record warmth was recorded at the cincinnati/northern kentucky international airport when the mercury hit 72 degrees around 3:17 p.m. that's 28 degrees above our normal high of 44 degrees this time of year. here is your 9 first warning to early sunday rain. clouds increase later tonight and a chance of rain moves in by midnight. right now, the greatest coverage daybreak. the heaviest rain will likely impact northern kentucky. rainfall totals of .25" to .75" are possible. rain chances will decrease in coverage by 3p.m. most of this is light rain, but a few pockets of heavier rain are possible south of the ohio river. while we'll remain above normal sunday, it won't be nearly as warm. highs fall into the 50s. an eight year old girl from buffalo is here in cincinnati tonight -- fighting to survive a fire that killed two others suffered burns to more than 90 percent of her body in the fire thursday.her mother's husband, dimitrius johnson, carried her out of the fire before going back inside for his three year old son.that boy survived.johnson and an upstairs neighbor died. treasure was fl

warmer. with time, especially with a strong southerly flow. temperature now 33 at the cincinnati northern kentucky international airport. we'll take 33 now in cincinnati up only into the mid 30s today. and then we'll drift back down to around 30 later on this evening and eventually into the mid and upper 20s. as promised, yesterday, on local 12 news, this disturbance now rolling through the far western, southwestern part of the ohio valley is going to stay outside of the tri-state. originally we had spotty showers yesterday. we have taken those chances out clearly here on precision close. the disturbance staying down to our south and southwest, but clouds will not be going away this afternoon or this evening. highs today, only a degree or now. lows tonight, down into the mid and upper 20s. and there's the opportunity for isolated flurries tomorrow in the forecast model. i believe we're locked in clouds for much of wednesday night and thursday. eventually sun returns for the week with high pressure moving in to the north. we'll take it. 35 the forecast high today and then we'll settle down graduall

light means the fog that we have now will persist for a couple more hours. 33 now at the cincinnati northern kentucky international airport airport. take a look at satellite and radar data. this tells the story of what's going to happen over the last couple of hours. the far northern edge is starting to pivot towards the southern and southeastern part of the tri-state. if you live in owenton, hillsboro, peeples, georgetown, a better chance of seeing rain for areas along and northwest of 71. beginning this afternoon and continuing into the evening. i expect at least some snow to accumulate in the far southern and southeastern part of the tri-state. notice on the forecast model, rain approaching but also snow deeper into the evening. notice, more snow mixing in as we go near and past the midnight hours. temperatures tonight will be near or above freezing. so the possibility is there, but at least that will help to keep totals down. we have another shot for rain and snow tomorrow, especially southwest of cincinnati. otherwise, cloudy sky tomorrow. minor accumulations with that disturbance tomorrow. we'r

dozens of delta employees are losing their jobs at cincinnati / northern kentucky international airport. according delta's senior vice president - there will be no current changes to the c-v-g delta has been overstaffed at c-v-g since 2010. 9 on your side learned today 120 jobs will be terminated. another 185 employees will get fewer hours.delta says the employees will be offered positions at delta stations across the country. staffing changes begin may first. the downsides of this week's rain just keep coming.two lanes on columbia parkway will remain closed all evening long. that's in the westbound lanes. the parkway will shut down completely at nine a-m tomorrow.you can see dirt just pouring over the retaining wall on columbia parkway near william howard taft road.the closures will help crews remove any loose dirt. emergency landing! landing!donald trump late to his own rally.we'll tell you the reason for the delay. :35 - :36"just gotta bump the ends a little bit." bit."doing hair could be a father's worst nightmare.it's also the subject of p-and-g's company is spreading to young girl

the '40s and into the '50s. windchill 43 and wind out of the north, northeast at 10. the cincinnati, northern kentucky international airport. we're enjoying sun now, but clouds will increase this afternoon. 10:00, 11:00, showers and rain start to develop. of rain will pick up later tonight and especially early tomorrow. there will still be plenty of rain to track on precision doppler 12 hd by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. then we transition over to snow. rain-snow mix tomorrow night, and then all snow by thursday. lots of sun now. but this area of low pressure down over the mid south is going to toss clouds our way this afternoon and eventually that slug of moisture will roll right up the western side of the appalachians. plenty of rain, heavy at times. beginning late this evening. but especially overnight and early tomorrow. the intensity of rain will likely come down some tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. night. notice on the forecast model. 1:00 this afternoon. sun goes away, clouds increase, wind speeds start to pick up tonight and early tomorrow. heavier rainfall rates arriving

in cincinnati, 28 and there will be some in northern kentucky that gradually drop to the 30s overnight. but everyone enjoys a clear sky overnight. sun tomorrow, increasing clouds with no rain or storms into the afternoon. night, as clouds return tomorrow with rain and snowshowers in the forecast, monday, tuesday and wednesday. , now is a good time to download our app. it's free. even when we don't have clouds or precipitation rolling through, you can still get the updated forecast and the hour by hour forecast as we. it comes in handy if you have a smartphone or tablet. 36 in oxford. still have the holiday lights up. and we have a windchill of 32 in oxford. the weather cam in covington and also in college hills shows much of the same, light wind, clear sky, temperature falling through the 30s and for some in the 20s. we're quiet overnight. clouding increase tomorrow, especially during the evening. everyone will be dry during the day tomorrow. but as a front drops in tomorrow night, that's our first wave of showers. initially, it's rain showers. disturbance moves out. another one drops

that's at the top of the hour, light rain at the cincinnati northern kentucky international airport. down to 49. peoria is down close to 40 and i suspect we'll be close to 40 degrees early tomorrow morning. several bands of rain and showers are marching through the ohio valley now. this after a day of sun. so there will be rain early in times, perhaps heavier than what was depicted here on the forecast model. by the start of good morning cincinnati, 4:25 in the morning, showers few and far in between and then we get local clearing. we get in the afternoon and break out into sun, maybe filtered or mixing with cumulous clouds, but at least some sun will come back late in the day. we'll trade a temperature of 51 at 1:00 in the the morning for a temp at 43 at 4:00 a.m. we're down to 40 for the midway point of good morning, cincinnati. tomorrow 42. the forecast temperature at 9. up to 52 by 4:00 in the afternoon. planning forecast shows the next two days will be warmer than average and then cold air returns. we march into the any month. rain and isolated thunderstorms late tuesday. some f

the cincinnati-northern kentucky international airport has investigators trained to detect trafficking and has also trained employees to look for signs. mark: new developments in the case against wiki-leaks founder julian assange. he says he will accept arrest by the british government, if a u.n. panel investigating his he took refuge there to avoid extradition to sweden, where two women have accused him of sexual assault. assange says if the u.n. finds that he has lost his case against the united kingdom and sweden, then he will turn himself in to police at noon tomorrow. lisa: a show of athleticism in manhattan. the 39th annual empire state building race took place on wednesday. the world' s oldest tower race and competitors have to climb 86 flights of stairs on foot to win. the fastest runners are able to do it in about 10 minutes. mark: wow. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: it took a couple of days of , but today you feel that winter chill in the air. mid 30' s today. lunchtime, cloudy, freezing, feeling like 25. we will make it to about 35 or so. skies wil

the cincinnati northern kentucky international airport, the drier air has punched in from the west. still had a lot of clouds that we had earlier today but at the snowshowers are traveling to the east and don't look to be coming our way. this area of precipitation is going to the east and that doesn't look to be coming our way. outside some moisture trying to float down from the low-level clouds that we have, we have no precipitation on live precision doppler 12 hd, and i suspect it will be little to no precipitation overnight. models insist on at least some flurries, some patchy drizzle, some patchy freezing drizzle overnight. i don't think this is a big concern but of course we'll give you the radar update on good morning cincinnati. and then through much of tomorrow, we're just cloudy. scattered rainshowers will be favored southeast of cincinnati beginning late tomorrow afternoon and then perhaps some snow mixes in with rainshowers south and east of cincinnati tomorrow evening. this model is i have aggressive in bringing showers back along interstate 71. i would just bank on at l

the cincinnati-northern kentucky international airport has investigators trained to detect trafficking, and has also trained employees to look for signs. mark: the nobel peace prize nominees are out, and the list includes republican presidential candidate, donald trump. reports say he was nominated by a mystery patron, who praised trump for encouraging peace with his strength ideology. trump is not expected to make the winner of the nobel peace prize will be announced in the fall. lisa: the democratic battle in new hampshire. mark: last night, hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashed over who' s the true champion on so-called liberal politics. mrs. clinton: we share a lot of the same big progressive goals, but we have different ways of going about them. sen. sanders: i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that' s just not progressive. mark: looking back to iowa, clinton was named the winner, but sanders had a strong showing. his camp says he got a huge fundraising boost after the caucuses -- $3 million in just 24-hours. sanders has a

bridge heading into cincinnati and further south, in parts of northern kentucky, still rolling along as well. elsewhere across greater cincinnati, clear conditions but you can see traffic is starting are heading. if you' re making her way out of warren county this morning, southbound lanes are getting heavy. not seeing a whole lot of brake lights or string of vehicles in any stopped traffic. interstate travel has been off to a pretty decent start. we have team coverage for your of the winter road conditions. i mention the sidestreets. we want to check in with dan griffin who is live in mount auburn. we' on the sidestreets. dan: i think all of us coming in this morning were driving along ringgold. this is what we were up against. i was chatting with mark on twitter. i had to punch the gas of the bottom of the hill to get momentum to make it up the hill. some of you who have to head out this morning may have to do the same thing to get up and down some of these hills. well, not to get down, but to get up the hills because you may have trouble getting traction. we have seen some people

like new york and d-c.miami is pretty full of misery right now too.a check of flights at cincinnati northern kentucky international airport shows planes headed to destinations like charlotte and boston are experiencing delays. for more on how that east coast storm is having an turn to abc's elizabeth hur reporting out of new york. elizabeth intro:from snow and ice.. to more than a dozen reported this storm packed it all.. multiple states across hundred miles.script:this morning.. weather service will be on the ground.. looking into 17 reported tornadoes from florida to louisiana.. that left homes and businesses damaged and destroyed.. roofs ripped off buildings and.. debris strewn across streets and nearby water!((nats)) further north.. the mix of *snow and ice* meant a busy morning for emergency crews.. responding to over 2000 wrecks in 24 hours across 17 states.. more than 500 accidents in virginia alone.. and it wasn't just cars.. unable to get traction..take a look at these pedestrians in north carolina.. just trying to make it down the street without slipping.((sot)) traveler "you couldn't step

kroger will offer narcan as an inhaler or a shot across cincinnati and northern kentucky. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. for most of us, the snow and it late last evening. still snow-covered on the side streets this morning and there is some patchy drizzle. middle of the day we go above freezing and into the evening hours rain returns but it will next as we go into the middle of the night. a quick shot of snow but notice much of the day it is cloudy but temperatures are warming up. by the evening commute starting to see rain showers drifting to downtown by about 9:00 and we will see a cold rain late tonight and we switch over to a mix. before it moves out as snow into tomorrow night, maybe another glancing inch of snow. we are not done with this system. temperatures are warming up. all the way up to almost 60 degrees. kyla: on this monday, i think it is a holiday and lighter volume of traffic will work in our favor this morning. 14 minutes on 275. 19 minutes across the river on 71, 75. 19 minutes on 74 from the indiana side. all lanes wide open east and westbound. ho

approaching before then, but that's our thinking for right now. temperature 50 at the cincinnati northern kentucky international airport. we take that down to 35. early tomorrow morning, high temperatures tomorrow will be around 60. we'll hit those in the evening, ahead of the line of showers and thunderstorms. relatively cool air has moved into the ohio valley. made it to the low to mid 60 saturday. we're 50 in cincinnati. that's about 10 degrees above our average high for this day. right now, clouds are marching away from cincinnati. weak area of high pressure keeps us dry tonight. some clouds will be allowed to return. more clouds will arrive tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. no rain to track now on live precision doppler hd, from anna's con nor. we will be dry late in the afternoon and this evening. also dry overnight, but clouds will be returning. tomorrow morning, when you watch good morning. cincinnati, we expect more showers. cincinnati, 9:00 a.m. on star 64, showers will start to develop. a more potent line of showers and thunderstorms will come through tomorrow night. notice by we

the next few hours. 36 at the airport. long. visibility at or below a mile. batavia and cincinnati northern kentucky airport. track the precision tonight. 1:00 to 3:00 for the advisory area. cloudy tomorrow with some showers. couple of days, with highs close to 60. give you another check of radar in a bit. president obama ordered flags to be flown half-staff. patrons, anthony scalia who died this weekend. and wedgy jiang has the latest from the spring court. >> owner of the west texas ranch, says the 79-year-old was found in complete repose in his room on saturday. scalia was on a hunting trip and was "his usual personable self the night before." he was known as the titan while serving the nation's highest court. with four conservative and four liberal justices. >> on the campaign trail, candidates on both sides have reframed the presidential election as a referendum. the supreme court rulings that none of us have to follow the fight. >> and the next president should appoint scalia's replacement. president obama pledged he would do it. >> plan to fulfill, to nominate the successor in due time. >> de

be coming to the tri-state this afternoon or this evening. temperature now, 25 at the cincinnati northern kentucky airport. logan is at 21. 26 degrees. hamilton at 24. the windchill 21 at the international airport. some down in the upper teens. coming up, we have scattered snow showers in the forecast tomorrow. meaning the possibility for accumulating snow. outside chance we see some bursts of visibility reducing snow, called snow squalls tomorrow afternoon, especially tomorrow night. we'll investigate that and talk snow sunday and monday. more on that in 10 minutes. brad, paula? >> what every young woman needs about breast cancer. >> street car makes its way to the tri-state. >> and trying to feel better during a (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. enough talk. >> financial conditions in the united states have recently become less supportive of growth. equit

breaking news first on the now cincinnati.delta airlines is cincinnati northern kentucky international airport. a memo confirms the news...it was obtained by 9 on your side within the last hour. the positions being impacted are grounds crew members.delta says its had an overstaffing situation since 20-10... when it reduced the amount of flights in and out of c-v-g. and the elimination of the 120 positions is because of it. delta says it's offering impacted employees the same position at other hubs... should they be willing to move. in addition to the 120 positions cut... 185 employees will see a smaller paycheck because their hours are being cut!those impacted were notified of the news today. their final day will be april 30-th. 9 on your side has a crew working this story right now.we'll bring you new information and reaction on the news coming up later today on 9 on your side. also on the now -- an anderson township business takes on serious damage-- no thanks to a massive* sinkhole just outside the property. this is the second sinkhole to impact the business. he joins us live now--

maybe the best news in all of in and out of cincinnati northern kentucky international airport every. single. day. buying your dream home just got easier-- especially for younger buyers.right now we introduce you to the brains behind a cincinnati start up.. and explain how a new website could change the way you shop for real estate. punxatawney phil nat "there is no shadow to be cast. an early spring is my forecast." (cheers)translation in the real estate world: spring home buying starts now. and if you're in the market, you've likely browsed for homes online. nats keyboard 48 45 30 but are current websites giving you everything you need? sure, you can check price, and square footage. but a new site called casamatic hopes to take your search to a new level. and it's targeting young buyers.38:00:01 we found out that there are roughly 10 things that matter most to millenials when they buy a home. things like being near their friends and family, being a certain distance from work, commute types like biking, walking and driving. like restaurants, nightlife and architecture -- then, an alg

a major hiring even at cincinnati/northern kentucky for now. now.but-- officials we spoke with today say they expect to hold another event in the next three to four months.those jobs include retail positions, custodians, food service work, and security personell. 19.45 most are entry work. we are looking for people 16 and over work with ged or high school diploma but some without. with or without a drivers license. we have something for all walks of life. 19.59.39 19.59.39 one more thing to keep in mind -- we're talking about both full and part time jobs.we'll keep you posted on when another cvg job fair is announced. coming up february 19th and 20th -- aldi will be hiring employees for its independence location.you can interview positions will pay a lot more than minumum wage too -- about $12.75 an hour.you must be 18 or older to apply and have at least a ged.you'll also need to be able to work any shift p.m. and be able to lift 45 pounds. cincinnati's pilot program to save homeowners money through energy efficiency is now underway. underway.e

reporter: i checked with the cincinnati-northern kentucky airport to see if employees were m told not at this time because the virus is not an immediate threat to our area. jenell walton wlwt news 5. mike: the centers for disease control says common symptoms for the zika virus include fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes. sheree: west chester hospital has unveiled a new bedside tablet program for patients. it' s called my uc health bedside. a liaison will introduce each feature to patients. they' ll be able to communicate with hospital staff with the touch of a button. the hospital says the program gives patients and families access to what they need and cuts down on missed messages or medications. greg we' ve actually had patients m missing a medication that i usually get at home. >> and i can do everything on it s like having a little piece of home here with me. sheree: non-urgent requests, like ice chips and snacks can also be made through the administrators say this program could be the standard within five years. mike: an early-morning crash shut down part of harrison avenue in s

we have cloudy skies across the area and maybe some areas of downtown cincinnati into northern kentucky, fort mitchell is seeing light snow and through anderson township and crossing into kellogg. expect the potential for a quick passing flurry through the area. through the day, generally it will look cloudy but a straight sprinkle cannot be ruled out. 30 degrees at cvg and springboro. a lot like yesterday minus the fog and the snow. 33 at noon. mark: thank you. a lockland man shoots and kills an intruder inside his home. lisa: and now police are looking for another person who may be involved. according to police, the man who lives at the home says four people broke into his home and threatened him with a knife. when officers arrived on scene, they found one man dead inside home. police say the homeowner is being cooperative. the other three people involved were still on scene when officers arrived and were questioned. >> the incident seems to be cleared very quick when we have cooperation, so we' re hoping that we have people that will tell us something and we can get this resolved wit

cincinnati. it says 20. many spots are close to that. in portions of northern kentucky, most places are in the upper teens to write around 20. further to the north were the skies are clear, it is much colder. 12 degrees right now in hamilton. six in wilmington, seven and hillsboro. clouds make a huge difference for us this morning. some didn' t hit the ground. currently, chances for light, passing snow showers through portions of switzerland county, ohio county, portions of carol and gallatin county . for the morning, everyone will see the clouds increase. temperature is about 15 degrees at 8:00 a.m. by noon, 23. still feels like 17. into the late afternoon, evening, we have a burst of snow showers. expect a high around 28. we will look at how much we can get out of the system and will come our way sunday night in a couple of minutes. mark: 4:32 is the time, the race for the white house is heating up. and today former president bill clinton is in the queen city campaigning for his wife, hillary. lisa: the visit comes just hours after her debate last night with bernie sa

there's the dense fog advisory for tonight, taking you from quenton county down to the cincinnati area, into northern kentucky, along the river across carrollton and gavelton county. there's nothing in hamilton county. plenty of fog here. to the south, northern kentucky. i-75, i-71. this is headed to the northeast. this is overspread cincinnati in the next hour or so. cincinnati, more rain. adams county, mason county, bracken county. everything moving to the northeast. initially, everyone is going to get in to rain this evening. and eventually, some of the rain, is as we see some subtle changes, will change over to snow. most of the snow, will occur to the east of cincinnati. we're deal with a whole other storm system tonight. one that's coming our way to alabama. the brunt of the snow, will miss downtown cincinnati. there will be some decent accumulation to the east. weather service, has issued an advisory. down towards bracken, mason and robertson county as well. winter weather advisory well east of downtown cincinnati. we're looking at 1-3 inches of snow in the area. cincinnati, dry ridge, around an inch o

dan: kroger says naloxone, also known as narcan, will be available in cincinnati and northern kentucky stores starting monday. without a prescription. this means 84 pharmacies in ohio and 16 pharmacies in northern kentucky. store pharmacists say they worked on a physician-approved protocol for months. that means addicts or family members can come in for a consultation, get the drug, and learn about how to use it and treatment options. state leaders say this is a big deal, considering ohio and kentucky are listed in the top five states for overdose deaths. ve got a long way to go. i think attorney general mike dewine said it well -- that this is about saving lives here today, and that has to be where because we' re in a crisis -- if we don' t, we' more lives being snuffed out, dreams being lost. dan: kroger says without $99. t about empowering patients to stay addicts, but to instead save their lives and empower them to find treatment. live in the newsroom, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: kroger says 112 pharmacies in columbus will start dispensing the drug february 17. 216 kroger pharm

kroger will offer narcan as an cincinnati and northern kentucky. mark: ridley jim has been laid to rest. hundreds turned out at bernie' s does being of the holy family church. the late reds clubhouse manager died at the age of 80. he was with the reds for nearly 7 decades, and players -- former and current -- showed up to pay their respects to the man they say treated them like family. lisa: support is growing for the rebuilding effort in rabbit hash, kentucky after a fire , destroyed the historical landmark. been raised to rebuild the it was a damaged by a fire saturday night, and the owners were only able to salvage a few the general store has been an important part of the community for decades. gavin prince: a part of the it' s been around for like 180 s just gone now. mark: the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the go-fund-me page for the store has a goal of $250,000. mark: some good work from the miami township fire department. they were called out to the 5300 block of rollingwood drive for a deer stuck in a fence. firefighters q

activity toward lebanon, along the 275 from white oak to norwood as well as downtown cincinnati and northern kentucky we go, we have areas of flurries and light snow falling as well. that takes you down to dry ridge, brooksville to georgetown and into west union, seeman and peebles area where we're tracking a few flakes. it's going to continue to move from indianapolis to areas around cincinnati. it will be a while before it shuts down completely. they will track the snow showers around 8:00 or 9:00. shower activity through midnight or so. off to the west, we have high pressure, later on sunday. as we see filtered sunshine. tomorrow morning, we're tracking the chances for a couple of snow showers, especially as we tap off the moisture off lake michigan. tonight, be concerned of low visibilities, slick spots on the roads but for some areas. you could barely see them as we take a live look to downtown cincinnati. we're tracking scattered snow showers and areas of flurries tonight. bitter cold temperatures will continue to see the windchill values sinking in the single digits. and we're looking at the c

initially, we will be favored northwest to cincinnati and northern kentucky. just be aware, maybe drops in visibility late this afternoon and later this evening, snow showers comes through. snow showers, implying snow, starts and stops. not everyone is going to see a snow shower at any given point late this afternoon and early this evening. we'll trade that to widely scattered snow showers and later on flurries in the evening. partial clearing comes as we get to clearing tomorrow. we're down to 11 degrees to begin the weekend. live precision doppler hd, snow flurries. harrison to interstate 74, close to downtown. there's some flurries over highland, adams, brown. sections of canton and campbell. southern claremont county with flurries and widely scattered flurries. close to interstate 75 and the far northern part of northern county. and also notice, more flurries and snow showers close to indianapolis. those are moving to the southeast. that's the reason why we expect the intensity of snow showers to peak late in the afternoon and early this evening. everything we have in the network of

they say the announcement is not for all kroger stores, just those in the greater cincinnati and northern kentucky area. you can bet that we will have it sheree: cvs drugstores began selling narcan over-the-counter this month. the drug was administered close to 13,000 times statewide last year. mike: in atlanta, dozens of prison guards facing staggering corruption charges. 49 prison guards and officers indicted on a variety of charges including accepting bribes and drug trafficking. part of a federal effort to crack down on criminal activity. charges were filed at nine s. reporter: >> today' s case is the unraveling of lead after lead where it would lead not only from inmate inmate but corrections officer to corrections officer and mike: the officers would wear their uniforms and badges during drug trafficking operations in order to avoid scrutiny by law enforcement. >> they have partnered with the cdc over so many years. it is the feeling that it is the right thing to do. mike: sheree: hillary clinton picked up a big endorsement today. the congressional black caucus says that it supports this is

homes.the fire caused about 15-thousand dollars worth of damage. 3 the effort to bring cincinnati's streetcar to northern kentucky heads to our nation's capitol today.the members of the group trying to expand the streetcar route will be in washington d- c to explore the possibility of feasibility study.the new plan is to extend it across the taylor/southgate bridge.the group is also looking at ways to get the streetcar from newport to covington.. possibly over the fourth or 12th street bridges. 3 facebook wants to bring your happy birthday messages to life... with the launch of birthday video cam. it lets you record 15 second videos for your friends that will appear on their page. you can also add a birthday themed frame.the social media site is encouraging people to record more intimate greetings.. one.. against number five.. and with conference tournaments.. 3 and then of course.. the big dance right around the corner.. a xavier win tonight could mean a whole lot for their chances at a number one seed..this squad is playing some top notch basketball right now.. and you better beleive the cintas center is going

still holding onto milder readings even at this hour. , across cincinnati in northern kentucky, you can see an orange you to the sky. a beautiful sunset. when death of the south. which will continue to keep us on the mild side. here is cincinnati. clouds drifting, these orange arrows tell the story. plenty of mild air from the central and southern plains. monday and tuesday we will be fighting the warm air with colder stuff. there may even be a few chances for snow as we had through the week. take tomorrow in stride. it is going to be a nice day but a windy day. 65 degrees. it will be sunny but perhaps the more dominant story is going to be with those winds. tomorrow morning, nothing to write home about. notice how they spike around 25 miles per hour. week or two ago, this may be enough to wring a few more down tomorrow read not anticipating widespread power outages but we see a few issues here and there. nothing tonight, clear skies. plenty of sunshine to start. into the afternoon perhaps a few high clouds lay in the day. clouds, some showers late sunday evening. not as warm as sunday.

five on good morning cincinnati. 3 more local news ...the talk about bringing the cincinnati streetcar to northern kentucky heads to our nation's capitol. a group of supporters will be in washington d-c to explore getting federal money for a feasibility study.they'd like to see the streetcar line run across the taylor- southgate bridge.and they're looking at how to get the streetcar from newport to covington.. possibly over the fourth or 12th street bridges. time/temp ...the zika virus? or something else ....health workers are trying to pinpoint the cause of birth defects in south america.plus ...donald trump comes out on top in yet another caucus ...now candidates are looking ahead to the next stop on the campaign trail ...ahead, on good morning cincinnati. break two3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 new this morning ...rescuers say they have found the wreckage of a plane that crashed with 23 people on board in nepal.the plane was on an 18-minute flight after it took off from a resort town west of kathmandu.. and then contact with it was lost.it was going to a starting point for trekkers going into the mountain

we have snow showers in downtown cincinnati and northern kentucky. it does get more intense in clinton county, northern highland county. this has been the case for a wild. the focus on the heavier snow bands had been set up in this area. we have received reports in clinton county up toward a one inch of accumulation. sound for the ohio river, you can see light snow showers. using the ohio river as a divider line. much of the 275 loop not looking at much more than flurries. we are going to be seeing off and on snow showers. we are on the backside of the storm system. wraparound snow going off and on. on the backside, some very gusty winds. our steady winds are around 20 miles an hour. we are sitting at 34 degrees. our winds out of the west are 21 miles an hour. the windchill right now, 22. not much changes with our forecast of the day. the temperature kinds of wiggles a few degrees above freezing. expect the chance for light, wind-driven snow. futurecast online with a little break late morning through lunchtime. snow some of our southern communities m

northern counties at their peak. from u.k. 1 a.m. 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., a wind advisory. hour. locations not in the advisory, cincinnati metro, northern kentucky, southeast counties. still expect gusts 35, 40 miles an hour. concerns for winds during the midday and afternoon. this morning, not too bad. they've been breezy around 15 miles an hour. note the stronger winds to the northwest. conditions. there's a quiet sunday morning. warm and windy today. it will be wet tonight when a cold front arrives and then into our work week. a cold front, chance for heavy rain and snow showers. we'll go through the start to march coming up. jonathan: jennifer, thanks. cincinnati police are investigating a weekend shooting in mt. airy that happened near the mt. airy food mart saturday afternoon. the male victim was shot in the shoulder and grazed in the head. he's expected to be okay. no word on any arrests. police say drugs may have been involved. the shooter is believed to be a juvenile. >> a man charged with voyeurism after police say he recorded women on his cell phone in the bathroom of bethesda north hospital. montgomery police say that man, daniel sch

cincinnati and northern kentucky area musicians are showing their support for bernie sanders today, having a bernin' down the house show. more than 40 musicians on three stages will be playing at the southgate revival house in newport, kentucky. the show is free with an individual donation to the campaign at the door from your phone or provided laptops. the event is 18 and older and begins at 4:00. meanwhile, republican front run irdonald trump is heading to ohio. kentucky. he's making multiple stops on super tuesday. the first rally is next tuesday four hours later, trump will appear in louisville. the announcements come as trump picked up two endorsements from republican governors. that includes presidential former rival chris christie and nbc news has released a new poll taken from voters who say they will vote for trump. among the findings, one-third of supporters consider themselves independents. 83% say their support is based on desire for a strong leader. all right. let's talk about local weather with jennifer. jennifer: on the citycam shot, we have a quiet and beautiful saturday mo

kroger will offer narcan as an inhaler or a shot across cincinnati and northern kentucky. lisa: back to your forecast on randi: we are in the 20' s. we are headed above freezing by lunchtime today. right now, 25 at cvg , hamilton at 24, wilmington at 23. you can kind of see downtown, almost looks a little hazy. there is a bit of mist in the air. with the potential for some slick spots with freezing drizzle possible early this morning. a lot of kids have the day off of school, whether preplanned because of presidents' day war the snow. you can see it scrolling at the bottom of the screen. if the kids want to go sledding, it will not be a bad day board. by 10:00 in the morning, 33 degrees. maybe slushy at times of the afternoon. 36 at noon, 37 at 2:00. heading into the evening, rain rolls in. that does not make for the best sledding conditions into tomorrow. we also have the chance for rain and snow in the forecast tonight and tomorrow. we will break down the craziness that will finally get out of the side streets have been the number one issue no matter what part of cincinn

cincinnati and northern kentucky support for bernie sanders today. show. more than 40 musicans, on three different stages, will be playing at the southgate revival house in newport kentucky, the show is free, with an individual donation to the campaign at the door. from your phone or provided laptops. the event is 18 and over and begins at 4:00. republican front-runner donald trump is heading to ohio and kentucky. he' s making multiple stops on super tuesday. the first rally next tuesday will be at port columbus airport. 4 hours later trump will appear picked up two endorsements from republican governors including presidential former rival chris christie. tournament play happening across cincinnati. coming up we have the local high , school basketball teams fight to make it all the way in your saturday morning sports. jennifer: temperatures climbing. we bottomed out this morning in the mid 20' s. a cold morning, but we had to 50 this afternoon and 60' s return the details, coming up. jennifer: welcome back. a lot of sunshine to start our saturday morning.

the least amount of support was in northern kentucky. 26% of people smoke in kentucky. >> cincinnati' s certified >> you can see the snow coming down at a steady clip here downtown and it will be the nature of the snow in the evening hours and i think it will pick up in intensity and it will become more problematic as the temperatures drop over the next hour or two. we will show you the radar and the thundershowers that are popping up with rain and snow very heavy in a localized area and moving on. for the next day or so, we will see bursts of snow and you can see a decent snow shower going on and this is a quick coding along the reagan highway that we have to pay attention to. it leaves the roadways on the black ice to begin to develop. look at these showers towards 75 and is going to put down a quick coding of snow. this is not a hefty snowstorm we are tracking. this is intermittent snow. we are hovering at 33 and, to the west, we are in the mid-20' s and this is the arctic cold front across the area and it will set the stage for the snow to continue in the coverings that have been

jonathan: cincinnati and northern kentucky musicians showing support for bernie sanders today with a bernin' down the house show. more than 40 musicians will be playing at the south gate revival house in newport, kentucky. the show is free with an individual donation to the campaign at the door from your phone or provided laptops. the event is 18 and over and it begins at 4:00. republican frontrunner donald trump is headed to ohio and kentucky. he's making multiple stops on super tuesday. the first rally he'll be attending is next tuesday at port columbus airport. appear in louisville. the announcements come as trump picked up two endorsements from republican governors, including chris kristy. nbc news has taken a poll of voters saying they'll vote for trump. one-third of the voters consider themselves independents. 83% say it's based on support for desire of a strong leader. a popular air show is being cancelled because of budget cuts. freedom's call tattoo, which drew thousands to the air base each summer, won't be happening this year. it's the fourth time in five years it's been c

reporter: kroger will offer it as an inhaler or shot form in cincinnati and northern kentucky. >> everybody is a at risk for problems. reporter: the drug epidemic doesn't target race or social status. a move like this could save a life in oakley, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. jonathan: kroger will offer the drug at 216 farmlies across ohio. the inhaler form will cost $99 without insurance. they say they don't anticipate differences as those in need come for help. in late 2014, cincinnati police as well as police and lawrenceburg, indiana, began carrying narcan. early 2015, hospitals across kentucky began offering free overdose kits with prescriptions. by spring of 2015, both cvs and walgreen's began offering the drug with a prescription. cvs has since begun offering narcan without a prescription. oober agrees to pay more than $28 million to settle lawsuits it misled riders. the ride sharing company was sued over fees it charged passengers. although the settlement is huge, the payout for customers is small. it amounts to about a dollar a person who used uber between january 2013 and january of t

from what we understand, you really only be impacting stores in the greater cincinnati and northern kentucky area. live in oakley, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: firefighter still battling a fire in hillsboro, new jersey. the fire started at three: 30 yesterday afternoon. this is a live look at the flames. strong winds caused the fire to engulf many of the buildings in the industrial park and has hindered the firefighters efforts to put it out. the hillsboro firefighters say plastic pellets were being stored in a majority of the complexes. no injuries have been reported. witnesses say they heard explosions that shook the ground. the third streetcar is now in cincinnati and this one looks a little different. it has the word "cincinnati" on the side. according to city officials, the next delivery is set for the end of this month and car number five is expected before the end of march. soon there will be an all-out lisa: kyla woods is your the look at the safety campaign. kyla: the streetcar will begin service in the fall so drivers and pedestrians will both have to learn how to share the road

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 issues. then back in the 50s for friday, saturday. still warm on sunday. we're looki

. >>> happening today the group that want to bring a cincinnati street car over to northern kentucky is going to washington d.c. >> the idea is to extend the cincinnati street car along the taylor south bridge, the group is looking at ways to get the street car possibly over the 4th or 12th street bridges there. happening today, you can share your thought on a new transportation alternative in the tri-state. the oasis trail trains transit is transit, is acommuter line that will take you into western clearmont county. the hearing is from 1:30, to >>> administrators say that several student have noro virus, symptoms include vomiting, and diarrhea. it's highly con contagious, they did a deep cleaning of the common spaces and living spaces. >>> we will learn who will perform at the cincinnati movie festival. >> a lineup of who it is fantasia. and wilson is all here. the two day, will be at paul brown stadium on the 22 and second of july. ticket go on sale on saturday. >>> called the horseshoe casino is getting a new name. it brought up the normal operating partner, the casino will now be

monday morning. and we could see, the snow fall amounts of two to four inches south of cincinnati and all of northern kentucky and southern, claire mount and adams county and also, south east, indiana over to vv indiana and two to four inches and i know that i got you right on the line here and expect about two to three inches of snow over the downtown, cincinnati by tomorrow morning, and one to three and so the father north you go, that includes, brookville and union county and southeastern indiana and butler and hamilton and all the way east ward to all of those areas, see one to three inches of snow, the father south, the better chance of snow and here is how the timing place out with the snow, moving in at 2:00 and it moves into downtown, cincinnati. and it continues across the area, by 4:00 or 5:00, and it could be heavy at times and we can see the deeper blues and notice how this is a steady snow and so the roads will be snow covered and they will be slick, later on today. and if you what nt to get out and go to the store and do thor rands and now is the time to do it verses later on today and they will

beginning on monday, february fifteenth, kroger pharmacies in the cincinnati dayton division, including store in ohio and northern kentucky will begin to dispense naloxone without a prescription."naloxone, otherwise known as narcan, can reverse the dealy effects of a heroin overdose almost immediately.ohio attorney general mike dewine says, yes--the problem is that bad. "we lose three, four, five, six, seven people a day in ohio." ohio."for eighty dollars, the kit contains two doses of a nasal spray that friends or loved ones of addicts can use as they're offering them help, with the epidemic we have in cincinnati, i think that's all right."patrice foster says that *help* is key to her support."as long as they got an option to get off what they're on, it's all right for me."senator rob portman was on hand for friday's announcement. he agrees with patrice."if you have to apply this, be darn sure you're also applying a message, which is please go to treatment, get into recovery. please don't go through this again."kroger joins cvs pharmacies selling the life saving drug, now even while shopping for milk and eggs. scott wege

. >> sheila: a group trying to bring cincinnati streetcar to northern kentucky will be in washington dc. money for a feesability study. streetcar track extended. the group is looking at ways to get the streetcar perhaps over the fourth or 12th street bridges. >> bob: still in that window of drive. >>john: scattered showers. we were dry. 9:00 on we see a little here. here it is. scattered showers here and there. that's how it is going to be the rest of the morning into the afternoon hit or miss showers. they are more wide spread. so scattered showers i can't rule out a rumble of thunder. temperatures in the northwest part of the viewing area 50s. a gigantic difference in temperature in cincinnati low 50s on average through the day here with scattered showers in the forecast through the day. we have light rain at the airport now. could be an isolated rumble of thunder this afternoon. tonight some more rain moves in. that rain mixes with and changes snow around tomorrow roughly an of slushy accumulation. >> bob: try to stay dry he have been. >> sheila: we will see you tomorrow. >> annou

across cincinnati and northern kentucky... also today... u-c's office of safety and reform is a hosting a community forum... they will introduce the consulting team 'exiger' ... that will perform a comprehensive review of the u-c police department. this comes after the officer involved shooting death of sam dubose. the forum is at 630 at the community action agency. winter weather advisory in effect through 10am, there's some light freezing drizzle early. by noon it will be cloudy and in the upper 30s. rain rolling in this evening. starting by the evening commute for the far se counties then heading into downtown by 9pm or so. after midnight we'll get some mixing: rain, slushy snow and freezing rain. so some areas, especially east of cincinnati could have >>> taking a look at the headlines. flags at federal buildings are flying at half-staff two days after the death of justice antonin scalia. late sunday, his body was flown from texas to the international airport outside of the capital. he leaves a vacancy on the supreme court and a battle

threatening to release more information in the future.we'll be asking cincinnati police how respond happening today... the northern kentucky man convicted of pretending to be a police officer and sexually assaulting his victims... will learn how long he'll spend in prison.chad ludwick... a former kenton county guard... will be sentenced on nine felony counts... including impersonating a police officer... sexual abuse and unlawful imprisonment.if convicted... he could face up to 20 years in prison.9 on your side will be at this morning's hearing... watch for an update on 9 on your side at noon. cincinnati mayor john cranley and police chief eliot isaac will wrap up their community- wide discussion on stopping crime tonight... during a meeting in college hill. hill.tonight's forum in district five... the fifth in a series on reducing cincinnati's violent crime reducing shootings and violent crime is one of his top priorities in 2016... and people's concerns will be used to adjust chief isaac's new crime fighting strategy. tonight's meeting starts at six-30... at the college hill community center... 5545 belmont avenue. a mid

. >> we started a year ago the first one in cincinnati, we are from northern kentucky we have family here. we thought this would be fun this is our 7th convention we have been through. >> reporter: this is the second year in cleveland attracting die-hard fans. >> makes you feel famous for a day everybody wants to take pictures. >> talking with other people and taking pictures is a great experience. like the walking dead and star michael roker. >> it has been great, look at the people here, look at the crowds, really big group today, saturdays usually our big day, but this saturday is exceptional and we are having a great time. >> reporter: at the ix center there was another large crowd, enticed by the unseasonably warm weather to come out and shop. weather put you in the mood to buy a new car? >> absolutely and go south. >> reporter: and dealers are thanking the weather for the good turn out and gas prices which seems to be causing people to give suv's a longer look. >> i've been looking at trucks with crew cab and suv's. simply because the lower gas prices are an incentive. >> denis

northern kentucky by 10:00. over the rest of the greater cincinnati area by midnight. iceberg. it is going to rain heavily overnight tonight. and the full -- before the sun i' ll let you know when this stuff will change over to snow sheree: the storm system kevin just showed up has turned up tornados, in louisiana. >> look up its right in front of us its going to cross right in front of us, look at that. oh my god. sheree: drivers had to dodge a twister near baton rouge. no one was hurt, but some trees and telephone poles were damaged. >> when the weather gets so bad that the roof of your gym and wall just blows off its awesome especially when you are doing curls right here. sheree: this is also in prairieville. several people inside the gym at the time, but incredibly, no one was hurt. mike: a competency hearing has been scheduled, for the green township man charged with plotting the attack the u.s. capitol in support of isis. last november, 21-year-old christopher cornell underwent a mental evaluation. his attorneys have said there' s reasonable cause to question his competen

cincinnati. we saw some cars still stranded on 75 after the back up. >> you got about 5 miles an hour, you started to slide. reporter: in northern kentucky 130 trucks have been pushing plows in 11 counties. in cincinnati-crews started pre-treating roads last week. >> we have to make sure that we stay out there and we stick with it and try to keep up as much as possible but you won' t start to see the fruits of our labor until it eventually stops snowing. reporter: it will be a long night for truckers crossing the midwest. >> eh, the roads are bad but it' s just that people don' t know how to drive them like we do, but i' ve seen cars slide off the road. reporter: on this snowy night the cold has taluana wishing she was inside warming things up on valentines day. >> i' m thinking of going home and having margarita with an umbrella and sitting in front of a fire place with it. reporter: that sounds pretty good right now. -- now that there is a break in the weather they are asking people not to park on the street so they can do the job tonight. reporting live tammy mutasa wlwt news 5. courtis: to our west interstate 74 has reopened in decat