood mother was in court for the first time- after police found her two year old wandering outside- by himself- overnight.her son w

moments before a train came and smashed it.nine on your side's tom mckee spoke to those lifesavers... lifesavers...he's live from the scene with what they had to say. toward the tracks last night on maher road when he lost control on the icy pavement.a train tore off the front of his car and nearby boone county deputies rushed to the scene.they pulled him out seconds before a second train hit the vehicle. "right here on maher road , buddy, you got a car smashed on these train tracks." tracks."smashed was the right word for tim mccullough's car. the engine was torn off.he was trapped.boone county sheriff's lieutenant dean pattison and deputy mike moore were there in three minutes. minutes. "it was exciting. i'm glad everybody turned out ok." ok." "we were just the right place, right time." time."the veteran officers quickly ran up to the car to see how badly mccullough was hurt. hurt. "he said that his chest was bothering him, his back was bothering him. about that time dispatch advised that we had another train rolling northbound."that train was headed right for them and couldn't be s

tom mckee continues our coverage at six. held 500 people's attention here at the clifton cultural arts center for about 30 candidacy. rally to start -- a diverse crowd coming in with great expectations. expectations. elected that it was a two-for-one and i guess he was kind of seeing the future that she really is presidential material." material." "i've always loved bill clinton and think he did great things for the country and i think hillary will, too. i like them both." both."bill clinton took the stage with mayor john cranley and promptly urged the 500 people before him unite behind his wife. wife. "hillary's in it because she doesn't think you ought to have to be the daughter or the granddaughter or the son of or the grandson of a former president and secretary of state to claim the promise of america because this country only works when we can all go forward together." clinton talked of job creation for the middle class in his presidency and said hillary can do the same. same. i've ever known. you can see it in the campaign." campaign."the message seemed crowd. but, republican oh

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. the traffic stop was for not wearing a seat belt, but officer nick hoffman found much more."as soon as he walked up to the vehicle he saw the back middle passenger appear to be trying to conceal something down her pants". that was a significant quantity of heroin in a plastic bag.the woman was arrested on four drug

tom mckee, nine on your side, the west end." new now at seven -- our first look at the man arrested today because he *looked like the suspect in a bank robbery. robbery.turns out john white is the suspect in a double shooting last month in winton pumping gas - -- and found a gun they believe was used in that shooting - and a robbery in illinois in 20-12.police are still looking for the man who robbed the u-s bank on ludlow just before 11 this morning.he had a plastic bag over his five men are behind bars for drugs, robbery and murder after a major police bust. bust.jerry black was arrested after police found guns, a hundred and fifty pounds of pot and over a hundred and forty thousand dollars in the car he was driving.police say black and five others are responsible for much of last year's violent crime in the city including murder and aggravated robbery.the suspects all had one thing in called f-d-d. "fdd is a conglomorate of raps artists. most of these individuals are rap artists. so they are associated with that particular mu

next at 5, tom mckee follows up on a story you reported at 11...the girl who was the victim of a hit and run driver. tom talks with that girl, and we'll see how she's doing. and only on 9 on your side, a young girl in town for cancer children's, finds herself homeless because the place she's renting won't allow her dogs. our julie o neill is "on it," and she'll have the exclusive story at 6. and fridays are special for our surprise patrol, because on fridays, we hand out 500 dollars...craig surprised a single mother, who is just getting back on her feet after a tough period. he'll have her story... it's definitely a happy friday story, tanya. andy choi has been in california for the super bowl. and today he has a heartwarming story to tell -- next on the now! "some big dreams are taking place her in san fransisco. zahari, what's going on?" "we're going to the super the pope will be making history once again.we were there as pope francis visited cuba last september.today... the vatican announced he's going back... to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church.it will be the fir

known.nine on your side's tom mckee was there and is live with the recurring theme of tom? it was unity -- looking at the humanity in people around the world instead of focusing on their differences.that's what he said hillary will do when she's is the white house. house.clinton came to the stage with mayor john cranley and quickly touted his accomplishments in growing jobs and economy -- things he said hiillary's experience will allow her to do when she's elected president. however, he told 500 people at the clifton cultural arts center that she can't do it alone -- you have to work together to solve problems. "when you're president, you can label and blame for about 15 seconds after you take your hand off the bible and then it;'s all yours baby. and you either show up and make it better or you don't. people are either better when you quit than when you came or they aren't. children have a brighter future or they don't. we're coming together or we're not. that is all that matters. so, don't let up, bear down and elect the best changemaker i have ever known." how was the sp

tom mckee, nine on your side, cheviot." 9 on your side dug into gaston's past.we've learned gaston does have a history of domestic violence.the hamilton county prosecutor's office says he threatened to shoot his ex and her children. we're told he had to be taken out of his vehicle at gunpoint. this happened in october. we're learning more about a mother of two- facing charges- after she went the wrong way on i-71, killing a man yesterday. 9-1-1 calls are giving police a beter idea of the events leading up to that crash. dispatchers received calls from drivers- saying they saw a driver- who police believe is 22-year old taryn chin- heading south on the northbound lanes- starting at montgomery road. somwhere- they say- she crossed over and drove north in the southbound lanes. that's where police say she hit jose arenas head on- killing him- in the construction zone between dana and taft. yes, i'm coming down, i drive a truck, i'm coming down 71 right past exit 11 going northbound and there's a car driving south in this direction on 71 northbound." northbound."i think we have that that pro

attention.nine on your side's tom mckee is live with new information on this most recent case. it was just after eight o'clock this morning when a 15 year old girl was in a crosswalk here at reading road and glenwood avenue.she had the light with her, but all of a sudden a car came out of nowhere and hit her.that's this busy corridor tonight. dominique simmons walks her three children to school along busy reading road each day for safety reasons.news that a teenage girl was hit in a crosswalk at glenwood avenue has her concerned. concerned. "the people that's driving need to be cautious and pay attention to the street because most of them are usuall on their cell phones or texting." texting."witnesses told police the driver that hit the girl was weaving in and out of traffic before the collision. collision. "they verified that the young person -- the young girl -- was in the crosswalk and she had the walk light in her favor, so she should have been ok to walk through the crosswalk." crosswalk."that driver reportedly got out of his car, took a quick look, then left the scene...b

nine on your side's tom mckee is live there -- where crews pulled that s-u-v from the scene.tom? precis: an suv crashed into a building at 3382 mchenry avenue in east westwood. the suv was pulled out of the apartment just a short time ago. one person was taken to the hospital. the do not appear to have a serious police say a would-be bank robber may have been spooked... and was caught by police after crashing his truck trying to flee! flee!christopher turpin is charged with the crime. investigators say he handed a teller a note at the fifth-third bank in florence -- but ran before taking any money.police found him driving a short time later... and turpin crashed on garvey road. a tri-state attorney accused of forging a mother's signature -- so she'd get less child support!tonight -- he's not practicing law. law.ohio's highest court suspended him *edward hardiman, junior* for six months.he's also accused of signing his name as a witness power-of-attorney -- which he admitted to doing. liberty township is rallying around a little boy who is fighting a rare form of brain cancer. can

mckee joins us now from kenwood with how today is national bagel day... and 9 is on your side with where you can celebrate with free breakfast... breakfast...thomas' english muffins and bagels are giving away 10,000 packages of bagels on their facebook page.and if you want a bagel without breaking the bank... head to einstein bagels.you can find a coupon on their website... and now at havertys furniture, it's our annual presidents day sale. which means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through february 15th, everything in our store is on sale. plus, we're offering thirty-six month, no interest financing. come in today for our best prices of the year. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx: knocking. we're early! the presidents day sale. from classic to contemporary, adlib - montgomery we continue to get reports about the conditions from all over the tri-state. tri-state.wcpo dot com editor mike canan didn't just try to drive in, mike you were the snow so tell us what let's check in with 9 first warning meteo

mckee shows us... treasurer craig whitham was questioned -- and shortly after that meeting ended he disappeared. where is craig whitham?that's the big question the rising sun man was last seen monday shortly after aurora police asked him about money missing from the privately owned aurora emergency rescue, where he's the treasurer. treasurer. "we have had contact with mr. whitham regarding the theft. he is a person of interest." aurora police chief josh daughterty isn't saying exactly how much money is missing from the $200,000 annual budget, other than it's a lot. lot. "it's not a couple of hundred of hundred thousand. i would consider it a large sum of money." whitham has worked at aurora emergency services for 22 years, been a full-time employee 12 and became treasurer a year ago.life squad president ed opp says the fact that someone with that kind of record is a person-of-interest in a criminal case is sad. sad. "he's very well known, very well liked in the community and he's missing and we're very

nine on your side's tom mckee has been digging for information and is live with what he found. i just got this report from the ohio state highway patrol on that traffic stop of lisa wells and the charges that resulted from it. that stop happened on i-75 in miami county, which is about 15 minutes north of dayton. the report says the osp piqua post received a call of a vehicle driving recklessly. it continues, "when the driver exicted, several pills were observed in plain view on the car seat." "the driver was arrested for ovi and prescription pills were located during a probable charges were filed -- four felonies and one misdemeanor. in addition to law offices in covington and west chester, wells has been a weekend radio host on 700 wlw radio. i reached out to program director scott rinehard to check her status, but haven't received a reply. i talked directly with wells on the phone and when i asked about the charges, she replied, "i am not a public figure and you should not be reporting this." she continued, "ifg you run it, you do so at your own risk." wells hung up the phone

mckee is live in the middle of the excitement. students camped out here all day long to get the best seats in the student section and the sellout crowd began to trickle in just a short time ago when the doors opened at five- thirty. those waiting in line cheered and jeered when the villanova team bus drove by just a short distance away from them.that mood carried over with pro- xavier chants as the countdown to getting into the arena neared.then, it was time -- time to go through those turnstiles and into the arena to back the musketeers. "i'm ecstatic. i was here back in the days of larkin and stan kimbrough and the fun mcc tournament and then we've been moving on. and for the longest where we could be number five with a chance to beat a number one team.""this is a dream come true. my dad coached here as an assistant coach in the 1960's and having our program go from 300 attending a game to a sellout here it's just amazing." that coach was bill dailey who urged the board of trustees not to cancel the basketball program -- a move

that was nine on your side's tom mckee reporting.we want to stress that aurora emergency rescue is a privately owned, not-for-profit company.it doesn't get any taxpayer money and is not affiliated with the aurora fire deparment. a shocking discovery at an apartment building in mount airy this morning. police their home. 9 on your side's ashley zilka is live with more on the investigation. police found a husband and wife shot to death inside this apartment building on west north bend road. i spoke to neighbors who say they would often see the couple anything wrong. a concerned family member called and asked for police to check on the couple at bonanza apartments. when they got inside, they found 56 year old larry furr and 55 year old morning.police are waiting on results from the coroner's office to determine what led up to the deadly shootings.joe fliehman lives in the apartment right next to the couple. he noticed that their cars hadn't moved in days but never thought anything of it. when police got here and opened the furr's door, he says the smell was overwhelming. joe fliehman12:

proof.and nine on your side's tom mckee is live with word -- that criminals may have already hit in clermont county. police here need your help to identify a woman they want to question about theft, passing bad checks and forgery. she may be part of a group that's breaking into cars, stealing your stuff and then your identity. do you know this woman?miami township police hope you do. she's wanted for passing bad checks at this hungtington bank branch in clermont county's miami township. detective dan tobias is assigned to the case. case. "there were two checks that were cashed. they were in total for about $3,000." $3,000."but, what's worse is the checks and the driver's license used at the bank were stolen. stolen. "huntington bank told me that was a customer at huntington bank -- that female lived in beavercreek, ohio." ohio."detective tobias quickly send the picture to greater cincinnati police agencies, then got a call from a group called the felony lane gang task force. force. "they possibly believed that she had struck in another state and done the exact same thing in another state and

reporter tom mckee will have more starting at 4 on the now cincinnati. breaking news coming into the 9 on your side newsroom not long ago ...police are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank on ludlow street. street.police say the suspect robbed the u-s bank at gunpoint ... then ran.here's a photo of the suspect from police ... he's described as a male in his twenties ... about six one, two hundred pounds, wearing an orange jacket, black hoodie, and tan pants. 9 on your side has a crew there and we're working to gather more information.if you have any information you're asked to call crimestoppers ... that number is 5-1-3- 3-5-2 3-0-4-0. right now investigators are trying to figure out what led to a crash in highland county between an suv and a school bus that left a driver dead. jordan burgess looks at how the students on the bus are doing. doing. 22:14 right now students are shaken up here at white oak high school. at this point 3 of their classmates recovering at the hospital after that crash into their bus that left that driver dead.vowe want to s

you can see traffic has returned to normal on i-75 -- but our tom mckee is digger deeper into what caused these accidents. he'll have those answers coming up this afternoon on nine on your side. julie? it's all eyes on new hampshire ...as iowans make their picks at their first in the nation caucuses.abc's marci gonzalez has the results ... and what comes next. just hours after - those first tastes of victory-ted cruz that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. and defeat in iowa..donald trumpwe finished second i want to tell you something. i am honored. it's now all about new hampshire?john distaso wmur-tv this is now a center unshared by anything else of political universedonald trump - here trying to reclaim his front-runner status - ted cruz?and marco rubio -working to maintain momentum ?after surpassing expectations, coming in a close third-marco rubio: they told me that we have no chance because my hair wasn't gray enough and my boots were too high. another iowa surprise- the results in the democratic race the closest ever- so close - in some precincts- nat ch

mckee is live with new information - and important reminders for parents...tom? parents...tom? it was sunday night when joseph niemeyer came to the senior pastor of the new banklick baptist church to confess he'd inappropriately touched a girl at his house.a stunned tim cochran drove niemeyer to the independence police department where joseph niemeyer is charged

mckee is going to have dash cam video of the rescue and you'll hear mccollough's call for help. right now... voters in new hampshire are making their voices heard.. with the first presidential primary in the nation.but how much does what new hampshire has to say about the candidates ... actually matter?the now's todd walker is in manchester ... where voters admit that their picks aren't always going to be the nominees. the people get a lot of individual attention from the political experts we talked to said the biggest thing new hampshire does is weed out candidates. it's widely expected to see more drop-outs from the race after today.. as new hampshire has its say.*pkg full=for the last couple of weeks new hampshire has been the center of the political universe.. but this morning.. past all the campaign signs.. there was a point where that didn't matter anymore..when new hampshire primary voters stepped into the voting booth.. they got one of the first says in this presidential race.. something many took to heart..1:12:22 i think new hampshire matters and i think we help set th

mckee takes us along on an effort to "save" lives: it's the new heroin intervention team...he shows us how they're already having an impact.(carol)and questions in washington about our scripps/wcpo investigation into serious problems at the cinti. va....a report from bob mcdonald's testimony on capitol hill a massive title nine investigation leads to unprecedented steps. steps.the message coaches at the co-founder of microsoft is downplaying headlines that say he supports the f-b-i in its fight against apple. apple. instead, bill gates says there needs to be a balance between security and privacy. privacy. as we've been telling you, apple is fighting a court order to help the f-b- i gain access to an i-phone bernardino shooters. the company says that could jeopardize the personal security of millions of phones. gates says he's glad this case has sparked discussion. runs=:18bill gates | microsoft founder: "so i think at the end of the day, the government will decide about this and in the meantime, the debate about "oh, do we have the right safeguards in place? what is the role of gov

nine on your side's tom mckee is live with new information on the case and his reaction to the punishment. vardiman has practiced law for 17 years with a child support speciality. the allegations against him came in a hamilton county will and power of attorney case and a warren county child support case. misconduct. multiple the essence of the ohio

nine on your side's tom mckee is live the goal of this group and reaction, to it. there are pages and pages of data the group anonymous anon posted on social media over the weekend. they're upset over the shooting of paul gaston in cheviot last wednesday when he went to his waistband for what police said was a gun and a case in mount healthy where a man was shot with a taser when he went toward a toy gun. there are pages and pages of data the group anonymous anon posted on social media over the weekend. they're upset over the shooting of paul gaston in cheviot last wednesday when he went to his waistband for what police said was a gun and a case in mount healthy where a man was shot with a taser when he went toward a toy gun. the speaker on the anonymous his voice is electronically of the shooting of paul gaston him reaching toward his waistband. they compare it to mounty healthy where hit with a taser barb after ignoring officer commands. the group says it is the judge and the jury here. of containing a suspect available, wle will make your record. we will data du

residents.all new at five - nine on your side's tom mckee uncovered - tom? the butler county dog warden got a call last week that a dog was found dead in a cage inside a dumpster off gateway drive.the investigation resulted in animal cruelty charges against a woman named katie schmuck and jacob goodwin. goodwin.the stunning discovery was made inside this dumpster last friday by a woman taking out her trash.the dog was inside this cage, which was stained with feces, urine and small particles of food.the owner originally said she gave the year old miniature pincher/retriever mix to a couple she met at a speedway station, but then changed what happened. "the story that we got now was the dog stopped eating three weeks ago -- they never took it to the vet to find out why. then, she went to stay with her mother for a week and the gentleman was supposed to take care of the dog and in a whole week's time he admitted that he had only been there three times to look after the dog -- and each three times it was just to give it food and water and be out the door again."

it happened near cincinnati's border with cheviot ... ...that's where nine on your side's tom mckee is live with new information. three cincinnati police officers fired nine shots here on harrison avenue when they say paul gaston ignored repeated orders and tried to pull a weapon from his waistband. people on thieir way home from work were stopped in their tracks by the encounter andmany pushed record on the cell phone cameras. wednesday afternoon. incredible cell phone images from a stunned citizen witnessing specialist scott mcmanis, officer zachary sterbling and officer eric kohler confront paul gaston on harrison avenue. avenue.

thank you, i would be happy to respond to some questions starting with those moderated today by tom mckee -- by tom keene. >> that was stanley fischer, he is sitting down getting ready for his conversation with bloomberg editor at large tom keene. is wonderful to be here. i could think of eight ways you could have canceled this meeting today with grace and dignity. there is so much going on. all withry to get it respect for your public service. altra accommodative. we are migrating in some direction. this idea of a terminal value. the vector of where we want to go is in a lower level. potential gdp comes down. we are trying to get out somewhere. is there a new out somewhere for america? are we moving to a more dampening american economy? we have to wait to see precisely where this process will take us. the numbers given in the survey of economic projections of members of the fomc is somewhere around 300 and a quarter, 300 and a half -- 300.5%. be data dependent. to fix a rate that will be apt. we can indicate when members of the fomc believe, which is what the number i have just given you

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david: that was bill gross speaking with tom crean -- tom keene and michael mckee earlier today. coming up in the next 20 minutes, bad news for banks. why more wealthy banks are shunning big banks for robo investors. company algorithms may be misfiring as loan write-offs top forecasts. oil heading lower today for its first weekly drop in three weeks. my guest from morgan stanley says the trend is likely to continue. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i want to look at the nasdaq. the nasdaq down 125 points. the dow and s&p are also down. time for the bloomberg business flash. it looks like mentors are back in the market to buy. starter homes are more expensive but financing does not cost as much. f.h.a. loans became cheap when insurance premiums were cut last year. it accounted for 22% of all loan originations in december, up 17% from a year ago. a chinese investor group is got a foothold in the highly competitive u.s. equity market. the chicago stock exchange has agreed to sell itself to the enterprise group. we don't know the details of the deal. the chicago exchan

stephanie: that was our own tom keene and michael mckee on bloomberg radio with janus capital bill gross. for me, the takeaway was bill dealing how long-term real wages are suffering. as he said, "the underemployment rate did not change and there are a lot of people underemployed." that is a negative aspect. there are people out there not making the wages they need to boost this economy forward. emily: they are working part-time or they are not looking for jobs. stephanie: or they don't have the skills for the jobs that are available. we are going to take a break. more on jobs and the market and is am i just told me, don't forget me -- the ceo of vanguard, we'll him $10. you know the number was 151,000. we will be back, you're watching go. ♪ stephanie: we are 30 minutes and 30 seconds from the opening bell in new york city. welcome back to bloomberg go. i'm stephanie rowe. my partner david westin is out. my other partner, matt miller, filling in. with us for the hour. the one and only dwight anderson. of a commodity focused hedge fund and i will say a global citizen. we have a lot to c

mckee is live with all of these new developments ... tom? it was in this glenway avenue crosswalk in price hill that london smith was hit 24 hours ago.ruth estepp is the driver who hit her and can't be found anywhere tonite.she was in custody for a time, but released. london smith sat in a chair friday with her leg propped up surrounded by her mother and sister.it will be a long recovery after being hit by a thursday. "i still have pain and i my leg, my hand and my eye. eye.a security camera caught london, her brother and sister in a crosswalk on glenway avenue.you see the white car approach at the top right of the screen and seconds later london is hit and the driver keeps on going. going. "i don't remember when i got hit by the car. only i remember when i got in the ambulance." ambulance." without no shoes on, i thought she was dead. i thought she was dead and i just started screaming." screaming."cincinnati police tracked down ruby estepp in mount washington and booked her at the justice center. however, she was released overnight and did

michael mckee, are you taking the gulfstream again today? mike: i'm stuck working with you on bloomberg "surveillance." tom: coming up across all of bloomberg's global platforms, howard marks. an exceptionally important and timely conversation on value or non-value in the markets in the 8:00 hour. stay with us. bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ tom: a list to the market. euro -dollar, 1.113. i'm not going to call it risk on. it is a jumble. time for the morning must read. it goes to the state of the nation. we reached back two years to 2014 where michael porter trotte d out a social progress index. the country satisfy the basic human needs of its people, have the institutions and conditions in place to allow its citizens to improve quality of life? does a nation offer an environment in which each citizen has the opportunity to reach his or her full potential? as you go back to simon and look at the math, the accountability the civil solution you want us to be more like europe? michael: no, tom. first of all, what we try to recognize is that gdp

i'm tom keene. with me, france in the quad. michael mckee -- francine lacqua law. michael mckee is not with me. michael mckee is resting from the denver broncos hangover. so we are mckeeless. francine: he is missed and is probably missing this market rout. it opened in europe about four hours ago and we are trying to get to the bottom of it. all the psychology and the ouriment we talked about probably coming to a front. tom: i like how you focus european banks seeming to be unusually fragile today. we need bloomberg first word news. she plays defense like the broncos, vonnie quinn. vonnie: the u.n. security council is promising to retaliate against north korea for launching a long-range rocket. it carried a satellite into orbit. the u.s. census launches are a for been test. there may be new economic sanctions. german chancellor angela merkel is headed to turkey under pressure back home. she plans to urge the turkish government to make good on pledges to do more to halt the flow of europe's refugees. at the same time, there's pressure in germany to turn refugees awa

tom: unbelievable. a little bit more intelligent discussion on this on bloomberg radio later with michael mckee, die-hard broncos fan. right now we need to turn to foreign exchange. without question for me, the shock and awe of a stronger yen this week. she's given us this terrific value, jane foley joins us now. jane, is the push of yen by the market rolling over from that chart on the way to 115? is that a test that the bank of japan will have to go ever more egative? in the e.c.b., the yen is currency. and basically the market is short these aggressively as if getting the trade, and right now the market doesn't want to get involved in the trade because it's too rich for volatility and risk is not strong enough. so really, very difficult for the e.c.b. and the bank of scombreap to try to weaken their currencies. tom: what lesson is the bank of japan learned from the swiss national bank's effort to weaken the swiss franc? jane: well, again, the bank of japan has been looking at the s&p and saying, well

michael mckee and myself. it starts and ends with the yen. forget about the hopes and prayers of mr. kuroda. he spoke earlier today. 118 trend on yen would be stunning. the korean won, watching out for weakness today. not like the crisis of 1998 or 2009, but nevertheless, we have not shown dollar-won in ages. we are thrilled to bring in liz ann sonders. thank you for your comments on twitter in discussion with ms. sonders. stephen, let me start with you to wrap up yen dynamics. we had abenomics and weaker yen. has is the goal that hsbc for the japanese government? steve: the dirty secret is that the cheaper yen and the inflation target -- what they recently measured is that they cannot hit 2%. you go for 1%, but you have -1% interest rates. it is the same thing, isn't it? moving that policy is toward rates are putting toward positive money. we keep coming up with these ideas, but they are sort of a quick solution. the idea that moving the yen weaker fixes things -- i do not get that either. what it does is give them a quick, short-term burst.