into northern kentucky, downtown may be on the low end. 4-6, 20 minutes off of downtown, you can have five additional inches of snow. a sharp cut off. are expected to get hit the hardest. down toward stout, maysville, kentucky, mazelike, brooksville, all with the potential to be easily' s -- easily be hardest hit. kyla: you are just dealing with salt right now. no issues or delays as you head outside on this friday morning. let' s get started on 71. heading to or from parts of warren county, warren county getting a big sigh of relief as randi mentioned. not much as far as root -- snow out there today. 275 and run for on the northern edge of the loop, traffic looks good east end westbound. nearly i-75 interchange into butler county, folks relieved there. toward the i-71 interchange, no construction or land closures to worry about. we will keep you updated throughout the morning with no starting problems. lisa: 5:03 with snow coming while students are in school local districts have to make , some tough decisions. mark: as we told you cincinnati public just annouced they' ll be closed to

. >>> it will be south of downtown cincinnati, and east of downtown cincinnati that is where the snow is going to hit first. we are seeing returns, none of that is hitting the ground. the air is simply too dry. the storm system we will be right on the edge of this thing. it's fighting dry air, snow still occurring here in kentucky starting to break out, and it's going to slowly edge to the north move north and east and pivot over the top of the region later today. winter storm warnings until friday at 7:00 a.m. includes all of north of kentucky, clark and adams county in the southwest ohio and on the edge of that where the effects will be mixed not as bad through southeast indiana. wilmington, downtown cincinnati, back to versailles, and laurensburg and vevay, winter weather advisory. storm. this is not going to be much of anything for you folks. windchill of 11, it gets winty today, too. clouds around by noon. we begin to see light snow affecting areas close to downtown cincinnati by noon. that snow picks up late afternoon, temperatures as close to 30 degrees. late day, how much? inc

a little bit short of their terminal but the remaining bus terminals stop within their terminal downtown and an alternative and most importantly you'll see this enhancing the service and trying to improve the confection we'll continue to run reliable service to every neighborhood in the city the changes to downtown to make the busses turning will insure that the san franciscans will continue to rely on muni during the super bowl week we talked abolast time there wi increased traffic absolutely in our coming to downtown and spiral leave our car home make sure that everything is moving safely and smoothly we'll have every single weekend 92 parking control officers working downtown making sure the are safe and particularly targeting the behaves that congestion congest the street block the box will not, responder to to make sure that muni is moving and finally you asked for details about the costs so here is a detailed overview i think that will cost mta $2.3 million that is a little bit different than this the nukes you may have seen a, week or so we continue to define those for the most up

downtown san jose. what's happening? >> a deadly crash that has just been reported by san jose pd. not far from highway 87. actually 87 at the santa clara off ramp. as if you're exiting towards sap center and that may have santa clara closed. a hit and run crash from what we understand involving a pedestrian and a vehicle. again, our crew is heading out there. of course, they're taking care of that scene in downtown san jose, as well. we'll track that. the freeways them selves are moving well, but just starting to see that commute for this friday for 101 through the area. that is certain, as well. the freeway is getting more crowded. quick look at the bridge. here at the toll plaza and a crash also for 880 just south of the san mateo bridge and i'll follow up with that one in our next report. back to you. >>> more breaking news this morning. the coast guard says there are no sign of survivors after two marine corps helicopters collided. it happened near the hawaiian island of owahoo during an overnight

this is i-275 northbound at the downtown east and west exit. good news to report as some lanes have opened up, two of the four lanes northbound, 275, just opening up moments ago. a wrecker just got on scene, going to be taking that last and final of the four vehicles involved in this crash away so we're hoping to have all the lanes on northbound 275 open here very soon. looks like road rangers are trying to get a third lane open as well. as we speak. you can see that road ranger backing up there. huge delays in the area right now. so guys, still have some patience as you head out this morning as these roadways are still slick. janelle, looking like some good news from the downtown east and west exit on northbound i-275. >>> great news for people heading out now. for folks stuck in this, it's taking some time. look at the backup on 275 northbound. let's check out those drive times. should just take about six minutes to make that drive as taking an hour to get from the howard frankland up to i-4. we have not noticed backups across the howard fran

we have snowy roads again in downtown denver. we've had wet conditions. now turning more slush in some spots as the snow continues to fall. up to the north side of town, very slick connitions on i-25, 287, highway 85. this is highway 34 east of i-25 going out towards greeley. look at the snow covered roads. this is up at college and vine in fort collins. slick road conditions. to the west side along highway 93 and 36 and c-470 has been very tough. this is highway 93 and 72 and look how much snow is covering the roadways there. chain and traction laws, this is near windy point. especially west, south, north, where we're looking at daryl orr, in the past 15 minutes you've come across three or four crashes. >> reporter: that's right. numerous accidents along i-25 this morning. this is by far the biggest we've seen. this is involving a 7-up soda truck. the trailer is jackknifed into the median. looks like a couple of cars involved on the right side. we're unaware of the injuries involved. quite a mess here. they have two large traffic trailer tow trucks sitti

downtown? not a whole lot. reduced visibilities right now, making for fine light snow. very insignificant in nature. i think that's the way it's going to stay over all over hamilton county. last night, you may be able to measure an inch or two, after it is said or done. cut off for the significant snow, maybe across the extreme hamilton county, we're not going to see much, enter in indiana, as we mentioned last night. as you will see with the number of reporters out, they have seen quite a bit of snow. east-southeast and south of cincinnati. here's a look at live precision doppler hd. we're in the back side of the storm, actually. of the storm in downtown cincinnati. that's why the snow totals were always so low for us an always much higher southeast and south. everything is pivoting a little bit right now. a little bit of light snow, pushed in hamilton county. and this is not going to make for much. this is a quick dusting or covering in the course of the next couple of hours. i think that wou

>> like 6:00. >> you used to seeing downtown so empty. a lot of people got. >> i think people got out of dodge, to avoid the choice >> and i think some people were telling us, they think some of the co-workers decided to stay home, not even bother, either had child care issues because school was cancelled or they didn't have to deal with any issues on the highway. usually buzzing with people. some people are saying, later for the cold, i'm not trying to deal with it. they have caused it a day. reporting live from fountain square, local 12 news, paula, back to you. >> you think about the fact, this is friday evening and this is downtown. >> shut down the city. local 12 has your coverage for you. keep a close eye on the traffic . >> >>. >> and people pick up the night. and we will start the turn around, how quiet the interstate right now. they either left early or didn't go out at all. if you look at 71-75, cut-in-hill. inbound and outbound. and in fact, we're accident-free on the map. on a friday afternoon, that's kind of unusual. i wanted to take a look at the cameras that's a little

it's ongoing for downtown. we've had snow reports of minor accumulations in the northwest counties already. wlwt radar showing this back edge. we transitioned from rain to snow earlier. now the band of snow to work its way across the tri-state over the next about two hours or so. once it starts snowing wherever you live, about two hours worth of snow. that will come down with various amounts of snowfall totals expected. they're more likely to be from cincinnati northwest. our southeast counties probably not going to see as much snowfall. in the last couple of frames of the radar imagery, it's going to throw up the pink matching. this is all snow. the wet snow messing with the color coding a little bit for the interpretation of the snow. but it is snow and heavy at times. darker bands will drop back visibility and may lead to slick spots on roadways with a quick covering of slushy snow. degrees a couple hours ago. we've just fallen back to the freezing mark. we're not going to have a flash freeze on the roadways

snow covered roofs downtown. visibility is down. we have a half hour of heavy snow left downtown. then we see improvement past the late morning hours. take a look. wlwt radar. the heavy band right now, but drier conditions across indiana. they'll be sliding our way in the next hour and then this afternoon, the falling temperatures. it's going to feel like the teens most of the afternoon. tomorrow high, 29. jonathan: we'll have a total recap on weather during the cut-in at 8:25. this customer is running to get her deposit in today. too late. branch is already closed. but she could make the atm. still won't beat the cutoff time. really? at huntington, with atm and mobile deposits, you have up till midnight. we call it all day deposit. midnight? what are you, a bank or a convenience store? i've got to make a deposit! you go, girl! she's got no chance. deposit hours that make sense for you, not the bank. welcome to huntington,

which employs thousands downtown. representatives say they can use virtual meetings and teleconferences to get the same >> if our folks get off the road they' re safe, and they' re not part of that, and they' re being more productive, too. but also it helps contribute to people that do have to be here. mark: he says if workers do end up staying home there will be , less traffic on the roads. during today' s evening rush. lisa: airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm. taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. online flight tracker. flight-aware. com says more than 4,000 flights have already been scrapped. american airlines said it was canceling all flights today in charlotte. the carrier said it would cancel operations in washington and baltimore saturday. american also canceled flights saturday in philadelphia. united airlines said it would suspend flights at its washington dulles hub and other mid-atlantic airports starting friday afternoon. mark: let' s get another check of th

there is is a look downtown. notice a difference and we will take a look at the sky cam and show you what is happening right now. the same shot. there you go. a wider picture. snow showers out there and they are relatively light. we are seeing that in downtown cleveland. take a look at lorraine. not much in lorraine and not much in the way of snowfall. cold but no snow. different in menner. we still have snow and kind of a blocking our view there. believe it or not, a few snowflakes over the sky cam wooster. a big difference even with sunshine breaking through the clouds. that just goes to show you lake effect varies from one community to the other. teens. elsewhere nearing single digits. snow. here is downtown right here. euclid and northeast of interstate 90 and far southwest lake county. that snow continues off of interstate 90 and through lake county and starts to break out towards madison and perry and closer to downtown and not nearly as bad. 71 and 77. won't be all of that horrible. even 271, south of 90 t

several projects are helping to try to help boost downtown's bottom line. we've got a sneak peek at what's to come. >> jessica: a monster snowstorm on the east coast having a big impact on your travel plans. passengers stuck right now at mccarran airport. >> we have a look at the snowfall totals from that big storm in the east. there is a little storm in the west that's going to impact us this weekend. full details are coming right up. >>> outrage from a murder victim's family. what they're saying to the using behind bars next. . >> jessica: we are getting word tonight an f 16 fighter jet based out of luke airforce base in arizona crashed today. airforce officials say the jet likely went down in a rugged area near bagdad, arizona. of the base which is near glendale. we're told a student pilot from taiwan is feared dead. he was in a training program there. the arizona program of public safety is assisting in looking for the wreckage. >> reed: it could be good news for homeowner who have solar panels. the public utilities commission has submitted the 35i7work

very light traffic at this point downtown. won't be a huge traffic issue, but cleanup worked to. >>> bond is set at a million dollars forrthe mountain vista high schooler accused of school with her friinds. sienna johnson will be tried as an adult. prosecutors say she had a planned map and a bb gun which they say she used to hurt pets and they say she said if she getssout of jail she'll try again. >> the things that were % released in open court, reference natural born killers after taken into custody. >> johnson will be back in court january 14th. the defense can ask the case still to be sent to juvenile court. >>> supporters and critics are speakkng out about president obama's executive action on backkround checcs to all gun sales nationwide. >>> 434. the action will have a minimal effect in colorado because we already have universal background checks in place. colorado's current gun control laws are more stringent with federal law. the two lawmakers recalled for % supporting the measure got invited to hear the president's a

we're staying dry in downtown san jose. back to you in the studio. >> thank you so much. >>> we are obviously continuing the track this wet weather coming through. it's not just the wet weather. it's the wind out in full force. >> across the altamonte pass, winds gusting from 30 to 35 miles per hour. starting to see gusts up to 40. take a look at the graphic. los gatos had a wind gust of 64 miles per hour this morning. at month pass, 31 within the last hour. san jose, the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge have been looking at winds up to about 25 miles an hour. where you just saw our reporter, downtown san jose virtually dry. we have a cell off towards our west that will move towards saratoga into campbell and san jose as well. more showers across the santa cruz mountains. morgan hill seeing heavy rain as well. a couple cells through san mateo and woodside. these are falli apart as they move toward the east bay. our cold front has started to swing through. that's why we're losing the punch with these rains. fairfield st

this is signal downtown. -- sentinel downtown. it is probably just too early for people to be out and about at this point. this is probably what you will your neighborhood. this morning. slow, leave space and lead early if you can, and not slamming on your brakes. just be safe and we will keep live in downtown, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: randi, bring us up-to-date. randi: snow was falling all across greater cincinnati, light to moderate right now. if you take a look, the areas of the deeper blue indicates heavier intensity snowfall rates. wilmington, middletown through monroe and also looks like a little batch and southern portions of clermont county is where we potentially could be picking up more than a half-inch per hour, but that will be quick with sliding off to the east. take a look back toward indianapolis because that is where the snow is coming to an end. expect steady snow now through 9:00 a.m., so about two hours left of the heavier, steadier stuff and probably 10:00 noon to before we watch the last stall showers r

through downtown, what a show you what happened as we take a camera. went from being able to see downtown to know visibility. -- two zero visibility. a quick onset causes major problems on interstates where you have people going 65, 70 miles an hour and you had a white out of nowhere the causes major pileups. this cold front coming through, temperatures and areas to the east are milder, 32 degrees in peoples in georgetown. 30 degrees downtown cincinnati, and back in through southeastern indiana, couple and 20 mile an temperatures. clean up. right that will continue to fall. as we head towards 3:00, looking at 21 degrees with wind chills in the single digits. that' s where it stays through the rest of the evening. as you take a look, we have still in effect for the entire area. on through 7:00 this evening, do watch out for blowing snow and 40 mile an hour wind gusts. rosa were clear quickly become snow-covered again. towards indianapolis, a couple of light areas of snow coming along 74. the big snow squall is moving out, but a couple of rounds of flurries are still possible through about

nathan o'neil joins us live downtown. locals have been paying to park there for years, but what are they saying about mgm's big move? >> reporter: yes, like you said, when locals come downtown they are used to digging into their pockets and paying for a parking spot. but when you're talking about the las vegas strip, that is a whole different story. and they are simply not looking forward to it. m dw m properties on the strip will start charging to park this april to help pay for a multimillion dollar parking structure near the t mobile arena. but here in downtown las vegas, locals and tourists alike are already shelling out cash to park. they are visiting from california. they're not fans of mgm's plan to charge up to $10 per night to park. >> it's not going to keep us from coming to vegas, but it will just be another should we go here. >> reporter: it will cost them they stay for the entire day. >> it's usually not too unreasonable here. i hope it doesn't go crazy on the strip like it has with hotels. >> reporter: but l

boston is going to be really it might be just south of downtown boston. it is going to be a close call. by the way, a blizzard warning for long island, atlantic city, and look at this snow, and there goes the big nor'easter up the eastern seaboard, wind gusting it can you imagine the floating and drifting snow in the mid-atlantic states? it will then shift along the north carolina and tennessee line with a few more inches, so one to three inches of not all of us are going to see that, but scattered flurries. an additional three to five inches of snow, especially in the higher elevations. it is still breezy and chilly. 27 degrees with some flurries and some going and drifting snow and finally, we dry out on sunday. as you can see, the high temperature 47, still upper 30's in the mountains, and the showers, hopefully it will be liquid next tuesday and wednesday and not any of the frozen stuff. back to you, carol and michael. carol: and don't forget, we have the closings and delays posted on wyff4.com and on our wyff app. michael: you will find it at the tap

raleigh, downtown durham, and downtown fayetteville. abc 11 eyewitness news continues. barbara: the winter storm warning in effect for central north carolina. we are mostly seeing sleet, but there's also freezing rain for the north county. the big concern is the increased chance of freezing rain and ice accumulation. we got to meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert weather center with the latest. don: we are continuing to track the storm as it works through. the winter storm warning is in effect until 6:00 tomorrow night for points south and east. latest radar picture, most of this is sleet or freezing rain. we are saying dry weather at roanoke rapids. have another band of heavy precipitation. starting to work to pinehurst and lee county. sanford, by 1:00 today, you will have a heavy band of showers with sleet and freezing rain. the only one that is up to freezing is roxboro. roanoke rapids. if you are planning on doing the sleet right now and we will see sleet and freezing rain from 4:00 until 8:00 tonight. i think teeratures

>> plenty of snow to the southeast and to the south of downtown? not a whole lot.

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it's been years since anyone has been able to buy a nice suit downtown. but max stanco says he wants to bring luxury back downtown. >> it takes some courage ok. it's not like every body would do it because no one has done it so far. todd: stanco says he was going to open a store in dallas but changed his mind after visiting a friend here in des moines. >> people from des moines are more willing now to open their doors to create a small cosmopolitan city. todd: so lord midas is just the beginning for stanco he wants to experiment with a women's line , maybe a cafe next door even fashion shows. a little bit of italy on the basis corner downtown. >> why not des moines? what is missing? we can do this here too. todd: todd magel, kcci 8 news, elizabeth: stanco hopes his new store will be just the beginning of more street level stores returning to the downtown loop. eric: two more hours of today's stops -- today's top stories.

this is the downtown east and west on i-275 northbound going over ashley. as we're sitting here people coming up, delays starting, another three-car fender-bender happening, those people are around us as well. the good news is one wrecker has shown up on scene, this other accident that happened is minor so hopefully they can get reports done quickly and get out of the way. we're still waiting for another wrecker to come up but two of the vehicles from that earlier accident have already been cleaned so it's an absolute mess here on 275 northbound as you head through downtown this morning. as these rains continue to go light and heavy, light and heavy causing ponding and hydroplaning if you're coming into the area, please, give your sever self extra time. don't tailgate as we just saw this other accident happen. emergency crews are working. let's give them a break and

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sooner than expected thanks to a downtown development grant. movingng the sidewalk along king street to the inside of the lot. >> we had a very positive response to the changes that we made to the maple lot last year, which included aesthetic improvements to the lighting and the lot and the planting and so on and so forth. which is some of the changes we're making here. >> larry: the azalea lot will not be getting anymore parking spaces. >> darcel: the death of david bowie has a tribute band remembering him. mark casten is originally from england. he does a great david bowie mark created the wham bam bowie band that plays all over north carolina and sometimes new york city. >> i think the best way to remember david bowie is as an innovator. he was an artist in the true sense of the word. >> darcel: the band will play a special bowie tribute concert february 6th at isis in west asheville. >>> investigators say three people tried to rob a credit union but couldn't get inside. >> larry: and the tigers and the right [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s

we are zooming into downtown cincinnati and we have moderate showers through downtown all the way out to delhi. not as much their but this has been parked for a while. slowly drifting to the south. you can see the thin line stretching all the way back into southeastern indiana. we are zooming out to where we are seeing most of the problem spots. we've heard some light accumulation and bethel. the same thing in georgetown. west union, you have been the bull's-eye of the snow today. we expected the best chance to be east and south. west union, maysville, that is where they epicenter of the as we shift to the south in northern kentucky, altoids brookville and maysville, that is where this continues to go. decent bursts coming in right now. we watch it closely but i was talking about dry or. it looks like it is knowing the -- holding the snow down. this is three hours of radar data and they cannot move to the north. we finally saw a little bit of that making it here over the last 30 minutes. it's been minor. that is the cut off we were so very of all week. we waited until yesterday to put

this is coming into downtown cincinnati, and parts of northern kentucky. that is snow coming down at a better clip. it's coming down a little heavier, and it's coming over downtown cincinnati, and you are going to see visibility reduced, and the heavier snow as it crosses through the heart of the metropolitan area. i want to take you closer, love low, in downtown cincinnati, on to delhi, you can see the snow enhance a little bit with the blue colors, and getting up to coreyville, and otr, we are starting to see the heavier snow edging toward the east, and enhanced snow fall, a little bit heavier in the spots, here it is across parts of butler county, getting around collinsville, new miami, some of that blue shading showing where the snow is coming down. you folks down east, you are accumulating snow had a report of things getting snow-covered, in brown county light snow continues even in browns borough. enhancement in west union, augusta in maysville. we continue to see the snow, even toward owenton, light snow indiana. you get the picture, more snow. we c

one to two inches of accumulation is possible in those areas, with only a few tenths accumulating downtown. the sun will be back for sunday, but temperatures will remain frigid. northern iowa will remain single digits below zero all day, while the metro and areas south will be single digits above zero. the northwesterly breeze continues through the day tomorrow keeping wind chills -15 downtown in the afternoon and closer to -25 in northern iowa. temps will plummet again sunday lows for monday single digits by monday afternoon. snow moves in again on tuesday before temperatures return 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. we love to see sunday. our temperature roller coaster continues its slide most of the state tonight with only far southern ia seeing temperatures hovering just above 0. a bitter breeze from have wind chills sitting around -20 in to -40 in northern iowa. expect snow showers overnight as well, mainly in southern and one to two inches of possible in those areas, with only a few downtown. for sunday, but temperatures will remain frigid. northern iowa will

see downtown. how about howell lake. it looks like someone stole the city the last few days. the commute this morning is looking great. you look on time as long as you get out the door on time. 71 is the only really slowdown right by the steelyard this morning. a typical slowdown we would normally see any day of week. as we look at this closure for this is i 271 southbound to route 82. they're working on sound barriers in the area there. until they get them done, that will be closed during the overnight hours. we're talking 7:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning. how about this one? if you were on the turnpike last year, you helped break a record. the ohio turnpike says it had more cars than ever in 2015. a total of 53.4 million cars traveled the roadway, and thabeets a record set in 2006 by nearly 2 million. the turnpike says there was a 9% increase in easy pass users. >> tia: when it comes to passwords, a ton peechl are still using passwords really simple for everybody to remember, right? that

downtown orlando still a lot of rainfall stretching all the way across . the mysteries the heaviest along the east coast, a couple of lightning strikes are here, that means we are starting to get a taller storm. getting some heavier rainfall. high rain rates along the coast snow from cocoa beach to rockledge all the way to downtown titusville, just past the causeway and the yacht club where we do our brevard duck race with the indian river festival every year, to the dance now pushing through. it is going to be more of a steady light to moderate rain as opposed to the heavy, heavy rain that is along the coast. kissimmee, poinciana, downtown orlando, light screen stretching all the way back to apopka. you get the idea. all of the wealth -- yellows, reds and oranges are the heavy rainfall, but we are starting to see the back edge of this, which of course you can track with our live interactive doppler 9 radar with our free wftv weather app. you can also upload photos of the rain and what his student. rain so far, closing in on 3 inches in celebration, lake m

aly myles, wyff news 4, live in downtown hendersonville. myra: taking a look at the roads now, this is our woodruff road skycam. you might want to give yourself a few extra minutes to warm up the car and defrost the windows. ice on the roadway on rutherford road near spring street and scenic drive in traffic news this morning. turning to commitment 2016 now, sparks in south carolina as the democratic presidential candidates faced off in their on stage. from charleston with more. patrick: we came into this debate with two democratic candidates sparring out over the last couple of weeks and one of the candidates not sure he would be invited to the nbc debatein charleston, big groups of energetic supporters cheered for hours before the debate. o'malley carried that sparring to the stage in front of the south carolina crowd days before the iowa caucus. build on the affordable care act and improve it.senator sanders: what we have to million people still have no health insurance.clinton: he voted against the brady bill five times. he voted for th

our downtown is our core we would love to see that in carson city. having a really vibrant downtown can really percolate throughout the city and help it come alive. so that is our ultimate vision is to have a really exciting, fun, energetic community where people love project developers say they hope this will fit into the plan to make downtown are more walkable area.... and also tie into the carson street redevelopment project slated to start in march. kevin hart and ice cube are celebrating weekend box office numbers. and fans flock for david bowie... here's amer >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- gas for less than 50 cents? >> well, for a while yesterday that was the price in a northern michigan town, the result of a price war. >> well, prices are back to normal now but analysts say with iran's oil adding to the worldwide glut prices like these aren't that farfetched. decided to ride along and see something other than "star wars." "ride along 2" brought in $34 million. >> and "the revenant" was second with $29.5 million and "star wars"

downtown denver is getting light snow. el nino is a cycleethat happens about every five years or so. as a nanny, she is alwa the move. walking a baby and man's best friend. she cannot avoid the colorado cold. including our denver snow. >> i feel like it has been a lot more snowfall than i was expecting for this early your i don't know if that is el nino. >> el nino is when warm weather in the pacific mixes with atmosphere creating strong storms like the ones in california. eventually, heading east dumping snow in colorado. >> the storms we're seeing here, re they the result of el nino?>>is b indeed. we expect to abc%some sn r @b *_ the mountains and a little bit of snow down here. >> el nino has alreadd peaked but its influence should last through the spring. probably some big snow and as it weakens, we will still have a pretty active spring in terms of whether an mysevere >> a aabc%as ammyter she is keeping an eye on the trail. >>> that may be wishful thinking. we have seen some heavy snows. especially in march. we have h

in downtown orlando, amanda ober, wesh 2 news. adrian: cooler temperatures are on the way to central florida. a live look outside shows we' re in the 60' s in orlando and 63 to be exact. let' s check in with first alert meteorologist eric burris, who' s in our outdoor weather studio. with a jacket on. eric: it' s important to note, it' s not so cold that you need the jacket. it is a nice and cool with clearing skies. showers well offshore and top of us. that' s allowing that heat to radiate into the atmosphere. it is 57 in wildwood. 59 clermont. 61 winter park. 62 port orange. 62 on melbourne beach. temperatures falling off for the next few hours. by 11:00, we will be in the those temperatures keep falling and this jacket will be required material overnight into our wake-up time tomorrow. i' ve got you covered neighborhood by neighborhood. adrian: the man, charged in a brutal rape case in volusia county, won' t be getting out of jail anytime soon. terrell williamson went before a judge this morning after turning himself in last ni

there are six lots and garages downtown. you can also park in ybor and take the streetcar to channelside. drivers are also urged to use the i-4 selmon expressway connector in and out of downtown tampa. we have the rundown right now at abcactionnews.com. >>> if you can't make it to the invasion before the parade, we'll be streaming it live online. download and open the free abc action news mobile app. the invasion is 11:30 and the parade is 2:00 along bay shore. we are both ready not really an awesome gasparilla, and the weather is too. >> the beads match your outfit perfectly. >> it's like i planned that. >>> lots of folks looking for beads. we are looking for sun. you may even see folks getting a really early start, a lot of folks getting the boats all gassed up and good to go. there in the middle, that's the channel where the gasparilla is going to be heading toward the convention center right here. this is where they're going to make their landfall, then take over the city of tampa for a day. right now we are seeing high

we are taking a live look at the through downtown westbound. that road work is all cleared up. 408, a left lane taken out just before the area of i-4. it is not affecting the flow of traffic. one thing around his 95 southbound. you cannot get onto state road 421. jason: fun spot is getting a late -- facelift. p and up p before finally selling and delivering them pat the original mattress factory p we take a straightforward approach. r we have eliminated the extra steps and created a direct line from our factory to you. michelle: 5:54, a quick look at lake eola in orange county. a lot of us waking up in the 30' s and 40' s this morning. there is time for that temperature to drop before the sun comes up. there is a bit of a windchill. you will want to put on your jacket. amy sweezey will be back with your forecast. jason: the orlando magic will be trying to avoid rust as they wake up in england. michelle: the team lost ahead of their game against toronto. winning streak after the loss to washington. jason: big changes are coming to fun spot the t

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as you're leaving downtown orlando. the chopper is over it circling. and seeing a bumpleg of westbound -- bunch of westbound delays starting. time for that westbound journey on i-4 through downtown orlando that's what is waiting for you. a crash near state route 417, a lane blocked there. another one in east orange county on university boulevard at ralph. that could be blocking a lane by the intersection. jason: 6:44. a man will learn his fate today. michelle: last summer he broke into a woman's house and slashed her house. >> this is 48-year-old douglas reed not only accused of slashing a woman's throat but trying to smother her. he's been in jail since november. the victim was outside taking care of her lawn when she realized someone broke into her home. when she went inside deputies say reed cut her throat and tried to kill her. the woman ran outside to for help. a neighbor called 911 when she saw her friend bleeding at her door. >> i just was freaking out. i was freaking out. i was crying and i thought she was going

kim: downtown community alliance says its been brainstorming new ideas to improve downtown , cameras. reporting from downtown des moines, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. shaina: the number of homicides in des moines in 2015 was as decades. alyx: kcci's mark tauscheck spoke with police about why the number spiked this year. mark: in april, a bar fight in the parking lot outside gerri's bar and grill in des moines left andrew purcell unconscious and bleeding after being punched in the face, falling and hitting his head on the asphalt. he later died. police charged 29-year-old daniel patton with voluntary manslaughter. according to des moines police out of the 21 homicides in des moines this year purcell's death was the only homicide where the killer and the victim did not know each other. >> we find the one commonality in all these is there seems to be an exisiting personal relationship between the people involved prior to the incident that results in a murder. mark: police numbers show the 21 homicides this year are the first time over 20 since 1995 . police said the fur

we're live in downtown durham tonight. i'm mario boone, wncn >> >>> we want to turn our coverage to lee county where we find mate rogers. what is the situation where you are? >>reporter: hey guys. we're in lee county, and i tell you this intersection right here was the last couple of hours. we have seen at least four or five spin-outs, just folks trying to turn but somehow losing control. now, no doubt snow accumulation here, but most of all, the roads covered in sleet. that coupled with ice is what is causing several accidents. highway patrol tells us although some people weren't their injuries threatening. throughout the day, rods were barren as most people made advice from officials to stay home. however, we did catch up with one guy who took advantage of the wintery mix. take a listen. >> so despite the messy roads and cold temperatures, you're still out here getting your work-out in, huh? >> tell me about it. >> just, you know, got to work out. can't stop, can't let the weather stop me. and and i want to be as prepare

. >>> great news in downtown cleveland. we're going to look at developments for new places to live, eat, work, and play. but, first, here's holly. >>> thank you so much, alyssa. winds are 10, 15 miles per hour sustained there. 's a chill in the air, but we're seasonal in the field. temperatures in the 20s right now. we have scattered light snow. we have low 30s for highs today. i think it's just going to end up mainly overcast skies. a few peaks of sunshine. once we get past light showers this morning. here is an overview of radar. the lighter snow that was falling while you were asleep has really diminished. now we're left with a random flurry. most of it has, indeed, moved off to the east. all of that being said, we're in pretty good shape. we're going to see how the roads are so far. here is a look with dani. >> good morning to all of you. we're starting this wednesday morning off pretty quiet. no accidents or major delays. i am seeing a little, just a 71. airport. as you can see, everybody is still getting by just fine.

the closer you get to downtown where the parade ends, the less supply. they will not have a cool bow tie like the one bill logan is wearing this morning. >> he's got the awesome gasparilla getup today. >>> we are heading out there live in a little bit and you can see already the activity beginning along the channel, a boat there making its way along the davis islands shores as we are starting to see the light of day. we are seeing clouds coming in from the west as well, streaming across from the pacific, across mexico and these won't bring us any rain today but they will give us cloudy skies from time to time. let's check the temperatures out. right now 49 in fish hawk, 48 in lutz, tampa 52 degrees. pinellas county, check that side of the water, 49 in east lake and palm harbor, clearwater 48 and largo, 51 in pasco county, looks like 47 in hudson, getting ready to start off the kumquat festival in dade city, 44 degrees there. looking through the day today, it's looking pretty good. we'll some high clouds around but the forecast looks all right. brisk star

@if you headed downtown an rt @this morning. @the road isn't shut down but @blocking one lane on east 9th @near lakeside avenue. @we talked to police who tell us @no one was hurt. @we're going to continue to @follow the traffic. @but definitely build in a few @extra minutes especially if @you're on the east side of the @city. @>>> the snow's been falling all @through the night in northeast @ohio and in the freezing @temperatures, that could mean @trouble on the roads. @>> will ujek is joining us on @the east side he's had a tough @time all morning. @will, it seems to be picking up @even more now. @>> reporter: yeah, john, snow @picking up traffic picking up. @on 90. @this is headed westbound back @toward downtown cleveland just @outside of mentor. @as you can see this is what @we've seen pretty much all @morning long. @that's a layer depending on @where you're at. @but a layer of snow on the @road. @no matter where you are. @roads, though, off of the @there. @now, at tiles you will get to @see a little bit of pavement @especiall

if downtown cincinnati gets one inch of snow, 15 mile south is downtown alexandria. we' ll have a very sharp cut off. we are probably just south of the downtown area. extreme southern communities could get 6-10 inches of snow. right now, low to mid 20' s. later on, when the snow gets going, upper 20' s. the stalled is affected. but lots of people and heavy snowfall could cause a messy drive. we have the steady snow south of the river. by the lunchtime it will create an further north. call a southeast of 71 dealing evening. by the end of the evening commute, at least everybody seeing some snow showers. midnight. then it will finally move out. so, not a big deal in oxford. bill. north or south. today, snow is likely. it will stay south and east. flurries and in the morning. travel will be nearly impossible. that is something to keep in mind. sunshine will melt away. next week, temperatures make it back into the 40' s. lisa: thank you. we have a message now from highlands middle school. >> hi channel 5. we' re the kids from highlands middle school, and our teacher is th

going through downtown this morning, we did see several people bundled up. we have seen more of them in the hours since. opd says today' s event from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. is part of an ongoing drive. the jackets and blankets it collects are dropped off at the coalition for the homeless. officers also put some in their cruisers to pass out on the streets if they see people who need them. today, you can pull up here and add to the collection with your own donation. you, marian and flagler counties are both under a freeze warning until 9:00 this morning, and in brevard county, emergency officials opened up cold weather officials at the salvation army, and the central boulevard sharing center in cocoa. we be seeing orlando police officers out here this morning starting up at 7:00 collecting coats and blankets. if you want to bring by some items them a you can do at this morning for a couple of hours and help everyone make sure they are able to a warm in these cold temperatures. back to you. jason: all right, alexandria rialto, live for us. ted: we have a crash

news 13's lauren brigman is live downtown with that update. lauren, some buses are hitting the roads right now? i just called the asheville transit station and i'm told two buses are departing on their routes now, much earlier than the 10 a-m start they had yesterday. officials will still be monitoring routes and 3 ((take fs-- bus service)) posting alerts if icy conditions are affecting any of those. go to wlos-dot-com and we will link you to their service alerts page. it's also back to normal for the downtown parking garages. free parking was allowed inside the downtown parking garages... will resume for those. if you leave a parking deck anytime after ten this morning you will have to pay. starting at 8am those using the parking decks will have to pull a ticket. 3 live in downtown 3 asheville, downtown 3 asheville, lauren brigman news 13. 3 3 hazardous weather conditions are still making it difficult for food delivery drivers. "asheville pizza and brewing" is just one of many companies across the mountains whose drivers are dealing with the

arena and other places downtown this weekend. live at paul brown...kristen swilley...9 on your side we're on your side with staying in town for the game. if you're planning on tailgating all day, you'll probably want some place to stay.we've been searching hotel websites all night and we're not finding many rooms left...and if they are available they're not cheap. cheap.here you can see there's a room downtown for $285 a night...but that's gone up in the past hour.it was $165 at 5:30am.so if you are thinking of getting a room you might need to check outside of the city - more toward cvg or north of town. we have special coverage for the game tomorrow.it starts kansas city - texas game her on 9 on your side.and a special hour long edition of "sports of all sorts" follows after nine on your side at 11... and don't forget...on monday join our conversation about the bengals in our web show the flying pigskin on wcpo dot com.tweet or facebook your questions and comments ...and get a live response by using the hash-tag "flying pigskin.

downtown orlando, from a skycam. plenty of clouds overhead. this sensor at the airport is picking up 55. mostly cloudy skies. look at the wind. west northwest at 12. between the wind and the cloud cover, the temperatures are being held where they are. they will be slowly falling, but for right now they will not be moving all that fast. feel like temperatures, already a wind chill in ocala a 44 degrees. the actual air comparing temperatures right now to this time last night, they' re renting 10-50 degrees cooler. you certainly notice a change in looking ahead to tomorrow morning, the same thing will play out as december just continue to fall. they' re all the clouds. lots of cloud cover. think of it is mother nature during a blanket over the peninsula. it holds in the heat, just like a blanket does. by morning, clouds move out. we' ll get chilly temperatures moving in. atmospherically, the cold front had significant impact on the whole peninsula because it is already pushed south. temperatures through the overnight, you will notice low going un

downtown up to otr, we have some snow, very light snow continuing to fall right into downtown cincinnati. let's come back out and kind of scan things here. i wanted to show you some enhanced snowfall which is now occurring out here in the highland county and into portions of clinton county. this is around new vienna. whenever on precision doppler 12 you start to see this shading of light blue or teal stayed. that's where the snow is coming down a little bit more there. it's still generally light snow communities. notice back to the west of cincinnati and southeast indiana we're starting to see these little breaks in the snow where it's not coming down much at all there in around madison, dna, little breaks coming in, so there's areas that will begin to see almost flurries come through instead of the light snow over the next couple of hours. but you get the pictures. i'm going to expand the view out here again and notice the light snow does continue back into portions. central indiana now, so it's going to be several hours of this light snow continuing. the next two hours this is a loop i