we lisa: how local law enforcement is hoping to bring in more workers. president obama presented a plan to tackle gun control straight to the public. the latest on the town hall meeting tonight in virginia. a trip to the cincinnati children' s hospital takes an unexpected and tragic turn. how one woman ended up dead and a man is facing multiple charges in court this morning. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way.

lisa: good morning to you i' m , lisa cooney. mark hayes has the morning off. randi rico and kyla, good morning to you. happy friday. i know this is your favorite day of the week. when randi came in this morning i said happy halloween. it is orange and black they for crying out loud. randi: it kind of feels like we are in the october weather heading into the 50' s today as now. we have rain across much of the through clinton county. already started. the leading edge as it rolled in , called the nothing couple of limited slick spots. that is no longer an issue as our temperatures continue to

harrison at 35. 36 at -- 40 closer to downtown. your planner today shows the rain already here. still rainy at lunchtime. steady rain coming to an end. we won' t will -- rule out a 50. 8:00 tonight, 48, press the pause button. temperatures are pretty steady. we will look at where you can expect for the bengals game tomorrow in a couple of minutes. kyla: happy who day. i hope you are wearing your orange and black. here is a look at the road at 71 at victory parkway north and southbound, we have been telling you this morning and you can see it on the traffic cameras, the roads are wet. we have not seen any issues or delays. hopefully, we keep that going. 275 it' s good. 75 out of butler county near state route 129, traffic is very light, still in this area.

inside the loop, not drag now your travel times. we will continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. as you had outside, we' ll talk about the construction in the overnight hours. lisa: 5:02 on your a shocking friday, discovery at children' s hospital after a couple overdoses in a baby' s room. the incident left the woman dead, and the baby' s father behind bars. and this morning he will answer to a number of charges including having a weapon. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live at the justice center with latest. andrew wesley landers is here : now at the justice center. in the last 24 hours he' s gone from being the parent of a patient at children' s hospital, to a patient at u.c. med center, to a prisoner at the justice center. waiting to go before a judge. landers is facing drug charges and weapons charges after being found on unresponsive on the bathroom floor of his baby' s hospital room. he was passed out from a suspected heroin overdose. court documents say he had a needle in his arm and a loaded gun in his pocket. and he wasn'

a 32-year-old woman was found as well but she could not be , saved. today landers will be in court, an an autopsy will be conducted on the female to determine if heroin is to blame. >> initially it was a shock that , it was in a healthcare facility, in a child' s room and so tragic. andrew landers had traveled here : from alabama to get treatment for his 7 month old. posts on social media say the baby had surgery to reconstruct her trachea. the couple had a go fund me page set up for out of pocket medical expenses. live at the justice center, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: children' s hospital released a statement on it' s security practices. it said in part, patient safety is a top priority and taken very seriously. we have a cincinnati police officer at the main location 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. we are always re-evaluating our

safety of our patients. 5:04 right now. a man arrest in a murder, that police say was covered up by a fire at a west price hill home will go before a judge today. police arrested albert mccants last night for cleophis carson' s death. the 34-year-old victim was discovered by firefighters, after they put out the house fire one month ago. investigators have not said how carson died. 41-year-old mccants is charged with murder and robbery. bringing his message to the people, president obama attended personally a town hall meeting , last night to discuss gun rights. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk with more on the meeting. miriah: good morning, lisa. the town hall held at george mason university. was broadcast on cnn. just days after the president unveiled executive actions to help combat gun violence. in his first town hall event in 2016, the president debated the second amendment.

the nation. obama admitted the moves won' t stop all attacks but said the goal is to make progress. he talked about smartgun technology and even got firm with moderator anderson cooper to emphasize that he is not, "coming for your guns." barack obama are you suggesting : that the notion that we are creating a plot to take everybody' s guns away so that we can impose martial law is a conspiracy? yes. that is a conspiracy. i would hope that you would agree with that. miriah: a cnn-orc poll found that a majority of the public supports the measures that obama outlined this week but less than half of americans think they would actually limit gun violence. form the live alert desk i' m miriah turner. lisa: cincinnati police have offered another opportunity last night to find out what the badge is all about. the department is trying to find people to take its recruit exam at the end of the month. they hosted a forum at the forest park library. officers answered questions from

cpd will host 3 more forums before the exam generate 31. it is 5:06 right now. a ticket to the bengals playoff tickets in town. but showing off online could come back to bite you. of your bengals playoff tickets you could become a target for thieves. the ticket brokers at 3-3-3 seat are issuing a warning. >> with a lot of the tickets being electronic, you do not want that barcode to be seen on social media, whether it be facebook or instagram. if a thief steals that, if a digital thief steals that barcode, they now have your ticket. if they beat you to the stadium, they will get in first and your ticket will not work. lisa: it' s also something you need to watch out for if you' re trying to sell tickets online. make sure you don' t post

tomorrow' s game a lot has changed since they last met just under a month ago. the bengals have a better scoring average on offense a betting average on defense and the bengals were better when it comes to turnovers. the bengals were plus 11 for the season, the steelers plus 2. things are probably going ok in the traffic world right now. crazy. around the stadium, downtown? kyla: it will be nuts down there. you will need extra cash in those pockets for everything. parking, snacks. here is a look at our map this war as traffic is concerned. i mentioned a few moments ago the construction and the overnight hours on 75 northbound at mitchell, we have in dealing with this all week long between the hours of 7:00 and 5:00 a.m. your alternate is what i' m to jesting, reading road and i-71."

don' t want to go that far west. hop on reading road. picking up already on mitchell. we are getting a heavier friday morning start as people try to get out the door early on later. randi: the rain has already rolled into our area. it is a little heavier north of wilmington. the leading edge has slightly heavier downpours and portions of greene county. temperatures, this is a push of warmer air. most places are near 40 degrees, 40 in wyoming, westchester. for the morning rush, plan on wet weather. rain showers for the morning rush, 40 degrees. at lunchtime, rainy, 46. we are on the study edge of that rain. not too cold for the drive home, cloudy, upper 40' s. we look at the timeline for the game in a couple minutes. lisa: a new pilot program at u.c. medical center gaining legs. how technology is changing the

patients. a new exhibit in over-the rhine opening a window to cincinnati' s past. how they' re hoping to challenge residents creative side with the project. it is very call and we will tell you more about it when we return. right now, 5:09 on your friday and you are watching cincinnati'

spokesbox: go paperless, don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need safe driver accident-free everybody put your flaps in the air for me lisa: will come back, 5:13 , checking your headlines. tonya couch, the mother of so-called ' affluena teen teen ethan couch will be arraigned in a texas court this morning. she is being charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon. authorities believe she helped her son flee to mexico. while prosecutors were investigating whether ethan had violated his probation for killing four people in a drunken driving crash. bond for tonya couch has been set at texas state trooper brian $1 million. encinia has turned himself in to texas rangers.

wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. encinia was later released on a $2500 bond. if convicted he faces up to one year in prison and a $4000 fine. the bureau of labor statistics will release job numbers for the month of december today. economists predict the figure will show between 200 and 215,000 jobs were added last month. that' s about the same number of jobs added in november. the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 5%. new signs popping up on over the attention of locals as well as visitors to the queen city. miriah turner has a closer look at the project that is starting

miriah: [no audio] miriah: 70 new photographs on the streets of one of the nation' s most historic districts are offering viewers a window into the past. the new look here exhibit in one of cincinnati' s oldest neighborhoods is two years in the making. black and white photos illustrate what familiar places looked like at other periods in time while creating an active experience for viewers. the historic photographs range in time from the late 9teenth -- 19th century through the 1940' s, educating some and preserving the memories of others. many pictures lack a caption challenging viewers to ask questions find personal meaning , and construct their own understanding. the exhibition runs until march. you can find a map to all the pictues. as well as explanations on wlwt.com. lisa? lisa: their equal. -- very cool. a new 24-hour a day pilot program at u.c. health is taking off. one that puts local specialists in contact with more patients than ever. the technology looks simple,

web cam on the other. doctors at uc health can provide inpatient consultations, to hospitals states away using this equipment. clinical support and remote monitoring are also main portions of the program to connect patients with top health experts. >> think about the cost of travelling for the patient, and the intangible and real cost to the family to bring that patient over here which can be completely avoided by providing this technology. lisa: u.c. health hopes to develop a hub and a model in the region for delivering specialty renatal care to communities where it may not be available. celebrating their ribbon cutting fridays today. the northern kentucky city is celebrating the expansion of manufacturing business indy honeycomb. the company was originnaly founded in indianapolis. the ribbon cutting ceremony is

randi: it is a big weekend and our temperatures are cooperating, at least for the first part of the weekend as we tomorrow. soggy weather rules the next 48 hours. weekend, snowflakes. t seen many of those this winter so far. the rain is moving in and you can see we have steady rain from cincinnati all the way back through portions of western kentucky. this back edge will arrive in cincinnati around lunchtime for your morning commute. any time you head out, the first part of the day, plan on getting soaked. like to moderate rain, heavier in warren county. no thunder or lightning. mild temperatures. cool spot, 35 in harrison, 40 at cvg. temperatures warming is the rain rolls in.

places, 49, 50 degrees downtown and south, cooler to the north. it will be a mild but what friday. forecast at noon, still rainy on the back edge of the steady rain. 4:00, 50 degrees, 8:00, upper 40' s all night long. futurecast shows steady rain in the morning, then lunchtime, we back off on the steady rain with an occasional shower possible. cloudy overnight, but very mild temperatures in the upper 40' s all night. if you are one of those that grabs your bengals striped truck and rolls into the slot early, you have good weather. all the way until 4:00 p.m., there are 2400 feet of tense -- of tents at to the banks saturday after 4:00. heading into kickoff, expect rain more often than not. heavy rain during the bengals

tailgate parties, temperatures in the 50' s. by kickoff, 49. on sunday, temperatures fall. we start out with rain. eventually, that mixes with flurries through the early morning hours. by the time we get to next week, it will feel like january. highs in the 30' s, lows in the teens. maybe another round of light snow on tuesday. kyla: a good start out on the road. wet pavement hasn' t caused too many issues. that will give you a break to get tea or warm water. good morning as you had outside for your morning commute. along 471, 65 miles per hour and the northbound direction from the 275 interchange. we are off to a clear start and a quick five minutes to get you over to the daniel carter beard bridge where, again, we find clear conditions. all of those arteries into downtown, the bridge looks good

hopefully, we keep this going on this friday morning. we will continue to check it for you. lisa: 5:19 right now. unloading a weight on the purple people bridge. how some people are sad to see the clearing of some locks and graffiti on the walking bridge. outside live on your friday morning, there is paul. the lights are really on this morning at 5:20 a.m. they are getting ready for the big game tomorrow night. stay with us, we will have more

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lisa: a live look at newport on the levy on a clear day looking in this direction. we have rain on and off throughout the day. we check in with randi coming up. a tradition that started in europe as a way for couples to show their commitment to each other has spread here to the u.s. including one here in cincinnati. randi: you can see it on the purple people bridge. but now these love locks, as they' re called are being cut down. at this point thousands of couple have fastened their locks to the rails on the purple people bridge as a sign of their unyding love. however, the locks of love have now hit a sour note with the owners of the bridge. dozens of the locks were removed over the past few weeks because of concern over the weight of

love notes that came with them. while some people believe the gesture is sweet others believe the locks look tacky and are glad to see them go. but even with their removal many believe the locks won' t be gone for long. >> they' ll come back. people start putting them back. that might be a new one you know. because young people in love will be in love forever. miriah: and its true already, the purple people bridge is seeing new love lcoks appear. however, the owners plan to remove those too. it is a sweet gesture. we heard from an older couple in another soundbite that said they have been married for 40 years. locks of love won' t matter in the grand scheme of things. [laughter] lisa: that is sweet that you heard that he or what i heard is that someone said the locks look

lisa: a campaign aimed at helping foster children in hamilton county needs your help. the gloves for love campaign is collecting thousands of gloves, scarves and hats. all the donations will go to foster kids throughout hamilton county. the organizers did a similar drive last year and collected more than 10,000 pieces of luggage. but this year, the campaign shifted gears. >> this year we talked to the people at hamilton county job and family services they said their is definetly a need for hats, gloves scarves and , mittens. these kids need to stay warm. lisa: the goal is to gather 10,000 items for families in need. donations can dropped off at any sibcy cline location. the winter gear will be given to foster children by hamilton county job and family services and other organizations. the gloves for love drive ends february 13. they call themselves the dancing nae nae' s. a group of northern kentucky women who turned the nae nae song into a chance to help

back in november we introduced you to the women from panorama senior apartments. now we just found out they finished 2nd in a seniors got talent contest. they will be presented with a $500 reward later this month. the women told us last fall they would use any winnings to help others who' ve fallen on hard times. you have to leave it on for the stanky leg. that is the best part. anytime we do a story about the song, you get into it more more. randi: i' m trying to learn it. i have no idea how, but i feel like i can whip now. i' m giving it a shot.

plan on rain for the first part of the day today. rain the second part of the day tomorrow. here is your playoff saturday forecast if you are heading downtown. cloudy, mild, 50 at noon. first showers possible as early as 4:00 or it plan on rain for temperatures hold steady in the s through the game on saturday night. crashing sunday morning. lisa: 5:27, breaking this morning, a philadelphia officer ambushed in his police car. his injuries as he goes into surgery right now and the latest on the suspect. dan: there are sure to be all eyes for these showdown with the bengals and the steelers.

lisa: a dive in china's stock causes a domino effect around the world. the home where a hamilton firefighter fell to his death apparently the scene to multiple crimes. why police have been called to this area many times. and the multiple charges a father faces this morning and the woman who is now dead. >> from cincinnati wlwt leading the way this is wlwt news 5 today. [captioning made possible

lisa: i'm lisa cooney. kylea woods and randi rico are here this morning. happy who day. randi: this weekend is the anniversary, of course, of the freezer bowl. lisa: i was there and it was a lot worse. randi: my mom hugged me as if i was never going to return. fi don't see you honey -- come home in a block of ice. for the fans tomorrow and really starting right around game time. lisa: as early as 8:00. randi: the good news is the people who run the tale gait, the bud light

in tents. people know that weared down beer isn't as fun. as was take a look at the radar, we do have showers rolling in. they started about 2:30 and . on the very leading edge there was some icy spots but those are all gone. we're looking at we weather. temperatures at 35. 40. 8:00 a.m., 40s degrees. noon still soggy but we're in the back edge with steady rain. our high today 50 degrees some that is good news. maybe you're an early morning tailgater. but plan on some rain if you're headed downtown. kyla: do plan for that. sounds like you need a poverageo. things are easing right along 74 here at montana as

west bound looking good. if you're over on i-71 just seeing more cars in that south bound direction. and if you're heading towards the cone tail bridge you're good no matter which way you're going. heading for 471 it's still clear. we'll continue to keep you updated but great start for your friday morning commute. lisa? lisa: philadelphia police say an officer is undergoing surgery after he was ambushed after he was in a police cruiser. police fired a toe the of officer. the officer returned fire hitting the suspect three times. both are in the hospital. the officer is expected to survive. there is no word right now on the suspect's condition. a swom dead in and an alabama father is in jail after drug and weapon charges after the two

at children's hospital. andrew is live with more on the charges what he's facing in court and what we could learn about the woman who died. andrew? andrew: an autopsy could tell us more about that woman's death. the man who survived is now in lock-up. 31-year-old wesley landers was found overdosed in the bathroom of his daughter's room. a woman was found and she did not survived. he traveled here to his daughter's surgery to have her trachea reconstructed. >> you wonder if the child

-- prior to being born in utero. so it raises a lot of questions. andrew: wesley landers was taken from children's hospital to u.c. and brought here at the justice center. he will be arraigned. the name of the woman who died and her relationship with landers still not clear. we're waiting for more information from police and from the coroner's office. lisa: a former aberdeen police chief found guilty of domestic abuse will be sentenced today. his wife said he used to beat her and her family believed that led to her death. a local firefighter was killed in a recent arson case was targeted several times before the fire. miriah turner is live with the latest developments. miriah: according to police record the house had been targeted with crimes four

before the latest arson case that took the life of patrick wolterman. the incidents range from thefts to menacing. alarm system wires had been stolen from the house. in july the homeowner's daughter reported the suspect making threatening remarks. investigators told him to add hazard tape. in august of 2012, the home enother's car was keed overnight. in february police were called. and that same alarm would go off when patrick wolterman would enter to fight the fire. the arson investigation is still active. there's a $20,000 reward if you know anything call crimestoppers. i'm miriah turner. lisa: federal officials have made two arrests on terrorism related charges.

documents in california a 23-year-old was trying to organize. a houston area man was indicted on charges he tried to pry provide state. the arrest might have prevented a terror related incident. stock markets in china reopening after shutting down due to a plunge in prices. charles:'s index plunged 7% before trading was automatically stopped. the selling spread across continents accepteding these numbers sharply lower in the united states. the dow tumbled nearly 400 points. john cranly watches city workers to show off their bengaled pride by declaring today operation and black day. we will tell you about this special day.

dan: and good morning to you lisa. yeah, we're down here. fans are going to be pumped for this being called one of the nastiest rivalries in the nfl. it could be difficult getting some ticks at least if you tried to in cincinnati. one business is not selling steeler tickets. we talked to 333 c. they say they're not offering ticks from anybody from pittsburgh. they want to make sure paul brown stadium is filled with plenty of orange as that game takes place on saturday. we took a close look at some of the prices online. some of those tickets running for $90 some for $1,800. unfortunately for some steelers fans it's going to be tough find ticks. >> our boss said this week we did not have to sell to anyone the 412 area code. and we have not sent anything to the greater pittsburgh area.

could turn nasty to try to find a parking space down here at the last minute. parking close to the stadium is said to be about $20 or so a spasmse and there are will be some stimmed about $10 the farther you get out. you can order tickets online. for now we are live here at paul brown stadium. lisa: thanks a lot, dan. the mayors of cincinnati and pittsburgh have a friendly waiver. they will watch the game together. they wagered some local favorite food. they agreed the loser will wear the other team's jersey while serving meals at a local shelter house. >> do you even own a steelers jersey? >> i do not. we're going to go getting him a jersey. i think he should be doing the same for me. >> the wa gers on.

to take care of those who have the most need. lisa: golden star chili. and the mayor is bringing mack and cheese and perogis. if you roll by you might get a delicious bowl from both cities. randi: plan for rain tomorrow specifically after 4:00. if you head toward kick-off and throughout the game fsm you're an early bird tailgater, cloudy, mild, temperatures in the 50 es. calling it sunset. that's when the rinne will be rolling in. kick-off rainy and 49. the good news is temperatures don't fall much during the game. but make sure you bring along that rain gear. rain gives way to a couple of flurries to tend system. lisa. lisa: a pumped up power

record number. how it could be close to $1 billion by saturday. and expect a lot of action and dirt at u.s. sand arena this weekend. we're giving you a live sneak peak at this year's arena cross tour. they're up early. thank you, fellows. you're waking up with wlwt. it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough.

randi: good morning, we're taking a look outside in covington. accident disco fever they had it around new year's it's gone along the dark side. they're supposed to be red today. the radar is showing up as green in cincinnati because we do have rain rolling through our area. most place seeing steady rain. it will raining like this all the way until about lunch time. as the kids head out to the bus stop make sure they have their umbrella or raincoat. you don't need the thick winter coat. rain gear needed early but most of the afternoon the rain is out of here.

it won't stay like this all week. the next seven-day is coming up. lisa: it is happening again. most americans are coming down with a case of lotto fever. there's never bp a jackpot anywhere like this. it is grown to $700 million. lottery officials say it could grow even more. the $750 million pot is the stuff dreams are made of. tick holders have a 1 in the 292 million chance of winning. let's put in in perspective. thanks to the university of buffalo they have accounted the odds are about the same thing as flipping a quarter and getting head 22 times in a row.

the 56 annual cavalcade customs will be this weekend. the event will kick off at 3:00 and continue through sunday. general admission $17 at the gate. you can see action packed racing. jennifer shcack with a sneak peek.

jennifer: [inaudible] jennifer: this year you want to come at number one. tell pe what it's like racing like this? >> it's a lot of fun -- everything's awesome. i'm really excited. jennifer: it makes me a little excited. lisa: we're going to get back with jennifer. arenas are loud. it's hard to hear the reporting. guys, you look great there. we're going to check back again. kyla, how are you doing? right here. we're going to bring in motorcycles into the

quieter. we will check back with jen. very, very loud. it's a little hard to hear. 19 minutes. 71 75. you're looking at 17 minutes and 15 minutes op 275 from the i-74 enter change. here's a look at route 4. we're off to a really good start as far as the weather is concern. weather-wise, i think people have to have more concern. roipped you absolutely need the rain gear if you want to stay nailed to your seat. you don't want to watch on the monitors. that's not as fun. split weekend forecast.

and wet. then way colder. we go from 50's today. to down into the 20's. that a big-time temperature crash. right now on the warm and wet side of this season. steady and rain started around 2 :00, expect to stay with light moderate rain. they are headed off toward columbus. as far as our forecast goes for the rest of the day, back ofpblge the steady rain is back here in western portions of kentucky. we're basically dealing with rain more often than not. take a look towards kansas city. this area of low pressure that's going to be our chance for rain tomorrow specifically as we head to the bengals' game. here we are taking a live look at the stadium. 40 degrees. our current temperatures the breakdown, cloudy all day most likely to get soaked now through noon.

upper to lower 50's. you can see here through the afternoon and evening not much more than a very light sprinkle. for tomorrow the dry par tor day is the first part of the day. expect to see cloudy skies and temperatures up into the low 50's maybe even 54 before the rain rolls in i would expect to see steady rain kicking in before 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. and heavy rain at times during the bengals game. so your forecast, plan on rain. plan on upper 40's. we start out as rain showers but those temperatures fall. and they'll mix over to some flurries but the ground will be wet that nothing will stick. light snow on tuesday. lisa: a ghoirl has no love to cold weather. her reaction to if first snow of the season is adorable. here's a look at paul brown stadium. a spectacular shot from one of our city cams. the lights are on and i'm

there getting ready for tomorrow night. we'll tell you more about the rain and your headlines when cincinnati's wlwt returns. it's now 5:50 it's about time the taco...came

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lisa: good morning. welcome back on your friday morning. hope it's a great start for you. expect rain on and off. today it will tarpe off later on today.

at the big picture. right now at 5:35 we want to tell you about a norwegian sprirnt after her slow motion video went viral online. kyla is here with more on why this athlete is more impressive. kyla: she's probably going to put all of us to shame. she's doing it for a good cause though. the 27-year-old is dean oparabo. she is seen jumping in the gym while having a barbell on her shoulders. she competes in 60-meter, 1-meter and 2-meter events. she says it's something she does for fun.

nigeria and moved to norway in 2005. she represented norway in beijing and in london in 2012. lisa: you are right. she is incredible. check out some stories trending. we have video how a lot of us feel about the snow. >> look at all the snow ! [crying] >> i know. lisa: dan reveals the first snow of the year to his daughter and she is not happy about it. kids normally love the snow but not this little one. she per seves on the video saying, "no go away" and for her sake we hope it does. a marriage proposal, and this guy had a team cap chured 100 of moments and fit them together into a really motion stop motion video. took his girlfriend on a

memorial and popped the question surrounded by photographers. the result is a really sweet 360 degree video. she said yes, by the way. kentucky schools on high alert. details on a threat made in lieu wiville and the extra precaution taken today to keep kids safe. plus, market watch. all eyes on china ahead of the opening bell this morning. how stocks are faring at home and overseas. and this is a well-wet morning. the warm air will last until the end of the bengals game tomorrow. 8:00 a.m. 40 degrees. cloudy and 50. tailgating before 4:00 you're good to go. then plan on rain. two chances of snow. we'll take a look at that in a couple of minutes. lisa: 40 degrees on your friday morning. stay with us. more headlines coming up

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>> it was in a health care facility in a child's room and so tragic. lisa: a drug overdose case at cincinnati's children's hospital has left a woman dead, a father under arrest. the shocking discovery and charges the father will face today. a pennsylvania police officer ambushed in his patrol car. details on the overnight shootout and how the officer is doing this

and the bengals' wild card