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in dorchester, victoria warren, 7 news. >> adam: you can track the weather any time with our live interactive radar. head to the weather section of whdh.com and then click on the 7 news mobile and tablet apps. >> anchor: a salem police officer is arrested accused of taking part in a drug deal involving oxycode own. joins us live from lynn to tell us more about how this all went down. >> reporter: the salem police officer is in a very uncomfortable position especially because according to the police report, this is his mug shot taken by lynn police. now he is on the wrong side of the law. >> so you are in front of you you've -- >> reporter: arraigned with three other, salem police officer matthew scale doan pleads not guilty to charges he purchased a bag of oxycode own. >> it is alleged in lynn possession of a class b. drug. >> reporter: prosecutors say the officer was offduty wednesday afternoon when members of the lynn drug task force spotted the 35-year-old involved in a street. his attorney told the judge his client needs help. >> it's our intention to treatment. going to happen as of toda

flurries and some snow doppler hd. mainly flurries, extending back to parts of butler, warren, claremont, brown, adams, bracken, mason and clinton county, individual clusters of flurries and widely scattered snow showers are moving to the hour. regardless of whether you're seeing snow or not. batavia is at 18. middletown, relatively warm at 19. factor the wind, it feels like 2 in wilmington. windchill is 9 at harrison. we have more snow showers to track late in the workweek, through the weekend. and perhaps some widespread snow early next week. we'll explore the snow chances, coming in 10 minutes. brad. and kathy went before a judge. she went -- will spend 6 years in prison. police arrested huffen in october. they found her unconscious in a bathtub overdosed with heroin. they found the 14-month old also. and the charges were upgraded when the grandson died 13 days later. >>> and police need help in finding the driver of an su that hit a teenage girl this morning. the officers were called at redding road and glendale. a blue honda cr-v hit the 15-year-old as she crossed the street and kept on going. an

you can see warren county and clinton county, brown, adams, and highland county -- and the heavier touches of snow showers are north of blanchester. the darker blue. of snow. flurries. we sought snow move through downtown town. all of the flurries and showers will move out with colder air and sunshine tomorrow. 17 right now. we are feeling like single digits. the wind chill makes it feel like 1 degree at cvg. the wind is out of the west at 18-miles-per-hour. it will feel like the single digits for the majority of the afternoon. milford, looking at 17 feeling like 9. mount auburn, looking like 15 feeling like 1. single digits across the board. we could see a flurry at 2:00. feeling like single digits. we will feel subzero with temperatures dropping into the lower teens and clouds moving out tonight. there goes our blanket to keep tomorrow. east. clear skies tomorrow, sunshine for thursday. friday, we see the front dropping in from the north, bringing us light snow showers in the afternoon and evening. we' re looking at light snow showers in the evening. saturday and sunday, things dry out a

hamilton and snow showers activity around monroe and middletown area. most of warren county, under some snow, highland, adams county, under the light to moderate snow. dry ridge, to thalmus, brooksville, and all seeing some we're looking at potentially around a half an inch throughout the evening. through the day tomorrow, we can see up to an inch with places like southern clinton county. warren county and butler count eye and even into northern portions of hamilton county, where we can see more than an inch. overall, it's going to be light accumulations. visibility is down 2 miles. half mile from the lincoln airport. just be careful. if you made it through the morning's commute. especially if you live east of cincinnati, i think you will will be okay. watch for lingering roads. we will have snow shower activity to the north and west. this system is huge. you could see snow showers dip all the way to northern georgia and alabama. we will continue throughout the evening and through the day tomorrow. the winter weather advisory for everyone, tomorrow morning, until 10:00. slick and snowy roads, blowing snow an

warren county and clinton county might to get five-inches of snow. ohio counties, except for adams county, have been upgraded to a winter storm warning which will expire at noon. the winter weather advisory will take over for the rest of the system. pushing the two inch to three inch totals north of the river. portions of warren county, clinton county, northern brown, northern clairmont, could see three inches to five inches by the time it is done. there is not a whole lot left to come for most of us. 20-degrees at cvg and 19 in it is colder than yesterday. you can see snow showers continuing north of the river through 10:00. they will move out. we will have several hours of dry we ather before the lake effect snow showers come in for the afternoon. where the bands set up you could pick up an additional dusting. today, plan on temperatures in the 20' s during the daytime. we will stay in the 20' s all week. this is a winter-like seven-day. we have had it easy so far with h -- had it easy so far. we will have highs in the 20' s. lisa: another live look outside. you can see i-75 in t

inch of snow at wilmington and you can see the heavy snow showers, moving through warren, and some through highland and adams and hill country this morning. we will see these develop during the course of the afternoon, by noon 34, late day upper 30s with more scattered afternoon snow showers, but with a warm, ground temperatures in the upper 30s today, it's not expected to create too many in the way of travel problems. we're going to have more on the weekend warm up in minutes, but let's checkout travel conditions with jen dalton. >> reporter: we this a few minor incidents earlier but i think they're in the clearing stages. as we look at the interstates, can you see they're moving along okay this morning. i did watch salt trucks go up and down, near i-71/i-75, and even though those are close to our areas, and no none of the precipitations they are out there treatinged the roads. they want to leave early, because it's wet out there, and we saw what happened out there yesterday. we will keep you updated john. >>> don't ask for tap or sparkling, why so many people >>> welcome back, everyone, happening tonight,

showers move slowly out of highland county, northern adams county. west union, you're snow-free right now. we have snow sticking around south eastern warren county and through portions of northern and northeastern clinton county. the main story, i want you to be prepared for rapidly changing conditions in the next few days. that's what we're seeing in the right now we're starting to see a little bit of light snow as we look live from the atrium weather camera. this system is gignormus. any rain that's mixing in is going to change to snow in the next couple of hours. this evening, we're looking for chances for snow showers. the winter weather advisory is in effect until early wednesday morning. . that's because we're going to have travel issues in the next few days. i want you to be aware of the changes, we're having and through the day tomorrow and possibly on wednesday. slick and snowy roads will be likely at times. lower visibility at -- as well, as we've seen all afternoon and travel disruptions. we're going to leave earlier, tomorrow -- and everybody going to see kind of the random in nature, snow shower activity throughout the next c

for some light snow showers about the 5:00 hour in clinton and warren countys that's lingered into flakes left over from brown into adams county. that's all we'll see. this will minimize in the next 40 minutes. the rest will be dry for the morning. partly cloudy skies expected. a band of clouds. for the most part, more afternoon sunshine. we'll struggle with the temperature. it feels like it's below zero. we'll struggle to get out of single digit wind chills this afternoon. cold start to the weekend. a snowy end to the weekend. how much we're expecting for sunday into monday, coming up. jonathan: cincinnati road crews are ready, on 12-hour shifts, working to prevent slick roads. the crews are going to focus on they're prepared to stay on duty around the clock through the weekend, if they have to. wlwt news 5 always leads the way on winter weather. download our wlwt app. you can see the now cast as well as get severe weather alerts sent right to your phone or mobil device. cincinnati. the first case, a butler county woman who traveled to south america. pat berg says the biggest risk is for pregnant women traveling to sou

warren and clinton county. heavier snow is found and we also have snow which will be coming to an end, boone, kenton and campbell county. heaviest snowfall in the tri-state, adams, brown and the east central part of claremont county, the individual clusters are snow are moving to the east with time. down the aa past brooksville, kentucky. heading up close to mayesville what we have along 7175 in northern kentucky is generally the light edge of snow. it's now in the process of coming through hamilton county. again a winter weather advisory is in effect until tomorrow morning. roads will be wet, slick, snow covered, you name it, you'll encounter it on the roads tonight. i'm cautiously optimistic that crews will be out aggressive tonight, so you should be able to get to where you need to early tomorrow keeping in mind codes will still be wet and possibly snow covered. coming up on the atrium weather cam. we'll have snow showers that starts and stops for much of the evening and overnight. no widespread snow once we get past 9:00, but still some bursts of snow continuing overnight. still have snow at the international airport. temperature 18. close to 30 degrees by

northeast of owensville. through warren and clinton and north of lebanon. through highland county. snow showers from danville to fulsom. and flurries working their way, out of adams county. and few flurries and near brooksville, and will move out later tonight. temperatures will plummet. we'll tell how cold and how low the wind chills will go coming in 10 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. 5:00, calling it . >> governor christy finished 6th. former technology executive, also ended her bid for the republican nomination this afternoon. >> big winners were donald trump and bernie sanders. another candidate, happy about yesterday's outcome, ohio candidate, jeff hirsh, sorts out the winners. >> we never have negative sell, to spend the time. >> never has coming in second, seem so much like coming in first. >> in new hampshire, the light actual tooly came the darkness. someone that was positive shocked everybody. . >> front-runner to derail the front-runner, donald trump. trump, billionaire and -- and sers, who wants, higher like donald trump. >> both tapping into the idea, the system is rigged. the average person doesn't have a chance anymore. >> xavier university, b

brown county, adams county, mason and robertsson county, brocken county, could see one to three inches through early tomorrow morning. areas shaded in the white color, areas most of warren county, half of hamilton and including cincinnati and down towards northern kentucky, dry ridge, thalmus. and as you work your way north and west of those, areas, barely anything. we're looking at any snow. and biggest impacts is well east of cincinnati. we may see some east spots sh and around the areas, that may pick up an inch or so of snow through the morning. and bridges in and overpasses, i want you to be aware. under the winter weather advisory. we can see snowy and slick roads. and adams, bracken and robertson county. we're not looking at much at all in cincinnati. connorsville, liberty, i don't think you'll have any issues at all. temperatures around 30 degrees, 34 at noon and 37 at 4:00. your seven-day forecast, gets a lot better after tonight and early tomorrow morning. tomorrow, we have another system that clips the southwest vowing area. i don't think we'll see a whole lot in downtown cincinnati. we may see a few spotty rain showers. i don't think that will cause a lot of

warren is there live ... what do we know now let's turn to your forecast now with a live look from skycam 9. 9.i'm joined now by meteorologist jason adams ... i heard you wanted to declare it a "severe blue it's time to get 'geared up' ...the cincinnati auto expo is already in full swing at the duke energy center and you have now through sunday to check it out!joining me right now is charlie howard .... from the greater cincinnati automobile dealers association. -- how many cars? (400) - guests can these cars?- what kind of exotic cars will be on display? - what's your favorite part of the show? what's a "can't miss" display?- activities for kids (who get in for free)?- how much are tickets for adults? another live look from chopper 9 at middletown where a shelter in place order is still in effect at amanda another live look from chopper 9 at middletown where a shelter in place order at amanda elementary for students and staff ... the chemical spill that caused that shelter in place order has been contained at the pilot chemical company.9 on your side reporter jay warren is tells us the fire department will be speaking wtih them in a fe

adams county. it is a foggy sta rt and it will stay gloomy all day long. weekend, we will be pushing 60 degrees into friday and saturday. a little bit of mist on the radar from warren county into the eastern part of the 275 loop. light rain action. east they are watching the snow fall. right there along 62 in through brown county and into peebles. it was way worse two and three hours ago. toward 6:00 a.m., the snow is gone. fog may remain. a dense fog advisory for counties in gray. highland county, robertson, that continues until 10:00. the snow has moved out for most of us. thick fog remains. 34 at the moment. 8:00 a.m., 29. 6:00, 34 degrees. fog for today, at least in the morning. maybe not a big deal wednesday evening. sunshine returns on thursday. friday and saturday, high temperatures about 60 degrees. lisa: thank you. senator sherrod brown from ohio is now working on legislation to address lead concerns in water sooner. the announcement follows ohio' s epa calling for a federal overhaul. senator brown says he wants to speed up community notification and the response cities have to take. current u.s. standards require days of high lead readings. ohio' s epa di

adam. reporter: lot of stocks to keep an eye on. check out yahoo!. yahoo! is having best day in two years. thanks to warren buffett.yahoo! finance on april 30th. you've been taub about boeing. boeing is leading dow higher. they delivered the 100th dreamliner. don't you love the new plane smell. they are expanding 787 production in the south that is good news. adt being bought, 6.9 billion, apollo global management. walmart, not so much a loser, fact they have earnings report on thursday. a little bit of caution on thursday. back to you. liz: new plain smell doesn't last as long as new car smell. adam, thank you. russell is charging ahead as we head into the last few minutes of trade on this tuesday. investors want to know, is this real deal, or just a pause in the latest leg down? let's bring in mark lehman. stamford, connecticut, president of jnp securities. mark, to you. tell us three factors, looking as signal to you, this time it's a real rebound? >> yeah. it is hopefully one of the factors. one which is kind of self-fulfilling the market has to stop going down. we're seeing that today. we held the august lows

adams county, not seeing a lot. you are the ones right now that aren' t dealing with any additional snowfall. for most of us light to moderate snow, and heavier in warren county and clinton county. heavier snow bands have set up, and that is why there is a bull' s-eye over wilmington, martinsville, and blanchester. yesterday i said two inches on average, you will be closer to in those -- closer to 4 in those most of us are in the 1 to 3 inch zone. union, independence, alexandria -- on a two hour time lapse you can see the deeper blues have been in the northern communities. the national weather service has upgraded most counties in ohio to a winter storm warning until lunchtime. after that, the advisory will hold on until tomorrow morning. it is not all of hamilton, clermont, and brown counties that are seeing the snow, it is the northern parts of those communities that are seeing totals upwards of two-inches. one-inch to three-inches for bull' s-eye north of hillsboro. if we see upwards of snow, those areas will be pushing five-inches as this out of wilmington toward lebanon. 19-degrees, feeling like 10-degrees. continuing to see snow showers north of

in clinton and warren county, we have areas coming down with over five inches, and that has a bunch of board. >> reporter: i do, and we will start with a live look at the maps, but adam clement with the photographer trying around, can you see on the right-hand side they're on 275 and heading out toward claremont county, you can see the roads are to be passable at this point, especially on the interstates, but sometime side streets, you start to see some of the side issues. i want to let you know, we still have a problem i-75 near 74, it's south of 74, so it's before you get to hopple street. it looks like maybe partially the left-hand lane is still blocked, but traffic appears to okay. where you are seeing some pair banks an accident reported there. we talked about i-75 harrison near wesselman,let go back out to the eastside. 275 near loveland ma dare madeira, and you are headed up to 275, and most of the interstates look typical as far as de lays, maybe slower than normal because of the precipitation out there this morning. >> yes. >> it's going to be different all over the place. some areas got really hit and some areas just not seeing a lot. >> light snow continue

by step and inch by inch, liberty is lost, and as john adams observed -- quote -- "liberty once lost is lost forever." since the days of the warren court, this is what liberal justices have done. under the guise of constitutional interpretation, they have imposed liberalism on the american people. they have done it on issues and in ways that they couldn't achieve through the ballot box. this is the decision facing the american people during this presidential election. if the american people elect -- five seconds. if the american people elect a liberal as their next president and he or she dominates a like-minded judge to replace justice scalia, liberalism will be imposed on the american people to a degree this country has never before witnessed. anyone who cares about these important issues i hope will take very serious note. i yield. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mrs. fischer: thank you, madam president. i rise today to congratulate nebraska's beef producers for continuing to reach new areas of the world with our very high-quality american beef. earlier this month, it was announced

adam and liz. >> thank you very much brandon. heroin overdose is the leading cause of death in oi ohio. >> the drug takes more lives than crashes -- a warren county businessman asked the sheriff's office what he could do so they're letting him put up a billboard. it encourages people to call a hotline with heroin tips. >> we can't thank him enough for stepping forward and doing this for us this is something we can't do by ourselves. we need our communities to get involved. we need information. you know this is affecting families everywhere and i think the realty of that is hitting home now. >> listen to this. there were 60 heroin overdose deaths in warren county last year. drug task force agents will answer the hotline. you can call or text message tips. tips. effort to bring commuter rail to cincinnati east side is likely dead. the ohio department of transportation says it plans to stop working on what is known as to basis railway. when that happens it will be up to to the city and county to come up with the 400 million dollars to pay for that project -- oasis. that's unlikely. odot has spent $5 million planning the project taxpayer money

i right that when john adams was defeated by thomas jefferson and before he left he nominated john marshall, perhaps the greatest chief justice we have had until more and -- warrenhost: michael waldman? guest: it's interesting question. the supreme court now has eight members. it is divided between four conservative justices and f our liberal justices. yesterday they asked justice alito the same question. he said we will deal with it. will bethe justices likely to keep your heads down on this one, although there is a precedent. during the court packing fight of the 1930's the chief justice of the time, charles evans carefullyid a very timed letter saying the court was just fine with a number of justices it had ended 90 more. i don't know that john roberts would get involved politically in quite that way. he is pretty canny about staying out. it is the case that the senate refuses to consider any nomination from this president. there is no precedent for it in american history. people reject nominations. they fight over who to fill the nomination, but there is no precedent for the senate just not this president for the last year of a four-year term. judges that th