. >> local 12's joe webb. we'll get to him shortly. but first, we want to get to our weather. through. snowflakes fell across most of the tri-state, now we have a mix meteorologist, brandon orr to expect and when to expect it in your no wait weather. >> we already had a coating of snow this morning. the next round of snow is starting to push back into downtown city. you see from megan's live shot she had snowflakes falling behind her as well. mainly light snow. we had dry air around, right off the ground. that's been eating up a lot of the snow. that's why we had that break the past couple of hours. we do have light to at times moderate snow, moving into florence here within the next couple of minutes. the snow will stick around for quite some time into the early afternoon. all snow right now. expected to mix with rain a little bit as we go into the afternoon. warren county has some light snow at times. it hasn't picked up quite yet. you can see the forecast as we we have more snow and more -- see how it turns over to this green color starting to mix with this little bit of rain as we

. >> no idea when the string of game days will sadly up to an end. xavier campus, joe webb, local 12 news. >> and sounds like fun? jack kerry pitched the idea. he went home and wrote 18 segments. he graduated in may. and producing short comedy i bet he gets one. >> he's on his way for sure. >> conan could bring some rain. >> hi, erica. we will see a beautiful evening. this stretch of great weather, all week long. is running out. tonight, will be the last dry nice mild night. although we're increasingly or decreasingly, getting the temperatures down to the 50s. kind of getting cooler. still in the upper 50s, which is little above average. 79 and state route. winds are a little breezy at 13 miles an hour. dew points are still so low. today, lows we dip down to the lower 30s. breezing in the international airport. we still have a little bit to go. average last date of 32 degrees overnight, april 13th. the latest is may 25th. we'll definitely see winter we're close to 60 in hamilton, and upper 50s in wilmington, winds out of the west and northwest, still a little bit breezy. and high to

the volume here, close to 5 percent, 6 percent >> at least the results should be easy to count. joe webb, local 12 news. >> good evening, to you. we're going to see a pretty nice evening on tap. lots of sunshine, as we look live at the atrium medical center. temperatures are rounding out, below normal. and we do have a 40 degree, and most in the mid to upper 30s right now. we fall to the 20s later tonight. be prepared for a chilly evening. at least we don't have the win like we had last evening. we have a huge warm-up coming our way. take a look at this, at the temperature trend. the big warm-up arrives later this weekend, 50s on sunday, 60s next week. we stay pretty warm all next week. even in the middle of march, it's being looing pretty warm. once we get to monday, average temperatures start to get to 50 degrees. that's where we should be. i think they will stick around for a little longer than we usually see them. and live doppler hd, we stay dry. an area of high pressure has cleared us pretty nicely in the afternoon and evening. clouds stream from the west. this is the next system h

. >> some are organized in schools and civic organizations. local 12, joe webb, finds a unique fish fry in northern kentucky. and it's draws a big crowd. >> seven fries every year, brooks company, makes money for lent. he doesn't believe in making money. he makes it for charity. they dish it and open the showroom floor. marketing four years ago, opens it for this. >> get people in the store, the fact the recession gets back then. it's hard for people, the economy was hurting. i decided to have fish fry during lent. >> and a couple of dozen showed up the first week. 350 people showed up for lunch today. each week, different charity benefits. last week, the fish fry made crimestoppers $2500. few weeks ago, healthy moms and babes netted $3 thousand. this year's charity is the point. charities, volunteer, pass out information and make some money >> we thank them. it's the best fish in town. it truly is. >>nd a they come back. and they come back from all over >> they come back a couple of years from now. it's really quick, easy meal. really good food, too >> it's awesome. the people are grea

another bill would cut the heart of the human rights ordinances passed by several cities. local 12, joe webb joins us in covington, where the city is pushing back. joe. >> covington was the first city in kentucky to pass a human rights ordinance, they call, a fairness order. since then, seven other cities, including frankfurt has followed suit. last night, they voted unanimously to denounce the bill you're referring to, senate bill 180 and reaffirm their commitment to protecting all people people. >>> for 13 years, covington has added a layer of protection, based on sexual orientation and gender identity. >> i think people have come here because they know we're open-minded. we try to be inclusive. those are traits that i think endeared people to the city. >> covington's ordinance, housing and on the job. senate bill 180 would take away the cities ability to do that. last night, they passed a formal resolution to denound it. >> it's so broad in the language. i think they were specific in what they were trying to accomplish. it will basically allow discrimination for any reason, anyplace. >> i

it's a make or break day for some candidates. it's been busy, and the polls don't close until 7:30. joe webb with a looken o how things are going? church. you could see there's about 20 people waiting to check in. about 10-12 people anytime. voting, and all over the county it's been busy. the good news, the headaches that plagued hamilton voters in november, didn't show up. they didn't come back. despite a turnout in hamilton county, things have gone smoothly. >> the board of directions has been honest, the moment polls open this morning. >> board of elections voter, made the rounds to make sure polls were running smoothly. by midday, always good. >> things are going great. all the calls in hamilton county were open on time. voters are being processed smoothly. >> november election was a disaster. technical issues made for long lines. more training, more trouble shooters, made november a distant memory. >> there was a long line. i went after work, when the polls were closing. long lines. it was frustrating after you get >> not this time? it was okay. >> very easy much very easy. fill in the

bridge. created a headache because the order came right after the polls were closing. local 12, joe webb spoke to the judge and joins us in the newsroom. she got a call, they were getting complaints with voters, stuck in traffic. she called the secretary of state attorney jen. she distated an order. it. >> and she said it was time stamped an september to secret of state houston's office >> got a call, two minutes after the polls have closed from somebody, somebody from federal judge susan delot's office. and letting us know the judge provided an oral order for us to hold the policies, open in hamilton, claremont, and warrant counties until 8:30 p.m. >> houston said he received no written order until 2014. hamilton county voters voted until 7:30 and the polls closed, locally, no one knew what was secretary of state. >> sometimes, they are cleaning up the polls, by 8:00 p.m., they have left. >> and they got the secretary of state e-mail by 8:01. not the court order until 8:15. >> made every effort to reach the poll workers and instruct the poll workers on, that the polls will remain open u

local 12's joe webb says you're not alone. 3 the phones are busy at kentucky county clerks offices this week with questions about the republican presidential caucus this weekend.most people are very, very confused. even people who are politically astute and follow politics don't understand what's going.a lot of people is a caucus.even though the caucus is put on by kentucky's republican party...most of the questions are coming to the clerks. they have handouts printed, directing voters to the state republican party's website. there's a link on local-12-dot-com. here's the basic information.if you are a registered republican in kentucky....this is important. if you want to vote to nominate a candidate for president, there is no primary for republicans this year. there's a caucus this saturday from 10 to 4 and you don't vote at your normal polling place. boone county republicans will vote at florence baptist church on mt. zion road.all of kenton county's republicans will vote at summit view school in independence. all campbell county republicans will vote school. one polling place in each

same- sex marriages, and another bill human rights ordinances passed by several cities.local 12's joe webb shares how the city of covington is pushing back. 3 for 13 years, covington has had an added layer of protection from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity."i think people have come here because they know we're open minded and know we're welcoming and we try to be inclusive. and those are all traits that i think endear people to the city."covington's fairness ordinance offers added protection in housing, on the job and with public accomodation. senate bill 180 would take away cities' ability to do that. last night, covington unanimously denouncing it."senate bill 180 is so broad in the languate that i think they were specific in what they were trying to accomplish but it would basically allow discrimination for any reason any place."including the right to deny service to gays and lesbians based on religious reasons. it's the legislative continuation of the battle waged in kentucky after the supreme court allowed same sex marriage. but covington's fairness ordi

here's local 12's joe webb. 3 this is a copy judge dlott's order. she says it was time-stamped at 7:21 and sent to secretary of state jon husted's office.husted has a different story. we got a call at 7:32, 2 minutes after the polls were to have closed from somebody in federal judge susan dlott's office letting us know the judge had provided an oral order for us to hold the polls open in hamilton, butler, clermont and warren counties until 8:30 pm.husted says he received no written order until 8:13. regardless, hamilton county voters voted up until 7:30 and the polls closed. locally, no one knew what was going on between the judge and the secretary of 8:01 pm from the secretary of state's office. some times pollworkers, if they've finished their procedures by 8 pm...they had left before we had even received a court order.long before. poland got the secretary of state's email at 801 but not the court order until 8:14. we made every effort to reach the pollworkers and instruct them that the polls were to remain open until 8:30 and the poll workers did

. >> the little girl is safe tonight, but as local 12 joe webb reports live, the infant was never in any real danger. joe, odd story, isn't it?. >> it's really an odd story. the 3 week baby girl, was never in the car. she was never away from her mother. she is now. because 28-year-old nicole benton is locked up, for a misdemeanor for making this whole story up. why? what we know, she put an entire city on alert this morning for no reason. when nicole benton showed up with the baby, neighbors for 2 1/2 hours, police searched for their car, thinking the baby was in it. they say it crashed and they searched a west side wal-mart, acting on a tip. they went door to door. and cincinnati police contacted the fbi. the assistant, ml1cl0coll lynne was the police department's top priority. >> i was put on alert status to hold on nonpriority runs to completely focus their efforts in locating the child. all total from the beginning of the event at 7:00 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. we did just that. >> all for what appears to be a big fat lie. benton is charged with obstructing an official business, making

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the surge from bernie sanders. local 12 has today's live coverage. we begin with hamilton county. joe webb is talking to workers and voters all day long. hello, joe. >> hello, brad. i'm at saint lawrence's church in price hill, where three precincts vote every election day. and they are projecting turnout in hamilton county at around 40 percent. you pointed out, you and paula, there's obvious reasons for that. a whole lot at stake. we have a sitting governor running for president. there's a race in butler's county. even the hamilton county race is last november, hamilton county voters faced long lines and county lines statewide. the troublesome routers that had mechanical problems last fall had been replaced. getting people through with few delays. >> we have provided additional training to the poll workers, where they have hands on experience. we have deployed 116 trouble shooters out in the field. >> now they put a lot of savvy teenagers in the polls, to help deal with new technology. it's called the youth and booth project. we have more coming at 6:00. the latest results, the one thing

. >> local 12, joe webb has been following the story since it first broke. he joins us live, where police joe. >> paula, i could tell you, the new information is really pretty bizarre. as you pointed out, everybody this morning is so excited that the child is reunited with the mother. the fact of the mother is, the 18 day old baby girl was never this is all an roos. the mother, 28-year-old benton is making false charges, making false reports and inducing panic. for those who haven't been following, we have pictures this morning, about 7:00. nicole benton called police, her car was stolen and her 18 day old baby lamillion. the police fund her car at the high school. at some point, 9:20, the mother showed up in her apartment, hey, we found her. everybody is okay. i went to pick up the baby someplace else. what we learned few minutes ago from lieutenant sanders, she made every bit of this up. >> apparently the mother left the home. casing the immediate area as trying to locate the child much she left the home in a taxicab she went a few blocks down the road. return to the child, to the mothe

women's basketball team. and the school is hosting the first round of the ncaa division tournament. joe webb has the more on the lady saints would are arriving an incredible 60 winning streak. >> and coming at 5:30, senior political report e, scott newman, explores whether the candidates could rise above the fray or they even want to. >> it's called the uber of cosmetic surgery. emerging world on on demand health care. we'll show you how it works. >> is it hard to find someone to take your money. >> take a look at the traffic on 71, this is our tower cam way above the station, look down in nor chester way. heading towards the downtown area. things are moving a little slowly as we move through it >> not to the north. >> road conditions are better than they were. and to get rid of it for the time being. >> some people are going to have to deal with it in the morning. >> exactly. we're not seeing any rain or snow. it's going to be chilly. staying mainly dry and staying in the clouds, by 8:00 or so. lots of clouds. we had full cloud cover much and they are not going to, as they have another roun

. >> a familiar place they own the last two years. in crest view hills, joe webb, local 12 news. >> you have to love the comradery and humidity, huh. >> and mount union and gilford are laying now. if thomas moore wins, will play the winners of that. >> and he showed up tiger woods in the golf course. >> anything happen today? besides missing school. >> oh, that's it. hole in one. >> hole in one. how is the young star dealing with the spotlight? we'll show you ahead at 5:30. >> loud, angry and sometimes bould, terms to describe the latest presidential debate, that has some asking, what happened . >> mother and daughter were both wearing seat belts. they were coming northbound and were hit head on. >> mom was 30. her daughter was 8. the police are trying to figure out, why another car crossed the center line, of the busy road, causing the crash of both of the lives. >>> police were back on u.s. 27. they were reconstructing the crash scene, trying to figure >> desiree hensley and her daughter died. rescuers took the other driver to university hospital. as jeff hirsh tells us, this investig

technological college. three years ago, two schools work together, to help students bridge the gap. joe webb reports, two students got a big boost. >> this is a power lunch if there was one. nku students and bobby pollack, who not only picked up the tab, but gave both significant scholarships. >> scholarships is for 4-5 thousand. it means a huge. >> and any type of money. >> pollack accounting and finances. both started in gateway and would have contributed aku's tuition. >> to help two students a year. this is the beginning. we will continue to the program, individuals down the road. >> republican bank will provide similar scholarships. and both bobby and derrick, made a big difference. the opportunity to get a four year diploma, will change their lives and their family's lives. pollack was injured in the marine corp, driving forklifts and cherry pickers. he has three children and scholarship means he could work earlier. >> frees my time and moves me forward faster in doing so, to help them out. >> gwynn is married and has a 3-year-old son. the scholarship hits home for him. feel like i nee

rights organizations. fort thomas researchers wrote a bill on same-sex marriages. and coming at 6:00, joe webb will show us how the leaders in the city of covington is pushing back. i'll be back with rob braun with more. >> and take a look at the traffic. told you this on i-71, and they have moved the traffic. traffic is moving in all lanes southbound. that is good news. we may have more issues. as we approach 450, wet on the actually, 71-75, cut-in-hill. volume of traffic. and this is 71 at montgomery road at kenwood. vol volume of traffic. and that won't be the case with hundreds and thousands of people getting let out of work momentarily. plenty of rain showing up. within the last 15 minutes, we won't see the brighter echoes. spots where we have moderate to at times moderate rain. blanchester, wilmington, 71, 75. same thing for boone, canton. and if you're not seeing rain there, you will momentarily. all the clusters of rain, we're tracking, is moving to the hour. heavier rates, grant county, near crittondon. the cluster of rain will move to canton, campbell and if it holds together, in the

. >> another fridaynd lent. dozen of fish fry. and almost all are on friday nights. local 12, joe webb, found a unique lunchtime fish frye in northern kentucky. it's a business that draws a big >>> in combat, dogs save lives. they charge poor gunfire and attack poor explosives. they save the life of jamie hash much and how the purple heart recipient is bringing his mission to help dogs in cincinnati. >> and a new york man spent half of his life in prison for a murder he didn't commit. >> as lori chunk reports, he's been cleared, released and reunited with his family j andre hatchette, revealing the first days in prison. >> i feel good. i'm glad i'm free. i just want to stay with my family. >> a judge who overturned the conviction in a beating death of a woman, whose body was found. the only evidence in the case, eyewitness testimony of a man who first told police, someone the first suspect was in jail at the time of the killing and couldn't have done it. >> that particular evidence was never, was never turned over to the defense. >> the brooklyn district attorney integrity unit, was co

on i-275 on the prompted a local federal judge to order the polls to stay open for an extra hour. joe webb joins us from the situation and joins us from the newsroom on what he found out. >> judge susan delot ordered the polls to stay open. delot said she called the secretary of state's office and assistant attorney jen on duty said they needed a court order. lot dictated the order over the phone to a clerk. it was time stamped at 7:21 secretary of state has a different story. husted got an order to keep the polls open until 8:30. that call came in at 7:32, two minutes after the polls closed. hamilton county got a notification at 8:01 to stay open. order at 8:14. less than 100 people voted county wide after 7:30, likely have no impact on the race's outcomes. >> in ohio, we're a place where legal issues surrounding elections seem to flow freely. this was the latest and in a line of federal intervention in the courts. >> and i spoke with judge delot by telephone this afternoon. she can't explain her reasoning. felt she had adequate facts to stay open. the federal office stays open just for c

three-story porch. fortunately, no one was hurt when a 100-year-old brick porch fell. i spoke to joe webb, who joins us live from the scene. >> as you could see behind me, most of the debris has been cleaned up. all the hanging debris from the side, has been cut down by the demolition crew. residents who lost their porches, were told by building inspectors, the apartment was safe and they were able to spend the night here. there's still a few people who are still a little skittish. >>> when you look at the debris and what it smashed, it's clear. keeping people safe. the first floor porch is flattened with the tables, still set with silverware, drinks. >> and my boyfriend were i and were having breakfast on the porch. debris started falling and the ceiling started caving in and they had to run into the apartment. >> and sharon lane's daughter, has stepped up inside when things started falling. >> and things will start coming down. she hollered, mom, run. run. that's what we did. we ran to the other side of the building. >> i'm so thankful she was in the house. we were able to not be out th

. >> very good neighbor when it counted. in middletown, joe webb, local 12 news. >> rick mannederra has lived there for over 40 years. >> and for spring break. and the state of tennessee award add contract with a price tag of $4 million, to fix problems, that blocked in both directions, border. table laz. and and. >> and the contractor sh. and at least one northbound lane within 21 days. the entire project has to wrap up by april 15. that is a mess >> >>ed the weight of them and the damage it could do. i guess it makes sense. >> i learned from some friends, the rocks are still falling. >> it's a big state that could make a big difference. with hours left before the polls ahead at . >> voter head to the polls. : they plan to focus on republican rather than democrat bernie sanders. g.o.p. rivals are running their >> i will let them to choose the nominee >> mean tooimg, donald trump told the crowd, and hillary clinton, does not have the strength or stamina to be president. and trump plans to win ohio's primary over state governor john kasich and repeated attacks against rubio and ted cruz

re-sign joe webb to it to your contract according to the agency sports trust advisers. webb is the third string quarterback. webb also play special teams and as receiver. nc state gets a big-time performance for one of their freshman as the wolfpack at the acc tournament to the wolfpack taking on wake forest. the second half state down to in maverick catches fire from behind the arc. not one, not two but a trifecta. their freshman hit a six careers three, six pointers. nc state goes on to beat wake forest 75-72 so the wolfpack advances to the second round and they will face duke. >> i'm proud of our team because i think you was a gutsy win. it wasn't a pretty game necessarily but both teams our guys hung in there and we overcame some mistakes. we overcame some errors and we kept playing hard. >> going to states with a talented basketball team. >> state of kansas to take on duke tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.. the game can be seen on our sister station my 12 tv. the blue devils regular-season series against stay. the charlotte 49'ers are in birmingham alabama during upper conferen

third string quarterback joe webb will remain with north carolina for the next two seasons. most teams don't carry three quarterbacks. webb is unique, not only under center but a key special teams player and played emergency wide receiver and you see it, the panthers also picked up a center today signing unrestricted free agent geno gradkowski, he will most likely back up ryan khalil. >>> what can't steph curry do? arguably the best shooter in nba history. he's got downtime after practice to work on his putting game because apparently he's a pretty legitgolfer. check that out. hits his target. curry, just doing it all and who knows when he's done playing ball, might be the best pga player. here's steph on that long putt. >> hit that one for sure, 194 foot putt? that's buckets. josh: that's buckets. steph curry, unstoppable. >>> each week we get you ready for the nascar race with 30-minute prerace show called "around the track." the first full-time female pit crew member. >> you became the first full-time female pit crew member with michael waltrip racing. you can let me know

. >>> the carolina panthers have resigned joe webb to a two year deal. his agency tweeted earlier this week he had signed the deal. webb has not played qb for a snap during the regular season but has done well returning kick offs covering punts and playing wide receiver and running back in a pinch. the team signed gradkowski to a three year contract backing up kalil. weather and traffic every ten minutes. here's vicky graf and we are already starting out in the 60s today. >> it is already a warm start to the day and we do have clouds hanging over head but you can still see the uptown skyline so that's the good news there not dealing with fog as main concern will be in the mountains. your bus stop forecast by 6:00 a warm start in the low 60s. leave the layers at home. by 8:00 still hanging onto those clouds. as we go throughout the day today it's going to be fairly cloudy but still warmer. upper 70s today but tracking a threat for showers. these won't arrive until later today. a dry start to the day. by 5, 6, 7:00 we could see a few light showers but we a

third string quarterback joe webb will remain with north carolina for the next two seasons. most teams don't carry three quarterbacks. webb is unique, not only under center but a key special teams player and played emergency wide receiver and you see it, there he's got a cannon. the panthers also picked up a center today signing unrestricted free agent geno gradkowski, he will most likely back up ryan khalil. >>> what can't steph curry do? arguably the best shooter in nba history. he's got downtime after game because apparently he's a pretty legitgolfer. check that out. hits his target. curry, just doing it all and who knows when he's done playing ball, might be the best pga player. here's steph on that long putt. >> hit that one for sure, 194 foot putt? that's buckets. josh: that's buckets. steph curry, unstoppable. >>> each week we get you ready for the nascar race with 30-minute prerace show called "around the track." i had a chance to sit down with the first full-time female pit crew member. >> you became the first full-time female pit crew member with michael waltrip ra

joe webb is gathering information going around door to door with investigators. megan moore is on her way to district 3 headquarters. we have got you covered in every spot on local 12 and local12.com will have the latest information as soon as we get it and more local 12 news live at noon. >> jen: we had a bear of a commute for folks at the bottom of the 275 loop earlier. things are starting to clear up. we have a couple of problems. 74 westbound still remains closed just west of the ohio-indiana state line. that's right near mile marker 187 in the west harrison area. jack knifed tractor-trailer in that area. we have several reports of accidents reported to us by the sheriff's department out there icy conditions on the over passes. 74 westbound still closed just west of the ohio-indiana lie. near 32 another spot where we saw issues due to slick records reported. you can see the westbound lane still blocked near 32 which again is an over pass as john gumm was saying before all this have started to happen watch the bridges and over passes. it looks like they are ge

that was former virginia senator and democratic presidential candidate jim webb this morning on morning joesaying he will not be voting for hillary clinton. but clinton did receive some good news today when "the new york times" reported computer logs by an it staffer showed no evidence of foreign hacking. they said the security logs bolster mrs. clinton's assertion that the use of the personal e-mail account to conduct state department business while she was the secretary of state did not put american secrets into the hands of hackers or foreign governments. clinton and her democratic rival are turning their attention to michigan. michigan going to hold their primary this coming tuesday. sanders was in the state attack clinton's position on trade. >> she has supported nafta. i opposed nafta. she supported normal trade relations with china. i vigorously oppose. she supported the columbia free-trade agreement. i oppose that. she supported the korean free-trade agreement. i oppose that. this a criticism of secretary clinton's trade policies, which have been a disaster. all i can say is that sh

it's jim webb distancing himself from the republican party. on "morning joermer presidential candidate said he would not vote for hillary clinton, but did not rule out voting for donald trump. >>> the what, it's a former president detained over fraud in april. lula desilva was questioned for three hours over corruption and money laundering at the state-run oil company. he has denied all allegations of corruption. >>> now to the where, it's on to netflix, the fourth season of "house of cards" is now available. you can decide how this stranger-than-fiction presidential race compares to frank underwood's administration. >>> and by the way, kevin spacey will join chuck this sunday on "meet the press." >>> and more tv in the when. it's later this month. a former trump is heading back to reality tv. trumps ex-wife, marla maples, will be competing on the upcoming season of "dancing with the stars." >>> and now the why. some kansas voters will caucus in st. louis tomorrow. the state gop set up a special voting site for witchta state basketball fans at the missouri va

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