injury all of the veterans at abel house short for acquired brain injury life including army vet randy adams. >> i'm doing a lot better. >> reporter: a job at sears the house helped him get through interview training, resum\ writing, and his counsellor even provided him with work clothes. >> she's been working with me and she's been meeting with me at the v.a. and she's been constantly in touch with me asking me if i need anything. >> reporter: some are wheelchair bound which is why the facility des operately needed the newly accessible entrance and other features inside like wider doors to accommodate them. learning how to function post injury can be an uphill battle. for many of the vets their memory loss has affected their muscular ability, their speech and ultimately their ability to work. volunteers say one of their goals is to help these men lives. >> i just see their motivation increase. they really like to be here they like to talk to other people that are dealing with similar issues that they are then they feel empowered to go out and get jobs. >> it's all apart of making their tran

including army vet randy adams. >> i'm doing a lot better now. i like my job that i got, right now. >> a job at sears, the house helped him get through interview training and resume writing and his counselor provided him with work clothes. >> she has been working with me and meeting with me at the va and constantly in touch with me and asking if i need anything. >> some are wheelchair bound, why the facility desperately needed the newly accessible entrance and other features like wire doors to accommodate them. learning how to function post-injury can be an uphill battle. >> for many vets at the able house the memory loss affected their muscular ability and speech and ultimately ability to work. volunteers say one goal is to help these men regain control of their lives. >> their motivation increases and they like to be here and like to talk to other people that are dealing with similar issues and they feel like, empowered to go out and get jobs. >> part of making their transition back to normalcy a smoother ride. >> i thank god for her. >> crysta

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

randi: if you are in mason county, kentucky, robertson county, southern adams county, this will be a big deal for you. for those of us living closer to the 275 loop, we will get snow out of it but it shouldn' t be a huge system. in the grand scheme of things, this is a large storm system rolling through kentucky and by and large, can ducky get that system. seeing a couple of very light flurries. rolling into areas south of the 71-75 split. heading from southeast to area. as far as the day goes, we have an improving forecast for you in cincinnati and to the north and west. here are the latest headlines with the storm. track shifting to the south. totals are lower for the downtown area. especially areas to the north. snow is still timing out the same, starting to get going south of the river by lunchtime. a messy evening commute, potential along and south of the ohio river. our totals in our area code from anywhere from zero to 10 inches. that is a big range. sharp cut off just south of downtown cincinnati. you can see what we are projecting. you had up to hamilton, springboro, middlet

adams, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: mother nature really did take it easy on us early in the day with temperatures near freezing. the morning rush didn' t have too many issues. cold front rolls through, we have white out conditions and snow squalls rolling through. now through 2:00, that may be stretching it a little bit, white out conditions are possible. downtown cincinnati, the threat is over. it eastern communities that still have this possibility. you have burst of snow capable of producing another half-inch of accumulation coupled with wind gusting to 40 miles an hour. use caution if you are east and southeast of the 275 loop. take a look, this is the area i' m talking about, this area of deep blue is the squall line rolling through portions of highland, brown, and southern adams county. as we zoom in, i will put a storm track on this, going about 30 miles an hour to the south, about to move in towards belfast. peoples, you have about a half hour until conditions rapidly deteriorate for you. decatur, about 20 min

adam assuming. we have an accident on 93 south and it stays throw -- slow through the leverett connector. randy: right now police are searching for the truck driver accused of slamming into the back of a police cruiser then taking off. it happened on 89 in warner last night. police say the tractor trailer lost control hitting the cruiser, which had its lights on. the officer wasn' t seriously hurt. the driver initially pulled over sped off. emily economic headlines this : morning. optimism in overseas markets, as asian stocks rose this morning following improved export figures in china. shares regained lost ground at yesterday' s close on wall street. the dow jumped 117 points. right now, stock futures are higher. new evidence this morning that condo prices are soaring. the median price rose 10% last year. that is according to real estate the average price is over $600,000. randy: a health alert surrounding potatoes. a new study suggests women planning to have a child should lay off of the starchy vegetable. researchers from harvard university and the national institute' s of health found that

randi: yesterday i had to fill up my gas tank. a minute, maybe. the feels-like temperature will be 10, 15 degrees below zero. yeley spots not included are areas south of 71, 75 in adams county, but it is still going to feel col. d. this is what it feels like right now outside at the moment. hamilton, 8 below. wilmington feels like negative 12. we' re looking at single digits. hillsboro. 5 florence to walton. we will stay in the single-digit is throughout the morning. ,9 noon,9 nine nine degrees. mark: thank you. randi was just talking about it. a bitter cold start to this martin luther king jr. day. lisa: it is not going to stop local marches and celebrations in greater cincinnati, . dan griffin is live outside the freedom center with one of the largest local celebrations honoring dr. king' s legacy. dan: people taking part in today' s march won' t be swayed by mother nature' s cold touch. though organizers say it' s important everyone be wise and dress appropriately for the frigid temperatures. celebration of martin luther king jr. day. this year' s theme, according to organizers, "mlk, we can' t wait," urging the community to carry on dr. king' s legacy to promote

``finally, most streets in mount ``adams can be dicey, they are ``narrow making it difficult for ``plows and salt trucks. ``mark: let' s check in with randi ``rico to see what is coming in ``now. ``randi: obviously we weren' t ``expecting widespread rain but we ``do see some tricky trouble ``spots. ``round one of the snow is on the ``way out. ``on the west side of town, things ``are drier. ``in hamilton and middletown, it ``is ending but back in indy, they ``are getting hit with snow at ``that will be on the way by 8:00. ``from 8:00-10:00, that will be ``possible. `` those who are bundling up this ``morning, snow and wind with ``freezing. ``watch out for slick spots but ``not super widespread. ``after school, a different band ``of issues. ``we will be on the colder side at ``it gets windy with the feels ``like temperature between 5-10 ``degrees. ``the first light coating moving ``and now, the secondary route ``between 8:00-10:00, and the ``total will be around one inch. ``we are going 1-2 inches. ``mark at lisa? ``lisa: thank you. ``coming up, don' t forget that we ``have a number of school closings ``today. ``we are keeping you up-to-dat

is adamant that the second district needs to be represented by someone who's actually from the second best or would you support a bill as chairman of the house sea power readiness subcommittee randy forbes is an important man in washington. protecting the interests of the navy and the ship construction and repair industry is but for missouri's fourth congressional district faces the real possibility of being redrawn over a court challenge of the third district and forbes said now be mulling a run for the more republican friendly second district fellow republican in virginia beach sheriff ken stahl has sent a letter to forbes calling such a move a betrayal of voters trust and loyalty and still they didn't like it when the forbes campaign called him to ask him to back the idea that they will support randy for saying congressional this that's a bad idea of a rainy tuesday the fourth worries me a bit of a constituent of the bases and that we need to have our own congressional representative. suppose somebody from the second hole ready to republicans who do live in the second delegate scott taylor and lawyer pat cardwell have tossed their hats into the ring it would be very odd virgin

randi: temperatures are calle cold enough so it sticks instantaneously. we do have snow showers and the leading edge in through brown and adams county. clinton county has not started to see the activity. it is all turned to blue. this is where the accumulation starts to pick up. middletown to hamilton, really getting going and portions of a heavier snowbound into butler. it is crossing between illinois and indiana. it will go for the next three to four hours. by 9:00 and 10:00, it will start to lighten up. by lunchtime, most places will be done with the snow. temperatures are 10 degrees warmer than yesterday, 16. by noon, the snow showers are fading away. there could be a flurry this afternoon. temperature-wise, we top out in the mid 20' s today. we get a break tomorrow. let' s get through this morning first. kyla: we have a lot to get through. stick on the roads. right now 71, 75, you can see the snow-covered roads. it is starting to impact greater cincinnati. the western community see the snow is coming down. most of the coverage was in the split. you are going to see the snow. this is u.s. 50 near 71. the roads are going t

randi: flurries and snow showers of the 71-75 split, but it will be a wildly force no caps off. kentucky will get hit the hardest. adams county, brown county in ohio. the questions i have received more than any is how much am i going to get? is a -- is a generic response you need? the answer is -- breaking it down, northwest, not much at all. southeast is where we are seeing 10 inches of snow. inches of snow of the system. the areas that will be hardest hit are under a winter storm warning which is the areas in think. all of kentucky and parts of claremont, brown, highlands county. if you are convinced -- confused as to why the city of loveland, it is in both counties. in the southeastern communities. winter storm warning. advisories in purple. the areas least impacted by today' s storms are to the northwest. butler county, fayette union , you guys could see flurries and light snow showers, but that is not a vigil for you. hamilton, middletown, and even toward springboro. as we look at the forecast today, 1-3 inches for much of the downtown area. into northern kentucky, downtown may be on the low end. 4-6, 20 minutes o