>> more snow on the way. when are we going to get here? how much will we get? the kitties are waiting for this report. paul is back. >> back in the weather change. >> and i've been out west >> you did a little skiing and golf. >> and bone chilling temperatures. and prompted some leaders to

even closed this morning. >> tomorrow morning's commute, it could be kind of nasty. some new challenges. we have two school delays tomorrow. christian academy and prince of peace schools, both on a delay. hi, scott. >> good evening, everyone. temperatures will actually be steady for the next couple of hours. the temperature will rise as we near midnight. we're cloudy between now and 8:00, with occasional flurries. more flurries and snow showers and the possibility of accumulating snow will begin late in the evening and come up especially overnight. we'llwise we'll rise in the 20s that

burst of snow will come through. we're watching what's on the ground and inch to two inches in additional accumulation. late tonight and all the way through the early part of tomorrow evening. still have some live returns. flurries showing up above the ground, likely reaching to the ground, to the west and southwest. as promised see breaks in the clouds. and don't expect any accumulation and returns of precision doppler hd. temperatures will be rising to the teens and eventually to the 20s. 21 in the international airport. factor the wind, windchill, ranges between 5 in wilmington and 14-15 from harrison to batavia. some additional snow to track late tonight and especially in

in addition to snow showers late tonight and especially early tomorrow, we're tracking another wave of cold in the middle part of the week. we'll take you to the hour-by-hour timing and give you radar and discuss specifics from where you live. >> i come back, the weather changes. >> did you watch? >> i actually did. you know how i watched. >> and yeah, you know, it was just snatched out of our hands. bengals fans still reeling from the ugly play-off collapse. >> today, we heard more from players. heard from marvin lewis. they thanked fans for rather electric atmosphere saturday night and it was. he talked about the future >> and just going to find a better way. won't share, as always, will protect our guys and my player as much as i can. and we will continue to protect them all the time like we do.

somebody, he's always trying to kill people. >> no, he's not. you look back and look at the games, every time after the play, you try to arrest them. and 73, kick them in the back of the -- and we're not talking about that. i'm going to leave it at that and see you guys later. >> and he's so difficult. unfortunately the ugliness is not confined to the field. >> police arrest ed ed from both sides for bad behavior. >> it appears alcohol did get the best of some fans saturday night. six men were booked after the game mostly for assault. some of the victims were women. there were nearly 65 thousand fans cheering on the

night. many had all day to drink and things got relatively testy during the game. and the fact that only six people were charged shows the fans were largely well behaved and security did its job. five of the six people appeared today in hamilton county municipal court. some were bengals fans. some were steelers fans. the charges were linked to alcohol. one man was charged with urine -- urine eighting. fan behavior depends a lot on what transpires before the game. >> 54 thousand fans think they are up here. and then all of a sudden it crashes. emotionally, alcohol and things of that nature take over, and

you have 50 thousand people mad. it's kind of a nature of a beast, to be hospital. >> five of the charged were released on their own recog niz alps or released with low bonds. and live in the newsroom, larry davis, local 12 news. back to you. ahead at 5:00, brad steinky has more in the fallout for saturday night. and at 6:00, look at how prime time may impact cincinnati's image across the country. and deputies will probably be wearing body cameras in the next couple of months. they told commissioners why the cameras are necessary. the cameras will cost more than million dollar. and as george hirsh tells us, the money. >> not going to do it. >> shoot me. this dramatic body camera

officer catching a homicide suspect last year. the richmond officers didn't have body cam. now hamilton county sheriff officers are likely to get cameras, too >> we're moving forward to take the lead with the body cameras and to be the standard for other agencies both locally and nationally. >> sheriff jim neil, bought 270 body cams, cost $7.4 million. and the feel, body cameras will be mandatory necessary soon so let's go ahead with the curve. >> to outside influences, so if you are going to ask did the

>> and 99.7 percent of the time, shows body cameras doing the right thing. video from texts, where the suspect went for a gun and was shot by officers in a justified shooting that is valid by video. if county commissioners approve, the body cam should be out in all patrol deputies and specialized offices, like the k-9 unit by the end of march. as one sheriff officer puts it, if a picture is worth a thousand words? what's a video camera? >> it's made by a taser company as part of the deal. each deputy will get a taser stun gun as well. meanwhile, they will test different types of body cameras. once they decide, they will put about 600 cameras into service mid-summer.

few good men and women. >> you will have to wait to share your feedback.

are going to waste your input on how to bring violent crime in the city. and could be expected at the forum. and city leaders say they want to hear from people who have concerns on the crime and dedicate resources to fixing the problem. we'll let you know when more meetings will be scheduled. each of cincinnati's five police districts will have those. it will be coming the coming weeks. cincinnati police will be coming for the few good men and women. applications for the group core class at the end of the month. find out more information about the application process tonight at district 3 headquarters on ferguson road in westwood. it runs from 6:30 to 8:00. there's another session in the pleasant ridge library and thursday at the police academy. many diseases get started with the digestive system. >> how a healthy gut could mean

>> this is scary. this is not just about feeling better, looking better and getting nice clothes. it was really about life and mortality, more than anything. >> betsy says she tried everything to get healthy but nothing worked. out of desperation, she turned to nurse practitioner who said not all about most disease comes from the system or gut. she tries to find the root cause of the disease. they say conditions such as diabetes, fatigue and auto immune disorders are a red flag that something is off. >> a lot of times, it comes from the gut. >> so how do you fix the gut? she says it starts with eliminating highly processed and

lean protein and . prebuyotic powerhouses, aspargus, oatmeal, artichokes. >> many could be addressed with style, changes, exercise and the right nutritional support. >> in walton massachusetts, linda champia from cnn. looking to bring out el chapo to the u.s. >> one big ice scraper to help with the winter chill. >> we will have scattered flurries. a much bigger disturbance is

>> the notorious drug lord guzman known as el chapo. sean penn was doing an interview for rolling stone magazine. mexican authorities, was told he's wanted in the u.s. his defense has three days to give argument against extradition and 20 days to support benefits, beyond the appeals they have already

and if you had to stand outside the cold, scrape your car. you had it tough. but you should be thankful you were not buffalo, new york. those who woke up in buffalo, may be further north, ended up with ice in their car. and they might have wait to the spring to get back to their car. >> that's great video. that lax like niagara falls. >> and -- >> kind of run together, the last two winters. where they have flip upon flip. >> they are about to get blasted here. possibly several inches over a foot for some down stream in the lake. >> paul is not here. the record is supposed to be tuesday.

yesterday. we have another round of snow coming tomorrow. even though we didn't see snow. >> we would have break the record. >> have a lot to talk about. in the next couple of hours, we're a-okay. accumulating. winter weather advisories posted in purple. it's along north and west of interstate 71, including cincinnati. in this area, the advisory runs from 1:00 in the morning to 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. well, to the southeast, areas of cincinnati is also under winter advisory, but it will start later. it will last through 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. the take away here, we're expecting a winter weather event because the events will come earlier for areas along north and west of interstate 71. likely beginning late this

early part of the overnight, and everyone gets in on the fun, by the time good morning. cincinnati starts. and thankfully, temperatures will be rising with little in the way of snow at best, will have some flurries. no accumulation. cloudy sky overhead. 7:00, 9:00, and flurries begin to develop by the time we start local 12 news live at 11:00. a better chance of snow will come around midnight and especially overnight. and we'll likely have temperature tonight in the mid-20s at 7:00. we'll inch to the mid-upper 20s as the night goes on. don't forget. we have updated the forecast several times today. we will continue to update the forecast this afternoon, this evening, in the weather authority app. you could track flurries and snow showers as they march to the tri-state. wkrc is what they search for in the app store or google play.

it feels a lot colder. wind chills are in the single digits if not zero throughout the day. expecting 1-2 inches of new snow, on top of what's on the ground, beginning at midnight. and visibilities will be reduced, the first snow comes through. we have another cold shot coming for mid week. temperatures now range between 20-24, from anderson to forest park. college hill, versailles. temperatures are rising for much of the day. the low tonight will be set early. temperatures will gradually rise to around 30, early tomorrow morning. scattered flurries are in the mix right now. bigger disturbances is taking shape to the west. it's still materializing. flurries and snow showers are likely as we get deeper to the overnight. i suspect the flurries are not reaching the ground. they will be surprised if you see some flakes floating through the community. here's the wave of snow,

snow showers are likely early tomorrow. the coveragend an intensity of the snow showers will decrease as they get in the afternoon. there will be lingering effects. flurry roads, slick spots. that's why the winter advisory is in effect at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. then we set the stam for a cold start. the threat level is be aware. screaming message, one to two inches of snow. roads will be slick and snowy, beginning late tonight and especially tomorrow. temperatures gradually rise tonight, up to 29 by 6:00 in the morning. snow showers are favored early tomorrow. the cold returns late in the day. planning forecast shows, we're windy tomorrow. the feel like temperature, or the windchill will be in the teens, if not the single digits at times. swarm up coming on thursday and friday. it never looked so good with rain on friday. the cold is back by the time

take you to another forecast model. take you to the hour-by-hour timing. zoom in on the tri-state. >> and the single digits are nasty when they come. >> and beautiful.

>> some shirts for sale on amazon has sparked a firestorm. >> why there's so much outrage. >> it's illegal to kill themselves and it's depicted in a shirt. >> that's my first reaction, that someone could get hurt. >> being sold through amazon by a 14-year-old. >> and mike hinnic did the same. the efforts seems to be paying off >> and taking them down. >> and the issue is personal. >> and lynne signed the petition. >> and i think it's dangerous to have something like that, offensive, to have something like that.

>> the caption reads, suicide, realize that life is pointless. >> and why it bothers me, it's more realistic looking than the 16 figures. >> and they reach out to amazon. they have not responded to my request for comment. half a dozen style for sale, only one still remains in the canadian site. >> and this is disgusting. >> customer service. people have them responding to individuals. >> they have to do more than that. >> they hope will donate to a health charity to make it right. >> what kind of person, actually designed something like this. >> and suicide is not. for those who know the struggle, it will never be. peter kim, global news. >> and my 13-year-old daughter

these days? we have another example here. . powerball mania spreads across the country. >> first at 4:00, remembering david bowie. >> tributes to music legend david bowie are pouring over the world. .

>> winter weather advisory looms for the tri-state tonight. >> local 12 meteorologist, scott dimmich has been tracking the weather models. he has more on what to expect. >> we have a winter weather advisory that covers everyone in the local 12 viewing area. the start time of the advisory depends on where you live. if you live along to the north and west, winter weather advisory is in effect from 1:00 a.m. and continues to the early part of tuesday evening. this is where this winter weather event will start earlier. if you live in the far southern or south eastern part of the tri-state, the advisory still in effect tomorrow. it will start at 5:00 a.m. the impact on this winter weather event will come later, the further south, and southeast you go.

early as 10:00, 11:00, especially to the northwest of cincinnati. the coverage of the snow showers will start to ramp up overnight. and will likely see temperatures rise this evening and overnight. we will start tonight, 7:00, 24 degrees. by the time we start local 12 news at 11:00, some flurries developing especially to the northwest of cincinnati. overnight, snow showers develop, meaning the possibility of accumulating snow will ramp up. by early tomorrow morning, temperatures in the early 20s to around 30. we promised earlier today, good morning. cincinnati, live at noon, scattered flurries around the tri-state. the disturbance that will create snow showers, late tonight and tomorrow, still taking shape to the west. mid-levels of the atmosphere will cool rapidly in the next several hours. that means support for flurries

mention earlier today, some flurries across the tri-state. some flakes will reach the ground. batch will be coming through. it doesn't have a lot of punch and will not provide any additional accumulation on what's on top of the ground. temperatures are slowly rising this morning and this afternoon. we began in cincinnati, with the temperature of 7. we're up to 22 degrees. there's two spots in the teens. factor the wind, it still feels cold. wind chills are 6 for most. coming up, snow showers will have an impact on the morning commute tuesday. perhaps for the afternoon commute. i expect wet and snowy roads, beginning tonight and continuing to tomorrow. and there's a warm up coming in the weekend. we'll take a look at the forecast and hour-by-hour forecast, coming in 10 minutes. >> if you're sick of the snow and cold, you're in trouble; right?. >> at least for a little while.

death of davidy bowie, pop star who challenged musical convention for five decades, died after an 18-month old fight of cancer. david bowie was one of a kind from his number one space hit, to his album released last week, the ever changing audience kept his audience guessing. from his ardology to the pop star in the 80s, bowie kept changing. >> paul trinca is a bowie photographer. >> he really defined what a pop star could be. >> he was born david jones in london in 1947. he told cbs in 2002, he always knew he was an artist. >> until late in my teens, i

a musical or if i was going to be painting. i kept vacillating back and forth and i opted for the music events. >> it's a situation that opted new music performers. >> won't be lady gaga or maddonna. he showed them how to make celebrities around them. >> fans left flowers and cards on his hall of fame. some powerful tributes could be found in london in the bricks and neighborhood where bowie was born. >> you could listen to any music and pick up what it meant in the 70s. it's timeless. announces in the world >> and his testament, broad appeal stands from madonna to kanye west, and the vatican council tweeted their

tina crou, cbs news, london. >> bowie turns 69 on friday, same day he released an album, black star. and a new musical from his off broadway musical, lazareth. jonathan alliance has the latest from our terror alert desk. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias. for the first time we are seeing images. they released surveillance images near the gas station of france and belgium. sala is a terror suspect who is still on the run. police believe the pictures were taken the day after the november 13th terror attack. we're learning more about the man killed while being attacked by the paris police station last week.

living in a german shelter. while it came with the shelter, none said the attacks were planned. and as president obama prepares for the final state of the union speech tomorrow night, a new national poll, the americans believe the president overstepped his constitutional powers on the executive powers on gun control. we conducted the poll, along with the 57 sister stations across the country in the st. clair broadcasting group. we asked, did president obama exceed the constitutional orders. 70 percent, with more than 6600 people voted, yes, he did overstep the cop stugsal powers. 3 percent who voted said they didn't know. thanks to all of you for taking part. we invite your feedback and leave us a comment on your local 12 facebook page.

person who was shot and killed near mount healthy. he was shot in front of the amerrie stop near compton road. the suspect reportedly walked up to the car and started shooting. daniel brooks is in the hospital in critical condition. and tomorrow may be a step closer to being the first billionaire lotto winner. and lottery officials say that jackpot could get bigger before wednesday night's drawing. chiritta duncan has the powerball maker. at $1.3 billion, the powerball jackpot is the biggest in the world. too big for a billboard and those who rarely resist. >> i rarely buy lotto tickets but hear it may be lucky.

>> historic record sales and it comes down to this. >> the game defied saturday night, when it failed to produce a winner. even though 75 percent of the 75 million number combinations were sold. >> you have all three tickets. >> doug decided to try his luck more than once. with the odds at 292 million to 1, the chances of winning don't necessarily increase the more you play. >> you may see yourself at getting closer to the pot but you are not. the more frenzy, the more tickets that are sold, the longer the odds become which works against the hard-working americans who buy the tickets. in 2005, americans spent $5 billion.

billion or now a billion 3, you could understand people's enthusiasm and hope that they can be the one? absolutely. at the end of the day, it is real money and it adds up. >> and if you actually win the powerball and decide to take the one time cash payment, you're looking at 806 million, before taxes. sharricca duncan, cbs news, queens, new york. >> we will have the powerball numbers for you on wednesday night. will you be in. >> sometimes you buy into and you look at the odds. i'm kind of too logical.

fined $2.5 million, penalties include not returning wheelchairs for passengers or inadequately not helping them move through several airports. some moves, tarmac delays and allowing planes to deplane. and massachusetts, one of the most innovative states in the country. that's according to bloomberg study. it ranks the state, from science, technology and employment. and california came in at a close second. washington, new jersey, connecticut, round the top 5. the least innovative were mississippi, south dakota, arkansas and louisiana. kentucky finished 45th. ouch. indiana, 34th. u.s. stocks struggle to end mostly higher. oil and gas companies were hit by another plunge in the price of crude.

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father aired. rich jaffe will show us when that happened. and up next at 6:00, ugliness of the steelers game had an impact far, cincinnati. and the team saw the national average. joe webb will look at whether it gave the city's image a black eye. local 12 continues to investigate the problem, and solutions behind childhood cincinnati and poverty. and whether raising the minimum problem. two single moms that make minimal wage and the struggles they face raising families. we'll look at the impact raising the minimum wage and women like others like them. >> it's so nice when people us. they trust us with their story.

they work. >> and could i go back to saturday. what's the atmosphere two hours before the game. >> it was electric. everybody loves the bengals. the city is looking good. everybody has high hopes. and you can't even talk about what happened? >> and it will take quite a while. >> and see you. >> and it sounds good. >> taking a look at the traffic. a little north of mitchell on 75. and everything moving smoothly. are we worried about commute down the road here. >> not worried about today's commute. road conditions starts to deteriorate late tonight, especially midnight. if you are out and about, at best, seeing flakes flying around. the airport is not reporting flurries at the top of the hour. show you some returns. only reports once an hour. i got a secret way to figure out what's going on >> share it with us >> what happened when you're a weather nerd. show you the winter weather

in the tri-state. there's a different start and stop time depending on where you live. if you are in the highlighted areas, in purple, cincinnati, connorsville, versailles, winter weather advisory in effect from 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. you will see the impacts of the winter weather event first, compared to the areas well to the south and southeast of cincinnati. from owington, to augusta to peebles. winter weather advisory in effect tomorrow. it will start at 5:00 a.m. and go until 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. i expect the heavier snow with this event, at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. you may be wondering why is the back end of the advisory 5:00 p.m. and because there's wind advisories, wet, slushy roads in

will be falling, too. so if people drive over snow that accumulates in an untreated road, it may refreeze. the impact may focus tomorrow. there will be lingering effects in the afternoon. snow showers will increase in coverage late tonight and decrease in intensity tomorrow. if your kids go to school tomorrow, they will be standing in snow showers that will reduce the visibility. we'll start tomorrow at 29 degrees. we're down to 26 at lunch. if your kids are going to work or school, coming back, temperatures will be in the mid-upper teens. we're expecting an inch to two inches of new snow accumulation. when we talk about how much snow will accumulate, that's in addition to the ground. atrium weather center right now, cloudy skies in cincinnati. we'll see some breaks in the clouds.

in the weather cam here. more on that in a moment. thanks to a win out of the south at 10:00. temperatures now 22 in sips natty. the low temperature this evening, will be 24. and then we rise gradually about a degree or two every couple of hours, between 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. there will be flurries on live precision doppler hd by the time we kick-off, live at 11:00. we'll keep you up-to-date on road conditions, where the heavier bursts of snow will be. and this system has the potential to be an an overachiever.

intense at times. just dial in the box at the international airport. no accumulation. and flurries and snow showers developing very late in the midnight. and the coverage of snow showers comes up for a couple of showers around midnight. then we may get a let up of showers, 1:00, 2:00, in the morning. here's the bigger round of snow showers, 5, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. during the morning, lingering snow showers in the afternoon. i suspect visibilities will be trending up

o. o: roads will be slick and snowing. we also become breezy tonight, with temperatures rising through the 20s. flurries and snow showers will be favored late tonight and early tomorrow morning. and temperatures will be in the mid to upper teens. if you miss any part of the weather cast, it has been updated. stay with our team of meteorologist as the snow showers goes through. >> and we have two delays. i anticipate we get more. >> delays and cancellations because of yesterday. because of cold. tomorrow, it's not so much of the cold, it's the snow. >> and anticipation is growing. >> thanks very much. >> nominations come up for this year's academy awards.

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>> biggest stars came in sunday night for the 73rd annual golden globe awards. >> and seen as an indicator who may take home an oscar next month. chris has more. >> the golden globe goes to -- >> rebannon won top honors,

picture, drama and best actor, leonardo dicaprio. >> want to share the award with the first nation represented in the film. >> i can't believe this. >> bri larson took home for best actress. jennifer lawrence, won best actress in a comedy for her performance in joy. martian won best actor in a comedy. and it was sylvester stallone that earned the most thunderous applause, winning the best surprise, in the movie creed. >> i want to thank my imaginary friend, rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >> the globes honor the best in television. for the first time, streaming services like netflix garnered more nominations than cable. amazon most heart in the jungle took home two globes. for best supporting actor.

i'm going to try to be nice. >> often controversial comedian returns to host the year's broadcast. actor denzel washington was honored like time achievement reward >> i have only seen only one of those. >> i haven't seen one. >> did better than you. the nominees will be announced this thursday. here's rob and cammy with local 12 news, live at 5:00. thanks very much. an exciting season ends in a devastating fashion. and you'll hear from marvin lewis as he reflects. the fallout continues from saturday's bengals meltdown as out of control fans find themselves in court today. talking cars. the government gives the green light on new technology that could make our road safer.