the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. morning rush mostly cloudy skiesstill cold low: 15 thursday some sunshine mostly cloudyhigh: 27 thursday night clouds increasenot as coldlow: 24 friday snow likely heaviest in afternoon/evening high: 30 friday night light snow continuesonly minor accumulations after midnight a lot of you have fit bits.one man tells us his fit bit is actually helping him figure out his love life.what his alerts told him. with more snow headed our way you'll want to stay tuned for our dwym report.what you need to know before you hire while it's a quiet morning for the tri-state, we are tracking another chance for snow coming looks on the light side for northern kentucky and brown and ohio. for thursday, skies high of 270f. before you hire someone to shovel your drive for you... 9 on your side consumer reporter

in a nutshell, it looks on the light side for significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly cloudy a new bill has been proposed in kentucky to increase kentucky's minimum wage.house speaker, greg stumbo, filed the paperwork yesterday. yesterday.it would be the first increase in seven years. if it passes it would increase minumum wage in three steps. each less than a dollar a year from the current 7-25 an hour now to 10-10 in 20-18.nearly 400 thousand kentuckians earn now. they just closed hundreds of stores...but this morning walmart executives say they're giving their employees more money.the company is increasing the hourly pay to ten dollars an hour - starting next month.it will also give any full-time workers short-term disability - plus paid time off.the entire thing is expected to cost two *billion dollars - but walmart execs say they are fully dedicated to their employees. kentucky's attorney general could soon join the fight against human trafficking in the state. attorney general andy beshear says kentucky has som

cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning cincinnati based kroger is on a roll. the new ranking that makes it among the most influential companies in the world. energy drinks have become commonplace in many homes.a look at why some doctors say they should be kept locked away and the danger they can while it's a quiet morning for another chance for snow coming looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a kentucky and brown and adams thursday, skies will be mostly cloudy with a high of 270f. take a look at this... a home owner in wisconsin took taking advantage of all the snow. making some pretty cool snow sculptures.one looks like a stallion, another a snow dragon.and with all the start wars rage...who wouldn't make..... a snow yoda? the force may not be entirely with the production of the next "star wars" film. disney says "star wars: episode eight" will be released in

morning, for hamilton county, including cincinnati, southward, including all of northern kentucky. brown kentucky, clermont county and southeastern indiana south of franklin county. a good chunk of our local 12 viewing area seeing that winter weather advisory. this is the storm system right here. and iowa and it will get here by early tomorrow morning. we're talking about right around the morning rush. mostly clear skies, this area in white is mostly clouds. then we start to see the snow mo into southeastern indiana, 6:00. downtown 7:00 and 9:00 that the slow moves in. as the snow is falling, roads will become slick by the second half of the morning rush, especially. by around noon, we still have snow going on. after that, it moves out. most of the snow is already pushing out of downtown. by the evening rush hour, we have a few flurries around. road conditions should be improving if crews can get out there and consult fast enough. we have a dry day. already our next storm system is pushing in. snow. an all snow event not only tomorrow but also on friday. wednesday's forecast, one to two inches of

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

cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through the 9 first warning weather team isn't taking an eye off this next round of snow.and when we say we're *on your side -- you need to know that promise goes beyond what you see on-air. so we've set up a series of *online chats for you so you can ask questions and stay up to the minute on the forecast. thousands of you have already taken advantage of these. the next one is tonight at 7:45 with chief meteorologist steve raleigh.after that -- they'll be another at nine a.m. tomorrow morning.and it's easy to find them too.all you have to do is look for the link at wcpo dot com.it's will be on the homepage -- one of the very first things you'll see.or -- download the 9 on your side app.not only will you find the 9 first warning forecast there any time -- even when we aren't expecting webchat is about to start. people

open studio bump shot frank 2 shot weather now winter weather advisory's for kentucky clermont and brown county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts early friday morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere from 2 to 3 inches to even less the farther north. we will continue to watch this. for today we are dry with a high of 30 degrees. tonight of 31 friday. trending now animation frank 2 shot fox19 now's digital content producer kara foxx is he

kenton, campbell, owen, grant, pendleton, bracken, gallatin and carroll county in northern kentucky, plus brown, clermont and highland counties in ohio. in indiana, switzerland county are you ready? have you thought through your plans for tomorrow? tomorrow? tonight we're on your side with what road crews are saying about this storm...and what you can do *now* to help them...help you. 9 on your side's julie o'neill joins us live from the we know northern kentucky will get hit first...and get hit the hardest. i was actually in the room for the snow pow- wow today to prepare the roads for you. in fun, they call this the snow pow wow, but the people making sure you're safe... in this.... take it seriously. seriously. what is your biggest challenge? well the timing is one thing. so way ahead , they watch, they plan....and they prep... and they need your help..eric cain, truck driver for 2 years years try to give us a little bit of room to try to get the roads cleared. eric cain puts it politely, but a word to school leaders and employers as they decide on what to cancel and who to send home when...

points north of town, and a more healthy 4 to 6-plus inches of snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in as you heard steve say - this snow is falling during the day. you'll already be at work - your kids already at school.9 on your side reached out to school districts for you - to find out how they are preparing to keep your kids safe once school lets out. out.he's live at cincinnati school's central office - with their plans so far ... tj? well cincinnati public schools say they're concerned about tomorrow's storm- but they- like many other schools and businsess across the area- say they're ready for it. we may actually have to make the call without, before the first snowflake falls"in anticipation of tomorrow's snow- falling during the evening rush- cincinnati public school's main concern is getting their student's ronan, says they're watching the weather- and will make a decision before 5 on whether to close schools. we are worried because we don't anticipate snow at the morning rush hour but we're nervous we'll get our youngsters to school and our 20,000 childr

kentucky... our jessica brown joins us live from hebron with the details. the main problem this morning will not be how much accumulates but temperatures both of which will be well below freezing. that means the snow will stick and create a slippery/icy problem. the greatest accumulations will be from hamilton county and southward. look for 1" to 2" of snow to accumulate. a few steady, quick snow showers between 6am and 11am may cause temporary bigger problems on the roads. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing area. the evening commute could still be slick in spots with snow covered roads where there is little traffic and no treatment. and to help keep you ahead of winter weather ... fox19 weather now app. the free app features the hour by hour forecast ... and live radar. new this morning new this morning... a head-on crash is under investigation in mount auburn. crews were called to the two-vehicle collision on symmes street, at mcgregor avenue, early this morning. it's not clear how many people were

being will being. more updates comes tomorrow. winter storm warning is out for all of normal kentucky. adams, brown, claremont and highland county. cincinnati is included in the warning. there's a winter weather advisory. if you're in the warning, i want to bank with more snow. for some, mazeville, west union, 6-plus. and including those in the winter weather advisory. snowfall map coming in a moment. first thing is first. clouds thicken. and snow is likely as we get to the second half of tomorrow, late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. there will be snow to the south, southeast of cincinnati. connorsville, laurel, will miss out on the fun. temperatures in the upper 20s to around 30s. sick por high school is at 27. wind chills for some between 20-25. we'll take 28 in cincinnati. 20 degrees overnight. highs tomorrow, if will be in the upper 20s to around 30. best chance for snow area wide tomorrow, will be available late in the afternoon. clouds coming in right now. low level clouds will follow. just after that. and there's the trouble maker. the area of low pressure deep south. the area will

all of kentucky and parts of claremont, brown, highlands county. if you are convinced -- confused as to why the city of loveland, it is in both counties. in the southeastern communities. winter storm warning. advisories in purple. the areas least impacted by today' s storms are to the northwest. butler county, fayette union , you guys could see flurries and light snow showers, but that is not a vigil for you. hamilton, middletown, and even toward springboro. as we look at the forecast today, 1-3 inches for much of the downtown area. into northern kentucky, downtown may be on the low end. 4-6, 20 minutes off of downtown, you can have five additional inches of snow. a sharp cut off. are expected to get hit the hardest. down toward stout, maysville, kentucky, mazelike, brooksville, all with the potential to be easily' s -- easily be hardest hit. kyla: you are just dealing with salt right now. no issues or delays as you head outside on this friday morning. let' s get started on 71. heading to or from parts of warren county, warren county getting a big

greater cincinnati and points healthy 4 to 6-plus inches of snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown right now everyone from road crews to school superintenden ts are trying to figure out their plans for dealing with the storm.we've reached out to them so you can know what to expect tomorrow. tomorrow.the worst of it is expected later in the day when it could impact the drive home for commuters and school kids. in cincinnati.. road crews will remain on the 12 hour shifts theyre already on from the last snow.there's concern for students too ... the kenton county schools superintendent tells 9 on your side they haven't made a decision about closing yet. the mother accused of watching her boyfriend kill her daughter is back in court today...just days after she testifed in front of a grand jury. when police say bradley young beat her and rebekah kinner, watched. kinner testifed before a butler county grand jury.attorney kyle rapier says kinner wants justice for her daughter and is not concerned about saving herself.kinner, who is pregnant with a child due in february, is due in court wit

has said continued the storm warnings we've seen today. 24 includes highland county brown and all of northern kentucky. this goes all through saturday. the winter weather advisory for hamilton county. switzerland and dearborn county. this is due to the amount of dry air in place, especially to the north and to the northwest of cincinnati. we mentioned all along, littleton, snow, connorsville. brookville, liberty. for cincinnati, we're in the dividing line of virtually no snow to perhaps a half inch to an inch of snow. so we still have the 2-4 inches ban south of hillsborough, extending down interstate 71 we have 6-8 inches of snow south of peebles. six inches of snow in mazeville and south. much of hamilton county, have taken out of accumulating snow. less than an inch, in wilmington and port william. and most of the storm will focus the efforts to the east and southeast. from where we had them a couple of hours ago. still plenty of snow to track. not so much in the 275 loop. i mentioned in the cutins, 1:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, the burst of snow trying to reach to hamilton county. that's unsuccessf

portions of brown county. we'll zoom in to 275. and little bit of a snow shower back there. and the pine flakes, as i showed you from our camera. we have light snow through northern kentucky. these are fine flakes from hillsborough to the county. most of brown county, you could see snow shower activity. little bit heftier and not all claremont county covered in snow. not all of is going to get slammed. a lot of us going to see a flake of snow. that's to the areas, to the far we're seeing the edge cut in half. this is the picture from the hillsborough area. this is 247 headed to hillsborough. you could see the roads are covered with snow. you could see a little bit of tracks. state route 41. and you could see the roads are covered there. melanie sent this picture. piles of salt in front of her driveway. she will be able to get out in the next winter. we'll talk about the snow shower still in the way for all of us. and the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> state of emergency as the snow continues to pile up. local 12, larry davis. >> brad, what i'm saying. mazeville is a beautiful town, as we know, it. it's very picturesque. you could see. things have impro

saturday morning at angilo's pizza in verona, kentucky - 25.1 miles from paul brown stadium.>the route winds up the road to walton and on north to downtown and hopefully to a bengals win."they say it's going to take 9 hours but we're planning on 12 because we want to tailgate."an itinerary is posted on facebook.they hope people will join them seven miles out at the friday's in crestview hills ... or a mile and a half from the end at the old kentucky bourbon bar on main be awesome to have an army of bengals fans walking across the bridge to let the steelers know they're in for a battle. and some crazy people that walked to the game are cheering their heads off for the bengals."rain or shine, these three are committed and are looking for like-minded walkers ... people who are willing to show support in 2016 so we can stop talking about 1991.at riverfront stadium, joe webb local 12 news. 3 if you're 3 interested in checking out the itinerary and where you might catch up with the legacy walk, we have a link on local12-dot- com.and don't forget local 12 is your home for the playof

kentucky will get hit the hardest. adams county, brown county in ohio. the questions i have received more than any is how much am i going to get? is a -- is a generic response you need? the

kentucky. jessica brown joins us from the fresh thyme farmer's market in newport... jessica what makes this place so unique? good morning rob and kara. that's right fresh thyme opens here at the newport plaza in about an hour this morning. it's the first one in kentucky...and clearly there's about this opening because check out the line of people waiting to check it out. the first 250 shoppers will get 20 percent of their purchase and every customer that comes by today will get a free reusable shopping bag. this is the second fresh thyme to open in the tri state..the first one opened in oakley in 2014...and has been pretty busy since it opened. the ribbon cutting is at 7 this morning and city officials will be here to do the honors. fresh thyme is known for focusing on healthy and fresh and organic foods and an emphasis on local when it comes to their products. coming up we'll go inside and show you more of the layout. a warm-up is heading our way just in time for the weekend. catherine has a look at your 7-day forecast coming up next. plus.... the krohn is thinking

areas, from northern kenny and southern eastern corner viewing area. highland, brown and adams county in ohio. all of the kentucky counties, under a winter storm warning. the purple indicates a winter weather advisory. areas northwest of there, less snow than that. a lot of us will see major issues, especially south eastern corners of the viewing area. we will have minor issues to the northwest. there's going to be a big difference and a sharp gradient. you probably don't know what that is. that means it's a big change between snow totals, within a short amount of space. you could go 10-15 miles, if that and see a huge difference, between those two areas between point a and point b. we'll talk about the snow's timing and estimations through back to you. >> tri-state schools are facing a third snow day in a row tomorrow. school districts in three northern kentucky counties are using what they call noninstructional days when school would normally be called off. students in the mason, grant, are able to work from home. the district doesn't have to make up the days, which could be a big deal. mason county schools mis

nutshell, it looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly cloudy with a high of 270f. traffic no where near as many as yesterday, but there are still a few school closings and delayed openings.of course we have those runningat the bottom of your screen.you can also check them all out right now on wcpo.com that and a whole lot more when good morning tri-state at 4:30 starts right now. most of the roads are back to looking normal for the most part.but many a side streets are still pretty covered.how long before crews will have your street cleared. facing charges after watching her daughter beaten to death. why a mothers desides to stand up and testify against herself. a new poll has a different take on who is the most electable candidate.and when it comes to head to head match ups, the numbers say it's not

kentucky. clermont and brown and highland county in southwest, ohio. four or more inches of snow, a decent possibility in these locations although still some uncertainty. as you go to the far south and east. adams county, mason county, robertson county, from mount olive, to maysville po peebles, that's is a winter storm warning. friday morning through friday night ending on saturday morning. here is a view from the outside from the atrium weather cameras, it's cold. quiet weather today. clouds this morning, will make it spot 20s by early afternoon, some breaks in the hit a high close to 30 degrees later today. that's radar, nothing around here. you won't deal with anything but passing clouds, breaks in the clouds to our west. we will get into some of those later. big area, low pressure aloft. coming out of kansas, into missouri. this thing did is going to jump-start an area of low pressure at the surface. developing through north texas and indiana. that will spread moisture our way. the exact track of the system and how much moisture makes it to the no

a first of its kind grocery store is now open in kentucky... jessica brown joins us from the fresh thyme newport...and jessica..what makes this place so unique. live good morning rob and kara. that's right fresh thyme opens here at the newport plaza in about an hour this morning. it's the first one in kentucky...and been a lot of buzz about this opening the line of people the first 250 shoppers will get 20 percent of their purchase and every customer that comes by today will get a free reusable shopping bag. this is the second fresh thyme to open in the tri state..the first one opened in oakley in 2014...and has been pretty busy since it opened. the ribbon cutting is at 7 this morning and city officials will be here to do the honors. fresh thyme is known for focusing on healthy and fresh and organic foods and an emphasis on local when it comes to their products. coming up we'll go inside and show you more of the layout. your consumer alert... toyota remains the number one automaker in the world...after selling more than 10-million vehicles in 20-15... toyota

all of kentucky and claremont, brown, adams in ohio. areas in purple, a winter weather advisory. those communities in purple, you' re still getting snow, still getting accumulation, but the heavy stuff should cut out south of downtown. we are seeing light snow showers falling south of the 71-75 there is a lot of dry air in place. that will stop the line from working further to the north until we head into the lunchtime hour. you can see this is a large storm system making its turn to the north. center that storm over top of nashville. 23 degrees, feels like 11. the breakdown today at 8:00 a.m., claude julien. noon, snow south of the river. 3:00, snow generally along and southeast of 71. by 6:00, snow continues to most places seeing snow showers in the evening. some areas get hit harder than others. the snowfall forecast, this is not a huge issue for folks and 74 and southeastern indiana right you may still get snow showers this morning. substantial accumulation south. 1-3 inches of snow for downtown cincinnati. we may be on the low end of those totals for those of you in hamilton

winter storm warning all of northern kentucky, clearmont, brown, highland and adams county and bordering that, including the city of hamilton, it's a winter weather advisory for lesser amounts of snow. here is the few into downtown cincinnati. 24 degrees, cloudy skies and northeast winds at 13. it's going to be windy as we move through the day. the winds pick up, temperatures, they start out in the 20s, it will be around 24 degrees at noon with snow, light snow developing in and around downtown cincinnati at noon, and that snow will pick up late afternoon into the evening. how much snow are we talking? it's a huge range for next to nothing in the far northwest counties to 1-2 inches for a good chunk of southeast indiana, a good chunk of hamilton county with 1-2 inches of snow, and 2-4 inches, basically from the ohio river south so we get to batavia. hills hillsborough down to walton, dry ridge, owing owenton augusta. you will see as much as a half foot down there. snow for maysville in the viewing parts of the area. including the southern part of adams county. i will have a look at all o

kentucky airport now ... heading out to portions of clermont county, brown county, city, southern portions of that's when you get around 2 you continue to get higher out then, the 6+. that is to the southeast. we were hoping it would be a little bit north of the city so we would get into that snow that with it being just south of i-270 five, it's right there. but it missed us a little bit. there you see the snow bands continue into the south. winter storm warning, the paint, still available. we have been chatting with the national weather service trying to gauge if they are dropping some of these counties. it is not impacting you guys as much. that winter storm warning is set to continue until 7 am. this evening, temperatures, mid- and fluffy for those of you tonight, light snow will be with us in the evening but ending overnight with a low of tomorrow, f-you morning high of 34. warmer today -- again today. the afternoon. the rest of your weekend is weekend. this week. finally comes for the weekend. rain, snow makes potential. definitely looking to be a good weekend ahead. now, jason adams is here with me. w

browns. he has also had coaching stints at duke, tennessee, kentucky and mississippi. >>> the usc men and women's basketball teams are undefeated. women ranked number 2 and the men number 20. together they are a combined 26- 0. that is the best combined start in sec history. today coach talked about the team's great play. >> the most important thing in conference basketball is that you put the last day, you put it behind you right away. don't get apped up on a wiwi orora loss because it is not good for the next game. you know, that is -- you know, they are at right now. they have been in a great place mentally and it continues that way. >> the men's team start their sec season tomorrow night on the road taking on the tigers. >>> well, we are in for a chilly, chilly night, jim? >> we are. and skies are clearing right to be cold tomorrow >>> now the midlands most accurate forecast with chief >> the clouds are disa.patrioting. skies are clearish -- are dissipating. the skies are clearing. high pressure is centered over the mid-west producing winds along the eastern seaboard and the cold air continue

couple hours if not sooner. winter storm warning in the effect. and the all of northern kentucky. claire mount, brown, also under a winter storm warning until tomorrow morning. there's the winter weather advisory. it does include hamilton county. warren and clinton county as well. it was southeast indiana around fayette union, and franklin county. and up around oxford. no advisers and warningses because you folks won't see a whole lot of anything. we'll be in the mid 20s by noon. light snow to develop south of cincinnati and east as we go through the morning through early afternoon. that snow will spread north as the afternoon progresses. the bigger stuff doesn't arrive until this evening. temperatures head up around 30 today. there's where we're looking at. this is an amazing, what we call gradient, or change over distance here from the northwest amounts of snow at best. down to the southeast where we could see a half foot or more of snow around maysvill. generally, we're talking an >> >>> newly released dash cam video shows a toddler running down the highway. a sheriff's deputy picked up the child.

this is video of road conditions along route 125 in brown county this morning. 3 maysville, kentucky is also still cleaning up from heavy snowfall. that's where we find meteorologist brandon orr. >>> this is a live look at washington, where a declaration of emergency is already in force as a blizzard blangtss the nation's capital. large part of the east to. parts of washington very a foot of snow. that is epiic and think stale have another 14 hours of snow yet to come. >> speaking of washington, by the end of last year, presidential campaigns and outside groups supporting them raised more than 600 million party committees, political action committees and super pacs. that number is going to explode, funded in part by donations from individual americans. with so many groups asking for money it can be confusing. julianna goldman shows why it is important for donors to do their homework. >> reporter: christina and jim were paid on commission to call conservative voters. >> 35, 50, 75, a 00 a thousand. whatever you felt you could work out of them. >> public records show it was paid $400 t

the amount spirit in terms of amounts, they have not really changed. northern kentucky and our southern community, parts of brown and adams county. an area of four to six still. if there is any room for error, i would call it right on this transition line, from one to three to watch wrote to six across northern kentucky. i am pretty confident from the ohio river northward, snowfall and amounts will be on the lower end of this one to three inch range. it is not out of the question that you do not see snow springboro, oxford, thomasville. it may not even be our storm in metro cincinnati at this point. huge are cast, tomorrow morning, no problems for the morning rush. snow builds in towards lunchtime south of the ohio river. one thing you will notice is that the snow struggles through the afternoon to make it much farther north than where my arm is positioned. it never really gets super consistent over us. it stays fairly steady south and east of the metro, and that is why the heavier totals are expected to folks will to our south and east. 19 for a low tonight. tomorrow,-the upper 20' s. snow arriving. cold winds,

in the play-off much they have organize add 25 mile legacy walk that winds through kentucky and ends up in paul brown's stadium just in time for kick-off. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, deb dixon will show you how one family has moved beyond the rivalry. it will be coming back at 5:00. heavy one way. little lighter the other way, as we expect. >> clear one this evening. >> nice and clear so far. increase. you could see the sunshine. >> it's nice to see the sun. even when it was missing a couple of days, it was gloomy. >> a minute ago, i was talking to ericka, started at 5:00. it was a swarm of bugs around the camera. you could believe that in the middle of january. november. >> first free, only, start to dissipate a little bit. this year it's a little bit typical. we're getting a warm-up near 50 degrees. it gets warmer in the next couple of days. especially if the rain comes in. with the warmer weather, moisture ahead of the cold front. that's typically wet weather. 49 degrees. not quite yet. wind coming out of the southwest that's why we warmed up so much, winds coming out of the south and rather than

. >> whatever it takes, it winds through kentucky, ends up in paul brown stadium, and might notice whenever you walk long miles on game day, the bengals win. he is hoping to have a big enough group joins tomorrow it could break the jinx. >> it would be awesome to have an army of bengals fans walking across bridge to let the steelers that people are cheering their heads off for the bengals. >> it starts tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. at christmas and beroni. >>> we are more on the route on local12.com to find out where they're going to go. do a little tailgating along the way. >>> by the way, mayor john cranially has proclaimed a black and orange day. >> i'm waiting until tomorrow. >> i live in kentucky. >> you are not obeying. >> and you're john lomax. >>> how china is doing today and what it could mean for the opening. >>> happening today, two middle eastern refugees accused in a plan, will be in court today. >> a 24-year-old man from houston, texas are involved in this this. the sacramento man managed to travel to syria to fight along a terrorist organization and he is connected to a man of housto

accumulating snow, and over toward george town report of light accumulations and brown county now across all of northern kentucky, snow is coming down, a little over grant county and more light snow continuing to the southeast of indiana. when is it going to end, it looks like late morning leading to the noon hour, between 11:00, and 12:00, but over the next couple of hours, what you see is what you get with more light snow coming out. it's cold, stepping out a 16, a windchill of 9, with snow reporting on the international airport. the teens early on, around 20, with that snow moving east of cincinnati by noon. start a little drizzle may linger into the afternoon, cloudy skies across the area, way a winter weather advisory, and they got the winter weather advisory up until then. 1-2 inches for most locations, i guess spots north of cincinnati may see a little less than an inch conceivably, and to the south of cincinnati some areas may squeeze out more than two inches of snow fall. we're tracking another storm system, by the way, coming on friday which could grace parts of the area watching carefully on the snow,

kentucky...where they're expected to get about 2 inches. our jessica brown joins us live from hebron... how's it looking, jess? the main problem this morning will not be how much accumulates but air and road surface temperatures both of which will be well below freezing. that means the snow will stick and create a slippery/icy problem. the greatest accumulations will be from hamilton county and southward. look for 1" to 2" of snow to accumulate. a few steady, quick 11am may cause temporary bigger problems on the roads. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing area. the evening commute could still be slick in spots with snow covered roads where there is little traffic and no treatment. thanks jessica... now let's head up north to the that's where we find sara celi. sharonville area... that's where we find sara celi. live winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7pm. snow showers will continue to develop this morning causing roads to slick and ice uk very easily as pavement temperatures are extremely co

northern kentucky...where they're expected to falling in northern kentucky...where they're expected to get about 2 inches. our jessica brown joins us live from hebron... the main problem this morning will accumulates but surface temperatures both well below freezing. that means the snow will stick and create a slippery/icy problem. the greatest accumulations will be from hamilton county and southward. look for 1" to 2" of snow to accumulate. a few steady, quick snow showers between 6am and 11am may cause temporary bigger problems on the taper by noon to far eastern area. the evening spots with snow covered roads where there is no treatment. north to the that's where we find sara celi. live winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7pm. snow showers will continue to morning causing ice uk very easily as temperatures are extremely cold. this is all about timing and not amounts. the steadiest snow will fall between 6am and 9am with most accumulating snow out of the area by 11am. i expect 1 to 2 inches most of us. some might had a inch. this afternoon expect some blowing snow ass temperatures reach a high of 28 degrees.

nutshell, it looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly i want to see you smile >>> welcome back to "gma" on this thursday morning. here with lara and wolfgang puck is here, as well today. just started a new online cooking school and there he is with jesse and rebecca following two of the recipes. >> starting the roux. >> according to wolfgang you can make gourmet meals learning online. i love that. jesse is trying out quesadillas. rebecca is making gourmet mac and cheese following them on their tablets. first over to michael. >> spice. >> uh-huh. onions. if you have not noticed it is winter outside and we've got some winter beauty solutions inside. tory johnson "deals & steals" are all about fixing your cold weather problems and saving you, of course, saving you big bundles. >> we like that, right? good combination. so first up from bosha, a great brand. there are six different products here and this is all part of their clear complexion collection. try saying that fast three

nutshell, it looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly >>> we welcome you back to "gma." you are looking live at asheville, north carolina. snow, as you can see is coming down. that big winter storm warning million americans. 22 states on alert right now. too. they're expected to be hit the hardest this morning and that's where the march for life is set to take place today despite the storm warnings, tens of thousands are expected to protest abortion on the anniversary of the supreme court's decision on roe versus wade. >>> north korea is detaining a student for a so-called hostile on a tour from china. >>> this is the perfect football weekend. you know, it's snowing outside. great games on the tube. a superstar quarterback showdown. peyton manning/tom brady going head-to-head for a chance to return to the super bowl. how do these two stack up on and off the field? we'll have that coming up. >> a big game. we have the big storm coming. let's go to rob marciano in washington th

kentucky. do not plan on traveling south. also in portions of claremont, brown, tiling county. the community in the purple. winter weather advisory. we are expecting some snow. it should not be very significant. there could be issues from time to time. let' s break down snowfall totals. to the north and west, connors ville, oxford, brooksville indiana do not have a lot going on. they will get some flurries. snowfall will ramp up closer to the 275. that is up by cincinnati. it will really ramp up quickly. you' line through alexandria where we will have a steep gradient into northern kentucky. it is still the bull' s-eye for the heaviest snowfall. southern portions of a once and brenda king county. that is where we are expecting highest snowfall totals. in order for the snow to be less of a big deal, we have a lot of pretreatment on the roads. lisa: the roads are looking very white. you see a lot of salt. that is what you want to see ahead of this system coming in. as randy has been mentioning, he has been taught us all week long that we do not have much to worry for the morning

kentucky, and it is completely clear here. these roads are just completely clear and dry in some cases and that' s going both ways. but this morning we were in brown county, adams county, back in mason county and kentucky and snow covered roads, snow plows are still out salting and scraping off the roads and here the closer we get back to metro and and it was that way when we left cincinnati this morning. the snow, again, coming the farthert east you went and the worse the road conditions got but everywhere we went this morning and then no trouble if you were driving slow enough to handle it, and, again, heading back west on the aa and what you see is what you get. clear roadways. not a problem here. back to you guys. >> anchor: all right, jody, thank you so much. by the way there is coffee and bagels back at the station for the crews out there. >> anchor: and i' m glad the roads are looking better in our area of the downtown cincinnati region. but if you' re driving, drive slowly so you don' t have a problem. >> anchor: so coming up on the show, something to warm you up on a cold day. it smells fantastic! a nice little soup recipe you can make at

field at least six arrest were made at paul brown stadium. most face a misdemeanor assault charge. 33-year-old mark cook had another man, the germantown kentucky man is accused of exposing himself and urinating on another person in public. 25-year-old david grillo aces a misdemeanor. court documents indicate officer saw the pennsylvania man throwing a beer can into the stands it hit a man in the four head causing a cut. 29-year-old philip bronson is accused of headbutting a person in the face during the game. 20-year-old tyler matthews is accused of hitting a man in the face the indiana man was arrested at the state of and charge. 28-year-old accused of hitting someone in the head. court documents say officers the game when he hit a woman in the head. 19-year-old jared mccarty faces a number of misdemeanor charges accused of under age drinking, showing police a fake id and hitting a woman in the face and taking her bengals ball. as we said, emotions were running high both in the stands and on the field. the heated matchup seem to get the best of some of the players and coaches from both sides. a look at the heartbreaker, brad? >> repporter: is

brown county is a level two. ``drivers need to use extreme ``caution. ``even more communities are under ``snow emergencies right now. ``here is a list from kentucky and ``indiana we are getting in. ``it includes edgewood and ``greendale, indiana. ``we will update you on those snow ``emergencies. `` you will see some significant ``snowfall or just a dusting. `` courtis fuller live for us ``tonight and the very latest ``there. ``reporter: let me show you the ``current conditions here along ``state route 125. ``you see the traffic moving ``pretty slow. ``this when we have been talking ``about much of the day causing ``some impact on the visibility. ``a steady snowfall since noon. ``many school districts decided to ``do what they did here. ``that was let their kids go home ``early. ``one of ohio' s largest school ``districts decided to cancel ``school today altogether. `` the salt truck' s of been out ``here on a regular basis. ``the roads have not been that ``busy in terms of problems. ``but it is about 26 degrees. ``people have been taking their ``time. `` s like. `` reporter: i am heading north on ``75 about 38 miles or so and i ``have say what a

advisory, this is for hamilton including cincinnati, all of northern kentucky and southeastern, south of franklin county, that is includes brown county as well. claremont county, along the ohio river is where we have 1-2 itches of snow expected. that is including cincinnati. most areas will be around one inch of snow, that is it. we are not expecting a lot of it. a couple of isolated areas may make an inch or two. some may see a dusting toward wilmington, most of butler county is seeing less than a half not inch of snow, the less is indiana, and owenton, where they can see 1-3 inches. a break on thursday, and another one moves in for friday, starting friday morning, lasting all the way to saturday morning. it's the 24 hour period. accumulations could be heavy. there could be significant snow possible somewhere in our closer toward central and northern kentucky versus over cincinnati is what we have to pin down in the coming days, it's snow that could be a significant one, on friday, more than six inches in the viewing area. no way to tell what the snow amounts are going to be right now, impossible, if you see any on social med

cancelled. especially in northern kentucky. there's a winter storm watch for all of kentucky. also claire mount brown. and indiana from tomorrow the winter storm warning up for robertson mason. head for a high around 530. the snow develops tomorrow. especially late morning and into the afternrn winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. it is thursday, january 21st, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including macy's new discount strategy. mellody hobson shows us how department stores are under intense pressure to change. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> some people were stuck overnight and all it took was about, oh, 0.8 of snow. the way into new jersey. look at this pap blizzard watch in effect for the d.c. area. >> donald trump and ted cruz continue to dominate the gop race. to stay ahead both have to ridicule the establishment at every turn. >> hillary clinton to

the moderators wanted to know from kentucky senate errand paul how he would handle shootings specific for the one in ferguson where michael brown was killed. >> i discovered a third of the budget was being reaped and people were fined to death. >> our fact checking team found paul to be mostly paul because he did not talk about critical facts. the city of ferguson is dependant on fines and fees from revenue but paul over states his reliance. >> fines did hit upward to 16% but fell to about 7% last year fundraiser. >> his boycott is seen as on ongoing war with the moderator. >> i didn't think it was appropriate and i didn't think it was nice. >> the abc action news political fact found trump to be false about never asking kelley to be removed. >> trump greatly down plays how he responded. >> he has gone so far to kelley should not be able to moderate and should not be at the debate. wehave more fact check findings right now on abcacti abcaction.com. >>> chelsea clinton is in the bay area campaigning for her mother. >> she will attend another fundraiser later tonight in fort lauderdal . hillary clinton credited her daughter on sa

brown stadium. take a look. according to court documents, 33-year-old martin cook hit another man. the germantown kentucky man is also accused of exposing himself and urinating on another person in public. 25-year-old david grillo faces a misdemeanor assault charge. court documents indicate officers saw the pennsylvania man throw a beer can into the stands and hit a man in the forehead, causing a cut. 29-year-old phillip gruff is accused of head-butting a person in the face during the game. 20-year-old tyler matthews is accused of hoytting a man in the face. the indiana man was arrested at misdemeanor assault charge. 28-year-old andrew robeis is accused of hitting someone in the head. court documents say officers were escorting the allentown pennsylvania man out of the game when he hit a woman in the head. and 19-year-old jerry mccarty of reading faces a number of misdemeanor charges. he is accused of underaged drinking, showing police a fake id and hitting a woman in the face and then taking her bengals' ball cap. as we said during the game, emotions running high both in the stands and down on the field.

brown before the storm. and after the storm went buy can see we pretty much paint the white across all of kentucky. you can see the cutoff near raleigh and also near new york. let's me show you what it looked like in thisthisin this morning. a beautiful sunrise. the airport at reagan national. what a beautiful glow. they are going to be doing a slow melt the upcoming days. that's good. no flooding concerns. just slow and steady. big storm up in british columbia, dragging in moisture. much is going to miss areas to the south. the weather pattern changed lately. they have been moving up to the north and a little closer view of the radar shows seattle so far and looks like some of the showers trying to move across the south and will be over top of you soon. as far as this week goes we're not going to see too many problems early in the week. yesterday we didn't have many and also today. light rain and freezing stuff in the north. looks really quiet. florida. there is the rain we're dealing with today and a little bit tomorrow in the northwest. and then by the end of the week will move in. that is when