murray. kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you'

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playing teams that are desperately in

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you'

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playing teams that a

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playi

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playing teams th

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida

kentucky down six. vanderbilt with a win climbs to everything but the finish. nine. >> doug: wade baldwin is doing an outstanding job in jamal murray, everyone paying so much attention to murray, nobody is watching ulis. he had a run at will the rim. >> spero: vanderbilt struggled. one of their last seven. 2:30 to play. eight to shoot. kornet. off balance. able to get it to the rim. but it's last touched by the commodores. >> doug: outstanding defense, marcus lee plays quality defense, four fouls without fouling. they've started switching on every screen but locking in on >> spero: ulis. briscoe thought about it. outside, murray. briscoe from deep. kentucky stone called. >> doug: you're open by design if you're vanderbilt. you have to make isaiah briscoe make jump shots. that's quality defense knowing the scouting report. >> spero: vanderbilt, meantime, no points in three-plus minutes. 90 seconds left. shot clock at two. roberson. another desperation floater. pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playing teams that are des

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playing teams that are desperately in need of a vi

vanderbilt upsetting kentucky 74-62, joined by clark kellogg and seth davis. couple of things about this game. we said before it's a game that vanderbilt had to have, and number two, it's a kentucky offense that ran dry in the second half, led by three at halftime. >> clark: when you don't have the ability to score inside which kentucky doesn't have, it makes you tough when you have to rely on the perimeter shot and i thought vanderbilt did a nice job taking advantage of inside they made an adjustment on murray and nobody else stepped up for kentucky. >> seth: they watched you at halftime talking about giving damian jones the ball. he had 11 points in the second half, many of those early in the second half, vanderbilt seizing the momentum and i thought they had great team awareness defensively, tyler ulis went 0-7 from three-point range and another fly in the ointment for kentucky a consistent theme all year, 10 of 23 from the foul line.

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. the most impressive part was kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only playing tournament-caliber teams, at vanderbilt, at florida

pass broken up by jones, and now kentucky in serious trouble. two free throws for the commodores coming up. >> doug: jeff roberson, you mentioned, leads the s.e.c. in free throw attempts. here is why. he puts his head down and shoots a floater with the shot clock running down. kentucky ran their hammer play trying to get jamal murray the ball in the weak side corner for a three, and vanderbilt has done an excellent job of knowing that scouting report and taking it away. they've done a much better job on jamal murray in this last third of ballgame. >> spero: kornet, heady play, into the backcourt where fisker davis tracks it down and more seconds coming off the clock. whistle blown in the backcourt. double bonus. two more free throws for vanderbilt. third personal on ulis. as poythress helplessly looks on. asked calipari how he felt with their spot atop the s.e.c. and he said nothing is guaranteed. we could lose our last three games. >> doug: they're not only teams, at vanderbilt, at florida, l.s.u. at home but you're playing teams that are despe

lower are expected into indiana and kentucky. take your time on gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 5 on 9 on a few miles can make a big difference in terms of this morning's forecast. forecast.this is i-71 heading south near ronald reagan. you can see, the roadway much more clear than where jordan just was on tylersville road in west chester. it's fat tuesday.here's a live look from new orleans right now...mardi gras in full effect.the weather there is mild compared to here.today's let get your latest nine first warning forecast. tuesday is a 9 first warning weather alert day. snow will impact the morning drive, especially in cincinnati and across southwest ohio. lower snowfall amounts are expected into indiana and kentucky. take your time on the roads we are keeping an eye on weather and traffic for you this morning on this 9 first warning weather alert day. day.here's a live look outside from our balcony camera right roads are hit and miss this some are untouched ...snow is concern this morning over energy drin

the playoffs start next week in kentucky. you'd think this is college football because tomorrow to close out the regular season it is a rivalry saturday in northern kentucky featuring who else? but highlands and cub cats. >> on to st. henry and holy cross the student section was amped up for this one and so was st. henry. they go inside. out to elliot berling. more st. henry. a former primetime performer turns on the burners. he stopped and hits the buzzer beater to end the first quarter. holy cross trying to answer back. and they do just that. end. 64-58. >> oh, yes. time once again for our blitz five basketball insider. he is alex meacham. yes, sir. >> the russell westbrook. you can do that. >> okay. >> you know? >> dance is not my thing. talking hoops is. we're talking northern kentucky. the ninth region specifically. a couple teams over there. maybe four have a chance to go deep. >> 23-6 on a 12-game win streak. a three headed monster. they got c.j., flood, they're tough to beat when playing well. >> all right. and the th

l.s.u., kentucky and u.s.c. right now 8-3 in conference play. noon tomorrow at the coloniall life arena, kentucky comes to john calipari and the wildcats know stopping corera won't be easy. >> now he's making shots and he still gets down in his stance and he's still an offensesive rebounding machine. he's still their -- the guts of their team, toughness of their team. he's good. >> and calipari is singing frank martin's praises at his press conference today. let's give you a quick recent history lesson between carolina and kentucky. last year, the wildcats sweeping both games. the next one an absolute valentine's day massacre in lexington, 30 plus game earlier. a couple of seasons ago, carolina upset kentucky at the c.l.a. the wildcats ended up going on to the national championship game in that season. clemson basketball looking to turn its season around a little bit and slide its way back on to the ncaa tournament bubble at the tyingigers with a must win at home tomorrow. it's clemson's last weekend home game of the season. blossom & company mi

the heroin epidemic is gripping northern kentucky. and with it, comes a rise in blood borne illnesses. hepatitis c rates are off the charts. now health officials are bracing for what could be next -- an hiv outbreak. fox19 now's dan wells has more on how this crisis could cost billions. by now -- the heroin crisis in northern kentucky is old news....addicts using, discarding needles around the community. but those needles aren't just a danger to someone who may find them in a playground or a parking lot. health offiicials say ddicts sharing could lead to an epic health crisis. "it is very serious." what's serious is the threat of hiv. dr. lynne saddler, the district director for the northern kentucky health department says a "syringe access exchange program" is uurgently needed. she says it could also help stop the spread of another blood borne illness --hepatitis c. cases of hep c have spiked over the last year. users can be infected with both hep c and hiv when they share contaminated needles. "but we know from other communities, th

kentucky wraps up the regular season this week. sheree: it took joel silverman years to but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. mike: some schools are delayed. not as many as there have been in the past. kevin: i don' t think so. our easternmost communities might expect another snow day, places like hillsboro or west union, maybe out towards maysville. that is where you will see the accumulating snow overnight. there may be a little snow that comes down around here, but about a quarter of an inch. i do not expect travel problems. even better news, the fog will be gone. 60' s are awaiting us at the end of the week. sheree: a couple more cold days and then it warms up. mike: usually fog is enough to cancel school in sheree' s district. her kids are home every day. sheree: no, they are not. bett

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. simmons. how about that? good reaction. talk about finney-smith, what he that time around the rim what a factor for this team. they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing solid, both aspects of the floor. kid. this is a road lesson. just come in, be prepared. >> spero: only took jeremy foley decision

kentucky senator rand paul is out of the presidential race. paul had a weak showing in the iowa caucuses and said he just didn't have the momentum to keep going. so he's not getting a nickname. changes the national political landscape, at least a little bit. paul's run for president has made some major changes in his home state and local 12's joe webb joins us with more on that. joe? >> well, brad, senator paul is still running for reelection to the united states senate and to do that and still be able to run for president he convinced the kentucky republican party to have a presidential caucus, not a primary, because he couldn't legally appear on the primary ballot running for two offices. caucuses. and now it's for nothing and too late to change. this morning, rand paul told the world the iowa caucuses approved he just wouldn't get elected president. >> i mean, we did pretty well. we beat four governors. there wasn't enough votes to go on to new hampshire. >> it prompted a change from a primary to caucuses for kentucky republicans. so does t

more than a year ago, ohio governor and now former kentucky kentucky governor said they fixed the bridge with tolls. >> i would be not interested in paying a toll of any kind. >> why is that. >> who wants to pay more money when you already drive across something for free every day. >> reporter: she isn't alone in her opinion. citizens and politicians haven't been shy about how to pay for a new bridge or improve the current one. >> i go a lot on the other side. we don't go to different places. some areas. >> michael lives in burlington. he's not opposed. >> i'm used to live in california. that's what you to in oakland bridge. it's no big deal. people get used to it. >> these how former kentucky governor felt and vetoed previous bills. now he isn't wasting any time putting his two cents in. he said he'd sign the bill to ban tolls saying the administration is working with legislators to make sure appropriate are included that will allow more ability to >> i do believe that we get and we give. i think that burden needs to fall also where. >> i don't know what round this is with the new leade

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. no? >> bill: yes. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. simmons. how about that? good reaction. talk about finney-smith, what he can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a factor for this team. they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had experience. >> bill: a team that bounces aspects of the floor. kid. this is a road lesson. just come in, be prepared. >> spero: only took jeremy foley about a week to wi

new to the event this year is a special appearance by the kentucky thorough-breasts, kentucky's first dragon boat racing team whose members are breast cancer survivors and supporters. racing under the tagline "fillies for a cure," the kentucky thorough-breasts are an affiliate of paddling for cancer awareness, inc. the kentucky cancer program is a state-mandated cancer control program jointly administered by the university of louisville and the university of kentucky. working through 12 regional offices throughout the state, kcp works to reduce cancer incidence and mortality by promoting and coordinating cancer education, research, and service programs. the program has collaborated with the office of the first lady to promote breast cancer initiatives for 17 years. fscg still to come we will be right back on this friday morning... as we the month. think pink animation ies. then your eyes may see it differently. lyloses approved to reeve both your itchy,z watery eyes and congestion. nother nasal allergy spray can say at complete allergy relief or incomplete. leyour eyes decide. flonase

the playoffs start next week in kentucky. and you'd think this is college football, because today, to close out the regular season, it is a rivalry saturday in northern kentucky. featuring, who else, but highlands and cov cath. elise? elise: thanks, zach. on to st. henry and holy cross. student section was amped up for this one. and so was st. henry. inside out to burling. more saint henry coming up. former primetime former adam got turns on the burners. holy cross trying to answer back. and, of course, they do. just that. the indians win it in the end, 64-58. george: it's time for the blitz 5 basketball insider. meech, welcome back. >> good to see you, george. george: you can do the dance stuff. i'm lucky to do that. >> really good. george: even while i'm palming an ipad. i got skills, all right. we're talking kentucky basketball. the tournament's getting underway next week. some teams in the ninth region with a chance, like cov cath. >> 23-6 right now, 12-game winning streak. they have a three-headed monster monster, hon do

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. >> spero: didn't you have lsu or no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. everybody's all-star, ben simmons. how about that? good reaction. talk about finney-smith, what he can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had just three years head coaching experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing solid, both aspects of t

why things will be a little different in kentucky during this election season ...you're watching good morning break one 3 now at four-30.kentucky voters may be in for a surprise when they cast their presidential ballots.a look at the changes this spring ... 3 a man police say took them on a wild ride will go before a judge.we've got a breakdown of a chase that went all through the tri-state ... 3 good morning cincinnati. thanks for joining us on this wednesday.i'm john lomax.and i'm sheila gray.the stories of the day are coming up. first here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 presidential candidates have their eyes on new hampshire ahead of next week's first in the nation primary.it's now a three way race on the republican side following the iowa caucuses.ted cruz is followed by donald trump, and marco rubio.and on the democratic side ... hillary clinton took the victory over bernie sanders.a democratic debate is set for tomorrow, but sanders' campaign says he won't take part unless clinton agrees to conditions on future debates.clinton's people say her campaign has met those conditions.

senator, kentucky's republican party took the presidential primary off the may ballot. instead they are holding a separate caulk news march. joe webb joins us from newsroom with a spla explanation. an attempted explanation. kentucky register republicans are being asked to do extra work this election season thanks to rand paul. there's a republican presidential caucus and the regular primary in may for all offices. saturday march 5th, '10 to 4 will be kentucky republican presidential caucus state-wide. there will be a one place for republicans to vote in each county. you're not alone. planning on voting may republican primary. >> i just vote in same place, city building. no? >> pam is not alone, ken ton county republican may be shocked to find they are caucusing saturday may 5th at summit view elementary. campbell county republican are caucus whiler city building in boon county republicans in florence baptist church to decide how delegates will vote at republican national convention. i'm glad you brought that up. i think there's probably going to lot of confusion on this. no one's used t

women in kentucky are now waking up. sheree: the bill she filed in kentucky. to make it harder for men to get viagra. >> there will be no class today for you. mike: a superintendent channels his inner drake to cancel school. the unique snow day message he sent out today. kevin: some students may actually enjoy an extended version of the weekend including presidents they being today and maybe a day off tomorrow to as another snow band skirts out to the southeast. i' ll let you know about the much-anticipated warm-up for the we send guys like this... on boats like these... in weather like this... all the way up here... for wild caught fish like this... that we panko bread like this... for a sandwich that' s light, crispy and crunchy. today where' s the beef? means something different. some use beef frozen from far away. but wendy' s believes the juiciest hamburgers are made from fresh beef raised... right here. land of the beef, home of the deliciously different dave' s double. you' re watching cincinnati' s sheree: before you get viagra that will need to have a

it will mean a four lane road connecting downtown with ashland, kentucky. the work may force a change in the marathon course, but course leaders say they will find the way to get the 26 miles in. >>> happening today another cincinnati. >> the city's third street car is coming here from el mire a, new york and it's expected to arrive over over-the-rhine, this will force race street from findlay, and henry street from elms way closed for a couple of hours, you're 7 months away from being able to rise the street car. happening today, ohio governor john kasich is expected to sign government money away from planned parenthood. this week planned parenthood supporters delivered handwritten valentine's to ohio lawmakers in an effort to urge representatives to oppose that bill. >>> is your child ready for kinder kinder garret kindergarten, parent can get help from 11:30 to 6:30 p.m. it's available to help parent with any questions they need answered, to help parent before their kids start school. >>> we showed you the angel gowns, they turned into gowns in which --

on kentucky avenue [ song ends, applause ] >> "on kentucky avenue," a celebration of atlantic city's club harlem, is a musical inspired by the famous night spot that catered to african-americans for more than 50 years. club harlem showcased stars like ella fitzgerald, billie holiday, duke ellington, and more and became known as "the black copacabana." here today is the creator of "on kentucky avenue," jeree wade, and gregory shanck. he is the managing director of the city college center for the arts. thank you both so much for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> this is just such a wonderful story that i really wasn't aware of, and you actually performed at club harlem. >> i did -- my husband and i, 10 years apart. we didn't know each other, but we both performed there. >> what was it about that story that so resonated with you and stuck with you that made you say, "you know what? share this in tribute to the place"? >> i think that's it. it's gone, number one, and, number two, i think we don't do that kind of entertaining again, and so not only in tribute but

another blow this morning to kentucky's blue collar economy... economy...coal production in the commonwealth has slumped to its lowest level since the 1950's.a report from the kentucky energy and environment cabinet says production fell to 61 million tons last year.that's a plunge helping... or harming...the debate here in the tri-state over needles for heroin addicts... and the community that's stepping forward to support the plan. it's a mixed bag for coffee lovers...why cheaper prices may *not* help you save any money at starbucks. after a chilly start, temperatures will warm quickly today, topping out at 610 around the evening drive. spotty showers are also possible this evening but a stronger push of storms comes in after 8 p.m. with heavy showers, gusty winds and the gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 4:30 on 9 on your side!" trying to prevent an h-i-v outbreak in northern kentucky. this morning... the city of a needle exchange program to save lives.evan millward with why city leaders hope *others* will get on board too. ma

in light of paul's decision - 9 on your side reached out to the kentucky g-o-p.a kentucky caucus is still planned for march 5th. and the kentucky g-o-p executive director says paul raised all the money he promised - to help pay for the caucus. and republican rick santorum is also suspending his presidential run according to several reports. santorum finished with just one percent of the vote in the iowa caucus. hundreds of student-athletes in the tri-state making their commitment to college teams on this day known as signing day. here's sports director john popovich with some of the stand-out decisions - john? on the surface....it's the day that high school athletes make a commitment to the college of their choice. but under the surface, there are many one today at cincinnati hills christian academy. academy.it involves prince sammons...who stands out in a crowd....he should...he's six foot eight and 280 pounds...but his stature is only part of the story.-he came here from nigeria when he was 15...he wanted to play basketball...but football became his focus.-his mom and dad in nigeria had

newport.it's the northern portion of the expansion planned for "kentucky nine". the work runs from fifth street to the taylor southgate bridge.the construction will likely impact events this year -- including the flying pig marathon and the thanksgiving day race. cincinnati wants to do away with blighted properties... and they're hoping an online database will help. help.today -- leaders announced a new code enforcement website.residents can report problem properties online... like ones we highlighted liast year in -- you check to see if the city's getting to work on fixing it. "as hard as the city works, we can't solve all of our problems by oursleves. we need our citizens to be our eyes and ears and our spare hands and a took like cincy code enforcement --you can report and track problem properties this is about empowering citizens" citizens"cincinnati has a goal of identifying a-thousand problem properties by the end of june... they're more than three-quarters of the way there. an initiative aimed at keeping prescription drug prices low -- is now getting looke

kentucky is 14th in most polls. former player was back in town over the weekend after a nice he will be a video assistant for the boston celtics. >> it is an opportunity not a lot of 23-year-olds get. i get to work for danny and brad, something i have always wanted to do. george: he was able to make it back to town. it is tournament time for the girls in ohio. fourth quarter, gabriel marshall connecting on a three. mon unt notre dame wins it. fairfield against the eagles. did you arrive and she gets the floater to fall. walnut hill wins it and will play hamilton on wednesday night. the boys tournament starts later kentucky gets there tournaments early next week. that is all the sports for now. we will have more coming up later in the day. mark: taking a live look outside morning. plenty of fog depending on where you are. randi: you can tell yesterday it was going to be an issue overnight into the morning. we have very cold a ground and warm air. that is causing the fog issues this morning. east of 68, a snowy start

40 minutes. driver is charged with a felony fleeing. and alluding. he also faces felony charges in kentucky. the two were both arrested on outstanding warrants with gang fourth person in car was released. agents with regional narcotics unit attempted to pull over car for traffic violation on i 75 and sharonville just before 11:30 this morning. the driver exited in the area of bird and ming manage hum in lincoln heights. an oak 12's bob herzog shows a some close calls during the 55-mile chase. it was a scene both fascinating and frightening to behold that police chase came down i 75 and continued through all three states here. went through ohio and kentucky and indiana. we picked up a chase on i 75. a little butt north of 74, getting up lock land area we take look some of the video we were able to capture from buckeye traffic cameras. you can see light colored vehicle there comes weaving back in as southbound traffic continues past 74. again you can see the vehicle off to right and breaking back to the left. and getting into that high speed lane there. the police vehicle picking up down i 75

all kentucky, all afternoon. the wildcats pounce on the gamecocks 89-62, frank martin will now describe his feelings to you. >> i think that they have been the best team in this conference. and they knew first place was at stake today, and they came in here to prove a point, and we didn't do a very good job of matching the energy, the toughness, the discipline you have to have to be able to be a first place at this time of year, against a team that basically, i don't want to say they've owned this league, but they've been the best team in the league for a long, long time. they came in to prove a point, they kicked our tails. that was one of those good old fashioned butted whoopings. >> mike: let's go back to that cal was ejected in the first 136 seconds of this game. and his seven seasons at kentucky, he's been ejected three times, the last two of them here in columbia for some odd reason no. one was more surprised than kentucky guard tyler ulis. >> it was a shock. crazy, i've never seen anything like that. we al

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. >> spero: didn't you have lsu or no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. everybody's all-star, ben simmons. how about that? talk about finney-smith, what he can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a factor for this team. they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing solid, both aspects of the floor. florida has a keeper with this kid. thi

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. >> spero: didn't you have lsu or no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. everybody's all-star, ben simmons. how about that? good reaction. can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a factor for this team. they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had just three years head coaching experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing solid, both aspects of the floor. f

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. >> spero: didn't you have lsu or no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. simmons. how about that? good reaction. talk about finney-smith, what he can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a factor for this team. ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had just three years head coaching experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing solid, both aspects of the floor. florida has a keeper with t

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kentucky's taylor murray on the move.....takes it all the way for a three point play.... bianca cuevas drives and scores....gamecocks up five at the half....35-30. third quarter....wilson dishes to alaina coates....the dutch fork grad finishes with 18 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks. here's the shot of the night....sessions closes out the third quarter by launching one from about 60 feet....she banks it in for three....the gamecocks lead by four....57-53. for usc....murray with a three pointer...wildcats trail by two.....68-66. how will the gamecocks respond without their all- american...mitchell? here's how...coates spins and scores...three point play...the lead is five. coates also getting it done on the defensive end...she blocks the shot by makayla epps.....epps catches the ball out of bounds....alaina says gamecock ball. and it's another victory for usc..... they beat kentucky 78 to 68 to go to 22 and oh. dawn staley updates us on tiffany mitchell. staley: "well she came back out and she was cleared to go for the game, but i just decided not to put her back in it

kentucky governor matt bevin is spending time in northern kentucky today. it' s his first trip to our area since taking office, and he' s talking about education and more on the governor' s visit. andrew? good afternoon. andrew: good afternoon, lisa. stop, a luncheon with the northern kentucky chamber of he spent time earlier today at florence. the governor heard about the available a gateway. bevin is a business owner with a manufacturing background and him. duke energy awarded $70,000 in grants for workforce development. bevin talked about the $100 million he wants to spend on job creation in his new budget proposal, and how he sees manufacturing as key to kentucky' s growth. governor bevin: we are going to reinvent the way we sell kentucky and what it is that we do -- and ironically i didn' t fully appreciate that you had the "i made it in northern kentucky" thing -- you are going to see that this is going to be something that will start to be whole. andrew: with an aging workforce in kentucky, the governor talked about focusing on education and job trai

we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. >> spero: didn't you have lsu or no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. everybody's all-star, ben simmons. how about that? good reaction. talk about finney-smith, what he can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a factor for this team. they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had just three years head coaching experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing so

in kentucky, a big finish in independence. simon kenton against highlands and during the game, the pioneers ally niece went over the 2-thousand point mark for her career...she's only a sophomore. sophomore.but check this out..here's how the game ended...highlands ties the game on a free throw...simon kenton gets the ball out...and ally niece flings it from the other side of the floor and it goes in......the gym explodes.. -one more time as the regular season comes to an end...ally niece, pretty well covered just lets this one fly...and the simon kenton pioneeers get it was the start of reds spring training camp....just pitchers and catchers...nobody with a bat until next week. it gives the pitchers a lot of time to work the arms....five full days of work before the everyday players come into camp....-it also makes the pitchers think and react and run.....how to respond to a bunt...how to field your position...-of note...devin mesoraco in a squat, doing the things catchers do...no problems with the hip injury that shut him down

on the other side of the ohio kentucky. just a few more degrees for you but if there is any good news are wind is on the calm side. it is just the temperature which makes it feel called out there tonight. you can see we are dealing with dry conditions. as we had through the night clouds are going to build dan. quickly after that you can see we have some snow headed our way. that is what we will be dealing with. this isn' t a big our whole system. we are dealing with warm air trying to push the arctic air out-of-the-way. and it falls on the light side but we will see enough light snow where it will accumulate inches. six degrees. it will be cold. but it will be drive. through the morning we will see indiana. temperatures will climb all day long. snow chances increasing all afternoon long until 2-3:00 where we see accumulating snow. that is when we see some issues on untreated roadways. the snow will be to the south and west of cincinnati. 2-3 inches of snow. one and a half-two. it doesn' this. means we can see slightly highe

tomorrow. right here on local 12. don't forget, kentucky's republican caucuses are this saturday. be sure to check where to vote in your county. >> breaking news, a butler county school campus is still on lock down. crews were called in madison township just minutes ago. two people are shot. we have a crew headed there right now. we'll update this story as we get more information here on fwr and local12.com. >> a local university will students and faculty today. dr. h. james williams. the welcome at 1:30 in the university's library. williams officially assumed the role on march 15th. expect sunny skies, but that doesn't mean clear skies for long of the >> the wind will be lighter today compared to yesterday. we'll top out between 50 and 55 degrees. any clouds that we have now will space themselves out and ranging from 40 in wilmington to the mid 40s at the international airport an in harrison. coming up, rain and storms forecast tomorrow. especially during the afternoon and early evening. rain and snow showers to track earlier this week. eventually warmer air returns after a dip in t

from murray, kentucky... has spent 16 months in the caribbean nation. nation.they say their 21-year old son first contracted the disease.eventually... five members of their family started showing symptoms. making it worse... the only medicine they had access to was tylenol and benadryl. (cole carroll/13-year-old son) "i mostly had a headache and was hurting behind my eyes the whole time really badly." badly."now that everyone is feeling back to normal... jennifer says they'll be stocking up on the mosquito repellant. a butler county mother pleaded guilty to child endangering charges.. as her husband prepares to stand trial. katina and anthony gevedon were arrested last week in middletown. police removed their eight children from the house. avenue was horrible... floors were covered with cat feces.... and there were cockroaches and gnats.the couple's children ranged in age from five months to 15 years. trending this morning...a warning from new parents, about something they never heard of, but could have seriously injured their baby. and a police officer

lower snowfall amounts are expected into indiana and kentucky. take your time on the roads you're waking up this morning to slick... icy roads... but crews across the tri-state right are already hard at work. cincinnati crews are busy loading trucks with salt... and kentucky says it has about 28-thousand tons of salt ready to go. 9 on your side's john genovese with the long night for city workers... getting the roads ready for your morning commute. when the flakes start falling "i really try to stay off the roads"pavement turns slick. drivers turn cautious. "gotta look out for the black ice - don't drive too close to the driver that's in front of seemed on-and-off all evening "first it was a little bit of ice - like icy rain today - and then boom, we had snowflakes - i bet you they was that big around - i was like woah!" /pp sean claxton wasn't expecting it "it was cold. period." but the work for city road crews was well underway "overnight we're gonna go through and treat our residential also - we're gonna try to get into those" cinc

the gamecocks will tangle with the kentucky wildcats..tipoff time is noon at the cla. usc, kentucky and lsu are tied for first place in the sec....a carolina victory will put usc on top all by themselves. wednesday....the gamecocks beat lsu to force a tie for first. not many people outside the usc lockerroom expected them to be in this positon. they were picked to finish 7th in the league in the preseason poll. now that they're a championship contender...will usc be guilty of becoming overconfident and thinking too much about postseason possibilities? frank:that's my job. i don't get paid to stomp on the sideline with 15 thousand people watching. i got hired here to lead these kids every single day. keep them in a grounded place. sindarius:when coach recruited me that was the goal and i'm sure when he recruited them it was the same goal. that's always been a goal here..win the conference, make the tournament and hopefully one day have a change to win the tournament. the gamecocks will be facing a kentucky team tomorrow that's picking up steam as we move closer to march