cincinnati sheila gray has a special project on >> from a lot of different people, ranged from small insults to go kill yourself. >> i was always the guy that was trying to be with the cool kid group. i changed my personality so much to fit in. >>> talking about bullying is not easy for noah and felicity. their high school play brought it out for them. >> could think about the high school tape. >> takes a lot of guts to go on stage and to be vulnerable and put yourself out there in very serious moments. >> the play is the bullying collection. real life stories from several playwrights. these young actress have their own stories. >> watched her sit in her bedroom and cry over it. >> why the group of drama students told their teacher they needed to do it. >> it spoke to us in more than one way. >> some scenes are funny. others are all too real. >> one student actor said she sat in class planning an escape. one said, they will do nothing to stop bullying. >> it happens in a lot of ways and lot of places. >> issue hits home for their teacher. she was surprised when some of the students t

to anyone going for their dreams. >> back up the dreams with the work. >> perfect. perfect. >> sheila gray, local 12 news. nice guy. >> we have several links with more advice in turning your hobby into a career at local12.com. click on the news section and look for the get it links. . >> snow is on the way. it is on the way. travel tomorrow night, southeast, and south, could be impossible in some areas. that's not saying, travel is possible in hamilton county. it's likely that you will be okay. we will see some snow here as well. cloud cover moving over the city right now. what type of snow will it be? a nuisance, shoveller or paralyzer? you bechia. we will see some of them. in some areas, we will fot see a nuisance. in some areas, we'll see much greater than six inches. watches and warnings for the valley. ohio river valley and will eventually affect the mid-atlantic. there are severe thunderstorms and tornadoes in the south belt mississippi. they are blizzard warnings out for the d.c. area. there's blizzard watches out for the new york city area. if you're travelling to the air. you will

i'm sheila gray ahead in my family 411 report, why high school kids say everyone needs to see this play. an average of ninety people are killed by guns in this country every single day. it has to stop. president obama wants to make universal background checks the law of the land. can finally be held accountable when their guns are used to kill our children. it's time to pick a side. either we stand with the gun lobby... ...or we join the president... ...and stand up to them. i'm with him. please join us. i'm hillary clinton the centers for disease that one out of every five kids has been bullied in the last year.and the figure grows when you factor in online attacks.but some kids are fighting back, by launching a conversation.fox 28 news reporter sheila gray shows us how howin tonight's family 4-1-1. 4-1-1. it was just a lot from a lot of different people. it ranged from insults to go kill yourself.i was always the kid that wanted to be in the cool kid group. i changed so much to fit it.talking about bullying isn't easy for noah and felicity. their high school play brought out a lot of

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i'm sheila gray and ahead in family 411, meet a man who did it, and hear from an expert about what you the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the world... and she's the one leader who has what it takes to get every part of the job done. it takes a lot of courage to start a new career... especially when it means sacrificing some job security... security...practicing a hobby while you're still getting paid is one way to explore whether it's something you can hang your future on.fox 28 news reporter sheila gray met someone who took the leap leapfor tonight's family 4-1-1 report. report. i like that. don't move.brian douglas is starting the new year with a new career.i've shot ever since i was a kid. i've loved photography.but it was always just a hobby. brian had a successful radio career, and he l

sheila gray for fox 28 news. news. laurie petrie of the council says even young families should have a will - a living will and power of attorney documents.and keep them updated as you age..for more information on how you c better prepare for all that comes with aging, check out this story on the completely redesigned fox 28 iowa dot com. next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.debating the frontrunner. hear what the republican candidates had to say tonight about donald trump's no-show at the final iowa debate. debate.and in one of the toughest tests of the year, the iowa hawkeye men put their number-three ranking on the line against maryland. highlights -- when the fox 28 news at nine continues. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip... it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigr

. >> proof that attitude is everything and age is just a number. sheila gray, local 12 news. >> lori petri, even young families should have a living will and power of attorney documents and keep you upgraded as you age. click on the news section and look for the get it glimpse. to know, they are serious on enforcing pashing bands. >> when the storm moved in, district enforced a parking ban. since then, they have more than a million parking tickets and towed more than 700 cars. each ticket cost the vehicle's owner about $250. >> little insult in dc. our weather, today, it's quite nice. >> we saw that first wave, talked about it early this morning. that was cloud cover. we broke into sunshine. pushed in the 40s across the area. now a second wave has got to push through the area tonight. you may look for a few sprinkles and few flurries as things cool off. outside we go, everybody. outside the weather camera, located in covington. clouds have returned to the area. the weather story reads like this. maybe a few sprinkles and maybe a few flurries tonight. there's a slight chance overnight

medicare does not pay for this, and your retirement savings can run out pretty quickly.super sheila gray 18:06:14it's important to research things like living before you need them - and laurie says it's worth the expert, so you make good decisions when there *is* a family conversations. that doesn't cost a thing.18:54 laurie - being up front and honest about who's going to do what, who's going to take care of mom.senior centers are a good place to start looking for resources to help with those conversations.not to mention - finding a purpose. 24:40 marlene - i thought i'd be sitting in my suroom having tea every morning and reading the paper, but actually it was kind of boring.marlene's financial crisis led to a job she loves. helping seniors is helping *her* with more than money.51:16 chuck - i think it's important that you can bed. a lot of pepole don't. i think if you can get in the morning and say good morning god instead of good god it's morning. that's the start of a good day.proof that attitude is everything. and age is just a number. 3 even young families should have a will, a li

leah still's battle against cancer ... 3 good morning cincinnati.thanks for joining us on this i'm sheila gray ... we have a lot of school delays and some closings again today.first a check of the weather. here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 president obama travels to omaha and baton rouge today, one day after touting his presidential achievements and striking an optimistic tone for the future in his state of the union address.while many democrats characterized the speech as inspirational -- some republicans criticized the speech as being light on the issues. weijia jiang has reaction from washington. 3 -nat/sot-"i stand here as confident as i have ever been strong."in his seventh and final state of the union address, president obama aimed to set his legacy and focus on the future:(obama sot) the future we want -- opportunity and security for our families. // but it will only happen if we work together. // it will only happen if we fix our politics.the president spoke less about policy and more on changing washingtonadmitting he failed to bring the parties together.(obama sot) it's one of the f

i'm john lomax.i'm sheila gray.. the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's meterologist john gumm. 3 a cincinnati police officer is on the other side of the law this morning ... accused of stealing. a grand jury indicted joseph simpson for theft in office. investigators are only saying that it happened while he was working an off-duty restaurant detail. simpson is suspended without pay. 3 keep people safe is waking up behind bars this morning... robert marshall is in charge of campus safety at thomas more college. investigators say he had child porn on his personal computer, and tried to hide it. students were surprised to hear that marshal is facing these serious charges. local12's angenette levy has the story. 3 robert marshall is in the kenton county jail.. facing 36 counts of possessing child pornography. police say they seized his computer from his home in latonia two years ago... after someone reported seeing the images.lt. colonel bryan steffen: "i can tell you that when detectives responded to his residence to sei

energysome scenes real.56:47 nats - we were all silent, waiting for footsteps and more pops.super sheila gray one student actor told me she has sat in class and planned how to escape. they all admitted being guilty of standing by and doing nothing to stop bullying. the play's taught them, they need to take a more active approach. 18:40:27 matt - it happens in a lot of places, and it can be stopped.the issue hits home for their teacher too. she was surprised when some of the students told her they'd experienced the trauma of bullying themselves.19:03:52 emily - it just really shocked me. some kids put up a really good front. the kid that you think wow, they really have it all together. sometimes that kid is hurting the most.even though the play's behind them, the kids are wearing bracelets with the play's message - hoping to take it beyond the stage.18:43:10 matt - to start a conversation is the point of this play (cut) to give a voice. that's why we were on the stage.19:05:09 emily - i needs to start a conversation, whether through fine arts or through counselors59:29 nats- i'm sorry you made

sheila gray met someone who took the leap in tonight's family 411 report. >> reporter: brian douglas is starting the new year with a new >> i've shot ever since i've been a kid. i love photography. >> reporter: but it was always a hobby. when his kids went to college, he decided to . >> i decided to look in to what it would take. >> reporter: what he really did was a lot of research on what it would take to be a unit still photographer. >> you pick up a dvd box and see photos on there. or entertainment weekly and see a photo in there. i'm the only cameraman allowed onset. craft. maybe shadow someone or take a job. >> try it out in a way that you can put one foot or one toe out there. >> reporter: career expert julie says start doing your homework find someone objective to coach you through the process. >> talk to somebody who has either tried it and stepped back. done it and done it successfully. or anybody who has experience doing something similar. >> i was dumb enough or bold enough to say i'm thinking about doing this. any words of advice. great advice. >> reporter: on top of kno

here's sheila gray with tonight's family 411 report. >> reporter: it was a lot from it ranged from small insults to go kill yourself. >> i was always the guy to be with the colonel kid group. i changed my personality so much to try and fit in. >> talking about bullying isn't easy. their high school play brought out a lot of feelings. >> it takes a lot of guts to go ontage and be vulnerable and put yourself out there in serious moments. >> the play is the bullying collection. real life stories from play rights. rights. >> i watched her sit in her bedroom and cry for hours over it. it's one of the most heart-breaking things you can go through. >> it's why this group of drama students told their teacher they needed to do it. >> because it spoke to us in more than one way. >> remember, projection, energy. others are all too real. >> one actor told me she sat in class and planned how to escape. they all admit today standing by and not doing anything. >> it happens in a lot of ways and a lot of places. it can be stopped. >> the issue hits home for the teacher. she was surprised when some of th

rapidly. the local family, they are cancelling their trip. it was going to be their dream >> i'm sheila gray, today in cincinnati refined. top five real estate trends. be able to buy their first home this year and upgrade to the new one. home prices will return to normal. if you're looking to sell, it's a good year. agents are seeing an increase in millennials and more people who are looking to retire. if you have been on the fence about owning a home. rent prices are growing a lot less affordable. learn what's happening in town on cincinnati refined.com. >>> facebook is doing okay. stock market says it made nearly $6 billion in the last quarter. how to make money on the mobile app. facebook says nearly a billion people check facebook on their smart phone every single day. >> federal lawmakers will soon vote on whether to buy and use cable boxes from companies other the fcc says it will help bring down costs. the average household pays $240 a year. unlocking the mark could help companies like apple, amazon and ruku deliver cable. >> stocks rule higher. dow jones industrial rose. nasdaq climb

super sheila gray 44:29 while kids using the appp can learn about business and responsiblity there's a big benefit for parents too. time susan 21:26 if i don't have to take it back, that is an hour or 2 or 3 of my time. no waiting in line for susan, and cassie's thinking about future would invent things, like little ideas that would help disabled people. i was thinking about a robot i could use that's vibration activated. she's already got the sales pitch down.27:08 warning. may include total awesomeness.3 sig 3 it can be a money saver... too. susan's hoping the app will keep cassie from asking for every new toy she sees on t - v. 3 plans to make major changes to sioux city's five public pools are on hold while the city council waits for more being asked to approve plans to close leeds pool and cook pool after the 20 - 16 swimming season and replace them with splash pads for 20 - 17. the closings are part of a master plan that would see lewis pool stay open until a new pool opened at cone park... and leif erikson pool would stay open until it couldn't hold water anymore. parks and re

09font: noah cullen/high school senior :10-:19font: emily himonidis/drama director :31- :38font: sheila gray @sheilagraytv 1:14-1:25font: matt schutte/high school senior 1:26-1:31 ((package)) 18:46:18 felicity - it was just a lot from a lot of different people. it ranged from insults to go kill yourself.18:50:02 noah - i was always the kid that wanted to be in the cool kid group. i changed so much to fit it. talking about bullying isn't easy for noah and felicity. their high school play brought out a lot of feelings for them. 57:30 nats- all i could think about was that girl's face. 2:55 emily - it takes a lot of guts to go on stage and be vulnerable and put yourself out there in very serious moments. the play is the bullying collection- real life stories from several playwrights. these young actors have their own real life stories.18:47:43 felicity - i watched her sit in her bedroom and cry for hours. it is one of the most heartbreaking things you can go through it's why this group of drama students told their teacher, they needed to do it.49:44 noah - because it spoke to us in more than on

. >> i'm sheila gray, today in cincinnati refined, trip to fashion heaven. style, 20th century master works from the brooklyn museum collection. the gorgeous showcases evolution and influence of fashion for most of the last century. halston, dior. and perfect hat, beautiful gowns and more. read on what's happening in town, on cincinnati refined.com. >> >>. >> keeps going up. the powerball jackpot is 1.5 billion. everyone is pretty much going crazy for the next drawing, which is tomorrow. few people know there's already a big winner. lottery jackpots are fully taxable. jackpots are taxed at a federal rate, 39.6 percent. there's also city taxes for that, too. that means for a 1.4 billion cash payout, the federal government will get $4 million. >> and honda is adding production to its plant in greensville. crv will be built there. the move coincides of any production of crv and starting production on the hrv, crossover vehicle. crv was honda's biggest selling model in 2015, at least in the u.s. honda didn't mention any new jobs. >> stocks gained in a decent way. dow jones industrial clos

. >> and back at 5:30 with a >> i'm sheila gray and on cincinnati refined, ten great winter reads. if you're a pet love, check out the doggest. the doggest is elyiot white friedman. need a fix, rules of stability. story of best girlfriends whose lives were changed forever. a surprising thing that happened when a woman drives in scotland picking up hitchhikers. you could find it on cincinnati refined.com. >>> and twitter had some technical issues. worldwide, problems started after 3:00 a.m. visitors to the website were greeted to the website, something is technically wrong. twitter has currently about 300 million users. it's not saying how many users encountered problem today. >>> they are accepting tax returns, starting today if you're early and having they are encouraging everyone to keep an eye on your mailbox. this is when you will receive most of the important tax documents for things like health insurance and interest payments, all those 1099 that come in this time of year. >>> u.s. stocks struggle to close with meager gains. dow rose and the nasdaq gave up 11 points. the s&p 500

. >> that is right, sheila gray. >> 6:42. a dream come true. >>> the 7th gop debate is tonight at des moines, iowa and it had will happen without trump. >> trump will hold a fundraising for the veteran on campus. the veterans of america announced they will decline donations from the event. >>> will you just consider, i want you to consider, all right. think about it. this is much tougher being with you, because frankly, you're smarter. this is much tougher than doing the debate with megan kel kelly >> as an american citizen, i have been unable to stand up to one reporter or one moderator, how he is going to attempt to make america great again. >>> the debate without donald trump start at 9:00 tonight on fox news. iowans will cast their caucus votes this coming monday. >>> eating lot of apples, berries and onions ma help you keep your weight in check. those are the vegetables and fruits that have a high count of flaf noise. they report less weight gain. >>> a cheaper dinner for valentine's day. maybe you got one in the works. it's only one a couple of weeks away. how about waffle house

i'm sheila gray. >> bob: i'm bob herzog. let's look at the roads. >> jen: one accident that hasn't made it on the map. this red mark right here on the eastbound direction of the ronald reagan cross county highway right at 71. we do have an accident there. eastbound reagan towards 71 going to be pretty slow this morning. speaking of 71 we have had several problems this morning. that's been our slowest interstate i would say. we cleared the accidents near red bank and kennedy, but you can see we still have some heavy traffic northbound. west siders, you had a lot of accidents this morning. boeckman several near west fork this morning to watch for. those are clear. bender past baley place an accident currently. one at mount hope and river road. clear. blocked. i thought i heard it cleared. our map is out dated in that aspect. we have had maybe 4 or 5 accidents near west fork this morning. do use caution there could be black ice there. our interstates are looking okay. they have all been salted. back to you. >> bob: some of your

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. here is jen dalton. >> jen: we have doesn't on the map an accident that closed eastbound 28 at buck wheat road. it is because of this picture and ems tweeted this out. this is a look at the scene. this vehicle right here collided with a tanker truck. there was no oil spill or fuel spill there were injuries involved as you can imagine. you will want to avoid 28 eastbound at buck wheat road. as we look at our other incident on the map we have an accident that has been moved to the shoulder. causing some congestion and then we have one that actually cleared a long time ago. girly at sunset. an accident reported. harrison at queen city. at our interstates this morning we did have an accident 71 northbound. that one has cleared over to the shoulder as well. seeing heavy traffic in both directions. 75 northbound looks really great if you need to head that way. we cleared that accident 71 southbound near taft. sheila back to you. >> >> sheila: a west chester teen fighting for his life after

others are all too real.56:47 nats - we were al silent, waiting for footsteps and more pops.super sheila gray one student actor told me she has sat in class and planned how to escape. they all admitted being guilty of - standing by and doing nothing stop bubuying. the play's taught them, they need to take a more active approach. 18:40:27 matt - it happens in a lot of places, and it can be stopped.he issue hits home for their teacher too. she was surprised when some of the students told her they'd experienced the trauma of bullying themselves.19:03:52 emily - it just really shocked me. some kids put up a really good front. the kid that you think wow, they really have it all together. sometimes that kid is hurting the most.even though the py's behind them, the kids are wearing bracelets with the play's messasa - hoping to take it beyond the stage.18:43:10 matt - to start this play (cut) to give a voice. that's why we were on the stage.19:05:09 emily - i do think that every school needs to start a conversation, whether through fine arts or through counselors59:29 nats- i'm sorry you made it your

sheila gray didn't join us today, as well. >> she is having a gad good time. i think her son is off of school today. >> which imagine. >> there's more than 160 schools that have declared a school closing. >> we are going to continue "good morning cincinnati" through the 6:00 hour. and john is telling us about the timing. >>> we are going to pick up 1-2 inches, but just horrible timing and the fact that the temperatures are so cold. we are coming out of single digit lows, over the last couple of days and that is sticking to the roads, late snow coming through the area ia little enhancement to that snow moving to the east of downtown i again, i hear around col columbia high park, and the same deal over parts of butler county, getting jacksonberg moving through middletown, and snow coming at a clip, we are beginning to see accumulating snow, and over toward george town report of light accumulations and brown county now across all of northern kentucky, snow is coming down, a little over grant county and more light snow continuing to the southeast of indiana. when

i'm sheila gray. something different. i'm bob herzog. let's get a last look at the here is jen. >> jen: i was about to deliver bad news for folks going out the door near 275 in ohio. they had it closed not too long ago for an accident. as we look at the camera there it is now out of the way. i just washed the flashing lights move out of the way as i camera. i will tell you since it just cleared you are still backed up to cincinnati, dayton. we have another accident a little farther north 75 at 129. we have that one moved over to the shoulder. hopefully things will start to thin out there because that accident just cleared. plainfield road still closed at montgomery do you to an earlier water main break. we had several problems those are starting to clear out of the way. we are heavy in our usual spots 71-75 heavy from buttermilk up to the ohio river. could see black ice out there. back to you. >> bob: let's check top stories of the morning. police looking for 5 suspects in a home invasion in west wood. >> sheila: a couple heard several p

find out what to do *before* you make the change, with family 4-1-1 anchor sheila gray, tonight at 6. now local 12 news... 3 >>> good morning everyone. it's 855. it's 18 outside. we just got very busy at the traffic map. >> it has been relatively quiet on the roads. we have had accidents, but nothing like this. we have 71, 75 northbound closed let me bring that camera up again. but you can see on the small view, there are lots of flashing lights in the area. 7112 northbound is closed right now. if you take a look at the cameras, the images do not want to expand, what you need to snow is traffic is backed up all the way at 275 at that point in time. northbound shut down at 12th street because of an accident. looks like multiple vehicles involved and there are emergency crews blocking it, so you can't go past fifth street on 71-75 northbound at the time towards the bridge. only one other issue that's causing headaches, that's 71 southbound. looks like they moved that over to the shoulder. but once again, shut down at fifth street this morning in coveing ton. >>> thanks so much. let's ta

tonight at 6..now local 12 news... . >>> good morning, i'm sheila gray. it's 28 . at 8:55. and i'm bob bob. things finally clearing out. >>> finally bob, i wanted to start down on 275. the camera was just showing up and now it doesn't want to. traffic is moving on 275 down near kentucky 17. down there that was blocking but it is now clear. so only a couple left. central at west eighth. west brook. watch for an accident. 270 -- 237, report, north bend road as most folks know it down at heebrin. still shut down northbound south of languagely as i understand. because of an earlier accident. we have adam clements at the scene right now. if we want to find out. we don't have adam. we'll hear more about that online and coming up in the day, we'll let you know more about accident. guys back to you. that. >> that is where crews are still on the scene. it happened this morning on jen jen told you about it. four vehicles involved. they had to cut someone out of the cars two people air lifted. it all ratty staeed when a woman her lane. >>> you can drink beer for a west sixth brewing and good fema

. >> >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. time for a traffic alert with jen dalton. >> jen: take a look at the roads this morning. tell us about. we have incidents on the interstates that have opinion slowing things down. there we go. come on now. 71-75 north bound we had an earlier accident near 275 slowing things down. you are still heavy up to the ohio river. madeira. we have a couple of other viewers. colerain avenue we have video of this in the northbound direction because of an earlier dent at one point in time. at one point they did have both the northbound lanes closed because the truck hit a vehicle and there was a fuel spill. you may see flashing lights. that has been several hours since that was there. we have an accident on 75 southbound near wyoming. we cleared our accident on 471 northbound the not too bad at this point. some of our top stories. new this morning police trying for a late night shooting. >> >> bob: the victim was shot in the back and the leg and was also pistol whipped. he was taken to a local hos

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. it is time for a traffic alert with jen dalton. >> jen: what has really caused issues this morning is a report of black ice that we are not expecting. so i want to start with route 122. it is currently closed. it is closed between beverly and hirsh because of a car car that hit the house. salt trucks have been sent to next you will want to avoid 1 and 22 between beverly and hirsh. an earlier accident at price at tracy. that was in miami township. we had an accident. you may see flashing lights. you need to use caution in the area. beach mont an accident. dorchester and reading to watch for. on the ronald reagan cross county at 75 we have a report of an accident. we are watching this accident 275 that's really slowing traffic. elsewhere around the tri-state things are really slow, guys. back to you. >> >> sheila: our top stories this morning we are getting new details about the house in which a house killed a firefighter. >> bob: police called to that house 4 times. once an alarm. the

. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. >> jen: just as john gumm said round number 2 of the snow moving in. you can see it is starting to head towards or past the 75 area up in butler county. start there at 75 near tylersville. you can definitely see things beginning to fall in that area. the good news will is we had one problem that was blocking a lane 75 near union center. it is over to the shelter it will not cost you any time. again, we are starting to see that snow around the 275 loop a little bit near colerain. also out on 74 near morgan road. it is getting pretty dark. you see people using their head lights which they should be. round 2 starting to move in. we have a couple of problems harrison at montana. one should be clear by now at mason montgomery. also want to remind you that indiana on snow emergency. use caution. on the east side not seeing anything major of issue yet. that snow is starting to move up and down 75 in butler county right now. we will continue to update you on the road conditions if you are heading out the door use >> bob: we continue to follow the terrible deta

. >>> good morning, it's 855. and 29 now. i'm sheila gray. >>> and i'm bob. here's a look at the roads. >>> things are finally quieting up on the roads. we had several problems earlier. we are still dealing with an issue at kyle station road and yankee road. that's a water main break that's closed. that intersection is a roundabout in the area. cleaning that up. so kyle station at yankee road, you'll still want to avoid. also, let you know, a tweet from the city of cincinnati. they'll be doing work on the bottom deck of the western hills. the camera not showing what's going to be going on. it's not pointing tot. but starting at 9:00 a.m., they'll have one lane closed as they do one lane replace ment. as we look at our interstates right now, not seeing any major issues at this point. you're still a little heavy in most of our typical spots w. eh moved the issues we had over. back to you. >>> new this morning, one man in the hospital with life threatening injuries after a stabbing. >> the 42-year-old man showed up morning. a helicopter took him to a medical center. the stabbing they thin

. >> and i'm sheila gray. >> we have a couple headaches for drivers. i think this might be open now. u.s. 50 was closed just west of wolf pen pleasantvill road. not too long ago. but also they were reporting icy and this came from a tweet from the miami township fire and ems. do watch for possible black ice on the east side. we have a water main break state rout 28 closed in both directions. that's actually closed overnight. so they've been working on this quite a while. do avoid that area as we speak into we tell you that it is open again. they said it could take all the morning rush to get that clear. as we look at our interstates, we are see heavy traffic. you're still heavy from 275 to the ohio river. 71 heavy in both directions. northbound and southbound this morning. so mostly we're just seeing the typical heavy rush. >> thank you. let's go ahead and check the top stories, the morning now, a teenager is killed in a a crash in milford. >> lauren lost control of her car at glen dale road around 6:00. crossed the center line and hit and died in bethese da north. the suv driver was

i'm sheila gray ahead in my family 411 report, why high school kids say everyone needs to see this play. an average of ninety people are killed by guns in this country every single day. it has to stop. president obama wants to make universal background checks the law of the land.

sheila gray for fox 28 news. news. laurie petrie of the council says even young families should have a will - a living will and power of attorney documents.and keep them updated as you age..for more information on how you c better prepare for all that comes with aging, check out this story on the completely redesigned fox 28 iowa dot com. next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.debating the frontrunner. hear what the republican candidates had to say tonight about donald trump's no-show at the final iowa debate. debate.and in one of the toughest tests of the year, the iowa hawkeye men put their