investigators say 77-year-old fleetwood fleetwood peebles, jr. was arrested for child porn. the charges could be dropped completely. >> the law is very clear that, unfortunately for any victims that may be involved in this case, the case would have to be dismissed. >> it has been almost two years since peebles was arrested after investigators say they found hundreds of child porn images in a storage unit. some of them are decades-old. under his conditional release, peebles is under the care of a family member. >> the mother of missing jacksonville toddler lonzie barton testified today. >> yeah, she took the stand against ex-boyfriend william ebron, the prime suspect in the case. lonzie's mom lana barton pleaded guilty to child neglect and she testified she met ebron in february and knew she could get cocaine from him. she later moved in with him and witnessed him selling drugs to others sometimes while her kids were there. barton said ebron gave her cocaine before she went to work the night lonzie disappeared. attorneys are prepare for jury selection when the trial starts mo

inches ban south of hillsborough, extending down interstate 71 we have 6-8 inches of snow south of peebles. six inches of snow in mazeville and south. much of hamilton county, have taken out of accumulating snow. less than an inch, in wilmington and port william. and most of the storm will focus the efforts to the east and southeast. from where we had them a couple of hours ago. still plenty of snow to track. not so much in the 275 loop. i mentioned in the cutins, 1:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, the burst of snow trying to reach to hamilton county. that's unsuccessful in making a lot of progress in hamilton township. close to hillsborough. hillsborough and down to the south. i think some of the snow, will get to the grounds. and the hour-by-hour forecast, shows temperatures steady, evening. snow will be favored early, south and east of cincinnati and at best, lingering in the night. and another look at the snowfall total map and updated look at the impact in the winter weather event coming in 10 minutes. . >> and we will check back. communities to the south and east. bracing for the heavier s

the southeast. you'll still be hammered, mazeville south. tough to come by, but a few areas from peebles to augusta to southern owen county. some folks 2-4. dry ridge through bee thel. maybe an inch or so. cincinnati to the north. certainly less than an inch. some areas are picking up no snow whatsoever because it's dry north. bit. we will continue to see some fairly insignificant light snowing downtown. all of it, as you could see, moving to the east, in the so. continue to see some moderate snow, east of cincinnati and it will continue to build up there. for downtown in the next couple of hours, flurry activity, snow shower activity. heading down to 675. aa highway could be nasty in someplaces. temperatures in the 20s right miles an hour. midnight. coming up, fairly quiet in hamilton county. not very much. cutoff. we'll show you the dry air mass that really never moistoned up. little bit of sunshine heading your way. now back to the newsdesk with rob and cammy. . >> snow began to fall in grand county. he joins us live with a look what's happening now. brad. >> he mentioned, the state o

``from hillsboro, peebles, snow ``showers working in from the ``northeast to southwest. ``a different orientation than ``we're accustomed to. ``some of the bands may be briefly ``moderate or heavy intensity, ``especially those coming in ``towards peebles and west union, ``crossing the river into kentucky ``through brooksville and ``showers. ``but nothing heavy for the ``morning. ``on futurecast, the activity ``continues in our eastern ``counties this morning. ``by midday, hopefully we'll see ``more sunshine. ``the winter storm warning. ``we continue with a couple of ``ohio and kentucky counties. ``mason and adams county, the ``winter storm warning lasts until ``noon. ``the rest, the advisory cancelled ``early. ``visibility is high downtown. ``there are small flakes flying. ``they're not causing dixal ``problems for the morning. ``visibility is high. ``we have cloud cover and it's a ``cold start. ``we're at 23. ``a north wind at 16 miles an ``hour. ``across the area, low to mid 20s. ``we've been sitting here all ``night. ``into the day, any hope for ``sunshine breaking up

you can see updated 17 degrees at peebles. they're the coolest temperature on the map because they do have the most snow cover. that snow dropped the temperatures off, not only the low temperatures but the high temperature as well. some of them struggling to get to the freezing mark, a lot of them made it over the freezing mark. nothing going on doppler, nice next hour warming up, around 41, 42 degrees, and the cloud cover is going to begin to increase around midday. that is going to be the general trend, rain start to move in by 6:00, 7:00, it's all night kind of rain, it's a midst kind of rain, one of those plenty of dry periods, in fact, the rain has not developed, right around midday, and kansas city to tulsa, that is going to move eastward toward our area by late tonight. the rain is going to stay to the north and impact areas in the more than great lakes, not so much here on the tri-state. we are going to be free from snow, anything more than flurries. we could get flurries by the middle of the workweek. anything more th

``we're at 5 in batavia, 4 in ``peebles. ``with the snow cover, ``temperatures have dropped off a ``little bit colder. ``even the snow cover for northern ``kentucky, but we're still ``getting temperatures 10 to 14 or ``15 degrees. ``a cold start for everyone this ``morning. ``you can see on citycam, it's not ``the crystal clear look when we ``normally have ten miles for the ``visibility. ``it's dropped back a little bit. ``a touch of fog this morning. ``humidity is high. ``winds are light. ``that's good news for the wind ``chill. ``it's matching the air ``temperature at 13 degrees. ``humidity at 84%. ``a look across the region. ``we have a couple of spots in ``southern kentucky where the ``temperature has dipped below ``zero because of the blanket of ``snow. ``right now, london, kentucky, at ``cold air out there. ``a snow cover across kentucky ``will actually impact our ``temperature for highs tomorrow. ``for today, not too much of a ``variation of our winds. ``they should stay fairly light. ``as they return out of the south

peebles, jr. was granted an -- a release. now he's set to be re-evaluated. >> he would have to undergo another series of tests to determine if he were still incompetent or any possibility to restore him to competency. that is what the state is asking. >> under his conditional release, peebles, jr., is under the care of a family member. >> the next competency hearing for him is set for march 31st. a local subway. what he did next has him in trouble with the law tonight. the man implied he had a gun and demanded cash from the register. this happened inside the store yesterday in daytona beach on mason avenue. the worker then triggered a silent alarm before calling her manager who told him to leave. if you recognize him, call daytona beach police right away. >> a bizarre investigation outside a volusia county store. >> it involves cigarettes, marijuana and a drive-thru window. >> so far, no arrests. matt austin explains this odd case. >> this is a weird one, for sure. you can pay for things with your smartphone now, credit card

for ver sailles. and these numbers are running anywhere from 8-12 degrees above the normal. 50 in peebles and upper 40s for hillsborough. we're live across live precision doppler hd. i won't track any rain until shortly after midnight. that's going to be a slight chance. slight chance are roll in for tomorrow's commute. we have plenty of bright skies in the cincinnati and cincinnati areas. off to the northwest, we have the mid level clouds. and up to the west, you could distinctly see the counterclockwise movement. this is the core that's bringing us some rain come tomorrow morning. and your morning commute, any errands you have to run will likely be wet at times. let me show you the hour-by-hour on the model. at 7:00, we're mostly clear. clouds move in from the south 11:00 we're still dry. we have a slight chances for rain shortly after midnight. better chances will rule in and we'll have best chances throughout the morning hours as we see here. purple indicates some freezing rain. i expect to be warm enough, we should not have any issues in the roadways. temperatures climb up 50-51. the

with me now real estate chief executive don peebles, ceo of peebles corporation.all, welcome. >> thank you. trish: second of all, how frightening is that, that we go after people who have worked hard and succeeded, but 52% seems punishing. >> look, 52% plus if you're in new york city, another 14% to get you to almost 70%. it's absurd. the reality is bernie sanders is another example, he and bill de blasio, and their views have hijacked the democratic party. the democratic party, with the lens of what we just heard, is not reflective of where most of the country is and where most of the democrats, certainly someone like me. trish: do you think it is just in part on strategy that now all of a sudden hillary clinton, if you're just looking at the democratic party, looks like a very reasonable person if you compare her to somebody who wants to tax high earners at 52%? >> well, she certainly looks much more reasonable than bernie sanders. i think sanders is trying to energize an electorate and change the electorate by getting more young people out, mostly people who ar

peebles, 15 minutes at the most. georgetown that line of snow is moving in quickly for you as well. emerald, eight minutes before it moves in, jessup around 24 minutes. one more quick wide look, extends. still substantial n georgetown. is this getting out of here. from columbus, east of columbus it is making that progression. past lynchburg, not quite to maysville. maysville, you are one of our these storms, these snow squalls to come rolling through over the next 30 minutes time. cincinnati you are in the clear for snow squalls. anything else that is left at this point is not going to be anywhere near the robust nature of what came in about 15 to 20 minutes ago. cincinnati you are in the clear. hamilton county, you are in the clear for snow squalls. same thing for southeastern indiana, down to dearborn, over to ripley. all of those spots 0, while we may see a few isolated snow showers out of indianapolis definitive line of snow squalls is now passed. down with snow. in the clear as well. clermont county, we're waiting for that leading edge to get past your town. timing-wise, a lot

point, we're expecting 2-4 inches of snow from vivie to florence. 4:00 to 6:00. augusta, ripley, peebles. 6 or more inches of new snow. mazeville, up, especially to the east of west union. notice, oxford, connorsville, brookville, an inch or less. this is the snowfall forecast now. the next major chunk of model 10:00 or 11:00. the focus will change some in the coming hours. be prepared for tomorrow and saturday. heavier snowfalls between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. more snow to the southeast. you will be able to get to workers school no sweat tomorrow. early. coming back may be more tricky. 20 as the forecast overnight low. clouds thicken. and tomorrow, cloudy from start to finish. snow showers favor the southern counties around lunchtime tomorrow. the intensity and coverage of snow picks up once we get to the afternoon. it may be blowing snow at times. i think it's more of a 6:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. window. a lot of people said, am i going to be able to get in and out of sips -- cincinnati tomorrow. if you could get out of work >>> also ahead first . >> if the pending snow has you down, mount

adams county, mason county, robertson county, from mount olive, to maysville po peebles, that's is a winter storm warning. friday morning through friday night ending on saturday morning. here is a view from the outside from the atrium weather cameras, it's cold. quiet weather today. clouds this morning, will make it spot 20s by early afternoon, some breaks in the hit a high close to 30 degrees later today. that's radar, nothing around here. you won't deal with anything but passing clouds, breaks in the clouds to our west. we will get into some of those later. big area, low pressure aloft. coming out of kansas, into missouri. this thing did is going to jump-start an area of low pressure at the surface. developing through north texas and indiana. that will spread moisture our way. the exact track of the system and how much moisture makes it to the north will determine how much snow you see at your house. take it through today. quiet weather, there's breaks in the clouds, and get up to 29 downtown. cloud cover increases. notice tomorrow morning, you're fine on the roads. you could hit t

middletown at 1 above zero, maysville at 4, peebles at 9 degrees, so you get the picture. bitterly cold everywhere you go. mount healthy checks in at 3, milford at 5, alexandria, and 5 degrees in florence with burlington at 4. here is the view into downtown cincinnati from the atrium weather camera. calm wind, when we get a breeze it's easily pushing windchill temperatures below zero. we start out bitter cold. we start out with clear skies, clouds will roll in later today. those clouds a part of a push of warmer air that will move in the next two days. tomorrow and friday we're going to get back in the 40s, there's going to be some rain moving in friday. temperatures get cold again, even snow showers intoard and sunday, here is the 12 hour forecast, 18 at noon, and we're going to make our way to 25 later today with increasing clouds. flurries possible by late this afternoon. a windchill advisory is up for fayette and union county until 11:00, windchill is a worse up that way, 7-up that way here in cincinnati. we're not dealing with any wind but indianapolis, 8 below, and s

``orab and peebles. ``six degrees in hillsboro. ``temperatures between 10 and 13 ``degrees across northern ``kentucky. ``harrison is at nine degrees. ``these are air temperatures, not ``wind chills. ``we have light winds, mostly ``clear skies. ``look at citycam. ``some of those clouds moving ``through that are very thin, not ``going to cause any problems. ``don't think they'll block any ``sunshine this morning. ``another look toward the horizon. ``we do not see any obvious fog. ``looks like maybe a little ripple ``in the far horizon may indicate ``some little bit of fog. ``so far, lunken has had a ``visibility of five miles. ``haven't seen anything specific ``on the east side. ``winds are calm. ``the air temperature matching the ``wind chill. ``the humidity is high. ``those light winds and high ``humidity allowing isolated fog ``this morning. ``the clear skies for everyone ``along that temperature to ``plummet, especially in snow ``covered ground. ``single digits and below zero ``temperatures have been numerous ``across central and

``peebles has dropped off to four ``degrees. ``we're at nine in harrison, six ``in batavia. ``the snow covered ground helping ``temperatures drop lower. ``cold spots for air temperatures. ``locations may have a little bit ``of a wind chill at times. ``in general, the winds are light. ``our citycam shot giving us a ``look at not quite the crystal ``clear skies out there. ``some of that low fog. ``it's not haze, but looks like ``that on citycam. ``visibility, 6 to 7 miles. ``a south wind at 3. ``air temperature 11. ``that's what it feels like with ``the wind chill at 11:00 degrees. ``temperatures have been dropping ``through the night. ``we started late last evening in ``the upper teens. ``we've dropped off to 11. ``still the potential to drop the ``temperature a few more degrees ``for a morning low, potentially, ``in the single digits. ``satellite and radar showing the ``quiet conditions. ``high pressure overhead today. ``we'll keep out that sunshine. ``tomorrow, as it slides out, an ``approaching low pressure and ``cold front coming out of the ``plains. ``it will increase cl

it is coming, 49 at the moment in peebles, 49 downtown. already five downtown, but 36 in connorsville. temperatures downtown could drop 10 degrees or so in the next few hours. it is not a freefall all day. 5:00 this afternoon, everyone still in the mid 30' s. we fall off to 35 and stay there. with the winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour, you will likely feel like the upper 20' s through the day. do not be tricked by the fact it is one right now. it will not be nearly as warm into the afternoon. at noon, cloudy, breezy, 35. 3:00, 28. by 6:00, maybe a stray flurry. you will notice the rain showers rolling out with clouds of sticking around. breezy and cloudy view the afternoon and a chance you could see a plat -- passing flurry this afternoon. that is a possibility. guys clear out tonight. first day of the seven have a day forecast because technically, 50 was the high. plan on 30' s. that is where we will be. 36 tomorrow. the temperatures warm back up thursday and friday. heading for the weekend, 56 degree high temperature on saturday. mark: th

``peebles is seeing like snow. ``so is eased in mason county. ``at lunchtime, the snow will ``become a non-issue. ``the national weather service has ``cut out counties from the winter ``weather advisory. ``it was supposed to extend until ``7:00 p.m. ``as the snow ends the next hour ``or two, we will not be under any ``advisory as we head into the ``late afternoon and evening. ``i want to show you a time lapse. ``this is the weatherbug camera in ``downtown lebanon. ``the roads turn snow covered. ``a little dicey for a couple of ``hours for the morning commute. ``you can now see all of the lanes ``on the road. ``it wasn' t the amount, mostly .1 ``inch and two inches of snowfall. ``it was the timing during the ``morning rush. ``mostly a couple more rounds of ``flurries. ``much easier drive home. ``temperatures into the upper ``20' s. ``for friday. ``lisa: when it snows in ``cincinnati, timing and location ``is everything. on ``one of the trickiest streets ``and go up against mother nature. ``dan: we are ``street in mount adams. ``it is a slick and

aaron metcalf sent us this picture of a barn in peebles. you can email your pictures to newsdesk at wcpo dot com. you can also sent them using our mobile app. one video on social media that caught our eye was this.more than two - point- seven millon people have already seen this video by amy saxon white.it shows her husband in a t-rex costume shoveling snow near weather summary: over the last few hours, the snow/no snow line has stalled just south of cincinnati. this has prevented any accumulation from moving into the city. tomorrow: early morning snow far east counties, partly sunny and breezy, high: 32as for the weekend, some areas in northern kentucky will see snow showers or flurries continue into the morning, but most areas will only see clouds. some gradual clearing will lead to fair skies late into the day or evening. highs will reach the low 30s.sunday, partly to mostly sunny skies will push afternoon highs into tonight in healthy living - with the snow rolling in - 9 on your side wants to remind you about frostbite and other winter

``for us, areas south, peebles, ``could potentially see 7-10 ``inches of snow. ``there is going to be a foot ``grade. ``most of us will fall somewhere ``in between. ``a mix of clouds and sun. ``approach the southern ``communities. ``by the evening commute, that is ``when i expect the roads to ``really go down hill. ``that system can shift north or ``south. ``we will continue to upgrade the ``snowfall totals. ``mark: the cincinnati streetcar ``inspiring other cities to follow ``suit. ``lisa: how northern kentucky may ``be getting its own share of the ``transportation. ``mark: taking a live look this ``morning. ``18 degrees.

peebles is down to 25. loveland is at 31. wind chill is between 20 and 28 there. we'll take 27 now in cincinnati. down a degree or two in the next couple of hours and ultimately in cincinnati. had clouds earlier today and then sun for much of the afternoon. there are some high-level clouds off to the northwest that will be overspreading the ohio valley overnight. but big winter storm that came through much of the ohio valley yesterday, mid-atlantic and new england now is moving away. so the impacts of that system are going away from us. we had a decrease in cloud cover today. and we're mostly clear this evening. just high-level clouds overhead. we have no rain or snow to track especially areas south-southeast of cincinnati snow was given snow yesterday. near blizzard, blizzard conditions mid-atlantic, parts of new england in the short-term. but high pressure pushes that area of low pressure out. so we're clear to partly cloudy tomorrow. then mostly clear tomorrow night, but clouds increase on monday. initially we start monday with sun and then clouds rapidly incre

we will cloud backup into the evening. 26 degrees right now at cvg. s. 24 in peebles right now. where the snowpack is still there, a couple of degrees cooler. today we' re going to start to get the e-mails -- the melt on. into the evening hours, clouds roll back in. a shower, pretty light into the evening. temperatures up into the 40' s today. we may see 50' s before the week is over. lisa: thank you. new this morning, the ohio state highway patrol is now saying a 16-year-old has died after a crash in milford. mark: dan griffin is live with what we are learning about the victim and the crash. dan? dan: good morning. this crash, a parent' s worst nightmare. now a community is devastated losing a teen behind the wheel. investigators say the crash happened last night just after 6:00 in milford. lauren wilfong from loveland and just 16 years old was driving south in a coupe on glendale-milford road. we' re told she ran off the road, overcorrected, and crashed into an oncoming suv. the man driving the suv wasn' t hurt. but wilfong was pronounced dead at bethesda north hospital. inves

now, we're 48 in batavia. 49 in harrison. mid 40s for brookfield. and 47 in adams county for boeing peebles and west union. tonight's forecast, in the mid 40s before the cold front moves through. breezy at times, winds in the southern direction. sometimes up to 20. it's going to be breezy, nevertheless. we will continue to see the chance for on and off light showers. that's about it. maybe a 10th at the most is what the overnight period. a lot of us will get less than a tenth of an inch of rain. we'll see showers, and so 11:00 we'll see few showers. by 8:00, we're all dry. early morning commuters, up until 6:00, expect a few showers during your drive to work. after 6:00, 7:00, we'll be -- have claudz. and we'll be having fallen temperatures. we start off in the lower 30s. and moving into wednesday, wednesday morning at 8:00. little ridge of high pressure will help the decreased clouds late in the day. we'll start off with more clouds, you'll wind up with. we'll continue to see some partial clearing take place for we stay dry pretty much both tomorrow and wednesday. tomorrow's forecast, befo

the northeast at 30 miles an hour. also, brown county, adams county, little heavier out there in peebles, down to mason counsel county, moving to the northeast at 30 miles an hour. not a lot of storm system, initial one, with the warm front this morning. there may be a few storm showers later this evening. you could see that in southern indiana and southern sections of north illinois. the rainmaker from this evening, is out of the soult west, oklahoma, texas, seeing rain that could be the activity after 8:00 tonight. i think the model does a good job. spotty shower activity tonight and during the daytime hours tomorrow as well. watch what happens as we get towards tomorrow evening. the threat of rain increases around 8:00 tomorrow night. i think that can mean periods of rain during the game. keep that in mind. snow showers in the back edge of the storm system. i don't think they will cause a problem. again, maybe some grassy accumulation. 47 degrees by midnight tonight. we will bottom off quickly at 46. the temperature should start to rise during the daytime hours tomorrow. up to a high

compared to the areas well to the south and southeast of cincinnati. from owington, to augusta to peebles. winter weather advisory in effect tomorrow. it will start at 5:00 a.m. and go until 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. i expect the heavier snow with this event, at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. you may be wondering why is the back end of the advisory 5:00 p.m. and because there's wind advisories, wet, slushy roads in will be falling, too. so if people drive over snow that accumulates in an untreated road, it may refreeze. the impact may focus tomorrow. there will be lingering effects in the afternoon. snow showers will increase in coverage late tonight and decrease in intensity tomorrow. if your kids go to school tomorrow, they will be standing in snow showers that will reduce the visibility. we'll start tomorrow at 29 degrees. we're down to 26 at lunch. if your kids are going to work or school, coming back, temperatures will be in the mid-upper teens. we're expecting an inch to two inches of new snow accumulation. when we talk about how much snow will accumulate, that's in addition to the ground. atr

alexandria, and off to the east, some of us like hillsborough, falling in the upper teens right now. peebles, one of the areas as well. at 19 degrees and west union, you're at 20. we're going to see a pretty chilly night. i expect them to be in the teens. right now, radar is dry. area of high pressure will continue to move in gradually. and the snow is continuing to move east of us. that will stay well east of us. the clouds will see partial clearing overnight and see a short window of time, we see a little bit of clearing take place and more clouds move in tomorrow morning. i expect mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow afternoon. this is the snow. the next system for friday. this will continue to develop and evolve. the models have been trending more south each and every run. i'll show you what's happening in the models. this blue indicates a winter storm watch. this is mainly for southern tier, brown and adams county south. the purple, the winter weather advisory, that's south of the local 12 viewing area. this storm will impact a lot of us. the winter storm watches span all the way to tennessee,

showers around the area. this line, all day long. saturday morning, light snow showers hanging around, peebles to mazeville. we'll see a drying trend and clearing trend. a little bit more sunshine in the afternoon. and we'll see a calmer weekend. barely anything in the north and west. 2-4, northern kentucky to central portions of claremont, northern brown and northern highland. 4:00 to 6:00 and south eastern adams county. tonight's forecast, temperatures around 24-23 degrees. tomorrow, start off snow-free in cincinnati. see a slight chance at noon, and highs near 29. the seven-day forecast, much calmer for saturday afternoon. we'll see more sunshine later in 41 on monday, with chance of showers. turning into showers, and staying in the showers thursday >> and pay attention, thanks. >>> saddle up. >> usually find them under the sea of the forces, will be galloping into the newport aquarium, when you could check it out. >> big bang theory airs at 8:00. catch mom at 9:00, . >> and on-line shopping continues to get more popular. technology is trying to improve. and pepper is one of the new nationa

heavier bursts of snow coming through, when you look at this, most of what you see is light snow, peebles you are beginning to see the flakes out there and expect the snow to continue. the next couple of hours we're looking at more snow coming through the area, this is a radar loop into the future, taking through 8:00 a.m. the snow is continuing to fall. light snow, 16 at the airport and a windchill of 4 degrees, visibility is reduced in the snow as well. please allow yourself tons of extra time this morning. 18 at 8:00, snow continues, it's going to wind down around 11:00 and 12:00 around downtown cincinnati, drizzle may come after the snow, cloudy skies as we move through the afternoon, snow today, a winter weather advisory is in effect until 7:00 this evening, covers union county, and 1-2 inches of accumulation, in the far northeast, you might come in with less than an inch. and some areas north of cincinnati may squeeze out less than an inch of snow. i will have the latest on that, but right now let's check on road conditions with jen dalton. >> reporter: we are starting to see incide

around the blain chase ter area, and 2-4 vevay walton, and batavia hills hillsborough hillsborough, peebles, georgetown, and then 6-plus in the far south. likely even more in the far southern part of the viewing area. the weekend, maybe flurries tomorrow morning, upper 30s sunday with sunshine and a little rain late monday and snow >>> local 12 heading to northern kentucky where we're waiting to see the snow.

coldest of the air tends to settle into the valley location. 17 at hamilton, 19 in versailles, east peebles is at 18, you jump down to brooksville, kentucky, 30 there, but maysville at 20. you can see the huge range of readings we have, there's the view downtown, clear skies right now, and we range from 17 in hamilton to around 27 at the airport, 26 at wilmington and batavia and lufkin only at 20. there's the radar, nothing falling in the area, we don't expect anything today, but the clouds will arrive later. you can see the cloud cover to will start in the 20s, and the temperatures 40 at noon, and a warm day by standards, we will head into the upper 40s later this afternoon, 4 degrees warmer today than yesterday, 50s on the way but rain to track, too. if you're going to the bengals game on saturday night, it's looking wet. we will get to the forecast coming up. let get to jen with a look at >> reporter: good morning, we're looking at the roads, we're accident-free, we cleared the overnight construction that was going on in a couple of spots. volume of traffic picking up a little bit but no

just breezy and cloudy. hamilton. 25 right now in peebles. 20 currently at cvg. for the brief, it feels like the upper teens. everyone in the upper 20' s. yesterday, we stayed cloudy. we stayed in the low 30' s. today, upper 30' s by lunchtime. cloudy and 44 by 4:00. it' s evening, showers role in. -- by the evening, showers roll in. kyla woods, what is going on? kyla: on this thursday morning, we are seeing great conditions. you should be ready to go. 275 -- thinks a great both north and southbound. if you are hopping on 32, no problems easter westbound. eason westbound on donaldson, things are moving right along. western hills -- you will see not this morning. all lanes on 75 moving along just fine. well lisa: an investigation under way after a metro bus hit two people, killing one of them. mark: dan griffin leading the way with information he has gathered overnight. dan? dan: this is a situation no one would expect. this section of hyde park pretty busy. a father and daughter were here at the ice cream store, spending the day together. crosswalk on erie avenue

it is a little colder down dry ridge and peebles. we take a look at the radar. we have clouds right now but the sun will come out. the temperature should make it up to around 40, 42 for most of us, but rain showers are on the way. 23 is not bad. 37 at noon. temperatures between 40 and 42 and staying there through the evening. rain showers will arrive about 6:00. it is all rain. there is a problem -- kyla: in milford. here is a look outside. our interstate travel is still we are having that water main break which is causing a closure 28. you have to use any of those other theater -- feeder streets to the milford area. it is close because of the water main break. hopefully it will reopen shortly. reopens. lisa: thank you. new this morning, a two-car crash in milford takes the life of a 16-year-old. the ohio state patrol says it happened just after 6:00 last night. lauren wilfong of loveland was traveling south on glendale milford road when officials says she ran off the road and overcorrected before hitting 57-year-old terrance howe. wilfong was taken to bethesda

it is still cold in west union and peebles and down into a winton. it is going to be pretty calm. michigan and northeast ohio. for us it is going to be sunny but really cold. there is no school today. right now five degrees with the wind about 10 miles per hour. that puts you in the 10 to 15 below. falmouth and wilmington are the coldest spots. dissented in, expect ties -- this afternoon, expect highs, 14, 15. 10:00 a.m., seven degrees feeling like seven below. 2:00, 11 degrees. futurecast shows aside from the cold, no big worries weather-wise. wednesday the snow arrives 6:00, 7:00 in the morning and then rolls out wednesday evening. , which no we' re going to get -- how much snow on wednesday, one to three inches. 15 degrees for the high today. feel like zero to five below. another system on friday. it could still change big-time because it is off the west coast. we could see some snow. we had in the jones in for kyla woods. india: the water main break is on the east side. we' re still seeing green. a slow spot on 275. we' re seeing mostly green con

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yesterday with the ground still saturated and river levels at recent record highs.a drone flew over peebles in scotland to survey the damage.scottish border's council says this area got the worst ofofthe 3 3 the oigiant b-p evacuated one of its oil installations in the north sea...after a barge broke loose in a storm and was headed for the valhall oil field.the barge drifted safely past the oil field -- but remains unmanned and out of control 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at nrise...is your extra virgin olive oil real? it turns out, you can prove the authenticity. we'll show you how investigators in europe are searching for fraud against the mafia who profit from it. 3 yesterday we were 20 degrees cooler than the day before, today we are 20 degrees warmer! these big swings are 3 "first alertrtrt3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 we will see plenty of sunshine for the start of 2016, but it will stay cool through the weekend. temperatures will remain mostly in the 20s and remain in the 20s and 30s for most of next week with increasing clouds as the week goes on.

to don peeble, a friend of barack obama, but he has been critical lately of democrats in general and you've been concerned about hillary clinton and the message that's coming out of her, the message coming out of bernie sanders, despite the passion that he's been generating. what's your big worry right now? >> well, i think what you're seeing now is the fight for the soul of the democratic party, is it going to go all the way left because of anger and frustration and that means they go to bernie sanders or does it stay and hover towards the center but the past which is hillary clinton. and there's nobody in the democratic party, none of the candidates out there that allow the democratic party to evolve and especially when you look at contrast to the wide choices that republicans have for a presidential nominee. >> all right. now your favorite mayor, de blasio of new york, now is supporting hillary clinton, showing up at hillary clinton rallies. you've been talking back and forth about maybe challenging the new york city mayor in new york. have you updated us on that? >> well, no, loo

areas. you'll notice in adams county we still have snow. we have a pretty good band setting up over peebles. east of cincinnati is where the snow is going to be. so as we loop the radar from now through 8/18 you'll notice in our eastern counties we continue accumulations. that's why the national weather service has warnings up for our eastern and southern counties. it goes until seven. so it will come to an end soon. one other thing to point out we have winds gusting at 20 miles per hour. so we see blowing and drifting snow off to the east of since natty. these are old snow fall totals but we're going to update these -- cincinnati. overnight. again 1.2 at the airport. around three at hillsboro. we've added to totals in bethel and notice as you get back to the west shef yet very little -- there's the view into downtown cincinnati. we're going to clear out. it's going to take it's time. not as cold sunday. warmer monday as we get back into the 40s. >> 23, north wind at 17 miles per hour. a wind chill of nine degrees so we start in the 20s with clouds. we'll see a gradual clearing trend. snow