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problem in south lebanon for people who think it's an innercity problem. reality of the heroin problem. 60 overdose deaths last year. local man, went to the sheriff office, says i'm watching people my own community, die, watching families fall apart. what could i do. this billboard what they came up with, the partnership of the businessman and sheriff office. they are asking for help from the community and this man was going to pay the rewards. the phone will be answered 24-7 by the drug task force. they are just trying to get some help. the warren county sheriff office says we can't do it alone. this man stepped up and they are just really hoping that some way they can put a dent in the problem with the help of the public. because anyone who says, it's

it's in your community. it's right next door down the street. we will keep a track on this, and at 5:00, local 12, talk to the commander of the drug task force. there's a new message about heroin out of hamilton county for addicts and for drug dealers. paula. >> thank you, doug. >> members of the local heroin task force, put a warning, mix of heroin showing up in the tri-state. deb has specifics on the alert at 5:00. messaging app that is probably popular with your children is coming under scrutiny after the murder of a 13-year-old virginia girl. >> what happened in virginia is raising some red flags for parents and computer crime detectives in the tri-state. local davis, spent the day talking to them. >> you can't blame the access

instead the decision, for failure for parents to be more on top. what the children on line and on the phone. she snuck out of her virginia home. virginia tech college student was charged by murder. creditors lie who they are and how old they are, places many young people at risk. sergeant osmore, parents shouldn't have their kids to have to some high-tech gadgets like iphones. >> would any of the viewers take their child to a gun phone and buy them 9 millimeter pistol. you could do what you want with this. of course, not.

it's dangerous. >> and coming up on local 12 news at 6:00, sergeant moore will have tips with parents to better police what their children are doing. we will hear from a parent of three young boys who says, she probably could do a better job, as could a lot of other parents. >> there's a lot out there. >> and just say no iphones. what's the age? there's controversy over family. >> one parent we're talking to, my son is a high school student and he needs an iphone so he could communicate. it's a pilot on. >> larry, thanks very much. you know what's not tough, going out today. >> i have sunshine. i walked from the car to the office without a coat. i have it over my shoulder. >> we don't worry about the chill. >> we can make it even better. erica. >> we're going to see an even milder weekend for both saturday and sunday.

that's where we are right now. lower forties right now. that's good. we have pretty dry air along the local viewing area. winds in the south around 40 miles an hour. if you have family members coming home later this evening, travelling 71-75, you could see it's backed up. it's because there had been some sort of accident, with a trailer there on the northbound side, 71-75. this is cut-in-hill. you could see it pointing downtown cincinnati. northbound lanes are closed. the 3 of them are. the far right lane is open. that's really being ba -- really backing up. and right now, we're dry. we don't have to deal with any rain in the tri-state. the friday night plans will be rain-free and snow-free. we will get colder with temperatures falling in the 20s.

chilly. temperatures, a lot fell if the teens. we will see the high clouds moving in the area. that will mask the sunlight. 43 in hamilton. 33 in wilmington and batavia. talk about the milder numbers for the weekend and the chances for snow this week coming in about 10 minutes. >> thank you, erica. we seen the huge cranes used in downtown construction projects. it left one person dead. several injured. >> crews are trying to figure out what brought the giant crane down in lower manhattan. andrew spencer, why that part of new york is in turmoil. >> investigators in new york are trying to figure out why a train collapsed in lower manhattan the following morning. the huge crane stretched more than a block. >> it was sideways.

>> you could see it. >> mayor bill deblazzo, the crane was being lowered in a secure position. part of the process, diverting pedestrians in traffic in the area. >> the fact, this is a sad, sad incident. we lost a life. if you go out in the street as i did, see what happened here, thank god it was not worst. >> more than 130 emergency workers rushed to the scene at morning. >> this is an area that normally would have a lot of people around it, rush-hour in the morning. lower manhattan. >> there's no official cause for the collapse. it happened when new york city is under a winter weather advisory. now utility crews are going building to building looking for gas leaks. the mayor says, don't expect the area to be back up and running for a few days. >> this area will be cut off,

make every effort to accommodate people. >> and andrea spencer, reporting. >> and pret lenton celebration.

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the wet weather continues to play wet havoc. crews spent the day cleaning up after a mudslide. >> moving tribute to veterans of the vietnam war will make its way to taylor mills this summer. the travelling vietnam wall memorial will be on display at the end of july. they will be able to check it out on pride park on taylor road. saint williams parrish and west price hill is getting a jump of the season with fat friday. you could stop by tonight, for a pre-len ton celebration. includes a lot of fat, pepperoni, cheese pizza, fried cheese sticks, french fries and potato skins. >> load up, baby. >> northern kentucky this

tradition new orleans style. the mardi gras celebration, cajun food, booths open tomorrow night. the grand parade is tomorrow night at 9:00. i often said if i had to live in new orleans, i would be 50 pounds heavier. winter family days continues at the end the night. >> what you could find this month. >> newport aquarium, they have 50 penguins in the exhibit alone. it mimics the antarctic. it's actually summer in the southern atmosphere. the temperature, mid 30s. >> we're in the mid-30s. this is the penguin pallooza exhibit. water temperature is about 40. the penguins just love being at this time of year. this is the summer. they are really enjoying with a

morning. it's a great time to visit the aquarium aquarium. we have winter family days until the end of february. bring your friends. come to visit with the penguins. >> you also have some african penguins, that you could bring out there, where people could interact and see them; right?. >> we have six species of penguins at the newport aquarium. african penguins, penguin parade. if you could be the early -- and you could see the penguin parade and meet the african penguins. >> they have a special going on now, with one adult,

>> penguins is one of 60 thousand visits. and also ahead, first at

>> manhunt for a missouri couple

and police caught up with blake fitzgerald after a robbery. fitzgerald died in a shoot-out with officers. both were on the run, accused of committing six crimes in six days along the gulf coast. it started on sunday after they kidnapped a hotel clerk. >> one of the active tornado erupted with a blast. and on the southern japanese island of corusho. and volcano is part of the ring of fire. over 100, spectacular >> will see a milder weekend. the cold snap does return next week

accumulations for now. early projections for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. snow showers and even rain mixing on monday. road conditions probably won't deteriorate until monday night into tuesday. i'm thinking tuesday, it will be the worst day. it's not looking like a ton of snow. >> and taking a look outside. we're looking at some high clouds. we will filter the sunlight. it will be a gorgeous evening. high and mid level clouds will continue to move from the west. ley expect partly cloudy to partly cloudy skies, later tonight and overnight. as we take a live look to downtown cincinnati, we're 9 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. tomorrow, we'll be as warm at this time. temperatures are 42. an the air is actually slowly working its way to cincinnati.

we'll be in the mid 40s for saturday afternoon. little milder, little nicer. if you needed the jacket today, you may be able to forget about it for a couple of hours tomorrow afternoon, at least with a light -sleeved shirt. 43 in hamilton right now. brookville, 42. alexandria, same for you. to the east, a bit colder. from wilmington to hillsborough. and georgetown, in the 40s as well. we stay dry. we don't have to worry about any rain, any snow. the clouds will continue to move from the west. those will continue to stay away. the snow maker, monday and tuesday, is well to canada. that still has a long time to

that will move closer to us through the weekend but doesn't get here until late sunday, early monday. rain snow chances. 0 for tomorrow. we are looking at a chance for sprinkles and light rain. and we'll have a pretty good chance for snow shower before drying out the other portions. still be in the mid to upper 30s by the next 24 hours looks like this. here's 7:00. we're looking at clouds. no precipitation. we will get a little chilly. by tomorrow morning, we're starting in the mid-20s for most of us. 8:00, we should be 29 degrees.

turning partly cloudy and partly sunny by the end of the day saturday. high pressure is still in control. during the day we'll be dry. as we move to sunday evening, it will be 10:00. we will be warm enough to see plain old showers. no snow just yet. that mixes with rain throughout the day on monday. around 46 degrees with more clouds in the afternoon. sunday, we're looking at highs around 48. again, late evening sprinkle or light shower. with the rain i just showed you, monday, we're looking at rain and snow showers. road conditions should remain just wet. we're going to have to watch the roads monday night, tuesday and maybe some lingering spots on wednesday. temperatures will be colder than

so will the roads. temperatures still stay below normal. overnight lows will be in the teens. it will feel more like winter by late next week >> eventually, will have to deal with february.

final points >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will head back. and on the g.o.p., donald trump is 1st. jeb bush, whether his mother will join him in the campaign. . and tv news crew after a he -- christina who spoke to the photographer. >> on criches and back honing >> it's still hard to sleep at night. >> he's grateful for the warmth

>> the warmth i've gotten, it's overwhelming. >> world could have ended early monday morning, when the tree fell in between live shots about damage from the weekend storm. mike suffered a badly broken leg but managed to call 9 11. when the tree fell after the initial silence, me catching my breath, that's when i grabbed my some calls. >> he calmed marie as they waited for help. she was seriously hurt. several broken bones and a concussion. requiring six hours of surgery. >> i have been thinking about marie constantly. >> both made it out. >> taking a look at the metropolitan sewer district.

>> counting down to >> first super bowl you may remember. no you may not. happened january 15th, 1967. there's those who remember it

it's known as the afl, afl championship game. a group of 16 people have been to every game. tonight, we're meeting some of the men and wement. who, sergio, just fans of the game, are they. >> absolutely. >> for someone who we explain where we are, we're in radio row. the fans could check out their favorite sport. like you said, the group of people are among the elites and not history. >> and they span all walks of life. 16 people had been to every football since the inception. norma hunt was the only woman as

>> group writers, executive fans have been there the blp of ep. >> we have bath robes. >> as far as we need. >> group of 16, all awarded a special medallion by the nfl recognizing their future. >> perfect. five guys, we just enjoy each other all these years. we have a wonderful time. >> look forward to the thanksgiving and christmas, which is our super bowl. the super bowl is a holiday for them. they get to soak in the limelight, especially in the decade game. it's home, a shrine to the nfl. something his family. >> what are we going to do with

>> better off seg him now on. >> you ne xhoern. it's unand they raek in aeshg. even if they wanted to stop, they can't stop. >> nobody wants to sew smoepth again. . >> we asked the geegs, who are they if -- these guys right here. >> and bronco fans in the house today. back to you in the studio. >> did you hear from most of them. do a lot of the guys have a favorite super bowl they've been

>> you know, there's so many to choose from. there's some that's new york giant fans and that's steve morage, and back of the. >> sergio, sergio. >> and you are. and special game pregame coverage sashes. >> for section thirten 1245shgz, after the game, will have guests like. >> sloo loo.

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>> hat pat trp answer pi twsh who road it >> did -- and we're going to see a rm whatter evening. this evening, it's going to be milder. temperatures in the 40s for the bulk of tonight. i want to give you an update. it looks like things will get ' 2 those left two lanes closed. so the right far rain going north to shins nrm. and the temperatures, oernt middletown fouch ghichl.

just a ril bit after are will. >> is okay when sfwhoshths around 12 miles an hour at the airport and that will continue to fuel some milder air. while we're dry, the milder air continues for the weekend and we'll track the chance for rain and snow early next week. wee dale baesh. >> mother is shocked to discover doctors performed an operation. . little nate was born healthy and happy. a normal newborn that upping isz i earn >> jennifermen tob. no fesh.

the nurse started to mention the procedure, that they clipped his tongue. >> shoupe, sho. >> apparently be what was wros whens their kibe wreshg. nursing well, no issues at all and just took. at that point, i began to cry hysteric hysterically. >> there's no excuse of operating in the wrong bibby. >> the party spoermd sprebdill reth frb. and it could be seg tur ' -- signature. little nate's tongue was normal. >> it's recklessness.

healthy child. there's no excuse to mixing babies in the hospital. >> the doctor didn't try to make any excuses. in a progress report, he wrote, i asked for the wrong infant. i likely performed the procedure on the infant, different than the one i intended to? >> i . >> thsh now she ant her attorney holds for the future of little nate. >> we don't know if the child will have any heating problems. this was so to league i yernld. >> when you're looking at the baby, you can't tell there's no

>> this one thu thp. . >> the kitchen offers a new seasonal menu every month. the bar hosts live jazz music every weekend. there's one word to the hotel, luxury. the decor includes four poster beds, stained glass and silken linens.

cincinnati refined.com? >> united airlines is getting pregnant employees to withdrawal from assignments. virus suspected of causing brain deformities in babies. delta has been making the same offer to flight attendants for more than two weeks. doctors say as many as four million people could be infected with zika the next year. irs is back in business. they returned processing tax returns after the computer issue caused the outage on wednesday. you should see little if any impact on your tax returns and refunds. u.s. stocks, they closed sharply lower, and by friday, cast doubt in the strength of the u.s. economy. the nasdaq, that was the big drop. that was really the bad area.

>> not going to see the football on the field anytime soon. fashion football, by the council of fashion designers of america, part of super bowl xl celebration. designers produced their own bizarre, glitzy, glamorous. >> each piece being auctioned on line from now and february 14th. proceeds go to the foundation, charity serving several different causes. >> those, i would put in my room. i'm not a football display. >> they look pricey.

. >> cammy durkin joins us now. >> and so many women, you know, suffer from heart disease. you know, so we're bringing attention to that. so a lot of people, you'll see nationally and locally are wearing red today. it's a good thing. >> guys, i have a question. this is an easy one. biggest eating day of the year is --

>> the biggest is thanksgiving. coming a close second, of course, is super bowl. very close. >> liz bonis shares some statistic. and liz asked the -- and not be forced to wear the stretchy sweat pants for a week because of the weight we're going to gain. >> how the lincoln grant school in covington is coming back to live with a purpose. the first school is about to get back in the education business but it will be in a new way. >> parents will appreciate this story. the university of cincinnati has been making safety changes for years. thing about est

>> and come on. >> there is he are. >> see you at 5:00. taking a look at the traffic as it's moving in cut-in-hill. we should have a clear transit? >> we should see a milder evening. temperatures fall in the 30s. it won't be as cold as last night. the weekend will be a bit warmer. 46, 48. not too bad. . >> i think it's going to be pretty nice. the first week of february. it will feel like it. normals this time of year. 40 degrees for highs in the afternoon. it will be a little bit above that. and right now, we're looking live, live. you could see the mid level and

it looks cloudier, and some sets there north or northwest of iowa. we'll stay away. live doppler radar will remain quiet for the afternoon plans. 41 in lebanon. we're still in the upper 30s for places like wilmington and down to west union at 31 degrees i let flerment. once for sunset. we'll start to see the numbers fall in the 30s. under partly cloudy skies. the high to mid level clouds will be with us all evening long. by 11:00, falling to the lower 30s. we stay dry. winds are out in the southwest direction, throughout tonight and even through the day

it will pull in more warmth situated the to the and chltd we'll continue to watch the clouds throughout the evening none of the clouds. dry tomorrow morning this attorney. partly clo he -- cloudy. and the model doesn't pick up very well. >> we at the he. >> we stay dry move mefrp. >> as we get towards 10:00, 12:001:00, we are look aing fb.

sfsh. >> i practiced road. >>. >> if we get to monday night, more showers likely. this frpg. >> we have lingering road conditions thb nerc ly on ly on neshes. >> and that what twloeshth. >> it may be the would of the day of the three. tomorrow's forecast is snow-free. we're getting to 20 by noon. we'll top by 46 by 4:00, under partly cloudy skies. sunday we're dry during the day. sunday evening, sunday night, a couple of showers possible, with temperatures topping out around

we'll still stay in the sfortd. >> we're looking snrp. >> road temp purse it next. >> as we go to tuesday ab feshed. >> that snashths. >> wednesday, it will be super cold. with breezy conditions, it will feel like the teens all day. we are still below average for the late portions of our workweek >> weeing twk. >> washington state troon,er fshg. >> it will push the state's schooling s schoolings froshg.

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pfriend . >> brian shows how the technology will impact everything from the replays and the fans in the stadium and those at home will enjoy the game. super bowl xl will be played in the heart of silicon valley and the pressure is on to live up to the high-tech reputation. luckily, it's hosted at levi stadium. high-tech stadium, ever built. over 700 security cameras and wi-fi box under every seat. >> we're all five mobile carriers are on the system. we feel like we can get 70 thousand, to be able to use

>> the first time for super bowl, cbs, parent company of c-net will incorporate eight pilons on the end zone. >> will look back in the wide receiver, who is about to break the plane of the goal line. >> upgrades on the replay system, called i-vision 360 that let's cbs freeze and rotate the image. on the child line, they will look over plays, des peat. >> we frerp. >> fans could tap the super bowl xl app and have. and with interactive games and exhibits in the nfl experience in super bowl city. >> there's a 40 yard dash where you race between the virtual player and it transforms your picture much fans are seeing

3-d virtual reality. >> in the line of scrimmage and have the experience of being there the entire game. >> technology brings fans closer to the action. san francisco, cnet.com, cbs news. >> that did look impressive. >> ahead at 5:25, look back at super bowl i, in 1967. not at all high-tech and the changes we've seen through the year. the super bowl is second most eating eating day. >> and we're back at 5:30. here's rob and cammy. and accidental overdoses are claiming more lives here than ever before.