larry davis was there and has more. >> reporter: maysville is a virtual ghost town. everything went moment early. the bosses sent them home.

this week for students at miami university. week could be very stressful. as local 2 news reporter larry davis shows us some 4-legged stress. >> at the 7-oaks farm, some of the therapy horses here, are being groomed for a road trip. they will be heading to oxford to provide stress relief for students at miami university. red is the tiniest of minis. 27 inches tall and 80 pounds. dallas and denver will be transformed into uniforms of the day. minis are good at what they do. providing elderlies, for chirp and even college students. >> personalities, overall demeanor. they are not biters. they are not kickers. they are easy to train. >> oh, boy. >> no sooner does lisa mode open her trailer in oxford, denver and dallas draw a crowd. >> this is not real; right?. >> how often do you see a little uniform nodding around campus. >> as the many horses hook their way to campus through the armstrong students, there's a crowd of students awaiting their arrival. you think that justin bieber was arriving on campus. >> waiting for 45 minutes. >> was worth the wait >> definitely. >> do you feel less stressed o

hear from local workers about what happened to them and the issues they face today. later at 6:00, larry davis is going to be joining us. he will explore the question that everybody is asking, why was it so bad this morning with so little snow. paula. it was -- another plunge. this is how it ended. one point, it was down 500 points. john schmitt's port folio manager, joins us with a look what's driving the markets down. . >> and it should be a good thing. and you should buy more gasoline. it's cheaper. >> and oil falling about a year ago. it's really a result of slowing, concern of a slowing economy. started as an oversupply situation. we're producing of the country, massive amounts oil. and we started cutting back. saudi arabia is ready to pile on. and since then, it's been more after demand concern in the last few weeks. that's why the markets have been more on the edge. particularly china. starting to arrive. >> people at helm, goes to the gas pump. how low is gas compared to where it's been? >> it's very, very cheap. gallon of oil is cheaper than milk. >> and based on inflation >> inflatio

larry davis, local 12 news. >>> grant county got a blanket of snow. that's where brad underwood is off interstate 75 with how people are getting around down there. what's it like where you are? >> reporter: well, we just had a guy who thought he was in a souped-up car movie. people enjoying doughnuts in parking lots. but the last couple of hours, crews have been able to catch up. earlier after that first wave at 3:30, 4:30, that's when the people said it was tough to get around dry ridge. once the snow began to fall, visibility became a problem. both on the roads and in the skies. from clear to wet and snow cover, a place covered, a place you didn't want be. >> reporter: as night fell, the roads got course but for susan being in this mess is something she did on purpose. >> i'm recording like as i drive just to see, you know, if i don't see something like any kind of view out there, just taking pictures. >> reporter: after making a few trips around town, conditions became too much of a problem her. >> i passed through here earlier. they are not out th

horizons, staying warm is all that's important. >> when i go in, i have a night. >> mazeville, larry davis, local 12 news. we'll have updates from the weather authority, along with the latest closing and delays. breaking alerts for you. updates from the five meteorologist, anytime, download the weather authority app from i use it and . >> suspended juvenile state judge, tracy hunter, is not going to be serving time. and judge is sentenced in six months, for having illegal interest in a public contract. hamilton attorney, she interfreared from her job. and at which time she could have been taken into custody much the supreme court ruled that would be improper until the state court heard her appeal. >>> center for disease control, will reconsider travel, because of a virus that poses a risk to zeckia virus is spread by mosquitoes. and including under developed brains. all of the zeckia cases involved women who travel. cdc, will consider postponing their trips. women who will become pregnant p>>>> >> saddle up for an exhibit coming to the newport aquarium. seahorses unbridled fun. ten species

on i-74. 40 car pileup on 74. larry davis is out there live. what's the status right now? >> as you could see in my shoulder, there's a line of semis, other vehicles, as far as you could see, on i-74 here. these vehicles are not moving they are not moving for a while, after a spectacular chain reaction crash earlier today that involves some 40 vehicles. >>> the same was unbelievable. one semi after another after another piled on top of one another. cars against car rails. some people caught in the middle took pictures of what they saw. it started around 11:00, when the weather took the turn for snow squalls moved in the area very quickly, covering the interstate with snow and ice. tractor trailer was the first to jackknife. other vehicles slammed into one trying to stop. vehicles went into the middle of the ravine. people were trapped inside the vehicles and had to be rescued with the jaws of life. some drivers say the weather went from clear to white out conditions in a matter of minutes. >> i haven't heard any information, people on the scene. we did have a squall come t

74 and dearborn county near the indiana ohio line. both directions of the interstate are closed. larry davis talked to drivers caught up in the chaos. he joins us live from west terraceon. hi, larry. >> chaos indeed. people who are sitting in semis and are lined up in westbound 74. they have been sitting there for the better part of six hours and they will stay there for a while. a roll of steel fell off during the crash, creating a huge hole apparently in the pavement of the interstate. those who came away unscathed say this is the day they will never forget. >> it was simply up believable. one semi after another piled on top of another. some went down ravines. these are images taken by some who are among the lucky ones, who did not get hit or injured in the chain reaction crash. they say snow squalls caused visibility to go from clear to whiteout conditions in a matter of minutes. jim talent, tony p.b. and dan lang were driving from indianapolis. they described what they saw and what they heard. down traffic and you look up. you see a semi sliding towards you. and i felt -- like jim said.

the hospital room at the couple's young child. it's a story debra dixon first broke on twitter. larry davis is live at children's and more on the reaction from the head of the heroin task force. hi, larry >> the mother who died here has not been identified as of yet. court documents obtained by father as leslie landers much they say he was found unconscious in the child's hospital room bathroom with three hypodermic needles. : one was loaded with heroin and the other was stuck in his arm behind a locked rest room door: they say what happened may sound shocking to a lot of people. they say the people addicted to heroin are shooting up anytime, anywhere, whether restaurants whether it be a hospital bathroom. >> it's not the person anymore. it's not the people. this was heroin. >> he heads up the heroin county task force. he says what happened today points to the power of heroin addiction. sources tell local 12 news, a 32-year-old man were visiting a 7-month old child who was a patient at children's. they say both went into the bathroom of the hospital room and injected heroin. the medical sta

. >> it's worth more than $5.6 million. local 12 larry davis is live at the uc campus and why it won't >> rob, some of the highlights of the settlement announced today, 4.8 million will go towards the dubose family. dubose's 12 children will receive free tuition from the university of f of cincinnati. the school is issuing an apology and is also going to erect a memorial to samuel dubose on campus. today, both sides inched a little closer to closure. >> uc police officer ray tensing's body camera shows him, shooting and killing, an unarmed sam dubose during an traffic stop. protest that followed received national attention. tensing was later fired and charged with murder. in reaching an out of court settlement, uc and the dubose family put the case to rest dubose's daughter is the administrator of her father's estate. she took part of the >> at times, i wanted to walk out when they were debating stuff. they were putting a price on my daddy's life. at some point i wanted to walk out. >> both sides stressed the agreement is not an admission of guilt by the university. >> it's an acknowle

5:00. he's about to shut down for the day. the people in mazeville, they are in for the night. larry davis, local 12 news. >> mcdonald's closed? >> that really says something. i could hear the kids too. looking to your left. skwa. >> local 12, meteorologist, will being tracking it continuously. we continue to update the bottom of your this small-business owner is looking to expand. how can a bank help? at huntington, we love working with small businesses. all these businesses are too small. what we need to do is merge them. florist, coffee shop, bike repair, architect, funeral home. now they're big enough for me to take seriously. you're scaring the townspeople. relocated. helping you grow. just another way we're looking out for your business, . >> welcome back, #:38. everybody is sitting back. you know what happens, as we go out. reporters get told, get your stuff ready. sydney is one of those, driving around the snow. sydney has found some snow. haven't you, sid. >> i found snow. i got lucky because we get into the warm news trucks. i'm with the photographer, mike d. he's the one driving

out of trouble. this class hopes to bring the number lower. at the hamilton county courthouse, larry davis. >> durk the program, veterans must meet with the va doctors, classes a as >> the standoff between an armed militia group and law enforcement in a wildlife refuge in oregon may be nearing an end. three more people that may be hold remain in custody. and they are saying five left in the compound. they may want to leave. there's a warrant for one of the men. one, may be willing to stay until they drop the charges. police arrested the leader. spokesperson robert lavor militant, died in a shoot-out with police. >> let me be clear. it's the actions and choices of the armed occupants, left us the way to die. >> they began as a protest over federal land ownership. anniversary of the spaceshuttle disaster. all seven astronauts, as you may recall, died. including teacher crystal mccullough. them. >> what hamed, it was sure disbelief in an unwillingness to accept that we really lost the vehicle and the crew. surely they had aborted. the crew is okay. watching it over and over again on tv, reali

. >> larry davis, local 12 news. >> it's not just the grocery stores. larry explains the rush on hardware stores, ahead at 6:00. local 12, up to the minute closures. the area crews are working on a battle plan to stay ahead >> the 54-year-old faces two counts of aggravated arson. court documents indicate he tried to set multiple fiers. people were able to use surveillance video to identify bond. he's locked up on $35 thousand bond. >>> funeral services, for an ohio police officer killed in the line of duty. officer thomas cottrell's body was found late sunday in danville. that's northeast of columbus. police say the girlfriend of hershel jones called 911, to say he had weapons and was looking to kill an officer. jones is in custody and is expected to be charged with murder. they indicate the services will be 11 saturday morning in the campus of ohio state university and central ohio technical plans call for a color guard, bag pipes and police escort from the funeral home to the campus. >>> we have an update of a story we're following for weeks. a young fire survivor, upstate new york, is

. >>> unfortunately bad behavior was limited to the field saturday night. and after the game. larry davis joins us at paul brown, what brittle rivalry, where fans are having more time in the day to drink before the game. right, larry. >> that's right, rob. things are a lot quieter. right now, paul brown stadium, than they were friday night. and despite games, always provide fans a little more time to tailgate and to drink. the rest is not surprising. what stands out here, some of the victims of assaults were women. >>> the gain was billed as the bitter battle between the division rivals. things got nasty on the field. in the stands, there was the ingredients for trouble. passionate fans with more hours than to drink. still more than six people, with fans, were arrested. >> 65 thousand people for a and 8:15 against the steelers play-offs. people know they don't have to get up in the morning. they tend to drink a little more. six arrests. >> five of the six made their first court appearance today. the charges were mostly assault, mostly linked to alcohol. there was martin cook, accused of u

bearcats pick up a nice win, mick cronin had a family matter after, so here's larry davis. larry davis: "like all coaches we're not satisfied, our staff isn't, mick isn't and we can get better. we've got to rebound the ball better. that's one of the last pieces for us. temple drove it on us too, but the last real piece is we've got to rebound the ball." buckeyes had their against i-u last time out... trailed rutgers by 2 at the half tonight, then went bonkers. keita bates diop - 3 of his 14. then it's kam williams, yes i kam. had 14 points off the bench. the bucks running away with it now, and aj harris lobs to marc loving, lovin' it strong. buckeyes had 55 in the second half, they cruise 94-68 jer bam vo tonight, cleveland is getting the same hue we knew in cincinnati, but this is hue, in different colors, and with a lot more on his shoulders. the browns were the first team to offer him a head coaching gig, and he took the bait. it's an uphill battle up north. put your phone down and look at these numbers. 2 winning season in 20 years. hue is the 4th head coach in 5 years.

crossed redding road. grand jury indicted the driver of the car but the police is yet to find him. larry davis live in bond hill. >> and one year later, the memorial is still up here, not far from the stretch of the road. the stuffed animals are still here. they are still in pretty good shape. the balloons have been deflated. on as it's alleged the man responsible for her death will be cut. >>> yesterday it was a tough day for asia's family. the sisters say they share a lot of memries and shed a lot of tears. crying. and having to think about it and being in the same house she's trying to live in. >> used to be outside with each other. used to mess with her. prank call her phone. >> and one year ago last night, asia could be seen in the surveillance video, wearing a blue coat sitting on a metro bus. moments later, she was hit and killed travelling north in redding road. later, the silver bmw was recovered. the windchill was recovered. he was later indicted by a grand aggravated vehicular homicide. dangerfield also had five previous dui convictions >> this is very frustrating. this is a terribl

of drug possession, carrying a concealed weapon and having a weapon under disability. at 5:00, larry davis looks at security concerns raised oen what happened as well. >>> we can see a little rain and some snow this weekend. >> rain-slick roads led to a lot of problems. they are to blame for a truck crashing in the house. luckily no one was hurt. inspectors are making sure the house is stable. and officers closed 122 until salt could be put on the road and the road is now open. the question, what are we dealing with tonight. what are we dealing with tomorrow? the answer, erica collura with the no wake weather center. we're going to see a gloomy, 24-36 hours. even on sunday, it starts to get gloomier and it got gloomier in the weekend and we have temperatures that are fairly mild for the gloomy conditions we're sitting around the upper 40s and 50s. dew points is pretty much right there and that's why we have fog and drizzle. we have seen the showers developed in the last hour or so. light rain around camp springs, northwest of highland heights, fort thomas, downtown cincinnati, where we're

ahead of the game next time we have some significant snow. it's smooth sailing in paris avenue. larry davis, local 12 news. >> that's good news. thank you, larry. >>> the cincinnati department of public services needs your help. if you know the troubled spot in your neighborhood. and to relieve the workers sips midnight. they will be hitting the trouble spot during the morning hours. >> snow that caused misery has moved on. >> tim has a look what's in store for the rest of us for no wake weather. >> when the temperature is 10 degrees colder than freezing. the road surface, you will have problems no matter what you do. then they go out and plow the streets. the salt has little to do with the snow that initially came fairly quickly this morning. it piled up. and it will cause a problem, surface temperatures 22-23 degrees. one to three inches of snow. officially it will go in the books 2.3 inches, northern kentucky international airport. clouds in the area right now. all of the snow well east of cincinnati. you could see it moving out of the area. we're tracking yet another storm to the west o

news at 5:00, we'll hear more from friends of tyler casso. live in west chester, local 12 news, larry davis. >> two suspects still at large. if you know something about this shooting, call crime stoppers. >>> there at least three winning tickets in the $1.6 billion powerball jackpot. they were sold in tennessee, florida, and california. none of the winnerses have come forward as of yet. the winning numbers are 4, 8, 19, 27, 34, and a powerball of 10. now, a woman from upstate new york, who is staying here in the tri-state because she's having financial problems is one kentucky's million dollar powerball winners. >> i actually had just got home numbers online and had no idea that it was that big of a prize. >> that's all right. linda bought three powerball tickets from the travel center on richmond road. she bought them on the way home from a temporary job. one of those tickets was a million dollar winner. linda says she probably won't quit her job, but the money will help her and her three children. there's one in hazard and the other in paducah, they haven't come forward yet. that million

. >> reporter: nancy and larry davis say they had to leave. the gas company is taig saig there will be no long-term health effects. do you believe it? >> no. i have a biochemistry degree, so i know. i-- i don't trust eye don't believe that. >> reporter: infrared video shows the enormous plume spewing from a damaged well in the hills above porter ranch. air quality measurements from independent researchers show elevated levels will of methane, 67 times above normal. could be two months before drilling is complete on a relief well, one short-term fix called for burning off the leaking gas, but state regulators are concerned that plan could cause an explosion. >> there's just this holding pattern that the community's in. >> reporter: paula cracium is president of the neighborhood council. >> we have people that were in the process of selling their home here. they now have two homes because that one fell out of escrow. you have a home up here that you can't sell right now. >> reporter: along with the fear that their on town will never be the same.

to p >> some local teenagers are dealing with the loss of a >> she attended milford high school. larry davis has reaction from some who knew her. he joins us live with what they had to say. larry? >> it was an emotional day in milford high school as grief counselors hope to help the students and faculty of a 16-year-old girl who was described as many as a member of the family. >>> it was a tough day at fillford high school as students and faculty come to grips with the death of lauren millfong. >> dealing with the tragedy of the loss of lauren. we're speaking to and sharing the positive stories about her and about the person she was and character of the person. >> milford high school principal, lauren willphoung was always optimistic and had a smile that would light up a room. motivated, ambitious. she was a junior taking college courses. day. >> and sunday afternoon, lauren left work in the indian hill winter club and was driving road. ohio troopers say she lost control, overcorrected and lost the center line. colliding head on with the suv. aaron gentry, the key to overcorrecting is to slo

. >> 18-year-old was shot outside his home yesterday afternoon. he later died. local 12 larry davis joins us live from the westchester police department with how those two, people who knew him remember him. larry? larry? >> reporter: since the shooting yesterday afternoon, westchester police detectives are trying to come up with the leads in the case. one person was charged as you mentioned. two others are still wanted. police are trying to figure out what led up to the deadly shooting of a recent high school grad. >>> police say three people were involved in the shooting of tyler casso in the home in westchester. brook is the girl's brother. >> o'donnell says casso last year.

. >>> state of emergency as the snow continues to pile up. local 12, larry davis. >> brad, what i'm saying. mazeville is a beautiful town, as we know, it. it's very picturesque. you could see. things have improved quite a bit. i think everybody is pretty much stayed in for the evening to write out the storm. >> coming to mazeville in the aa highway, you inch your way down the hill. snow plows were out in full force. cars and sidewalks are being cleaned off. david says, the city is under a level one snow emergency. it means, you need to drive with caution, due to the blowing and drifting of snow. while some cursed the snow, others are enjoying it, even finding any hill to go flooding. i think it's like, it's fun for the children. there's a lot of ice on that way. >> and they are having fun. she's worried, the people are out here driving in this. even people driving, are having a lot of fun. they are fishtailing up and down the street. and sure find the things, they are going to have trouble in today. there's an mcdonald's. the mcdonald's is closed at 11:00 in anticipation of the snow. we've

. the judge found a 14-year-old boy guilty of raping a 14-year-old girl at the party. local 12, larry davis with more every parent's nightmare. disturbed. the teenage boy took advantage of a teenage girl. he's disturbed those in the party did nothing to project the victim. there are lessons for teens and their parents. >>> prostitutors say the party took place last fall after a football game. the court documents say the mother of the teen hosting the party was out of town. alcohol was available as well as marijuana. the 14-year-old victim was heavily intoxicated, slurring her words and hardly able to >> the 14-year-old male decided he was going to take advantage of the situation and engage in sexual conduct with her when she was in a situation where there was no possible way for her to consent. says the boy sent text to friends telling them the girl was very intoxicated. while the boy stood trial and convicted in juvenile court, no charges were filed against the homeowner and other teens in the party. >> it becomes difficult to prosecute and they specifically, meant for them to rape her. i

. >> i never knew larry davis was a belief very. >> yes, i was just thinking if only they could take exams for you that was a great story. seven oaks farm miniature therapy horses believe people have the ability to provide care back to horses to complete the cycle. >> the organization provides miniature therapy to the university of cincinnati. >> power cord recall. the new warning from apple about it's popular chargers. >> plus trying to nurse triplets. an expert gives new moms a few ideas that are useful for all coming up on good welcome back. a woman from sharonville who had triplets raising awareness of a common complication. it makes it difficult to breast feed newborns. she says if she didn't know about it there's a really good chance other moms don't either. i asked the experts at tri health how this mom got some special help from ear, nose, and throat specialist -- >> this couple welcomes -- welcomed three babies into their family and they thought they faced every concern because after all these little girls gave them a total of 12 children but christine says when it came

building a massive noah's arc tourist attraction has won a legal battle in the state of kentucky. larry davis shows us how the battle, withdrawal of the potential tax incentive worth millions. larry will have more on the answers for genesis. . >>> 5:30, joe webb shares a housing trend that's made its way to northern kentucky and it's raising some eyebrows. covington businessman wants to build a home in the city's west side neighborhood out of two recycled shipping containers. this is a concept that's been used successfully all over the world. and at 6:00, some teenagers were looking to get high. concoction of gasoline and soda. the case from a small town near nashville is getting national attention. john lomac will share the frightening story that every parent wants to know about. that's coming at 6:00. >>> thanks. >>> and taking a look at traffic 75, kyle lane. fair standard at 4:49 in the afternoon. any danger of any moisture? >> no sun glare. stepping up the evening. if you want to grill out, feeling bold, there's some that says grill out, when it is this cold. >> bring your grilled out fo

their farm and headed to some higher learning. they were little horses. coming at 6:00 tonight, larry davis say why the students there went wild for the adorable animals. >>> defense attorneys, prosecutors are gathering expert opinions for former police officer, ray tensing. tensing is charged with the shooting death of dubose. they are offering opinions on the videos that tensing is carrying. and in a story you will only see on local 12, deb will show us the interpretation of the video. rob and i will be back here at 5:00. we have at cut-in-hill. it's a little slow movement. no rain on the horizon, today and tomorrow. >> next chance for rain, will be on sunday. we'll have a second disturbance to track on tuesday. i know it's back to january, february. we have a list of thunderstorms tuesday night. i'm not going to spoil -- promising a warm-up all week long, for the weekend. cam. it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, as mr. rogers would say. that's if you like sun. promise decreasing clouds and we got it. in the star 64 transmitting tower. we have one cloud in the sky in the far right p

hospital room where the parents of 7-month old from alabama overdosed in the hospital. local 12, larry davis joins us and is in coriville and how the hospital is addressing security for their friends and family. >> it was shocking to hear, two sparnts shotout heroin in the hospital room of their young child. weighs more shocking, one of the guns are prohibited at chirp's hospital medical center except for police officers. . >>> a statement from children's, says the hospital has trained personnel in all of the campuses. the police officer in the main location, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. as security personnel maintains constant controls, one visitor noticed tighter security inside. >> they have tight security, watching everyone's room and who is coming in the room. i was wondering why it's so locked down like that. >> earlier, westly landers faced the judge on drugs and weapon charges. police say he was found inside hospital room, a syringe in his arm. his wife mary was dead on the floor. police say he was armed with a loaded handgun, which he was not supposed to have because of a prev

were released on their own recog niz alps or released with low bonds. and live in the newsroom, larry davis, local 12 news. back to you. >>> ahead at 5:00, brad steinky has more in the fallout for saturday night. and at 6:00, look at how prime time may impact cincinnati's image across the country. >>> and deputies will probably be wearing body cameras in the next couple of months. they told commissioners why the cameras are necessary. the cameras will cost more than million dollar. and as george hirsh tells us, the money. >> not going to do it. >> shoot me. >>> this dramatic body camera officer catching a homicide suspect last year. the richmond officers didn't have body cam. now hamilton county sheriff officers are likely to get cameras, too >> we're moving forward to take the lead with the body cameras and to be the standard for other agencies both locally and nationally. >> sheriff jim neil, bought 270 body cams, cost $7.4 million. and the feel, body cameras will be mandatory necessary soon so let's go ahead with the curve. >> to outside influences, so if you are going to ask did the >>

> grief counselors were on hand to help students and teachers. 16-year-old laura worefong died. larry davis has the latest on what we know about the crash. >> it was a tough day as their own. the day was to simply process what happened in the past 24 hours and also to support one another. >>> 16-year-old lauren willfong was a junior at the high school. students says she left in the winter club and was driving along the stretch of willford road. she lost control of her car, overcorrected, crossed the center line and slammed head on into an suv. she later died at bethesda hospital. students were at the high school. and for some of the students, it was the first encounter of a deg of -- of a death of someone close to them. >> teach them and work to them with that comes working with young people in situations, it's the first time they are dealing with. >> brad, we mentioned that troopers said lauren overcorrected. that's what happens to a lot of drivers young and old. hear from advice on what to do to avoid overcorrecting while driving. and also as the students mourn the loss of lauren willfong

shooting that took place. the police made new arrests in the death of 18-year-old tyler casso. larry davis joins us live in westchester where police have wrapped up the news conference. hi, larry? >> quick look at the westchester police. they say they have found for in connection with the case. they say it was a random act and not planned out. >>> 20-year-old, birming hand and rodney, was charged yesterday with the same charges. no pictures available for the alleged gunman. dl1el0marcus staly, charged with robbery. police say while cook and willingham stayed in the car, foster and stallic confronted the brother outside their home and forced their way inside. there was a fight and casso was shot. he later died at uc medical center. police say it wasn't long until two of the suspects turned themselves in >> two of them came to the police station, knowing they were about to get them. that would have been justin cook, arrived at the police station later this evening at 13th, early morning of the 14th. and willingham came to the >> and since the police chief herzal said two people were inside t

. >> closed a lot of schools much local 12, larry davis is live at queen city and harris avenue. show us what the drive home. hopefully a lot better, larry. >> and much, much better, believe me. it is improved quite a bit since early this morning. the hill coming down harrison avenue. treacherous. drivers had an inch uphill and inch downhill as well. that's the case for many commuters. >> the snow started falling around 4:00 a.m. it is cold and every snowflake, seemed to stick. from there, it was all downhill. >> despite highway road crews, putting salt down during the drive to work, snow covered the roads and highways. it made it tough to melt the snow that's on the roadways. during the heart of rush-hour, drivers have a tough time the commute was reduced to a crawl in some areas. >> i thought the city would have had better notice. i did see the trucks yesterday -- and it seemed like this morning, some of the areas, side streets and that, went real well >>. >> late morning, harrison, and it improved quite a bit. basically went from the time being. the drive home from work tonight, wi

road. the driver of the car was indicted by the grand jury but was not caught. tonight at 5:30, larry davis will share the frustration felt by the family and police. >>> we're just two weeks away gun control, a big issue, this election year. jeff barn will tell us where the top candidates stand on second amendment rights. i will be back with rob braun at 5:00. >> looking forward to it. >> taking a look at the traffic. loveland medderra, all is smooth, coming at 4:48 in the afternoon. the question, what will be the question of smooth in the morning commute. >> smooth as being slick tomorrow morning? we're going to have major issues tomorrow. it's not like we're tracking a ton of snow. it's a couple of inches, if that. it's the timing. it will fall during rush-hour, during the morning commute. we will see some slick, possibly snow-covered roads, especially as we go to the mid-morning hours. that's going to cause issues as tomorrow. be prepared. you may want to leave a couple of minutes early, as we're going to continue to track snow moving in early tomorrow morning. atrium weather camera. thi

sam dubose's daughter says she doesn't consider this closure. what she looks forward to is the larry davis, local 12 news. >>> former uc police officer ray tensing has been charged with murder. a trial date is yet to be set. we will hear from the daughter and fiancee of sam dubose about today's development. >>> another big story, the weather. i was outside. we are looking at another frigid night. >> i will go from the car to the office. didn't stay outside lng. erica collura -- >> unsalt the wound. >> how cold will it get >> we will get the similar temperatures to these. five in cincinnati. we had a wind to deal with. we have the windchill advisory in effect up into early afternoon for some of us. we're dipping into the single digit temperatures, but we won't have that wind. three of the counties are under a windchill advisory. we may see wind chills that get right now, we're 14 degrees. we have to go back to march of these. and for low temperatures in the single digits, we have to go back to february. we'll continue to see a very cold night on tap. winds out of the west, 7 miles an hour.

here's the rail ticket you go get that >> certainly don't want to be left not the cold on that one. larry davis reporting. what happens if the ticket scanner rejects your ticket. they'll eject the person in your seat. then they'll look to see who sold them the fake ticket. best add vice get there early. >> a local store is creating t-shirts based on pop culture -- and cincy shirts uses facebook to in s stra gram -- instagram giving their appeal a cincinnati spin. store owners say the idea keeping things fresh. >> people have been great and a lot of people have reached out to us wanting to work with us which is cool. yeah it's basically people are starting to really buy into what we're doing. people love nausea stall shall. stuff -- they have shirts if the bengals win but they aren't releasing details about what it might look like. >> local 12 is your home for bengals coverage starting at 5:00 p.m. we're going to talk to a.j. mccarran. if he thinks he can be the one to end the bengals playoff woes is just the start of our bengals coverage. we're going to be live all night long and cap it off wit

larry davis in westwood. how are you doing, larry? >> hey, bob, not too bad, but i'm a little surprised at this. we don't have that much snow out there and it seems like they have plenty of time to get ready for this, and i would give the streets that i have been on harrison avenue c. for the most part 60% to 70% is covered by snow and people -- i'm going about 30 miles an hour. not too bad for conditions like this and there's not a whole lot of traffic on the streets right now, but my biggest challenge lengyel was coming down the development on the top of the hill at harrison and those guys always do a magnificent job of keeping that hill clean and i was biting all my nails off on the way down, but i made it and then again on harrison it was worse on harrison than it was on that hill. so i'm coming down westwood near the boulevard right now and i see a pickup truck now sliding trying to get up the hill. this is a pickup truck and so you would think that normally he would be able to navigate a little bit better than this. but he's hav

. >> larry: it would be a shame if thomas davis doesn't play in that game. >> stan: he's a georgia boy. of course he'll play. >> jason: we have some rain in play on tuesday. even a little wintery mix. it's going to be a minor event. 50% chance of it wednesday. finally getting warmer by the end of the week.

. >> larry: troopers say that 50-year-old johnny davis of wayneville died in the crash. it happened last night near the clyde exit. davis hit an embankment and was thrown from his truck. he later died at the hospital. they suspect alcohol was a factor in this accident. >> tammy: if you are heading out towards smoky park highway, give time. >> jaclyn: this wreck is stop and go traffic between here and sand hill road. alternate route. keep that in mind. also happening in the candler area, you're going to want to watch out for a downed tree. it's blocking liberty road. crews are on scene now. apd's traffic safety unit will focus on one spot this week. that is kimberly avenue. be sure to take extra caution if you usually take this route. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> tammy: one of the nation's largest zinc processing companies continues to wind down operations. a horse head company spokesperson says the number of workers affected stands at 200. a small crew will stay on to maintain the plant, which started op

larry read said that although team ower mark davis refused early this week to commit to playing in oakland the board is remaining optimistic. >> he said in the past he wants to stay in oakland and we went to try to help facilitate something that will keep temperature here in the city of oakland. >> and on on they need to make e money such as keeping the line for food and drinks down and improving the quality of the food offered at the game. >> for the raiders we need to look at how we can strengthen their revenue here because the question of the long-term finish viability of raiders here, if they can have complete sell outs of every seat and better sales of food and beverage which they get percentage of the money and thes it taxpayer got as portion we would have the opportunity where they can have a stronger revenue picture in a way that benefits the taxpayers. >> stanford economics proffer said that the good place for the oakland coliseum is to start. thank you is right. if you look at candlestick versus levi stadium the number of people who can guilty in there is -- can guilty in there i

we'll see if oakland officials and mark davis can come to a decision. >> excellent, larry. thanks very much. of course, we'll have more as things progress. >> oakland has another reason to celebrate. >> we're here to celebrate making oakland famous. >> the man is a famous offer. >> that story and next when abc 7 news at 5:00 continues. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> back to our breaking news in oakland, it looks like rescue crews are getting very, very close to extricating that plumbing contractor who has been stuck in the sewer line since about 12:30 this afternoon when the trench collapsed on him. >> it's obvious they were giving him pain medication, it's scary and painful. he had a lot of weight on him over the last half hour, so they manage

thomas davis broke his answer for critics that say panthers are just too showy. and the answer is stop us. >> larry: we'll show you. >> jason: can you imagine? broking arm? tough man right there. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow. just barely. i think we'll get to that 50 mark and then we're down to the 40s friday as colder weather moves in. and then the pay off is the weekend. it looks good. low 60s saturday and sunday. >> larry: so good to hear. thank you for joining us.

sports director larry booel has the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody, raiders owner marc davisas in vegas yesterday and might have just hit the jackpot in l.a. because of a decision made by chargers, davis met with casino mogul aidleson about a proposal in the desert but the nfl doesn't want a team in the gambling capital of the world. here's the bigger concern. the chargers announced they have a deal in place to move in with rams but they are staying in san diego in 2016 and try to work out a new stadium deal in san diego. the biggest challenge will be winning a vote to approve 300 to 350 million in public financing. that vote requires 66% to pass. an uphill climb indeed. if the chargers do not move to l.a., marc davis will be there in a flash. to hoops now with a record of 42-4, the warriors have six times as many wins as their opponent today, the philadelphia 76ers were a record 7-40. best in the nba against the very worst. they are miles apart in the standings right now, wasn't that long ago that the warriors were you know, pretty bad themselves not philly bad but still bad

larry. 3 three men from illinois are facing drug charges in le mars.32- year- old cornelius year- old antwaun smith of crete, illinois...and 19- year- old david davy of evanston, illinois...were arrested by le mars police yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented a check for more than 200 dollars to the center. the kids donated money so they could wear a hat in school. the student behind the idea... and the folks at the cancer the effort. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every dollar counts that's donated but there is something special about a child donating their enthusiasm and excitement is just contagious."in all... the students raised a total of 223 - dollars

larry beil. >> still in oakland. one more year of limbo basically for the raiders. >> i it is better than seeing them leave for l.a. what does mark davisnk >>> the raiders have another year to build a stadium in oakland or maybe someplace else. we will see if today's decision by the nfl owners keeps the raiders here or is a stay of execution. when this day began the relocation committee supported the proposal of the raiders and chargers moving to a joint stadium in carson. but that was scraped to build in ingelwood. the rams will lead st. louis and play in the l.a. coliseum until their stadium is done in 2019. the chargers have a choice to join the rams in ingelwood, but it gives the city of san diego one more year to get something built down there. if the chargers gary don't go to l.a. the raiders have a chance to join them in 2017. the raiders were given $100 million to help them try to build in oakland. mark davis is not thrilled with this outcome. jay initially we are trying to get something done in oakland. that didn't pan out. we mida commitment to -- we made a commitment to get to los angeles and that didn't happen. >> do you ha

abc7 news sports director larry beil has the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. raiders owner mike davisy. he might have hit the jackpot in l.a. because of a decision that was made by the chargers. davis met with casino mogul sheldon adel ton about an $80 million proposal in the desert but the nfl doesn't want a team in the gambling capital of the world. but here's the concern. the rams have a chance to move in eaglewood but they are staying in san diego 2016 and they will try to work out a new stadium deal there. the biggest challenge is winning a vote to approve $300 million to $350 million in public financing. the vote requires 66% to pass. an uphill climb, indeed. but if the chargers do not move to l.a., mark davis will be there in a flash. >>> to hoops. with a record of 42-4, the warriors has six times as many wins as their opponent today. the philadelphia sixers were a record 7-40. best in the nba against the very worst. while the sixers and the warriors are miles apart in the standings right now, it wasn't that long ago that the warriors were, you know, pretty bad themselves. not

abc7 news sports director larry beil has the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. raiders owner mike davisgas yesterday. he might have hit the jackpot in l.a. because of a decision that was made by the chargers. davis met with casino mogul sheldon adelton about an billion dollar proposal in the desert but the nfl doesn't want a team in the gambling capital of the world. but here's the concern. the rams have a chance to move in eaglewood but they are staying in san diego 2016 and they will try to work out a new stadium deal there. the biggest challenge is winning a vote to approve $300 million to $350 million in public financing. the vote requires 66% to pass. an uphill climb, indeed. but if the chargers do not move to l.a., mark davis will be there in a flash. >>> to hoops. with a record of 42-4, the warriors have six times as many wins as their opponent today. the philadelphia sixers were a record 7-40. best in the nba against the very worst. while the sixers and the warriors are miles apart in the standings right now, it wasn't that long ago that the warriors were, you know, pretty bad t

larry brown and they are the only undefeated team in the country. big news out of the nba, cleveland cavilers have fired head coach davis black, second year with the teamhe led calves to the finals last season, and right new cleveland has the best record in the eastern conference. tyrone liu will replace him on the bench and already signed a multi year deal. >>> sunday will be full of action, nba college hoops along with the afc championship game. we have new england and denver, tom brady against payton manning for 17th and probably last time our coverage starts with the nfl today at the 2:00 followed by the game right here on cbs-3. >>> we have basketball, on cbs-3. maybe in the locally, in philadelphia, but georgetown and duke and other games. >> go ahead. >> yes. >> look at you. >> yes. >> go ahead now. >> just watch the game. >> we will be right back. >> before you but before we go we want to show you newark, where the snow is beginning to fall steadily there. alexandria hoff telling us little flakes started there and now you can see, steadily falling, as the the storm makes its way up, and to the northern part of our area. >> that looks warm, does

larry beil. >> still in oakland. one more year of limbo basically for the raiders. >> i it is better than seeing them leave for l.a. what does mark davishink abou look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. forged out of bravery, sacrifice, and duty. from all corners of the country, a family for life. ♪ but whether they served in lands far away or communities close to home, some of these men and women may face difficult times or even crisis. but sometimes reaching out for help can be the most challenging and worthwhile mission of all. thankfully, friends, family, and communities are standing by their service members and veterans now more than ever. ♪ we're all in this together. when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line or military crisis line. during times of crisis, reach out and call. dial 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. year to build a stadium in oakland or maybe someplace else. we will see if today's decision by the nfl owners keeps the raiders here or is a stay of execution. when this day

larry.... 3 three men from illinois are facing drug charges in le mars.32- year- old cornelius humphries of chicago...28- year- old antwaun smith of crete, illinois...and 19- year- old david davy of evanston, illinois...were arrested by le mars police yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented a check for more than 200 dollars to the center. the kids donated money so they could wear caps and hats in school. the student behind the idea... and the folks at the cancer center... say they're proud of the effort. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every dollar counts that's donated but there is something special about a child donating their money, it's just their enthusiasm and excitement is just contagious."in all... the students ra

larry has the latest. >> a lot of wheelingif and dealing going on. big time lottery. to use mark daviso l.a. for now. not going to l.a. for now. black hole relocating any time >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. our breaking news from oakland where a frantic rescue effort continues to save a man trapped in a trench. ongoing as we speak a live update from the scene. >> south bay deputy finds himself on the other side of the law. drive through disturbance leading to his arrest7t. >> those stories and more come >> those stories and more come up at 11 over on channel 7 >> a lot hanging in the balance for the raiders and fans. >> a little tense today. larry is here high level stuff going on. >> a lot of people in l.a. thrilled. there's agony in st. louis for people that loft team for 21 years. see it gone. charger fans don't know what to think right now but nfl football will return to los angeles future home of the rai raiders still remains murky of billionaire brass knuckle and owner choose between loyalty and money. you want to guess which way they went. old guard owners like bob and