3 3 we have a *live* look at the roads.local 12's adam clements joins us now with a look at 3 3 county sheriff's office is trying to find the person who shot two people in mount healthy.a man shot into a car on compton road yesterday afternoon.. injuring one man and killing another.police were searching near an apartment complex around the corner from the food mart .. but the gunman got away.a third man in the car during the shooting was being questioned about what happened. 3 1.19.46-05"here lately try to get ahead of these shootings, get the hotspots where most likely to be a shooting at. spread resources to people in it's just so sad man, we was at a vigil up in college hill and we got the call about this shooting over here ." if you have any information about the homicide.. you are asked to call crimestoppers at 352-3040. 3 a scam that quickly spread all over the tri-state is returning.miami township police say they have received four complaints in the last couple days about callers claiming you owe back taxes. the caller threatens to send a police officer to arrest you if you don'

3 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 3 3 local 12's adam clements is tracking road conditions right 3 watching t- v 3 watching t- v to get a degree. we'll tell you which college is adding a "game of thrones" class.plus, out with the old and in with the new.we'll tell you why ketchup is out and cincinnati.3 fans of h- b- o's "game of thrones" can earn college credit for watching their favorite t- v show.virginia tech's religion and culture department recently offered a course on the popular tv show. and, yes, the course did count for credit.students were required to watch "game of 3 mcdonald's is turning french fries into a dessert item... but you have to go to japan to taste the fries smothered in chocolate.mcdonald's japan announced it was adding the "mc- choco- potato" to its menu.the french fries are drizzled with milk chocolate and white chocolate sauce.the fast food giant says the combination creates what it calls "a wonderfully salty and 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a start with a first check of your forecast.here's me

cincinnati. 3 3 3 time/temp ...ahead at four-30 ...we're keeping an eye on tri-state ...local12's adam clements has some tips for drivers during the morning commute.plus ...the reds honor pete rose with a big announcement ...the hit king is headed to the hall ... you're watching good morning break one3 3 3 one of the nation's top startup events of the year will put the queen city in the spotlight.how foundercon will do just that ... 3 the reds honor the hit king ... and things are going to get busy when pete rose is inducted in the team's hall of fame. 3 good morning cincinnati.sheila gray is off today ...i'm john lomax.and i'm bob herzog. thanks for joining us on this wednesday.the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 local12's adam clements is keeping an eye on road conditions.he's on i-275 3 the first man 3 convicted of manslaughter in warren county in connection to a drug overdose death is expected to learn his punishment today.austin wells will be sentenced for involuntary manslaughter and corrupting another with drugs. wells ga

adam clements.. local 12 news..sheila.. back to you.. 3 meeting will focus on crime in district three.. it's next monday evening in westwood. 3 we are learning more about an early morning fire at a historic building in covington that good morning cincinnati first told you about.the fire broke out early yesterday on fourth street in one of the city's nicest neighboroods.it's the second vacant building to catch fire this month and at least the fourth in the last three months. no one has been hurt in any of the fires. but vacant building fires are expensive to the city, dangerous to firefighters and scary to the neighbors. 3 "they're problematic. we have no idea what shape they're in so we're sending people into a structure that's dilappidated, unsafe and structurally unsound. we don't know who's in them. sometimes we have squatters in them setting fires so there's a life safety issue, you know." according to the city's own statistics, there are 1,522 abandoned structures in the city of morniing fire is under investigation.it'

adam clements.. local 12 news..bob.. back to you.. 3 again.. that trial begins at nine this morning.. stay with local twelve and local twelve dot com for the latest.. 3 the c- d- c is advising pregnant women to avoid travelling to 14 countries in latin america and the caribbean.they include puerto because of the zika virus.the mosquito- borne illness can cause a birth defect if the mother is infected during pregnancy. babies can be born with smaller heads.. and underdeveloped brains.the first u- s case of a baby infected in the womb was reported this week in hawaii. 3 (dr. nikos vasilakis, associate professor of pathology)(1:02) we need to educate women when they travel in the endemic areas because this virus, it can lurk in our 3 body without us knowing it. (1:15)the c- d- c urges those who do travel to the affected areas to protect themselves from mosquito bites by wearing long sleeves and long pants and using insect repellent because there is no vaccine to protect against the virus. 3 now it's time for our facebook question of the day.today

. >> and i'm adam clements. first it's been cold the past week but we're seeing a warm up. brandon orr has the weather. >> hey, adam and liz, really good news. we were chilly yesterday into the 30s and 40s and now we're going to be in the 50s. some areas could get close to 60 degrees. thirty-three at the airport. most of what's around the 30s. there's a couple stray areas in the 20s. we're dry looking at tower cam and precision doppler 12 h.d. and that's the way it's going to stay today. don't expect rainfall. all of us stay nice and dry. not seeing a whole lot of gray. no clouds. look to the west. we'll see a couple clouds. there's not a whole lot of them. it will be partly cloudy from time to time. just a few clouds. fifty-seven degrees by 3:00 we're headed to 58 degrees. that's how -- our high temperature. we have more moisture moving in. that means rain full sunday. we have another cold front moving in that will bring us thunderstorms. we'll have more in fifteen minutes. >> we now know the name of a man killed in a bond hill shooting. twenty-four year old cameron klemens was shot f

we can look at i-75, headed in the downtown area, and adam clements is giving us a look. adam, what are you seen so far this morning. >> reporter: jen, things are moving along okay, especially on no real slick spots, you mentioned bridges and overpasses, we've seen a few slick spots but nothing too alarming. there's a road closed we're headed in that direction, we are going to check that out and see how much of an issue that is, the side streets, may run into a problem here or there. for the most part things are spotty, everything looks good, we are going to head in the cummingsville direction and see what we can find. we will check back with you in just a bit and see if we can find anything. for now, back to you the studio. >>> thank you, and we will keep checking in with adam throughout the morning even as we go through star 64 as we start at 7:00, two hours of news and traffic. >> we can watch the traffic 8 degrees, there's not too many words to discuss the beng else melt down. >> not many that you may want to say in public. there's plenty of concern about head coach ma

more coming up in 15 minutes, right now i want to send it outside, from the 70-degree studio to adam clement who is covering the martin luther king junior parade. >> reporter: the theme of the par 8, parade, justice, freedom and equality, i can tell you element, it's cold. as for the parade, it's going to start at 10:30, the commemorative civil right march will start there, and it will make it here to fountain square where an inner faith service will be made right here, that's where a commemorative celebration to honor martin luther king junior, city officials sent out a statement, the city of cincinnati are asking people to bundle up. they're still asking people to turn out because this is a great event honoring a great man with a great legacy who did so much for the civil rights movement. come out, make sure you are bundled up, stay safe, it's freezing out here. with that, i'm sending it to jen dalton who hopefully not a lot of people are out here. >> stay nice and warm, go get in >> reporter: we have a couple of issues one of which has cleared, easterly avenue, we have a break between phy

waking up with us on good morning cincinnati saturday. good morning. i'm liz bonis. >> and i'm adam clements. >> hey brandon. >> hey, adam. yeah temperatures dropped yesterday. when we started out yesterday morning in the 40s now we're struggling to get above the it will make it to 33 or 34 degrees. right now wire at or below the freezing mark. pavement temperatures looking okay especially some of the bridges of the ohio water. we do have low clouds. there's mist, drizzle and flurries. and that what i expect to happen as we go into the afternoon. it is bringing visibility down. two and a half miles at the international airport. that's not too bad. it's not going bother you. keep in mind we'll have flurries around throughout the day today. all temperatures are between 30 to 33 degrees so very uniform and across the area as winds come in at 10 to 12 miles per hour. temperatures rise up to around 30 degrees by 2:00 o'clock. they start falling after five. so it will be chilly. clouds show flurries have been pushing through the north and west. we'll see a reinforcing shot of cooler air much coole

near loveland mare loveland madeira, we are hearing about issues near the carol cropper bridge, adam clements drove out not too long ago, and the roads are getting slick, and he is on springdale on 275 showing us how the things look out there. adam. >> reporter: you mentioned that car that flipped on its top over the struble road over pass, we passed that within the last 10 minutes. they have it upright. we pass thed other accident, the car that slid off the road down an embankment, we passed that, awards from each other, probably about 100 yards apart from each other. yeah, we talked about the visibility, right now the visibility isn't terrible, but the visibility of what you are seeing on the roads makes it difficult. you can't see which lane you are in, and it keeps shifting. you kind of have to keep shifting with where the road isn't, so you can stay in a safe lane. the snow is falling, it has been significantly in the western portion of hamilton county, so far from what we have seen. we're headed north in the fairfield springdale area approaching 275 right now, or 75 on to 275, we're goi

and adam clements joins us. >> reporter: if you missed us at 5:00, we told you about mayor john cranially setting aside $5 million for the witness it's about the community staying tight-lipped about these violent crimes. if they know it's a way out, maybe they will be more likely to talk. mayor cranially says overall crime rates in cincinnati are aren't that bad. they are comparable to all the other cities. it's the violence that is the hurdle that we got to get over. the police officer chief isaac, says we have so many people coming together for this concern it's a step in the right direction. >> our citizens are earring to be involved, you care about their community and i think it shows. >> reporter: also addressed at last night's meeting drugs on the streets, high unemployment rate, lack of models on the streets. adam clements, back to you in the studio. >>> a total of 5 community meetings will be held next specific police district in the city. >> up next is district 3 in west wood next meeting. >>> our lives are under surveillance. >> but one local police officer wants to use the came

adam clements has been out in this snow all morning long. give me a bird's eye view of what's going on. adam, where are you at right now? right now we're on red bank road. we're approaching i71. towards the ken wood area to see how things look up there. yeah, this is pretty much what we've seen all morning long all across the tri-state with the exception of right now we're starting to see things turn to slush on more of the slide roads. interstates from what we've seen the last time we were on the interstate was when we were on 275 and we got off at the 5-mile exit in anderson township, made our way down beachmont avenue, headed towards the -- towards mt. washington, toward the beachmont levy. that's when we started to see things get kind of slushy and that's what we're seeing on red bank road. we're going to cross over madison here as we've got the green light right now. cars are still moving slowly everywhere, on the interstates, we've seen backups. backups particularly in that rush hour in the claremont county area near milford headed nort

local12's adam clements is keeping an eye on road conditions ...he's in mount auburn right now ... 3 stay with local12 news and local12-dot-com for the latest on conditions throughout the tri-state ...we also have a list of school closings running at the bottom of your screen, and on our website. 3 time/temp ...beginning the process of extradition ...the latest on the arrest of joaquin "el chapo" guzman ... plus ...police in philladelphia are staying vigilant ...how a tip on the streets is putting officers on 3 3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 police in new york are looking for a teen who raped a young woman in a brooklyn playground. he's one of five accused in the attack.the 18-year old woman was walking with her father thursday night.. when investigators say the five teenagers approached them.. one of them pointed a gun at her dad and told him to leave.. then all five sexually assaulted her.a 14-year old, two 15-year olds, and a 17- year old are already in custody. 3 philadelphia police are on high alert right now.. after that wants to hurt officers. someone approached an officer said

local 12's adam clements reports.. it's landing her in the guinness book of world records. 3 view.." "sure is.."alicia barnhart took in 32 different views this n-f-l season.. and she did it in record breaking fashion.."the record was 107 days.." "all 32 stadiums?" "107 days.." "and you did it in?" "86".having already conquered every major league baseball stadium in one season.. alicia thoght.. hey.. let's try this with football.. "did people think you were crazy?" "yes!""i like a challenge.. so i got excited and started planning it right when the schedules came out.." "i printed out calendars.. i printed out the team logos and i printed out all the schedules for every team, and then i placed the logo when i thought i would go to each stadium.."she worked three jobs and dipped into her savings to fund the voyage herself..alicia also made sure to cut corners wherever she could.."i was on a lot of public buses.. i hit up all my friends.. i was like, hey guys.. remember me from college? high school?"she's i'm a sucker for

first check of your forecast. 3 3 let's take a *live* look at roads in the tri state.local 12's adam clements joins us now.he's on 75 north just past 2- 75 right now.how do the roads look? 3 snow crews could get a workout this morning . the city of cincinnati had a whole fleet report at seven last night. they'll work in 12- hour shifts and leave at seven this morning. the superintendent of traffic and road operations for the city says their approach is tpo remain flexible and watch how the snow falls when it starts. he also says pre- treating is key. 3 "it gives you a foundation, the difference between yesterday's event, we had a rain that precluded that, this one, it's cold and we're still cleaning up the ice we had from yesterday. it's very important, it gives you a foundation and something to start fighting the snow as soon as it falls down"the city of cincinnati will take calls for road condition reports.we have that contact info on our website.just head to local 12 dot com.. and click on "get it now." 3 rand paul gets booted off the main stage of 20- 16's first will be noticeably smaller

your numbers are called tonight in the powerball..it's a world record jackpot..and local 12's adam clements asked some people what they would do if they win.. he joins us live from taylor mill. 3 "you said you gave up on the lottery?" "years ago" "why'd you give up?" "i couldn't win."it's about a billion and a half dollars now. what's that got you thinking?" "imagine that. i'm gonna start back playing it.""when it gets high, everybody starts talking about it.. they come into the shope - have you got your tickets? i start thinking about it. i start seeing it more - advertisement on tv and stuff. i usually go.. well, i 3 you have a chance to score one of those free tickets.the kentucky lottery giveaway happens at two at the remke market in taylor mill. officials with the lottery commission say the giveaway is to say thank you to customers who keep buying tickets and driving up the jackpot.you can see those numbers tonight on 3 city council may once again take up a parking plan for o-t-r. the plan sets aside 450 spaces for people who live in over the rhine. they would get a permit that costs 1

of snow ... 3 a murder suspect makes his first appearance in front of a judge today.local12's adam clements explains why it took so long to get him in court for a new year's eve crash. 3 goin' to the ship ...we now know which teams will battle bowl ... 3

he's charged with killing two people in a car crash on new years eve..local 12's adam clements joins us live from the kenton county courthouse with why mark huffman is just 3 bob.. for the past several weeks.. 57 year old mark huffman has been receiving medical treatment for the injuries he sustained in that collision.. he's finally been released from the hospital.. and he'll be in court this morning at 8..let me take you back to that night.. as i said.. new year's eve..huffman was headed northbound on kentucky highway 17.. he was trying to turn onto madison pike/pelly road.. but failed to negotiate that turn..he ended up driving into the southbound lane and hit a car head on..inside that car.. 24 year old ella mcnay.. and 31 year old david mcnay..ella died at the scene.. david was airlifted to the u-c medical center.. where he later died.. mark huffman suffered some pretty serious injuries.. he was listed in critical condition.. but again.. has made a recovery..if huffman is convicted of the murder 50 years in prison for each count..reporting live in clements.. local 12 news.. 3 loc

3 local 12's adam clements is out in the elements this morning.. downtown.. he's covering the chilly conditions you'll find if you're taking part in today's martin luther 3 3 tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 3 caucuses are two weeks from today.. and the democrats debated in charleston south carolina last night.hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley appeared just blocks from the site of the deadly mass shooting at emanuel a-m-e church.sanders and clinton are neck and neck in iowa right now.. and last night's debate was much less friendly than what we've seen so far.kim hutcherson reports. 3 democratic presidential candidates took the stage in charleston amid a tightening race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders.on sunday night the gloves came off.as expected, the candidates clashed on gun control.sanders hit out at clinton:(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate)"well i think secretary clinton knows what she says is disingenuous from nra."while clinton doubled down(hillary clinton/democratic presidential candi

coverage of that big pileup. dozen of vehicles involved in a pileup. the highway shutdown right now. adam clements is there and he's joining us live to tell us what he has seen. >> we're in the parking lot of shelton's fireworks, it is right near the scene of the accident, about a stone's throw away. i want to show you the backup that we were seeing on i-74. you can see all of those tractor-trailers backed up. it is like that for a few miles. they are not even letting anybody close to this. this is something that's severe, they are going to bring people involved in the accident here to shelton's fireworks. going by right now, presumably transferring people who were involved in the accident scene. they are still pulling people out of the cars there, cars, tractor-trailers, moving vans, suvs. close to three dozen vehicles involved in that. we're waiting to hear from more officials who are supposed to be coming here from the indiana patrol. they will be coming here. this is the media staging area, hopefully we can learn more information as we were driving to the scene they were coming from the east o

what you need to know in terms of security and what you cannot bring to the game -- face. i'm adam clements. first we want to check our forecast. things are looking wet for tonight's bengals game. here's meteorologist brandon orr. hey brandon. >> yeah. rain is moving closer towards the tri-state. it's not going to get here until later on tonight. i think we'll have a couple isolated hit and miss showers on precision doppler 12 h.d. just drizzle from time to time. especially since we have a deck of low clouds that's going to stick was all day long. we're not going to see a whole lot of sunshine but even without sunshine we're warming into the 50s. we're in the 40s. way above average for this time of year. a few hit and miss showers we had overnight last night. this is the next batch of rain that's moving in. it hasn't moved into western portions of kentucky. that's why we're not expecting from six we'll see spotty showers six to eight and nine, 10 and 11 we'll see steady rain move in. by 3:00 o'clock it will be the high. it's not going to last for long. there's a sharp temperature on the way

. >> snow to the south. thank you so much for waking up with us on cincinnati saturday. i'm adam clements. >> and i'm liz bonis. >> first a quick check with the forecast. good morning. >> all right. good morning, guys. hey i'm over here checking things out to the east of cincinnati. we still have snow flying east of downtown cincinnati. some of this has still been accumulating especially out through claremont county and brown county. this is precision doppler 12 h.d. around hillsboro. still some snow falling. especially south of williams burlington -- williamsburg. brooksville light snow. county. this is an accumulating snow -- rip lee. this storm is not through with areas east of cincinnati yet where the snow continues to fly. some spots closing in on six inches or better of snow in the far southeastern part of our loop. it's just been flurries the past hour or so. we did add snow overnight which put our total to over an inch of snow with this system. it's massive system at that. look at this thing. it is pounding parts of the northeast on the back edge of it. we're starting to see that

. >> adam clement is live at the adam. >>> a 57-year-old mark huffman will be arraigned later this morning, in connection with that car crash. it's unusual in the fact that he is being arraigned now, it's been several weeks since that crash. the reason for that is that he was in criminal critical condition after that crash and he is now well enough to appear in court. back to new year's eve, huffman was trying, on 17, when he tried to make a turn, he failed to negotiate that turn and ended up in the southbound lane, slammed into a car head on. david and ella mcmay was in that car. 24-year-old ella was pronounced dead at scene. david was airlifted if the uc medical center and where that where he died. we will be inside the courtroom when huffman appears before a judge and stay tuned for any new development. to you. >>> thanks, el la. if huffman is convicted of murder, can he face 15-20 years in prison for each count. >>> a local county sheriff has passed away. richard hulls burger, suffered a stroke. he was taken to the uc hospital on saturday where he died. he was a counselor, and recent l

i think adam clements owns that jacket, let's see what else we got here. deedee says blue was not happy at halloween. rocking the sombrero action, though. happy halloween. >> pretty. >> this is action jackson. [ laughter ] >> cute. >> look out, here comes action jackson. love this one, michelle says simply, you serious. [ laughter ] >> you know it. >> that cat, i can't wait to kill you. >> you go to sleep, and i will see you -- [ laughter ] >> we want to you join the conversation, too. show us a picture of your pet all dressed up. all you have to so like the local 12 page on facebook. >>> might have better luck getting the dogs to go outside this morning. we are not as cold as we were, we're in the 20s, 20 degrees plus warmer than we were it's going t >>> it's the luckiest machine on the planet. make sure everybody comes here to play. [ laughter ] >> that lucky machine is not in the tri-state. at 6:30, don't throw your powerball ticket away, because you still could be a pretty big winner. >> marijuana could be back on ohio ballot. the next step is happenin

the bitter cold won't stop the celebration. adams clements shares the tribute from over the rind. >>> he had a dream more than 50 years ago. in the streets of downtown cincinnati, the dream was pretty much alive. mrufterring winds and that didn't stop hundreds from marching down the street to honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. the group gathered, beginning at fountain square before ending here at music hall for celebration of the life of dr. king the group was spirited. up beat and seemed hopeful an confident that the future holds peace among all religion and creed. >> and working together. not black, not white, not jew. just working together as a human family. that's what you will see. >> and a way for us showing how the struggle was and still is to this day. it's still a struggle for us to be, to get equal rights, equal justice, anything. and you know what i'm saying? it's very important. >> i spoke to several people including one woman who was orange untilly from mississippi now living in cincinnati. she brought her kids. if the dream dr. king had five decades ago

i wonder who adam clements favorite is? >>> let the powerball madness remain. saturday's drawing and nobody >>> at fairfield, enter intermediate school, we will tell you what they are doing coming up. >>> who dey! who dey! whew day! >>> with a twist. the new song that tailgates this year, and how the steelers influence could be. >> oh, that sounded really food. >> influence the beats in a good way or a bad way. >> it's got to be good, right? >> it's the steeler influence. >>> good morning, everybody, we get the stories in just a moment, but another chilly start to the day. again. >> and john is keeping track of it for us. >>> we're starting in the teens and upper 20s, they asked me to lay down some tracks on that but i didn't have time. i wish i would have this. 27 right now. clear skies, southeast breeze at times, the windchill at 22, and we have teens and upper 20s, 18 atport william. 19 maysville, and 29 at places like union, kentucky. ed bundle the kids up, we will become partly cloudy as we head into the afternoon, warmer today than yesterday, we head to 4

you definitely want to use caution particularly on side streets, and adam clements is out on the roads headed up to middletown on i-34. how do things look, adam. >> reporter: you know what, jen, we talked to city officials in cincinnati yesterday about being prepared. they were ready. they were ready here in butler county, we have seen a ton of salt trucks out work the road. it's made a big difference. john talked about the break we were going to see. we are are in that break right now. no snow is falling. roads seem to be okay, and in once the snow falls, it's melting. things are looking good here right now. the involve traffic is not as high as it will be in the next hour or so. we are going to stick around in this area. we may head farther south and wait for the next wave, we're going to stay in the kind of i-75 area north of 275, we will keep you posted so far so good here in butler county. for now we will send it to the studio. >>> be sure to stay with "good morning cincinnati," we will check in with adam, as with move to star 64, starting at 7:00, with two more hours of news, wea

. >> adam: thank you for waking up with us on good morning cincinnati sunday i'm adam clements and here is a check on the weather. >> brandon: we are colder than yesterday and about ten degrees colder and? of us are in the single digits and we are going to warm up above freezing in most areas and so we can get the snow melted with the sun we will see, but right now we have the patchy black ice on the roadways and keep that in mind and most of the interstates are okay. this is i71, at fifer road and you will see a lot of salt on the roadways and the temperatures across the area are in the lower teens and up in the single digits, and 13 at the airport and cincinnati, and 12 in lunkin and but look at these lower, single digits, and down to around 2 earlier and up to 6 and that is where they have the extra snow cover, and the center camera shows a few high clouds moving through, and they are reporting at the airport, 13 degrees and the wind out of the south, very, very, slowly and there are a couple of high clouds move og this and so thicker off to the west and that is why we are expecting

. and good morning, cincinnati thank you so much for spending your sunday morning with us, i'm adam clements >> liz: and i'm liz bonis and we will be back with the stories of the day in just a moment. but first we want to get a quick check of the weather here is meteorologist brandon orr and i am so excited i can barely say that, hi. >> brandon: it is warm so early this morning, that is the big deal this morning, compared to yesterday, where we are 20 degrees cooler than today. and some areas are in the 40s like hamilton and a lot of northern kentucky you are in the 50s right now and that is where we are going to stay for most of the day today until we reach the 60s right around midday and a closer look in downtown and a lot of us are in 50s from the international airport and up, to college hill right at 49 degrees and 51, over towards sharonville and up to i75, and right around, 50 degrees and so precision, for now, later on today, we are going to see the rain move in and here is the timing and we can see the temperatures, into the 60s already by noon today and midday and it is going to sta

. >> adam: i'm adam clements. >> liz: and i'm liz bonis and we need to find out that we are not going to have the sum merl weather, brandon orr has your no wait weather >> brandon: you can go canoe be in this weather, >> brandon: i will be last one colder. if you think that this is cold, wait until you see the temperatures, and 27, and in the upper 20s in northern kentucky and even in southeastern indiana and the uniform temperatures, and a lot of clouds, on the medical center, camera and a couple of peeks from time-to-time, no snow over the area right now, on the precision, doppler, hd and over the next few hours, that is sgoeg to change a little bit and so we have a lot of clouds and the area in gray and we will call the west and already in indianapolis and this area of white, the arctic cold front and that is going to move in around and after the midday, and that is why we have the snow, picking up by noon and this is very light, and this is, and it is a big, snow shower and so it is not going to snow the entire afternoon and it is going to be hit and miss, even into the late, afte

adam clements will tell us the is being tried again and why people are speaking out against her being prosecuted. >> sheila: a monroe company looking to hire new employees. they are holding job fairs tuesday, wednesday, thursday and saturdays at its new facility across from trader world. the jobs are entry level for new hires. they could earn $12 an hour. also breaking news pete rose will be inducted no the red's hall of fame. more on that on star 64. here is jen with traffic. john >> jen: my first words were mommy, daddy and i love pot rose. looking at the roads we have an accident reported before the daniel carter bridge or pick mack bridge. the bridge will not pick it up because it is before the bridge. you can see some major taillights. 471 north bound you will see heavier traffic than normal we have one reported on 71-75 southbound. it is just before 275. potential 471 and 71-75 seeing heavy traffic from 275 up to the bridges. colerain northbound you may see some lanes shut down between blue rock and burn side or loretta lane. that is in green township just south of the colerain

you are watching cbs this morning, saturday. 3 good d morning.i'm adam clements areas to the south of >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. this half hour we'll show you some of the best skiers in the world. a most challenging and dangerous downhill course on earth. the strife in austria this weekend. >> and we'll take you out of this world. a museum in london displays amazing images of our solar system. manning face off for the 17th time in their careers tomorrow. the winner goes to the super bowl. >>> our top story, the blizzard of 2016 is affecting over 70 million americans. the deaths of at least nine people are linked to the weather. the storm, which is accompanied by powerful winds is blanketing the mid atlantic state, the tn valley and parts of the northeast. high waves along the earn sea board pose a significant flooding threat. >> snowplows in the carolinas will battling the roads. no many vehicles are on the roads in philadelphia but the snowplows are out in force. residents are being urged to stay off the roads. philadelphia'

shut down northbound south of languagely as i understand. because of an earlier accident. we have adam clements at the scene right now. if we want to find out. we don't have adam. we'll hear more about that online and coming up in the day, we'll let you know more about accident. guys back to you. that. >> that is where crews are still on the scene. it happened this morning on jen jen told you about it. four vehicles involved. they had to cut someone out of the cars two people air lifted. it all ratty staeed when a woman her lane. >>> you can drink beer for a west sixth brewing and good female la's pizzeria are teaming up to support the nonprofit over the community housing. the group will receive donations forward program. which donates to a local cocoa. the donations will be matched. it's 6-9 at good fellas. and they will donate $1 for every sixth beer sold. >>> support for a popular local radio dj and his wife goes on today. b 105 duke hamilton lost their home in a fire last week. a lot of people have been coming out to help them. today there's another chance to martin o'malley's southwest gri