the injuries to his daughter emily. it triggered something as soon as she heard about it. >> right away memories, the hurt, the pain. >> she was hit by a metro bus in 2007 at the same place crossing edwards at eerie at noon-time. >> i hit my chest and my shoulder and my face pretty john: police were back at the square this afternoon canvasing shops for possible surveillance video. there are a few cameras within range of the intersection. metro buses have interior cameras. police are looking at the possibility of distraction. >> that is probably the main issue or main factor here, was it driver inattention, was it something that took the metro bus driver away, took his attention away from the roadway, was there something that the pedestrians could have we don't know. john: they took pictures of the area from every angle this afternoon as part of the investigation. who is a volunteer chaplain for both the police and fire departments voluntarily gave a blood sample. it will be lab tested before any conclusion is reached. no statement from the family of steven frank, a family member sent word that they are focused tonight on the daughter who was injured. live in hyde park square, john london, wlwt news 5. lisa: owns the say cheese food truck that is scheduled to make an appearance at the winter bonanza on saturday. we have new details tonight to tell you about involving the director of security at thomas more college. robert marshall is charged with 36 counts of having child pornography on his home computer. an exclusive interview with the surprising person who called police. brian. brian: yeah, lisa, well, it began with an unusual call to police from someone who said he grapher, someone who also happened to be his father. at thomas more, he was called person who alerted police about robert marshall calls him dad. dad? needed help. brian: the son named robbie met us as an undisclosed location and did not want calls him dad. why would you call on your own dad? >> it was just pretty much he needed help. brian: the son named robbie met us as an undisclosed location and did not want to appear on camera. he says he saw the porn on his father's computer and even confronted him over it. >> i couldn't turn my head anymore. brian: police say robert marshall used software used to delete the pictures. it took the computer lab two years to recover the images. investigators do not believe marshall produceded pictures, but that they're part of known child porn images circulating the internet, but not everyone believes the accusations. what was your reaction when you first heard about his arrest? >> we were devastated. we didn't know what to think. brian: mary clark is marshall's exdaughter-in-law and the mother to his grandson. trouble leaving her son with marshall as she has done many times. >> he was like a father to me. i lived in the same house with him many, many times, had my son left alone with him and never felt any reason to worry about anything. brian: and surprisingly, marshall's son, the one who made the allegations agrees. >> i just feel like it's the pictures. i would trust him with my son wholeheartedly. i just feel like he's got a little something wrong with him and needs some help. brian: for now, the man who was known as the director of security is secured behind bars. now some family members say that marshall and his son had a falling out and this is what it's all about. the son said it's not true. he doesn't want his father to go to prison, just to get help. lisa: robert marshall is scheduled to be in court on monday. big layoff coming to g.e. aviation in evendale, 238 the company says its investment into new engine development will not be at the same level over the past decade. they are trying to move as many engineers as possible to other positions and other businesses. they're offering voluntary early retirement to eligible engineers. unearthing a car buried 10 feet below ground. law enforcement swarmed a property in warren county on dixie highway in franklin township. natalie clark was there for today's dig. natalie: lisa, a tipster told deputies with the warren county sheriff's office that a car would be buried here on this property on dixie highway. this afternoon investigators dug up that car. this afternoon, deputies and dug for hours eventually crews revealed what was left of a car the sheriff's office confirmed the car is a blue 1960's it was buried about 10 feet underground. the county's crime afternoon investigators dug up that car. this afternoon, deputies and detectives covered the scene as the county scene unit gator processes the scene but there is no evidence of a crime here. still, the backhoe and the work to dig up the car brought out a lot of people wondering what law enforcement would find. some say they feared what the result might be. >> something like this is not an everyday thing. if there are people that are out there missing, it would be closure for family members to find out to have the proper place for their family or loved ones to be buried somewhere. natalie: the tip was accurate, but again the warren county sheriff's office says there was indeed no evidence of any crime. in franklin township. natalie clark, wlwt news 5. lisa: the warren county's sheriff's office and the county engineer's office spent five hours on this street at a high rate of speed hit a school bus in troy north of dayton. it happened on ohio state 55. officers say the driver of the car was swerving around traffic when it hit the bus. the bus driver was not hurt, but six students have minor injuries. the driver of the car who was not wearing a seat belt was ejected and killed. we now know the victims of a house explosion in southern kentucky included three adults and one child. kentucky police have identified them as a married couple. their 1-year-old granddaughter and a 32-year-old man. another man, the son of the grandfather, survived, he was in the basement on the opposite not hurt, but six side where the explosion happened. the cause of the blast is still under investigation. a final goodbye to a milford high school teenager killed in a weekend car crash. lauren will -- wilfong was laid to rest. police say she drove off the side of glendale wilford road on sunday night. she overcorrected and hit an oncoming s.u.v. remains under investigation. a water main break flooded a neighborhood and a home in liberty township today. kyles station road and yankee road was shut down. water poured across yards and flooded driveways. we're told the water main was more than 40 years old. it took a little longer to turn the water off because they could not find the valve. there were signs of spring downtown today as reds players and coaches packed up and headed out for the annual caravan, the four-day explosion happened. journey began and ends at great american ballpark and this year there are 16 fan stops in five states. >> reds fans from all around ohio and the surrounding areas, whatever tour you're on supporting the fans, it's just incredible. a lot of fun for sure. >> people turn out in incredible numbers to see these guys and you come away with the understanding or the feeling this club, whether it's flying high or flying low. lisa: wlwt sports vied grapher mark slaughter is on the south tour. he has been making stops in indiana and kentucky today. he is with billy hamilton, adam duvall, jesse winker and mascot rosie red. their next stop is at louisville slugger field. we'll bring that to you live. more than two dozen people in 11 states and washington, d.c. have tested positive for the zika virus. all had traveled to countries caught in the middle of the outbreak. the real risks here right now and why the virus could be declared an international health emergency in the next few days. plus devry university sued for lying. what it said about its graduates that has the school underfire. kevin: a fantastic day across the area. lots of sunshine, highs all the way into the mid 40's. clouds are advancing in our direction as we speak and flurries could soon follow. i'm tracking the flurries and warm-up coming your way this weekend, lisa. lisa: caught on camera, have you seen this a questionable hit by a calgary hockey player. he gives a referee a vicious check on the back knocking him to the ice. the linesman got up looking dazed and fibbed the game. he was not penalized on the play. he claims he was dazed after being checked and was trying to get off the ice when he looked up and realized the ref was in front of him. take when they lisa: a new warning tonight about the zika virus. the disease has been linked to birth defects and neurological problems. the world health organization calls the spread of the virus explosive. the w.h.o. has called for a special meeting monday on whether the outbreak should be declared an international health emergency. right now there are outbreaks in the caribbean and latin america. the zika virus is spread through mosquitoes. health officials say in the u.s. 31 have been diagnosed with sticka and caught the infection while traveling to the tropics. we take a closer look at the risk here at home. grabbing national headlines. we found out what you should be worried about. the word is out and cincinnati is paying attention. >> turn on the radio the last couple of days. it's spread by months tightos. >> what have you heard? >> it's pretty nasty, not a whole lot more to be honest. eric: zika is spreading explosive around the americas. thousands of cases are suspected in central and south america. the centers for disease control have issued alerts for more than 20 countries. >> the biggest thing for me, if you're pregnant, try to get pregnant, don't go. eric: according to dr. owens, the disease is spread by a tropical mosquito. if you get infected while traveling, when you come home, they can transmit the disease from one person to another. only one in five people will show the symptoms, fever, rash, and joint pain. it's hard to track and has the feetuses. >> brazil all of a sudden country where they had only maybe nine to 12 babies born over 200. so they think there is a connection between the outbreak and the spread of this virus and this congenital anomaly affecting their pregnant women. eric: it's a condition where the baby is born with an undersized head and brain. there is no cure. currently some u.s. airlines like american and united are giving refund to pregnant women with a doctor's note, crews lines are allowing pregnant women to reschedule travel. because of the cold weather, they aren't a problem now. when they emerge in the spring, we have to monitor the virus very closely. reporting from the cincinnati health department, wlwt news 5 lisa: the 31 people in the u.s. diagnosed with the virus are in 11 states and in the district of columbia. it is difficult to believe the challenger disaster was 30 careers ago today. if you're old enough to watch remember exactly where you were when the unthinkable happened. after a half dozen delays leading up to it, the challenger launched in central florida onboard supposed to be the first teacher in space, crysta mccallive. 70 seconds into the flight, an explosion that caused the nation to stop in shock. >> ronald e mcnair. >> courage is much more than bravery and boldness because courage lives in the heart. lisa: the challenge seven remembered at an emotional memorial service today. after years long investigation, it was determined the unusually cold weather that day caused apart. devry university facing a lawsuit accused of misleading students about their job prospects after graduation. at issue, the statistics used in the ads claiming 90% of graduates found a job in their preferred field within six according to the lawsuit, a waitress at the cheesecake factory and a sales associate at macy's were considered to be working in their desired field of business. devry says it will fight the lawsuit. three new barbies go on sale, tall, petite, and curvy. the new bar businesses can be bought online at mattel shops. they have transformed her to bring her in line with realistic body types. mattel has not said when they will be available at retailers. >> cincinnati's certified most accurate forecast. kevin: a beautiful late january afternoon, plenty of sunshine and breezes helped jump the temperatures way up into the middle and upper 40's and in some cases this afternoon, as you can see over my shoulder now, we have this deck of clouds beginning to roll in. that kind of signals the change that is about to take place here this evening. this leading edge of cloud cover, you can see it dropping its way across central indiana and ohio heading towards the ohio river. that is going to overspread the area throughout the next couple of hours as skies become cloudy and eventually once the sun goes down, there maybe a stray shower or two or a passing flurry. 26 degrees at the airport with a west wind at 10. here is your evening forecast, clouds will be on the increase, i'll put in the threat for a shower. nothing heavy, nothing that is you're out this evening, you may see a few raindrops or a passing flurry. for now, it's mostly going to be a passing shower with temperatures in the 40's, dropping into the 30's after 9:00 or 10:00, a few could change into flurries. day. on the warm side. tonight the winds are going to switch around to the north and that is going to bring in a glancing blow of some pretty chilly air. you can see what's happened follow the path along the ohio river. 46 here, but 51 in louisville and 55 in evansville. that's where we're at right now. later on tonight, though, as our winds switch around to the north, see the 30's up across the great lakes, that's the colder air that will build in here toward the end of the evening hours. here is a look at the weather map tonight. we're ahead of the front for now. that's giving us the warm southwesterly breeze. we will get a glancing blow of cold air into the area, the main thrust of the cold is going to head across the great lakes and into new england. so that means we're just going to kind of stunt the warm-up a little bit, kind of slow it a weekend. we have a chilly friday and a big jump in temperatures for the weekend. here is a look at futurecast. you can see later on this evening, a few passing sprinkles or a brief shower, nothing heavy and maybe even a tonight. blustery cold weather for friday morning and a chilly friday despite the fact we'll break out into some sunshine across the area, highs tomorrow won't make it out of the 30's. then it looks cold tomorrow night. what a nice looking weekend we have coming our way, especially saturday and even sunday, it doesn't look morning and a chilly friday despite the fact we'll break out into some sunshine across the area, highs tomorrow won't make it out of the 30's. then it looks cold tomorrow night. what a nice looking weekend we have coming our way, especially saturday and even sunday, it doesn't look too bad right now. so 27 for a low tonight, cloudy, blustery and cold. you don't see it on here. there could be a brief sprinkle or a passing flurry or two, again, nothing of any real consequence, tomorrow chilly sunshine, afternoon high in the upper 30's. your day planner for friday, 29 in the morning, wind chills will be in the teens as you walk out the door, 34 by lunchtime and sneak our way into the upper 30's late. here is your seven-day forecast. after 29 for a low tomorrow night, get this lisa, 50's on saturday and sunday, that rain on sunday looks to hold off until after dark. looks nice. week. that could bring the threat for lisa: we could take the rain. lisa: the so-called affluenza teen is back on american soil. he arrived at dallas-fort worth airport in handcuffs and a police headquarter. ethan couch and his mother tonya were the subjects of an international manhunt after he checkin. he was on probation for killing four people in a drunken driving accident. his attorneys used an affluenza defense claiming he didn't know because of his privileged upbringing. a georgia high school fundraiser creating a lot of controversy due to the prize being offered to the winner. the wrestling team at pickens off a block pistol. the winner must be at least 21 years old and pass a federal, the weapon is valued at $400. it is the mother lode of hover boards. u.s. costumes it's at chicago's o'hare airport have seized 43,000 counterfeit hover boards. >> i am stunned by the size of this haul. this is unbelievable. lisa: the boxes are stacked almost to the ceiling at the u.s. kos stums warehouse. each one contains a counterfeit from china. the knockoffs have labeling that says samsung, but that's fraudulent. >> they were smugglers and trying to take advantage of the desire of the u.s. consumer to purchase these hover boards. corners were cut, safety was lisa: they estimate the value of the count fits in chicago to total $10 million. hover boards were the must have gift for the holidays. the consumer product safety commission is investigating at least 40 reports of hoverboard now to an animal you do not see every day. >> it is what it appears to be. lisa: yes, that's a two-headed turtle. its owner brought the turtle to a south miami animal hospital for a check-up. the vets say the 6-year-old turtle is surprisingly healthy. the turtle is headed for a new life at a zoo in the philippines. construction on cincinnati's martin luther king interchange moving right along, how the new stretch of highway is expected to help the surrounding neighborhood. first on wlwt, hundreds of slips, packe >> you're watching cincinnati's wlwt news 5 leading the way. lisa: tonight at 5:30, a serious scare at what is supposed to be one of the happiest places on earth, the international park. revitalization in the queen city, from highway interchanges to neighborhood enhancement. first, hundreds of local engineers laid off. >> a lot of the businesses that g.e. is what makes us strive. lisa: a plan by g.e. to reduce its workforce. first on wlwt, one of greater cincinnati's largest employers jobs. more than 300 g.e. engineers laid off this morning. karen johnson explains why the company says it had to make the cut. karin: the company tells me many projects were in the process of shifting from the development phase to the production phase and there was no longer a need for the number employed. all is quiet at the village shop and go this afternoon as steve prepares for the evening rush. steve: we keep 60 different craft beers for the taste of the folks coming in here. karin: quite a few of the customers might be coming in with a bitter taste in their mouths tonight after learning laid off a few hundred people today. >> they come in this afternoon and before you know it, they're like, wow, guess what, i got a pink slip. we'll see what happens. karin: 307 g.e. engineers including 238 here in greater cincinnati were told this morning they are being let go. in a statement, g.e. spokesman rick kennedy wrote, significant effort has been made to move as many engineers as possible to other positions at g.e. aviation and other businesses. also g.e. aviation has offered a voluntary early retirement to several hundred eligible engineers. kennedy says the reduction represents about 7% of the overall g.e. aviation engineering population in the united states he says the company will employ more than 3,000 engineers in cincinnati. looking at the bigger picture the few hundred may not seem lining a lot, but it's still 307 people and families affected. >> we do have a lot of g.e. customers. in fact, a lot of the businesses that support this business including g.e. karin: g.e. tells me this is not a response to declining business. the company tells me business is healthy, only many of the stages. karin johnson, wlwt news 5. lisa: and karin says g.e. says despite the cuts, there is a high amount of engineers in southwest ohio. let's look outside live now. i-71 south at the exit always busy during oath the morning and evening rush. city officials say once the martin luther king interchange opens, this congestion will be relieved. the martin luther king jr. ramp off of i-71 is the beginning of a transformative project that will breathe life into the uptown areas. tonight wlwt news 5's courtis fuller joins us on the jobs impact we could be seeing over the next decade. hi, courtist. courtist: people close to the project call it an innovative corridor. efforts are underway right now to make the economic benefits as inclusive as any project >> uptown is already a dominant job center. we feel that this will take it into a whole new level. courtis: as the visible signs of change in this area move forward, the vision of the martin luther king project is led by the consortium. if you need a perspective about the scope of this project, consider this. it will dwarf major development on the banks and over the ryan. >> we think so. the area around the new interchange will be about 44 acres in the first generation of development. courtis: and the hope the first generation of new jobs. >> we're thinking this is a five to 10ier horizon, but there has been one economic study done that says the total impact in terms of additional jobs over the next five to 10 years of all of this development in uptown could be as many as 9,000 jobs. courtis: this massive project transforming other areas around the country near major universities and health care facilities. >> it's similar to east baltimore what john hopkins university is doing there, also cortex in st. louis where they're transforming a similar area and also in cleveland at university circle and near the cleveland clinic. courtis: you know, when you hear about this project, it's very exciting. one important part of this project is making sure residents are included in the change ahead. meetings are already taking place on a regular basis to actually reach out to citizens and community groups about opportunities to tap into this lisa. lisa: in addition to road construction, we're told you can expect to see development rising up over the next 12 to 18 months. meanwhile, a follow-up tonight to our news 5 investigation, complaints of illegal dumping from old tires to rusted toys and mattresses being dumped over a hill at the end of holland drive. the state senator contacted us discovered. tonight he tells us the city of cincinnati is now investigating the complaints and when we met with the folks at the uptown core sore shum today, they said they want to get to the bottom of it as well. the ohio task force charged with taking a closer look at legalizing marijuana in ohio has officially gotten to work. the panel is made of up of ohio house members, business representatives, law enforcement agencies and medical associations. the task force is looking at the possibilities of legalizing medical marijuana. one of the supporters of responsible ohio is also on that panel. authorities in cleveland say they're searching for a teenage inmate who slipped out of a cleveland area detention center during a zum about a class. 17-year-old ashley smith is serving time for her role in a the teen is from marion, ohio, which is where investigators believe she may be headed. in flower republicans, a crash under investigation after a person in a wheelchair was hit by a car. it happened just before 7:00 this morning on u.s. 42 near ewing boulevard. still no word on what caused the crash and we're still condition. cincinnati firefighters say an early morning apartment fire has left two people without a that fire broke out just before 7:00 this morning in the 5400 mount washington. damage is estimated at $10,000. determined. michigan senate has voted to send another $28 million to the city of flint to address the city's water emergency. that money is being allocated for more bottled water and medical assessment. mean while governor snyder and flint mayor karen weaver met they requested the closed door meeting to talk about the water impacted. ai lawsuit has been filed for the city officials to provide residents. french authorities detained a man found with two handguns and a copy of the koran outside a hotel at disney land paris. the arrest comes as france remains on edge under a state of emergency. our reporter from paris. reporter: french police have arrested a man with two guns. the suspect is 28 years old, was not on any watch list by french authorities here. he was also discovered to be carrying a koran and some ammunition. authorities tell us that his bag set off the metal detector at the hotel new york. a female companion has also reportedly been arrested but she was not armed. this makes authorities very not treating it as a terrorist-related incident yet. it's still early in the investigation. paris remains on a high state of alert after the november attack. you regularly see armed soldiers patroling the streets here, so this incident is sure to make them very nervous, especially after those attacks. nbc news, paris. lisa: 130 people were killed in those november attacks. disneyland paris is said to be europe's most visited tourist attraction. the park remain open after the arrest. queen city is moving forward with revitalization. the areas chosen for the neighborhood enhansment program and the impact neighbors hope to see. and that massive east coast snowstorm making records, what is being said about last week's storm and why it's proving to be a very costly snowfall. kevin: unseasonably warm weather today given the weekend warm-up a little bit of an early jump. i'll explain what it is and the weekend that i think you' lisa: citizens in cincinnati are part of a big project, the program. the plan is to revitalize the community and stamp out crime. dan griffin talked with community numbers about their hopes and goals for the program. dan: by the end of this year, people in at least two neighborhoods in cincinnati hope to see big changes. >> it's really an excited time. dan: he is betting on better times ahead thanks to investment by the city and private partners. the dollar amounts aren't in stone yet. than $200,000 raised for one neighborhood. >> we're doing some park, major cleanup, some blight, working on some crime. the fire department is coming to replace fire detectors. dan: it takes aim at blight and crime, the goal to spruce up and revitalize neighborhoods and those community leaders there have some big ideas in mind. >> some of the attention to the buildings that people have walked away from and overgrown. they're sightly and they could be used by a family. dan: the two communities are the 21st and 22nd to be part of the program. in past years, they have reviewedalized streets and parks making them cleaner and safer. the work is set to start in march and april. >> it's huge, yeah. attention from the city, attention from the community, it's money, but there are a lot of things we would like to get done that hopefully we can get dan: community leaders hope the hard work will pay off meaning booming success in the future. dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: community leaders say the projects are expected to last seven to eight months. if you are interested in making a donation or volunteering, contact the local community council. the republican presidential candidates face off one more time before the iowa caucuses. the eight candidates who are leading in the polls have been invited to participate in this prime time didn't, although frontrunner donald trump is invited, he says he will not be there citing issues with one of the moderators. a new nbc poll is giving a better view of the republican field with 32% of likely voters saying they would vote for donald trump. senator ted cruz came in second. marco rubio third. different story in new hampshire. ohio governor john casic actually tied third place putting him at 11% of the vote a poll of likely voters puts casic at 11% of the vote tied with rubio, ted cruz at 12%, donald trump still leading the republican hopefuls with 31%. the president has created a white house task force that will help tackle finding a cure for cancer. president obama pledged in his final state of the union address to initiate more efforts to cure cancer. vice president joe biden who lost his son beau to cancer will lead the panel. vice president biden: my goal is that we find absolute curious, but for some cancers, we get to the point where he can manage them and they become chronic diseases. lisa: the panel is expected to meet for the first time on monday. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has released his medical records to prove he is healthy enough to be commander in chief. it's also customary for candidates to release their records. released hers last summer. statement in december. if sanders wins the race, he ever elected at 75. drivers in our nation's capital have racked up more than $1 million in fines following last week's massive snowstorm. washington, d.c. enacted a parking ban when the big snowstorm hit, so snowplows could get through the streets. the city declared a snow emergency last friday, but some owners still had not moved their cars. the city has towed nearly 700 vehicles. meanwhile that snowstorm is now being called the fourth worst to hit the northeast. >> cincinnati's certified most accurate forecast. kevin: we may see a passing flurry or two overnight tonight, but certainly nothing like they experienced along the east coast and nothing that is going to stick. as a matter of fact, right now and for the next couple of hours through the evening, we'll remain ahead of a cold front dropping down toward the winds sent temperatures jumping close to 50 degrees. compared to 24 hours ago, look at all of the red and orange splashed on the map across the ohio valley. that represents the fact that temperatures are running 10 to 15 degrees warmer for many of us than they were 24 hours ago. so enjoy the relatively mild weather this evening because it will come to an abrupt end later on tonight. you can see the impact on temperatures, too. 46 here in cincinnati, 51 in louisville, but 53 in dukea. we're ahead of the cold front that is around the great lakes. when the winds switch back to the north, 30's will again return too much of the ohio valley. don't get used to the warm stuff not yet. that is coming this weekend. the weather map, high pressure and that warm air ahead of the great lakes down towards the ohio river, hence the reason why over the past hour or two, you see clouds overspread the area. after about 7:00 or 8:00, i can't rule out the chance for a look like it's going to be a big deal. here is your evening forecast. it stays relatively mild through 8:00 or 9:00 for us. temperatures will remain in the 40's as clouds overspread the area from north to south. there could be a passing shower or two. by the time we get to 11:00, closer to midnight as temperatures fall back into the 30's, some of the showers could change over to a few flurries here or there. it won't be a big deal. here we are looking towards the south and west, you can see the overcast skies and the cloud cover beginning to spread in from north to south across the area. at the airport, very mild, 46 degrees. we got a west wind at this time around 10. let me show you futurecast here, you can clearly see that cold front dropping in our direction and even from this point, futurecast is a little overdone, this system doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with, so, again, it's a shower or two. it's not heavy widespread rains, probably not even enough to get the ground wet to be honest with you. here is a look at futurecast, the area. here comes a passing sprinkle or a flurry or two overnight. it's cold and blustery on your friday morning. 20's. i expect clouds to linger the first half of the day and after lunch-time, we should break out into sunshine, probably a little too late to do much for our temperatures tomorrow. we have a setback on friday in terms of cool weather. on saturday into sunday, temperatures are going to make a big, big jump. expect a very nice looking day on saturday, a few passing clouds in there. same story on sunday. sunday looks like it will be cloudier than saturday. all in all, temperatures returning to the 50's and it looks like it should generally be dry with rain holding off until after dark on sunday. 27 for a low tonight. cloudy, blustery and cold. we'll hang through the 40's in the dinner-time hours. a high of 39. here is a look at your day planner for tomorrow. cloudy skies or mostly cloudy skies to start and temperatures slowly climbing throughout the day as we see sunshine into the upper 30's. your seven-day forecast, 53 saturday, 55 sunday, that is not a mistake on the seven-day on tuesday. early february, we may be talking mid 60's on tuesday. the price we pay, though, is the threat for maybe some thunderstorms here in february as we get into early next week. lisa: i had a double take on that one, kevin, looks pretty good a philadelphia councilman raising eyebrows over a proposed bill regarding the city's music venues by the american civil liberties union says it should make people nervous. and facebook, more profitable than ever. just how much the social media logging on when we return. lisa: just into the wlwt newsroom, an ohio teenager who escaped a detention center during a zumba class has been caught. we told you about 17-year-old ashley smith just a few minutes ago, we learned she has been taken into custody after being spotted at a mcdonald's. she is serving time for her role in a 2012 murder of her stepfather in marion, ohio. italian lawmakers began unions for gay couples today. thousands of supporters have rallied ahead of the debate. italy is the only country in the western european union who does recognize same-sex unions. critics are targeting a stepchild clause in the civil union debate that would allow a gay or lesbian partner to adopt the biological child of his or her partner. some due that would encourage surrogacy which is illegal in italy. 2016 is getting off to a great start for actor leonardo dicaprio. leo got to meet the pope today at the vatican. the two share a common interest, saving the environment. according to vatican radio, dicaprio gave the pontiff a book of art from a dutch renaissance painter. at the end of the meeting, he kissed the pope's ring and in italian thanked him for the meeting. a philadelphia city councilman is getting a lot of boos for a proposal that essentially gives the pleats the authority to and deejays can perform at certain venues. the councilman proposed the bill that will require venues all performers. police would then decide whether they get to license them to perform. isn't to restrict anyone, but safety. facebook is making more money off you than ever before. the site said it made more than $1.5 billion during the last three months of 2015. right now there are more than $1.5 billion facebook users who log on each month. in the u.s. and canada, facebook makes more than $13 per user. a man who was once in charge of campus safety at too many more now behind bars on child porn charges. coming up, we heard from a relative who said he had to turn him in. molesting students. today an >> from cincinnati's wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 at 6:00. lisa: layoffs at g.e., a look at just how many local engineer's will be impacted by happening now. a father is killed, his daughter seriously injured when they're hit by a metro bus. the video that could provide answers about what happened. a man in charge of campus security at a local college arrested on child porn charges. >> i just couldn't turn my head anymore. lisa: why his son decided to turn in his father to police. good evening, i'm lisa cooney, mike and sheree are off. a former security director at thomas more charged with child pornography. brian hamrick has exclusive interviews with family members brian. brian: lisa, robert marshall was called director of security at thomas more, but the man who alerted police calls him dad, still not everyone in the family is convinced he is guilty. he went from officer to inmate. thomas more security director robert marshall is charged with some say that's unbelievable.

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