``jonathan: while parts of ``southern kentucky saw a foot of ``snow, most of northern kentucky ``we have video from maysville, ``covered with snow friday. ``slowed things down briefly, but ``people were ready for the snow. ``by last night, roads and ``sidewalks were all clear. ``>> this is a place where i think ``every other person has a ``four-wheel drive truck. ``so there's a lot of busting up ``done here. ``and then with the advent of the ``four-wheelers and scraper ``blades, everybody's out. ``all the politicians are out ``scraping sidewalks and whatever. ``jonathan: a lot of busting up ``done here. ``mason county road crews worked ``of blowing snow and other ``issues. ``let's talk local weather. ``director, mark gibson, said ``though my birthday is in ``january, i hate january. ``it's rough with when your ``birthday is in the month -- ``jennifer: somewhere in there ``you're going to have a cold ``week. ``hopefully it was just last week. ``we're coming out of it. ``jonathan: there's always an ``oasis in late january, early ``february, when it gets warm. ``jennifer: we'll have a stret

areas of northern kentucky clermont and brown county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts early friday morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere from 2 to 3 inches to even less the farther north. we will continue to watch this. for today we are dry with a high of 30 degrees. tonight we drop down to about 20 and a high of 31 friday. carstar traffic with temps dipping into the teens overnight, re- freezing will be a problem in some areas this morning. be especially caut

snow on the backside up, if this is farther toward the south, we could be completely dry and southern kentucky gets the heaviest of the snow. it's very uncertain where it's going to move, we have 4 days watch it. we have four days to watch it, temps are going to be very cold over the next week. >>> thank you, brandon, 6:22, 7 degrees, she is woman's best friend and she has a special place at the wedding, why a service dog is stealing hearts >>>>> >>> trnding trending now, you it's national hot chick in response to a specialty in nashville. the spicy chicken at all kfc stores. >>> a picture that is worth more $1,000. a special bond between a south dakota bride, and her service order. her service dog della helps her calm down in special situations. since these photos went viral, she has been of support from the special services community. >>> mlk day is also a day of service. >> as it should be. >> how do you help or serve others whether it's today or other time of the year. that is our question. are so simple but are so helpful to people in different ways. we are looking at these kinds of respo

we will see the snow through southern kentucky back in western kentucky where the kentucky transportation cabinets is reporting that we have some snow on the roads there. for us, quiet right now. but that snow is advancing our way, and it's going to arrive in our southern and eastern counties late morning into the early afternoon. winter storm warning all of northern kentucky, clearmont, brown, highland and adams county and bordering that, including the city of hamilton, it's a winter weather advisory for lesser amounts of snow. here is the few into downtown cincinnati. 24 degrees, cloudy skies and northeast winds at 13. it's going to be windy as we move through the day. the winds pick up, temperatures, they start out in the 20s, it will be around 24 degrees at noon with snow, light snow developing in and around downtown cincinnati at noon, and that snow will pick up late afternoon into the evening. how much snow are we talking? it's a huge range for next to nothing in the far northwest counties to 1-2 inches for a good chunk of southeast indiana, a good chunk of hamilton county with 1-2

``jonathan: while parts of ``southern kentucky saw a foot of ``snow, most of northern kentucky ``avoided the worst of the storm. ``we have video from maysville, ``covered with snow friday. ``slowed things down briefly, but ``people were ready for the snow. ``by last night, roads and ``sidewalks were all clear. ``mason county road crews worked ``through the night, taking care ``of blowing the snow away as well ``as other issues out there. ``let's talk local weather with ``jennifer: a cold sunday morning. ``the radar will stay dry for the ``entire day. ``sunshine from start to finish ``expected for sunday. ``satellite and radar combined. ``yesterday, the skies cleared out ``for the afternoon. ``we've had clear skies since then ``with the exception of maybe a ``couple of high clouds or some ``fog at the surface. ``notice on the imagery, the last ``couple of hours, you start to ``see a little blip there in south ``central kentucky. ``that's actually some dense fog ``and they're having problems with ``dense freezing fog. ``we have not seen anything dense ``come up locally. ``but visibilities

that still remains currently and portions of southern kentucky. here is a breakdown of a we are anticipating on the roads for you today. for the morning rush, maybe a few slick spots. there was a melting yesterday and it may have refrozen into black ice. lunchtime, snow starting along and south of the ohio river. the farther south of the river, the better shot it is snowing for the lunch hour. the drive home, i would expect snow showers. even the extreme communities could be seeing snow. the best bet would be areas south and east of downtown cincinnati for snow. mark: new repurcussions in the water crisis in flint michigan. lisa: enviornmental leaders now stepping down after the nation-wide backlash. mark: taking a live look outside, 5:09, 23 degrees, all clear right now, but randi it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. mark: good morning, everyone, welcome back, 5:12 is your time, 23 degrees, no snow out ther

ascross the area. all tomorrow night cloud cover increases. you got snow central section of southern kentucky watch what happens over this area. between 7:00 in the morning and 7:00 in the evening. that snow area expands to the north. there is a lot of heavy snow right here. m model as well as others has become more aggressive with snow fall especially in northern kentucky and in cincinnati over the course of the last 6-12 hours. this is 8:00 friday evening. you got some moderate to heavy snow northern kentucky. so what does that mean? this is what i think it means the highest totals will be to our south and southeast. so what's this area right here? taper from that 6 or 7 inches all the way down to one inch. everything. we are going to see little if anything northwestern counties and we are going to see a paralyzer as you get down in central section of kentucky. this is going to be very much dependant on where you live as to how much snow you are going to see friday afternoon, friday evening and friday night. a winter storm watch means significant snow is possible. not imminent at this point

the stronger storms will be across tennessee and across southern kentucky and mississippi. we are on the northern fringes of this. we' ve to be on the lookout for what could be strong storms. we' re talking about the threat for gusty winds also some tornadoes. the best chance down through kentucky and tennessee. we could see some here as well. your forecast is 41 degrees. it is cool by the morning. as her head into the afternoon, we have a higher 51 including a little bit of sunshine. on tuesday, we have a close look on, severe storms onto wednesday. we see the power of the cold temperatures drop wednesday. it will mean flurries by wednesday afternoon. it will be a more typical weather pattern with highs in the 30' s and morning those in the 20' s. ohio state had a big-time matchups in the afternoon as opponent. reporter: marilyn to the trip to thinking upset. were excited would be an understatement. ohio state downtube. later in the half, marco loving getting the shot to fall and the foul. the buckeyes are up one point. more from the buckeyes. kam williams with a deep jump

(ad lib) light snow will begin friday morning in our very southern kentucky. that's where we could have our first issues on the roads. snow spreads to the north during the day, coming into cincinnati mainly after widespread friday afternoon with more intense snow and this also continues into the evening rush. roads will be hazardous for the friday evening rush area wide. snow tapers off heading into saturday morning. it appears a moderate snow of a 2"-4" variety would be the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through new revelations today.we learned russian president vladmir putin is likely the person responsble for the murder of a former k-g-b spy. the judge who led a british inquiry has concluded that two russian officials acting on behalf of russia's spy service were behind the 2006 poisoning de

asking everyone to stay off of it tonight, as the threat of refreezing increases in parts of southern kentucky. they got about a foot of snow. >>> and here in the tri-state, northern county didn't get as much snow as other parts of the state. but still saw its fair share. the snow did eventually stop falling in the morning and that's when local 12's megan moore spent time in dry ridge as many began shoveling out. >> reporter: for some the snow total may have come of what they were initially expecting. all around there was some digging out to do. and on a day like this -- >> mine it takes about a half hour. this one about ten minutes perform >> reporter: larry stiff isn't short on the generosity, clearing the driveway for his neighbor. >> he's 81 and he's a good neighbor. >> reporter: as are you, larry. on a bigger scale, those with the grant county road department have been logging long hours anything this all started yesterday. and it take 10 to 12 hours to get over them one time. >> reporter: they caught a break from flakes falling from the sky, but it's the pesky powder on the ground that's

the worst part of the snow will be sensual and southern kentucky. today is all about the cold. noon, 13. this afternoon, upper teens to around 20 degrees. sunny skies this afternoon. tomorrow morning the snow the heaviest snow, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. snowfall totals, i would say between one and two inches of snow. looking to friday, there are several factors in play and we can get totally missed or we could see some decent snow. guys? mark: thank you. people across cincinnati braving the cold to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. hundreds of people took part in the annual mlk coalition celebration. they marched from the freedom center, to fountain square, then on to music hall. due to the chilly temps, organizers kept outdoor remarks short. and they offered a metro bus on the route to warm up. lisa: heartfelt accolades from coalition to someone who has emceed the event for a generation now. our own courtis fuller was presented with a special book of photographs taken over the years. it came as a surprise recognition to him for his dedication to the annual event. th

winter weather advisory's for areas of northern kentucky clermont and brown county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern upwards of wallstreet today as it looks to get back in the black. the dow jones dropped almost 250-points just before yesterday's closing bell...and that was actually better than expected. earlier in the day...it dropped almost 600-points after the price of crude oil tumbled yet again. jessica 2shot also today...states in the northeast are bracing themselves for a huge blizzard. the storm isn't supposed to hit until tomorrow, but it appears baltimore and washington, d-c will get the brunt of it. 50-million people could be impacted. d-c is expected to get up to two feet of snow...the areas worst snowfall in almost a century. the area has equipped some two thousand volunteers with shovels to clear walkways and more than 800 people to clear roads. "if this is a blizzard and we have sustained winds and people lose power and it's cold over a sust

winter weather advisory's for areas of northern kentucky clermont and brown county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and could bring snowfall with a maysville and as far and the i 71 76 split anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. change of just 100 now snow starts morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere farther north. we watch this. 30 degrees. tonight about 20 and a high of 31 friday. still to come the river? what's happening today... which could help make that happen coming up plus... if the fbi recommends charges against hillary clinton because of her e- mail practices.... would the democrats have any options to consider another candidate? after the break... we'll look at the rules and the possibilities. and... denise johnson is checking some traffic issues this morning... the morning x will be right back xtra is sponsored b

down.the stretch of highway in southern kentucky turned into a parking lot by late friday night ...and few cars were moving even by saturday morning ... as jack-knifed semis blocked any paths through.one cincinnati native who was trying to get home from georgia on friday says she and her husband were forced to melt snow to have water. "the police come by and they check everybody. how's your gas.. do you have enough gas... we said we're good for gas but do you have any water?-- and he said no but there's somebody coming along water...(shakes head) never happened." happened."after nearly an entire day ... lanes opened up and traffic started moving again. kentucky's governor matt bevin is now coming under fire .. ..less than 24 hours after declaring a state of emergency and activating the kentucky national guard ... he was in 'new hampshire at an event for republican presidential candidates ... 9 on your side's jordan burgess is live now in fort wright with more on the fallout. while road crews here in kentucky were still clearing away the leftover snow from interstates like 71-75 here...

paducah to evansville and this little area of southern kentucky could be a little heavier.y heard about this big snowstorm coming for the east coast. here's how it's going to look according to our american computer model. this is friday into sunday. this is saturday morning, when the storm is at its strongest, very strong winds into maryland, southern new jersey and delaware, coastal flooding possible and high tide cycles. the heaviest snow would be i-95 back towards the mountains and then it looks like the trend is for a little less snow, especially central and northern new england, but definitely hitting southern new england, and our other computer model, our european model still watching the days ahead, pretty good agreement. we do look like the areas of heaviest snow most likely somewhere in the mountains of west virginia, v, maryland, delaware the big cities are still a question mark. >> we know how they love snow down there. >> will be interesting. >> hope for less than more there. thank you, bill. >>> a freak accident in maryland last night where one driver is lucky

there is southern kentucky. >> fried chicken to turkey wings to fried fish and pork chops. we have a sticky sauce and sticky wings and barbecue and macaroni and cheese and a lot of the produce we cut fresh every day. since faq made everyone's mouth water at home and so have you been open for about a year and you are in the carolinas location. how does that but typically opened november 2014. i am very excited. we're looking into expanding before the end of the year, so it's going great. >> are you hoping to go to the downtown area as well? >>we have lived in two or three areas that were trying to >> which are most popular dish? >> macaroni and cheese. >> can say some of the dishes that are offered here in columbia. >> it looks delicious. thank you. >>> a new wing stop opened up in columbia, located at 106 jackson sq. shopping center off of for stride. hours are 11 am to 11 pm and friday and saturday. >>> mcdonald's is rolling out table service. the waiter will bring food to your table. happen in a few months. >>> for those of you that can't get enough coffee. check this out

forgive me for my coat but we are southerners from kentucky. a little chilly for me here, but i love your town. we just had dinner down the street. i am a big lover of christmas. i love this town. we have just had two great weeks with our kids, my parents, his parents, cousins by the dozen. i idozen. i am excited to kind of feel a little reenergized and be on the trail within this week. i'm so proud of him and all of the things that he has done. the stands that he has taken i no you are, too. if you if you are here tonight you support the stance he has taken. when he decided to run for u.s. senate six years ago i have to admit i was not super excited at 1st about the idea of political life, but rand wanted to make a difference, to stand for the individual against government that had strayed from its original my core principles and founding principles. and so he felt like he needed to make a difference and could. i felt like he was already. i don't know how many of you know that he is a surgeon, incredibly caring physician. and in bowling green

down.the stretch of highway in southern kentucky turned into a parking lot by late friday night ...and few cars were moving even by saturday morning ... as jack-knifed through.one cincinnati native who was trying to get home from georgia on friday says she and her husband were forced to melt snow to have water. "the police come by and they check everybody. how's your gas.. do you have enough gas... we said we're good for gas but do you have any water?-- and he said no but there's somebody coming along right behind me with food nad water...(shakes head) never happened." happened."after nearly an entire day ... lanes opened up and traffic started moving again. kentucky's governor matt bevin is now coming under fire .. ..less than 24 hours after declaring a state of emergency and activating the kentucky national guard ... he was in 'new hampshire at an event for republican presidential candidates ... 9 on your side's jordan burgess is live now in fort wright with more on the fallout. while road crews here in kentucky were still clearing away the leftover snow from interstates like 71-75 h

hard to pick up a , some of that gray shaded building coming back in from southern kentucky. mostly cloudy skies in place, likely lingering through the afternoon. some peaks of sunshine at times in the eastern counties as the cold front arrives this evening. notice showers along it the push nothing too widespread. we push it with high pressure and dry out as soon as monday. this cold front will drop temperatures tomorrow to around 50 degrees, cooler for the afternoon on monday, drive for the rest of the day on monday. rate showers tonight on the futurecast, you may say a few holes in the clouds with sunshine possible towards the :00 or 4:00, showers coming in from the west, sliding from west to east across the region. nothing heavy, nothing much for measurable rainfall, 2/10 of one inch, the entire region having a possibility tonight. should be dry with no rain coming down three or monday morning commute. at least it will be there through the overnight showers that have fallen. not a lot to be concerned with with this cold front coming in, but there is a second one low-pressu

winter weather advisory's for areas of northern kentucky clermont and brown county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts early friday morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere from 2 to 3 inches to even less the farther north. we will continue to watch this. for today we are dry with a high of 30 degrees. tonight we drop down to about 20 and a high of 31 friday. traffic animation with the play n' trace boogie board, you can numbers, pictures, and more! just place the transparent green board over wh

you will see slightly heavier southern kentucky. we are on the northern ridges. that -- fringes. it feels about five degrees below zero for most of us. temperatures feeling about five degrees below zero. if they cold all day, but the wind do die down. -- does die down. mostly sunny skies for today, clouds were rolling tonight and time, we are looking at debtor so showers. for those -- looking at scattered snow showers. late morning hours, much like last week, a little heavier as we get towards lunchtime, and then moving out in the early afternoon. it is not a lot of us, but it comes at a bad time when a lot of people are on the road. one maybe two inches max. that is your wednesday system. today, 20 degrees. we will see the snow tomorrow. we would get a break on thursday and so looking at a system on friday. a lock a change with friday this them. we will keep an eye on that. mark? mark: the world' s best tennis lisa: t lisa: good morning. welcome back. we hope it is a great start for you. nine degrees. kyla woods it is one of those mornings. kyla: if you are traveling through cer

``jonathan: parts of southern ``kentucky sol one foot of snow, ``but the rest avoided the worst ``of the storm. ``video came to us out of ``maysville. ``it did slow things down briefly, ``but the residents were so ready ``for the snow that by last night ``the roads and sidewalks were all ``clear. `` >> you know, this is a place ``where i think every other person ``has a four-wheel-drive truck. ``[laughter] ``there' s a lot of busting up done ``here. ``with the advent of the four ``wheelers and the scraper blades, ``everyone' s out. ``all the politicians are out ``scraping sidewalks and whatever. ``jonathan: madison county road ``crews taking care of snow and ``other issues. ``he was the mayor, making jokes, ``so i guess that' s good. ``jennifer: naturally melting the ``snow is really good. ``we didn' t have to shovel the ``driveway. ``it faced west. ``a touch of salt and we were good ``to go. ``for those who have not shoveled ``yet, that should help out today. ``wind chills were in the teens, ``things should be better for that ``as well. ``sunshine and clear skies this ``morning, all

in 1993 at only 30 years old when we first moved there said they founded the southern kentucky alliance clinic to provide surgery and glasses to uninsured patients. as a 30-year-old he was living out the idea that said individuals and local government and local people provide better care and other services to people than bloated faceless government bureaucracy. [applause] rand also got involved with another physician friend in bowling green at that time. his wife was an attorney and a brought children from all over the world, many of them from guatemala and sub tree did surgery on those kids. through the years, these kids had horrific congenital disease that he was always someone that gave back and i felt like he was giving bad. even now in the senate he continues to do that. just last week at home on his christmas break he did surgery in paducah for uninsured patients in kentucky and continues to go back to haiti and guatemala. just two years ago he saw children that he operated on 15 years ago they came to see him grown-up bringing their own kids and they were excited to bring their k

one thing for sure it will bring it to carolinas and southern kentucky. the storm has been taking shape. severe weather on thursday and the potential again for the florida panhandle and southern portions of georgia. by the way, there were over 50 reports of severe weather across louisiana and alabama. the back side of the system bringing in colder air and also changing that precipitation over from rainfall into snow. so, one thing's for sure here, alison and christine. flight cancellations or delays. certainly going to happen today and through the weekend. road closures, coastal erosion and potential of power outages as we pay attention to the major nor'easter developing. back to you. >> derek, when can we expect the snow to fall in the d.c. area? >> we expect that to take place late friday evening and ramping up by early saturday morning. the worst will be done by saturday into sunday. >> derek, thank you for that. >>> breaking news this morning. american student arrested in north korea. the student is said to be from a university in virginia. pyongyang s

``across southern kentucky, ``widespread temperatures in the ``single digits. ``similar across eastern parts of ``ohio with the snow cover. ``so it is impacting air ``temperatures out there. ``everyone with the clear sky ies. ``when you factor in the wind ``chill, a couple spots lower. ``winds are generally light. ``if they get up at all, it will ``drop into the single digits. ``satellite and radar showing ``quiet conditions locally. ``mostly clear skies this morning. ``should give way to a lot of ``afternoon sunshine today. ``temperatures warm into the mid ``30s. ``the snow today. ``we should head back above ``freezing with plenty of ``sunshine, high pressure and ``lighter winds today. ``as it moves out for tomorrow, an ``approaching system coming out of ``the plains. ``this one originate ing from the ``central plains. ``doesn't have a big burst of cold ``air behind it yet. ``looks like as it arrives for us, ``we're able to climb temperatures ``so we'll start the day partly ``cloudy. ``late afternoon, we'll thicken ``clouds from the west. ``late evening tomorr

central and southern kentucky will get hit hardest. snow bands are moving out of the area by the afternoon. today 20 degrees and the wind is lightning up. it will be sunny and cold. daytime snow tomorrow. a system on friday is a big old question mark. it will hit pretty big on the east coast. it is still too early to call. into the weekend it does look like it will be dry with temperatures around 30 degrees. tomorrow morning, you need some extra commute time. kyla: it is pretty good out there so far. give your car time to warm up. i was unable to do that. give yourself a few extra minutes to get your car warmed up. we' re pretty problem free so far this morning. through northern kentucky. five minutes to get over to the daniel carter beard bridge and into cincinnati. of the river. lisa: thank you. a lack of diversity is now prompting a boycott. mark: why two hollywood stars are asking others to join them in their protest. for you. again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors

the heaviest of the snow will be toward bowling green and southern kentucky. we're missing out on the heaviest of the snow fall with this one, we're expecting 1-2 inches, snow fall moves around 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon, and maybe have flurries for the rest of the day. most of it is coming late morning and early afternoon, right around midday. you get a break on thurksz but look at the bottom left-hand side of the screen, that is storm system number two mosques for the first one on wednesday, there's a winter weather advisory, this is for hamilton including cincinnati, all of northern kentucky and southeastern, south of franklin county, that is includes brown county as well. claremont county, along the ohio river is where we have 1-2 itches of snow expected. that is including cincinnati. most areas will be around one inch of snow, that is it. we are not expecting a lot of it. a couple of isolated areas may make an inch or two. some may see a dusting toward wilmington, most of butler county is seeing less than a half not inch of snow, the less is indiana, a

we now know the victims of a house explosion in southern kentucky included three adults and one child. kentucky police have identified them as a married couple. their 1-year-old granddaughter and a 32-year-old man. another man, the son of the grandfather, survived, he was in the basement on the opposite not hurt, but six side where the explosion happened. the cause of the blast is still under investigation. a final goodbye to a milford high school teenager killed in a weekend car crash. lauren will -- wilfong was laid to rest. police say she drove off the side of glendale wilford road on sunday night. she overcorrected and hit an oncoming s.u.v. remains under investigation. a water main break flooded a neighborhood and a home in liberty township today. kyles station road and yankee road was shut down. water poured across yards and flooded driveways. we're told the water main was more than 40 years old. it took a little longer to turn the water off because they could not find the valve. there were signs of spring downtown today as reds players and coaches packed up and headed out for t

randi: if you are in mason county, kentucky, robertson county, southern adams county, this will be a big deal for you. for those of us living closer to the 275 loop, we will get snow out of it but it shouldn' t be a huge system. in the grand scheme of things, this is a large storm system rolling through kentucky and by and large, can ducky get that system. seeing a couple of very light flurries. rolling into areas south of the 71-75 split. heading from southeast to area. as far as the day goes, we have an improving forecast for you in cincinnati and to the north and west. here are the latest headlines with the storm. track shifting to the south. totals are lower for the downtown area. especially areas to the north. snow is still timing out the same, starting to get going south of the river by lunchtime. a messy evening commute, potential along and south of the ohio river. our totals in our area code from anywhere from zero to 10 inches. that is a big range. sharp cut off just south of downtown cincinnati. you can see what we are projecting. you had up to hamilton, springboro, middlet

there's so snow but from southern kentucky, tennessee, back to charlotte and greensboro, a possibilityinch of ice. and ice cripples you because it breaks power lines and trees and they don't have the equipment to remove that. snowfall removal, yeah, some to the north. but not ice an inch thick. it's going to be tough. and that steve paulson, i've heard of him. >> he's a good guy. >> usually he's a good guy. let's get to it. we have rain here. we built this city -- the real one. raining near city college of san francisco. and rain in martinez. and there's not a lot of rain yet. more a wind advisory for us. and also up in the winter storm warning for the sierra nevada. north bay, east bay, santa cruz hills as well. that's where the strongest gusts are. an inch at cobb mountain. and some around clear lake, maybe hidden valley. for the north bay, i can't find much of anything. marin county a little bit picking up. not a lot. and over to the east bay. it's in the light green peninsula, ho hum. millipedes over the east hills. san jose and into the santa cruz mountains. no yellows or reds on

``winter weather continues to slam ``the southern counties in ``kentucky. wood is live for us ``along 75 in the dry ridge exit. ``how do the roads look where you ``are? ````reporter: if you want to take a ``look behind me, i am on the ``northbound side, the lights ``coming toward you, the ``southbound lanes. ``not a lot of traffic tonight but ``a good things for road crews. ``the real efforts has been ``keeping side roads clear. ``the snow has not stopped since ``10:00 a.m. ``slippery roads are enough of a ``reason to stay home but for ``those who have to get out, it ``takes extra time. ``>> just take it easy. ````reporter: julie webster has to ``pick her daughter up early from ``work tonight. works ``in erlanger and noticed changing ``>> when you hit grant county, ``you could definitely tell the ``difference. exit ramp was bad. ````reporter: with more than 12 ``hours of consistent snowfall, ``kentucky crews have been working ``12-hour shifts but the struggle ``at dry ridge was keeping ``roads clear. ``>> in this area, a lot of hills, ``a lot of rough terrain to go ``down through and

southern illinois and iowa. winter storm warnings have been posted for areas in kentucky and southern indiana. ............................... .......... so here's the foreacst. 44 overnight with mostly cloudy skies. evening showers, with showers ending this evening. look for more clearing by tomorrow morning as well.60 for the high tomorrow with both sun and clouds. milder and light breezes. ............................... .............. 45 more sun tomorrow on mount charleston. chilly conditions with slim chances for snow. red rock 56 tomorrow. ............................... ...... extended forecast shows warming through the week. more sunshine too with temps up to 63 by saturday. cooler next week, but expect overnight lows in the mid 40's and stay away from the freezing mark again. . ((paul joncich)) > the oscars are on damage control. ((denise valdez)) after being criticized by some hollywood heavyweights over the lack of diversity among nominees. how the president of the academy do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male...? this is one of the jobs where th

light snow will begin friday morning in our very southern counties across northern kentucky. that's where we could have our first issues on the roads. snow spreads to the north during the day, coming into cincinnati mainly after noon. snow will turn widespread friday afternoon with more intense snow and this also continues into the evening rush. roads will be hazardous for the friday evening rush area wide. snow tapers off heading into saturday morning. it appears a moderate snow of a 2"-4" variety would be the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. morning rush mostly cloudy skiesstill cold low: 15 some sunshinemostly cloudyhigh: 27 clouds increase not as coldlow: 24 snow likely heaviest in afternoon/evening friday night light snow continuesonly minor accumulations after midnight tonight u-c

the snow is already moving in to southwest virginia, southern and central kentucky, southern west virginia and soon our friends as far north as cincinnati will be seeing the snow. how much are we looking at? i'll tell you that bull's eye there, west virginia and virginia, potentially over 2 feet of snow in some areas. that's a lot of snow. to put it into perspective for you, you know, if they do end up getting these 2 foot-plus totals in the shenandoah valley in virginia, they would have more snow for the year than cleveland hopkins. we only picked up 8.3 inches at the airport so far this year. all these spots in the mid-atlantic that typically see much less snow than we do, they by the end of the day into the end of the weekend. of course, we've got plenty of time, right, to rack up the numbers here at home, and some of you out to the east have seen much more than 8.3 inches. that's just out at the airport. starting off this morning, we have flurries. we won't pile up any snow today, anything that we see would be flurries off and on through the day. our temperatures climb into the upper 2

little notice friday, 7:00 in the morning. here's the snow and freezing rain. central and southern sections of kentucky. cincinnati, still in cloud cover. that's not snow. as the day goes on, snow moves to the north. the heavy stuff will be south of downtown cincinnati. there's areas to the north of cincinnati at that may not see a flake of snow. so the chance for the highest totals, mazeville, dry ridge, some snow here. blanchester to cincinnati, back to versailles and little if any to the northwest. i have a hunch, push further to the south. cannot guarantee it. i think it will trend further to the south, model runs in the next 24 hours. right now, winter storm watch. adams county, brown county, pendleton and owen county. what do we know right now. more snows likely to the southeast. there's a tight gradient going from a lot of snow to nothing right over the area. it will be windy. i think we'll see winds out of the northeast at 10-35 miles an hour. 21 degrees right now. 23 in lexington. wind chills, between 12 and 16 degrees. snowfall down to 18. temperature drops to 14 for an overnight low. here's

forgive me for wearing my coat, but we are southerners from kentucky. a little chilly for me here. but i absolutely love your town. we just had dinner down the street and walked through all the beautiful christmas lights. and i'm a big lover of christmas. so it was like, oh, this is just like bedford falls. i love this town. so rand and i just had two great weeks with our kids, my parents, his parents, cousins by the dozens. so i'm excited to kind of feel a little re-energized and be on the trail with him this week. i'm so proud of rand and all the things that he's done in his short time in the u.s. senate the. his stance that he's taken. i know you are, too, if you're here tonight, you support those stands that he's taken. when he decided to run for the u.s. senate the six years ago, he's been in it for five, i have to admit, i wasn't super excited at first. the idea of a political life was a bit daunting for me. but rand wanted to make a difference and stand for the individual against a bloated government that had really strayed from its original core

that's where we are seeing the most snow. areas northwest of cincinnati and even to north kentucky and the southern viewing area, not seeing a bunch of snow. we are not seeing snow showers and on off. we have a couple, forest park. this is still the radar is turned up a bit. a lot of the gray area you see, we still have very dry air. this took a good time getting here. it's making the decent and keeping it without evaporating before it hits the ground. we have snow showers, down to stout, as well as the south eastern part of the viewing area. all of mason county seeing some light snow. just around the thalmus area, seeing shower activity. i have some pictures that we'll bring to you in a moment. this is a 12-14 hour loop. it's making its way very slowly to the north. it will continue to stay to the southeast of cincinnati. this is from state route 23. you could see 133 is know cover there. two different worlds in the local 12 viewing area. and throughout the evening, coming up in a bit. chances of both rain and know in two minutes. >> local 12, angenette levy went to brown county and joins us from

southern illinois and iowa. winter storm warnings have been posted for areas in kentucky and southern indiana. ............................... .......... so here's the foreacst. 44 overnight with mostly cloudy skies. evening showers, with showers ending this evening. tomorrow morning as well.60 for the high tomorrow with both sun and clouds. milder and light breezes. ............................... .............. 45 more sun tomorrow on mount charleston. chilly conditions with slim chances for snow. red rock 56 tomorrow. ............................... ...... extended forecast shows warming through the week. more sunshine too with temps up to 63 by saturday. cooler next week, but expect some breezes this weekend. overnight lows in the mid 40's and stay away from the freezing mark again. ))> < ((dave courvoisier)) > family and friends are remembering the life of a local woman... who worked for years to keep las vegas' history alive. dorothy wright passed away this morning... she had been battling cancer. name... but the work she's done is as a former "historic preservation commissioner"... she worked to get the "

as you go south is west, you will find rain developing in western kentucky, and southern illinois, getting into southwest indiana, and tennessee, and this rain is sliding our way in advance of a cold front that that cold front represent the leading edge of the colder air that we are going to see this weekend. so with that in mind, here is your 12 hour forecast for cincinnati. low 40s this afternoon, cloudy skies, a slim chance for an isolated shower between 8:00, and 11:00, a better chance of rain comes closer to noon, we will hit a high in the mid-to upper 40s early this afternoon, as the rain becomes more widespread late afternoon, temperatures will fall under the low 40s, expect things to get very wet into the afternoon. we will show you things in the next 57 hours, we will start at 7:00, step you through the day here. a slight chance for an isolated shower this morning, the better rains coming into the afternoon, and here they are, crossing through the area, this is 4:00, wet conditions as that cold front slides into the region, temperatures by 4:00 go down into the low to mid-40s, and

some light snow affecting us way down here in kentucky, southern ohio, coming into west virginia. that's tracking our way later this afternoon between 4 and 8:00 p.m. the light blue zone, a few scattered flurries, much further north and west, a dusting to an inch. panhandle of west virginia, up near the pennsylvania border. afternoon highs before that happens, into the mid 40s. strong winds tonight. gusts of 50 miles per hour tonight. pre-dawn, winds settle down. feels-like temperature down to zero to ten above. tomorrow, blustery winds, sunshine. the weekend right now looks like maybe sop rain on saturday morning. sun back in the afternoon on saturday and sunday. >>> it's happened to everyone. oversleeping blamed on the snooze button on your alarm clock or phone. >> you push that button one time too many. a new invention hopes to avoid that. it uses a special foot pressure sensor to turn off the buzzer, so you have to get out of your bed to turn off the alarm. don't think you can tap a toe or foot, that's not how it works. it requires you to plant both of your feet firmly on the

around this 20 degree boundary, northern tennessee, southern portions of kentucky, they are going to see moderate to heavy snow. four degrees in the morning, wind chill around 10 below. by the afternoon closing in on 20 degrees with a good amount of sunshine. it is going to feel nicer than it did on mlk day. wednesday morning, we start to see some flurries, some light snow across the area. right now it does look like we are going to see some minor accumulation especially in kentucky -- 1-2 inches. it looks like a fairly minor event. temperatures warming up to a high of about 30 degrees by the afternoon. this can change, this shows a fairly high level of certainty with the way the system is moving, we have four model saying the same thing. begins us a better feel -- it gives us a better feel. temperatures falling below zero. tomorrow afternoon we' ll see a high of 20 degrees. it will be a quiet day on thursday, on friday there is a major system that is going to whether it affects the east coast for it affects us is still in the air. it is still cold and the weekend, temperatures aroun

southern states like kentucky and tennessee snot used to seeing -- not used to seeing snow pile up experienced whiteout conditions. some people took advantage of a rare snow day. along the east coast, crews >> and already, deaths in several states are blamed on poor road conditions. . >>> here's a look at the size of the storm from space. you can actually see it covers most of the east coast. you can see the lights from the major cities. its a very cool shot. how about this statistic, one out of every seven americans will see at least a half a foot of snow outside of their homes. it's having a big impact on travel as well. reporter: david, more than 8,000 flights nationwide have been canceled. some 100 alone here at logan. i spoke with travelers who say tonight. as a to cancel. >> its a headache. and thaddeus spent the week touring boarding schools in boston. virginia. >> i am ready to be home because i've been gone for a couple of days and want to see everyone but i like the snow. reporter: more than a hundred flights have been canceled at logan. among at least five canceled flights to atlant

in my state of ohio, southern ohio, w virginia, kentucky, have different programs, you don't know if someone got a prescription filled in ohio there without having better intrastate and that's something that the federal government can exclusively do. portman has taken flak from democrats for a vote last year -- in favor of a budget that threatened major cuts to substance abuse programs. while communities nationwide worry about lead in their water...some hamilton residents will have to live with *no water* at all!this -- after a storm sewer collapsed. collapsed.nine on your side's jay warren tells us how that's leaving some without water this friday.jay? we're standing along eden park drive where a six foot storm sewer collapsed--it happened right in this area. also running right here is a water line--the city will turn the water off on friday while they make the repairs and then after that the boil order goes if the city has a theory as to why the sewer line collapsed at this location it hasn't said but the repairs will mean that the condos here at waterside of gunn eden will be with

light snow will begin friday morning in our very southern counties across northern kentucky. that's where we could have our first issues on the roads. snow spreads to the north during the day, coming into cincinnati mainly after noon. snow will turn widespread friday afternoon with more intense snow and this also continues into the evening rush. roads will be hazardous for the friday evening rush area wide. snow tapers off heading into saturday morning. it appears a moderate snow of a 2"-4" variety would be the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning cincinnati based kroger is on a roll. the new ranking that makes it among the most influential companies in the world. energy drinks have become commonplace in many homes.a look at why some doctors say they should be kept locked away and the danger they can while it's a quiet morning for anot

bringing it in as a big deal for southern medcentral kentucky, but barely grazing our area. a 50 mile shift, it is a big deal for us. the track is still widely variable. we will get three today' s snow it have a better handle on fridays to digital for snow for us once we get into -- potential for snow froze once we get into the later half of today' s and tomorrow' s to tonight, dipping down to 15. tomorrow, a bit of a breach. 29 was sunshine. friday, the potential is there but it may miss us. if it hits us, it will end saturday morning, temperatures in the 30' s over the weekend. i' ve seen a ton of brake lines on your traffic maps. kyla: an accident to 75 northwest corner heading eastbound. you can see the emergency lights at the ramp. eastbound lanes at a very slow crawl. at times, completely not moving. you will need additional time. 27, 28 minutes from 74 to route 4 on the portion of 275. we have been able to see the cars moving past the emergency vehicles on the ramp, so don' t think it is shut down. that could change if they do see a need to completely shut down the ra

tennessee, kentucky, through southern sections of pennsylvania. now, as of this morning, this is new since you went to bed. amounts are higher from washington, dc, projecting up to 40-inches of snow by the end 15 inches in charleston. it's going to be a travel night fair, not the mention the possibility of power outages and all kinds of things from this weather. we'll be tracking it and, of course, keeping you up to date. your 7-day forecast, 20s to near 30s today. 30s and seasonal through the weekend. looks like a nice day. get out. enjoy. 6:47. it's norman the bulldog. he's a regular. we love him. he's wishing everybody a happy 2016 in the picture. diane sent it into us. part of the channel 3 family. >> i know. we have a look at some of the stories trending online had morning. >>> donald trump has another >> willie robinson endorsed trump last night. trump thanked willie for his endorsement and reinforced his support for the second amendment. they're best known for their reality show and their family owned hunting brand duct commander. >> come c

southern new england. the system already delivering snow and ice to kentucky, tennessee and arkansas. nws: "it does have the potential to be an extremely dangerous storm...that could affect 50 million people." multiple deaths are already being blamed on the could be a blizzard...with heavy snow, winds, ice and flooding. thursday night states of emergency were in effect in five states...as well as the district of columbia.

molly: if you're trying to decide where to spend your next southern weekend, i promise you louisville, kentucky is sure to be a home run. we'll see you next time! for more inspiration for your weekend in the south, head over to our website, wistv-dot-com and click on the southern weekend box on box on the home page. the news at noon will be right back. but first, here's your news 10 stock report. next tuesday night, south carolina governor nikki haley has a once-in-a- chosen by her party to deliver the republican response to president obama's final state of the union address. it's a calculated move by the gop to provide viewers with a fresh look at its youngest governor---a groundbreaking figure as the state's first woman and first minority chief executive. while haley won't command national attention nearly as long as the president, she has an option to use that time to do more than re-hash the to almost everything he standsdsor. haley led her state in a year that saw the strength, resolve and faith of south carolinians tested to their limits and then some. a shocking mass shooting---and the u