>> good afternoon to you. brad is off today. we begin with a breaking news alert involving the college. >> canton county grand jury indicted robert marshall on 36 counts on possession of material. covington police say the case began two years ago, when a witness told officers about

marshall's home computer. he's locked up on $25 thousand bond. thomas moore's president, david armstrong, marshall is on administrative leave. armstrong has appointed steve safety. and we will bring you more information once we get it. wrong way driver in boone county causes a serious crash and we're learning more information on the crash on north ben road that sent two people to the hospital. >> right now, 22-year-old, daniel is at the uc medical center. right now she's clinging to life. she's the one behind the wheel of the car that they believe caused the crash this morning. in the boone county sheriff office, they are trying to determine what led to the crash. this was the scene early this morning. take a look at the two vehicles. you could see the blue honda barely even recognizable as a

it was that badly damaged. investigators tell us around 5:20 that morning, car was travelling southbound in the northbound lane, driving into traffic. we're told on -- sideswiped one car. debris landed in another car's windshield. he collided head on to the truck. the first responders on the scene. found the woman, along with the man, and both drivers had to be pulled out. they were airlifted to the uc medical center. we're told that han shell has life-threatening injuries. we're told those are not life-threatening. >> when we have head-ones like that, on dividing highways, normally we go through the median. they are medical or go to sleep or something caused them to -- but not too often, do they come up on the side of the road. >> the two vehicles that were involved.

there were two people inside the vehicles. they were transported to saint elizabeth hospital. we are told they are going to be okay. >> crash caused police to shut down northbound road, kentucky 237 for more than two hours today. new money is on the way to help with private and single schools in cincinnati. more on how much cash will get it and what the money will do. jeff. >> the money will improve technology on some classrooms and improve leadership in some schools. foundation, accelerate great schools, $1.4 million. and st. francis and saint dezillis in oakley. the program is called blended learning, in st. joseph school in the west end. they let kids, focus on individualized lesson.

thousand to the cincinnati public school system, find and train new school principals. >> the reality, it's not a job for everyone. that's why it's so important that we, first recruit and then develop these individuals to work in schools like st. joe's and lots of schools in cincinnati public schools. >> they are donating the money, hopes to raise $25 million for a variety of educational projects. back to you. >> thank you, jeff. am could -- coming up, how computers are helping her and the classroom. and middletown couple faces child endangering child cases after police find eight kids living in deplorable conditions. officers responded for a well-being check. the father tried to block them from going inside.

of mildew, holes in the walls, cat feces all over the floor. that's cockroaches and flies in the home. anthony and his wife katina were charged with eight counts of endangering children. and you could read more about the conditions inside the home over on local12.com. and court judge has found a spring road teen guilty of rape, for taking advantage of a girl while she was drunk prosecutor's office, the teens were in a party after a football game. and we're told the 14-year-old got so drunk, she couldn't stand. and the teen had sexual contact with her, even though she couldn't consent or resist. the teen would learn his punishment next week. friends and family to the teenage girl killed in a recent crash. visitation is tonight from 5:00

willfong died, when she lost control of her car, near seany run and hit an oncoming suv. according to the funeral home website, the funeral mass will be at 10:00 in st. andrews in milford. police identified the 27-year-old who died in a parking lot in an apartment building last night. he died in a westwood after he was shot. police were called to the western glen apartments near ana cond da drive around 10:15 last night. if you have any word on a suspect, you're asked to call crimestoppers 352-3040. >> feel the extra chill this morning. we're really not getting used to the cold days. i don't think it will last long. let's check with meteorologist, scott dimmich. >> temperatures are falling in the 20s this evening.

as we're promising the warm up will begin. >> and showers will decrease. for a period of time, we'll be clear to mostly clear. local 12 news, at sky 6410 and live at 11:00, and even though we have decreasing clouds in the forecast for the next several hours, clouds will increase, again, overnight, as a disturbance to the northwest comes our way. and we'll have flurries as possibilities as we head back to work or school early tomorrow morning. we have no rain to track. live precision doppler hd. wind is out of the southwest today, even though it's pumping warmer air. clouds have won out. the warm-up today is muted. it's 30 at the international airport. middletown, is up to 34. even with a southwesterly wind, the apparent temperature or the windchill is in the 20s for most. just a tick away from going to the teens

forecast tomorrow. another sign, coldest to stay. and clouds moving east on friday. we see temperatures soaring into the 50s over the weekend. we'll discuss that and getting back into a more unsettled pattern, late in the weekend, next week. when we can see the thunderstorms. planning forecast comes your way in 10 minutes. paula. >> we can handle flurries. >> we can? >> we don't have to go out and shovel. a woman gets mad because she's driving and actually gets a ticket wearing her seat belt. and first at 4:00, people in a local neighborhood celebrate a new grocery store opening today. most kids know what they like to eat.

>> the program stress the importance of exercise and encouraging each other. some of the kids, that's the best part? >> my favorite part will be going down and playing games because i actually move and not just sit down. >> when we go exercise because we -- because i have a lot of movement, not just at him. >> for today's health minute, marcia shade. >> shocking when you look at the labels sometimes. . >> and sometimes you could only have five of them. >> two people die in a homeless camp rampage. >> first at 4:00, storms battled

>> just as we see decreasingg >> police are trying to learn more about a shooting that's left two people dead and three others wounded in a seattle homeless camp. victims lived in a camp called the jungle. no one was arrested. according to the sister station in seattle, at the time of the shooting, seattle's mayor is giving a speech on the city's efforts to address the state of emergency that he recently

violence. . fbi agents established check points along the wildlife reserve in oregon for some armed active, believed to be held up. agents arrested the leaders of the small group, occupying the wildlife refuge for more than three weeks. they made the arrest after a ended in gunfire. one of those taken into custody, peter saint tilly of cincinnati. >> tornado may have caused a tractor trailer to overturn on the southbound lanes of the florida turnpike. the tornado was confirmed by the national weather service. high winds caused one vehicle to blow over on its side. high winds caused downed power lines and trees. >> early in the year? >> is that unusual?

it's right next to the gulf and plenty of instability. it's not really a specific time of the year because down there, if you get a strong front coming through, severe storms. and that's a concern for them. thankfully here at home, we're nice and quiet. we promise a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. if you're out and about, the next few hours, clouds will be gradually decreasing. initially for areas well west, well south, well southeast of cincinnati. we'll be mostly clear once we get to the second half of the evening. notice temperatures will be falling quickly between now and 8:00. we're down to 29 and 8:00. keep in mind, we're only 39 degrees right now. weather cam shows at least some cracks in the clouds trying to develop. no precipitation. it's at the radson. we'll take at the weather cam in

you say a brightening of skies, looking to the north. temperature 31. no rain today. we will stay dry late this afternoon, this evening. and at least for the first half of the overnight. then flurries become a possibility. very late tonight and early tomorrow including during good morning. since that they. i suspect the coverage will be limited, to the west and northeast of cincinnati. if you want some sun, wants some warmth, we get the sun late friday. the southerly flow will pop the temperatures to the 50s for the first day of the weekend. we stay warm all the way to early next week. saturday is the pick day. we will have waves of rain coming through in the weekend and early next week. windchill, 23 at the international airport. cloudy skies. wind out of the south at 7ful even with southerly components, it feels colder than 30 degrees.

least a couple of degrees below the temperature for all tri-state locations. we're 30 in cincinnati. we drop 5 degrees between now and 6:00 tomorrow morning. satellite and radar shows, no rain or snow close to cincinnati. notice the rapid decrease in cloud cover to eastern kentucky sh southwestern kentucky. southwestern indiana. dryer air is chipping away, cloud cover that's been around all day long. as we shake these clouds, the attention turns to the disturbance coming from the interior midwest and the great west. that's the disturbance that will bring them back to the tri-state and tomorrow, and eventually that will be isolated to the northwest, northeast of cincinnati. notice here, network of

if we fet a temporary clou cover, it breaks down. this is an act of instability that will bring us more clouds and flurries during late tonight and early tomorrow. then that disturbance swings through. another one comes our way late tomorrow evening. even with some partial clearing early in the morning, early in the afternoon, more flurries will cycle in the ohio valley, late tomorrow and gradually flurries will push to the east and diminish tomorrow night. even though we start friday with clouds, clouds decrease in a hurry, friday morning . and saturday, it looks to be picture perfect day if you want sun. highs in the low to mid 50s first day of the weekend. tonight, down to 25, 6:00. local 12 news, live at 11:00, still in the 20s. all the way to tomorrow.

lower 30s. eventually, will make a rub close to 30 degrees an then we'll have a sun. and sunday, with showers developing. more ways of rain expected. even some thunderstorms. no severe weather expected at this point. >> yeah, it does stand out. >> enough flurries to 50s. that's pretty incredible job. >> thunderstorms getting the disturbance in february.

a woman gets a ticket for >> pope frances not with a group of circus performers. following his usual meeting. the group from various italians, carried a short show. earlier this month, they provided homeless people, refugees and prisoners, with tickets to a circus show in rome.

and jd miles reports, she's not buckled properly. >> police officer, being pulled over. >> the 29-year-old was not speeding and was wearing her seat belt or so she thought. >> told me she was wearing my seat belt incorrectly >> dunbar had her arm over the shoulder strap. >> wearing the shoulder strap over me is super inconvenient. >> that inconvenient is not as bad as she received from the frisco officer that comes with a hefty fine. >> as a mom, stay-at-home mom with three kids. >> and they said in the statement, the seat belt was worn improperly. it's the officer's discretion

>> dunbar took out the frustration on facebook to alert the friends about a law that's seldom enforced and should have resulted in warning rather than a citation. >> i don't understand how a motorcyclist don't have to wear a helmet. you're wearing ticketed for not wearing the seat belt the way he wanted to you wear it? >> because the law is not usually enforced, doesn't mean it's not the law; right?. >> yeah. >> classes resume at schools and ohio community with some drinking fountains covered. >> first at 4:00, donald trump decides to sit out thursday's debate, drawing all kinds of criticism.

might have found in your >> donald trump didn't get his way. at this time tomorrow, he won't be in des moines, iowa, squaring off in the next presidential debate >> trump decided to skip the debate. that's leaving some voters disappointed. >> donald trump takes pride in calling himself a washington outsider. now he'll be sitting out of the last g.o.p. debate before the iowa caucuses. >> let them have the debate.

>> trump is refusing to participate in the fox news debate. the network rejected the demand to pull kelly as a moderator. ted cruz mocked the businessman when he tweeted a link to a monty python movie. >> some were disappointed. >> what message do you think it sends to iowans? more important than some getting to hear his message. >> trump put out a twitter poll asking supporters if he should attend. 66 percent responded, he should go through with the debate. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is pushing back on the notion that bernie sanders will be tougher on corporate america. >> i'll give you the best evidence as to why my plan to go after wall street is the toughest plan. it's because the republicans are

>> sanders left the campaign trail wednesday morning for a private meeting with president obama at the white house. wedgia jiang cbs news, des moines. >> democrats are not having any fights. all three agreed to add another debate in new hampshire ahead of the primaries. >> school is back in session after a water scare. there are a lot of questions still to answer. epa tests shows, two water fountains tested below federal levels for safe water. the superintendent says they've unplugged the lines and shut off the water supply. they are putting large plastic bags where the water is not safe to drink. documents show, in 2009, environmental regulators, told the city water system, he's dangers public health.

died in a crash in zennia ohio. investigators with the national transportation safety board are at the crash site and green county regional airport. the single-engine plane, out of the aircraft. one man is dead after a house explosion in eastern ohio. the explosion happened last night in a home in newcomers town, a gas station. a columbia gas station. the utilities believes natural gas was involved. administrators at nearby schools cancelled classes. and inspectors will check two schools to make sure there's no structural damage. one person has died and three are missing after a house explosion of a fire. the explosion was yesterday afternoon. the fire was several later. >> in a couple of days, there's spring. >> and paula, we have

and lower 30s. that's where we stay in the next four hours. clouds will be decreasing between now and roughly now 9:00 or 10:00. i have mostly clear. 10:00, and 11:00. any cheer clearing -- there's another disturbance late tonight and early tomorrow. it will bring an increase cloud cover and also flurries when you watch good morning. cincinnati. i suspect there will be focus to the northwest, northeast of cincinnati. some areas, close to and south of the 275 loop may see isolated flurries tomorrow. regardless of where you live in the tri-state, we have no returns on the network of radars. the precision doppler hd, no concern of the snow in the short term. just as we shake deck of clouds, the disturbance approaching chicago will be bringing an increase in cloud cover and

not for all. 30 at the international airport. port williams at 29. georgetown, 23. owington and williamstown are above freezing. most have a windchill that's down to the 20s. windchill 23 at the international airport. isolated flurries in the forecast, late tonight and early tomorrow. also, late in the day tomorrow. tomorrow evening. after two quick bouts with flurries, no accumulating snow. clouds gradually move out late tomorrow night and early friday. finally, temperatures spike to the 50s. we'll take you to the weekend forecast and discuss, if there's a chance of thunderstorms in the week ahead. sydney. >> another report has promising new information, related to common women's cancer and diet. >> liz bonis joins us to tell us

>> this report looked at women over a lifetime who developed ovarian cancer, compared their eating habits. they found diet changes may make a difference for some women and so could early detection, which is also what survivors recently shared to us at practice for the power is here shoot-out. >> my stomach swelled. i had forever bloating. i looked like i was five months pregnant. >>nd a debbie walter is an ovarian cancer survivor. she's part -- to raise awareness. the new report focused on diet changes that may reduce the woman's risk, especially in african-american women for ovarian cancer. it was recently presented to a conference for the american cancer association for cancer research. >> many of the foods may be

what a difference they may make, when they compared the diets, of women who eatened the foods. they found almost a 50 percent difference in the rates of ovarian cancer. they compared 600 diets, 600 control people, for knows who did originally did have the cancer. they found the simple things really did add up. fruits and vegetables are those topped, with less likely to have ovarian cancer. they have whole grains and breads and cereal. instead of red meat, lean protein and seafood. that was the diet overall. now the diet was compared to those who followed those the most, compared to those who followed the least. one reason they highlighted, also true for women who are african-american, they are less likely to be diagnosed but more likely to die if they get it. important information for all of us.

coming up. a follow-up to the shoot-out. it raises awareness for ovarian cancer. it's february the 5th. go to local12.com and click on the get it button. one of the reasons, those survivors, don't get the same information out there that we hear about breast cancer and things like that. this is as much as a lethal cancer. as many don't go, this is important research. >> as you need one more reason to get less processed foods. >> those people have healthier lifestyles overall. there's a lot of way. it is encouraging, they are at least doing the research. >> can't go wrong. sometimes, those donuts -- >> we're back at 5:30 with something called -- you will want to hear about this one. >> thanks, liz.

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>> and join us next on the . >> jonathan elias. a man who is accused of plotting a terror attack in boston is now behind bars. sammy hamza bought machine guns and targeted a temple in milwaukee. he described on surveillance tape his elaborate plan to launch the attack with two other radicals. we're told he was recently fired from his job at a gym after making negative comments against

and tsarnev and his brother injured at the race in 2013. today a federal judge ordered some #00 court filings and exhibit in the case, including search warrants, reports of expert witnesses and dna reports. from the terrorism desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias. and deaf leopard is pouring through video. the first one ever to have a video game series. the mus he can video, four of the band s s >> marketing. >> and guess who joins us now. >> here i am. we've been talking about a rash of daytime burglaries, specifically gallington. deputies have a break in the

surveillance system. burglars. joe webb will show us the pictures and more of them. deputies are hoping you could recognize them and possibly the car they drove. >> and monty is 33 years ago. and at 6:00 tonight, deb dixon will take us back to the crime, where three men stabbed a p&g employee to death as he was working a second job. he and his family is still fighting for justice more than three decades after monty's death. >> there's a cool chance, bomb will work through the house and workplace. and anyway, who do you think whines more about the sniffles?

talk about a new study. >> men. i'm married. >> i love him. i think we're used to, i think we're built for childbirth pain. >> it was a good point. 5:00. >> let's take at the roads. >> look at the tile lane. 71-75 >> in the afternoon. >> and sun is going to comeout. >> i hope i don't offend you. >> i'm outnumbered >> some starting to come through. keep getting messages to people, didn't see any snow? this is january. next chance of snow.

snow, winter storm warning. and five days, accumulating in cincinnati. think back the last couple of winters, if you remember back. they were awfully cold and snowy. we have 14 days with accumulating snow last january. all the way back in 2014, we had six days of accumulating snow in january. i show you this, we have no chance of accumulating snow. there's a nice warm-up coming for the weekend. if you're wanting snow, you are going to enjoy some flurries, focus to the northwest, northwest cincinnati tomorrow. when it comes to flakes coming from the ohio. and brightened skies. and temperature 22. windchill 32. no precipitation today. it's been a cloudy afternoon. we're starting to get rid of clouds in the 275 loop. areas well south, well west of

the rest of us will see some highly filtered sun before the sun sets. temperatures in the upper 20s, fort wright, college corner, bb to 34. mount orb. temperatures are starting to rise as we get more sun trying to enter the clouds late in the business day. wood chill, down in the 20s for sun. still around or above freezing in other spots. right now, hovering around 30 degrees. low in the mid-20s. and we'll race back up to the 20s and theiries tomorrow -- 30s tomorrow. and enjoy the breaks in the clouds that we have because, more clouds converged in the ohio valley late tonight. notice the deck of clouds that's around all morning and all afternoon. it's getting chipped away. southeast, areas west of cincinnati, starting to see clearing. there's a front to the

that means clouds will return late tonight and so will flurries. so we have decreased in clouds forecast between now and 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. for the start of local 12 news live at 11:00. late tonight, clouds return. good morning. cincinnati, and can't rule out flakes in the 275 loop. late in the afternoon, all the evening, no rain and snow showing up in the network of raider da. there's the decrease of cloud cover between now and 8:00. i believe we're mostly clear at 10:00 and 11:00. clouds start to thicken back up overnight. early tomorrow morning, flurries starting to show in the forecast model, indicated in blue. we have one bout of flurries, especially between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. especially north of cincinnati. we see partial clearing during local 12 news, live at noon.

the afternoon tomorrow. i suspect more flurries dropping from the north, with the strengthening disturbance. early and late. and not everyone will see them. clouds decrease. mostly clear for a couple of hours much clouds thicken overnight. flurries redevelop by 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. temperatures down in the 20s. mostly cloudy and some flurries at 9:00. some clearing at noon. 39 is where we close out during the day. there will be flurries coming in at the back end of the late afternoon, early evening commute. and then we're done with flurries. once we get past tomorrow. clouds decrease early friday. we finish the business week with sun. sun and clouds forecast saturday, up to 55. 57 is where we'll be on sunday.

thunderstorms coming late tuesday. there may be severe weather in parts of the tennessee valley, not the ohio valley. we'll have to watch that system. the weekend forecast looks warm. sun to start, more clouds. showers moving to the finish. and local 12 news, live at 5:00. >> thanks, scott. and officials in kentucky withdrew tax breaks, for genesis, after learning in a group, would only hire for people that will adhere to the religious belief. they violated the first amendment rights, tax tourism incentive. we're asking people to speak out on facebook. if they get $1 in tax incentives, they will lose the right to discriminate. i sincerely hope, people of all faiths and backgrounds to put the equal required to the test. >> the government seems to be

but christians. i'm thrilled that this judge cited with the group building noah's arc. they replied, answers to genesis, are discriminating about non-christians. you can't have it both ways. you can't cry, and then turn around and do the same thing to someone else. >> gene hawkins, opens the gate for discrimination, hiring against gays, women, any other group. go to the local 12 facebook page and give us a like while you're there. a high school wrestler's dream come true.

sportsmanship iss >> everyone wants a chance to be the best. good sportsmanship is alive and well in one east high school. high school student, stepped on the map to face undisputed senior. you would think he would be a little nervous. andy has down's syndrome. he doesn't let that stop him to playing the sport he loves. last week, he faced. >> we locked up and he was a tough kid.

he put me for a head lock, and i couldn't stop. >> moment was caught on camera. sportsmanship. >> pretty cool. >> undefeated. >> really met you. >> and i think the message is sportsmanship is alive and well, today. kids accept kids like andrew cold heartedly. >> andrew is wrestling for seven years. he's one. been body slammed many times. one thing is true. win or lose. andy always has a smile. >> win or lose, comes off the mat, has the biggest smile. >> have a warm and charming personality.

>> >>. >> deputies think you could help. >> paying for water that's poisoning them. the government's new plan to deal with the crisis. >> construction hasn't even started. it's already millions of dollars over budget. why this massive local construction project, may need to be scaled back. this is local 12 news, live at 5:00. >> between rash of burglaries has local sheriff office stumped. camera recorded two of the pt