kyla: i love it! randi: on monday, when you role in with your gucci and gold outfit -- starting out in the upper teens. miami university, 25. as a kid head out to the school bus stops this morning, bundled them up. you don' wrapping them up like the little brother from "a christmas story. cohen temperatures, upper 20' s. high clouds are building in, but definitely milder. lisa: proof the brewing industry is alive and well. the multimillion dollar ccccc expansion inspected to bring more ccccccc@ jobs and beer to the queen city. @cccc@ccccccc by some fans ccccccccccccc are wondering about a handful of voters after ken griffey jr. locked up a spot in supers town. who are those writers? a live look through city cam. 6:40. we h lisa: welcome back. a multi-million dollar expansion means more beer in cincinnati. madtree brewing has announced it will move to a new location to keep up with demand. as wlwt news 5' s miriah turner tells us, it not only means more brews, but more jobs! kyla: the owners of matchin

kyla: i got to meet this family. just amazing. starshine hospice believes that children do their best in their own environment, and the landefeld family has seen this first hand. their daughter, scarlett, was diagnosed with just a few months to live, but that was six years ago. annie and her husband, ryan, have given scarlett the best life possible with the help of starshine' s services. the landefelds have been given access to so many life-enhancing experiences for scarlett, such as music therapy, crafts, and relaxation, thanks to starshine. the approach really is to make the best of every day. >> it' s really not about going home to die, it' it' s about going home and working with those siblings and going to the kids' schools, and helping everybody wrap themselves around that family. kyla: and when the time does come to say goodbye, the nursing community really steps up their presence for the family, and also offers bereavement services for up to two years. you can find out more about scarlett and starshine on our their facebook

kyla, what were you saying? kyla: do we read to -- really need to go back? a burnt orange bentley with peanut butter leather. it is a coupe by the way. i drove one in my previous life. [laughter] kyla: here is a look at the travel times. 21 minutes on 71. 17 minutes on 71. we are seeing that slow traffic. . into an accident off the let' s check in with randi rico. randi: it is all about timing. it looks like we are going to see the snow really ramp up between 3:00 and 5:00. it could be an issue tomorrow. what will be an issue tomorrow , winter is here. more snow tomorrow. into the 20' s. we have lake-effect snow coming off of lake michigan. into canada. big deal right now, but it is going northern plains tonight and this time tomorrow morning. i would expect to see snow time tomorrow morning. we have sunshine on the way for air. 8 degrees right now. it feels like zero. we are sending this afternoon, but we will only make it to the upper 20' s. . tonight, closer to midnight, flurries start. the big batch of snow will hold off until after 5:00 a.m. at times, n

let' s check in with kyla. kyla: we have some construction to talk about now. we have talked about the overnight closures north and southbound. tonight we will have various rolling roadblocks. they will block off all of those lanes and at times it will be northbound and at times it will be southbound, and it should be short between 11:00 tonight and 5:00 this morning. a lot going on along 75 between mitchell and the norwood lateral. date time travel should be just fine in this area. hopple with a new ramp and a new bridge. let' s check in with randi rico. 50' s, 60' s? you are just getting crazy. randi: we had temperatures in the 20' s and 30' s this afternoon and then several rounds of 40' s. 50' s by the weekend. a little bit of something for everyone. 29 downtown. lawrenceburg, 28 degrees. most places, upper 20' s. cloudy and surely -- chill this morningy. for the drive home, expect temperatures in the mid 30' s. mark: thank you. hate skimming the grocery aisles for the exact food item you you. their new service spreading to area stores. mark: inspiring thos

kyla woods, what is going on? kyla: here is a look right now on the lower deck of the brent spence bridge. in covington, we have a broken down vehicle off to the shoulder . it is partially blocking the far right lane. traffic is able to ease by. once you make it onto the bridge, you' re good to go. and you are really good other parts on the roadway. 75 and butler county, north and southbound looking like it is moving close to speed. southbound five is picking up in so. these are easing right along. updated. mark: thank you. new details this morning on a tragic bus crash near hyde park square. lisa: a woman and her father work it as they walked across the street. ve learned overnight. dan: good morning. people. it is a very busy area. from what we understand, a father and daughter were here enjoying a day together. they decide to walk across the crosswalk across erie avenue. they were hit by a metro bus. police say the two were hit by the 51 crosstown bus before 8:00 last night. there were no passengers on the bus.

``let' s checking the kyla woods. ``any problems? ``kyla: we have an accident on ``that ramp. ``this is from 275 eastbound from ``i-75 southbound. ``which it has, you are able to ``see a significant impact. ``we may see a few delays. ``this is on the ramp from 275 to ``i-75 southbound. ``we are not seeing yellow pop-up. ``hopefully, they will clear it ``soon and won' t see those ``residual delays along 275. ``62 miles per hour northbound on ``471. ``if you are hopping from the 275 ``interchange in northern ``kentucky, you are looking at a ``quick six minute commute over ``the bridge into downtown ``cincinnati. ``we are are the starting to see ``things pick up. `` that is were you are going to ``see the potential for ``re-freezing. ``mark: thank you. ``a dramatic drop bush is the ``stock market to its lowest level ``in nearly two years. ``the dow was down more than 500 ``the pledge was tied to a steep ``drop in crude oil prices, which ``sank 7%. ``lisa: a plane headed to ``cincinnati had to make an ``emergency landing in our ``hartford, connecticut. ``the flight the internation

kyla: there we go. each custom capsule contains the all-natural liqueurs, bitters, and juices to make the perfect drink. some of the flavors available now are cosmopolitan, margarita, sex on the beach, and zest martini. i like that more than the car. [laughter] lisa: i do like that. i wonder if they have the price and what is the proof on those? i would be happy to test that out for you. we are like scientists. thank you. we have an update on the faa' s mandatory registration of drones. the agency now says more than 181,000 drones have been registered since the database began 2 1/2 weeks ago. the faa launched a new app this week that tells consumers where they can and can' t fly their drones. do you play the brain game app lumosity? the california company behind it now must pay a $2 million fine for claiming its games can improve your brain function. the ftc says there' s no science to back up the claims. under the settlement agreement. , lumos labs must give customers an easy way to scrap their auto-pa

chilly kyla woods. kyla: i did not mean to offend you. here' s a look outside as you get ready to head out for that morning commute. 71 looks good both northbound and southbound. light conditions is what we are dealing with right now. really not a big abundance of traffic out there. 275, the loop is clear. near cbg, things look good. 75 at western hills , absolutely no problems waiting as you head out side, and we will hope that will remain the case as we head to the morning. breaking now, an officer rushed to the hospital. and an active search for a mark: this is all happening in brown county, specifically newsroom with what you have learned so far. andrew: we' ve learned that the officer involved in all this was flown from brown county to u.c. medical center by aircare, an indication he is dealing with very serious injuries after an altercation with the suspect. but the way this all happened leaves a lot of unanswered questions. a police officers stopped a man on the street about an earlier incident, and then fell out of radio contact.

kyla woods is here with more. kyla: two people that are very happy about the weekend. a cincinnati native got the shock of her life when her boyfriend proposed to her and wlwt was in on the surprise. it happened at tina' s bar downtown. she travels all over the country for every bengals game. her boyfriend flew her into the queen city for the big game against the pittsburgh steelers. what she did not know was what he had planned all along. >> would you make me the happiest man in the world? >> i love you,t too. kyla: as you can imagine, she was shocked. this is a playoff game she will never forget -- for better reasons than most of us. [laughter] lisa: we are checking some stories trending this morning. mark: a traffic camera captured a rare site. a snowy owl through -- flew right by the traffic camera lens. the owl was probably hunting nearby prey in a field. lisa: a picture of erica boyfriend hunter reconnecting very serious car crash. neither remembers how it happened. their pickup ended up seconds away from hitting an overpass bridge support. they received messages

kyla: mr. zinnecker walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a delicious pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think look under the contests tab for details on how to nominate your favorite teacher. mark and lisa? lisa: the efforts continue to help the family of a local firefighter who lost his life in the line of duty. last night in blue ash, a boot was passed around to raise money for patrick wolterman' s family. the old fire house brewery and the fire house grill worked together for the fundraiser. they also have a beer named after wolterman and the profits from that go to his family. mark: still have about six months until the best tennis players in the world come to cincinnati, but today is a big open. this afternoon, tournament organizers are going to announce major gifts to three local charities. this is going to benefit children' s hospital, u.

kyla: no problems right now. randi: flurries and snow showers of the 71-75 split, but it will be a wildly force no caps off. kentucky will get hit the hardest. adams county, brown county in ohio. the questions i have received more than any is how much am i going to get? is a -- is a generic response you need? the answer is -- breaking it down, northwest, not much at all. southeast is where we are seeing 10 inches of snow. inches of snow of the system. the areas that will be hardest hit are under a winter storm warning which is the areas in think. all of kentucky and parts of claremont, brown, highlands county. if you are convinced -- confused as to why the city of loveland, it is in both counties. in the southeastern communities. winter storm warning. advisories in purple. the areas least impacted by today' s storms are to the northwest. butler county, fayette union , you guys could see flurries and light snow showers, but that is not a vigil for you. hamilton, middletown, and even toward springboro. as we look a

mark: kyla, thank you. a portion of state route 48 in warren county is going to honor a soldier who died in afghanistan in 2012. the stretch between i-71 and state route 38 will be named the sergeant first class bobby lee estle memorial highway. the lebanon native died in was set to come home from the war zone. he served two tours in iraq and two in afghanistan. now an organization dedicated to veterans is coming under fire. lisa: new reports are raising red flags on how the wounded warrior project spends its money. cbs news and the new york times both investigated the organization and the conclusions were similar, the wounded warrior project is using nearly half of its donations for salaries and lavish events. similar charities dedicate more than 90% of their budgets to veterans. wounded warrior ceo steven nardizzi spoke to the new york times and said he is trying to model the organization after companies that get it right by treating employees well. the popular fitness tracker fitbit. class action lawsuit

kyla: mr. zinnecker walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. very, very good. if you have a teacher you think go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab for details on how to nominate your favorite teacher. mark and lisa? lisa: i know you enjoyed it. we are checking some stories training this morning. mark: check this out. this would be a two-headed turtle. the super cool/freaky animal showed up at a miami animal hospital where it got a clean bill of health, which is rare for similarly unique turtles. the little guy is headed to a new life at a zoo in the philippines. lisa: cereal lovers stepped up to pet the rabbit who will be houston-based bunny named cinnabun will appear on the new release of trix cereal boxes. the tiny ball of fur beat out 7500 other rabbits in the company' s nationwide search for a new mascot. this is the first time

saturday, a decent i know kyla woods appreciates that. kyla: even the chance we' close to 50. randi: bring it on. morning. we' get us started. this is 471 and 275. northbound, you can see clear roads and that will continue through northern kentucky. a very quick five minutes over to the daniel carter beard bridge. all green in those lanes heading over the bridge into downtown cincinnati. a great start, except for milford, where we have a closure on 28 and branch hill guiney pike. mark: when jimmy fallon has now placed -- pledge to help those in flint. lisa: the daunting tax season is officially here, so get your w-2' s ready. what changes you can expect to see in your tax forms this year. can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... lisa: good morning and welcome back. hope you had a great weekend. we are going to be warming up this week. it was benjamin franklin who said something to the effect of, "nothing is certain but death and taxes." mark: but it can certainly be said that filing your taxes this year

``kyla woods has more on the ``driver watching over ``kyla: it is a great story. ``we could all help each other. driver. ``his job, to act as a good ``samaritan for drivers in need. ``his vehicle is decked out with ``everything he may need for ``helping people on the road. ``even if it is just setting up ``all. ``nothing. ``sean says the people he helps ``are often stunned, but thankful. great idea. ``we are checking stories trending ``this morning. ``mark: one dad is gaining cool ``points for helping his sons lose ``for a seahawks fan, look at his ``dad. ``tying a string from the tooth to ``the football. ``taking the two with it! ``lisa: score! ``mark: yikes! ``lisa: there it is on the floor. `` caught on camera, watch this ``little guy. ``this is an epic frolic in the ``snow. ``not much there. ``mark: nice! ``i love it! ``a new york town has come up with ``a unique way to turn it into ``the department of parks and rec, ``hosted down with water, it is ``already frozen from the cold. ``worker said it will take a few ``days to get the ice rink just ``right. ``it li

kyla, thank you. lisa: first, a philadelphia police officer is in surgery right now after he was ambushed while siing in his police cruiser. he was shot three times in the arm and returned fire shooting the suspect three times. both are in the hop. the officer is expected to survive. also breaking, the power ball jackpot has grown to $700 million. the drawing is tomorrow night. we'll tell you the odds of winning coming up a it will late -- a little laettner the newscast. alabama father in jail after drug and weapons charges after police say the two overdosed in their baby's room at children's hospital. wlwt dan sutter is live with more on the charges and this case that really is shocking. bring us up to date. dan: wesley randers is sitting here at the hamilton county justice center. in the last 24 hours he's gone from being the parent to a child at the hospital to being in jail. he was found unresponsive at children's hospital. he was found after a sus suspected children's hop. he had a loaded gun in

let' s check the roads with kyla. kyla: if it looks wet, it is eyes. -- ice. our interstate travel has been decent. the same here on 71. the corridor inside to 75 looks pretty good -- 275 looks pretty good. right now, the only issue is plainfield road because of a water make -- water break. with more and a look live at the scene, let' s send it live to enter -- and are -- and rew. andrew: we are still watching -- clean up. where i am standing now, if this is definitely ice -- this is definitely ice. there is still water flowing here from this water main break. plainfield is closed by montgomery road. water is still flowing here. they brought salt trucks to try to minimize the ice on the roads. even when they did this prepared , they will still have to do with cutting through the ice. that is difficult since we r&b singer digits. so becomes -- are still in the single digits. this is a process that we have to go to to pinpoint where the break is an "shut off -- and get lisa: thank you for the update. developing this morning, police are still working to make an a

let' s go to kyla woods. kyla: luckily montgomery road is still open. that gives folks a main there a their affair. emergency crews are still on the scene. you are still able to access montgomery road. getting around that area. 71 at red bank off to a good start. very light over on 75 at hopple , and a little bit of a break from construction. traffic is moving along pretty well on the interstates. mark and lisa? lisa: thank you. the cold weather has many local schools delaying the start of class today. mark: there are nearly 80 school delays and closures running at the bottom of your screen. among them, norwood schools are closed today due to the sub-zero wind-chill temperatures. edgewood, winton woods, fairfield, and the mt. healthy school districts are all on a two-hour delay. cincinnati public schools is a on a two-hour elementary school bus delay. many districts don' t want kids standing at the bus stop or walking to school in the cold weather. remember, you can get a complete closures on wlwt.com. powerball fever is bringing on another rush for tic

kyla: good morning. as you get ready to head out for your tuesday morning commute, we have been really off to a decent shape since the very start of re looking at 26 reagan to cvg. warren county, 71, about 17 minutes from the kingsmill area over to the norwood lateral. on 71-75 where we find traffic increasing in volume northbound and southbound, but still no issues. here is a look. considering northbound into the 275 and into northern kentucky and into cincinnati, still good let' s check in with randi rico. a few wet roads, but no issues. randi: just a few light showers. the big issue is preparing for temperatures are falling quickly this morning. we started out at 50, and we will make it down to about 35 through much of the afternoon. the cold snap is a short one. this afternoon, tomorrow, then 50' s on tap for the upcoming weekend. temperatures are about to fall. you' ll notice much of ohio and kentucky in the warm air right now, most in the mid to upper 40' s. indianapolis for the cold front passed b

lisa: kyla, what does the big picture look like? kyla: a lot of yellow on the map. we don' t usually see this this early in the morning. we rarely see it on an ongoing basis, but we' re seeing a lot of yellow, quite a bit of red on 71-75 through northern kentucky. we want to give you a picture of how much things are slowing down. live drive with andrew setters the ronald reagan, that is one area that really gets dicey when we have these types of conditions. you will need quite a bit of i want to give you an off interstate view of one of the ramps heading on to i-71, near mason montgomery, traffic is very, very slow. very snow-covered as well. that is kind of what you will see outside of the interstate. here' s a look on the interstates hopping on 71 or 75, just seeing snow-covered roadways. travel lanes are able to make their way through. we have not seen too many accidents are far this morning. hopefully, we will continue that trend through out the rest of the morning. we will check again in just a few minutes. lisa: thank you. a new poll shows bernie sanders is ex

``kyla woods would have what to ``look out for on the roads. ``lisa: how crews prepare for the ``snow and how they are helping to ``keep people out on the road safe ``on the way into work. ``>> from cincinnati' s wlwt, ``leading the way. ``this is wlwt news 5 today. ``lisa: salt trucks are at the ``ready. ``we are expected to be getting ``hit with a blast of white stuff ``over the next few hours. ``south of the tri-state, drivers ``will be in rush hour. ``when the heavy snowfall hits. ``5:00 a.m. on your tuesday. ``mark: several school delays ``enclosures. ``bottom of your screen. ``lisa: team coverage in the ``you prepared for the winter ``weather which could put a snag ``in the morning commute. ``mark: let' s get right to randi ``rico for the latest on the ``forecast. ``what is the timeline now? ``randi: the first no showers are ``on the way in. ``but our heaviest burst of snow ``of the morning commute. ``8:00, 9:00, 10:00 in the ``morning. ``if you take a look, you can see ``areas to the southeast of the 71 ``corridor, a couple of light ``fl

kyla: no problems right now. randi: flurries and snow showers of the 71-75 split, but it will be a wildly force no caps off. kentucky will get hit the hardest. adams county, brown county in ohio. the questions i have received more than any is how much am i going to get? is a -- is a generic response you need? the

wlwt news 5' s kyla woods tells us more. kyla: pretty incredible here. this video shows what he saw when he rescued deeper -- people from an apartment building fire. you can see on a firefighter' s helmet cam as he climbs a ladder to the window. for backup. then in a heart-stopping moment, , the tenant hands the firefighter her baby through the window. he then lowers the infant safely to another firefighter. six other adults were also rescued. the building owner heard about the fire minutes after it started. the owner says the damage could have been much worse without the smoke alarm. he thinks a homeless person got into the building and lit a fire in the back stairwell. the owner says he plans to install more smoke detectors in the hallways. fortunately no one was hurt in , the fire. lisa: we are tracking some stories training this morning. mark: as you can imagine, most of them have to do with the cold weather we' re dealing with across a large part of the country. check this out. lisa: temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees in northeast m

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kyla: our biggest northern kentucky. we want to remind folks in the area, you will have to use in the area. plant. a lot of emergency vehicles and still a very active scene as you can see from the picture. you can use cougar path or langley. that will do you around the closure. you may be able to use right boulevard to feed into of the sidestreets as well. at the entire area is going to be very busy until crews are able to completely clear the scene. looking at the interstate travel, 275 at hamilton picking up in the northeast direction toward i-75. elsewhere across greater cincinnati, butler county, 75 looking light northbound and southbound will build over the next hour or so. we will continue to update you must -- and let you know once the cnet hebron has cleared. expect closures at this time. arco thank you. several unanswered questions regarding a deadly shooting in westwood. dan griffin is live at the scene with the latest on what we know about the investigation. dan: good morning. this latest shooting as frustrati

randi rico and kyla, good morning to you. happy friday. i know this is your favorite day of the week. when randi came in this morning i said happy halloween. it is orange and black they for crying out loud. randi: it kind of feels like we are in the october weather heading into the 50' s today as now. we have rain across much of the through clinton county. already started. the leading edge as it rolled in , called the nothing couple of limited slick spots. that is no longer an issue as our temperatures continue to harrison at 35. 36 at -- 40 closer to downtown. your planner today shows the rain already here. still rainy at lunchtime. steady rain coming to an end. we won' t will -- rule out a 50. 8:00 tonight, 48, press the pause button. temperatures are pretty steady. we will look at where you can expect for the bengals game tomorrow in a couple of minutes. kyla: happy who day. i hope you are wearing your orange and black. here is a look at the road at 71 at victory parkway north and southbound, we have been telling you this morning and yo

kyla, how are the roads with that sleep makes? -- sleet mix? kyla: we are mostly just wet. hopefully, it will cause you to many problems. it is light in nature. here is a look at 7175 north and southbound, a little heavy. friday, kids like to get out the door early so they can leave early this afternoon. at kellogg, traffic is clear there and light. in butler county, 75 looks great at union center. we will keep you updated all morning long. lisa: a nail-bitter on the road, could uc survive, a final second push at u-conn. mark: next in sports an outcome, the cats may be remembering come march. lisa: could a famous cereal icon be replaced by the real thing? who this little guy is coming up next. outside live on your friday, it , i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoi

kyla woods, good morning. kyla: we have been off to a mostly clear start with a couple of incidents here and there. 74 at was a woman right near the 275 interchange, rings are moving right along. we are dealing with evenly spread volume in both directions. in warren county, 71, still looks good and a bit heavier southbound on the jeremiah closures, nothing that will slow you down either northbound or southbound. let' s check in with randi rico. randi: the seven day forecast does not have a single day with a high temperature below freezing, so that is a good. and. temperatures this morning on the cool side. we are in the 20' s, but way better than last week. cvg is 23 degrees. wilmington right now sitting at 24. after school, the sun will be out and temperatures all the way up into the ortiz, -- up into the 40' s. mark: we may need a recount for the heisman trophy, the police officer showing some areas moved some serious moves in a pickup football game. a live look outside , as we get off to a clear and mild st

kyla, how are the roads? kyla: we had been off to a great start this thursday morning. we continue to see really, really great conditions out there. we have an accident-free. to route four. just a minute bump if you are traveling over to the lateral. seeing about three or four minute increase their. starting to slow as you make your way from kentucky to cincinnati on the brits spence bridge. lisa: 6:50. a police officer assaulted. his weapon missing. mark: why investigators no who was responsible. deadly bus c mark: ridley police officer assaulted and rushed to the hospital. mark: andrew setters is live at uc medical. andrew: the officer was flown to be treated for his injuries. he has been released. we are trying to find out more. if happened downtown ripley. officer john amole stopped a man on a street about possible outstanding warrants. he was found down with a broken nose and broken job and flown to uc medical center where he was treated and released. police are looking for looking for the officer' s gun. 26-year-old kyle moore now charged with felonious assault fo

. >> but first, here's kyla out on the roads. kyla, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it is a good day to stay inside everybody. we are rolling on spring garden. i will tell you how the roads look when we come back, a lot of plowing to be >>> backlog on the pennsylvania turnpike is clearing up, at its peak more than 5,000 vehicles were stuck near the somerset and bedford exits, bus caring the temple university women's gymnastics team was among the vehicles that got stuck. the red cross and the salvation army are providing meals for those arriving at the shelters. >> and, other parts of chester county, many busy roads remain covered. >> yes, "eyewitness news" in paoli where you can see, right there, those mountains of snow just piled up. plows were working through the night, clearing the streets. fortunately, not many wires down, in the trees in the county, no reports every any serious accidents. >>> now, this snow is casino of like white gold for private plow operators. this struck driver earned his monday any king of prus

kyla woods it is one of those mornings. kyla: if you are traveling through certain parts of we have a broken down tractor-trailer here. maybe an accident or they are just woken off -- down off to the side. traveling lanes starting to slow a little bit. we are keeping a close eye. we also have the accident on colerain, between blue rock road and loretta lynch. we do know there is a fuel leak. maybe use some of the side streets that go into an out of colerain. traffic still looks good in both directions. six minutes to get you into downtown. just starting to get heavy as you head into cincinnati. lisa glenn frey, one of the : founding members of the rock band "the eagles," has died. complications with rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis, and pneumonia. frey formed the band with don henley in 1971 and they became one of the most successful songwriting teams in music history. glenn frey was 67-years-old. mark new developments this : morning surrounding the report on widespread match-fixing in professional tennis. the

kyla? >> reporter: and the snow is piling up in haddonfield, but you can see, there is still plenty to plow. we will talk about how the roads are doing, when we come back, stay with us, everybody, cbs-3 will be right back. >> all morning long, checking on conditions from area roads. >> one last time with meteorologist, kyla grogan, she is out in haddonfield, kyla, a lot of snow out there. good morning. >> hey, good morning. well, you know, a lot of this snow seems like it is pretty good for making snowballs. i have to tell you. but as you can see, here in haddonfield, you know, kings highway is behind me, but on this road, they still have a lot of work to do. see the guy hine me here, trying to get snow out of the way. people coming out on foot kind of checking it all out. but, most people staying home this morning, and i think that is really your best bet. because, again, some of the major roads might be okay. but the minor roads, it is still going to be a problem for you. in fact, we've g

kyla: dr. webb said it was imperative to have her students here to see this achievement, because now it not only opens doors for her, but for them, too. she hopes her students remember this day and her message. lisa? lisa: thank you. happening this week in fairfield, students are learning how to stand up to bullies, and anti-bullying speaker will join the kids for three assemblies. the intermediate school is hosting upstander week. you' re looking at a similar rally at glen este. the school has planned activities in different subjects each day. hoxworth renewing its call for blood donations as temperatures drop. this month you can get a free coffee mug. every donor through january 30th will get an "every drop counts" mug. hoxworth says it especially needs minority donors. it' s hosting two big blood drives. the first is on martin luther king day at the freedom center. then january 26th, the queen city blood drive takes over the duke energy center. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate foreca

kyla: like clockwork. our else. traveling along 471, things look good. 65 miles per hour from the 275 kentucky. date, bellevue, newport, fort minutes to get your to the we' volume headed in the northbound direction heading into cincinnati. that is typical for this time of the morning. no problems to report right now. lisa: thank you. people along the east coast are continuing to dig out from this weekend' s historic winter storm. mark: plows have been working around-the-clock to clear the major roads in the nation' s capital. people were also taking part in the clean-up efforts clearing sidewalks and digging out their vehicles so they could return to work. it was a similar scene in brooklyn, new york, which was pummeled with over two feet of snow. lisa: you could call the snow storm a love storm. messaging on dating apps was up 139% over the weekend. new york city got 27 inches of snow, and perhaps people were feeling less picky while hunkered down because likes were up 66% in the big apple. philly, which had 22 inc

``kyla: so far so good. ``this morning, we have not seen ``that snow move in and in fact ``most of our roadways yet. ``off to a good start. ``we will continue to cover that ``18 minutes on 74. ``if you are heading from the ``indiana side to i-75. ``out of butler county, 17 minutes ``on 75 southbound. ``17 minutes on 71. ``but we have a broken down ``tractor-trailer on the ``northbound side of the jeremiah ``morrow off to the shoulder. ``traffic is still very light. ``we will check again at the top ``of the hour. ``lisa: 4:55. ``we are checking some stories ``that are trending this money. ``mark: one car in buffalo will ``need far -- something stronger. ``the car was parked along lake ``erie. ``overnight. ``in the middle of winter storm. ``strong winds sent the waves ``splashing up over the rails ``covering the car in ice. ``what you do not see is the other ``side of the car which did not ``get splashed it all. ``lisa: not nearly as impressive. ``a minnesota family is making ``good use of the snow by building

kyla woods, what is the latest? kyla: good morning as you get ready to head outside, 275 at route 4, there was an accident. it looks like they may be clearing out of the way, this emergency vehicles. traffic on the ramp is able to move past. we did have some blockage on the ramp. this is 275 at route 4, backup to hamilton. almost 30 minutes on the stretch of 275 from 74 jarell 4. you can see traffic picking up the southbound direction out of butler county. 15 to 20 minutes, maybe 20 minutes in some spots. 71 in montgomery road through the area near kenwood, traffic slowdown both northbound and southbound in that area. 275 has been a close spot for quite some time now. a lot of pretreatment went into the overnight area but they had to redo that work at the snow is out on the ground. you have to make way for them as well. 275 is very very slow from route 32 up to i-71. the 471 corridor is very slow northbound. southbound looks to be moving along pretty well but that extra time is necessary. if you are using 471, 7175

randi and kyla are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. al re we going to see anymore snow this morning? randi: check out this map. right now it is 31 degrees colder than it was this time yesterday morning. in dayton, a full 40 degrees colder. we are starting out cold and windy. the wind is anywhere between 10 and 30

explaining how the sailors ended kyla? >> kyla: ten american sailors captured when drifted out of international waters and into iranian waters. they both have technical investigational system and got word of detained sailors and reaching out to counterparts to secure them, and there are no reports they mistreated and we spoke with sixth seth moulton about the incident. >> member of armed services committee, trust investigating this thoroughly, getting to the bottom of what happened and making sure it doesn't happen again. >> kyla: sailors got medical checks and to be in good health and secretary kerry was thanking iranian counterparts to make sure the sailors were in safe while in custody and, of course, released. live in washington, kyla campbell, fox 23 news. >> daniel: president plans to talk about the economic progress made during administration. first stop will be omaha, nebraska. tomorrow the president will head both areas have seen the unemployment rates fall by 2%. last night the president said he has been inspired

``mark: kyla is standing by. ``snowfall may or may not hit -- ``there is some construction that ``is scheduled to take place. `` crews are planning on shutting ``the lane sound for more work. ``this same project took place ``last week between 11:00-5:00 and ``we will see again tonight. ``here is 75 and mitchell. ``the speeds are still looking ``pretty good even with the snow. ``we will continue to keep you ``updated. ``mark and lisa? ``lisa: thank you. ``there will be punishment for ``bengals star vontaze burfict. ``mark: it' s the aftermath of ``saturday' s penalty and it will ``now extend into next season. ``burfict was hit with a three ``game suspension without pay to ``start the 2016 regular season. ``the nfl is going after the ``bengals linebacker for this hit ``on antonio brown during ``saturday' s playoff game. ``the league says burfict' s action ``placed his opponent at ``unnecessary risk of injury and ``should have been avoided. ``the nfl considers burfict a ``repeat offender since he had ``violations du

this morning to break down the numbers that just came out within the past 30 minutes, kyla. >> kyla: good morning, daniel. a huge surge last month. 292,000 jobs added. that keeps the unemployment rate steady at 5%. some of the biggest job growth was seen in professional services followed by construction and healthcare. 6 million people are still working part-time because one full-time job and number dropped more than 750,000 people throughout last year and wages were up two and a half percent over the prior year, that's number economists say steadily improving which he. massachusetts unemployment rate even better than the national average at 4.7% and new hampshire has one of the lowest nationwide 3.2%un employment rate. live in washington, kyla campbell, fox25 news. >> julie: south korea responding to north korea latest propaganda and some is unusual. using loud speakers to broadcast weather reports and news reports across the demilitarized zones and pumping south korea pop music into the ears of people in the north. the music includes songs like pop singer si made famous with the so

. >> first though we check in with kyla grogan out on the roads.> yes, if you are thinking of hitting the roads this morning, you may want to slow your roll, folks, because it is cold, it is icy, and you might be the one dealing with this, the car that's plowed in. we'll talk about road conditions, when we come back, stay with us, cbs-3, coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. make any day a pancake day with nutella - spread the happy! ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >> you saw kyla out there for all of those people who owned those cars stuck, kyla? >> not easy wake-up call. you can see here, i'm in collingswood, haddon avenue. wayne, you'll need some plowing done. >> this main drag in haddon, is doing okay, but here is the problem. if your car was park on this street, you are socked in with the snow. i'm meteorologist and tell you that these two people coming out

kyla campbell is live in fired shots first. >> kyla: fbi and oregon state police they all went down in traffic stop. some of the protesters that took over earlier this month were driving on nearby highway. police and agents say they pulled over two vehicles which led to a gun fight with the protesters. the group de facto spokesman was reportedly killed. lavoy finicum and ammon bundy and protesting what they called a federal takeover and land grab of private land. we have reaction from the bundy brother's father and he is known as activist. >> known as land grab and comes to show you how far the federal government will go to kill people. >> kyla: bundy ranch claimed on facebook claimed the man had his hands up in the air but shot three times. we expect more information from conference scheduled for 1:30 this afternoon. live in washington, kyla campbell, fox25 news. >> daniel: marty walsh tells fox25 he is not sure if fight over space saver or parking space and either way asking people to stay calm. >> not get to point where it is violent and last year there was incidents where people go

good morning, kyla. >> kyla: look at video as explosions was in tacarda today. officers ended up in gun fight with attackers and killed all two other people died in today's attack. one of the explosions happened outside a starbucks. company put out statement saying one of the customers was injured but all of its employees are safe. indonesian authorities believe isis wanted to copy the deadly attacks in paris and attack tourists as well and isis planning to attack in indonesia. i reached out to contact at the white house a couple hours ago for reaction to the terror attack, but so far i haven't heard back. live in washington, kyla campbell, fox25 news. >> julie: during the 6:30 newscast firefighters worked to put out hot spots still flaring up. the fire started in second floor kitchen of the apartment on pine street. the fire then got into the walls and spread to the third floor and other apartments. a neighbor ran down the street when she saw the flames and started yelling for everyone to get out. we are at the scene this morning and we will hear from the nab i

kyla: you are showing off. i am looking forward to it. here is a look outside for you. 75 at mitchell. the construction is out of the way and all lanes are open. we have construction on 71 between 275 and near the ronald you could see a single lane closure into the early morning. this is 71, 75 at mount scion, and things look good all the way into cincinnati. we will keep you updated all morning long. lisa: xavier university is heating up. mark: the team' s latest game and the opponent that gave them a run for their money, coming up in your morning sports. lisa: and america has a new favorite comfort food. news 5' s miriah turner has the details on a new study and what it' s saying about america' s taste buds. mark: taking a live look outside this morning on a wednesday morning. 29 degrees. it is wednesday already. lisa: good morning and welcome back. it is wednesday. trending this morning, what could be the last rodeo for one of football' s greatest players. mark: say it ain' t so. miriah turner joins us now with the details and other st

kyla: i hadn' t seen wednesday so far this week. we will enjoy those warmer days. 17 minutes on 74 from the indiana side. 18 minutes from the split into downtown. very clear conditions on 71, and that is the case into downtown cincinnati. a great start on this thursday. lisa: thank you. mark: some texas residents received a surprise at the pump on wednesday. the ag producers cooperation in sunray decided to show some customer appreciation in a big way. for just a couple of hours, people were able to fill up their tanks for just 39 cents a gallon. and in case you were wondering, the price for a gallon of gas has not been that low since 1969. lisa: a new gerber baby has been crowned and just look at this this is isla, the 7-month-old from michigan. she beat over 170,000 babies to win the spot in the iconic baby food brand competition. she' ll appear in a gerber ad. her parents will receive $50,000 and $1500 in gerber kid' s clothes. and all for being adorable. mark: turn off the adorable meter. it is broken. and a tv classic and famou

kyla woods has a news 5 traffic kyla woods has a news 5 traffic update. kyla? today sunny skies until mid afternoon. highs should hit the low 40s and stay there well into the night. so rain showers are on the way after 6-8pm. it will rain off and on through around sunrise on tuesday. maybe a flurry tuesday evening. highs climb late in the week to small town world, i love the country girl >>> back at 7:30, monday morning, january 25th, 2016, and it's a pretty one, despite the fact that so many people are digging out this morning on the east coast. a massive storm blew through over the weekend, we'll have the latest on it coming up in a couple. >> on friday, we'll do a segment on how to shovel properly without hurting your back. i watched it. maybe i didn't watch it well enough. >> i take away that you watch the show when you're off. >> impressive. >>> the headlines today. the first votes in the presidential race will be cast in iowa a week from today. in the latest polling there, donald trump leads ted cruz on the republican side. democrats clinton and sanders a

kyla: we did get outside. not so much with a dog that poops. park and play in the clear snow. things look good as far as interstate travel, very clear. watch out for shoulders that could have some ice on it. the side streets in your neighborhood might be a little tricky. this is 71 at montgomery road. our travel speeds look great. in this morning, a few extra minutes will not hurt. the interstate travel should be these side thoroughfares could be more tricky. 71, 75 in covington looks good with a few extra clouds south bound. lisa: there were plenty of winners and losers at last night' s golden globe awards. mark: who got a standing ovation for their performance. lisa: good morning and welcome back. an exciting night for hollywood' s best at this year' s golden globe awards. mark: miriah turner joins us now with the details as well other stories trending this morning. miriah: some well-deserved awards went out last night, along with some surprises. the film that seemed to sweep the night away, "the revenant," starring leonardo dicaprio. it took home best motion picture drama,

we are talking highs back into the mid-upper 50' s. ' kyla: do not tease me. we are seeing pretty clear conditions to get us started. this is 71 at red bank. hopping into warren county, no problems. 71, 75 looks good at dixie highway. looks like some flashing lights on the southbound side but it is off to the shoulder. forest park or butler county, here is a look at 747. things are great here and not hopefully we will keep things this smooth. lisa: thank you. recognition for a self-less basketball standout. mark: ahead in sports, a better-than-expected season just north of here, and the player who' s earned the title prime-time performer. lisa: outside live on your tuesday. 4:40. stay with mark: good morning and welcome back. nice and clear, but temperatures are changing. lisa: a victory for the answers in genesis ark encounter exhibit in kentucky. mark: miriah turner has the details and other stories trending this morning. she keeps an eye on that social media for you. miriah: the group behind the ark encounter in grant county has now won a legal battle over

kyla: it did feel warm when i stepped outside, honestly, so feeling the improvement. as you had outside, certainly seeing greater conditions than we were dealing with a couple of days ago. 74 at 275, we have reported northbound to 74 west so they have close that ramp. hopefully it will not remain there too long. 75 at mitchell, traffic completely reopened after overnight construction, and over on 71, things look great. if you are having to warren county, all lanes are clear. lisa: thank you. a proposed new law in ohio to protect your pet. mark: how lawmakers are looking lisa: cold and flu. but disinfecting with lysol can. because lysol wipes and spray are approved to kill more types of germs than including those that can make you sick. for a healthy home this cold and flu season... miriah: a live look at the radisson all lit up in green. we will check in with randy for someone your forecast. trending this morning, amazon offering deep discounts to selected members. mark: joining us now. miriah: it is not for all the members. it is more for the gamers. amazon prime mem

kyla: the biggest issue in servants ilverton. any areas where you are seeing that looks wet are going to be ice. our travel time slot pretty 13 minutes on 275 on the northeast corner. 16 minutes down to the lateral. we have clear lanes north and southbound at u.s. 42. lisa: thank you. we are checking some stories trending this morning. mark: a man on the lam sends a selfie to police. the reason -- he didn' t like his mug shot. 45-year-old donald pugh is a wanted man in lima, ohio, after failing to appear in court for a drunken driving case. but pew didn' t like the pictures police posted. so he snapped one of himself and sent it in with the message, "here is a better photo. that one is terrible." the lighting is better in this one. lisa: he looks good. a man who loves snow in maryland isn' t letting the mild winter get him down. walt park is such a big fan of the white stuff, he made his own . he did it with the help of an some pipes and his 15-year-old daughter. the first time he used the machine, he was able to create about a f