former uc police officer ray tensing is charged with murder. uc isn't waiting for a verdict. nationally known integrity assurance firm is coming to town. >> this is the dream team for police reform. and so excited that they're going to be here. >> the 12 member dream team is with exeger, it influences former police commissioner charles ramsey who is cocare of the police force on 20th century policing. and jeff shanker, who prosecuted a crime family. >> it's the definition, it's the invasion of what policing can be on an urban campus, and that's what the real strength of this team is bringing to us. >> members of the exiger team came here to uc and they were interviewed by community leaders who were part of the selection committee. they picked exiger. >> i really believe that the university of cincinnati also >> pastor kz smith was on the committee that picked the firm. >> we don't believe that what we do here in cincinnati will just stop in cincinnati. we're hoping that this can become a model for police departments all around the nation. >> uc president santa onous said the review will guide us in taking the necessary steps to create a safer campus. but others on picking the team of police experts believe what comes out of uc can be adopted by other universities and cities. deborah dixon. >> we'll follow their progress and let you know what they find. >> we have learned more about the man accused of leading police on a chase through ohio, kentucky and indiana. the driver, anthony knight faced a judge this morning and bond was set at $750,000. his attorney says knight has a clean record but the prosecutor in dayton. deputies say knight was behind the wheel during that 55-mile chase. knight and two others were arrested when the chase ended at the skyline in harrison. >> the two other suspects, chuck foley are in the montgomery county jail tonight. family members tell us they have committed violent crimes. they are charged in a brutal assault on his step-father greg mcintosh. he says he was hurt too badly and he had to have surgery on his eye. mcintosh says the family is just glad the two are locked up. >> i didn't even know they was in the chase. we get on the internet, maybe once or twice a week to see if they got caught and they were on the internet selling drugs and stuff and showing it and stuff like they really don't care. >> bond for both has been set at $100,000. >> covington police investigate after a homeowner shoots two intruders. the person who called told police people broke into the home on warren street last night. recovering. police have not identified the person who fired the shots. no charges have been filed. the investigation continues. >> a father and son face prison time for selling stolen goods at a local flea market. a jury in warren county convicted them and investigators started working on the case when area kroger stores reported a spike in thefts of beauty products and household products such as tide pods. the two men are sitting in jail until march because the judge revoked their bond. >> sin neat will be well represented in this year's super bowl. derek wolf standards for the tennessee broncos. former pgh luke kuechly and former anderson andrew nor well start for the carolina panthers. larry davis found a bad case of >> it's tough to miss andrew norwell on the football field at 6'6", he's the starting guard for the nfc champion carolina panthers. before he played at ohio state he toured over the competition. his coach says norwell was something special. i just think he takes every play as an individual competition with that guy, whoever he is supposed to block or the scheme they're running and he is just very very competitive. >> norwell was a man among boys at anderson. here he pancakes an opponent. undrafted after stark at ohio state, norwell signed with carolina as a free agent. he is now a starter. >> he knew he could compete. he was all big 10. he had played against the best players in the country and started for three years, so that was -- that's pretty strong to start ohio state for three years. >> at anderson high students are proud of their famous alum. >> he walked through these hauls not a few years ago, so i mean it's >> we'll see andrew coming in and out of the weight room and stuff like that and everybody gets excited when we see him, because it's like he was in the position we were when he was young examiner it just shows you hard work, dedication you can really get anywhere you want to. >> norwell still has family at anderson. his niece, cameron browning will be making the trip to the super bowl. >> i'm really excited to see him. it's great for him to be where he is. >> cameron's brother dylan is also making the trip and anderson football player he says his uncle is his role model. >> i play the same positions. every time he comes home he has some lecture for me, something to teach me, something new. he's always helping me out. >> come friday everyone at anderson will be wearing carolina blue. probably not the orange and black of anderson since orange also represents the denver broncos. >> probably not a good idea. >> and the students here at anderson high hope the next time alma mater he'll be sporting some serious bling as in a super bowl ring. in anderson township, larry davis, local 12 news. >> and you can watch andrew norwell take the field. local 12 is the place to be on sunday, including the game, of course and the commercials and whatever you like. it's all there. >> giving criminals a pay day. coming up at 6:00 why the city is handing over the cash to keep the peace. >> from inmate to teammate. a local woman gets the chance of behind bars >> city council pushes to make the streets safer for everyone. council wants the administration to identify the city's most dangerous roads and intersections and for those on foot and bicycles. and after those places are identified, council wants options for improving safety in the city of cincinnati. you've heard the old saying crime doesn't pay, but a couple of communities may change that in an of the to fight crime. the washington, d.c. council approved a measure that would pay residents a stipend not to break the law. the city would identify up to 200 people who are considered at risk for committing crimes and they would take part in behavior therapy and other programs to avoid crime. if they complete the program and stay out of trouble, they would be paid. >> it's weird and it's dumb. >> might not necessarily be a good idea, but if there were other part of a program that maybe it might be worth it. >> the program is based on one in richmond, california, and the d.c. mayor has not committed to funding the program. >> a workout that isn't for the faint of heart and the instructor knows something about pouring through because here life depends her inspiring story next >> a young woman is not only beating the odds against cancer, along the way. >> it's all because she refused to give up her tough training and competition for chemo. >> medical reporter liz bonis shows us how she got it done, liz. >> one of my local 12 twitter followers made a point of letting me know that there was a whom who she was kicking cancer to the sidelines and staying strong all while undergoing treatment for this. she wasn't sure until now if she could survive it. >> it's been just a year since stacey crawford began this journey to stay strong. >> i was diagnosed with stage stage stage 4 rectal cancer. >> chemotherapy followed that diagnosis and so did several surgeries. >> removing a portion of my liver and a portion of my colon. had surgery december 15th on my lung and removed the upper left lobe of my lung. >> stacey however barely missed a beat or in this case sometimes a barbell as she continued as a cross fit instructor, the team here found that tough workout got put in perspective. >> it doesn't really mean much when you're going through it when what someone else is dealing with is so much big year she says the idea of giving up cross fit for something bigger such as chemo or cancer never crossed her fit mind. if you're diagnosed with cancer, you can't go crawl in bed and pull the cover up over your head. you have to pray about it. your normal activity going. >> the line for normal, however, she says has shifted. >> has it changed your life a >> it did. it did. i would say probably for the better. >> they have sort of an interesting saying here when many of the home do these workouts and finish and maybe feel a little tired. as you can see it involves a lot of strength and what they say might also inspire you. >> it's kind of a joke around here. it's like, oh, but do you have cancer? after a workout it's like, oh, i'm so tired, it's like, oh, do you have cancer? or excuse me, did you just go through a chemo treatment? no, you didn't. you can do it if she just did it. >> the real inspiration the class learned this year. >> you never know how strong you are until you have to be strong. always showing up. >> now stacy has a really important doctors appointment tomorrow she's playing for a clean bill of health and a regular scan for the follow up in the next couple of months. we're going to continue to share her journey and bring you the latest as she continues to have success. >> she says she'll continue to share the journey with us as well, and be back at cross fit as soon as the appointments are over. >> a local woman hits the court to turn her life around and she has gone from prison to playing college basketball. the miami university lady thunder hawks are having a great season and amber tori is a part of that. she joined the team last month but the coach had actually seen her play for several years. she played on a team in prison. she was sent to the dayton correctional institute after getting in trouble as a teenager. two years ago miami prison town points. >> when i first got to prison i six years, i said, so i'm either going to just sit here and waste more time or i'm going to just make myself a better person. >> amber was admitted to miami university middletown as a freshman sports administration major. she knows the opportunity is the chance of lifetime and wants others to know it can happen for them too. >> from local 12, the weather authority, this is scott dimmich 's hour-by-hour forecast. >> good evening, clouds are returning to the tri-state. they're already back over oxford. notice on the weather cam, the temperature is down to 41. wind is sustained at 16 miles per hour. have a cloudy sky there. not quite as much in cloud cover. at last check, clouds are rapidly moving in from the northwest and from the west we picked up seven tenths of an inch the bucket on the weather cam on top the radisson. so clouds are moving in. outside chance for some sprinkles or flurries in the far northern farther of fayette and union will be very very tough to see stars and see a peek at the sun tomorrow. clouds are cycling back to have into the high veal tonight. we're cloudy to mostly cloudy tonight. cloudy to mostly cloudy tomorrow and we're also chilly on thursday, but warmer air returns for the weekend before a true sign of winter, cold and snow showers return early next week. right now we have temperatures range from 42 in donorsville to -- 11 lebanon 46. the international airport dropped to 43. as i've been telling you for the last hour on local 12 news, this cold air mass to the west is coming our way. indianapolis is already down to 36. muncee38. we'll start tomorrow with temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees. highs tomorrow will only be in the 30s. all the warm air that we had over the weekend, earlier this week has been pushed all the way down to the and eventually warmer air returns for the middle part of the planning forecast, but the warm-up is short lived, because we have highs in the 20s and lows in the teens for the last day of the planning forecast. clouds are moving into the ohio valley now. that's where the warmer air is located. clouds are moving in, but notice no rain or snow of significance in the tri-state. on live precision doppler 12hd. radar shows some returns to the north of indianapolis, widely scattered showers there, but i suspect with those moving to the east any significant chance for sprinkles or flurries will stay along to interstate 70. tomorrow some sun, especially during the afternoon. as this access of instability, this northeast. that lifting mechanism moves away, even more so tomorrow night, so clouds will decrease and we finally get sunshine back for the last day of the workweek. i expect sun to win out over clouds saturday, especially early sunday, but clouds return late sunday and eventually get rain and snow showers return early next week. ultimately we drop to 28 overnight and we're back up to 36 tomorrow. very simple forecast. cloudy to mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. we're mostly sunny friday, up to 48 for the first day of the weekend. and even warmer on sunday. and we've got rain and snow showers coming monday, tuesday and wednesday, much colder air as well. we'll update the weekend forecast and the planning forecast tonight at 10:00 and len on local 12 news. >> scott, thanks very much. now, the carry out motor.com sports report. >> it is a day to sign on the line that is dotted. all across the nation high school seniors making their commitments, putting pen to paper and finalizing their college of choice. plenty of local stars in high demand in season and today was a the biggest prize was elder's offensive tackle tommy crimer, no surprise, 65 -- he's off to south bend to become part of the fighting urban meyer irish. the gatorade ohio player of the year thrilled with his decision. >> you know, i chose notre dame because of day one on my visit i just loved it. and notre dame felt like the right place for me and i felt it was going to be a great four years. >> also brought the players to the next level, most of them heading to the big 10. quarterback will play his college ball at pitt. ryan smith will be a hoosier. meantime the greater miami conference held its signing day. 32 players making their call for college. become a bear cat. deshante jones is now a iowa hawkeye. there he is right now. meantime a surprise announcement for chca defensive lineman. the four-star recruit was believed to be heading for michigan state but auburn landed the 280 pounder he is expected to play offensive line for the tigers who beat out the spartans and ohio state. the bearcats were busy today as well. tommy it tupperville. the class for uc all about filling some needs for the cats. net. players from 11 states and canada, uc adding lots of skilled players. seven receivers, six defensive backs add the depth on both lines. got a pair of linebackers and picked up a running back, a tight end and a quarterback. coach on what they needed. >> speed and athletic ability. we looked for as much athletic ability, quickness being number one, speed being number two and that will make your football team better every team. >> it was a huge day for former bengals great, his first ever class at cincinnati christian university. alex aldridge out of dakota east. ccu is a member of the naia. their first home game scheduled for august 27th of this year. the rankings are already out and the rich get richer. florida state is number one followed by national champion, alabama. buckeyes check in at number five. the irish at 15 and the they are ranked 34. looking ahead to the class of 2017, next year's top prize recruit has already ended all the speculation. saint xavier. runner up to national champion, alabama. >> sixth ranked xavier looking to become the nation's first winner taking, for the final 10 watch list got 2016 julius irving small court of the year award. finally university of cincinnati is refusing to release e-mails and other information regarding their pursuit of gaining membership in the big 12 conference which is baba winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need and try puffs softpack today. >> here are some of the stories we're working on tonight for local 12 news live at 11:00. for a local business it's the second time around for an expensive why this sinkhole is opening some painful memories. >> and a local woman is honoring her grandmother while helping cancer patients. an inch or two at a time. on local 12 news live at 11:00. >> if you're going out toned, clouds moving in, but it is still kind of warm. >> temperatures are going to be falling over the next few hours. mostly cloudy, dry tomorrow, 36. up to 44 and a lot more sun on friday. nice warm up for the weekend, but winter is back. snow showers, rain and cold early next week. >> all right, scott. thank you. and thanks so much for joining us. we'll 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