. `` in tyler' s role in cincinnati, ``dayton road. ``a busy intersection. ``it will be as the morning rush ``begins to pick up. ``we will keep an eye on road ``conditions. ``again, no problems because this ``weather system is still pushing ``towards our area, which it -- ``with a few flakes flying right ``now. ``mark: thank you. ``take a live look at wlwt live ``drive 5 camera. ``we will keep an eye on them all ``morning. ``looking clear right now prater ``out the morning we will have up ``eight' s to check the road ``conditions and make sure you can ``get out and about. ``we are not the only ones feeling ``this winter weather. ``in florence, illinois, snow ``recent snowfall. ``however, that is not the only ``weather related issue. ``before the snowfall, there was ``flooding. ``turning roads into sheets of ``ice. ``there is also concern over what ``to do once the snow and ice and ``the floodwaters start to melt. ``lisa: video of a car and buffalo ``has gone viral. ``it parked -- it was parked along ``lake erie sunday night. ``strong winds sent the waves ``s

. >>> it's a fairly quiet on the road. one issue popped up. an accident near cincinnati dayton road. not picking it up on the camera. we're starting to see some heavy traffic. so perhaps south of cincinnati dayton and university we also have an accident on 74 in the eastbound direction right near north pen road where they're saying the left-hand lane is block. now that's cleared, so maybe that move that had accident on 74 eastbound over to the shoulder, again, not seeing any major back up in the area. a couple of other accidents already clear. let's just end with a look at 70 uh 1-75 with a look near kyles lane. typical heavy traffic. most of the congested area look that way right now. guys, back to you. >>> chilly day today, huh? >> warmed up overnight, but heading out now. >> you can see the temperature trend since might not a. 50 temperature around 2 o'clock. it's been falling ever since. you can see where the cold front rolled through. that's where we are right now. not only at the airport, but lon kin at the airport as well. southeastern indiana. middle of the 40s. hills borrow,

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``this is tyler' s fill in ``cincinnati dayton road. ``the flakes have started flying. ``things moving along just fine. ``we will check in with team ``looking at headlines. ``a robbery suspect shot and ``killed by a cincinnati police ``officer. ``8:00 last night. ``the store across the street from ``glenn way and sunset. ``with what a. ``-- appeared to be a gun. ``both officers fired at the ``suspect. ``it is unclear if it hit them. ``those officers are on paid ``the suspect' ``released. ``mark: isis is guaranteed week to ``president' s state of the union ``tonight. ``and congress is weighing in. ``cons -- commerce when once to ``in the effort to control isis. ``he emphasized the important ally ``such as france to begin a more ``voc al force and creating a ``global atmosphere of intolerance ``for terrorism. ``>> what i' m saying is sometimes ``it takes little push when it ``hits home people are willing to ``respond to it when he to lead ``that charge and say that we as a ``civilized world need to engage ``in this together. ``mark: as for the topic of ``national security,

winter weather 534 cincinnati and dayton, and winter storm warnings for much of western kentucky . parts of will be to the south . 18 degrees seems to be a popular temperaturems you have windchills feels like five, so cover the exposed surfaces, it is is not below zero but at least they still seeel a reduction with the wind and play . looking for that gibbous moon and then tomorrow, returning clouds that you see again most of the action will be here, snowfall, disappears into the afternoon . notice, not much happening, she'll be the next weather block how close we will come to the east coast storm . a weekend looks to be quiet . on thursday, for 18 at there were 18 at 6:00 a.m. tickets for theat st. jude dream home bill by cleveland custom homes in the red tail of community in avon on saleud t valued at more than half a million dollars av tickets are $100 proceeds to benefit saint jude, also a chance to win a car from nick abraham auto mall, a hotbr hot tub for lite-house pools and spas and other prizesot for twitter users are associated with interesting ways to stay sane at the of

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wayne cincinnati up into dayton. those showers will be moving in during the course of the evening hours. most likely after 9:00 p.m. so you got a few hours of dry weather. your hour by hour shows the first wave coming in. 10:00 notice showers becoming more prolific throughout the overnight hours especially after 10:00 tonight. 42 at 6:00, we're going reach our low between 9:00 and 10:00 somewhere around 37, 38 degrees we warm it up again tomorrow and then cool you down. i'm tell if you the arctic air will make a return this week, next. >>> night out to dinner spoiled for and a von lake woman after discovering her wallet was gone taken from right underneath her nose. tracy carloss has that store from westlake. >>reporter: take a good look at these pictures. westlake supplies captain guy turner told me this woman stole wallet out of another woman's purse and then went on a shopping spree a week before christmas. turner explained to me the woman was having dinner at the yard house she put her purse over the chair and th

i will tell you since it just cleared you are still backed up to cincinnati, dayton. we have another accident a little farther north 75 at 129. we have that one moved over to the shoulder. hopefully things will start to thin out there because that accident just cleared. plainfield road still closed at montgomery do you to an earlier water main break. we had several problems those are starting to clear out of the way. we are heavy in our usual spots 71-75 heavy from buttermilk up to the ohio river. could see black ice out there. back to you. >> bob: let's check top stories of the morning. police looking for 5 suspects in a home invasion in west wood. >> sheila: a couple heard several people knocking on the door claiming to be police. they eventually forced their way inside. assaulted the man and took the woman's car. they found the car crashed into suspects are still on the run. >> bob: they now know who was a trigger man in a shooting that critically injured an 19-year-old. antwone johnson admitted to shooting grigsby. it happened in front of the apartments around 8:0

wind chill is down, to below in cincinnati, a below in dayton, even colder in the north. tonight we are talking about wind chill simply because the temperature is so cold and we have a little bit of a breeze out there. when temperatures get this cold, it does not take much to knock is below zero. our wind chill is to below in the north, and in the east it is even colder than that. the north, especially round dayton and indianapolis. tomorrow , high pressure is going to build in, it is going to calm our wins and make it pretty quiet around the tri-state. tuesday will feel a little nicer than monday, it is still going to be chilly. this is leading down to her south as we head into wednesday. it looks like we are going to see some snow out of it. around this 20 degree boundary, northern tennessee, southern portions of kentucky, they are going to see moderate to heavy snow. four degrees in the morning, wind chill around 10 below. by the afternoon closing in on 20 degrees with a good amount of sunshine. it is going to feel nicer than it did on mlk day. wednesday morning, we st

cincinnati in 2013. estevez, whose father martin sheen is from dayton, ohio, says cincinnati is a magical place. sheree: and his brother charlie loves our cincinnati reds. stuff. sheree: a high speed chase with the suspect in the police >> that' marijuana there in the vehicle. >> that' s -- that' s not mine. mike: how the tables turned in a hurry, and what happened to the poor police dog that was along for the bumpy ride. kevin: it is a cold night and will be a chilly start to your thursday, but we have changes coming that include some flurries and a big-time were about. more in my full forecast. sheree: and more on the cincinnati-area man arrested by the feds in the standoff in oregon. you' mike: a suspect in oklahoma out-maneuvers state troopers, actually stealing one of their cars and leading them on a chase. sheree: yeah, this all happened in just a matter of seconds, and it was all caught on camera. it all starts with a traffic stop. 23-year-old benjamin henson closely and unsafe lane changing. he gets in the trooper' s car to answer a few questions. >> where are you coming from today? >> i

it is still going to be a chilly night. 30 in indianapolis, 31 and dayton, 34 and cincinnati. s out there because the winds. it is to be a chilly january night. at the airport, temperature hovering above freezing. we are at 34. s the west wind at the chilly northwest winds are looking for the back edge of the top cover. just south of st. louis right up into kansas city and then approaching the missouri river near omaha. we have to wait for this line of clearing to make its way all but across the ohio valley, it is going to take tomorrow morning before we can -- see sunshine. no much happening overnight tonight. when you wake up i suspect we will have cloudy skies. it will take a while tomorrow trying to determine exactly where we will break into sunshine. of course the sooner he do it, the warmer the day will be. i do and by the afternoon some sunshine. it will be chilly tomorrow night. thursday looks fairly nice temperatures will be in the low 40' s. 25 for a low tonight underneath tomorrow sunshine returns, chilly and afternoon high of 36. here' 26 aam. -- 26 at 8:00 a.m.. here' s a loo

cincinnati. in indianapolis they're not going to issue a winter weather advisory >> in fayette and union county your criteria much like areas from dayton up to columbus where you're not going to get a winter weather advisory for this amount of snow. even here in cincinnati they typically don't issue it for this little bit of snow, but the reason they're doing it is because it's having a high impact during the morning with cold road surfaces so that is why take pet union doesn't have one, but it's just as bad up there if not worse, especially on those roads that have not been treated across parts of southeast indiana. hopefully that kind of explains the thinking, the rationale behind that. let's look at things into the future here. snow continuing through 9:00. by 11:00, still some snow out there. it's starting to favor our eastern counties though by 11:00 and then afternoon we see that snow completely moving out. clouds linger, and again, might see a little freezing drizzle following the snow as the conditions at cloud level don't become quite at favorable for snow, but still some moisture which could be squeezed freezing drizzle. 1" t

there's columbus, there's cincinnati, dayton. but back here, we have no interest. we just had live, ohio, because it really doesn't matter, does it? stephen, really? >> well, you know, we're part of -- we're one of the top ten gdp states in the country. there's a lot going on here. we matter. >> if you don't win ohio, you don't win the presidential election either. which is why kasich, who knows. you like that guy? >> i like that guy a lot. he's been a tremendous governor. he'd be a great president. >> why does he go like this all the time? and he slouches. he slouches and goes like this. have any of his handlers told him, stand up straight and stop with the karate chopping. you won't be veep. if you can advise him. >> i'll pass along your advice. >> you have any other compelling questions? do you care where in ohio that was? >> i was talking about the banking business, but you can -- this was much more compelling. >> that's what i mean. you didn't really care where in ohio. you fly over it occasionally, but it's not a place anyone wants to see. >> i've been in its

archery quick look at the cincinnati end in dayton. around midday. the nation's lower middle 40s and up from 45 5:00 p.m. i don't know what the car resume are getting it through here. you put a guy putting up a roadblock. we'll hear another few moments to see what is going on. cars are getting back to you guys in the studio. >> our top story westside neighborhood terrorist threat of 14 -year-old boy brandishing are very real looking fake gun. >> is another example of (-left-parenthesis for state lawmakers need to step up and do something stacy fry is life at take a look at the weapon a spinning cylinder safety mechanism and bullets all too real looking one of the victims was a mother of a kid should not be able to get their hands on things like that. he was arrested at his home where they say she handed over the fake revolver. the be arraigned in juvenile court his headed to call on this treated like real weapons that man confronted and threatened his life. and police agreed. how a jew be able to tell that's a bb gun. you can see where it's been chip

the windchill factor, we are looking at it feels like three degrees at cincinnati, looking at negative one in dayton. today, fact ring in the windchill factor, looking at 4:00 this afternoon, we' re going to be in the mid to upper 20' s, feeling like teens through the afternoon. re feeling like single-digit. we talk about the snow timing coming up. lisa: we will see you then. thank you. stay connected with the wlwt weather app, to get the very latest on weather, and traffic, sent directly to your phone. and join us tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. for the latest weather conditions and will be starting the morning show coverage half hour early to changing weather and traffic conditions. if you' cincinnati officials say its cold weather shelters are open. they' re accepting anyone in need of shelter. we' re told the shelterhouse -- formally known as the "drop inn center" opens at seven each -- at 7:00 each night, and will be open through the month of february. an estimated 700 people are served each year. the hunt for a killer continues in north college hill. mark: the owner of an auto shop was

cincinnati in 2013. estevez, whose father martin sheen is from dayton, ohio, says cincinnati is a magical place. watch the complete interview on wlwt.com. mark: trending right now, might be time to call marty mcfly. lisa: a blast on the path of making a comeback. is going back into production thanks to the delorean motor company outside of houston. for years, the company has read -- has refurbished the delorean. now they are ready to manufacture new models and have enough supply to build about 300 cars. the company is not planning to , and when they start rolling off the production line, the price tag could be close to $100,000. just change from mark hayes. [laughter] mark: put your preorder in. [laughter] lisa: that is not a family car. mark: i would look like fred flintstone. [laughter] [applause] mark: another trip back to the the wheels are in motion for a 1980' s. "top gun" sequel. producer jerry bruckheimer tweeted out this picture with maverick also known as tom cruise. bruckheimer said he was meeting with cruise to discuss "top gun ii." 30 years! it has been 30 years since the release of

five below in dayton. 17 degrees and cincinnati. it feels more like nine degrees. as we had through the afternoon, temperatures climb into the s. we could deposit button as we had through the afternoon. 25 degrees at 5:00. even at 11:00, we are looking at 25. here is the futurecast. generally a long i-70. maybe flurries as far south as middletown. those will stay generally in the northern part of the state. guys will clear out tonight. it will be a much warmer night. -- skies will clear out tonight. it will be a much warmer night. s. that feels great for january standards. we will stay in the 40' s on friday as well. sunshine in the morning will give way to clouds in the afternoon and eventually some rain. friday evening. if you update night plans on exit as a mix of rain and snow. should be minimal into saturday morning. saturday, not too bad. sunday is not the prettiest day. 27 and turning cloudy. tonight, with a blanket of clouds in place, we will have 25 as arlo -- as our low. friday, 46. saturday back down to the 30' s. sunday feels a lot like today but adding

@dayton columbus cincinnati and @toledo were in the top 12. @the number is rising because of @international travel is @increasing and they've been @with the pesticide ddt because @of health concerns. @cuyahoga county board of health @has a bedbug task force that @since 2011. @they get about a dozen calls a @day. @there found in places of high @turnover and much of the things @them into your home. @we will tell you something to do @to spot them and give them.>>> @with the world financial @street. @it started with the asian @markets taking a dive overnight. @the shanghai exchange in china @was suspended after dropping @more than 7% in early trading. @that caused the rest of the @asian markets to drop. @423 points. @in hong kong the market was off @by 580 points and now we see @the stretch all the way to wall @street the dow futures are @trading 395 points lower. @opening bell is for hours away @and this after two institute @point drop yesterday. @>>> there were no jackpot @winning powerball tickets sold @for last night's drawing. @the numbers dr

cincinnati' s certified most ``accurate forecast. ``randi: good morning. ``the forecast for today, 29 ``degrees. ``i want to show you how tight ``these bands of snow will be. ``near dayton, not much ``accumulation at all. ``downtown cincinnati, maybe 1-3 ``inches. ``and then heavier snow to the ``south. ``lexington could see a foot of ``snow. ``for us, areas south, peebles, ``could potentially see 7-10 ``inches of snow. ``there is going to be a foot ``grade. ``most of us will fall somewhere ``in between. ``a mix of clouds and sun. ``approach the southern ``communities. ``by the evening commute, that is ``when i expect the roads to ``really go down hill. ``that system can shift north or ``south. ``we will continue to upgrade the ``snowfall totals. ``mark: the cincinnati streetcar ``inspiring other cities to follow ``suit. ``lisa: how northern kentucky may ``be getting its own share of the ``transportation. ``mark: taking a live look this ``morning. ``18 degrees.

dayton was hopping with high school basketball fans today. it kicked off with a few cincinnati a area teams. reporter: all eyes were on jerian cumberland to see what he dayton head coach archie miller in the house checking out cumberland. cumberland with the assist. the big man on the brink gets the bucket and the foul. then cumberland will receive the pass. 67-63 over while not ridge. we have cameras at that one and maker waived from the foul as they tip off. highlights of both those games after the nfl playoff game between packers and the arizona cardinals. >> tonight, tipping off with cleveland state university. forward to tonight? anchor: we do have nfl playoff action on nbc but there is also the big showcase in dayton where there is a lot of area teams taking place. andrew: watch out for that. out a lot. dive into the i puffs knows winter... ...is hard on your nose there's the endless runny noses. the sneezes that just won't quit and of course, the biting cold of snow day play. that's why puffs is soft. puffs plus lotion tissues... ...are gentle on skin. they help soothe i

southern portions of ohio from cincinnati all the way into the dating area -- dayton area, if you're travelling this weekend, possibly a bit of accumulation. this moves out fairly quickly. look at that. by sunday morning, we are pretty much in the clear. still dealing with a few light flurries or is that south breeze five to 10 miles an hour? try to warm us up. but we definitely transition to more of a northwest wind going into tonight. a few lingering flakes. look at the seven-day forecast. this is going to be a great weekend for us with a few feet of sunshine as we head into sunday afternoon. mike, i'm going with mostly sunny and that is almost feeling like a heat wave from earlier this week. going into next week and we are back into the lower 40s. >>> all right, looks like we're breaking out of the deep freeze. >> yeah, we are. we're going to see the freeze into next week. the 28 is normally our cold of the day of the year. and temperatures into the upper 30s, lower 40s. so, looking very good this weekend. the sunshine, i mean, go ahead and break out the sunglasses again? >> sound

cincinnati. closer to 10, 15 miles per hour as you head closer to dayton. currently seven degrees and the wind at cvg is only three miles per hour. right now it feels like seven. six degrees at 8:00 a.m. and it will feel like three degrees at noon, 17 degrees. it will feel like eight. through the afternoon, clouds are building. sunny skies through lunchtime, and then here come the clouds. maybe a couple of flurries near dayton later today. tomorrow sunshine returns for us. expect a high around 27. night temperatures dip to 25. tomorrow, 44. on friday, rain returns late friday night into saturday morning. lisa: thank you. in his last state of the union address, president obama boasted about the economic recovery and the nuclear deal with iran, but admitted he' s failed to reduce the gridlock and rancor between democrats and republicans. the president admitted no one congress that' his big initiatives. in the gop response, south carolina govern nikki haley said what america needs is a republican president. gov. haley: we are facing the most dangerous terroris

shows five cities are some of the most infested cities for bedbugs. third and dayton checked in at five. columbus and cincinnati were seventh and eighth respectively and toledo was 12th on the list. the cities on that list were ranked by the highest call volume to the pest control company. >>> today judge angela stokes retired. she resigned from the bench as punishment for disciplinary charges for her unruly courtroom behavior. as part of the deal all charges against her have been dropped. the 13-month long case cost taxpayers a million dollars. john kasich will name stokes' replacement. >>> you better rot in prison. >> in this case these women were heros. >> seeking justice tonight. how one woman helped bring an accused child molester to justice. >> an alert tonight for people using fit bits. see how criminals are >> and we have the warm up. that continues. then the second half of the weekend, big changes ahead. i'm gonna explain coming up. >> it is a bond between two kittens that will melt your heart. he is blind and has a seeing it it -- a seeing eye cat. >> breaking news and weather 24/7. download the cleve

festival in park city, utah.he's there to help promote cincinnati as a movie making destination to you know, his father - martin sheen grew up in dayton. that is 9 on your side at 7 for this wednesday.updates on all the day's top stories right now on wcpo dot com.our next newscast is tonight at 11..."the list" is next...

cincinnati in 2013. estevez, whose father martin sheen is from dayton, ohio, says cncinnati is a magical place. mark: maybe he can come here. a little sequel action. randi: i saw him once out and about and people started shouting -- chanting "mighty we take a look at the forecast. 6:00 a.m., 21 and breezy. after work, 6:00, 43. showers will be moving in at that point and then changeover to some flurries. thank you for sending in that picture. send me your pictures as you train for the pig on twitter and facebook. temperatures into the mid 50' s. mark: thank you. remembering an indianapolis elementary school principal. lisa: why witnesses are now saying she was a hero in the moments before her death. mark: while candidates are gearing up for the gop debate, donald trump has other plans. what he says he intends to do tonight instead of raising the state. lisa: a leader on the thomas more college campus accused of heinous acts. what police are investigating -- city had been investigating robert marshall for years. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to the thoughts and prayers to the family. mark:

newport, dayton, five minutes across the bridge into downtown cincinnati. at 471, all lanes are clear in the entire stretch of 471 wide open north and southbound. a really good start. lisa: thank you. the east coast blizzard bringing people together online. mark: how dating sites saw a in their homes. lisa: people swiping left and right. we are going to tell you about this picture. t-shirts for a school photo turned into something offensive. how social media is responding after the photo went viral. mark: taking a live look outside' s morning. that is not our area. lisa: it is probably rain. trying to fool us. mark: 47 degrees at 5:20. lisa: he keeps rubbing his eyes. re back in a look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. lisa: good morning and welcome back. 5:23, 47 degrees. we are going to be getting colder as the day goes on. a photo involving an offensive word is circulating in headlines and on social media. mark: six teens at a phoenix, arizona, high school are

as for now, cincinnati is on the fringe. 50 mile -- this morning, cold air definitely in place. we have a wind advisory until 10:00 this morning. dayton. chill' s show 15 degrees below zero. because of tomorrow snow, a winter weather advisory has been issued for cincinnati, i goes into effect tomorrow morning and last until the afternoon. you can see light flurries in clinton county, and as the cause as well. you can see tomorrow it is rolling through omaha. you will see slightly heavier southern kentucky. we are on the northern ridges. that -- fringes. it feels about five degrees below zero for most of us. temperatures feeling about five degrees below zero. if they cold all day, but the wind do die down. -- does die down. mostly sunny skies for today, clouds were rolling tonight and time, we are looking at debtor so showers. for those -- looking at scattered snow showers. late morning hours, much like last week, a little heavier as we get towards lunchtime, and then moving out in the early afternoon. it is not a lot of us, but it comes at a bad time when a lot of people are on the road. one maybe two inches max. that is your wednesda

much of the dayton area of those columbus are seeing widespread 10-15 degrees below zero windchills. we have clear skies here in greater cincinnati. we will watch clouds slowly coming from the northwest today. maybe a couple of flurries that you see over portions of iowa making their way towards they can. -- dayton. right now, we are sitting at seven. with calm winds, no windchill to any kind of find on our brees will make it feel like --5 mile an hour brees will make it feel like zero. at noon we will be at 17. clouds build in this afternoon and make us get into the upper 20' s. the consul stick around for tonight. the futurecast shows stunning front sunny -- sunny for the morning. as we head into the late-night, clouds move out. we' ll start out tomorrow in the 20' s. way warmer for your thursday morning. temperatures skyrocket tomorrow back up into the 40' s. today, 27. it is cold and will turn cloudy. tonight only dipping to 25. study temperatures overnight which is great. tomorrow up to 44. easily the best day of the week. friday we are at 46 and drive for most of it until the evening. ll see a mix early morning on saturday

dayton below zero. it is not as bad here in cincinnati. we have clear skies and lighter winds. looking to the north, you can see some clouds starting to come in our direction. they will act as a blank it for right now, a live look at fountain square. seven degrees is our current temperature. just a five on our -- five mile an hour wind. negative two, not want to be out for any long stretch of time. at noon, 17 degrees. it will feel like eight degrees. through the afternoon, clouds build in and temperatures will make it to the mid--upper 20' s. here' s our futurecast. sunnybrook cold this morning. clouds rolling in this afternoon . maybe passing flurries close to dayton. cloudy and cold for the second half of the day. tonight will be near the mid-20' s. tomorrow, warming things up quickly. such i will be out and we will yes, we will go from seven now to 40' s. turning cloudy as again the afternoon. 44 on thursday. 46 on friday. by late afternoon, rain rolls in. by the time we hit late friday night, saturday morning, it will mix and changeover to light so showers. possible light

the cincinnati reds have announced that he will be coaching catchers to tar dayton team. he will be assigned for the same duties around the reds' organize. he spent 17 seasons in pro baseball with 11 being at the major league level with his major league mustache. >>> the baseball dinner is right around the corner. chris sting singleton will be the keynote speaker. he played baseball and football at the university of nevada in 1992 and 199 before his sixth season career in the major leagues. he is now an analyst on espn's "baseball tonight." this year's din leer be friday, january 15th downtown. there are a few tickets still available. call or log on to nevadawolfpack.com. >>> and finally, we all know that sports can bring out the passion and fire in a lot of us just get as little out of hand a pennsylvania high school coach in hot water after being caught on camera allegedly assaulting a referee. he appears the head butt the referee. a different angle shows it again. he would get teed up again and get tossed out. the referee fortunately not seriously hurt. he remained on

cincinnati. >> reporter: good old midwest hospitality. >> cammy: he feels right at home in the tri-state. his mother was born her and his dad is from dayton. >> rob: were you thinking you live in the magical place? >> tim: it is a magical place. it is not always magical. this is our atrium medical it's not a bad police lace to live. we have clear skies across the area right now. it is chilly 20s degrees. now clouds will push back into the area and this is one week wave of instability that could bring us a few flurries between 7-8:00 in the morning. there could be a very spotty flurry most areas remaining dry. daytime temperatures making it up to about 39 degrees nothing on radar right now but there is that clearing and here comes the first wave of instability. again between 3-9:00. there is that band of clouds after that, we could get a partial clear snare yo and then as we get into the tomorrow evening, sprinkles, flurries a little sleet. when the temperatures is the upper 30s you look for precipitation. we will get back into a little bit of sunshine on friday. temperatures right now, 22 in columbus. 28 in jackson. there is our low. loui

catcher corky miller is going to continue his coaching career...the cincinnati reds have announced that their longtime backup backstop will dayton dragons, their single a affiliate...he'll also be assigned to the same duties for teams around the reds seasons in pro 3 baseball, with 11 3 dangerous this morning due to 3 (samantha) c1 >>> we're going to tell you what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. >>> alex, thank you. >>> plus a local teacher put on temporary leave after a controversial assignment and her students' reactions may surprise you. we'll be hearing from them. we'll hear this and more on this january 7th, 2016. >>> welcome to the second i'm samantha boatman. >> at 6:00 on this 7th day of january, thanks so much for getting up with us. a lot to talk to us including the sketchy roads out there and a stock market we don't want to open. it opens in a half-hour. futures down about 400 points start to the year. a lot of this fueled by concerns with china, oil prices slide -- the slide of the oil prices. a lot going on right now. we'll have the market opened in a half-hour but futures down 360 points

cincinnati. his mother and father was born here, and march shin martin sheen is from dayton. >>> i wonder what happened to the movie that was being shot here. >> i think they started it here. >> it's going exciting. what is the next one? you know, they're coming. >> it's exciting. >>> getting the housing market, talk about good things on real >>> a >>> 6:09 this morning in cincinnati refine. the top real estate trends for 2016. they believe that more people will be able to buy their first home or be able to buy their first one. a good year, agents are seeing increase to millennials buying homes, and more people looking to retire are wanting to down size. >>> if you are rent prices are growing to be a lot less affordable. you can read all the trends along with all that is new and happening in town on cincinnati refine.com. john. >>> sheila, way degrees, now, it's cold again, windchills are in the teens, temperatures have been rising all morning. we are going to get warmer as a result. in the mid-30s by noon. skies many abouting partly cloudy and we push around 40. it could be a few evening showers that

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you can see we are not the only ones in cincinnati dealing with the cold, it is not quite as bad in kentucky, but dayton feels fort wayne, pushing below 20, along with chicago. 10:00 temperatures all across the region still going to be in the signal digits and still looking at it feels like temperature of about 10 degrees below zero. here' s the breakdown, freezing cold for mlk day. your wind chill at 10:00 a.m., near 10 below. at noon, about five degrees below zero. temperatures are out the morning and all of those activities downtown will be in the single digits. lisa: thank you. some bengals fans feeling a little vindication this morning. lisa: how the broncos knocked the steelers out of the playoffs. a very chilly monday morning. s wlwt again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... spokesbox: go paperless, don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need safe driver accident-free everybody put your flaps in the air for me lisa: we were talking about how nice maria looks. and randi, no wearing

cincinnati. the ohio state highway patrol is on the scene of the wreckage off the green county' s coroner. multiple outlets, including the dayton daily news, say at least one person was killed. the national transportation safety board will be out in the morning to investigate the crash. mike: i am hoping kevin puts up the extended forecast, because end. look for a specific number. kevin: i like how you are thinking. there it is. we want you to remember the s into early next week. that is how it looks right now. before then, a cold start in the morning, 20' s. 30' but we are gradu this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first

dayton. it is an inch to two feet. i have to nail down the specifics for cincinnati. here is what we are looking at. randi: we will have a sharp cut off. not too far south. from spots that have one inch to more. cincinnati. it could be a steep cut off if we see the snowfall totals come in. it could go from a whole lot of nothing all the way up to 10 inches of snow. central kentucky will get hit much harder. in fact, the entire state of kentucky is under a winter storm warning. the winter storm warning in a higher includes clairmont, browns, and highly county. we have a winter weather advisory. we also have more insulted 64. that means union and franklin county, you are the least likely to see snowfall. let' s take a look at what we are expecting. right now, we are tracking light flurries south of the 71-71 split. that is down towards the town. it is a leading edge with dry areas in place that will cut we have high pressure that brought sunshine. that will work in and undercut this first band of the heavy stuff south of lexington. it is still on target to move towards greater cincinnati as we approac

look at the numbers. 46 here in cincinnati, pushing 50, down there around louisville and bowling green so they are quickly eating away all the snow 45 in dayton. 42 in 42 in indianapolis. temperatures compared to 24 hours ago, again, 10 to 15 degrees warmer so at least we're getting a little bit of a respite from the cold for the next day but then it will turn chilly again for midweek. here's a look at the weather map. plenty of cloud cover in place. this time we're on the warm side of this approaching storm system, so that means all the snow that's back out in the central plains, back across parts of iowa and nebraska and with us on the warm side that means anything that will fall from this weather maker as it scoots through tonight and early tomorrow should be of the liquid variety. here's a look at the radar. not much out there although we're beginning to see light rain showers appear on the radar. these are crossing the state line from indiana into ohio. across western parts of hamilton, butler county around miami, oxford, lawrenceburg on 50, towards aurora and rising sun. these showers will move across the greater area. nothing heavy, mo

dayton 13 miles per hour. expect a little bit of a breezy day. we have windchills as well. 23 degrees is what it feels like in greater cincinnati. you'll need to prepare for that as you head into the rest of your afternoon. knock off 10 degrees from whatever the actual temperature is. we are seeing colder temperatures to the north. we'll talk about how that will affect us later this week. jonathan: sounds good, miriah. a man rushed to children's hospital after being shot as died. the victim is 20-year-old emanuel scott. he was taken to children's by two friends last night but could not be saved. police say scott may have been shot in avondale. apparently the friends didn't do a lot of talking. and what led to the shooting. cincinnati police handling the investigation from here. smoking is the cause of a lebanon house fire that sent one man to an intensive care unit. that victim, robert oxier, has burns over 40% of his body. fire officials say he tried to move a burning couch of the way of an commit when he was burned. the fire caused more than $100,000 in damage. the red cross is putting up the other families until tuesday. 8:00

cincinnati and the ohio river. you can see the steam. i wish it was steamy outside. 8 degrees. most places headed down into the single digits. 8 at cbd. dayton, 7. factor in the wind and it feels like a couple degrees below zero. chicago is nearly -20 four their windchill. championship monday, bama and clemson going at it tonight. kickoff, 26 outside. we will have snow in the morning tomorrow. timing is crucial. we will take a look at what time you can expect that burst of snow coming up. >> these kind of things in our neighborhood, we cannot tolerate them any longer. these are our blocks and we need to take care of our neighborhoods. mark: community leaders, family, and friends come together to represent -- remember a young murder victim. camrin starr was shot and killed last may. his mother says he has already -- she has already forgiven who murdered -- whoever murdered her son. but she says she still wants >> we still grieve, but it is ok because we are going to find out. we know there is a video out there of this whole thing. if you don' t want to spend the rest of your life in jail, turn yourself in. mark: if you know anything about the