for the next hour we looks for the history and literary culture of this historic city. also known as the horse capital of the world. what people don t realize is kentucky nearly lost the horses at the highest levels at one time and this was after the civil war for generation when it went out east. it was a case of there have always been forces here. in fact thoroughbreds and kentucky bred breds the highest number but the one big money went up north to new york and new jersey after the civil war because that s where the finance and the stock market was. it was a crazy and are one people were making fortunes. there was no income tax and they were getting rich and they were displaying their wealth with racing stables. coming up we will travel with author carl rays as he highlights historic landmarks and shares a history of maysville road a u.s. highway that played an important role in kentucky s economic development. that first author tracy campbell talks about the rise
united states topped 1800 this week, mostly from travel to foreign countries. but in a miami neighborhood, health officials say local mosquitoes have now infected at least 16 people with the virus, which causes severe birth defects. pregnant women are advised to stay away from florida s so-called zika zone. as marlie hall reports, the outbreaks that sent a chill through florida s tourism industry. reporter: insecticide rained down on mime s zika morning by air and by land. my one job is to protect this baby. i can t get bit by a mosquito. reporter: lisa isaza is 36 weeks pregnant. she and other expectant mothers, like leah lacero, are on edge. the most fearful thing is i don t want to have a child who ends up with some of the severe cerebral defects that have been talked about, including visitors spent about $89 billion here last year. governor rick scott is doing damage control. this is a safe state. reporter: he says mosquito-control crews in miami-dade county h
edition of the broadcast. the number of zika cases in the united states topped 1,800 this week, mostly from travel to foreign countries. but in a miami neighborhood, health officials say local mosquitoes have now infected at least 16 people with the virus, which causes severe birth defects. pregnant women are advised to stay away from florida s so-called zika zone. as marlie hall reports, the outbreak that sent a chill through florida s tourism industry. reporter: insecticide rained down on miami s s zika zone. the spraying continueds morning by air and by land. targeting mosquitos that cause the virus which has been linked to birth defects. my one job is to protect this baby. i can t get bit by a mosquito. reporter: lisa isaza is 36 weeks pregnant. she and other expectant mothers, like leah lacero, are on edge. the most fearful thing is i don t want to have a child who ends up with some of the severe cerebral defects that have been talked about, including tourism, fl
maricopa county county sheriff s deputies investigating what they re calling the violent death of a 3-year-old in the west valley. and a day of fun at the lake turns tragic when two teenage girls are badly burned. and the way 3d technology is helping doctors give patients a second chance at a thank you for joining us tonight. we start with a news alert. maricopa county sheriff s deputies are working on what they call a violent death of a 3-year-old child. this is just a horrible tragedy. our danielle miller has been at the scene all day long. she joins us live with some new information and danielle, you re saying that some of the new details are pretty shocking. msco not confirming much at this time other than the fact that a 3-year-old was killed in this home. we did speak with neighbors who tell us their experience of what happened and their knowledge of this home here. these are some candles and teddy bears left behind for this 3-year-old child here by these neigh
msco not confirming much at this time other than the fact that a 3-year-old was killed in this home. we did speak with neighbors who tell us their experience of what happened and their knowledge of this home here. these are some candles and teddy bears left behind for this 3-year-old child here by these neighbors. these neighbors are telling us that it s a single mom who lives in this home. she works very long hours as a nurse. she lives with five children, ages 17, 16, 9, it was one of the siblings that killed this 3-year-old, they re told. we noticed there were fire trucks and ambulances that had just pulled when you my husband and i came out. we looked to our right of our vehicle and we noticed that there was a girl on the sidewalk who was bleeding. reporter: amy describing the violence that happened just a few doors down from her youngstown home near olive and 111th avenue. she says that girl bleeding in 9-year-old who was just stabbed by her 16-year-old brother. sh