>> backing our chance of snow that could impact your morning commute. good afternoon, everyone. thanks for joining us. a winter weather advisory is posted for the tri-state. >> let's get out to meteorologist, erica collura for a look what lies ahead. >> i think we have had a lot of time to prepare for the snow entire winter. way.

take effect at 4:00, through 7:00 tuesday. it's not clear if it will keep that long. everyone except for fayette and union county. our threat level is be aware. because we're going to see some impactful things happening dur the morning commute. that will continue to bring us floor traffic. slick and snowy roads in a lot of places. time line is going to look like this. mid-morning. departs in the afternoon. and we're not tracking anything right now. the west. we have plenty of bright blue skies here at home. here's the snow we'll be tracking through the morning especially tomorrow. in the next 12 hours for tonight, expect temperatures to be in the upper to mid-teens throughout the evening. i think we hit lows pretty early tonight. then we'll get back to about 17 degrees by tomorrow morning,

as 5:00 in the morning. temperatures right now, 21 in hamilton. 21 at the international airport. factor a little bit of a breeze and it feels like the middle teens in most places. i have a few days near 40 degrees and our other chance of snow at the end of the workweek. that's coming up in about 10 minutes. >> thanks, erica. >> it's coming. it's a good day. a big day for reds fans. a big day for pete rose, who will be honored with a big weekend at the ballpark. >> pete, blessing from baseball commissioner rob manfred. he's going to be inducted in the reds hall of fame. the team will retire his number 14. they will display is in the outside wall like the previously retired numbers. local 12 joe webb was at today's announcement and he was there in the newsroom. here it comes, joe.

26th will be a series with the san diego padres. the team is planning for ceremonies, including the red's induction of 2016, which is one guy, pete rose. rose will be the 86th red inducted in the hall of fame. he would have gotten sooner but his lifetime suspension with baseball prevented it. they made it clear rose would not be reinstated not get into cooperstown. he opened the door with more activity with the reds rose was unanimously voted in. and he said it's a big an honor as it is getting into cooperstown. >> i have not given up on cooperstown. i will not be the type that gives up on anything. this is fine. i'm happy. this is -- and i'm not going to

because it's not. no. maybe it would be if i went from cincinnati. >> and it would be a big weekend in june at great american ballpark. all the reds hall of fame members will be invited back. they will have an on-field reunion and retirement of number 14 on sunday. they also announced today they will commission a pete rose statute. not for this year. they didn't say when and where it will go or what it will look like, but we'll have more on that. we asked pete about that and you'll love his answer on what he wants it to look like coming at 6:00. >> can't wait for that, joe. thank you very much. local 12 brought you the announcement on local12.com and on your mobile app. we have posted the entire remarks on our website >> and suspended juvenile court judge tracy hunter will not be retried on eight felony counts.

prepared to stand trial. on an unexpected move, special prosecutors convicted the count. he was convicted for allegedly giving her brother documents related to his job. she denied those allegations. prosecution says the cost of the trial and the division of the community was not worth going forward with a second trial. >> it is our duty to seek justice here, to prosecute the remaining charges serves no youthful service. we believe the justice has been served in the matter. therefore we decided to dismiss the charges. >> we seen the misdeeds here. and we think it's just a big bully fight. >> hunter could be back in court friday to determine whether she will go back to jail to serve jail on the one count. attorneys are asking the supreme court to stay that sentence, pending an appeal.

for a mistrial. court documents alleged that one member of the jury was a convicted felon, and convicted her in the 2012 shooting death of her boyfriend. the judge who oversaw her case has now been asked to set aside her conviction and order a new trial. a wanted rape suspect is in jail sentenced two members of the u.s. marshal southern ohio fugitive apprehension strike team. he's charged with rape, gross sexual imposition. he's accused raping an adult in august of september of last year. according to agents, brandon is also hiv positive. marshalls tracked him. and police haven't said how he came into contact with the

a shooting in hamilton brown. he was shot friday night outside the bar outside 7th street. a second person was shot at the time but that person refused treatment. police say even though several people were inside the bar at the time, they are not getting any cooperation. officers are looking for a four door gray car that left the scene. call crimestoppers, 352-3040. you could leave your tips anonymously. dog owner, when a dog ordered to put down a vicious dog is sentenced to 30 days in jail. >> that is cold, in my 10 years as a judge can't recall a more cold and heartless act. >> jum said he didn't confine

judge ordered datsun to have the dog ort nizzed. he went to the sbca cincinnati. he ordered another dog and tried to pass that dog to be put down. the dogs are micro chipped and that revealed the truth. and the sbca says the vicious dog since has been put down. the greyhound bus rolled on its side during a raby commute. it killed two people, 18 others. the bus carrying the driver and sfrs, surred minor injuries. the accident snarled a morning commute, already slowed down by rain backing up traffic for several miles. the supreme court will consider a legal challenge to president obama's legal overhaul of immigration rules. it allows millions of undocumented immigrants for programs, and the benefits that go along with that.

program more than a year ago, but federal courts blocked them from going forward. since then, the nearly 4.4 million immigrants who may have

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>> smoke detectors and an alert neighbor helped a woman get out of a fire. firefighters say they were able to contain a fire in the kitchen. the damage is estimated at $10 thousand. the red cross is helping the woman find a place to stay. today, marks one year since an overpass collapsed on i-75, killing a local man. collapse kills a construction worker. the driver of the semi truck was also hurt when the truck slammed into the overpass. osha cited the construction company, coasting, for using equipment too heavy for the bridge deck to support. the company was also citing for failing to stop a demolition, after an engineering, that could have caused the collapse. >> it's time to admit that, be proud of that and announce that to the nation.

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will be visible. it's the first time in 10 years, all five have been together >> it lasts through february 20? >>. >> as long as we have clear enough sky. i have more in, as we get closer to ed toed -- it depends on the cloud cover. we definite he will see cloud core we have snow maybe yet, we can see significant snow. it looks like parts of the region could see significant snow. that's still going to change. >> by the time we get to thursday >> let's start off with what's going on for tomorrow. we already picked up 8.6 inches

average is about 9 inches of snow. the average snowfall for this month is 6.5. and we're kind of catching up for the average. last week, we have had six inches of snow for the winter and late fall. we're going to add on to that and potentially on friday as well. winter weather advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning at 4:00, through 7:00 wednesday evening. that is asia. and you may have some slick spots but you will see. we have blue skies as we take a look at the weather camera. it sure is a beautiful day but it was. most of us are around the 20

a few of us is stuck in the. most of us are around 20-21 degrees. we're dry right now. we're under the influence of a lot of dry air. that's why we have barely any clouds around. we will start to be with the mid level, clouds that just mask the unlight. and this is our snow maker moving through portions of iowa. that will continue to move eastward and sink down and give us the snow, and area of low pressure, the core is actually going to be centered to the south of cincinnati. so areas south of cincinnati, where you're closer to the low pressure system, going to see slightly higher snow totals. here's 7:00, you're dry. starting to see more to tomorrow

tomorrow morning, i stopped the clock at five. through the morning commute, expect light to moderate snow at times. some will cause lower visibilities. some with the roads as well. you will see cold temperatures cold enough for that. that's wednesday morning. some of it will get heavier, mid-late morning. most of it is out of here by noon. we may have straggler snow showers in the early afternoon. the early commute will be a lot better than the morning for sure. things kind of switch to friday. we dry out to thursday. we will see a little return for sunshine. i think we'll be partly sunny all day. one inch or less in the light shade. includes areas of northern hamilton as well as northern claremont and brown as well as

the light shade, mint blue, 1-2 to cincinnati to our lated areas. we'll -- right now it looks around 1 to 2. paper and gas, early afternoon. and another nem moves in friday. temperatures will be around 33 friday. 33 were. sunday, it will be a lot better. we're back to 40 degrees for monday. chance of rain as well as snow. brad. >> hamilton county, raining cats and dogs. we have three of them. >> you do.

>> excellent. we had a great telethon. we raised over $65 thousand. placed 50 animals that day. and then it was a fun day for everybody. >> this is ivy. ivy is 10-year-old. great little dog. making a great companion animal. very calm, cool and collected. very obedient >> very nice >> we have a pair here. in my right hand, we have heinz. heinz, is about a year old. maybe a rottweiler, maybe a little lab. nice little dog. >> taking care of lulu. >> lulu is laid back. she's a lab boxer mix. she likes to chew a little bit. her paws, i don't know. reach out there. she's going to be a good. >> she's going to be a nice

>> this will be -- >> why would i say pup pea. >> for five years old. her name is abby. makes an excellent companion animal. >> everybody is ready tomorrow at noon. >> tomorrow at noon, 3949, corain avenue. brad. sbca. >> you could keep calling and

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>> it wasn't your typical monday morning beach rescue for a park ranger at miami beach. he was patrolling at south point park when he spotted a pelican in distress. >> he wasn't able to fly. i could see had he a fishing line wrapped around the wing. >> the pelican harbor seaboard crew came to the scene, scooped the little guy with a net and brought him to their station.

>> pelican harbor sea bird crew. >> you never know when you will need them for a pelican rescue. federal agents are offering a $25 thousand reward to catch a person who actually threw acid in a mail carrier. >> the incident has neighbors in the community near memphis. iris has been sitting in her living room when she heard a car pull up. she spotted a man hop out from the passenger seat. and at the same time, postal worker was delivering mail on the street. an hour later, officers knocked on her door looking for information. they believe the man that webb spotted running. >> and acted like he was mad at her. i thought she was. >> to tell him. i won.

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just a little bit more . >> kids are sitting waiting. >> meteorologist, erica collura is tracking the chances for snow that could make the morning commute a little challenging. >> it doesn't take a lot of snow to cause a lot of problems. even nowhere, we're looking at maybe a couple of inches, if that of snow. right now we're not tracking any snow at all. live precision doppler hd radar remains quiet for tonight. if you don't have any plans, don't worry about the snow. but we will still be very cold. temperatures in the teens and lower twenties. tonight, we'll fall back to the teens but stay in the teens tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory goes

morning, through 7:00 and evening for wednesday. that includes the most everyone in the viewing area. so that is in effect due to the potential for travel difficulties like lower visibilities and things of that nature, because we will see light accumulations across the board. here's your system. that will continue to move eastward, dipping down through southern illinois and southern indianna. and we're going to see all snow throughout the day tomorrow. some of which may be a little moderate and heavy at times that will lower visibility and accumulate more quickly. highway. traffic is moving smoothly. don't get used to it. dew point at 1 degree and winds thankfully calm so we don't have a windchill value. 21 in cincinnati. hours. expect temperatures to dip in the upper teens by 7:00.

through most of the night with increasing cloud cover. by tomorrow morning, we're looking at 17 degrees. chances for snow showers already here by 5:00 or 6:00. we'll track the chances and others. >> rick schneider delivers the state of the state speech. amid growing anger over the state's response over the city of flint's water contamination. flint's water supply became tainted with lead after the city manager switched the water source from detroit from the flint river to save money. adre'anna diaz has the latest from flint. dozens of people demonstrated outside michigan rick schneider's home monday. many say the slow response to the contaminated water >> and he should have switch the water as soon as he knew about

>> volunteers spent the martin luther king holiday in flint, handing out water. and thousands of others like patricia marshall are making daily trips to the distribution center get water. >> we have to go get water. we're low-income. how do we survive? >> in an article published, they asked schneider if comparing his handling of the flint water katrina. no, it's a disaster. >> the governor says as soon as he found out lead was coming out of the water, he told people to stop drinking it. >> flint needs more than emergency declaration and bottled water. >> we will still have the lead. we will still have the poison. we will still have the disease. >> governor schneider is expected to lay out a more

tonight. hundreds are expected to protest there at the state house. adre'anna diaz, cbs news michigan. >> and governor schneider declared a state of emergency in flint. and later this month, obama signs -- a disaster legalization. the suspect in a deadly shooting face add judge. police say gerald gogger. scott showed up woundeded at children's hospital. he later died. police believe the shooting happened. he faces murder and aggravated charges and is currently locked up on a million dollar bond. >> the bod he an is taking

hirshel ray jones is held in the sunny -- murder trial is very soon expected. . virus that usually appears to hit young children is showing up in adults these days. how to reduce the odds of what's getting around. >> so far, i managed to avoid this one. you may have heard many of the team at local 12 has had it. according to the family medicine, tri-state norwood. blame it on the weather. when it is this cold, indoors. many are fighting the virus from each other. >> it's a common virus this time of year.

children usually end up having a wheezy coughing experience. in adults, it produces more of a lare -- laryngitis cold. >> it usually lasts for five to seven days. >> the problem with the virus is that a person is often contagious before it shows signs and symptoms. to avoid it, he's got the usual advice of washing your hands well several times a day. and during a couple of other things, keeping your own hands off your own face which is how the virus gets transmitted into your body. because it's a body, there's it. and good news, however, you you feel. ing. >> and short of the hand-washing

people, it's transmitted by respiratory droplets. you need to sneeze or coughing. and if you notice the congestion before the voice problems, or cough, that may be the time to stay home. the problem, by the time we're hearing it, you're past the contagious point, which is why it's rapidly spreading. >> i would say nearly half. and you just sound bad. >> and back at 5:30 with a

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they are encouraging everyone to keep an eye on your mailbox. this is when you will receive most of the important tax documents for things like health insurance and interest payments, all those 1099 that come in this time of year. u.s. stocks struggle to close with meager gains. dow rose and the nasdaq gave up 11 points. the s&p 500 gained a whole big point. a new report projection, robots will take over $5 million jobs in the next five years. more robots will replace workers. and the office of jobs, risk. cale farmers say they are having a hard time to keep up with the increased demand for the vegetable.

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they demanded the helicopter service from milwaukee to manhattans. >> and if you could do it, good for you. >> here's a few hundred. cammy durkin with a look at today's developments. >> if you're travelling with your pet, this is what you will check out. paula, this is you. hundreds and thousands of pets each year take to the sky. when they are too big to ride in the plane's cabin, they need to be checked. one of the nation's biggest airline is joining other carriers and changing its rules. we'll tell you about that at 5:00. yesterday marked the one year anniversary of asia denson's death. the 17-year-old girl is struck and killed as she was crossing redding road. the driver of the car was indicted by the grand jury but was not caught. tonight at 5:30, larry davis will share the frustration felt by the family and police. we're just two weeks away

gun control, a big issue, this election year. jeff barn will tell us where the top candidates stand on second amendment rights. i will be back with rob braun at 5:00. >> looking forward to it. >> taking a look at the traffic. loveland medderra, all is smooth, coming at 4:48 in the afternoon. the question, what will be the question of smooth in the morning commute. >> smooth as being slick tomorrow morning? we're going to have major issues tomorrow. it's not like we're tracking a ton of snow. it's a couple of inches, if that. it's the timing. it will fall during rush-hour, during the morning commute. we will see some slick, possibly snow-covered roads, especially as we go to the mid-morning hours. that's going to cause issues as tomorrow. be prepared. you may want to leave a couple of minutes early, as we're going to continue to track snow moving in early tomorrow morning.

atrium weather camera. this is looking at slipped my mind. oxford. it's looking at oxford. we have blue skies across the area, as well as the entire local 12 viewing area. my concerns for tomorrow morning and into the early afternoon, there will be slow traffic, of course. slick roads, if not snowy and lower visibilities with moderate and heavier bursts of snow embedded in the light snow that will see throughout the morning and early afternoon. temperatures today, about 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. warmer, relatively speaking. rm what -- warmer at the airport. upper teens for mazeville as well. owington, good evening, to you. you're at 21. live precision doppler radar is quiet. we stay quiet for tonight. we have an area of high pressure to the east. keeping us dry and pretty clear much high and mid level clouds will move from the south and west.

snow is coming from as well. the snow is moving in through portions of southern and northern illinois. we have winter weather advisories that span into kansas and iowa. we have winter storm warnings in northern georgia right now. we're under a winter weather advisory. with that means a head's up. we will see travel difficulties during the day tomorrow. our winter weather advisory income passes all of the local 12 viewing area, except for fayette and union county. this will be in effect through 4:00 a.m. tomorrow through 7:00 through wednesday. the next 48 hours, looks like no snow tonight. this is 11:00. it will continue to have increasing clouds overnight. by 4:00, 5:00, in the morning, areas west of cincinnati, they scattered about. i will stop the clock again at 8:00, where we're going to see more like snow, widespread like snow across the entire area.

some of the snow will be heavier blue. by noon, most of us out of the snow and some lingering snow still to the south and eastern corner of the viewing area. throughout the early afternoon, snow. by 5:00, the evening commute should be better as long as we could get the road salted and cleaned off. clouds breaking apart into thursday. thursday, we'll have a little break before the next system brings some snow for friday. snowfall totals looks like this. right now estimations around 1-2 through central portions of the viewing area. that's what we see in the mint blue and light blue color. the light color is up to an inch. and as well as waynesville, lebanon and wilmington to 'lanchester. around cincinnati, we're looking anywhere from 1-2 inches and

we may get up to 3 and very isolated locations. not a whole lot of snow, it will definitely cause some issues in the roadways, especially for the timing tomorrow morning. tonight's forecast, we are snow-free, partly cloudy around 8. temperatures in the mid to upper teens. by tomorrow morning, we should be starting off around 17 by 7:00. light snow by the morning. tapering down by lunchtime and into the afternoon. temperatures in the early 20s. it's going to be a cold day and just be careful in the roads tomorrow morning. 32 on thursday. we see partly cloudy skies. the next system moves in on friday. not a whole lot of consensus between the models. echl it tures in the lower 30s. the best chance for significant snow will be for the southern tier of the viewing area. i'm talking south of probably thalmus or walton. that's where we will see the snowfall.

right now, to say the least. this weekend, chilly but closer to average. mid to maybe even upper 30s. we'll see a few flurries to start the weekend. most of saturday will be dry. little bit more sunshine to end the day and to end the weekend. we'll be back around 40 for monday and tuesday, with chances of rain to snow, it looks like right now. >> i know it was cold this weekend. i was in chicago. >> and. >> it was minus 10. >> temperatures. >> and we walked around in the city at minus 35 degrees windchill. i think it's the coldest i've ever been. and it was painful. >> you could get frostbite within 10 minutes >> painful. >> i hope it's worth it. >> bundled up. i had about this much showing. it's good. we're glad to be back. >> as we reported, pete rose will be inducted into the reds hall of fame. >> most of the viewers say it's

>> consideration to any h.o.f. should be based on player activity. >> this is long time coming and very much deserved. and we here in cincinnati know how to show our love and appreciation to a great, great ballplayer. gary smith says, he loved watching pete, it's nice he's making the red hall. but he's been his own worst enemy. and chuck -- why did i say chuck? i'm saying chuck the whole time. so is the display going to include his betting slips and baseball ruled 21 d. long past all of our life times, we'll still be arguing about

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. >> former u.s. prisoner, feels lucky to be free. >> and the 32-year-old is one of five americans released. it's part of the prisoner swap last week. new york. >> a mere told reporters in germany, he can't wait to go home to michigan. . >> really want to see my family. >> and he was one of four americans released as part of a

the former marine spent four and a half years on an iranian prison on spying charges, charges he denies. >> i accepted the fact i was going to spend 10 years in prison. >> swiss military plane carry him, and pastor saeed arrived in a u.s. military hospital in germany sunday, when they roseannan, spirit. >> hickmate says, his marine ordeal. >> kept my head up. withstand the pressures. >> he reunited with his sisters in germany and hopes to return ill.

>> you could imagine that? you think you will be there 10 years. fourth american who decided to stay in iran. >> that's it for us. here's rob and cammy, with local 12 news. >> tracy hunter shows up to stand trial on eight felonies. the prosecution throws a major curb ball. why they dropped the remaining charges against the king. >> and the reds pay tribute to number 14. and covering data charges on your phone. innovative approach on your carrier that could save you money. this is local 12 news live at 5:00. good evening, everybody. some light snow moving to the tri-state could make a rather inconvenient drive to work. >> it will go into effect for part of the tri-state. meteorologist erica collura is here with the details. >> we are going to see a little bit of snow tomorrow morning. the timing is everything.

way when it happens during