supposed to have. at arraignments we learned a little bit more about the 34-year-old father of two. he graduated from high school and has some college education. he had a job for a chemical company. the judge asked if family would be able to come up and tend to her while she's here and so far that was being discussed. the state prosecutor requested a high bond for landers saying that because he's from alabama and he doesn't have any contacts here and the prosecutor also said landers admitted to overdosing and they believe he's at risk of overdosing again. the judge said how devastating

>> the situation of the heroin epidemic has exhibited itself in a tragic -- >> now landers bond has been set at $400,000. we have since learned the name of his wife. 31-year-old marylanders. >> wesley landers faces charges of drug possession and carrying a weapon. >> the hospital has trained and experienced security personnel at all of its campuses and the cincinnati mrif at the main location 27 hours a day, 7 hours a week. they are always reevaluating security measures to ensure the safety of patient. a murder suspect.

last month. carson's body was found in the debris of an apartment fire. it is not clear if the fire was set to cover up the murder. >> a man dies in a fire while on the job. 23-year-old was treating hazardous wastes in 2012. that facility on spring grove avenue caught fire and a hamilton county grand jury indicted the company on nine counts, including involuntary manslaughter, tampering evidence and violating terms of a solid waste license. his supervisor faces similar charges, including failing to take proper precautions to prevent a fire. also falsify training records that companies had received training that they had not been

>> tyler bradley is battle dipg, the same brain cancer that lauryn hill had. she says she's glad to be able to take him home where he belongs. be sure to stay tuned to local12.com for new details. >> it will definitely be a.j. mccarron tomorrow night. andy dalton is officially out. a brother and sister who will watch mccarron in action. they share a special bond for the bengals. they have been at almost every home game. jay has down's syndrome and his sister is a nurse. the recent loss of their parents has brought them closer. >> we're going to live life.

die, you don't if today is your te day or tomorrow is your day. we always loved the bengals. >> last year, melissa became a season ticket holder taking jay to every game possible. >> melissa surprised jay with field passes and he met a few of his favorite players. a belief that hopefully an entire town would get behind. local 12 is your home for the playoff saturday night. we'll bring you special coverage at 5:00. 7:00. the nfl today at 7:30 and then 12. if you have plans to go to the game tomorrow night. rain will definitely be a factor. don't forget, you cannot take umbrellas so bring a poncho with you. here is meteorologist brandon

the rain on the way for the bengals game. round one in some areas. it is starting to finally move out. we have been dealing with rain all morning long. you can see most of it is moving off towards the north and east. and you can see what it is doing in terms of cloud cover. we'll show our tower cam a little bit later on into the newscast and you can see completely gray. you can see paul brown stadium there in the background. 46 degrees. we'll continue to see spotty showers, at least through early afternoon and then very isolated later on. much drier for the evening commute than the morning commute. winds still coming out of the south around 8:00. we're still going to be warm. lots of warm air coming out ahead of this storm system. this is the first storm system we're getting now. you can see the spin here over northern missouri. that's going to continue to move away from us. what we're watching is still well into the

we'll stick with a lot of the clouds today. we'll make it to 50 degrees, maybe even 51 before we drop the of it is. coming up here in less than 15 minutes. there's a lot to talk about. one, round two of the rain on the way. we'll have the timing of that. and then the rain changes to snow on sunday. we could see minor accumulations possible. a whole lot going on in the planning forecast, updates on that here shortly. >> we have some breaking news to tell you about here. a man who was wanted for driving a car up on the sidewalk on dorchester avenue and hitting and killing a runner or a jogger has been arrested. thomas stidham was found by the fugitive apprehension squad on long avenue and bonds hill this morning. police say he resisted arrest and had to be tased by a cincinnati police officer. they had to tase him the second time in order to take him into

he's charged in connection to a fatal hit and run that happened in early december on dorchester. catherine mayfield was running the seven hills race, she was on the sidewalk and hit by a car. the person driving the car took the plates off the car and then ran away. police have been looking for him and they arrested him this morning. as we get more information about the arrest, we'll pass that on to you. >> terrorism arrest, iraqi

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pointing his gun point blank range. >> this guy tried to execute the officer. >> he managed to return fire wounding the suspect. he was arrested several blocks away. >> sources have said that the subject has confessed and said he did it in the name of islam. >> philadelphia's mayor is calling for stricter gun laws. >> there are too many guns on our streets. >> there's no word on the suspect's condition. kenneth craig, cbs news, philadelphia. >> both the philadelphia mayor and the police commissioner started their jobs this week. >> two men arrested on suspicion of terrorism. the iraqi refugees were arrested

the criminal complaint unsealed this week accuses him of travelling to syria and back again and lying to investigators about it. law enforcement officials accuse the houston suspect of providing material support to isis. >> the job reports release

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>> wet and slick roads went to a lot of problems on roads earlier today. this is the out in madison township. inspectors are making sure the house is still stable. officers had to close 122 until salt can be put down. we don't have sensors under all of the roads in the tri-state, but all of the ones that we did have that were well above freezing on the roads. you get these slick spots like this, it was really kind of a surprise this morning. >> when i woke up this morning, i looked at the temperatures and they were right around 3 1, 32. so when we have those late showers moving in. it was isolated. a look at current pavement

freezing, they were well above freezing this morning. we don't have sensors on every single right out there. we're not dealing with the black ice anymore and temperatures have been rising ever since this morning. up near sabina temperatures right around 38 degrees. the last of the 30s really hanging on. look down towards carrollton in northern kentucky, they are close to 50. 46 towards vevay. surely by saturday, for bengals day, we'll be into the middle 50s in some areas. precision doppler 12 hd, we have the rainfall starting to push out of downtown. if you're travelling on the interstates and going up i-75 or 71. up towards columbus.

of northern kentucky. the only county seeing most of the rain is bracken. we're looking okay as we go into the evening, isolated showers. certainly not nearly as widespread as what we seen around this morning. you can see on the atrium medical center weather camera, how low the clouds are. it is not broken, just up in the clouds. every once in a while, you can see hints of the ground zoomed in. the clouds covering it up. 51 degrees will be our high temperature. and then it falls ever so slowly. it is going to be a mild night. temperatures right around 48. down to 47. we may make it into the middle 40s, that's about it.

was overnight last night when we made it into the 30s. this is the back edge of it. clouds start to thin out behind overcast. this is where the center of the low pressure is. you can see it moving across northern missouri and eventually over towards northern illinois. it is not even really developed too much yet. it is over new mexico. all of that will push up into the low pressure system. right over top of us. it is not only going to bring the rain for the bengals game, but also as we go into, especially sunday, it could change over to some snowflakes, believe it or not. round two is on the way. on our hour-by-hour forecast it is going to stick into the evening hours. 52 in st. louis. warmer in st. louis than it is moving on this. hour by hour, a couple of spotty

it is hit and miss. heavier rain moves in late saturday afternoon. so saturday morning, and even early afternoon is looking okay. around 8:00, 9:00, that's when the heaviest of the rain begins to push on through. on sunday, there's that transition to some snow. we could see around an inch or less of snow accumulation. those are the situations where we change from rain to snow that can be very, very tricky, that's something you'll want to stay tuned and take a close look at the forecast, as not only we go throughout the weekend, but especially there on sunday morning when we see the changeover, the roads could be

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