if not the ohio river, what about another river? but the indian militants, shall we say, who had resisted and rejected such offers before st. likely to now not say, yeah, we just destroyed your army, now we will compromise. so what the united states actually does is uses its and the indians go to washington, they are going to go to philadelphia. dinnerve a pretty hectic with the indian delegates because the iroquois and the delaware act as the intermediaries. they are buying time so that wayne can build his army and designing to fight the indian coalition. this, coalition like having a way to defeat their objective, they have to hold together now. so there are different agendas and different ambitions coming in to play. say, well,m begin to maybe a compromise wouldn't be so bad? we are going to have to learn to live with these people somehow anyway, so maybe now is the time to do it. and so by the time anthony wayne leaves with his army to indian 1794, the 1793, indian opposition is a fragment of what it was. it certainly doesn't ha

, way south of the ``ohio river, where we expected ``the snow to be. ``st. paul, kentucky, eight ``inches, heading towards ``almost a foot of snow. ``falmouth, kentucky, 5.2. ``aberdeen, 4.5. ``bethel closing in on 2.5. ``a live look outside tonight. ``visibility improving, the snow ``wrapping up across the area ``right now. ``23 degrees at the airport with ``the biting wind at 14 producing ``a wind chill close to 10, makes ``it feel like 11. ``temperatures way down in the ``20's. ``be careful out there. ``anything that looks wet could ``concerned about some of the on ``with a thin snow cover that came ``down during the dinner time ``hours which could pose a problem ``morning. ``with across the area. ``you see holes developing within ``the area of left-over snow ``shower activity. ``the bulk of that has shifted its ``way over towards the east coast. ``the north winds, more than ``adding a bite to the air, ``that's what basically brought in

lunchtime, you see those snow showers creep toward the ohio river and overspread the ohio river to the east. getting into lunchtime and -- how about 3:00? are the bulk of the snow is east and south of downtown cincinnati. as we hit the evening commute, it spreads further north. we could have slick roads anywhere, but your biggest spot of problems will probably be south of cincinnati for the evening drive your snow showers continue overnight into tomorrow morning. 5:00, 6:00 in the morning tomorrow, snow showers moved out sunshine for saturday afternoon. today, snow is likely whether or not you' ll get hit hard depends on your location. tomorrow, 34 degrees with flurries ending in the morning. sunday looks decent, 38 degrees. monday into tuesday, 40' s. rain may be a rain snow mix. lisa: 4:53 right now. new details this morning on a deadly shooting in winton hills. police have identified the victim as 22-year-old markel combs. police say he was found dead at the scene from a gun shot wound. this happened around 11:00 last night in the 200 block of craft street. if you know anything abou

``once you make it to the ohio ``river. ``very little snowfall will ``accumulate although we will have ``some flurries and snow showers ``off and on through the night ``tonight. ``notice the back edge of the snow ``doesn' t really move much and by ``8:30 p.m. it is pulling away. ``flurries and snow showers will ``continue south and east of the ``metro area. `` i' ``still possible. `` we can keep the jackets because ``it will stay chilly. and for tomorrow, sunshine ``returns. ``that north wind will certainly `` plenty of sunshine and highs in ``the 30' s. `` the next opportunity is monday. ``maybe rain before it turns ``chilly again the middle of next ``week. ``mike: a much different story ``sheree: ``mike: check out the photo of the ``snow. ``upload your photos to the you ``local section. ``sheree: video from louisville ``tonight and the streets already ``covered. ``the kentucky governor declared a ``state of emergency. expected to move ``tonight. ``the east coast. forecast is calling for ``it' s already falling in ``>> it

at lunchtime, snowing south and east of the ohio river. i the evening drive, messy roads are possible. we could see snow all the way it depends on how heavy it is whether or not it is a big issue are not for the evening drive right friday night plans, heavy snow, especially areas south. they go from nothing areas north of 71 up to 10 inches of snow to the far southeastern communities. quite the spread with a quick drop off south of downtown cincinnati. 29 degrees today makes it back to the 30' s as we can and starts to melt that' s no. it is all gone early next week and temperatures get to the 40' s. mulling over their decision on s snow. lisa: how the district' s superintendent battle with whether to close schools or not. >> that is the big question here. we will 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. lisa: -- mark: potentially historic snowfall on the east coast. what impact the greater cincinnati area is going to have with the system. lisa: l

that is south along the ohio river. the evening drive is a possibility anywhere with some light snow falling. you' re more likely to encounter problems south and east of cincinnati. snowfall totals to the north, a whole lot to the south and east. the national weather service has posted a winter storm warning for area southeast of cincinnati. in fact, the entire state of kentucky is under a winter storm warning. while we are on the northern edge, lexington is in the heart of it. could get eight to 10 inches of snow. it will be a huge deal. for us, whether or not is a big deal depends on where you are. winter weather advisory. you will get some accumulation. it will not be as significant. then, you end up with a town significant with kids from preschool. storm warning. we had the storm warning for hamilton. warren, claremont, and hamilton. however, the national weather service does not cut counties in half. even if you are in a winter storm warning. the heaviest storm will be in mount or a and south. we could get ramped u

snow builds in towards lunchtime south of the ohio river. one thing you will notice is that the snow struggles through the afternoon to make it much farther north than where my arm is positioned. it never really gets super consistent over us. it stays fairly steady south and east of the metro, and that is why the heavier totals are expected to folks will to our south and east. 19 for a low tonight. tomorrow,-the upper 20' s. snow arriving. cold winds, blustery. here is the seven day forecast. down to 23 tomorrow night. the rest of the weekend is pretty much on the quiet side, but cold with afternoon highs in the 30' s. sunshine for saturday and sunday. with you. one of the bearcats all-time sheree: could uc pull a customer tweets "bank fees make me physically ill. #overdraft" how do you respond? sounds like a medical problem. i'd send her to a hospital. "hashtag not the bank's problem." at huntington, she can link with her savings account and then we transfer the money for free. we do that. for a fee of $10. to transfer her own money? hashta

a thin line south of the ohio river. one or for the weekend. mid-50' s even 60' s on week. perhaps record-breaking heat before a couple of storms rolled through. as we look at the line nine time you about, this is not an impressive looking line of snow and sleet. it is there. moving to dry ridge, it some sleet and slurry action. further to the east along the ohio river between ripley and more member and manchester, that is where we see some of the sleet and flurry activity it is moving quickly. you can see in the last two hours, heavy sleet at times downtown when it moves there be are moving through seven communities by the time we get to 6:00, 7:00, that line is gone. morning commute. temperatures of most places is near freezing. 32 in mason, 32 in florence, 33 at cvg. we stay in the 30' s all day. it is a week cold front yard we are stuck at 39 degrees by 5:00 this afternoon. it is nearly the weekend. maybe you have big plans. at lunchtime today, expect to be around 35 degrees. it stays chilly through the afternoon. 39 at 4:00. 8:00, 30 six. the futurecast shows flurries

some lake it will not amount to much, the deeper shade of blue is snowfall along the ohio river valley and alsoow west virginia, virginia, this is the more easterly have been easter we have been talking about it will continue to move up the east coast of . it'll be a quiet weekend for us .it the next round of snowfall beginning next week . the mayor of washington dc is bracing resident for 85 and death situation. >> we see this as a major storm, it has life and death indications, dc residents should be considering it that we. moved through dc, to be hit the hardest, scott maclean has more. >> the east coast is bracing for impact with the winterstorm, 75 million people will be affected, 30 million with blizzard conditions, six us states declared state of emergency,ar leaders are taking no chances. >> the people to recognize, do not go anywhere don't assume you will be traveling. quickly treated , we were out yesterday with 500 tracks, in northern virginia. >> washington dc, the nation's capital got aas preview of the storm wednesday into thursday with a light dustingi leaving roadways a

``prevent the snow from moving too ``much farther north of the ohio ``river. ``if you go far enough north, you ``haven't seen anything today. ``just flurry and snow showers ``almost on ``shrinking in scope through the ``next a couple of hours. ``a few more flurries along 74, ``over towards the west side of ``cincinnati on the west side of ``the 275 loop. ``while it's not significant, it's ``enough to put down a thin glaze, ``especially on less traveled ``roads. ``for example on, and off ramps ``out there, they have a little ``bit of a glaze tonight so be ``extra careful if you're ``traveling across the area. ``watch the sidewalks, too. ``to the east, snow wrapping up ``across parts of adams and brown ``county. ``things beginning to improve. ``same story around falmouth, ``williams town and owenton. ``it's probably safe to say the ``accumulations are probably over ``across the area.

this entire mast will lift its way up and at least make an aim at the ohio river valley. if this were going to be a direct hit. we are going to get graced by this weather maker. it makes it very difficult to pinpoint snowfall amounts. one of the reasons why is that the track has shifted south. right now the snow will start south of the ohio river before noon and probably overspread the rest of the area friday afternoon and night. tomorrow evening' s commute could be quite tricky. i don' t think it is going to be so bad in the immediate metro. that' s what we' re looking at in terms of a sharp cut off. there' s no snow for the morning commute but here' s the snow notice by lunchtime the snow band reaches the river. notice how it doesn' move all that much. most of the snow is south and east of the metro area. we will likely see the heavier early. east. in general for most of metro cincinnati, a couple of inches from snow. anywhere from nothing to close to maybe three inches. that is the gradient. 19 for a low tonight and expect snow to begin to arrive southend east. it will make travel

randi: lunchtime is when the snow will start south of the ohio river. by the evening drive, messy road likely. the total will be a wide range. to the north, an inch or so. down to our extreme southeast as much as 10 inches of snow. a wide range of prostate area.

steve. has issued a winter storm tri-state south of the ohio river beginning at 7 a.m. morning and a winter weather advisory beginning at 4 p.m. friday through saturday morning for a few counties including hamilton county in ohio.the computer forecasts are now showing a bit more unity and give us a bit more confidence in our forecast as it stands today. however, a small deviation in the storm track, of even 50-100 miles, it will be an early start for kentucky road crews. they hit the streets at six a-m. drivers told nine on your side please give them plenty of room. many of you spent part of tonight preparing for the weather heading our way. thousands grabbing those gotta-have items from the supermarket before the snow touches down. we sent 9 on your side's john genovese to the newport kroger to find out what items shoppers can't live without. john? craig and tanya -- some of the results were a little surprising. all around the area... parking lots were packed with people expecting the worst... who -- come tomorrow -- don't want to deal with driving cart after cart --with grocery bag

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and this is on the ohio river. this that is all the ice, a tugboat got stuck on the river the guys out there with the ladder. certainly not seeing any like that anytime soon. it's very warm. in fact, no winter weather on the forecast other than flurries. we had some the rainfall, tracking all morning, northern kentucky out toward hillsborough and wilmington, got a few showers, it's dry out of here, and we're mainly dry, a few sprinkles, maybe drizzle from time to time. we have been having the camera, because that is where the temperatures are falling in the 30s, last time you checked in with us, there were no 30s on the map. that was 30 minutes ago, now we're starting to see 36, oxford down to 38, harrison, and the airport is now 39 degrees, it wasn't too long ago, when we were 50 degrees at the airport. that is how fast temperatures are dropping this morning. if you are going out to the bus stop, going out to work, and it's unusually warm, it's not going to be that way for long. the wind switch around to the west b

``it will be starting noonish and ``self of the ohio river. ``heavy for the evening drive for ``most of greater cincinnati. ``as far as amounts, the track is ``variable. ``we are going to see anywhere ``from an inch to the far ``northwest to up to 10 inches to ``the far southeast. ``just in the viewing area, our ``snowfall totals could range from ``nothing to almost a foot. ``it depends on when the divider ``line will end up. ``nge. ``winter storm warning for adams ``county, maysville county, and ``robertsville county. ``you have the best bet of seeing ``the exceptionally high snowfall ``totals out of the system. ``those areas in blue, means ``significant humiliation if ``possible. ``does not mean -- those areas in ``blue means significant ``accumulation possible. ``hamilton county not under any ``watch warning . ``i think that will change. ``everything is subject to change ``as the system moves in. ``we have a few sunshine at times ``this afternoon. ``the area of the -- the areas of ``low pressure is rolling through ``kansas. ``that low heads

past the lock land split, heavy there, and i-71,-75 typically heavy from butter milk up to the ohio river. no usual delays, morning rush, pretty typical, but the afternoon rush is slow. >> wet, is what we expect. that will likely slow things down, to keep that in mind, you're going to be dealing with some rain. it's not too bad outside right now. that is the view of the from the atrium weather camera. the temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. we will be in the 40s, dry going in, but wet coming home today with rain becoming likely into the afternoon. the weekend going to turn a lot colder, even a little touch of snow this weekend, not much, and then next week, it gets downright frigid, again but more cloudy at the airport, south at 8 miles per hour, windchill at 33 degrees, but a lot warmer than what it was this time yesterday. radar is quiet across the area. no rain to report just yet. to the south of us that is where we're beginning to see rain showing up. a lot of clouds, showers making their way through western tennessee, western kentucky into southern illinois and southern indiana, thi

a winter storm is taking place in the ohio river valley and down in the northern portions of the deep south. we have a low pressure system that's moving out of the southern plains. it is developing as we speak. so it's also interacting with cold air coming in from the north. we're looking at concerns where this storm may not only be a winter storm concern for this region, but also intensifying to the point it will possibly bring a lot more snowfall and stormy conditions further to the north and east. we'll have to keep an eye out on that. just for the next 24 hours, we're looking at snow showers and freezing rain expected from the ohio river valley down to kentucky, tennessee and portions of missouri and arkansas. 7 to 13 centimeters of snowfall through wednesday noontime. we'll be keeping an eye on that. that cold weather is also affecting places like orlando, an overnight low of 3 for wednesday morning. that's cold for florida. minus 3 in savannah. we'll see the temperatures trying to move up just a bit. still looking at wintry conditions as we move forward in time. look at the high

the area of low pressure is actually right where the ohio river and the mississippi river meet. this is going to continue to push on over into the buck eye state. by tomorrow morning. with that it's going to draw in all the rain that you see. coming up from the south. and that's what i'm expecting after midnight. tonight. just how much rain, by tomorrow morning. quarter of an inch for most. some spots a little bit heavier towards toledo and findly. >> . >> so. i do expect just around a quarter of an inch. you'll need your umbrella tomorrow morning. then you're quickly. get the out the winter gear. g things are going to be changing. temperatures fall. the low sweeps right passed us. in. transition to snow. and keep the cold air right onht top of us. over the next several days. let's time this out here. hour by hour. no problems. through eleven. after midnight. you see the rain really starting to push on in. a steady rain through 5, 6. seven o'clock in the morning. if you're going to an early service. >> everybody gets the snow tomorrow. after thee rain. going with one to 3 inches

where the ohio river and mississippi now meet. the ohio river has already crested. the mississippi, now threatening. >> it's the worst we've seen in alexander county. >> reporter: the mississippi is four miles away, across what is today, this overflow is backed up against this home. it's a flashback to the record floods of 1993. >> my mom, she's older, and this is where she lives, and this is where she wants to stay. so we're going to do everything we can to make that happen. >> reporter: a rare winter scare for the communities in the south, dreading what's coming their way. residents will be closely monitoring the river level today, hoping for the best. if you look at the map, the water is making its way to the south. memphis expecting to see all of the water cresting in the area. tonight, they're at the minute -- minor flooding stage. add a week to that, greenville, vicksburg, all this heading your way. and baton rouge, all the water at this point in time, it will be a month prior, will be in the area. and it's hard to believe that weather. the temperatures by mon

look at the windchill, feels like new have an 20' s outside. s along and north of the ohio river tonight. s. you can see the folks still northern kentucky, 44 in warsaw. 42 in dry ridge. gradually colder air throughout cold front. the good news is that the core of the gold will pass from the great lakes into new england. this is a glancing blow of chilly air for us. so a minor setback tomorrow, and then we kicked the warm-up at a high gear. clouds to start tomorrow, and then we will break out into sunshine. on saturday, there may be some high clouds getting by. sunday will be nice, too, but i suspect more clouds viewed in maybe a little more gloomy looking. looks like the rain will hold off until after dark on sunday. the bulk of your weekend looks very nice. let' s talk about the weather pattern change. the cold as we head into tomorrow, that will be working out quickly for saturday and sunday. if the jet stream gets back to the north, the weather pattern will flip. we have a big dip across the east, which is what brought the blizzard last weekend. that will head out west and bring cold

``after lunch time between about ``noon and 2:00, snow begins to ``reach the ohio river. ``here is what is a different from ``earlier this evening, noticed ``the back end of that snow, all ``the way north of the ohio river. ``we have decent snow walling ``across most of the area friday ``afternoon and friday night. ``at 5:00 and 6:00 earlier, the ``back edge was across northern ``includes more of the area in ``snow friday through saturday ``morning. ``these are preliminary numbers ``come a bit depending upon the ``exact track in fine-tuning that ``overnight, i do think the day of ``complications will come where ``you see these bands. ``that will be shifting other ``north or south with each model ``run. ``unfortunately, that place is ``right across the heart of the ``metro. ``we could add a couple inches or ``maybe take that away. ``but one thing' s for sure, you ``will see a lot of snow across ``parts of northern kentucky ``through south-central ohio where ``you see these darker colors, the ``seven to 10 and the four to six. ``15. ``the clouds are hanging in there. ``tomo

as we look on the map there is milder air lurking in ohio river valley. i caution to say a warm-up on wait. it won't be as cold as we have been but mostly sunny skies tomorrow and again on thursday. seasonal with temperatures tomorrow upper 30s. just into the low 40s on thursday. we'll talk more about the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> ryan: we're following a developing story out of andover. crews working to get the commuter rail back on track after an empty train derailed before the morning rush. today they're ready to roll. delay, commuters with a big headache on wait into work. byron barnett is live in and yore with more on this chaos. >> reporter: that's right. as you say everything is back on track. now commuter offices say that full service has been restored north of boston so the only commute should be smooter what a train hour. a train goes off the tracks on the haverhill line. turning the morning commute into a nightmare for many. >> oh, sure i'm already an hour late but what are going to do. >> reporter: the company that operates the co

south of downtown, right along the ohio river from felicity to georgetown and heading south that is where we -- augusta. heavy snow and sleet at times. farther to the east, moving out at cherry fork, all on one from decatur to west union. sliding south over the next half hour or so we are this is a wide view. we are on the back edge of that cold front as it rolls through. a chance is therefore a straggler flurry to make in around 8:00 this morning and am we are done and waiting for the clouds to clear out. 35 degrees, northwest wind at the cold front has come through for us. feels like 28 at the moment. the breakdown today, 8:00 a.m., and he flurries or sleet or whatever is in the sky, it will be over and around 30 degrees. at noon, sunshine returns and we are 35. through the afternoon, highs in the upper 30' s which for late january is where we are supposed to be. you can see sunny skies for us through the second half of the day. this evening, we dip into the low 30' s. tomorrow, it will be into the 50' s were highs. 39 for a high today, 29 for a low tonight. 53 on saturday, 55 on sunday

you can see what's happened follow the path along the ohio river. 46 here, but 51 in louisville and 55 in evansville. that's where we're at right now. later on tonight, though, as our winds switch around to the north, see the 30's up across the great lakes, that's the colder air that will build in here toward the end of the evening hours. here is a look at the weather map tonight. we're ahead of the front for now. that's giving us the warm southwesterly breeze. we will get a glancing blow of cold air into the area, the main thrust of the cold is going to head across the great lakes and into new england. so that means we're just going to kind of stunt the warm-up a little bit, kind of slow it a weekend. we have a chilly friday and a big jump in temperatures for the weekend. here is a look at futurecast. you can see later on this evening, a few passing sprinkles or a brief shower, nothing heavy and maybe even a tonight. blustery cold weather for friday morning and a chilly friday despite the fact we'll break out into some sunshine across the area, highs tomorrow won't make it out of the

. >> that is not the case to the east and south, winter winter storm warnings in place the ohio river valley and versions of west virginia, virginia, with a blizzard watch for the district . with some sustained winds of three or more . to the south, they could get one half foot of snow, pittsburgh, 23, 2 feet charlestown and dc and upwards oft 6 inches new york . >> if you have travel plans to the east youu should check the airlines friday saturday sunday because the heavy snowfall along the ohio river valley, to the . we will be out of that and this will be history saturday night into sunday morning, today , 24 degrees, pretty uneventful, but tonight tonight, john into the teens . and then tomorrow, we will be about 30 degrees with cloudy skies and breezy. >> on saturday, likely see eventually temperatures until they low to mid 30s. >> to the south, tuscarawas county you could probably see 1 inchch and then on sunday sunshine , and it a close to 40 degrees monday tuesday changing over to all snowfall in some shots of snowfall next >> posable frat house hate crime . the sat is going a

higher totals south of the ohio river. expect a winter weather advisory write the four dawn tomorrow. be snow-covered. -- expect a winter weather tomorrow. streets could get slushy at times. during the day, i think areas area. temperatures starting in the teens as the snow begins. accumulating during the morning rush, so pack in extra time tomorrow morning. school officials having a morning. the snow will begin going right mike: if you leave it up to the kids, it would be an easy decision for them. tonight, the city of cincinnati right now, pretreating roads has begun. as of 7:00 tonight, crews began operating on 12-hour shifts. the focus again is the morning rush hour. all said city crews are 3,000 lane miles of roads. lead the way on the latest weather, traffic and closing , information starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. and download our wlwt news app to check conditions anytime and sign up for mobile alerts for your child' s school, sent right to your phone. a dog in middletown is being taken care of now after being lef

we should expect the first snow around lunchtime downtown, areas along and south of the ohio river will start to get hit between 10am- 2pm. snow will taper early on saturday morning. it's about time the taco...camer out of its shell. @ t give it a pop. r it's always worth @ @ is a privilege not a right. @ unleash the power of dough. t >>> 7:30 on a thursday. ``it's the 21st day of january, ``2016. ``chilly morning here in new york ``city. ``lots of parts of the country, ``especially here in the east ``coast, getting ready for some ``nasty ready over the next couple ``days. ``>> good morning to you. ``>> on that happy note, let's ``look at the headlines. ``the weather is the story. ``up and down the east coast, ``people getting ready for the ``monster storm that's expected to ``hammer this region in the coming ``days. ``cross hairs with up to two feet ``of snow expected there. ``last night, d.c. got a little ``taste of what's to come, a thin ``coating. ``it tripled traffic. ``president obama's motorcade got ``caught up in the gridlock. ``>>> the affluenza teen could ``return to texas. ``

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right now business leaders from both sides of the ohio river are meeting in covington ... to discuss whether a 'streetcar' lies in the region's future.some believe a streetcar system ...eventually linked to cincinnati's own streetcar ... could have a major economic impact on northern kentucky businesses. the area last had a streetcar more than six decades ago. . the exec director of the covington business council says now is the time to be having these discussions ... as more people look to move closer to urban centers ... with walkable neighborhoods and public transportation. stocks are once again seesawing today after that roller coaster of a day yesterday..the dow was down more than 500 points in the afternoon with stocks tumbling over global slowdown and falling oil prices. abc's elizabeth hur is in new york with the latest. :suggested intro:stocks are once again seesawing today after that roller coaster of a day yesterday.. right now.. the dow is up/down (insert real-time # here).. at its worst.. the dow was down more than 500 points yesterday afternoon with stocks tu

there's something new to see coming over the ohio river. overnight, work crews switched the signs on the brent spence bridge to ones that include the state's new governor.there was a little trouble putting up the signs that now read "matt bevin."it slipped for a second and our cameras were there to catch the near miss. crews replaced the governor name plaques on all 3 bridges heading into northern kentucky. can he run?donald trump says he wants a judge to decide is a legal candidate. making history.this weekend's powerball jackpot will be the biggest ever.how much you can expect to take home if you you're watching 9 on your side at noon short forecast tease.i'll have the complete check of your nine first warning forecast in about two minutes. donald trump....now calling on fellow republican presidential candidate ted cruz to face a judge, and determine whether he's legally eligible to run. cruz was born in canada but his mom is an american citizen. as kenneth moton reports, trump says he's raising these questions for cruz's own good. cruz's

high pressure will keep the south of the ohio river boundary . friday into sunday, some blizzard and dcsu she traveled to the east east, stay tuned, high pressure will keep it near thest ohio river and mason-dixon line . atlantic states, are the ones looking at, >> these are blizzard watches, baltimore and washington dc sunday . the high pressure is keeping the drier air and eco- to the west, . osha's it will be pretty quiet them into the 30s to melt some of the snowfall, schoen had sharon chen 29 inches of snowfall since sunday, so snowfall in the forecast tuesday -- thursday, the highest in the 20s and 30s . and they needma about it an hour away from the cavaliers tip-off is j.t. previous john telich cavaliers respond to help raise the monday money night memories against the golden state warriors.ga >> you cannot totally erase it, it came against the nba champs, they will need to be razor sharp tonight to get off to the quick start start to the thinking behind them, a monday night,, jr smith received a flagrant foul and was ejected, after he ar

the heaviest snows will fall north of the ohio river. i' m only talking about an inch or two. temperatures will climb tonight with a few flurries and the snow not really developing before daybreak tomorrow. when he and cold. this will be first thing in the morning. will be falling with single-digit wind chills. here' s a look at the day planner. we will drop all the way down to three tomorrow night. i can' t even rule out a few folks dropping below zero tomorrow night. back in the 40' s and close to 50 by friday and another shot at some winter weather over the weekend. sheree: hold on tight and we will get through it. what it someone just got a free 6" subway sandwich. to sign up for and you'll get a free 6-inch sub when you buy a 30-oz. sheree: ford will launch an app easier. it comes out this april. it will help you find parking and other services. you can also talk or text with live assistance. they wanted a different digital presence for the drivers. owners will receive the most benefit. if florida woman is finding a new way to personalize her cars, turning them into art.

loop. expecting winter weather advisory. winter storm criteria and northern kentucky and in the ohio river. that's where 2-4, 4-6 possible. >> check the radar. >> we'll talk to you how great traffic was. we have a problem. >> kind of change a little bit. >> we got confirmation, the 74 westbound is now closed. between northbound and harrison rivals. you could see the emergency crews. one is an erratic driver. the roads are going to be slick. maybe an hour ago, the roads are not slick. potentially a couple of different things. 74 westbound is closed between northbound and harrison. it looks like forcing folks off you could see the drivers, >> blast of winter makes its way through the tri-state. there is snow. there's a lot of wind and there's a lot of cool temperatures we're dealing with. it's adjusted. we anticipated in the last several days. >> and as we thought, depends where you are. two tri-states; right?. >> tale of, at least two. >> getting, people are telling me, slow in covington. meteorologist, scott dimmich, and it's snowing everywhere. you guys continue with the latest. >> charle

view is showing that we have snow around the da key tashgs great lakes and cloudiness around the ohio river valley@ as the front is starting to develop. we will see cool sunshine with highs nearing 70 degrees today, going into tuesday much warm erer and thunderstorms ahead of the next cold front to cool us down late week. if your plans take you beach or boating, we don't have any advisories biscayne bay coastata waters of the keys are at a moderate chop with seas building inside the east, nexthigh tide in miami will take place at 9:28 an 9:51 in key largo. forecast highs inthe 70s, tonight partly cloudy sky, warmer with lows in the 60s. the extendedd outlook is calling for times of wetp weather between need the sweaters and jackets once again. that's your 7 on 7. >>> fair to say most people across the east coast are desperate for warmer weather. >> i think you're right about that. our morning must see shows us that our furry counterparts ar't in quite the rush. this puppy was more than appy to pull two bundled of joy on the sled there. and horses can't get enough either making the best of t

@right up the ohio river into @portions of northeast ohio. @that low pressure will bring us @first rain saturday night, and @then we'll go and get some @colder air in here and @mixture of rain changing to @complete snow. @we'll take the graphics. @we'll take you through the @maps. @low pressure headed off to the @north and northeast. @that area of low pressure @brings rain through saturday @night. @sunday morning is when things @start to get interesting right @there. @you will see the rain @transition over to a period of @snow. @that snow could see some @accumulations, especially @midday sunday. @spots. @notice, because this is not @lake effect snow. @many of you will see a chance @of that accumulating snow, not @just the snow belt counties. @as we go through sunday @afternoon, the rain and snow @comes to an end. @colder air starts to move in. @and that colder air, that's a @story in its. @behind that area of low @pressure, it can be some of the @coldest air we've seen this @season. @temperatures in the mid-20s and @with the wind, cleveland,

ohio? go down to the mississippi river there is a warehouse put it there. in they have their stuff piled to the ceiling increase. they are plows and spades and hosed they are farmers. he reaches into grab some peach pits they had orchards why are we pushing them west? why did i recommend this but it was too late to. so in 18328 tel jackson so we're leading in taking our horses with us. the one time in jackson's life where he changed his mind and then the audit will be though was an eyewitness things that you hear is when they were boarded on ships the sound of wheeling and crying was heard for miles primarily children. the vast majority are under 10 or 20 or 25 the children are sent west. the last group those they find it better than anybody then they give up and leave. they planned their removal not one government agent sent them west. then to leave with a warning. you send us to kansas. what will happen in another 10 years? slaveholders in people wanting free labor will be running over kansas. we will be pushed out you will be in a civil war they warned t

the chances that cincinnati's streetcar will someday travel across the ohio river. and the decision from a florida prosecutor... in whether to charge aroldis chapman following a domestic dispute. 9 on your side at 7 continues cincinnati's streetcar could be crossing the river.northern kentucky business leaders met today to discuss the possibility.some are proposing and newport... that would connect to the streetcar's track in downtown cincy.as of now, this is only an idea... but it already has supporters. <"one of the things that is really beneficial about our whole region when you look at it, covington, newport, as well as cincinnati is a very walkable community so people want that mix of different kids of ways to get around, but as well as the old fashion way."> way.">today's meeting wasn't only attended by northern kentucky leaders...councilman chris seelbach and former mayor roxanne qualls sat on the panel.cincinnati's streetcar opens this fall. funeral plans are announced for the ohio police officer ambushed and killed in the line of duty. officer thomas cottre

hardest hit this weekend, alexander county , illinois where the ohio river and the missisippi now meet. the ohio has already crested?. the mississippi now threatening sot :gov bruce rauner: "here in alexander county it's the worst that we've seen.." indra bridge: the mississippi is 4 miles in that direction across what should be corn fields and today it is lapping against this house for many here it's a traumatic flashback to the record floods of 1993- some of the same families dislocated more than 20 years ago -- now manning pumps to defend their homes all over again the reynolds family manning a boat to check on their mother: sot dawn reynolds olsen mother's home flooded "my mum is elderly this is where she wants to stay and we in rural oregon, the new year is off to an unsettling start. armed protesters -- angry at the federal government-- have seized control of a national wildlife refuge -- and they say they're determined to make their stand. abc's kendis gibson has more. with guns -- dozens of armed militia members have taken over a federal building in the oregon back-country. sot

it will reinforce the cold air we have already. 180 so it's pretty cold all the way through the ohio river valley. it's been moderate to the utheast ahead of the cold front. currently temperatures are in the 50s. 510 and sumter and 52 for columbia and cooler up and rock hill, 480. our computer model is showing tonight we will be seeing clear skies and tomorrow. lots of sunshine in the same thing tomorrow night and thursday but late thursday we begin to see an increase in clouds thursday night and then they move in and we will be seeing some rain coming in on friday but a few models are indicating that it will be late afternoon or evening before receive much rain. tonight we will see cold dry air. we're expecting a low of 26 in 31 and orangeburg and high temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. 51 and columbia 51 and orangeburg and we will warm up on thursday with a high temperature of 600. dry over the weekend and 59 on saturday it will be breezy at high of 500. and some of the coldest air we have seen this winter. 45 for a higher monday 26 tuesday morning with a high of 46. >> thanks fo

the north and the northeast of cincinnati, wind chills are as high as 15 to 20 degrees along the ohio river near vevay. warmer is on the way as we get close to the weekend. along with a return of cloud cover. even though warmth is on the way to finish out the workweek, more cold air is expected next week. we'll take a check of live precision doppler 12 hd and show you the planning forecast. john. >> john: so many of you shared the facebook post of a couple fighting for an experimental cancer drug who is saving brad kiesting's life. he has a rare aggressive difficult to treat sarcoma. late last month the pharmaceutical company decided to stop the clinical trial and wife annie started a media and national attention. finding out what the pharmaceutical is saying now and >>> final address, reaction meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, y

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that snow edges itself to the northwest of the ohio river. we're talking about the heaviest amounts of the southern and eastern portions of the local 12 viewing area, much more to the north and west. travel to the north and east, tough, we're talking 75, 71 going down through the commonwealth, not going to be fun later today, tonight, and tomorrow, and travel to east on 32, on 50, 52, same story that way as well later today and tonight, 24 at the airport, temperature has been rising, wind out of the northeast at 13 miles per hour under cloudy skies. no snow this morning, but as we get into the early part of the develop in and around downtown cincinnati. it's not until very late in the afternoon, though, that that snow really begins to pick up. so after 4:00, going around 7:00, we begin to see the snow coming down at a moderate clip if not a heavy clip in some communities especially along and to the east of interstate 71. here is the winter storm warning are, all of northern kentucky. adams and southland ohio goes through 7:00 tomorrow morning

claremont county, along the ohio river is where we have 1-2 itches of snow expected. that is including cincinnati. most areas will be around one inch of snow, that is it. we are not expecting a lot of it. a couple of isolated areas may make an inch or two. some may see a dusting toward wilmington, most of butler county is seeing less than a half not inch of snow, the less is indiana, and owenton, where they can see 1-3 inches. a break on thursday, and another one moves in for friday, starting friday morning, lasting all the way to saturday morning. it's the 24 hour period. accumulations could be heavy. there could be significant snow possible somewhere in our closer toward central and northern kentucky versus over cincinnati is what we have to pin down in the coming days, it's snow that could be a significant one, on friday, more than six inches in the viewing area. no way to tell what the snow amounts are going to be right now, impossible, if you see any on social media don't believe it quite yet. it's going to take a day or two to pin down the details, a few degrees

satellite and radar showing quiet conditions for the ohio river valley. we had clouds heading into the midwest, we may see high clouds a time roll across the sky. south wind at the service will help temperatures climb above average today. departing high-pressure of the mid-atlantic the return flow the backside helping temperatures climb. tomorrow, we are in the warm sector of the next system arriving. it' s not here yet. images will still be able to climb even higher tomorrow with the cloud cover, exerting highs in the upper 50' s for sunday. notice the clouds thickening up especially to the afternoon. western counties closer to moisture, cloudy skies through the day tomorrow, maybe even a few struggles possible. then everyone with that front arriving sunday into monday, bringing scattered rain showers, lay rainfall expected. this is late sunday evening into very early monday morning. here' s the timing on futurecast. today at 4:30, quiet with sunshine. through the evening, mostly clear skies and clouds arrive tonight. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skie

here we go along and south of the ohio river, could be some significant snow falling for the drive tomorrow. but notice, no snow at all on this model up in fayette and union county. temperatures close to freezing. it's going to be a wet snow, snow continues tomorrow night until it ends after midnight. flurries may linger saturday morning. now we got all kinds of models trying to come into agreement. this model is an an out lier. and had one hardly showing any snow. not a great possibility. this model, the more likely scenario, it's not the forecast. notice the sharp grade yent, and hardly any at connorsville. get some, southeast, it could shift, a little south. showing three inches in downtown cincinnati. this is more of a worst case to the south and east. about 4 1/2 downtown cincinnati. depend not much as you go to the north and west of downtown here. data still coming in, but we're still analyzing thing, we will continue to have more throughout the day here on local 12. the bottom line is we got to think along and east of i-71, more problems and north and west of i-71, less problems, 20s