>> snow squalls, snow temperatures, add up to a bunch of trouble. temperatures temperatures. and get warm. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. we're staying on top of your breaking news you a lert. >> local 12 remains on the scene along i-74.

and shut down i-74 in both directions, ohio, and indiana border. the crash involved several tractor trailers and total of 30 vehicles. inner state remains closed as clues work to remain all the wreckage. and we hope that the road will be back, but we don't know. >> we hope you have some options, if that's what part of what you're doing. there's no word when the expressionway is travelling. jim dalton could tell you how to get around the crash. >> with 74 being an absolute mess between saint leon and harrison. the best advice is to completely avoid 74. if you can't, there's a work around. that's to go through harrisson. so basically, what you want to

cincinnati side of things, start near the recommendky near new haven road. use that to go to harrison to state. state takes you to old u.s. 52, also known as harrison brookville road. that's below 74. you'll continue to take 52 up to 46, that puts you out after a while, in indiana 1 in the saint leon area, where you could get back to 74. obviously, you could get in the reverse. there's the work around. it will take you a little bit of time time. >> did you have any trouble going up. >> >>. >> and everything commutingwise is okay.

>> scott dimmic is in with the details. brad, erica. >> thankfully we're done with accumulating snow. we'll have flurries well to the east and northeast of cincinnati, thanks to the snow we had earlier. some lingering issues in some tri-state roads. this is the end of the road for dealing with this round of snow and its effects. however, the cold is surging from the west. temperatures will continue to fall in the next couple of hours. while wind speeds drop, and that pushes the windchill down or below zero in spots. and from 11:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. on wednesday. area wide, windchills will be near if not below zero early tomorrow.

falling between now and midnight. notice some clouds around. otherwise a clear sky overhead this evening. overnight, we stay clear to start the overnight. and it drops down to 7:00 with high level clouds gradually moving in. live precision doppler shows no snow. we have snow squalls. wind gusts to 45 miles an hour, what a difference a few hours makes. at best, some flurries will roam through, perhaps highland county in the next couple of hours. as promised, earlier today, we will get some sun. we have plenty of it right now. a cum luse clouds that develop late in the arch, will be dissipating the next couple of hours. 22 at the international airport. windchill 6. we're tracking cold overnight. return of cloud cover tomorrow. snow showers, rain showers, part

take care of that in 10 minutes. back to the desk. >> one of the hardest working reporter larry davis has been out in the cold all day in the accident on i-74. 40 car pileup on 74. larry davis is out there live. what's the status right now? >> as you could see in my shoulder, there's a line of semis, other vehicles, as far as you could see, on i-74 here. these vehicles are not moving they are not moving for a while, after a spectacular chain reaction crash earlier today that involves some 40 vehicles. the same was unbelievable. one semi after another after another piled on top of one another. cars against car rails. some people caught in the middle took pictures of what they saw. it started around 11:00, when the weather took the turn for

snow squalls moved in the area very quickly, covering the interstate with snow and ice. tractor trailer was the first to jackknife. other vehicles slammed into one trying to stop. vehicles went into the middle of the ravine. people were trapped inside the vehicles and had to be rescued with the jaws of life. some drivers say the weather went from clear to white out conditions in a matter of minutes. >> i haven't heard any information, people on the scene. we did have a squall come through. i was out and we had large gusts of wind and blowing snow and made visibility very small at that time. when the chain reaction type crashes happened, that's what caused them. people lose visibility and they start slowing down and we get a rear end -type situation. in this situation, it's a

and all other vehicles had to with the semi. >> those who were injured taken to local hospitals. none of the injuries is life-threatening. there were a number of people trapped in the wreckage. as you could see, those people stranded in the interstate, they are checking on them to make sure they have enough fuel and are keeping warm. time. we learned in the next hour or so, there's a huge hole in the pavement, where the wreck happened. because of a huge roll of steel crashed into the pavement and causing a hole in the interstate. it will be closed for quite some time. live in i-74.

>> anguish father calls 911. and 14-year-old died. perry schaible was the first one there this morning and tells us shooting >> this is a tragic accident. you feel for the family and every unwith involved in the situation. neighbors and friends have been stopping by this house on blanch ard avenue throughout the day to pay their respects to max. and his father died when his father accidentally shot him in the neck. it turned out to be his son, who apparently snuck in the house from the bus stop to avoid going to school. the teenager died a short time later. >> and he was close to the daddy. had a father-son relationship. always, make his way, take care of his boy. always made sure he was running

making sure his hair is clear i know his dad is really heartbroken. i just pray for the family and hope everybody will be okay. >> i was shocked when i found out he ended up dying, we all cried. it was unfortunate. >> several people have been in and out of the house throughout the day. it appears at one point, they were cleaning things up. police plan to interview the father and determine the next step, that could include charges, depending on what comes out of the interview. perry schaible, local 12 news. >> it appears the teen appeared in the basement, startling the father. the handgun discharged and hit the teen. shooting of an armed robbery suspect. that word from the police chief and mayor.

the walgreen's on glen view avenue showing the gun. >> kept telling them, please, please, please. finally, thank god. >> and after getting nothing, police say he went across the street to deal with this, pulled out his gun and got away with more than $400. minutes later, police found him at sunset, repeatedly ordering to keep his hands out of his pockets. when pen brook pulled his weapon, that's when they open fire. >> they are training clearly in this situation. you see an individual. they responded in how they train. >> they get information out quickly. they had the news conference, less than 24 hours after the shooting. they are going to be multiple investigation into the situation

the officers really had no choice. >> people in the neighborhood, they thought it was pretty clear cut. the commands to the young man were basically precise. there was no confusion on what was there to do. >> and police say pem brook had 16 misdemeanor conviction. it turns out his weapon was a pistol. it looked like a real gun to the store clerks and it looked real to the cops. >> i want to be clear the officers were justified in what they did. this guy pointed a gun at the police. that's totally unacceptable. . >> cruiser cam shows the suspect, and out of sensitive to the family, we decided not to

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. >> police are asking, do you know this man? his name is tyler crawford.

people, killing one of them. learn how police want to find them. they say crawford shot into a car sunday night in amerrystop. 21-year-old alonzo died. a third person in the car was not hurt. that number was 352-3040. and there's now a 25 thousand reward for information that helps police catch the person who set fire to a home where firefighter died. patrick walterman died after falling on the floor in pater avenue in december -- last december. december 28th, to be exact. a $10 thousand reward has been offered. since then, individuals have thousand. if you have any information, call crimestoppers at 352-3040 and you don't have to give your name.

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>> we have a little bit of the snow. >> cool just looking at the pictures. >> it's going to be really, really cold.

moderate to heavy at times. visibility went way down in the snow. and thankfully those are history. if you didn't get the specifics, you don't have to worry about it tonight or tomorrow or for the foreseeable future. we have rain and snow chances coming for the weekend let's take care of the back end of the event, which is quickly winding down. dew to the lingering effects, burst of snow that we had earlier today. the national weather service has continued the winter weather tri-state. we are done with the accumulating snow. windchill advisory has been tomorrow morning. that's the potential of windchills 5-10 below zero. if your kids are going to school. there will be some. windchill drops down below zero overnight and early tomorrow.

temperatures will continue falling. that means when you start tomorrow, between 5-10 december. the wind chill and feels like temperature will be near if not below zero. in covington this afternoon, shows a different picture than we had for local 12 news live at noon. temperature 21. precipitation meltses down to 300 of an inch much, much of that falling between roughly 11:00 and 1:00 and all in the form of snow. we're very cold tonight. we'll start tomorrow, 5-10. even though we're clear for much of tonight, we become cloudy tomorrow. if you're sick of the snow, warmer air is coming for the start of the weekend. clouds return and so do the chances of rain. factor the wind, sustained at 26

the windchill is 2 above zero. for good reason. you should be concerned for leaving your kids out in the bus stop tomorrow morning. hat, gloves, full winter gear needed, if they are going to school early tomorrow morning and not on the delay. typical call for a lot of superintendent. no snow falling from the sky. it's going to be silly cold tomorrow morning. jet stream is taking a big dip. 53 in minneapolis. upper level support is quickly pulling through. and notice, no snow in the tri-state. live precision doppler hd. flurries are a possibility between dayton and columbus. that's when we will keep the chances. we're nice and quiet tonight. tomorrow, we start with sun and finish with a lot of cloud cover.

a skwauth of snow, especially in the northern part of ohio. we're keeping snow showers out of the tri-state and early thursday. we will have a lot of cloud cover tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night, thursday as well. well: tonight, hardly a cloud in the sky. clear at 8:00. clear at midnight. mostly clear by 6:00 in the morming. down to 7 degrees. it will feel colder. windchills at or below zero. temperatures rise wednesday night and thursday, even with an abundance of clouds. notice, rain and snow chances return friday, saturday and even sunday. best chance for any additional snow accumulation will be saturday.

longer by hour forecast and discuss how much snow, the last couple of winners in a bit. here's brad. >> >>. >> we have a lot to talk about. doug and foster. >> they are about 6-month old. males, they have their microchiped, ready to go for adoption. they make nice little companion animals. >> two cuteies out there. >> working on the documentary. >> stella is showing people from a dog's perspective to come to local 12 for adopt a pet. >> we're working on this because we have something going on. >> we have a telethon this saturday. the doggie -- documentary will be featured. >> we will be working on where. >>. >> oh, yeah. >> and can ye road.

a feature, at rich jaffe did >> you're asking me the hard questions. >> we're showing the kitties. let's show the kitties one more time. >> and both females, three-month old. >> three-month old for the kitties. the kitties and dogies will be available tomorrow at -- >> noon, 39, 49, corain avenue, in good old north side. people could call, 541-6100 for information. >> fantastic. >> saturday, our telethon here. >> i'll be there. maybe with my new dog, been here two days and haven't talked about it yet. . up next, an airline it took joel silverman years to

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>> welcome back at 4:30.

in dearborn county. >> troopers say it sent six people in area hospitals. and earlier, larry davis said they changed that. they are saying not life-threatening. that's the good news of the day. chain reaction crash, really bad. in really white out conditions, shutting i-74 in both directions in the ohio indiana border. the crash involved 7 tractor trailers and total of 40 vehicles. the crews work to clear the wreckage. breaking news in the persian gulf. the pentagon says it lost contact with the boats as they are travelling between kuwait and beran. the boats and crew will return promptly. the incident just happened. it remains to be seen what kind of response the u.s. has or will not have.

well on local12.com. president obama will deliver his final state of the union address. he will talk about his successes in the past year and from his two terms in office. observers says he has achieved some of the goals despite road mroks. scott schumann is in washington on the president's relations with congress and what he could do to work with them on his final year. scott? >> the white house sent out an e-mail, acknowledging, that's a legitimate challenge. also saying, we are not slowing down. we'll own the finish line. whether or not the president will do that, with or without question. >> the president of the united states. if there's one thing to expect, the white house says, it's a big picture vision. it's not just an annual to-do list.

final state of union to unify in a town that's often deemed broken. >> how does the presidency anything? >> one thing we can do is focus on the areas we agree. as you point out, it's harder. >> the president is hopeful there's middle ground on two top 2016 priorities. criminal justice and international trade agreements. >> those are a couple of areas, we can work with democrats and republicans to do something good for the country. >> though hardly a sure thing. the presidents believe like he has with gun control and cuban regulation, will result to more executive actions. >> it's unfortunate. the expansion of president order is bipartisan effort. >> president george w. bush issued nearly 200 during his term in office. obama is not far behind.

there's even more. >> the president is circumventing the constitutional framework out. it's a frustration. >> and, of course, on capitol hill, no grand statements go without a response. immediately after the president's speech, republican south carolina governor, nicky hailey has been chosen what we can assume a critical reaction to the state of the union. paula. >> thank you, scott. we have reaction rolling in as well. we want to tell people, president people will be at 9:00 tonight. watch it here on local 12:00. we will have highlights and reaction live at local 12 at 11:00. >> expectations for tonight's speech will pour in. sherry brown, he expects the president to reflect on the state of the economy when he

>> losing 800 thousand jobs when he took office. since the auto rescue, which is particularly important to ohio, because the whole state is nearly part of auto chain and job growth. since then, we have seen 70 months in a row of unprecedented job growth. >> brown says he hopes president will reach out to congress in things coming up in the year, like sanctions of isis to move money. he also says the president has tried to find some common ground with congress. rob portman does not necessarily agree. he's hoping to work on topics where the president could work together. >> give a speech to further divide the town. >> and talk about some areas where we can find some consensus and move forward. i think there are a number of those. >> the mental health component is something in which both

he says we have to focus on defeating terrorism and protecting the homeland. i spoke with republican senator steve chabbot. he would also like to see the president reach out to congress and show more willingness to work on the economy, tax simplication. i would ask him if he would credit the president with taking over and avoiding a depression. >> on the economy, yes, it's gotten somewhat better. we are going to be a lot further along than we are right now. unfortunately, because the tax code is far too complicated, the government is going to regulate the individuals and small businesses in the country, we're still lagging behind. >> and i'm sorry. congressman chabbot told me, he wants to hear about defeating isis overseas, including engagement on the ground and stopping the recruiting practices in the internet.

to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples will attend the president's speech. kim davis will attend with her lawyer. no lawmaker will extend. and her name was removed for all marriage licenses being issued 20 kentucky. ohioans could be considered on-line. and house panel reviewing the proposal that will secure the on-line process for voters. you will need to show your driver's license, state id card. the proposal will allow voters to secure their political power affiliation. ohio voters will claim their affiliation by casting their ballots. residents could still remain unaffiliated. >> the weather is stranding people on the road. on facebook, people who are retiring, they are cheering. they are so excited.

wouldn't that be a big benefit. >> scott has the answer? >> at least we don't have to deal with snow. at least for a few hours. at 7:00 on, we're focused on a relaxing sky, and temperatures down 5-10. and due to the snow earlier 1-2 inches as promised. there's some lingering issues in some roads. winter advisory continues until 7:00. also of a concern, windchill advisory for fayette and union county indiana. and it's until 11:00 a.m. on wednesday. that's the likely spot to see windchill as much as 10 below zero. for the rest of the tri-state, windchill will center at 5 above

that's assuming your kids go to school and they don't get a delay or cancellation. some clouds early. some clouds late. temperatures go down between 5-10 degrees. these are forecast temperatures for each hour tonight. windchills will be at least a couple to few to couple of degrees below temperature all the way through sun rise. snow squalls, snow showers are quickly moving out. we have no snow to track. live precision doppler hd. the temperature in the international airport, 20 degrees. wilmington down to 18. hamilton down to 20. some. windchill 2 above at the international airport. clear, we're cold. cold wednesday. rain returns. late friday. and rain chances, go away much we trade them for snow and cold late for the planning forecast. i'll share that for you coming in 10 minutes. back to the newsdesk with paul

if the winter weather has you feel the winter blues, new report says you don't have to say that way. joining us with details is medical reporter, liz bonis. >> few people are happy to go out of school. the rest of us, they could start to feel really lousy as the cold sets in. that's not in your head. it's due to your changes in your body or brain chemistry. as they say, the day gets colder. experts in the report, found three-quarters experience the weather related depressed feeling are women, twice as common in climates like ours. this is what you're seeing. that's what we notice when we step outside. gray and not really what we were hoping for, probably when we got up. it lends to the sluggish feeling. experts say, if the days gets shorter, into december and january, temperatures are getting colder.

and some say commonly feel the weather-related fatigue. it's often called season affected disorder. changes could make a difference. so could a few other things that you may want to do on your own. this is the best part of the report. first thing they found, when people got out of the weather, they just did something 15 minutes. at little as 15 minutes of activity a day, they saw changes in the brain chemistry linked to better mood. it doesn't matter if it was inside or outside. daylight, natural light, always best. indoor lighting, extra helpful. they have sunlight lamps that gradually wake you up or gradually light up the room. they call it light therapy. they can make a difference in changing the chemistry. they found this is the time of year that messes with your chemistry. it doesn't have a lot of interaction.

neighbors in the winter. if you are a person that normally socializes, you don't. if you like to entertain, you don't get winter fatigue. i feel like sometimes, i go three months and barely see my neighbors except for running. we're back at 6:00 p.m. to tell you about an er miracle. some amazing things. still ahead, first at 4:00, production ramps up, moves on the next vehicle that will be made there. plus, do you have your

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>> the turkish prime minister is blaming isis for the deadly suicide attack. attack. most of them were tourists. it happened in the mosque that's in the city. germans are warning their citizens to avoid public yashs in the wake of the attack. they believe the bomber came from syria. in capitol hill, arms chitty healed a hearing about dealing with isis in syria and iraq. >> at the end of the day, i

we have to take syrian military security resources as degraded as they become and turn them into a force, community support in taking on isis. >> and that hearing comes as the u.s. continues airstrikes on isis targets in iraq and syria. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, allison starling. >> touchdown with us. how low could it go. temperatures crash, start tomorrow between 5:00 and 10:00. wind chills below zero. we had two inches of snow. we promise one to two. nearly everyone fell in the range. they were upstream, where we had the burst of snow in the accident in 74. the total for snow, through today's date through the season, 4 1/2 inches of snow. compared to this point last year. 5.9 measureded in the international airport.

date. 2013, 2014, 18 1/2 inches of snow. we're behind last year's space. and at best, we'll be around early this evening. we have clear skies as we near midnight. temperatures crash to the teens this evening. wind chills will fall into the single digits and we'll have a windchill near or below zero tomorrow morning. i have updated the winter weather authority app. if you don't have the app, google play. it's updated all the time. afternoon, evening, if you're on the go, just know that the weather authority goes where you go. international, and west union

the weather cam shows temperatures down to the teens. : liberty is down to 15. georgetown, sharonville, and all in the wenties -- 20s. wind chills are down in the teens for some and single digits for some. everyone will have a windchill at least between 5-10. slam-dunk there because the temperature will be between 5 hp 10. temperatures are in the process of falling now. they have been falling for much of the afternoon. windchill tomorrow morning, and for some, 5-10 below zero. sensitive measure. if the winds 5, versus 10 miles an hour, that has a big bearing on how low the windchill goes. notice the lack of snow, doppler

five hours ago, we had snow squalls. squalls: big improvement this afternoon. clear skies at 8:00, 10:00. midnight. when you tune in to good morning. cincinnati. just no snow, silly cold. and wind chills near or below zero. wind chills are likely to stay below zero at times early tomorrow. gradually, wind chills go up in the single digits. notice the increase in cloud cover, but no rain or snow tomorrow. sick of cold, temperatures actually rise. rain develops friday. you know it's not going to last. weekend, starts warm. best chance for accumulation, if any occurs in the week ahead, will be saturday. have a great night. >> you, too, as well.

marvin lewis and defensive coordinator, they linked an ton yoe brown is dirty. birkwood was suspended after the first three games of 2016 for repeated dangerous hits. >> we are asking people to sound off on facebook. here's what cliff says. perfect hit was over the line. i feel it was dangerous and illegal, taking the role of enforcer. >> i think it warranted the penalty. i don't think it was dirty. he expected the body to be, as teammates love the progress. >> that was as legal as it comes. no helmet to helmet at all. shoulder to helmet. had he won the game he would be a hero. since they didn't want to place the blame on people, get over it. so sick of hearing this. both teams are being fined.

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after the engine started to give out. rachel kim has details, about the mid air crisis. >> we're coming down and so we're either going to go in a dirt patch or we found the highways. >> 27-year-old recounts the scary moments right after she and the flight instructor realized they couldn't get high enough to make it to camarillo in the small plane. they were practicing maneuvers when daniel heard the engines sputter >> i asked the instructor, what's wrong. did you touch the throttle. he realized we were having engine failure. >> when you heard the words, engine failure, what goes through your mind? >> o, you're going to die. >> there's so many things going through daniel's mind. so many things that could go wrong. >> we saw like the cable lines. we thought we were going to hit them. >> the two were to decide where

they chose the southbound lanes of highway 23 at the exit. >> thank god, all the cars stopped except one guy. he went right underneath us. we landed and i was shaken. >> shaken but grateful for her flight instructor for helping her land safely. >> i took a few deep breaths and -- i will still fly tomorrow. >> the mechanics for onflight school are dismantling the wings. they will take the tow truck. and they say tomorrow, the faa will arrive to figure out exactly what went wrong. >> is she rethinking career plans? >> we're back at 4:30. local news at 5:00. and squalls caused chaos. a major pileup, still as i-74 closed. a choice that needed to be made in seconds.