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 actually hit the windshield and she hit thke windshield." windshield." "she wasn't herself, that's for sure. she was talking like she was struck in the head or something." something." despite being stunned, scared and worried, oliver turned good samaritan to he

joseph oliver of riverside says a black honda tried to race him. he refused, but his vehicle hit a truck that pulled out in front of him. that truck flipped and knocked a utility pole onto oliver's vehicle. crews just finished restoring power to the area. fighting park crime...police target gangs -- by taking away their meeting spots... parks! the simple changes to an over-the-rhine playground that's lowering crime. the nine on your side's surprise patrol finds a man in need of some help.what he says when we give him some extra cincinnati police say targeting the places where criminals gather is key to it.a playground.but tonight -- criminals aren't there anymore. cincinnati police showed us why.police put up fences at the grant recreation area in over-the-rhine... creating only one entrance to the park. that stopped occassional shootouts.they also moved benches away from the entrance. police say easy access to benches attracts loitering and drug deals. and it turns out benches were the downfall of another cincinnati park.w-c-p-o insiders can read

the helicopter is searching for joseph hertzig. here's a photo. he left his home last night at 7:30 and may suffer from dementia or another cognitive impairment. he is six feet tall, 75 years old, 200 30 pounds, last seen wearing a toronto blue jays coat, a maroon fleece, a bluestocking cap, and blue jeans. barbara: a dump truck crash near highway 28. it had a concrete barrier and flipped. another truck may have very ended the dump truck. the road is down to one lane eastbound approaching highway 98 also, north carolina's barge congressional primary race they be in limbo. there is a new deadline for critics of the elect oral map on why that -- on the electoral map on why the lions need to be redrawn. john, good afternoon. john: yesterday someone remark that this is the most confusing and confused primary election in the state history. it could get more so. where talking about the congressional districts, they are in flux. the lines which determine which congress people we can vote for. last week they said the state had made race too much of a fact