On today’s Big Picture, we’re breaking down the stories making headlines and conversations that matter to Central Ohio. Anegla An and Bryn Caswell look at two Columbus-area shootings, including a 6-year-old girl critically injured in Weinland Park, and the renewed conversation surrounding safe gun storage. We also check in ahead of extreme heat impacting Central Ohio with our team of meteorologists. Plus, September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. We meet 11-year-old cancer survivor and National Youth Ambassador, Isabella Franco-Capps, and talk with Hyundai Hope on Wheels about progress in childhood cancer survival and why support doesn’t end when treatment does. Later, Tyvis Powell gets us ready for Buckeye football, Kroger explains its new prescription delivery option, and we revisit the growing debate over how artificial intelligence should be regulated.
HEADLINES & TOP STORIES
00:01
A look at the morning’s biggest stories, including the Lion Drive shooting, a 6-year-old girl critically injured in Weinland Park, the push for safer gun storage under Amya’s Law, and where the Bruce Foster case stands as the judge deliberates.
WEATHER IMPACT ALERT
08:00
Justin breaks down the extreme heat headed toward Central Ohio and what to expect during the Weather Impact Alert Days.
CHILDHOOD CANCER: HOPE BEYOND TREATMENT
10:00
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. We talk with 11-year-old cancer survivor Isabella Franco-Capps and John Guastaferro of Hyundai Hope on Wheels about Isabella’s journey, advances in pediatric cancer survival, the importance of private research funding and why survivorship care matters long after treatment ends.
BUCKEYE FOOTBALL WITH TYVIS POWELL
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College football is back. Tyvis Powell joins us to break down Week 0, look ahead to the Buckeyes taking the field and preview the approaching NFL season.
KROGER PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY
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Kroger is making it possible for customers to have eligible prescriptions delivered alongside their groceries. Jeff Steckman, Health and Wellness Leader for Kroger’s Columbus Division, explains how it works, what medications qualify, costs, safety and convenience, plus what you need to know as flu-shot season gets underway.
HOW SHOULD WE REGULATE AI?
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Artificial intelligence is becoming more powerful, but are regulations keeping up? We revisit our conversation with technology expert Nicole Jackson about AI security, ethics, oversight and the debate over how much regulation is needed as the technology rapidly evolves.
THE HIDDEN CHILDREN ON OHMER STREET: PART 3
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New details in 10TV’s Vinton County investigation reveal how authorities found the 16 children of the Siders family and raise new questions about reports made to Gallia County Family Services. Kristen McFarland previews Part 3 of Hidden Children of Ohmer Street.