last yea katie perry spiked 92%. and m elliott had an amazing bump of almost 1,000%. >> it was amassing. blessed, very blessed. >> we remember michael jackson's legendary halftime show in 1993, bu did you know this? this was actually the first time in super bowl history that the ratings went up during halftime. tonight" birthday. >>> etonline.com, mariah carey is happily engage but will she have ki we have the property. >> and blake s says he does not want to win a glammy this year. find out to the heart melting why. it's all on etonline.com. your 24/7 destination for birthdays, who was the who

. >> then new photos of katie perry and orlando bloom out together. couple? >> and girls night with the how as rebel >>> is this finally proof that katie perry and orlando bloom really are a couple? we have the shots of them together at a b party and we were told that they were holding hands and he was opening the the door for her and maki sure she was okay at all times. there was a lot of dating talk last night. and carly steel found out these girls really do just love to have fun. >> i think i like being single little bit too much. >> it's ladies night here in new york city. just the way we like it. >> leslie mann in feathers and lays and rebel, she was just >> i think you could get lucky, i'll talk to him again if you want. i'm a really good wing woman. >> leslie was more than candid with her the last time we saw her. >> it made me sound like the worst mother ever. >> she has like the cutest body and i, you know, tell her t she should -- it came out wrong, that's not what i meant. but i kind of did. >> the comedy movie which opens just in time for valentin

out of lebanon right now.that's where police say they're working a deadly fire at a home.local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with the latest details from kuntz drive.perry? 3 we'll keep you updated with the latest information on local 12 and local 12 dot com. perry will join us again with 3 we're tracking a disturbing story this morning.a kenton county youth minister is accused of raping a child. local 12 news has learned joseph niemeyer is in the kenton county jail.. facing a list of charges.. including rape, sexual abuse and sodomy. his alleged victim is younger than 12. niemeyer is a youth minister at new banklick baptist church in independence. his bond is set at 50-thousand dollars. 3 a westwood couple is waking up in a hotel this morning after an suv crashed into their apartment yesterday.police say an elderly man drove straight into the building on mc-henry. he's expected to be okay. tenants were given the okay to come and go from the building...except for jonathan james and his wife... who were there when the suv plowed into their bedroom.they're just 3 (jonathan james)06:38

guys, back to you. >>> perry, thank you for that. you can always get breaking news update on tell 12-point-- local12.com, and we will get an update from perry as "good morning cincinnati" moves to star 64. >>> and they want to you watch out for a massive sinkhole that is still growing, there's a temporary fence around it, a failed storm water pike water pipe in this week's rain caused a lot of damage and the repairs could start today. >>> a family from kentucky is dealing with the ziaka virus and they are from murray, ken but kentucky they took tylenol, and benadryl, and after a few days started to feel better. >>> starting tonight, you can get more information about the preschool promise program. it's an initiative to make sure that every siled child in cincinnati gets two years of preschool. there's a meeting at pub and will better walnut hills. we have other upcoming meetings at local12.com. >>> and senator rand paul is officially out of the presidential race. voters to the bluegrass go to the polls next month. paul convinced the

what our undercover >>> and we get some >>> katy perry and orlando bloom, people have been wondering, okay, are these couple or are they not? and cameron may have just gotten the answer. >> jason bateman was mart of the big dinner celebration that included katy and orlan so when i saw them at the hollywood premier, i gave it my best shot. >> katy perry and orlando bloom >> they are so much fun. >> the co-star glowing for a different reason. jennifer goodwin expecting another boy. >> shakira had to make up her character a little bit more hippy. >> i love that, no, it's gorgeous everything's against an actress going into this business, and i'm not crazy skinny, so i'm extremely lucky. i expected them to say, put some meat on those bones. >> and joseph fine's family meet and greet with the pope. >> my daughter's really too young to understand. thought the act press at the utopia premier acted pretty good. joe seph joseph's kids will follow him one day. wa most liked instagram pic of grammy night. and i thin joe zee would agree. >> oh! >> there was no manipulation. >> i'm serious. >> this

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from mason with the latest. 3 now let's check in with jen 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear 3 the "most popular in the world."we'll tell you which celebrity is officially getting the title.plus, the budweiser clydesdales are trending this morning.we'll tell you where they go after 3 there's fifteen minutes of fame.. and then there's international stardom.(:00) (singing) "hello, it's me." (:03) we can't escape adele's hit.. so this won't surprise many people.. the international music industry group "i- f- p- i" named adele the most popular recording artist in the world for 2015... tallying up physical music sales, downloads, and streaming. number two on the list .. ed sheeran.taylor swift comes in third. commercials is your favorite part of the game.. then of course you've seen the beloved budweiser clydesdales. four of them are retired and live in west monroe, louisiana. marshall.. bill.. casino.. and sammy live together at a clydesdale retirement home. each horse has starred in commercials.. and marched 3 good morning.weath

. >> draws watercolors for animals. perry perry schaible shares her talent. >> when someone asks for a portrait of her pet, she asks for an unusual request. >> i ask for stories and photo. >> at the end of the day, a photo is just a photo. >> what makes abbe's work so unique, it's so personal and realistic. just look at the expression in the eyes. >> col to see what artwork will create, memory for people. that's the best part. unfortunately, dogs have short lives. people lose pets constantly. >> it's the emotional attachment. career. >> my mom lost a dog. i did a painting for her, as a rememberance, how much that helped her. >> and it's a business. >> a business that gives back. last year, abbe gave 1 thousand of her profits to animal shelters and organization. if you look at her work, you have to think, it's certainly possible. take a look. i know something about those eyes. >> >>. >> you have portraits of your kids; right?. >> i have mine. >> perry did ask abby about the unusual portrait. someone wanted her cat wearing a sombrero because they were moving to new mexico. >> you could

snowfall today. she joins us live from deerfield township in warren county. good afternoon, perry. good golly, what's going on? >> we're a mess, we're a mess. good afternoon, you know what, bob, i've been in mason throughout the morning, i'm not too far from where i was earlier this morning. this is deerfield township, just a few snowflakes coming down at this point. a lot earlier on today. ening chaing conditions and the roads have changed as well. by 5:00 this morning. by 6:00, it was slushy, now it is just wet pavement. that doesn't mean you don't have to take caution certainly as you take these roads. if you hit that slush, sometimes that's what causes you to slide. now i did talk to the good folks in the highway department of the warren county engineers office. last night. they took a break at about 4:00 this morning and then headed back out and they have been out ever since. you know, a lot of people have did. they certainly got out ahead of this storm and have done a good job keeping things clear for drivers. >> i just live a couple of blocks away. in. my parking lot of the townh

order to stand out. 14,000 children who live in foster homes, that's not often an easy life. local 12's perry schaible shares the story. >> reporter: nadya has fought an uphill battle since birth. >> i didn't know it was possible to not have a family. so i think for me, because i was and i didn't know why and i was really mad. >> four schools in four years made nadya determined to succeed. >> at first it was just kind of proving people wrong, a lot of people tell you, when you're in foster care, this is the minimum that you can do. just graduate high school, you don't have to go to college. >> nadya learned to fight for would. honors. despite living on her own her senior year in an apartment services. >> i was overwhelmed with all of the things that i was trying to process. >> that's perry schaible reporting on this. nadya may have been down but she wasn't out. she couldn't afford to go to where she didn't end up could surprise you, we'll share the first at 4:00. how did you like the weekend's weather? a cooler day on tap for you. here is meteorologist john gumm with your no wait weather. feb

local12's fatal ...local12's perry schaible is on her way to the scene, and will have live updates throughout the morning.we'll also bring you the latest on local12-dot-com. 3 time/temp ...ahead at four-30 ...imagine going a week thinking kidnappers were going to kill you.one taxi driver did.. and now he's talking about what he went through. plus ...a clinton and sanders showdown ...how the two candidates worked to drum up support ahead of tonight's democratic debate ...you're watching good morning 3 now at four-30 ...presidential candidates face-off tonight ...the latest from the campaign trail before clinton and sanders take the stage ... 3 tracking the zika virus ...why world health leaders say it's so difficult... 3 and efforts to keep a retiring ohio police officer with his four-legged parter spurs one lawmaker into action. 3 good morning cincinnati.thanks for joining us on this thursday.i'm john lomax.and i'm sheila gray.the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's meterologist john gumm. 3 hillary clinton and bernie democratic debate tonight in new hampshi

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* in bracken county with the latest. 3 rollcue: found the body last 3 local 12 will continue to follow this story and bring you the latest on local 12 and local 12 dot com when it become available. 3 a detained american student apologizes for attempting to steal a political banner in north korea.21- year- old otto the country since january.he's a student at the university of virginia.. and a graduate from wyoming high school.he said a member of the friendship united methodist church in wyoming wanted the sign as a "trophy." 3 (:52) i committed my crime of taking out the important political slogan from the staff-only area of the yanggakdo international hotel, aimed at harming the work ethic and the motivation of the korean people. (1:07)right now.. there are no details of what kind of charges or punishment warmbier faces. governor john kasich has urged president obama to make every effort to release warmbier. 3 president obama will award the nation's highest military honor today to an ohio navy seal who helped rescue a u- s hostage in afghanistan.

local 12's perry schaible is live with more on the big win. 3 governor john kasich focused on his ground game in new hampshire...and that helped propel him to an impressive second place finish in the granite state. the presidential candidate met with supporters after the results. he told them change is in the air. he wants to continue working toward restoring the spirit of america.kasich says his campaign stayed positive because quote: we have more good to sell than spend our time being critical of somebody else. 3 "we're going to solve problems not by being extreme, not my being first democrat or republican but by reminding everyone we are dedicated to shinning up america and fixing our problems."the republican winner was donald trump. exit polls show voters favor his position as a political outsider. on the democratic side...bernie sanders beat support from young voters. he called the win the beginning of a political revolution. 3 the focus of the 2016 presidential campaign now shifts to south carolina. 3 in other news ...the ohio department of health is working on a plan to reduce the

perry can go through therapy, i roses are red, violates are blue, thank you for running me by running 26.2. what a unique gift. >> the boston marathon is on monday, april 18th. i know that a lot of people look for inspiration to look at the spots, i can't think of a better way. >> all right, it's 6:42 and stopping by the late show. ohio governor john kasich wasn't there just for the comedy, what you think about choosing a new supreme court justice. >>> mad at him, garfield, >> keeping up with the >>> welcome back, everyone, the debate between apple and the fbi ranges on this morning. >> apple refuses to comply with the court owner to unlock the cell phone of farook. they weighed in on the apple issue during the town hall. ted cruz, and trump agree that apple should comply, while marco rubio rubio says it's complicated. replacement is a hot topic among all the candidates and kasich weighed in. >> what i want to do is have respect between the parties again, i want them to stop demonizing one another, and i want again one another to pull together, in my opinion conservative programs to r

we have perry shibley driving showing us that there's no slick spot. we will see salt spots, but i will know that we're seeing typically lays, maybe a little -- delays maybe a little bit more than normal. we are seeing delays but i don't think any of them are weather related. guys, back to you. >>> thank you, jen. >> trending now, model and host, christie tegan and her husband, john legend are expecting their first child. >> and she has not been shy about sharing their journey of in vitro fertilization. she chose having a little girl. she thought that her father was would be excited bb being a father to a baby girl. she said that a boy will come along in the future. >> i follow her on twitter and she is outspoken and she will engage. she doesn't mind fehling tell you what she thinks about something. i imagine there will be backlash. >> i'm sure, because ibf can be controversial in some some sets. on a side note, is there a more beautiful woman than her. >> that child is -- >> genetically speaking she has a lot going on. >> she won the genetic lottery.

valentine's day is a day for lovers and perry is here to tell us why in 1951, that holiday belonged to cecil, and humphries. >> reporter: it's a tale of love, and there's a central >> he was on the man stand playing music for the people listening. that is what i told my girlfriend. see that blonde headed man playing that guitar, i'm going to marry him. she says, you're crazy. >> reporter: it turns out mary wasn't so crazy after all. >> he talked to my dad everything and. >> reporter: they dated a year and married on valentine's day before the jus ti of the peace, two days of cecil, 20th birthday. >> he married us, and he put a gold seal on it, and there was a lady standing there with a basketful of rice, and she threw a handful of rice at us and we went out the door. >> reporter: 65 years, and are closer than you think. they spent the years racing kids, riding motorcycles and tending to their property, and suddenly as they tell it, they grew old together. >> i've always been there. >> they didn't do anything special, i mean, everything that they were just mom and dad. >> reporter: on s

ohio of governor john kasich good morning, perry. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. some people say it's the way that gorch or john a governor john kasich handled himself, and his brun brown campaign and kept things positive in the public. it's a move voters seemed to appreciate. negative about politicians than democrats in new hampshire. nearly half of voters in the republican primary made up their time in the half week. he hopes voters in the granite state are quote, fed up with the negative. he then went on to say he is working toward changing the spirit of america. >> we never went negative, because we have more good to sell than to spend our time [applause] [ cheering ] and maybe, just maybe, a time when clearly change is in the air, maybe, just maybey we're maybe we're turning the page on a darker a american politics, because today the light over came the darkness. [applause] >>> republican ted cruz, march could rubio and jeb bush are in >>> on the democratic side, bernie sanders rode a wave of support from independents, and young voters to beat hillary clinton

and also missing katy perry and >> i liked that. together right now. get it together right now. >> everybody kind of feeling the love at the end, beyonce conveniently announced her next tour immediately after that super bowl performance. >>> i don't know that a lot has changed but these artist in the past have never been paid. because they figure the attention, the promotional. >> i should get on i tunes right now, bit hits were all three of the different performers top. >> absolutely. >> some people were kind, they found cold play boring, that is who they are. >> they are great man. >> they're not over the top get up and dance. >> that is why they had bruno examine beyonce. >> can you spot the mom? the internet has a new game and >>> developing this morning, saturday night gop's debate got off to a very confusing start. >> that is a statement, donald trump, and ben carson missed little bit of a pileup. ben carson couldn't hear what he was going on, and he was walking right by them. abc at mid there was a snafu, with the messaging and it was embarrassi

local perry shibley joins us more with how this tram helps good morning, perry. >> reporter: the school house symphony doesn't play on a stage, typically it's the floor of the gym. this six member symphonic ensemble has kids, the mission is to promote a knowledge of music through live performances. they play 200 educational shows yearly. a little quick math, that is about 70 schools and thousands of students and i caught up with school house symphony at mont sorry like to keep their audience small and never playing before more than 130 student at a time. >> i like other groups that play at the same level with the children. we let them ask us questions, and we walk among them at the end of the show. it's really interactive show. >>> school house symphony started in 1976. they play in preschools, el elementaryies and junior highs. the musicians visit 3 to 4 times each year presenting a different school. >>> for more information the school house symfoney, their mission go to tell 12.com. >> i'm a big supporter of the musicians. i think there's so much to be learned, even if you're not any

are coming together across the country and here in education. the national walk in movement, and per perry shieblly shibley is here with how you can be a part of it. >> reporter: student, staff and community members are coming together to join this national movement, and walnut hills is going to be one the first schools to participate at 7:10 this morning followed by other schools around the city, sailor park and gamble mon toss montessori. they are inviting students and staff to walk into the building 15 minutes before the start of the school today. the message, these kids deserve, a free, high quality education, and they're more than what is seen on a state report card. this 71st ever nationally coordinated walk-in movement cps joins over 800 schools nationwide in 30 cities. >>> perry and cincinnati public school superintendent mary ronan will join the walk-in at 8:30 this morning. >>> a man and woman are in jail accused of abducting a man on valentine's day and stealing money from it. they abducted guest at the quality inn near the airport and then they forced him to withdraw money from

waiting to get to their children. of three students were injured. a student at the school told our perry schaible that two people have been shot there. none of the injuries are considered to be life-threatening. that building is on lock down until they are told that the scene is clear. also, we are told that a number of other buildings have gone on the lock down, including edgewood schools in that same area. you, >> before we leave you, one more update on the school shooting. in madison township. this is the latest entry. the latest post on their facebook page. as soon as we receive clearance from the butler county sheriff. we're still on lockdown. we're not allowing anyone and out of the buildings. three students injured and there's a suspect in custody we're getting different reports of maybe two students who were shot and we'll have the very we'll break into programming. a total of four teams covering this story. we will also bring you any news conferences on it live. and let's see, middle town schools and also from chief rodney, middle town schools are on lock down because of a shoot

sheila, back to you. >>> all right, perry thank you. we will continue tole fot story and bring you the latest information just as soon as it becomes available. >>> on the more news, the man accused of killing his own brother in a a dayton church will be in court to face the charges. >> it left the congregation in shock. the pastor was killed after he finished the sunday services. he went into his study after the final prayer, and his brother daniel schooler followed him. >> as we were singing, maybe one verse in, i noticed him to go back to the pastor's room, and didn't think nothing about it. the next thing i heard is boom, boom. >> there's not a person going around just arbitrarily firing, shooting inside of churches. >> police say they don't know family and friends say the suspect believes he should be getting money from the church. >>> new this morning, a 21-year-old wyoming graduate who is currently detained in north korea is speaking for first time about his arrest. north korea says that he perpetuated hostile acts against the cou

movie. national parks adventure is an off-trail adventure to our nation's great outdoors. local 12's perry schaible hung around the terminal to learn more about the show. >> i'm inside the union terminal hanging from the rotunda right now repelling. this is part of the launch of the new movie national park adventure. >> national park adventure is going to be shown in the omni max theater starting today. three adventures as they hike, bike, and explore america's national parks. movie? >> shooting this movie was one of the most amazing immersive experiences, i've ever had in the parks. i would going to the parks, most spring breaks, summer breaks, christmas breaks, this time we really had a chance to spend a lot of time in one location and see some of the most incredible -- incredible scenes i've ever tower. we got to climb the national park and on the upper peninsula of michigan. >> you can see theirs right here at union terminal starting today. inside. she broke down the outside of the museum center. what a daredevil. it is the last film of the omni max before the theater closes because of

that is where perry shibley is already there. gotten up and gone back to bed, because there's no school, middletown, mason school closed and this one cincinnati public schools are closed. that one is for my kids. here? mason, snow is coming down but definitely lighter. take a look at light up there, that's the best way to show you what is going on. you can see the snow coming in sideways, but again, it's lighter than it was an hour ago. we have moved locations so you can get a different perspective of what is going on here in mason. this is south mason montgomery road, and can you see as traffic volume has picked up, the roads have really kind of cleared off, they just look wet at this point, but keep in mind, looks can be deceiving, there could be icy spots there, also, there's snow on the sides of the roads, so if you need to get in that right lane, you want to make sure that you are taking your time, because there's some slush and some buildup there, up the street there. they got a snow flow bhoag. we have seen a lot of snow plows dropping salt this morning, butlet get this down to t

perry shively, local 12 news. >> go redhawks. it's a great place. the founders graduated from miami would like more information on their kick starter campaign or maybe you want to make a purchase you can follow the link under the news tab on local 12.com. >> ahead on local 12 news. live at 5:30, anger and outrage. the claims that millions of your dollars could have been flushed down the drain. >> kentucky changed its election format so rand paul could run for senate and for president, but now that he's out of the presidential race do things change back? >> i'm local 12's joe webb. we'll have that story coming up. if a woman who looked like that suddenly popped up in your world and wanted to be your friend, what would you think? >> would you give her money? >> well, a local man did. on local 1 too believing....of people he just thought this person was really going to care about him and really gonna meet him sometime....you know....this her brother, who was targetted on facebook for a relationship by a woman who claims to look like this! 3 good evenin

the top of the shot was brad pitt, kat perry and her. and it was just like, at some point i realized wlooirk, like, these guys are all friends, and it's just really easy to hang around with all of them. >> so you mad it very clear on your social media snap chat that you you're very single. >> am very single. you have posted hamilton a lot of pictures in bed. what kind of woman are you searching for? available all the time. it me on my toes a little bit. >> nothing wrong a little chase. >> a little chase. >> no games, though. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i'm going cruisy. >>> this might be a little bit tough on t life. charlie's about to head off on a two-month tour of south america. >>> and still to come on "e.t," taylor swift's secrets to making grammy hits. >> we spared no expense, we use our shoes. . and as tonight's grammy nominees get ready to hit the red carpet, >>> taylor swift, to the top female nominee of this year's grammys, with with seven nominations. blank space is up for song of the year and bad blood for best music video. all eyes

katy perry will narrat >> a lot of the d is direct from tricia and the songs are so well fit the story. for instance, after jesus is on the cross, mary sings a song called broken. i am broken, this is breaking my house and it makes sense in the moment. >> this is a secret. those are very narrow, you have to be very careful. >> tricia took michelle down the passageway to the recordi studio where she's preparing the& five songs. >> you are doing the whitney song? >> yes. >> any other songs. >> we'll >> they'll have krystle daltrey sanging amazing -- >> i think really, whatever your religion, whatever your faith, whatever you believe in, the to me the message of jesus is love one another. is that's what the take away is. >> you're going to love this, project in the works and fans have been waiti long time for this including me. she and garth are making their first duet album. it's a christmas that's going to be about out at the pd of the year. >>> which star got their official from a famous friend of the family? >>> real housewives of tanya can't get for more vicious of her new man. >> th

. >>> rick perry celebrated after being cleared of charges. the former texas governor took a stroll in downtown austin. two abusive power counts against him were dropped. >>> rolling stone reports that kesha is taking her fight with a producer to facebook. the singer says this issue is bigger just about me. she wants to end her contract with sony music and dr. luke, claiming he sexually abused her. he denies it. >>> the seattle times reports how a last-minute transplant saved a baby's life. the 7-month-old boy was born with a severe heart defect. he was days away from death when a donor heart became available. 25 babies in the u.s. died last year waiting for hearts. >>> still ahead, a new range of the social media network is hoping to wow users with new emjois. we will show you the new options. >> announcer: this portion of cbs morning news is sponsored by vagisil, your experts in intimate health. living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox , an fd

. >> we are up with joe perry, aerosmith. common it doesn't get more than rock 'n' roll than that. >> reporter: a grammy trarks dition and features first-time rising stars. voice with a pop star in a doout. organizers say this year's grammys at staples center is different from previous years. the show will be filled with stirring tributes to honor the musicians who died recently. album of the year contender chris stapleton will lead an all-star tribute to blues icon b.b. king and gary clark jr. and bonnie bonnie bonnie bonnie raitt will also perform. lady gaga homage to david bowie is expect to be one of the performances. nile rogers put together the elaborate tribute. >> this is very personal because it feels like a wonderful way to say good-bye. >> reporter: the biggest spotlight may along to taylor swift who is up for seven grammys and rapper kendrick not only are kendrick lamar and taylor swift going head-to-head in two of the most could have vetted categories, song of the year and album of the year, but also nominated to

.so go to our facebook page and let us know who makes your favorite chili, and what type ...plus ...perry schaible is on the road with a look at what you'll run into on your way to work ...we'll check in with her, ahead at cincinnati.3 on this national chili day --we want to knowwhat's your favorite chili dish and who makes it? 3 we want you 3 to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 3 (show open) 3 good morning.we'll get to moment.but first we 3 want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm.

plus ...talk about true love ...local12's perry schaible will introduce us to a couple whose love has lasted decades ...ahead at five, on good break four3 ...and we're sure some of the ways you've celebrated in the past have left their mark ... so today on facebook, we're asking for your best or worst valentine's day experience. 3 we want you 3 to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 3 (show open) 3 now at five.candidates clash over healthcare.up next, hear from both candidates at the latest democratic debate. 3 plus, a disturbing case of animal neglect.we'll tell you what two local pet owners are now charged with. 3 coming up...a love story 65 years in the making. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's

local 12's perry schaible is live with what you can do to prevent this kind of damage. 3 3 that 15 billion dollar number down...pothole damage cost drivers in the u-s approximately three billion dollars a year. that's no small change. according to 3 triple-a, on average american drivers report paying three- pothole related damage. of course, you can never avoid all holes in the pavement... triple-a says there are things you can do to prevent damage to your automobile. drivers should ensure tires are properly inflated and have the right amount of tread depth because that's the only cushion between a pothole and the vehicle. 3 "we're concerned about the cost associated with the pothole problem and we want the attention to be drawn to this issue because motorists are paying a lot of moeny out of their pockets becasue of a problem on the roads." if you see a pothole coming, but can't avoid it...experts say slow down, release the brakes, and straighten the steering wheel as you make contact. good things to know because this problem is likely to get worse...potholes are typically at their worst

of the hamilton municipal court.that starts at seven.the arraignment is set for eight.and local12's perry schaible will be live with the latest, ahead at five on good morning cincinnati. 3 more local news ...the talk about bringing the cincinnati streetcar to northern kentucky heads to our nation's capitol. a group of supporters will be in washington d-c to explore getting federal money for a feasibility study.they'd like to see the streetcar line run across the taylor- southgate bridge.and they're looking at how to get the streetcar from newport to covington.. possibly over the fourth or 12th street bridges. time/temp ...the zika virus? or something else ....health workers are trying to pinpoint the cause of birth defects in south america.plus ...donald trump comes out on top in yet another caucus ...now candidates are looking ahead to the next stop on the campaign trail ...ahead, on good morning cincinnati. break two3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 new this morning ...rescuers say they have found the wreckage of a plane that crashed with 23 people on board in nepal.the plane was on an 18-mi

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from the justice center with the latest. 3 police say taryn chin was drunk when she was driving north in the southbound lanes of 71 yesterday. today, chin makes her first appearance before a judge here at the hamilton county courthouse to answer to those charges. chin is expected to be arraigned around nine this morning. police are still trying to piece toghether where she was before causing the fatal crash. officers say she collided with another car near dana avenue. jose arenas was in that car. the 47-year-old had just left his job of 20 years at the cintas plant on ridge road. 3 "he was a hardworker, great attitude, and he was always willing to go the extra mile, so we have a lot of very sad news." court documents show chin's blood alcohol level was well above the legal limit. investigators are also looking into whether she had drugs in her system. sheila...back to you. 3 local 12 will be in the courtroom. we'll bring you the latest information as soon as it become available. 3 there's been an arrest in a nearly 3 year old homicide. william

and perry's here with the story of a woman who lived it.... this isn't a story about giving up...or giving in...it's about face of adversity in order to stand out. 3 nadia goforth has fought an uphill battle from birth. adopted at three, placed in foster care at 13..."i didn't know that it was possible to not have a family. i was 13, i was just really confused and i didn't know why. i was really mad."four schools in four years made nadia determined to succeed. "at first it was just kind of proving people wrong because a lot of people tell you when you're in foster care that this is the minimum that you can do. just graduate high school, you don't have to go to college."nadia learned to fight for herself because nobody else would. she went to winton woods high school and graduated in 2015 with honors...despite living on her own her senior year in an apartment funded by hamilton county job and family services. "i was just overwhelmed with all of the things that i was trying to to prove myself to everybody." 3 nadia may have been down, but she wa

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from walnut hills high school with details. 3 they're calling this a walk-in. the people here at walnut hills high school will be one of the first groups to participate. everyone who supports public education is invited to arrive at any of the cincinnati public schools fifteen minutes before the start of the day....and walk in together. it's the first ever nationally coordinated message? to prove these schools are more than just a *report* card...that all students deserve a high quality, public education. over 50 cincinnati public schools will participate in the movement. they'll join over 30 cities nationwide at over 800 schools. walnut hills starts at 7:10....folks are expected to start walk-in about 6:50/6:55. bob...back to you. 3 you can join the *walk-in* by going to any of the cincinnati public schools today - fifteen minutes before the start of the school day. 3 we're learning more about a deadly plane crash last month outside xenia. a preliminary report from the n- t- s- b shows the pilot made no distress calls.. joel lansford also had n

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* in our newsroom with the update. 3 carly fiorina and chris christie dropped out of the race wednesday after disappointing finishes in new hampshire.christie used social media to thank his campaign crew. he posted on facebook saying quote: "i'm so proud of the campaign we ran, the people that ran it with me and all those who gave us their support and confidence along the way."the move makes more room for republican front started stumping in south carolina beginning with a packed arena at clemson. senator ted cruz won the iowa caucus, but finished third in new hampshire. now, he says he can still win the nomination....meanwhile, ohio governor john kasich says not so fast. 3 (sot: sen. ted cruz/(r-tx) presidential candidate)"one of the most important conclusions coming out of these first two states is the only candidate that can beat donald trump is me."(sot: gov. john kasich/(r-oh) presidential candidate)"everybody had counted me out. then all of a sudden i rise up. so then next week they'll count me out again."as for the democrats... hillary c

local 12's perry schaible will introduce us to a local woman with a special talent. 3 plus, reds tickets are going on sale.coming up at five thirty.. we'll tell you about a new "all you can eat" pass you might want for this season's games. 3 3 thirty. a gunman opens fire inside a factory.. leaving a path of death and destruction. we're tracking the very latest. 3 plus, a 10- year- old girl is nearly kidnapped out of her own bedroom!we'll have the shocking details from northeast ohio. 3 a local artist uses her talent to give back. how she's making an impact...next. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 right now.. investigators in kansas are trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting spree in a small town near wichita.38-year-old cedric ford opened fire at three separate locations in hesston.. including a lawn care products factory where he worked.at least four people died.. including the gunman who was killed in a confrontation with police. several more are hur

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* outside great american ball park with the latest details. 3 pitchers and catchers arrived in goodyear late last week.. are required to report. but many of the big name players are already in arizona anxious to get back on the ball diamond. no surprise here.. second baseman brandon phillips took to social media to announce his arrival. he posted this picture of his cleats and gloves on sunday. the reds tweeted shots of a video session with catcher tucker barnhart. the focus so far has been on outfielder jay bruce who has been battling trade rumors all off season. multitiple sources, including yahoo sports and espn, reported that the three-team trade that would have sent reds outfielder jay bruce to the toronto blue jays is on hold.those sources report that an issue during medical examines with one of the involved players halted the deal.the reds were expected to receive at least one prospect in return as part of the trade and the los angeles angeles. meanwhile with todd frazier gone who take the role of leader in the locker room....one possibil

. >>> 13 thousand children in foster home >> 11 thousand are waiting for adoptive homes. and perry schaible shares a story is beating the odds. nadia, adopted at 3, placed at foster care at 13. years. the story is not about giving face of adversity. >>> she got accepted to american university, george washington, university of virginia and a few others. then the situation once again reared its ugly head. nadia couldn't afford the tuition of american, her school of choice. the university of cincinnati stepped in. >> they reached out to me, college was probably not going to happen. that's very unfair because i earned it. a lot of kids aren't earning it and someone has to do something. i want to be one of the people that wants to make it happen. >> last month, nadia started the spring semester. she is majoring in political science and studying international affairs. not all foster children are as fortunate. between the midwest study, 10-20 percent of foster kids, start higher education. only 3 percent graduate with a bachelor's degree. she says she wants to prove people could accomplish. >> a l

was filled up with water shibley is outside of the hamilton municipal court with that, good morning, perry. >> reporter: good morning, john, a lot of people certainly consider this a heinous crime, and it's one that the sheriff says is one the worst cases of animal neglect he has seen in butler county in a long, long time. the two people charged in this case, 21-year-old katie shmuc, and good win are facing charges of abuse to a companion animal. any are convicted down the road could mean up to six months in jail, jail and fine. advocates with hey high voter for companion animals say those penalties just aren't enough, they will be here in an hour to rally, they want tougher penalties in ohio for animal abuses. legislation is pending, the ohio state house voted back in june cause harm to an animal, and that is sounds like it could apply in a case like this one. shmuc told authorities he left the dog with goodwin, she checked on the animal three times but never let it out of the cage. and goodwin eventually found the dog dead in the cage. someone threw the cable with the dog still in it and

local 12 perry shibley is here with more on the data. >> reporter: this product is innovative in every way. it's made with a unique product. the founders started their company in their college dorm room and they came up with an unusual way to showcase it, take a look. this is a line of cold weather here, what a better way to demonstrate how warm it is, than to use liquid nitrogen. it's two times colder than any temperature ever recorded on earth. coat a balmy 89 degrees. the inventors are three miami university graduates, mark, and max squire, they created the first high performance gear insulated with material developed by nasa and it's sold under the name oros. that material that they use that makes it really different is called arrow gel, the lowest thermal conductive on the planet. per unit of thickness, it's best insulation in the world. arrow gel is used in the space suit, spay shuttle space of shutting and on the mars rover. >>> it's not generating any heat, your body is generating the heat. >> one the insulation that you lose 8 although of heat. in that process is where you get

we just got position, perry and we're still talking trade. >> reporter: exactly the, but jay bruce may not be staying, this is not first time we talk trade rumors about bruce, and it what happens from this one. but writers from espn say the jay bruce trade is on hold, at least for you no. the three team trade will attempt the outfielder to the toronto bluejays, and they say an issue during medical exams with one the players involved in the trade halted the deal, and all media reports indicate that that medical issue was not with jay bruce. the jays were expected to receive at least one prospect in return as far as the trade that also involved the los angeles angels. meanwhile, reds position players reported a good year arizona, they are required to be there today, a lot of them already there right now. another big conversation out of the potential bruce trade, how do you get closer, chapman. and jj gets a first clash at the closer role which is a high pressure situation but a great opportunity. >> i set that as my goal before, as the off season was going on, was rumored to be traded, i

and two of his friends brought her a surprise. hello kitty, and tried to sing katy perry to her. her laughter was the best part and how carefree she got to be for just a few hours. >>> that's a valentine. >> that's being more than the person that comes in that is taking care of kaitlyn. that is recognizing a real need. >>> the difference between a clishian and a doctor. >> it that is special. >> he will be a great doctor. >> that was great stuff. >>> look at the roads, jen, how are we doing? >> reporter: we are doing well, we did have an accident that just popped occupy. popped up, this is new, right at 212, the airport access roads, if you are headed to the airport may see flashing lights at petersburg near the airport access road. that is the only incident right now. i do not wa to remind you, if you work or live downtown there's going to be construction, not construction, at 9:00 a.m. between 14 and liberty, they're going to have 14 street closed that will be at music hall. it's kind of excite fg you live down exciting if youlive down there. if you drive around the interstate,

perry schaible we will introduce you to her. kings i think land going up for the 2016 season with a job fair tomorrow. there are more than 3500 open positions. it runs from 9 to 4. you have to be at least 15 years old to apply. let's get to jen dalton. >> jen: we started off very quiet this morning. no problems really. then all of a sudden we have had light snow showers good through the area that are causing some issues. if you take a look here this is 275 near 32 on the east side. there is a multi vehicle accident now blocking the right-hand lane going northbound. so this is 275 northbound passing 32. this camera shows you at the very top it looks like a car is on its top. you can see all of those tire marks going to the side. east side. some snow showers move through the area. multi vehicle area blocking that left lane near 32. we also have icy conditions just reported by some folks on winton road over 275. that's average area john said where we did have some snow just move through the area. another big problem we are dealing

. >> she draws beautiful water colors and animals for their owners, and local perry shibley is here in the studio sharing her story and talent. >> abby is very good about her job, no doubt about that. her passion translates to the canvas, but it's what she does after the sale that really stands out. >> reporter: when someone hires abby murray to paint a portrait of their pet, she makes a somewhat unusual request. >> i ask for a lot of photos and always a story. >> a story insight into the animal's personality. >> at the end of the day a photo is just a photo, but if you want to capture their personality, the photo becomes more expressive. >> reporter: what makes it's very personal is very realistic. just look at expression in the eye. >> it's cool to see how much artwork with create an emotional memory for people. i think that is the best part. unfortunately dogs have very short lives, and people are constantly, but people give them a remembrance that they can have for forever. >>> it's the emotional attachment between a pet and an owner that sparked abby's interest and led her to her

>> tyler perry says he will continue his role as narrator >>> coming up, celine dion's return to mother residency after the loss of her husband renee. >> he's telling me to zip it and start singing. >> then sylvester stallone's return to the oscars this weekend nearly 40 years after "rocky." >>> closed captioning provided by my moderate e to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal in

local 12 perry schaible will have more on those developments on star 64 in a few minutes. >> sheila: new developments regarding a wyoming graduate retained in north korea. he was retained last month for what was described as a hostile act against the country. at a news conference in north korea he apologized for trying to steal a political banner. no word on what kind of charges or punishment he could face. he is currently a student at the university of virginia. >> sheila: people got together to raise money to bring a historic restaurant back to month. we are hearing it is months away. just a couple of products from the restaurant which had been in business since 1946. it caught fire and tuck he were the owners are hoping to open one year from the date of fire which would be this july. >> bob: it is leap year. a local justice of the peace will offer leap year weddings. et set up across the street. he will start doing ceremonies at 9:30. fun day too get married. the groom only has too remember the anniversary once every 4 years. >> sheila: that is not going to fly. >> bob: speaking o

just a few miles down the on monday, surveillance video picked up the pair more than 250 miles away in perry, georgia. the video appeared to show fitzgerald robbing and abducting store. like the other victims, the clerk was released unharmed. >> no way to harm and even if you don't harm the people, you're mentally messing them up. >> reporter: the duo was spot in florida on wednesday. they say fitzgerald robbed a surf shop and a grocery store. both 30-year-old suspects have a criminal history. fitzgerald spent time in jail for first-degree burglary in 2014 and harper pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in 2010. the male suspect told one of his victims -- he would do anything not to go back to jail. >> david, thanks. >>> an outspoken former drug company ceo creates a backlash by not speaking. ahead how martin shkreli outraged members of both parties in an appearance before a >>> the extreme sports world loses a popular athlete. >> ahead the shock of the sudden death of dmx legend dave mirra. >>> the news is back this morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of