i'm sheila gray. it's ahead in $- so often, we hear about the negative impacts social media can have on teens. teens.but that's not always the case. case.in fact, one teen has built quite the following by showing off a more beautiful side.and it's all thanks to an instagram account.fox 28 news repopoer sheila gray shows us how she did it... the colors are so pretty. they dry matte in 20 seconds. i really like this product a lot. i definitely recommend. meet rylie. a 13 year o o girl with an eye for makeup. but one thing sets her apart .. she has more than 45-thousand followers on instagram.at first it was kind of slow but then i used an actual camera like a professional camera rather than my phone and i got more followerslike most people in the social media spotlight, riley sometimes gets negative comments on her pagegebut she doesn't let it get to her.its easier said than done but people shouldnt worry about it. i dont think the internet really dogngrades my self esteem. puts me down. more just build

. >> sheila gray, scottish home away from home. taking you inside mickelson downtown much and executive chef is whipping up classics like this. pan seared salmon, with mashed potatoes. now chef doesn't wear a kilt. and it's like taking a trip across the pond. . >>> and we told you about the last night, worth repeating. to get shipping. and will still get the two day shipping on all orders. amazon shipping costs have outpaced the company's revenue. >> panel approves a temporary band of cargo shipments on passenger planes. the faa says they can catch fire aircraft. the batteries are used in cell phones and laptops. most countries follow the organization. >> stocks ended lower as the drop of commodity, pull down energy and material stocks. dow jones industrial dropped. and nasdaq lost 67. s&p 500 fell 24 points >> only 52 percent of americans have emergency savings than credit card debt. that number held steady own study found, one in five americans have no credit card debt but they also don't have any savings. >> that's a crisis. >> fact that americans don't have savings to therefore reti

i'm sheila gray. >>> several schools closed williams down independence day, wilmington college, main campus is closed and all of the campus of cincinnati state. >> you know it's a little bit dicey on the roads, and people

sheila gray reports on one group that is fighting for shared parenting. :19font: jessica barger/mother :31-:35font: :45-:57font: don hubin/national parents organization 1:08-1:14 1:37:35 gets times greg - i shouldn't have to prove i'm a good dad. greg gross wishes he could spend every sons hunter and miles. 2:39 nats- push. like that. you try. but greg's no longer with decides how often he can see his kids.super greg gross said you get these days. if you don't like it, you're not basically, she has what they call legal custody because we weren't married.7:10 what do you think about this color? jessica barger and the father of her son aren't together either, but they're committed to parenting jordan equally.super jessica barger 00:00:46 jessica - i think it's important for him growing up to see that you know we do get along.01:54 jessica - i think he's very lucky to have his dad so involved and have such a great relationship with his dad. super sheila gray 2:31:00 the number of been declining for decades.. so now about 40 percent of the country's children are born out of wedlock - four

john's off today.i'm bob herzog.and i'm sheila gray. the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's 3 ((---gumm---))first wx 3 3 people in new hampshire are already casting their votes in the first primary in the nation. the tiny towns of dixville notch, millsfield and to ohio governor john kasich and senator bernie sanders. weijia jiang has the latest from manchester, new hampshire 3 --nats voting-- the tiny community of dixville notch was first to vote in the new hampshire primary...and handed victory to john kasich. -nat/sot (trump) - let's have a big big victory tomorrowbut gop frontrunner donald trump is still betting on a big win here.at a rally in manchester last night - trump repeated his 'get out the vote' message...(sot trump) she says darling i love you but i've fallen in love with another man.//i don't give a damn you gotta to get out to voteand mocked for marco rubio - for his so-called robotic performance at saturday's debate:(sot trump) i said wait, wait, wait he said that two minutes ago.// so after the fifth time, i said what the

light in the invisible crime could save young lives as long as people are willing to speak up. sheila gray, local 12 news. the hot line, 888-773-8888. we have links to talk to your kids, at local12.com. >>> hey, there, good evening. , to you you. we're getting closer to sunset. we're adding 2 1/2 minutes of daylight each day. we're going to see daylight saving time here in a few short days. that comes up in march. it, loo like march will come in like a lion. i'm tracking some rain and also some isolated thunderstorms that will be possible throughout the local 12 reg on. temperatures will be mild tomorrow. fairly similar, and topping out in the mid 50s on average tomorrow. 54 at the airport. 56 at sharonville. 54 for hillsborough and down to the south, fairly uniformed in the middle 50s. evening and die one at that. live precision doppler, remains quiet as an area of high pressure keeps us pretty clear and pretty quiet. winds are below. a bit breezy this afternoon. and those winds are out of the southwest direction. that's been heating us up pretty nicely today. clouds to the north. a syste

super sheila gray 2:31:00 the number of americans who are married has been declining the parents and dads have the money and send the child support. kids should see both parents cooking dinner, booking breakfast, getting ready for school, helping with homework. hubin says having both parents involved is also better for kids' financial well-being. his group would like to see the end of temporary custody orders when parents head to court.8:05 this is gonna take awhileboth parents we talked to agree the laws should be changed.04:36 jessica - there are a lot of dads out there who do really try and who do wnat to be involved, and i think that mom and dads as along as they're both equally willing to parent and do it the right way that they should be looked at equally in court as well. 1:45:04 not only dads that are in this situation right now, but dads who have been in this situation. we all need to come together. 1:45:16 and it needs to change.until it does, greg says he'll spend every minute he's allowed with hunter and miles.. because these moments...18:34 da da! yeah. ... have changed

. >> tammy: sheila gray has the family 411 on why waiting for a crisis could cause families to make bad decisions. >> reporter: marly is making plans. >> they don't have the family to help them out. >> reporter: marlean works with folks who didn't have a good plan. >> i retired. that's when the stocks went. i was one of the victims who lost pretty much all of their >> reporter: marline had to go back to work. friends stay healthy by working out at their local senior center. they have prepared for this part of life by staying active. but admithere are surprises. >> i can't do the things that i used to do on a continuous basis. i can, i mean, i trying to come home from work, and i wouldn't come home until sunday night or the weekend. >> reporter: a big gap in perceptions about the aging process. while older american's top concerns are with physical and mental health, doctors, financial planners and others say they need to be planning for affordable housing and protect their money. >> they need to estimate how much long term care is going to cost. we're even in some sort of denial, we all

here's sheila gray with tonight family 4-1-1 report. >>reporter: the colors are so pretty i love these a lot i definitely recommend them. meet riley a 13-year-old girl with an i-4 makeup but one thing sets are part she has more than 45 thousand followers on instagram. then i use an actual camera a professional camera that was in my phone and then i got more followers. >> like most people in the social media spotlight riley sometimes get negative comments on a page but she doesn't let it get to her. i know it's like easier said than done but people really shouldn't worry about it because they really don't have any right to judge you because i don't know you. i don't think the internet really downgrades my self-esteem or whatever puts me down more just like me up. instead of giving up riley is only thrown itself more passionately to a page. working for hours on her production skills. riley's learn to stand up for herself online too.she gets help from good role models have a big sisters and families involved. and she's become more bold and

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people have no way to organize their time. how could parent raise the next generation of kids. sheila gray has the answers in the college 911. counselling services. a survey say students feel overwhelmed and anxious. >> i think there's such a huge link of competition. there's pressure to be the best. >> dr. peter gray recently made headlines, when he pointed, declining student resilence is a serious problem. describing people, less able to manage the game of life. they have been working with children for more than 25 years. she says it's not just a problem at colleges. >> and children today, are far more anxious and they have fewer coping skills. this is a new phenomenon. >> i think there's a lack of real enjoyment of accomplishing something. the beauty and like family and like from the failure, learning from it. >> lee weeks had a rough college is teaching him what his parents didn't. >> sometimes they will fail >> xavier university says that's one of the important thing kids could run. >> how to overcome and regroup. i think helping the individuals, having our children understand, failur

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sheila gray has answers in this mornings 411 port. >> reporter: colleges are reporting big increases in students seeking counseling services. the survey shows students feel overwhelmed, stressed and anxious. >> i see it in a lot of my peers because i think there is such a huge sense competition. there is such pressure to be the best. >> doctor gray recently pointed out declining student resilience as a serious problem for colleges describing young people being less able to manage everyday bumps in the road of life. stephanie has been working with children for more than 20 years and says it's not just a problem at colleges. >> children today are far more anxious, with fewer coping this is a new phenomenon. >> i think there's a lack of enjoyment of accomplishing failing, and feeling the . >> reporter: he was abused by school and now college is teaching him what his parents didn't. >> sometimes you are going to fail. >> reporter: michael myers says that's one of the most important things kids can learn. >> how kids can overcome and regroup and rethink helping individuals -- helping chil

special correspondent sheila gray has a family 4 - 1 - 1 on why waiting for a crisis could force families to make some bad decisions. 3 ((package))34:57 nats- does everybody want them? marlene hamilton is making lunch plans at epic house. epic stands for elderly people in commumuty.21:12 marlene- they don't have the family to help them out. marlene works with folks who didn't have the resources to plan for retirement. she *did* plan. she had a 401k and a good financial advisor. 23:08 marlene - it was 2-3 years after i retired. that's when the stocks went (makes sound), who lost pretty much all of their investments. marlene 17:51:54 chuck - i think maybe i was surprised i actually lived this long. friends chuck deuser and larry dullaghan stay healthy by working out at their local senior center. they have prepared for this part of life by staying active, but admit there are surprises.17:56:63 - larry- i can't do what i used to do. i remember years ago i'd go hunt, and we'd come 3 home fm work, and i wouldn't come home until sunday on the weekend. i can't do that anymore. a survey by the nat

. >> sheila: i got that gray look out there. >>john: windy, cold a little bit of snow falling from the sky. >> sheila: i can't wait for the weekend, john. >>john: let me get to that forecast. light snow out there right now. here is the deal we will see more snow showers develop. what we have out there is light. into the afternoon some heavier snow showers will pop up between 1:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. those could put down a quick inch or so of snow. we will be in the upper 30s. so the air will warm and ground will warm. a little rain as well. let's get to the weekend forecast. windy, cold today. cold tomorrow with flurries. 50s saturday. 60s sunday. >> bob: that's what sheila hope you >>> top of the morning to you. it is thursday, february 25th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real nus ahead, including the dramatic sea rescue this morning in new york city. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> this was the laundromat and made of brick and cinder block >> trump has dismissed romney thr

that may surprise parents. kids are increasingly. and it's plaguing every corner of the nation. sheila gray will have warning signs that every family will have to look for. and again, it's at 6:00. rob and braun will be back at 5:00. >> and as we speak. she joins us live. angela, fill us in. : he says he's extremely pleased, reaction of law enforcement, to find the alleged shooter and to tend to the victims. james austin hancock, has been going on all day. somehow, the suspect got a firearm into the building. they say they have a pretty good idea, who the fire, and who is belongs to. and at this point, they are not ready to release the information. brent murray, were either skwurd from shrapnel or running away, shooter. . >> my throat swelled up and you start thinking, how bad it is. it's a terrible feeling. >> >>. >> and he says, you never think it will happen in your backyard and simply training for an event. all the training came into play. he also mentioned, one of the deputies mentioned to us, that when this initially happened, medics ran into the building before the scene was secure,

. >> >> i'm sheila gray and today in cincinnati refined. elevating the burger grain. gbgb is opened in the grind. and he noticed no burger places were popping up in the neighborhood renaissance. bloody mary ketchup and burgers made with the highest quality prime choice beef. refined.com. >>> and -- and honda is recalling hundreds 2005 honda civic. workers say it could stall while it's in motion. >> and the skies are getting a lot more crowded. the faa says there's now more than 300 thousand registered drone owners. that's more than the number of license pilots. the number of drones owners is higher because most drone operators have more than one. >>> stocks are ending slightly lower. and the nasdaq slid 15. the s&p 500 dropped just a point. >>> hollywood played a starring role. hazmat, rocketed 35 percent compared to last year. that included life savers and other toys in the star wars as well as jurassic world. sales in the girls sector fared 35 percent. >> a lot of girls like things other than girl toys. >>> and ahead, first at 4:00, a serious case for backyard blues (phone ringing) y

as special correspondent sheila gray reports in this family 4 - 1 - 1... those parents say the law hasn't kept up with the trends. 3 ((package)) ((package))1:37:35 gets times greg - i shouldn't spend every minute of every day with his sons hunter and that. you try. but greg's no longer with their mom, and he says she decides how often he can see his kids.super greg gross1:29:17 - greg - basically she said you get these days. if you don't like it, you're not going to see them.1:31:40 basically, she has what they call legal custody because we weren't married.7:10 what do you think barger and the father of herer son aren't together either, but they're cocoitted to parenting jordan equally.super jessica barger00:00:46 jessica him growing up to see that you know we do get along.01:54 jessica - i think he's very lucky to have his dad so involved and have such a great relationship with his dad. super sheila gray 2:31:00 the number of americans who are married has been declining for decades.. so now about 40 percent of the country's children are born out of wedloc

------------- ------- >>> and good morning again everyone, it's 8:25. i'm bob herzog >> and i'm sheila gray. it's time for traffic. >>> all of a sudden, we have a couple problems out there. one on 75 northbound right before paddock at town street. they're saying a multicar accident. you can see from the live look, there is an active fire going on in one of those vehicles so 123, i've heard as many as seven vehicles maybe involved. it looks like it's only blocking the left-hand lane, but as they zoom out ment i'm only seeing three vehicles involved. perhaps there's some off camera view. there is engaged fire going on as we watch this, yeah, it's really flaming up there. you can see emergency crews coming right now. so my bet they're going to shut down at least 1 more lane as those emergency crews try to get to the fire. so again, this is 75 northbound just north of town street. if you're heading out the door, be prepared far slow down. we'll keep an eye on this and let you know how things progress in that area. right-hand lane reagan eastbound, that accident. 471 eastbound. we have an accide

they target our youngsters...and now their tactics are more sophisticated than ever.local 12's sheila gray reveals the *new* warning signs so you can keep your family safe.on alert for child predators, tonight at 6. now local 12 news... >> bob: good morning again. 8:25. 38 freeze. i'm >> bob: bob herzog. downs trees and wires. watch for some potential garbage cans in your way on the streets. as we look at the interstates the right-hand lane of 71 northbound is closed north of this camera for some construction. it isn't look like it is affect being the commute. heads up. a couple of other issues. an accident at reading and dan ridge. that one does have injuries. watch for flashing rights. river road at tyler you may see the remnants of an earlier accident. 71-75 we had an accident reported on the ramp to 275 eastbound. commonwealth also an accident. looking at our interest everyone states not bad out there. heavy 75 southbound through the spritz. 275. guys back to you. >> bob: thank you. the top stories of the morning. a body found and investigators are trying to determine if it is a missin

dad.we got a lot of feedback when we focused on shared parenting last year.now, fox 28 news reporter sheila gray shows us how the law isn't keeping up with society -- in tonight's family 4-1-1 report. report. i shouldn't have to prove i'm a good dad. greg gross wishes he could spend every minute of every day with his sons hunter and miles. push. like that. you try.but greg's no longer with their mom, and he says she decides how often he can see his kids.basically she said you get these days. if you don't like it, you're not going to see them.basically, she has what they call legal custody because we weren't married.what do you think about this color? jessica barger and the father of her son aren't together either, but they're committed to parenting jordan equally.i think it's important for him growing up to see that you know we do get along.i think dad so involved and have such a great relationship with his dad. the number of americans who are married has been declining for decades.. so now about 40 percent of the country's children are born out of wedlock - four times the number about 40 years

own...so how can parents avoid raising the next generation of lpless kidsdsfox 28 news reporter sheila gray has answers -- in tonight's family 4-1-1 report. report. colleges across the u.s. are reporting big increases in students seeking counseling services. a survey by the american college health association shows students feel overwhelmed, stressed and anxious.i see it a lot in my peers. i think there's sucuca huhu sense of competition here. there's such pressure to be the best.dr peter gray recently made headlines when he pointed t "declining student resililice is a serious problem for colleges". .. describing young people being "less able to manage the life." family therapist ephanie donalds pressman has bbn working with children for more than 25 years. she says it's not just a problem at colleges.children today are far more anxious, skills.this is a new phenomenon.feel like there's a lack of enjoyment of accomplishing something, the beauty of failing and learning from it.lee weeks had a tough childhood. he was abused by his parents, but rotc in high school and now college is teaching h

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. we have had problems this morning. >> jen: we have had 4 reports of vehicles no poles. those secondary roads could be slick. only one remains. there has been there for a good maybe they are working it dana and duck creek on wires down. this was a car that hit a pole earlier. other incident. this one just occurred not too long ago at wolf road. watch for that on u.s. 50 we have an accident reported this morning. sherry brock at taylor an doesn't. kirby we have an accident as well this morning. our interstates have been pretty quiet out there. you can see volume of traffic is loiter around the tri-state. a lot of kids are off school today. many people are off work. not he have been. take a look at 71-75. at this time of the morning we would see back up to 275. it is very light. again, the secondary roads this morning could be slick especially with the freezing drizzle fallingment be safe out there. guys, back to you. >> bob: brandon orr has been near the airport. >> sheila: taking a hoo

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. jen with the latest problems. >> jen: we started off quiet this morning, show a. showers. i shouldn't say storms. showers that went through a headaches. state route 74 we do have a couple of accidents that are reported there that are icy conditions. so take a look here. 275 near 32 you can see the cars that slid off the side of the road they are getting ready to tow them. we had multiple people tweet us saying the roads in that spot icy. police confirmed multiple accidents in that spot. watch for that this morning. it looks like they are clearing that accident soon. we have an accident on -- well it just cleared near kyles. left lane. traffic heavy. you can see light flurries on that camera. around the tri-state watch for potential slick spots in very isolated areas. guys? >> sheila: miami university taking action after reports of hazing and alcohol abuse. >> bob: the school is tacking process. miami is looking into 21 highwaysing allegations which being taken to the hospital. the up

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. it is a mess on 75. >> jen: a look where all lanes are open. we had both directions 71 northbound and south bound have closed all but one lane. we are seeing some heavy tank on the right-hand side of your screen. that is 71 southbound as you get ready to pass pfeiffer road. all lanes are open on 71 norm bound and south pound at pfeif fe road. where we to have an incident not a major headache is the ramp to 71 southbound. it looks like they are getting ready to tow a vehicle out of the way. you can get through at this time. 2 other problems. reagan highway heading into the west pound direction before 75 we have an accident. and then westward northern boulevard an accident reported there. as you you look around at the enter states things look good out there. guys, back to you. >> bob: >> sheila: the leader of the police union calling the shooting of a i man this week suicide by cop. >> bob: they believe he had a real gun. it ended up being an air soft gun. came in about him. his only girl friend reported he was armed. they asked him to comply wit

and now their tactics are more sophisticated than ever.local 12's sheila gray reveals the *new* warning signs so you can keep your family safe.on alert for child predators, monday at 6. now local 12 news 3 we're still working to learn more information about a three year-old shot and killed in southeast indiana. crews were called to a property off van wedding road near sunman about five yesterday afternoon. a nine-one-one caller said the child had been accidentally shot. investigators are releasing very few details about the incident at this time. 3 there's a benefit tonight for a local firefighter fighting a rare murray works for the union township fire department. he had to have a finger removed after being diagnosed with digital papillary carinoma. there are only 88 known cases. tonight's benefit is at the cincinnati fire museum on court street from six to eleven. 3 people can enjoy free art activities all weekend as part of the macy's art sampler weekend. there are free exhibits, concerts, tours, theater performances and more. many places are offering craft-making and fun for kids to

i'm sheila gray. >> bob: i'm >> bob: . let's her bob herzog. >> jen: we did find out more it was a 12-year-old girl that was struck. it was a hit and run. from what i understand they are i think i believe it was a honda witnesses said. it was a hit and run. so that car took off. the good news from this there were injuries but they are non-life threatening injuries. the children was taken to children's as a precaution. we will bring you more on this as we get it. other incidents we have an accident reported. we have one at olive branch. east siders this is not far from where john gumm was saying we earlier. a gust of snow. an accident to watch for there. west siders you have a couple to watch for. one at ferguson and glen way avenue. as we look at the interstates they are lightening up. you are seeing a bit of heavy traffic from the cut in the hill to the ohio river. 71 still seeing heavy traffic northbound past kenwood and montgomery. >> sheila: it is so cold. >> bob: very good. new this morning. >> sheila: they are facing

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. jen has been messy on the roads. >> jen: we started quiet with rain that moved in. we are seeing delays and are seeing accidents. we had several earlier accidents close intersections. one of those is still closed. so be aware that that area is still probably shut down they are saying maybe for a little earlier accident. we have a problem on the interstate causing a headache for folks 75 southbound near the norwood lateral. that is this accident scene. it looks like a box truck hit some of that truck zone in the median. that has it down to one lane as you pass the norwood lateral. as you can imagine that is backing things up with the morning rush. you are backed up to the ge area near mill toward. watch for 75 southbound to be very backed up as you pass the norwood lateral. we have a fire to watch for crews on the scene. you may still see some crews out near 32. that accident scene occurred an hour and a half ago. they may be working. it was a head-on click. interstates they are slow.

. >> and i'm sheila gray. >> on the whole it hasn't been a bad morning for a monday. we have an accident on 275 in the eastbound direction on the ramp to 71 southbound. like actually, it's over to the left-hand shoulder not affecting the commute too much. you'll see some flashing lights in the area. not far from there. and an accident reported as well. we have a couple lea reported near columbia park way. one may have actually cleared but one on columbia at delta to watch for this morning. over look that had injuries involved. ring at the norwood lateral. and is the summit an accident reported. you're on the heavy now. 275 no longer heavy out near love land ma der rah and 75 southbound. you clear up as you approach 275. so not too bad as you head out at that point. >>> here some of your top stories. former security chief expected to make his first court appearance. >>> robert marshal busted on child porn charges last week. the 52-year-old had dozen of pornographic pictures of children on his home computer. and tried to wipe that computer clean. no connection between his crime and the sch

4-1-1 report, live at 6.now local 12 news... 3 3 3 >> sheila: good morning 31 degrees. 8:55 i'm sheila gray. >> bob: i'm >> bob: . >> sheila: a 66-year-old man killed this morning in a fire. his mother escaped. megan moore has more. megan? >> good morning, that's right. we have learned his name this morning wilson scott thacker. that is the man that didn't make we have learned his mother's name madeleine. she was able to make it out of the home. it started this morning very early about 2:15. what we know is that wilson scott thacker was living here well. his brother wasn't home at the time the fire broke out. his mother was home. we have learned that she was able to make it out of this home safely with the help of a neighbor. she was able to call 911. what we have learned this morning is that the lebanon fire chief says the fire started on a mattress in the front. that's where they found wilson scott thacker. the cause is believed to be smoking in bed. a tragic situation here. back to you guys. >> sheila: we will keep you updated on local 12 and local12.com. here is jen dalton. >> jen: we c

i'm sheila gray. >> bob: i'm bob herzog. a last look at traffic. jen? >> jen: we have cleared up a lot of incidents out there. we will self on the east side. we have a report that ebersol closed because of earlier isy conditions. i would imagine they are getting that treated. that's been closed for a while. conditions on the east side where we did get some snow overnight. the only thing left 71 northbound you can barely see it. if you look at the top of the camera image flashing lights an accident to the left shoulder. it is not even blocking a lane. our inter states at this point most of the morning rush you are slow 75 southbound as you head through the split and 71-75 heavy from buttermilk to the ohio river. on the fog in our metro area it's been a pretty quiet morning. guys, back to you. >> bob: let's check the top stories of the day. the investigation continues into a fatal fire in mason. >> sheila: it started at this home. all firefighters will tell us is that one person died. most of the damage on the left side of the house investigators were the

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i'm sheila gray. >> i'm >> bob: >> bob: her. >> jen: a full closure of columbea parkway. minutes. they will shut down columa in both directions which is close that will allow us to clean up lanes. you will not be able to go in either direction for a good hour or so today or maybe even more. keep with local 12 and we will let you know when that does reopen. we have a broken down metro bus. an accident, reading at california we have a water main issues. another construction reminder it doesn't lock lick they have set it up yesterday today during the day time hours in the northbound direction of 275 over the carol cropper bridge they will be shutting down one lane. so you will be able to get through. they have one lane closed to do temporary construction. guys back to you. >> bob: let's check some of your top stories. friends and cyclists will hit the pavement in honor of a man killed doing while he loves. michael brader. he was riding his bike when a car hit him and left the scene. she faces a list of charges in that crash. police suspect she was on drugs. >> bob: happening today 2

i'm sheila gray. >> bob: jen what is left out there. >> jen: we are watching an issue on the bridge. there. as the camera loads you can see that the left-hand lane on the bridge is still blocked. it is at the southern portion of the bridge. for folks that are traveling in bound on 71 southbound over the bridge this morning. it is difficult to see at this point in time. earlier we did see an vehicle that was spun and turned the wrong way. watch for slick spots. apparently this is one we need to use caution on. we still have on accident to watch for. 74 has been pretty quiet this morning. 275 near hamilton i think it is accident reported. here is another look at 74 near harrison. the interstates moving along just fine. still looks like maybe we are getting snow in the area and you still have heavy traffic near loveland madeira. 471 still heavy. so is 71, 75 near the river. >> sheila: thank you, jen. >> bob: let's check now with brandon orr might be out in it. >> sheila: checks things out close and personal in northern kentucky. >> hey sheila and bob, it is a whole lot colder out here t

still just 11 grows i'm sheila gray. >> bob: i'm bob herzog. roads. here is jen. >> jen: we have a problem on 75 past mitchell. lane. hard to see on this camera. a couple of vehicles involved northbound direction of 75. as you look at the camera you can tell you have a pretty big back up going on. 75 northbound from 74 to the norwood lateral heavier than normal. we also still have closed kentucky 17 at the county line. that is because of an earlier accident involving a semi and pickup truck. unfortunately a fatal accident. you can see the video of it right here. that pickup truck it was fully point in time. the driver of that pickup truck is deceased and the driver of the semi i believe was taken to an area hospital. we will have more details on that coming up later on in the day. from a traffic standpoint you can't get through at the line. also want to let you know that the lane closure on the bridge has already begun. you are down to one lane southbound on the bridge. guys, back to you. >> bob: let's check some of the top stories. new this morning p

. ------------------------- >>> good morning again. i'm bob herzog >> and i'm sheila gray. here's jen dalton we have several problems because of ovrnt storms causing mud slides and that type of thing. i want to start with an accident on 71 that is causing a big headache for folks heading southbound pass kings mills road. and that is an accident there that at one point in time had only one lane open. it does look now that they have at least two lanes open. you can still see two semis involved in this accident. there maefb a fire involved. as they zoom that out. you can see the back of there. if you're ed hed out the door, anywhere towards kings mills, you're going to see a big back up because of that accident scene. we also have a couple areas dealing with mud slide because of the storms last night. licking pike near over look drive. so i still have the northbound lanes closed. southbound lanes are visiting so you can go both northbound and southbound. i heard about a possible mud slide and debris in the road. also watch for an accident at ring and packs ton as we look at the interstat

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. it is time for a local 12 traffic alert. here is jen dalton. >> jen: we have had a quiet morning on the roads. we have a few incident that popped up. they appear to be minor as far as traffic is concerned. an accident reported there as well as one at glendale and cunningham drive. road north of 275 to watch for. one at stevenson at concord. we have been telling you about this truck fire north of the ronald reagan cross county highway area. may see traffic delays in that accident. our interstates have been quiet. no major delays 71-75. you are heavy from kyle to the normally see. a lot of schools are out today. back to you. >> bob: the man who police believe held up 4 local banks held up a judge. >> sheila: a police officer spotting zachary prince at richie's car wash and going to his house. that's where he arrested prince. prince held up a fifth third bank in covington and also u.s. bank in fort spades mitchell and bbnt >>> >> bob: a man is behind bars trying to run over a sheriff deputy. when they ran into a deputy's cruise

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. >> jen: we got through the we have one causing issues and slow down along 275 in the mill road. you can see lots of flashing lights blocking that left-hand real heavy traffic. you can see this from this red direction over towards that accident scene. again which is at taylor mill in the westbound direction. the only other incidents, we have one 71-75 near the cut in the hill. it is over to the left hand shoulder. it is not blocking a lane. we have heavy traffic there. you are heavy on 471 northbound and 75 southbound through the split. guys, back to you. >> sheila: thank you so much, jen. a man scheduled in court today is accused of being involved in a 3 year old murder. >> bob: police arrested william smith yesterday for killing michael hopkins in 2013. in that murder. his trial is currently under way. at the time of the shooting police said a second perpendicular was also wounded. not clear if smith is that second person. >>> can be a decade for the western hills via duct to be replaced. work is happening to get the project rolling but they need money to

live at 6.now local 12 >> sheila: good morning i'm sheila gray. 8:55. 33 degrees. >> bob: i'm bob herzog. a last look at traffic for the morning. here is jen. >> jen: some issues to let you know about. harrison and roberts avenue near that area there is a report of a bus where a car somehow went so we are sending a crew to the scene to see if we can get images of that. traffic. reported. 75 southbound as it merges on to fort washington way. watch for malfunctioning traffic signals. also wanted to let you know that state route 131 closed for the next 45 minutes or so. that's due to an accident near shaw farms. interstates no other problems to report. things out there looking typical. guys, back to you. >> bob: let's take a look at the mornings top stories. duke energy duke energy will >> >> sheila: today duke energy will present a check for $25,000 to hem. them. for now store operations are happening at the barn across the street. local man is in court accused of causing injuries to a girlfriend' child. anthony has been charged with child endangering for an incident last month. the 4-year

still just 11 grows i'm sheila gray. >> bob: i'm bob herzog. roads. here is jen. >> jen: we have a problem on 75 past mitchell.

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. time for a local 12 traffic alert. we have seen products. >> we have seen issues. i want to start with a report of a pedestrian struck. glenwood avenue at reading road. watch for flashing lights possibly to be in that area. we do have an accident on dixie