kyla woods, what is the latest? kyla: good morning as you get ready to head outside, 275 at route 4, there was an accident. it looks like they may be clearing out of the way, this emergency vehicles. traffic on the ramp is able to move past. we did have some blockage on the ramp. this is 275 at route 4, backup to hamilton. almost 30 minutes on the stretch of 275 from 74 jarell 4. you can see traffic picking up the southbound direction out of butler county. 15 to 20 minutes, maybe 20 minutes in some spots. 71 in montgomery road through the area near kenwood, traffic slowdown both northbound and southbound in that area.

275 has been a close spot for quite some time now. a lot of pretreatment went into the overnight area but they had to redo that work at the snow is out on the ground. you have to make way for them as well. 275 is very very slow from route 32 up to i-71. the 471 corridor is very slow northbound. southbound looks to be moving along pretty well but that extra time is necessary. if you are using 471, 7175 at kyle lane. this morning, it will be a little bit slower with that snow there on the ground. we are seeing very slow conditions and that' s what you will see as you continue to head outside. no need to fly through or hop on the shoulder. take your time as you get outside and give yourself plenty of extra time. >> 7:01 right now, we are

to let you know that road crews are working on both sides of the river watching the snow to help you get where you are going. >> crews were out on local streets retreating the snow before it hits. they are continuing our team coverage with what has been done so far. >> the road crews have been hard at work. we' ve seen oh. crews coming along interstate 71. we know that crews are dedicated in northern kentucky, all over the three kentucky' s entity on. while officially right now is interstate 71 downtown. we have been seeing traffic really slowing down here past the reading road and even past the exit sign. i' m much or what is going on but drivers have really started to slow down. piercing brake lights all up and down northbound 71. i don' t know what' s going on but i can tell you this is a sign that drivers are seeing.

are seeing accumulation or some type of flood something building up on the interstates of that is even more reason to take it slow need to go. the road crews are working as well so we need to leave them plenty as space. another perspective here, some of the side streets we are looking at in cincinnati the end indiana -- cincinnati and indiana. this is a pretty good amount of snow we are seeing here. it' s not clear what the streets are going to look like where you live but you can pretty much expect that you will walk out into snow-covered roads. leave early and leave pretty at -- plenty of space. >> we want another first-hand

s get right to andrew setters leading the way. what are you seeing? >> we are seeing more slush and snow on the roads in union centre boulevard in butler county and we are beginning to see people slip and slide. we saw someone try to make a turn on a slight grade at a traffic light and their wheels were spinning because they could not get the traction they need. we have reached that point of the morning where the road conditions -- i do not expect them to get any better, i only expect them to deteriorate. the road crews will have a much slower time of it trying to make their way around to plow and do what they can to get the roads cleaned up. we hit that critical point in the morning where as the snow continues to fall the roads will not get better until we get over this hump of the morning rush.

site streets and main streets will be in better shape, but they will definitely be slow this morning. >> the cold snap that we have been experiencing is causing a lot of trouble for drivers. aaa has been very busy. local aaa crews have responded to more than 2000 calls from stranded motorists since the arctic air arrived sunday afternoon. >> people running out of gas in their driveway from loading the car warm-up, locking their keys in the vehicle from letting the car warm-up. >> over the last three weeks, aaa has changed over 800 car batteries. make she check your battery as well as your tires which can go flat due to the low-pressure and the cold. >> the cold can polls -- can pose serious health hazards.

more than 1.6 million older americans go to the emergency room every year for fall related injuries. stay warm and protect your skin which becomes thinner with age and be prepared for winter emergencies. make sure you have flashlights, batteries and plenty of food in your home. as the weather changes, feel free to send us your weather pictures. you can upload them to that you local section. download our weather app and stay on top of the snow. you can watch the latest weather forecast and see the list of closing and delays. we are getting a look at the snow all around greater cincinnati this morning. >> maria is here with details. sometimes it can change. it' s dicey for a these administrators. >> they were thinking delay and a lot of them had switched to closures. you are to check out the website

many people need to make plans for child care or who like staying in bed later, cincinnati state opens at 11:00. there are more than 200 school closures and delays this morning. lakota, fairfield, canton decided to close. when did woodson middleton are also closed. pay close attention to those delays. many of them are turning into closures as we head to the midmorning and sing the heaviest snowfall starting to come down. we will have a full listing on our website and scrolling at the bottom of the screen, be sure to send you -- send in your weather pictures as well. what to check with her on the current weather situation. >> lots of blue on the radar. we have snow coating area roads. it will be with us through at least 9:00 this morning. we have about two more hours of snowfall at this intensity

out of town. you will notice some spots where the blue is deeper. those are the areas that have heavier snowfall rates from middleton to waynesboro and springboro. area south of wilmington right along 68 and down toward fayetteville seeing heavier snow. let' s look at the southern pushes of claremont county. all the way down through augusta . on the wide view, we are looking to the back edge and it is rolling through indianapolis we will be watching the back edge of the snow showers between 9:00 a.m. and noon in cincinnati. until then it could come down at a decent clip, our snowfall rates tracker showing heavier spots indicating a half inch per hour possible. do the math. the snow continues through 9:00 a.m. and we should be on track for that one to two inch snowfall total.

weatherbug camera. in warren county, this is what it looks like downtown right now and you can to the snow coating the roads but not too many on the roadways. heavier snow showers between now and 9:00 a.m.. totally over night noon and most places picking up between one and two inches of snow. make it to 26 degrees. tomorrow there is a little bit of a breather and the potential is there for a storm system to hit us friday but it may also miss us. it' s too early to tell. enjoy your one snow day or delay if you have it, and we will keep an eye on that forecast for friday. >> we have our work cut out for us. we are seeing snow-covered roadways and we have had a few accidents pop up. that is the ramp from titusville

once you get on their we are good to go. it is the southbound traffic coming out of butler county making your way toward the eye to 75 interchange where we are seeing heavier conditions. and with that snow covering the roadways you really just the that extra time as you had outside. here is a look around greater cincinnati right now. we have an accident in this area as you travel eastbound. so you do want to give yourself plenty of time. no matter where you are headed out you will need maybe 15 to 25 extra minutes. to get there this morning. 75, north and southbound. spots. it' s even a bit slower than what we would typically see. and east and west bound to conditions typically get dicey precipitation outside. we are sing a few slide offs here and there but really nothing major so there is good

as you continue your travels around the tri-state we had an accident just pop up near north bend so it is very slow. really along the entire stretch from the indiana state line over to the eye 70 corridor door. here is a look at 71-75. that entire stretch from the interchange and even south near donaldson. you will run into the split. we were seeing some really white snow coverage along those lanes headed northbound. you can see it there off to the shoulder with those lanes getting a clear path. >> oh. crews still have quite a bit of work as they make their way out there to get those roads completely clear and get them resell today for that pretreatment overnight. we' ll check again in a few minutes with extended coverage. >> if you do have to go out and drive on a snow-covered road, aaa is giving us striving tips

you. clear the snow from your entire lights. make sure your headlights are on. your car and others. to stop. try to avoid 10 -- changing lanes because snow and ice can build up between the lanes and pay special attention to hills. if you had out this morning, aaa is offering tips to keep your car going. running for about 15 minutes today and here are some of the warning signs. when you' you hear a grinding, clicking or ignition on. but she could have an issue with your headlights dimming if you are idling but they brighten when revving the engine and the

than three years old. >> as we have been saying all morning long, you need to be ready for snow on the road and to go a little slower. at 5:00 now with the latest on road conditions. where are you, what are you seeing? >> we are on 740 seven and butler county and we are seeing very slow conditions. i don' t know if you can see down the hill ahead of us but it is a line of brake lights of people heading this direction and it is slow going. the volume of traffic on the road, the volume of precipitation we have been dealing with us morning with slow on the road, slush on the road. slowing people down, we are in this. period of time where people are trying to get to work and get the kids to school if they have to go to school today and with so many cars on the road, it means the road crews cannot make

conditions are deteriorating with people going slow and i expect it will stay this way for quite a while. >> sidestreets and interstates can be very dicey. >> dan griffin' s outside right now giving us a look at both of these areas. >> good morning. road crews have been working very hard since 7:00 last night in cincinnati and about midnight in northern kentucky. interstate 71 is very interesting to me. i' m not sure if drivers are having trouble getting traction, or if there is something up ahead slowing them down. but they are coming almost to a. every so often and we are seeing brake lights just illuminate northbound 71. that is something to keep in mind as you head where you need to go this morning. be prepared for moments like this we have to come to a sudden stop and go pretty slow.

staying earlier in the newscast and be aware of changing conditions because it appears that every so often we see car suddenly slow down and stop here on northbound 71. i know andrew was saying the road crews are out there probably struggling to keep up with the snow because of the traffic and the increase of people on the roads, i can see that happening here so if you see them, make sure you are leaving plenty of space for them. the road crews are working hard to clear the sidestreets of what you' ll probably find this morning are sidestreets that look more like this. we are seeing a lot of snow-covered sidestreets this is sentinel street downtown. cars are coming by every so often but it is not having much of an impact on those conditions right now. we will obviously continue to follow these traffic conditions minute by minute as we move this morning and bring you up-to-date with what we see here. for now we are live here. >> let'

>> still snowing. bubbly will be all the way through 9:00. you will notice that it is blue for everybody but in some spots, that blue is just a little bit deeper indicating some heavier snowfall rates through highland county and northern adams county from hillsboro right along the 68 corridor down toward georgetown and another heavier badge where you are hitting 675 closer to springboro. it is also coming down good through southeastern indiana. that' s why if you notice the snowfall rate picking up. 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. was the heaviest timeframe for snow and that is what we are looking at. the back edge of snowfall activity rolling through indianapolis right now by the time we hit noon. let' s take a closer look at that timeline for today.

the study and moderate snow will be lightening up and as you head toward 11:00, we watch that back edge of approach the 275 loop and by the time we hit noon, the snow showers are pre-much done . we are watching that back edge moved to the eastern town as we approach 1:00 and 2:00. it is over for most of us by the time we hit lunchtime but snowfall totals at times half an inch per hour and you will end up right in that range we were expecting for the start. one to two inch snowfall by noon. as we get to the second part of the day there are a couple of lingering flurries. on friday, that one still with many questions. it is certainly causing issues on the road.

>> we are seeing some emergency does because we do have accidents popping up. here is a we have a long 275 that route four. it is in the clearing faces, but you can see those emergency vehicle still present. this is in those in eastbound lanes as you head toward i-75. 275 here at hamilton giving you a look at the backup. still seeing a lot of snow coverage. you are able to see some of the snow coverage out there. out of butler county, here is a look at the slow traffic in allen as you make your way from 129 down toward the lateral. that' s what we usually give you a travel time for. you' re probably up near 30

plenty of extra time needed as morning. we are still trying to get that work done but they do have quite a bit of work cut out for them as they make their way out and try to get treatment back on those roads after the hours. two senate 75 is pretty light in both directions, but you can really get a good view of that snow coverage. the lanes are able to make their way through as more cars get outside and get going. northbound 471 is very slow baby downtown. there is a look at some of your area roadways. >> the hamilton county sheriff' s office has just acquired a level one snow emergency. >> this means the roadways are hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. nearly 300 school closures and delays will come in this

this is what you will see if you will search for your local school district. >> if you take the bus to work, metro will update its detour hotline all day. you can call a phone number on your screen from 5:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. anytime for the most current detour information. metro reminds writers if your stop is on a hill for the bus at the top or bottom of the hill. >> when temperatures drop this low, shelters are critical for the homeless. the facility has got to bed -- gotten beds and it will be open through february. this facility is on scott street in covington and offers an enjoy snacks. gets

>> veterinarians are reminding everyone to keep an eye on your pets. if it is toco cold for you it is probably too cold for your pets. puppies do not tolerate the cold as well as an adult dog. before you start your car, check under the hood. cats that live outside will sometimes climb into the engine to be warm. >> like you say, pets are people, too. >> i do always say that. >> no you don' t. we continue to keep an eye on road conditions for you this morning. andrew spender spinning live drive five driving around town to checking out the road conditions. andrew, give us an update on your location and the road conditions. >> right now we are on 275 headed westbound toward the winton road exit. there is flashing green and yellow lights.

but split into the wall probably about a mile or two back. the road conditions are deteriorating but are still drivable if you take your time and use caution. that' s the big issue in this is you want to go the appropriate speed for the road conditions. if i could wave a magic wand like houdini would have a much easier time on it or if could stop the snow falling things would improve but that' s the problem you have right now as snow continues to fall in a lot of areas and the road crews are we' re seeing this salt truck here and people are keeping their distance but whatever this truck has been able to treat the shape. it' s a matter of too much traffic for these drivers to do their job. >> continuing our team coverage right now we have dan griffin

>> he is in the downtown area where conditions are deteriorating depending on where you are. >> it really does depend where you are. >> on sentinel street you would be driving on a completely covered road and looking at it taking, where have the crews been? they have been working very hard. they' ve been out since 7:00 in cincinnati and started at about midnight. oh. crews have been taking care of interstate 71 here and mother nature has been packing a punch here. she' s been dropping a lot of snow. cars here have been definitely slowing down here. you can tell the roads are slick and slushy so it definitely makes sense to slow down and keep the distance. our friends out there headed to work and school and doing a good job. northbound 71 is here as well, very slow drivers are hitting their breaks every so often headed toward our station. they are taking it slow and

a notch or if they' re having trouble with traction there but the one thing to keep in mind as you move through the morning is leaving space for the road crews as they are there trying to hit the roads and scrape them to get them clear for you. it' s very important to keep everybody safe out there. for now we are live downtown. >> we went to check in with mandy now and -- randy and get the latest. >> it' s getting harder and harder to pinpoint where the hefty a snow is falling because everyone is seeing a moderate snowfall at this point. as we look at the last hour, we watch that modern snow band roll through 275 and hitting are highland county. belfast on to winchester currently seeing the snow pick up a little bit in intensity there. let' indiana.

rounds of heavier snow. back right along 74 near base phil, there was already an inch and a half to two inches on the road 1.5 hours ago. the back edge is now rolling through downtown indianapolis so it' s the like it will snow all day long at just so happens that the heaviest snow is coinciding with the heaviest traveled time period of the morning. back toward indy, they are finally on the back edge of things and it should be approaching the southeastern indiana communities by the time we get to the 10:00 hour. >> for the eastern communities run around lunchtime. as you look at the timeline for today, taking it down for you, one to two inches of snowfall.

16 degrees at the moment. in the single digits. if your going to be out there, stuck or sliding off the road a cold air. bundle up between 9:00 a.m. and push through greater cincinnati. as you head into the afternoon two, but we are not talking accumulating snow. for today, looking at that round of snow and the potential is there again on friday but that system is too early to call. if you are on social media today, if you see a map today it is probably a mild projection and that will change 12 times before we hit friday. cincinnati is on the fringe . we either get hit with a good bit of snow were it misses us. it' s way too early to talk totals. it'

keeping our eye on once we are done with the morning snowfall for today. kyla woods, you have been very busy tracking the latest conditions, what is going on? >> we have quite a bit of snow on our roadways. not only on the side streets where you will see even more coverage, quite a bit of packing snow on the side streets sing a little bit less traction than the interstates and main thoroughfares but crews really them. they have to get act out and retreat these roadways. if you' re traveling near grand, it' s 75 at mitchell north and southbound rolling along as you can see, quite a bit of snow coverage there as well. continuing to look around greater cincinnati, it' s very slow at burlington and that will continue all the way into cincinnati. folks are slowing down this morning which is what we recommend. on the eastern side of our

kellogg. that is slow as well as near five-mile and as you continue on that southeastern edge of the 275 loop, here is a look at kellogg and 131 if you' re making your way continuing northbound along i-75. you can see a lot of rake lights headed that way. we just seeing traffic moving at a slow pace where we have these types of road conditions. you will need that extra time as you had outside this morning. both sides of the interstate at a slow crawl. we are seeing it hit in all directions. not as we typically see it headed inbound but north and southbound is very slow. 75 at western hills and the same thing here along the corridor. that extra time -- we have not seen any major issues this

we are giving ourselves plenty of time and slowing down once you get out there. >> we have no choice. let' s get a closer look. kentucky transportation on the road with a check at how the local roads are shaping up this morning. >> it sounds like you have a lot of trucks and plenty of salt to go around. x we do. the intensity and the timing of the snow is making it a challenge, but we will keep at it all morning. >> let' s talk about the priorities. tell us how you decide where you will go first, what to treat first, and had you get neighborhoods and residents side streets cleared off. >> we focus on the main corridor which is the interstate and the four-lane highways. then we go to our secondary routes. we really hit the priorities hard.

we will continue running throughout the morning until we find the pavement. >> what are you hearing about how it is going on the hill? >> we could look right outside our window at the office. it is a slow go heading northbound but that is typical on the morning commute. southbound traffic looks like it' s moving ok but it will be slow going this morning because the intensity of the snow with a lot of traffic out there which makes it hard for our trucks to get to it. >> this is our first good snowfall of the winter season, let' s talk about the rules of the road for those folks who have not got out the road yet. what should they remember when writing near some of your vehicles? >> allow a safe distance. leave several seconds behind so that you have enough time to stop.

if you do not need to be the roadway, stay off because that is the least amount of traffic out there. if you do have to travel, which most everybody does, allow yourself enough time and take it slow in the stowe. >> -- in the snow. >> nancy would with the transportation department. >> better to work from home. >> if you can. >> i tried and everyone said no. >> you need to be here. >> andrew setters, you have been out all morning. what are you seeing? >> we are seeing -- on southbound and the traffic is in better shape here than it was a 275. the road here is not in the best of shape but the traffic is

a pretty good alternative to sitting in the traffic out there on the interstate. nancy talked about it is that we have all talked about it this morning. this is a situation where the snow coming in is what makes it difficult. earlier this morning , we were driving around on snow-covered roads and we had no problem going where we need to go. as the morning has gone on and more people get out and get moving, they are slowing down. traffic is slowing down and slowing down the progress of the salt trucks as they make their rounds this morning. be patient, careful and the snow is not coming down at a tremendous pace, not anywhere i have been this morning. it' s definitely something you can manage to drive in. it' s just enough -- just a matter of having enough time to

>> let' s check in with randy and see the latest on the snowfall. >> we were talking one to two inches of snow. watching the back edges rolled through india. i was checking in on their snowfall totals. for us as it rolls through, it is pretty similar. we' re seeing a little bit of a break in the action as the back edge starts to creep between indiana and southeastern indiana. it' s currently coming down from wilmington to hillsboro in the northern portions of highland county. that burst of snow rolls from west to east, we still have a couple hours to go. futurecast is showing the timeline with the package of the

10:00, approaching downtown by the eastern communities by the afternoon. what to give you the latest snowfall projections as the system moves in and out of the area. one to two inches on average but you may notice a couple of spots in and through southeastern indiana, slightly above the two you have about 1.5 hours of study snow showers before we in our direction. i lunchtime, we are done with this but getting to and from work and school this morning has proven an issue. let' s get the latest with kyla woods. >> we are seeing quite a bit of snow coverage on the roadways. here is a look at the kentucky and indiana line if you' re headed near the kerala bridge. we will need that extra time. we can see all that snow and the travel lanes able to eat through.

50 as you had through the downtown area and 75 is pretty jampacked. give yourself extra time. be careful as you had outside. >> we will be back at 7:55. we will continue to monitor the road conditions for you and the latest on the snowfall. wehe couple came under fire for failure to disclose a loan from goldman during cruz's 2012 senate bid, another period of scrutiny when cruz was found by austin police sitting near a highway alone, the officer reportedly concerned she was a danger to herself. her husband describing hidy's depression, writing in his memoir i did my best to help heidi through this time. we prayed together and she went to counseling and relied on the

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r (slot machines chiming) she's a buckeyex whisperer! v (music) `` lisa: good morning. ``the snowfall continues. ``many schools are changing from ``delayed to closed right now. ``the updated list is at the ``bottom of the screen right now ``and on wlwt.com ``mark: right now, hamilton county ``is on a level one snow ``emergency. ``hazardous with blowing and ``drifting snow. ``lisa: the interstates and side ``this morning. ``mark: overnight, crews made sure ``local streets are pretreated as ``much as possible for the morning ``commute. ``wlwt news 5' s dan griffin begins

``dan: good morning. ``i can tell you road crews are ``still very much hard at work. ``we have seen odot crews, ``cincinnati crews, and we know ``crews are on the other side of ``the river. ``i am right here next to ``interstate 70 one just outside ``of downtown. ``northbound 71 very much at a ``snails pace this morning for you ``could make friends with the car ``next to you if you really wanted ``to at this paste. ``this is showing you everyone is ``making a slow because for one, ``they need to, and two, they ``really have to. ``the roads are slushy. ``i am not sure how much i' ve ``accumulated on the road, but you ``cannot see some asphalt in some ``pretty big areas. ``those crews are hard at work ``trying to clear. ``they are salting, they are ``scraping, they are trying to get ``that done, so leave plenty of ``space your to do not try to pass ``them in a quick move.

``taking your time. ``this is not a rat race for any ``means. ``for now, live downtown, dan ``griffin, wlwt news 5. ``mark: all right, dan, and thank ``you. ``continuing our wlwt news 5 team ``coverage, andrew setters is out ``in live drive this morning ``giving us a real time look of ``the roads. ``andrew, where are you at right ``now? ``andrew: well, mark , we are ``heading southbound right by mt. ``airy forest, and the snow has ``pretty much stopped in this ``area, and that can only mean ``good things as we go on through ``the morning. ``right now, people are going ``slow, 15, 20 miles an ``hour. ``but at least we are moving. ``that is a good thing. ``a lot of people are out on the ``interstates, seeing the increase ``of volume with traffic ``going pretty slow. ``i think you would rather go 20 ``miles an hour on a side street ``than doing 30 or 40 on the ``interstate. ``it is frustrating to sit out ``there. ``with the snow beginning to slow ``down and talk in this area, that

``that means the roads should not ``deteriorate as we go through the ``morning. ``and as people get off the roads, ``the crews can get out and attack ``the. ``reporting live, andrew setters, ``wlwt news 5. ``lisa: all right, andrew, thank ``you. ``now the big picture. ``kyla woods, bring us up-to-date ``trade kyla: here is a look -- ``bring us up to date. ``kyla: here' s a look at one of ``our cameras, that very big ``intersection heading to i-71, ``you can see quite a bit of snow ``coverage. ``cars are taking their time, and ``road crews again will have their ``work cut out for them when they ``tried to retreat these roadways. `` 471 near the i-71 interchange, ``ramps slow and snow-covered. ``over the daniel carter bridge, ``downtown cincinnati, you are ``probably near 15, 20, 25 minutes ``for your travel time along that

``75 near 129, from there into the ``norwood lateral will run you ``about an hour right now. ``that is usually only a 20-minute ``commute. ``71, 75, up to an hour and 30 ``minutes right now heading from ``the split in walton into ``downtown cincinnati. ``traffic here barely moving at ``donaldson south of the 275 ``interchange. ``we are seeing that very slow ``traffic. ``the good news -- we have not ``seen an abundance of albums on ``the roads. ``-- of problems on the roads. ``most of our travel lanes have ``been unhindered . ``hopefully that will remain the ``case. ``74, traveling along this ``corridor, you can see emergency ``lights just popping up in the ``eastbound direction making your ``way from the indiana state line ``over to i-75. ``right now, you' re looking at ``near an hour for that commute. ``it does not look like a great ``amount of traffic on this ``particular camera, but traffic ``moving at a slow pace. i-74, again, your

``an hour. ``maybe 15 minutes to 20 minutes, ``so i slight bump over what we ``would see on a typical ``as you head out sighed again, ``plenty of exit time, plenty of ``caution. ``let' s check in with ``meteorologist randi rico and ``your most accurate forecasts. ``randi? ``miriah: that is -- ``randi: that is the thing. ``it will take you longer to get ``there because the snow continues ``to fall across greater ``every place right now seeing ``some snowfall. ``there is a break in the action ``south of the 71-75 split. ``an hour or so ago, we had ``distinct pockets of intense ``snowfall. ``the snowfall rate is a little ``bit lighter than that right now. ``let' s zoom in. ``you can see it was definitely ``more intense, now lightening up, ``which is always a good thing. ``butler county, 127, as you go ``from collinsville down toward ``hamilton, trenton seeing some ``light snow showers.

s travel right around 4 ``inbound and around the 275 luke ``-- as andrew said, areas inside ``the loop, snow currently a ``little bit lighter, but there is ``more to come. ``enjoy the break we are seeing ``right now along 71 and 75 inside ``the loop. ``further south, steady snow ``showers, glistening in southern ``portions of claremont county, ``milford, kentucky, it is all ``steady, light to moderate. ``looking into southeastern ``indiana, coming down pretty good ``in portions of union county, ``also franklin county. ``because the back edge of the ``snow is now in sight. ``the indianapolis area getting in re watching it slowly ``74. ``the last two hours, and went ``over the top of indy to moving ``out. ``it' s back edge is basically ``creeping toward downtown, so as

``at hour, i would expect the 275 ``luke to go snow-free, and ``through the afternoon, that is ``when everybody will see the back ``edge. ``the winter weather advisory got ``extended east of our area. ``it remains the same for us. ``in effect until 7:00. ``they may knock off a couple of ``hours early. ``here is a live look to our ``weatherbug network. ``in downtown lebanon, the roads ``there look better than they did ``an hour or so ago because it has ``lightened up in downtown ``lebanon. ``you can see the golden lamb ``there in the distance. ``slushy roadways in the central ``warren county. ``as far as snowfall goes, ``indianapolis, many flakes coming ``in on the high end of two inches ``to two and a half inches of ``snow. ``for us, we will be in the one ``attitudes two inch category. ``-- the one inch to two inch ``category.

``website and southeastern indiana ``mark. ``not totally above the original ``two inches of snow, but maybe a ``little more based on the current ``intensity. ``looking at the forecast for ``today, one inch to two inches ``for most of us, maybe a touch ``more west of town, dayton, 26 ``degrees is where we are headed ``this afternoon. ``tonight for the evening commute, ``it will be a totally different ``story. s and maybe a ``couple of flurries. ``the morning rush is a big issue. ``as we had for tomorrow, we see ``sunshine, 29 degrees, and a lot ``of people talking up friday' s ``system. ``here is the deal -- it is moving ``to the west goes right now, so ``the tract can change as you roll ``across the country. ``cincinnati models had us on the ``french -- the fringe. ``give another couple of hours for ``the models to get into that ``system to see what is happening. ``it is a little too early to talk ``totals, but it is a possibility ``we could see another round of

``to the south, still kind of ``variable. ``if it does snow, it will linger ``into saturday morning. ``at for the situation on the ``road? ``mark: 8:05 is your time. ``we are getting a look at the ``snow all around greater ``schools decide to close and ``delay this morning. ``lisa: miriah turner is here now ``with the latest. ``miriah? ``delays. ``now people are thinking closures ``are in order. ``many people will need to make ``plans for childcare or simply ``enjoy staying in bed longer. ``right now, this is what we have ``for you -- thomas more college ``will open at 10:00 this morning. ``cincinnati state opening at ``11:00. ``as for closures cincinnati ``, public, mt. healthy, lakota, ``fairfield, kenton, and campbell `` county schools all closed this ``morning. ``windham -- winton ``woods and middletown are also ``closed. ``mason is among the many schools ``on a two-hour delay. ``but pay close attention to those ``delays -- many of those delays

``into the morning. ``as you might expect some of the ``number of total closures and ``school delays is around 300 this ``morning, which is what you will want to ``district. ``listing on wlwt.com and ``scrolling at the bottom of your ``screen. ``and we are asking you this ``weather pictures with us. ``them on the ulocal section. ``lisa: send them to our website ``or our twitter. ``we are getting some right now. ``kathy showed her snow photos ``from newtown, ohio. ``that is her puppy enjoying the ``fresh snowfall. ``or is he saying, "get me out of ``here? ``get me back inside?" ``we don' t know. ``another from kathy, you see the ``snow, the blanket on the ``sidewalk probably figured there ``now. ``a reminder as you do go out the ``door, share your snow photos

``page, or upload them from your ``neighborhood to the u local ``section of the wlwt app. ``mark: right now, hamilton county ``in gallatin are under level one ``emergencies. ``that means roadways are ``hazardous with blowing and ``drifting snow. ``also, butler county on a level ``once emergency as well. ``lisa: we have seen the road ``conditions deteriorate ``throughout the morning. ``mark: overnight, the crows try ``to make sure the local streets ``were pretreated as much as they ``possibly could for an easy ``morning commute. ``wlwt news 5' s dan griffin live ``downtown now with a continuing ``look at the road conditions ``there. ``dan, the morning. ``dan: good morning, mark. ``the side streets here, this is ``sentinel street, still very much ``covered as the sun is coming up. ``we are getting a better glimpse ``as to how much snow is coming ``down here. ``yes, the side streets look like ``this. ``road crews are out there ``working.

``northern kentucky, crews started ``about midnight. ``this is interstate 70 want to my ``left right outside of downtown. ``i can say traffic has picked up ``since we started our coverage ``earlier this morning. ``cars are taking a slower pace, ``which is exactly what road crews ``say they need to be doing at ``this time. ``we have seen several salt ``trucks coming through, scraping ``the road, salting, trying to get ``in between the cars in a their ``morning commutes here. ``there is a lot to be done here. ``mother nature has thrown a punch ``with quite a bit of snow. ``that is one of the things to ``keep in mind as you are driving ``is some spots will be a little ``slicker, there will be slush ``make sure you are leaving that ``space, slow down, and make sure ``that if you see the road crews ``trying to clear the way so ``everybody has a safe commute, ``leave them extra space to it i

``little bit ago, and he is that ``around a salt truck to get ``around him, not a good idea. ``for one, it could cause a crash, ``and for two, he is hard at work. ``keep these things in mind for ``your commute and your fellow ``commuters this morning. ``we all be asleep want to get to ``work and have a good week, ``right? ``-- we all the obviously want to ``get to work and have a good ``week, right. ``dan griffin, wlwt news 5. ``mark: thank you. ``andrew has a real-time look at ``the roads. ``andrew, give us an update of ``your location. ``andrew: good morning, mark your ``we are tooling around on side ``streets. ``you can see what kind of shape ``they are in. ``a little bit of slush that ``people are driving on, but for ``the most part, it is ``snow-covered. ``that will make it difficult as ``people go around this morning. ``side streets like this one here,

time ``before road crews get to a side ``street like this and treat it ``because it is not a priority for ``them. ``they will be heading the main ``roads, things like reading road, ``what they can to get people ``going on those, and then ``beginning to step down the ``priority list of roads that need ``their attention, side streets ``like this one, still ``snow-covered, not getting a lot ``of attention and probably will ``not for a while until they get ``the main streets in much better ``shape. ``as we drive around this morning, ``we have seen a few people ``slipping and sliding. ``for the most part, it seems like ``people have gotten the message ``that this weather, these roads ``are passable, but you' ve got ``because just. ``i have not seen too many -- you ``have got to be cautious. ``i' ve not seen to be people ``sliding. ``this is one of the first major ``snow events that we have had. ``people seem to be handling it ``well this winter. ``reporting live, andrew setters, ``wlwt news 5.

``andrew' s vantage point here kyla ``woods, the morning to you. ``kyla: i' ve seen a lot of snow on ``the side streets that andrew is ``driving on, but he is right -- ``we have been able to avoid major ``mishaps on the roadways. ``a salt truck edging along on 275 ``northbound. ``i want to give you a look at the ``key areas across greater ``cincinnati. ``about an hour heading along the ``stretch of to 75 from route 32 ``up to i-71. ``this has been very slow for ``quite some time now. ``it looks like the i-71 corridor ``near red bank heading ``southbound, those lanes looking ``happier than we are seeing -- ``looking heavier than we are ``seeing northbound. ``southbound might still have a ``few, but right now, we are ``seeing both types heading toward ``the madisonville area this ``morning come anywhere near ``kenwood along 71, you will need ``that additional time even as ``we head through the 8:00 hour. we had an

``seeing quite a bit of backup ``around hamilton, and still ``seeing slow traffic at hamilton ``coming off the ramp from ``hamilton to 275 in the eastbound ``direction. ``still a slow crawl heading near ``275 near i-75. ``near i-74, you can see traffic `` on i-74 right as you are ``getting ready to merge with ``i-75, you do not have to squeeze ``into one line anymore. ``the lanes are open, but they are ``moving slowly. ``you can see quite a bit of ``coverage near beekman. ``we are seeing slow volume out ``there, which again is ``recommended as you head out ``side. ``give yourself any of time -- ``give yourself plenty of time. ``randi, what is the latest on the ``forecast? ``randi: that is the important ``thing -- when is it all over? ``i want to check in on the ``visibilities. ``last week, visibility was the

``visibility is down to about 3. `` /4 of a mile. ``a little bit better in and ``around cincinnati. ``the snowfall is not nearly as ``intense as it was 90 minutes or ``so ago. ``it is still snowing for most of ``us. ``it looks like an through ``portions of owen, grants, and ``pendleton counties, a bit of a ``break. ``in general, snowfall continues ``between a :00 a.m., and it is ``between -- continues until 9:00 ``a.m. ``it is between 9:00 and noon that ``this makes it through the wlwt ``viewing area. ``southeastern indiana, you guys ``will be the first ones to see ``the end of the snow. ``that will happen here in the ``next hour to 90 minutes. ``butler county, currently seeing ``moderate snow as we have been ``seeing through the morning along ``127, down into hamilton, ``fairfield. ``trenton right now see a ``snowfall. ``eastern part of the 275 loop, ``headed toward the airport, a

`` ohio and switzerland counties ``light at this point. ``we are watching the back edge of ``the snow rolled through. ``currently, it is not as heavy as ``it was a an hour, 90 minutes ago ``or so. ``half an inch per hour. ``most places coming in at about ``an inch or so. ``by the time we are all done, one ``inch to two inches. ``some spots might see a little ``more than that. ``here is your time i -- heaviest, ``moderate snowfall coming to an ``end by about 9:00. ``we have got about 45 minutes and ``the snowfall does lighten up for ``us. ``it does end for most of us by ``the time we hit noon. ``futurecast to showing snow ``showers for us as we head toward ``10:00. ``that back edge of the snow ``working his way inside the 275 ``loop. ``we get to lunchtime, and it ``looks like much of hamilton ``county, northern kentucky,

``early afternoon, the snow shower ``activity works its way out of ``the eastern communities. ``the timeline is the same, ``projections -- most places ``of snow. ``a couple of flurries lingering ``for the evening commute, so the ``evening drive will be much ``different than your morning ``the day. ``i would expect skies to clear ``out tonight, and we will have ``some sunshine and dry weather ``for tomorrow. ``friday. ``snow. ``south. ``it is still up in the air. ``let' s get through the current ``snowfall we have this morning. ``we will take a quick break, get ``some hot chocolate, get some ``coffee, get some tea. ``are company r should treat your like family... @ [phone rings] operator: ` health care customer service r patricia ramirez. roperator: oh, patricia! t ied? t operator:rit's about time, lady! @ this is the real question: @ how's that man you're dating? r where's the ring? t ...we meanr more like this. t operator:` t i'll scheduletan appointment r with the diabetestspecialist, ok?

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``many schools are changing from ``delayed us to close. ``the updated list of the bottom ``of your screen and on wlwt.com. hamilton county, butler, ``and gallatin county on a level ``one snow emergency. ``hazardous with blowing and ``drifting snow. ``lisa: we have been seeing ``snow-covered roads throughout ``the morning. ``mark: highways and side streets ``can be big trouble. ``wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is ``keeping an eye on the roads for ``dan, good morning. ``dan: good morning, mark. ``it depends on where you are for ``the quality of the roads here. ``this is sentinel street ``downtown. ``cars driving by, this is some of ``the first impressions they will ``see. ``to my plus, interstate 70 one ``outside of downtown here. ``southbound seems to be moving ``just fine. ``everyone is taking a much ``slower, leaving plenty of space. ``northbound here has been an ``interesting pats. ``i' m trying to figure out what is

``i do not know if this has to do ``with the merge of a head or if ``some of these cars are ``struggling with traction. ``what i can tell you is there is ``flush on the road. ``a good idea to take it slow and ``make sure you' re not plunging ``the gas, punching the brakes, ``doing anything too rash because ``that can cause you to lose ``control. ``something interesting about how ``the cruiser managing this, too , ``northern kentucky started ``pretreating about midnight. ``they have quite a bit of road to ``cover pure it i believe ``cincinnati has about 3000 lane ``miles to cover. ``northern kentucky, the ``transportation cabinet, about ``2000 lane miles to cover. ``when you have mother nature ``throwing a punch like this your ``way, that is a lot. ``they have been very much hard at ``work. ``salt trucks coming through, ``trying to keep up with it ``through all of the traffic here. ``certainly a lot more ahead of ``them as they deal with the last

``be careful out there, take it ``slow, and of course they with a ``on the conditions are for now, ``live downtown, dan griffin, wlwt ``news 5. ``mark: all right, dan, thank you. ``continuing our wlwt news 5 team ``coverage, andrew setters and ``lived there i' ve -- in live ``drive 5 for you. ``andrew, what is your location? `` andrew: mark, we are on college ``hill, hamilton avenue. ``this is a more heavily-traveled ``street. ``traffic is not bad here, and the ``horrible. ``it is snow and slush -covered. ``i have seen people with traction ``trouble. ``people with a delay look like ``they had run into some problems, ``but for the most part, not ``really seeing the volume of ``accidents that i was concerned ``we would see today. ``this is kind of the worst-case ``scenario when you talk about ``snow because it came in early in ``the morning and continues

``that is a recipe for the roads ``to get really ugly and for ``people to have a lot of ``accidents. ``for the most part, people seem ``to be driving with great caution ``and care this morning, making ``sure that they get where they ``are going, get there safely ``without too many problems. ``we are struggling to find ``anything out here that is going ``on as far as accidents go, and ``that is a really good problem ``for us to have your reporting ``live in collegeville, andrew ``setters, wlwt news 5. ``you. ``hamilton avenue, it is traveled ``a lot, and folks are moving ``right along. ``when you' re traveling out there ``looking for any problems and ``you' re not really able to find ``them, so as we take a look ``outside, here is 471. ``i want to give you a peek at the ``corridor traveling from 275 to

``are up to 40 minutes right now. ``fort thomas, bellevue, davis, ``good morning to you. ``you will need a lot of extra ``time. ``a lot of great lights heading ``into the northbound direction of ``your southbound is pretty clear. ``eastgate, route 32, you can see ``the lanes. ``cars have been able to make it ``pretty a path both northbound ``and southbound there. ``most of the snow off to the ``shoulder, so you can see the ``lanes are moving along at a ``pretty decent pace. ``in northern kentucky, you will ``average about an hour and a half ``coming all the way from the ``split in walton to downtown ``cincinnati. ``we are not seeing terrible ``conditions on her main travel ``lanes. ``71-75, both brands coming from ``275 trying to merge onto 71-75. ``they are moving along at a ``pretty decent rate. ``here is a look for you near ``petersburg if you are traveling ``to or from the indiana-kentucky ``line, again, those lanes moving ``a probably a slower pace than ``usual, but they are getting

``continuing northbound, 275 on ``the northwest corner traveling ``year the northgate area, ``continuing a travel further near ``hamilton or route 4 traffic ``earlier this morning very slow, ``but we are starting to get more ``of a rapid pace as folks are ``starting to kind of clear out in ``both directions. ``still a few break like pushing ``toward the i-75 interchange. ``on the eastern side of the 275 ``loop, still that very slow ``stream of traffic that we have ``seen from really route 32 up `` through milford, montgomery, ``heading near the i-71 ``interchange. ``you will still need about 40, 45 ``stretch. ``so still a very slow pace, and ``you can see quite of snow in ``those travel lanes. ``let' s check in now with ``meteorologist randi rico and a ``look at the timeline of the ``snow, when it may move out, and ``friday. ``i know we are still working to ``i know! ``randi: the

``about six days ago. ``it is still up in the air on ``wednesday. ``let' s talk about the snow we' re ``dealing with right now. ``you can see we have snow showers ``all across greater cincinnati, ``maybe a bit of a break south ``into portions of pendleton ``county, but here is the big ``deal. ``everybody wants to know when ``does the snow come to an end. ``it has been coming down pretty ``good. ``at its heaviest, a half-inch of ``snowfall per hour. ``it looks like right now we' re ``slightly lighter than that in ``intensity. ``we have the back edge of snow ``showers that rolled through ``indy. ``most snowfall totals only ``high-end, two inches to two and ``half inches. ``the back as moving along 74 and ``oh, so close to the extreme ``western part of our viewing ``area. ``fayette county. ``as we had torn a clock a.m., you ``are getting in on the back of ``the study snow showers. ``this is a one-hour time ``lapse. ``getting to portions of ripley ``county, heading for the next 30

``watch that snow shower back line ``work if way toward the state ``line and move toward harrison. ``as we look at boulder county ``right now, moderate snow ``showers, trenton, hamilton, ``along 127, same thing over ``toward munro, westchester, ``mason, down and through ``sharonville. ``as for the 275 luke, it is ``lighter closer to downtown and ``even some spots where you are ``not eating much at all. ``currently right near anderson. ``we have a little bit of snow to ``get through here this morning. ``on the wider view, everybody ``dealing with the snow here a.m. is when ``southeastern indiana. ``i think it ends for the 275 ``loop. ``between noon and 1:00, slowly ``working its way through the ``eastern communities. ``a little snow to go, but the ``heavier snow should be behind us ``as we take a look at the photos ``sent in to our twitter account,

``theme for today. ``two dogs checking out the snow. ``as we take a look at the ``forecast for today, again, ``snowfall projections, snowfall ``totals, most reports are the ``half-inch to inch and half ``range. ``we are looking pretty good, one ``inch to two inches by noon ``pierce some spots may go a ``little bit above the into ``southeastern dna -- southeastern ``indiana, but not much. `` let' s head on over to mark and ``lisa. ``lisa: all right, randi, thank ``you. ``mark: we are getting a closer ``look at all the snow around ``greater cincinnati for you this ``morning, bringing you the ``birdseye v view. ``lisa: miriah turner has your ``pictures. ``we appreciate it. ``miriah: absolutely. ``lots of pictures of kids and ``dogs in the snow. ``many people will need to arrange ``for childcare. ``along with the 300 plus school ``closures and delays, a lot if ``you' re sending your pictures.

``right lanes are almost at a ``standstill heading onto 471. ``left lanes on 275 heading toward ``while there seems to be moving, ``so that is good news. ``thanks to viewer jeremy for ``sending this picture outside his ``home from bright, indiana. ``thank you to lia for this ``shot from hillsboro, indiana. ``thank you for putting them on ``our facebook page and also ``tweaking them this morning. ``lisa? ``lisa: also, as maria thing said, ``a dog -- as maria iriah said, ``the dogs in the snow. ``remember, if it is called for ``you, it is called for them, too. ``kyla: mark: keep those pictures coming ``on our wlwt, or our u local page ``on wlwt.com. ``a reminder about snow ``emergencies. ``hamilton, butler, gallatin

``emergency. ``that means the roadways are ``hazardous with blowing and ``drifting snow. ``you need to slow down. ``lisa: absolutely. ``hamilton county is under a so -- ``a snow emergency. ``here is a live look at i-71 ``drive-by the horseshoe casino. ``traffic is moving for sure, ``although a little bit slow. ``you can see some of the ``flashiness -- slushin ess that ``has been created or you have to ``take it slow for sure. ``as far as the local colleges are ``concerned, nky has not cause for ``a delay or anything yet.

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`` lisa: good morning. ``it is 8:31. ``16 degrees very schools are ``changing from delay to close ``right now. ``bottom of your screen and on ``wlwt.com. ``continuing our team coverage ``right now with andrew setters. ``at last check, he is at the ``college hill, hamilton avenue. ``mark: give us the update on the

``college hill right now, on ``golfers road. ``it is the goldstar this morning ``because this road is in pretty ``darn good shape. ``we were following one of the ``this morning, and it is in ``surprisingly good shape. ``the best -- it is probably the ``best main road i' ve seen this ``morning. ``just a little bit of slush left ``on it. ``the side streets and even main ``roads have even been ``snow-covered. ``people are slipping and sliding, ``but for the most part, people ``are getting around pretty well ``just about everywhere we have ``been. ``we have been on the interstate. ``they are not in fantastic ``shapes. ``we have an on the main roads. ``they are not in fantastic ``shapes. ``everybody seems to be doing what ``they can to take it slow, be ``cautious, be safe, and get where ``they need to go this morning. ``that is really all you can hope ``when you' re dealing with snow

``during the morning drive. ``it is not falling terribly fast, ``but we have been talking about ``four hours now that we have had ``snowfall or thereabouts all over ``the area, and it has made it ``tough for road crews to keep on ``top of it, but for the most ``part, people are managing to ``handle it pretty well. ``reporting live, andrew setters, ``wlwt news 5. ``lisa: ok, andrew, thank you. ``moving south, we are checking on ``some of the roads in the ``downtown area. ``mark: yes, wlwt news 5' s dan ``griffin has been there for us. ``you take a look over your ``shoulder? ``here are moving along fairly ``they' ``plenty of space between each ``other, but they are doing ok. ``pretty slushy earlier, has ``started to clear a little bit.

``but not as much as before. ``underneath the bridge, you can ``see there is still a lot of ``slush in that direction. ``what people are doing this ``morning is taking a much lower ``and trying to leave plenty of ``space. ``that makes a big difference ``here. ``we have not seen any close calls ``as far as i can tell here ``in this stretch of interstate ``71, so that makes a big ``difference here. ``somebody just honked at us. ``it has been a good commute so ``far in this stretch. ``of course, the rules apply. ``take it slow, be careful, leave ``plenty of space one of my ``friends texted me this morning ``and said, you know, the roads ``to work. ``that is what some people will be ``looking for this morning. ``do not get a false sense of ``common sense tips and be ``careful. ``-- do not get a false sense of ``security. ``remember those common sense tips ``and be careful. ``live, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. ``lisa: dan indicated that the ``treatment, the slush seems to be

``kyla: there he good news. ``we' ve heard from dan and andrew ``how we have been without any ``major incidents out there, but ``on the big picture, we really ``have been. ``that has been ringing true for ``us throughout most of the ``morning, and hopefully that will ``continue to be a case. ``take a look, lots of red, lots ``of yellow across our map, really ``on whatever interstate you are ``taking this morning -- everyone, ``75 -- we are seeing conditions ``varies low making your way out ``this morning -- 71, 70 5 -- we ``are seeing conditions very slow ``making your way out this ``morning. ``26 miles an hour, you are very ``slow heading out of worn county ``inside of the -- of war and `` ren county inside the 275 ``loop. ``55 mascoma almost an hour as you ``minutes, almost an hour as you

``74 as you head near montana. ``you can see still slow even ``though it is lighter in volume ``than what we were seeing ``earlier. ``we are seeing those lanes moving ``along at a very slow rate, and ``that is what we will continue to ``see throughout the morning until ``we get the conditions a little ``bit more clear. ``as you make her way, again, 75 ``heading out of butler county ``down toward the norwood lateral. ``coming out of worn county right ``now, 71 -- coming out of warren ``county right now, 71 a little ``slow. ``exercise, really needed as you ``head out psy, even though we are ``in the latter portion of the ``morning. ``travel lanes, northbound 71, 75, ``still at a crawl, at a ``standstill making away from ``walls and into downtown. ``almost an hour and a half is ``what you will see heading into ``the northbound direction. ``it looks like we have a little

`` southbound lanes heading into ``northern kentucky looking pretty ``clear as you configured let' s ``check in with meteorologist ``randi rico. ``randi, we have been able to ``avoid any major mishaps this ``morning, so a good know there is ``we had outside. ``randi: slow and steady, man. ``that is how you will get to work ``and school this morning. ``and the rain -- rain. ``it is obviously snow. ``the snow is coming to an end. ``taking a look at the wlwt radar, ``the back edge is finally in ``sight. ``it will take a its ti me, ``approaching portions of ripley ``county and franklin county. ``the very back edge. ``looking back toward indy, they ``flurries. ``over the last hour or so, the ``back edge of the snow is ``communities. ``so folks in extreme western ``flank line county -- franklin ``county, you will be the first ``out of this fresh batch of snow. ``butler county, warren county, ``coming down pretty good, but in

``x :00 and 7:00 this hour --they ``were say, 6:00 and ``morning. ``in and around the 275 loop, it ``is only lighter side of the ``moment, so in a couple of spots ``of a last 20 minutes, a little ``break in the action mount ``washington, anderson township, ``seeing the snow showers fell ``back in a little bit as that ``back edge of slowly works its ``way toward downtown cincinnati. `` right now, a break in the action ``looks for folks in brown county, ``down and through graph and ``county -- graffin county. ``here is a live look at lebanon. ``we see somebody walking on the ``snow-covered sidewalks. ``not too much traffic thanks to ``the delays across our area. ``you see/-covered - - you see ``slush-covered roadways during we ``did have at times upwards of a

``now that rate has generally ``decreased for most of the area. ``we' ve not have three hours left ``that is good. ``snowfall total, oak brook, two ``highest i' ``of town. ``chevy right now at an inch, ``inches of total snowfall. ``winter weather advisory ``officially until 7:00. ``earlier. ``for our region, most of us are ``done with the snow around ``lunchtime, so here is the ``timeline you can expect for the ``rest of your day -- steady snow ``showers continuing here as we ``head toward 9:00, i know that is ``only 20 minutes from now, but ``that is when the snow will start in a through ``southeastern indiana. ``between 9:00 and noon, we watch

``in the afternoon, you will see a ``stray flurry, but it should not ``add to the accumulation totals ``of our area. ``the evening commute should be a ``quicker pace. ``one institute inches of snow on ``average. ``most places in end up right in ``that zone. ``the potential is there for ``another snow day on friday, but ``the system is several days out, ``and the storm is just making a ``play on the west coast, so the ``tract is still variable. ``right now, we are iffy. ``it could move south, north, it ``is too early to talk totals, so ``we will gather all of the ``information once this first ``batch of snow moves out this ``morning, mark and lisa. ``you. ``many kids are staying home from ``school. ``mark: miriah turner has the ``delays. ``remember when your kids would ``say, "now is the good time to ``get ahead with your lessons"? ``[laughter] ``miriah: a lot of people, you ``probably need to make plans for

``thomas more college will open at ``10:00 a.m., cincinnati state ``opening at 11:00. ``cincinnati public, mount ``healthy, lakota, fairfield, ``canton, and campbell county ``windham ton woods also closed. ``we had a few underlay that are ``turning into closures later in ``the morning. ``as you might expect, the total ``number of school closures and ``so it is a busy morning. ``this is what you will see on ``wlwt.com as you search for your ``local school district, mark and ``lisa. ``mark: all right, miriah, thank ``you. ``hamilton, butler, gallatin ``county' s on a level one snow ``emergency. ``that means the roadways or ``hazardous with blowing and ``drifting snow. ``also this morning, we see that ``slush out there. ``lisa: it is 16 degrees after ``all. ``hamilton county again ``under that snow emergency. ``let' s take a live look from our

``it looks like we' re at a ``stoplight, but you see a closer ``view of the roadway, trying to ``move that slush at least to the ``middle. ``mark: folks are po ros here. ``lisa: this is not our first ``rodeo, but not be a cowboy, man. ``mark: [laughs] ``check of the shots as we ``continue to stay out there with ``live drive 5. ``it would not be back to work ``from home. ``lisa: pretreatment worked pretty ``good. ``we heard from nancy would ``earlier from the kentucky ``transportation department. ``she had about 130 trucks out ``overnight concentrating on those ``main thoroughfares. ``we have not seen many problems. ``always heavy on the northbound ``side, but moving right along,

``mark: things are slowing down. ``heavy volume. ``peabody there decided not to go ``to work or are already here. ``seeing a little backup on live ``drive 5. ``they have got their cars cleaned ``off so they can paying attention ``to our tips. ``lisa: ``just a slam on the brakes ``time. ``you cannot just slam on the

``mark: ``mark: good morning, everyone. ``8:45 your time right now of your ``we are keeping an eye on the ``roads for you. ``

``it has taken this viewer an hour ``and five minutes just to get to ``the viewpoint -- newport and ``belford exit. 71 must be a real pill right ``now. ``remember for drivers, take your ``time as you head out and leave ``some distance between the car in ``front of you. ``kyla woods, a lot of people out ``and about. ``kyla: i was just thinking that ``"pill" is a nice four-lettered ``word to describe the commute. ``[laughter] s and a few moments , 471, that is ``normally only five minutes or ``six minutes. ``very often are used to seeing a ``very quick commute time, and ``that has really dragged out this ``morning to we are seeing that ``across our map here. ``lots of red along the i-71 ``corridor. ``i'

``to one hour, still from 129 down ``to the lateral. ``will bump into this morning. `` as you make your way still ``eastbound, those lanes are still ``very slow as you head out side ``right now, so we are still `` seeing slo volume, ``conditions. ``75 at mitchell, have a look at ``those lanes, especially that far ``right lane, very snow covered. ``you will also deal with ice and ``a potential for slick spots. ``odot crews have their work cut ``out for them trying to retrieve ``these roadways. ``they got a lot of ground covered ``in the overnight hours of far as ``pretreatment, but they have got ``to rework those roadways. ``you will see them out there as ``well trying to get more salt ``down. ``i wanted to give you a better ``look at some of the travel ``lanes. ``in some parts of our greater ``cincinnati commute, some ``portions of 275, you are able to ``see better on the roadways.

``as you can see, travel and able ``to get by, but you see quite a ``bit of snow even between the ``lanes, so you will see that as ``well as ready to head outside. ``that extra time, extra caution ``will be pretty necessary heading ``out over the next hour or so. ``here is 275, before you make it ``very slow, packed 471, heading ``toward the bridge, you can see ``those lanes are pretty clear. ``we have a broken down ``tractor-trailer heading in that ``westbound direction on 275. ``once you do get to 471, you are ``very slow, and it is jampacked ``heading into that northbound ``direction, still 40 minutes. ``way over what you particularly ``see there. ``let' s check in with randi rico. ``everyone wants to know when is ``it on to move out of our area? ``randi: the back edge is insight ``right now in southeastern ``indiana, which is great. ``this is one of those great type ``of snow days for those who have ``it where for the second half ``of the day, if you do want to

``bad. ``looking at the back edge of the ``snow making its way into ``southeastern indiana, so folks ``in portions of fayette county , ``franken county have already ``watched their accumulating ``snowfall coming to an end. ``you can see that stretch all ``along 74 right into the start of ``the wlwt viewing area. ``the snow exists. ``over the last hour or so, it has ``been pretty quick moving in our ``so. ``the back edge of the snow will ``reach the state line as we ``approach 10:00 or so. ``of the near west ciders. ``for now, the back edge of the ``snow moving through connors ``ville, watching those last ``few flurries fly. it is not ``as intense as it was a couple of ``hours ago, but coming down ``pretty good right along the 75 ``corridor from springboro into ``middletown, it near the

``showers. ``a little heavier down into ``goshen at this point. ``275 loop, lighter snow showers ``into northern kentucky. ``the good news is -- the ``happiest, most rapidly ``still accumulating snow showers ``across the major interstates, ``275 loop, 74 corridor, 71. ``but improvement creeping along ``74, so that is always a good ``thing purity winter weather ``advisory what into effect at ``4:00 this one, and it is set to ``expire at 7:00 p.m. tonight, but ``they may drop in early based on ``the quick movement of snow out ``of here. ``as far as snowfall totals go, ``oak grove, kentucky, two inches. ``a couple of spots in indiana ``coming in at two inches of snow. ``aurora, osgood, union, kentucky ``right now, about an inch and a ``half, hamilton, ohio, about one

``one institute inches rejection ``looks to be on target -- the one ``inch to two inch projection ``looks to be on target here you ``see improvement downtown, and by ``the time we get to the end of ``the lunch hour, the only spots ``still dealing with any snow will ``be basically adams county and ``folks down in mason county in ``kentucky. ``you may see a straight flurry ``later on in the day, but that ``will not add to our snowfall ``totals for the area. ``today, one inch two inches of ``snow. ``for the most part, we' re done ``with it by lunchtime. ``tomorrow, we break in the ``action, and maybe some snow on ``friday. ``that is still up in the air. ``mark and lisa? ``lisa: all right, randi, thank ``you. ``continuing our team coverage, ``andrew setters is out and about ``on the interstates, side ``streets, neighborhoods, smaller ``cities and townships. ``mark: he has been all over this ``morning keeping an eye on what ``is happening. ``andrew, where are you now, and ``what are you seeing? ``andrew: well, we are seeing the

``of us because we are on ronald ``reagan highway, and it is going ``slowly and we are going about 15 ``miles an hour on the reagan ``highway because of the number of ``people out here trying to get ``around. ``it is going pretty slow. ``overall, it looks like the road ``is not in horrible shape. ``it is kind of slushy. ``the high-speed lane looks like ``it is even better shape, but ``people are going pretty slow ``here on the reagan highway. ``we have heard from folks that ``they are trying to make their ``way around the interstates this ``morning, like 471 and other ``spots that are going pretty ``slow. ``i would say on some of the ``highly-traveled, main roads ``rather than frost county because ``we have a much better results ``here than we were on cross ``county highway. ``it is going slow, ``bumper-to-bumper, 10, 15 miles ``an hour when you' re moving at ``all. `` i do not know what the problem ``is, what the delay is.

``people are creeping along here, ``so be patient, enjoy the view, ``plenty of snow flying still here ``in the area of the gabbert road ``exit here. ``we will keep you up-to-date ``third reporting live, andrew ``setters, wlwt news 5. ``mark: all right, andrew, thanks. ``great view of people taking ``their time, trying to get by, ``doing what they can. ``giving yourself extra time, the ``snow. ``lisa: dan griffin continues our ``team coverage right now the ``downtown area. ``dan: good morning, guys third i ``was what is a we had a little ``bit of a lull in the snowfall, ``but now, here it comes again. ``the roads here not looking too ``bad just yet. ``we are seeing some slush here. ``we have seen salt trucks coming ``by to clean them up a little ``bit. ``earlier this morning was worse ``than what i am seeing now. ``the sun coming up gives us a ``better view.

``pretty slow pace compared to ``what i think they would normally ``do. ``they are also leaving plenty of ``space there. ``every so often, we see an odot ``trucks come by or some truck ``come by and scrape the soft. ``the goal is to obviously keep it ``clear. ``traffic lightening up a little ``bit as people get to work or ``wherever they are going today, ``getting those roads clear, ``having more space to the roads ``cleared will lead to more ``success. ``the goal for drivers come if you ``are heading where you need to ``go, leave space, take it slow, ``not planning on your brakes or ``the gas, anything to rash, ``because that will cause some ``problems for you. ``wherever you need to go, the ``side streets are still a little ``bit covered here. ``if you have a second, i will ``show you central street here, ``too. ``this is what the side streets ``look like. ``as you head out, you may see as ``look like this. ``one of my friends sent me a text ``this morning. ``she was heading up north 71 to

``dan, the roads, do not look as ``great as i expect appeared i ``said well, you will run into ``some of this as you hit the side ``streets. ``keep in mind to not have a false ``sense of security. ``be careful and take it slow. ``for now, live downtown, dan ``griffin, wlwt news 5. ``mark: all right, dan, thank you. ``8:54 is your time here we are ``getting a look at snow all over ``this morning. ``lisa: that is because we are ``getting your pictures. ``miriah turner is sending us -- ``is showing us what you see in ``your neck of the woods. ``miriah: many people, if you need ``to make plans for child care or ``simply enjoy staying in bed ``little longer this morning along ``with the 300 plus school ``closures. ``a lot of you sending us your ``pictures. ``hopefully this was taken from a ``passenger seat. ``i do not know. ``this one from out on the roads, ``the view are saying right lanes ``are almost at a standstill ``heading onto 471 from anderson ``township.

``on the 275 wilder, kentucky, ``they seem to be moving. ``thanks to viewer jeremy for ``bright, indiana. ``also, thanks to lia. ``beautiful trees there.another ``viewer sent us this photo of a ``pup taking a walk. ``colin humphreys says his dog is ``loving the snow. ``make sure you keep sending the ``pictures in. `` as you head out today, it will ``be another cold one, but keep ``the pictures and, share them on ``our wlwt, facebook page, also ``twitter, you can tweet us @wlwt. ``lisa: snow emergencies and ``effect are now -- hamilton ``county, butler county, gallatin ``county are all at a level one ``snow emergency. ``that means the roadways are ``hazardous with blowing and ``drifting snow. ``here is why hamilton county is ``under a snow emergency.

``live drive 5, moving pretty slow ``from ronald reagan highway. ``mark: it has been ``bumper-to-bumper. ``we checked in with andrew ``setters. `` he gave us a live look and a ``live update. ``pretty heavy snow and slush, so ``the traction obviously, kyla, ``not very good. ``folks will need some extra time. ``kyla: yes. ``that is our biggest piece of ``advice as you head out for your ``morning commute. ``we have seen very slow ``conditions across many of our ``major interstates and roadways, ``thoroughfares, as you heard ``andrew mentioned, the ronald ``reagan. ``we kind of previews this ``yesterday. ``it gets very dicey when we see ``any type of precipitation, so ``that entire corridor in and out ``of the 275 loop. ``if you use the ronald reagan, ``you will need extra time and ``extra caution. ``sometimes we do not see as much ``clearance as we do on ``thoroughfares and neighborhoods. ``we do have an accident that had ``shut down state right -- a ``portion of state route 123

``mason morrow millville road. ``they have closed a portion of ``that state road, so that is ``where we typically see these ``closures when we deal with snow ``and ice on the ground. ``very slow as well coming out of ``warren county tiered yellow in ``the southbound direction coming ``maybe toward the 275 interchange ``and the inside of the low, you ``will bump into a little bit more ``volume, but we are seeing that ``slow traffic out there on the ``275 loop heading on the ``southwest corner, maybe near cb ``g. `` petersburg, the kentucky-indiana ``line, travel lanes are moving at ``a pretty decent rate. ``at least that is what we see on ``275. ``still very slow impact on 75. ``we have a minor incident as you ``can see off to the shoulder. ``that has kind of been our story ``this morning for it when we have ``had those accidents, they have ``been able to move off to the ``shoulder, not blocking any major ``travel lanes. ``that is what we are seeing ``there. ``you see traffic slowing down a

``vehicle off to the side but ``still able to move by. ``good news as far as that is ``concerned. ``that is what andrew was ``mentioning as well on live ``drive. ``not able to see incidents ``or delays, just typical heavy ``volume and slow volume as we ``deal with these snowy and icy ``conditions. ``275 and kellogg, broken ``tractor-trailer off to the side, ``so not blocking the travel ``lanes. ``the ramp looks clear heading ``toward kellogg. ``the bridge westbound heading ``toward 471, still slope your ``let' s check in with ``meteorologist randi rico and ``your most accurate forecast. ``randi: the back edge of the snow ``insight in southeastern indiana ``moving toward brookville, lemon ``grove, metamora, oak forest, all ``done with the snow so far. ``close to the 275 loop ``still dealing with light to ``moderate snow. ``fairfield, lebanon, this is the ``rolls through greater ``cincinnati. ``so things will be getting much

``a.m. right now and noon. now `` through noon, southeastern ``indiana of course between 9:00 ``and 10:00, between 10 what at ``and noon areas east of ``cincinnati. ``showers. ``right on rain between 1:00 and ``00 i `` this morning on "today's ``take," hollywood hero jamie ``foxx, the oscar winner speaks ``out after saving a driver from a ``burning car. `` then, dylan catches up with ``the shirtless stars of ``"neighbors 2," zach ephron and ``seth roguan. ``plus, search-time grammy winner ``toni braxton joins us. ``all that and more coming up next ``>> announcer: from nbc news, ``this is "today's take" with al ``roker, natalie morales, willie ``geist and tamron hall live from

``>> welcome t "today" on a ``chilly wednesday morning. ``33, it's up from yesterday when ``we were in the teens. ``it's climbing but it looks like ``it's going to go back down soon, ``january 20th, 2016. ``i'm willie along with natalie, ``tamron and al and our morning ``jam comes from al roker. ``"cake by the ocean." ``>> by dnce. ``>> you know what cake by the ``ocean means? ``they explained it. ``>> oh, it's kind of like the ``segment you guys had earlier ``understanding what kids mean. ``>> cake by the ocean. ``>> think about buns, cake. ``going. ``>> now all the parents know. ``>> before we get to the news, ``al, let's talk about some snow ``coming our weekend. ``how bad is it going to be, ``really? ``>> there's two different main ``models we look at, the american ``and the european. ``>> yeah. ``>> and i think the difference ``between the two is that the ``european model slows it down ``about eight hours. ``the american model is about

``going to see a significant ``amount of snow. ``just exactly where, we're ``thinking right now that it's ``going to be washington, d.c. and ``maybe just south of philadelphia ``and west. ``that's -- that's the general ``consensus, which could be -- it ``could be two to three feet in ``some of those areas, especially ``the mountainous areas. ``up here into new york city, ``boston will probably see less, ``maybe a foot, maybe even less ``than that, 6 inches, but new ``york city and the tri-state ``area, maybe around, you know, 8 ``to 12 inches. ``>> enough for sledding on the ``weekend. ``>> enough for sledding. ``>> yes. ``that's going to cause problems ``is as the system moves up the ``coast, and we'll detail this ``more, it will really intensify ``so we're going to see wind gusts ``of 60 miles per hour. ``it's going to be a heavy snow so ``i expect power lines coming ``down, roof damage. ``there's going to be a lot of ``beach erow, not quite ``sandy-esque, but it's going to ``be rough, so we'll detail that,

``very active weekend, and -- and ``during the -- there's going to ``be severe weather down through ``the southeast. ``>> right. ``>> so there could be tornadoes ``out of the same system. ``>> for all the people watching ``about the mild winter. ``whatever happened to winter, ``winter is here. ``patience, my friends. ``>> stock up. ``>> guess what else is back? ``>> sarah palin is back. ``>> yes. ``>> last night we partied like it ``was 2008 and the former vice ``presidential nominee sarah palin ``back on stable, this time ``endorsing donald trump. ``>> mr. trump, you're right, ``look, back there in the press ``box. ``heads are spinning. ``media heads are spinning. ``this is going to be so much fun. ``he's going rogue left and right, ``man. ``that's why he's doing so well. ``we're not going to chill, drill, ``baby drill down and hold these ``folks accountable. ``you ready for a commander in ``chief who will led our warriors ``do their job and go kick isis' ``[ bleep ]. ``>> we didn't bleep it at 7:00, ``the 9:00.

``9:00. ``>> but the younger kids at home ``>> okay. ``>> about a 20-minute speech ``there in iowa, donald trump ``introduced her, brought her up ``on stage and there were a few ``moments if you watch, he was in ``the shot the whole speech where ``you could sort of if you want to ``do a thought bubble on donald ``trump. ``interesting experiment. ``>> what have i done? ``>> especially when she swore. ``>> said all the right things. ``>> you know how it's jarring -- ``you know you're going to say ``this, and i think it surprised ``him that she went that explosive ``that early. ``>> you know what i'm looking ``forward to and we do our show ``from there, the food. ``there's some great food in iowa. ``you start making the rounds ``early. ``>> pork, corn. ``>> you're thinking about food. ``all i'm thinking about is "snl" ``and maybe tina fey coming back ``more now as a result of this. ``>> a show this weekend. ``>> got a show this weekend. ``>> ronda rousey hosting. ``>> all i can't wait to see if ``maybe sarah palin/tina fey back

``they are going to iowa and ``headed to oklahoma and the ``larger question, of course, is ``will she have an impact and how ``bruised is ted cruz from this? ``she helped ted cruz in his ``senate bid, and then just kind ``of -- ``>> he tweeted out, you know, ``earlier he obviously ``>> no, he doesn't. ``he had to say that. ``come on, natalie ``>> exactly. ``he does not understand. ``>> you know, right. ``>> natural question though and ``everybody is thinking about is ``there some back room deal, does ``this mean a position for her ``possibly in a trump ``administration? ``as a cabinet member? ``savannah spoke with trump ``earlier and asked that very ``question. ``here you go. ``>> that question is always asked ``of me who do you have in mind, ``and i didn't even think about vp ``right now and i just want to ``win. ``i've always been a closer. ``i get the deal done and i have ``to win before i start thinking ``about that. ``there are a lot of good people ``in the republican party. ``there are a lot of good people. ``as far as sarah is concerned, ``never asked me about that, never ``asked me about anything else,

``such an honor because as you ``know very badly so many people ``are so disappointed that she ``didn't support them, but ``certainly there would be a role ``somewhere in the administration ``if she wanted, and i'm not sure ``that she does want that, but ``there would certainly be a role. ``>> he said so many people, ``nicolle wallace was on and said ``that so many people was a ``person. ``>> yes. ``>> and it was ted cruz ``exclusively. ``>> fixed strategically in terms ``of media coverage, less than two ``weeks and so much attention, ``three days, four days will be ``about sarah palin and donald ``trump as ted cruz tries to get ``his message out. ``>> forget about all the others. ``>> from social media last night, ``too, if you turned on any ``network, all the cable stations, ``that was it. ``that was what ruled the ``airwaves, for right or wrong and ``some people say that gives ``donald trump an unfair advantage ``because he does get so much free ``media attention. ``>> he's the master of it. ``>> he has mastered it. ``>> and the master of the ``universe.

``>> unbelievable. ``when i first saw it or a tweet, ``really, what is this. ``jamie foxx saved a life. ``life. ``it happened actually right ``outside of his home. ``it looked like a scene from a ``move, but it's real. ``this happened monday night. ``jamie foxx was home, apparently ``was a car crash right in front ``of his place. ``a man was in a pickup truck. ``into action. ``the driver is 32-year-old brett ``kyle who was identified as the ``driver. ``he was under the influence. ``nevertheless, this was the crash ``that happened. ``jamie foxx not waiting for the ``emergency responders. ``he leaped into action. ``here's had a little bit of how ``jamie explained what went down. ``>> i heard the crash, and i ``heard someone yelling, so i get ``in my car and come down and ``called 911 and when i get here ``the truck is over on its side, ``and it's in flames. ``luckily it got pulled up, and he ``has emt scissors. ``i climb in and i try to hit

``hovered over and i grabbed the ``scissors from him and cut the ``seat belt and pulled him out and ``as we pulled him out within five ``seconds later the -- the truck ``goes up. ``i don't look at it as heroic. ``>> he was here for my son and as ``far as i'm concerned he saved ``his life because based on the ``video i saw he would have burned ``up. ``brett wouldn't have been able to ``get out of the car. ``>> unbelievable. ``>> thank goodness, there too, ``there was an emt there who had ``the scissors, jamie fox had the ``seat belt and was hunched over ``apparently and couldn't get him ``out of. ``unbelievable. ``>> one of the situation you ask ``yourself would you have the ``courage, risk everything to go ``to a burning car and jamie foxx ``did it. ``>> he deserves a milk shake. ``>> he does, that's right. ``aside. ``these are's lit most decadent ``>> wow. ``>> clearly the most decadent. ``oh, my gosh. ``>> this is from a restaurant in

``>> sweet and salty. ``there's cotton candy. ``>> what do you guys want. ``>> and red velvet. ``>> is this sweet and salty. ``>> oh, my gosh. ``>> did we get the willy wonka ``ticket. ``this is incredible. ``>> how do you -- there's a ``million calories in each these. ``>> that's okay. ``>> meantime. ``>> how do you even eat these?

``>> the straw ``>> and that's your latest ``weather. ``>> can you tell you're enjoying ``this. ``>> yours has a whole slice of ``cake. ``>> a piece of red develop set ``cake on top. ``>> that's incredible. ``>> imagine a 7-year-old after ``this. ``>> oh, my gosh. ``>> are these sugar daddies. ``>> spontaneously exploded. ``>> good, i will say. `` coming up next, dylan ``catches up with the stars of ``"neighbors 2," zach ephron and ``seth rogan. ``we'll see if the guys managed to ``keep their shirts on throughout ``the entire movie. ``>> i'm going back for more. ``>> @huh. nintroducing centrum vitamints. na brand new multivitamin younenjoy like a mint. nwith a full spectrum ofnessential nutrients...

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``>> i headed to atlanta to meet ``with the stars of the film that ``brought back seth regan and zach ``ephron and a new few faces. ``>> are you our new neighbors? ``>> we're your new neighbors. ``>> "neighbored" explored the ``relationship between a young ``couple with a baby and a ``fraternity living next door. ``let's just say it was tense. ``>> i think someone backed into ``my car. ``>> that's weird. ``>> oh. ``delta has the upper hand. ``>> the film took the box office ``by storm and grossed $270 ``million overall. ``>> welcome to our sorority, ``cappa nu. ``>> the world was begging for a ``big, better second installment ``and that's what exactly producer ``seth rogan is going to get them.

``is there a lot of higher ``expectation going into this one? ``>> i think you have to make it ``what's next rather than what's ``more. ``when you look the stories like ``the "toy story" movie and movies ``with great sequels and ride to ``pick apart what's great. ``>> that's awesome, you watched ``"toy story." ``such a good idea. ``>> seth has a producer on the ``movie an technically you're ``everybody's boss. ``>> yeah. ``>> do you act like it, theme ``like it? ``>> so hard to work for. ``like -- ``>> yeah. ``i yell, i throw things. ``i threw staplers because who is ``going to fire me. ``>> so the first "neighbors" was ``absolutely hilarious, but i felt ``like at end the frat is kicked ``out and everything is tied up in ``the bow so what is the premise ``behind this one? ``>> there is a few. ``>> what are we going to do? ``>> having a second baby and ``trying to sell the house so we ``can move to the suburbs and have ``more space and it starts like us

``understanding what that is ``exactly. ``>> got it warmed up. ``>> teddy is having like a very ``early mid-life crisis. ``>> urt kwaer-life crisis. ``>> first one. ``>> which is a thing. ``>> and he comes across these ``girls who are forming a ``sorority. ``>> yeah. ``>> and kind of starts to mentor ``them through that. ``>> "neighbors 2" brings back the ``cast of the original film adding ``hollywood rising scar chloe ``grace moret best known as "hip ``girl." ``what is like coming into a movie ``like this and trying to fit in ``and just go with the flow? ``>> it's awesome. ``i mean, it's always hard trying ``to jump into a second from a ``first movie without knowing the ``cast at all but at the same time ``they already had such a great ``camaraderie and allows ing us to ``come into the group and feel ``super accepted and comfortable. ``>> like they are cool neighbors. ``>> everyone wants to know will ``you be taking your shirt off in

``>> oh, yes, i will. ``a lot of us will. ``every minute i have to shirtless ``for one minute. ``>> thanks for doing that. ``>> i wanted it. ``>> gosh. ``love that they drew the abs in. ``dylan, not to embarrass you but ``we are going to embarrass you. ``we heard there was a teeny ``little embarrassing moment for ``you during the interview. ``shall we roll the videotape. ``>> so, zach, you're -- sorry. ``going into this movie, i would ``say and the first one, too. ``>> oh, my -- ``>> we need some really cool ``business in this business and we ``came -- most of the time keep ``ourselves together. ``if it's zach ephron who is so ``hot, and his arms were just like ``budget of out of his t-shirt, i ``>> i don't know. ``i'm sorry. ``that. ``>> you're calling your husband. ``>> no, no, he just called.

``it's embarrassing. ``>> i'm sorry, brian. ``i lost my train of thought and i ``couldn't continue. ``>> the synapses just start ``firing. ``>> oh, my gosh. ``>> he understood. ``>> while he was there, i'm sore ``a couple of reporters get that ``way around him. ``>> a little perclempt. ``would. ``>> it wasn't about sex. ``>> dylan, we love you more for ``your honesty. ``>> "neighbors 2 sorority rising" ``universal pictures, opens may ``20th. ``>> coming up, we have grammy ``winner toni braxton. ``she's turned out some of the ``biggest hits in music and her ``life wasn't always on a high ``note and now she's sharing her ``story in a new movie and is here ``to tell us all about this al r when you're on vacation, r it's time to play. @ so at hilton we say play hooky @ from your regular monday. r and while you're at it, @ play hooky from the ordinary. t

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``her amazing vocal talent made ``her had a multi-plattium ``artitivity earning, countless ``grammys, and one of them as ``recently as last year. ``>> but toni has endured her fair ``share of professional and ``personal challenges, all being ``told in the new lifetime tv ``movie she executive produced ``called "toni braxton, unbreak my ``heart." ``>> i 1yu678 right into it. ``baby face and i were really ``impressed with the audition the ``other night and we would like to ``offer you a recording contract ``with the face records. ``how does that sound? ``>> thank you, sir. ``oh, my gosh. ``my sisters and i are going to be ``so -- ``>> honey. ``>> yes, sir. ``>> sorry, so sorry, the only ``thing is we only want to sign ``you, not the braxton sisters. ``>> wow. ``>> so you start out as a group, ``as a family group. ``>> yeah. ``>> and then it's just you. ``>> how did that affect you and ``your relationship with your ``sisters? ``>> it was tough initially. ``even before that moment happened

``gas station as amaco in ``annapolis, maryland. ``>> did you sing at the am co? ``>> i was putting mauss income my ``it was station, i would sing at ``opening of a band-aid, an ``envelope, anything, and i would ``sing around the city and he was ``the guy who co-produced milli ``vanilli. ``those actions that got me and my ``sister and i the record deal, ``tough leave, i can't deny that. ``>> is it strange for you to ``watch someone else act out and ``represent your life when you ``know exactly how it all happens? ``>> super tough. ``i wasn't involved in the ``preliminaries of finding the ``toni. ``i said give me three girls to ``choose from. ``this girl is great, stands like ``me and plays piano like me and ``hold her head like me and fit ``the costume, the original ``costume. ``>> she doesn't sing like me but ``looks a lot like my. ``>> you say the costume is part ``of the iconic status.

``>> things were younger then. ``parts of me were 20. ``>> some of your fashion on the ``red carpet, risky. ``so tell us your process, and ``especially the iconic white ``grammy dress, i think we showed ``you. ``>> that one is not in there. ``that dress is not in there. ``all the other ones. ``of all the dresses i couldn't ``find it. ``>> is it true that you weren't ``crazy about "unbreak my heart." ``>> i didn't love it. ``i'm a walking cliche. ``i didn't love it, okay, it's ``nice. ``diane ward is great, i love her ``and i didn't think it's for me ``and l.a. and baby said try it ``and turned out tonight biggest ``hit of my career. ``>> people are really going to ``love this move, request the tony ``bracketston, unbreak my heart" ``that premiers saturday night.

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``>> maybe not. ``>> geez. ``>> a lot of people think it's a ``scheme. ``>> absolutely would. ``>> they are all watching, you ``know. ``>> i was just about to ask you ``about that. ``>> you ready. ``>> they want it. ``>> they see you the way i see ``you. ``>> yes, ma'am. ``>> we've got them. ``>> that's a career. ``>> missed one here and there. ``>> so many. ``>> wow. ``>> dermott stars alongside dern ``row and zach ephron in the new ``movie "dirty grandpa." ``>> if you leave right now you ``can kiss your job at the firm ``good-bye. ``hey, hey, come on. ``>> the guy who left you on a ``sandwich -- ``>> i'm a small business owner, ``backbone of the country. ``i'm holding a taser. ``>> will you stop. ``>> i'm kind of in the middle of ``it. ``>> as we were watching that ``kline you were re-enacting it ``>> oh, man.

``about the only clip they can ``even show. ``if this movie were a legal ``document it would be redacted, ``you know. ``>> oh, my gosh. ``>> is it rated "r." ``>> i don't know if they have ``enough rs. ``>> could be. ``>> yeah, yeah. ``>> it's crazy. ``>> hey, we asked before the ``commercial break a trivia ``contest. ``>> we wanted to know which one ``of these is true. ``were you a contestant on jeepd ``we you were 25, you own a ``chicken named reason. ``>> okay. ``>> or, c, you contributed to the ``"mission impossible" movie as a ``cellist. ``>> c. ``>> i was reading your face, i ``like poker. ``>> i completely snowed you and ``you're right, "a." ``i did contribute to the score of ``"mission impossible" as a ``cellist. ``>> i'm an expert cellist of all ``the most bizarre things you can ``think of. ``there's the theme. ``>> that's unbelievable. ``>> there you are right there. ``>> if you can hear the 11th ``cellist that's me.

``>> they paid me. ``>> i'm a union musician. ``>> like a studio guy. ``>> yeah, yeah. ``>> i play with one of our ``greatest composers right now, a ``great guy. ``>> exactly. ``>> won the academy award for -- ``>> just even cooler. ``>> it's taken me 45 years to be ``cool with a cello. ``it's hard. ``it's hard, you know. ``>> lugging that thing around. ``>> on the school bus, it did not ``help, but now i'm on the "today" ``show. ``now it's cool. ``>> and you're wing awards for ``playing cellos, too. ``>> that's fantastic. ``were you surprised when you saw ``de niro. ``first of all, i can't even ``believe that you're playing zach ``ephron's dad. ``you're not old enough. ``>> well, i am, but i've ``certainly watched the kid that ``they'd be the parent get older. ``they are catching up to me now ``that it's happening, but, of ``course, it's always been a dream

``niro, play his son, but then, ``you know, this was not really ``the version of playing his son. ``i mean, literally half of this ``movie they can't even show my ``face in because it's covered ``with stuff. ``>> i had it here. ``>> the premise of the movie, de ``niro and zach go off on a ``grandson/grandfather trip. ``>> exactly. ``>> like spring break gone wild. ``>> gone wild. ``in truth be told, i'm a ``supporting character in the cast ``and really thrilled to join ``these great comedians. ``>> i did miss out a little until ``they -- ``>> you saw jacob on the ice ``cream truck. ``>> dermot, thanks so much. ``>> and to all the little cell ``ists out there, you've inspired ``them. ``>> keep playing, practice, ``practice. ``>> "dirty grandpa" hits theaters ``this friday. ``>> coming up, she shot to

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i don't want to rock alone `` ``>> which skyrocketed to number ``one on the uk chart. `` you got me where you want me ``>> now, jess is finishing the ``american leg of her tour before ``heading back on the road to the ``uk. ``rocking the world and proving ``there's no place she'd rather ``be. `` ``>> glynne joins us now. ``>> good morning. ``>> thanks for having me. ``>> watching the piece and each ``new song came up we'd start ``bombing a little bit ``differently. ``your songs are so catchy and ``voice so good. ``i looked, "rather be, ""380 ``million views. ``are you stunned how that caught ``fire? ``>> i didn't know that's how ``many. ``that's insane. ``>> what did that song mean to ``you in your career? ``>> i mean, it's the beginning of ``everything really for me. ``"rather be" was such a journey ``and it kind of put me on the map

``until now which is amazing. ``yeah. ``a special moment. ``>> everything that has happened ``i imagine has been whirlwind ``with labels signing, the huge ``success of the album. ``you're touring, and i asked you ``how many cities and she said i'm ``not exactly sure but you're ``performing tonight. ``>> yeah. ``>> how do you get up on our show ``and perform tonight. ``>> i just take a nap and boost ``of energy and go again. ``>> and bring it. ``>> and the fans i imagine help. ``>> when you get on stage it's ``like you enter a new realm of ``yourself, and for me it just ``happens. ``>> hopefully something we have ``for you will energize you in ``just a little bit. ``want to bring in your official ``gold platt. ``>> oh, my gosh, this is massive. ``>> want me to hold it while you ``sing. ``>> oh, there you have it. ``>> you can tote it on all the 16 ``cities. ``>> wow. ``>> congratulations. ``>> i love that. ``>> yes. ``we love you. ``>> thank you so much.

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`` we're back with grammy ``winner jess glynne sitting her ``new hit "don't be so hard on ``yourself. ``request the "jess, take it away. `` i came here with a broken ``that's right no one else could ``see `` i drew a smile on my face to ``paper over me `` the wounds heal and tears dry ``and cracks they don't show `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` let's go back to simplicity `` i feel like i've been missing ``me `` was not who i'm supposed to ``be `` i felt this darkness over me `` we all get there eventually `` i never knew where i ``belonged `` but i was right and were you ``wrong `` been telling myself all ``along `` don't be so hard on yourself, ``no `` learn to forgive, learn to let ``go ``

so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` cause i'm just tired of ``marching on my own `` kind of frail, i feel it in my ``bones `` oh, let my heart, my heart ``turn into stone `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` i'm standing on top of the ``world, right where i wanna be `` so how can this dark cloud ``keep raining over me `` but hearts break and hells a ``place that everyone knows `` so don't be so hard on `` let's go back to simplicity `` i feel like i've been missing `` was not who i'm supposed to ``be `` i felt this darkness over me `` we all get there eventually `` i never knew where i ``belonged `` but i was wright and you were `` been telling myself all `` don't be so hard on yourself, ``no `` ``go

everyone trips, everyone ``falls `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` cause i'm just tired of ``marching on my own `` kind of frail, i feel it in my ``bones `` oh, let my heart, my heart ``turn into stone `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` oh, oh, oh `` i learned to wave good-bye `` through someone else's eyes `` it's not an easy road `` but now i'm not alone `` so i, i won't be so hard on ``myself no more ``

learn to forgive, learn to let ``go `` everyone trips, everyone ``falls `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` cause i'm just tired of ``marching on my own `` kind of frail, i feel it in my ``bones `` oh, let my heart, my heart ``turn into stone `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no `` cause i'm just tired of ``marching on my own `` kind of frail, i feel it in my ``bones `` oh, let my heart, my heart ``turn into stone `` so don't be so hard on ``yourself, no ``>> jess glynne, thank you. ``download the album and check her ``out on the american leg of her ``tour. ``we're back in a moment.

`` jess glynne is never letting ``go of her gold record. ``>> i'm not. ``i'm holding on to it forever. ``>> have fun tonight at webster ``hall. ``check her out on the american ``leg of her tour. ``and coming up next hour hip-hop ``legend rev run.

``>> and ``.