flurries, snow showers from early this morning have left and you can see the clear skies southwest of cincinnati and the clouds from cincinnati to points northeast, temperatures in the 40 degrees as we see a gradual clouds. 33 degrees by around 9:00 tonight. coming up in weather at 12:18, we'll talk about a very warm end in january coming up this weekend, how high temperatures go and then we turn our attention to stormy weather into next week. even an outside chance of for severe weather, we'll time that out and talk about a return to work following those storms. >> there are dinosaurs in the queen city. more than 50 life size moving dinosaurs will come to life. kids can dig fossils and make crafts all while getting a hands-on education. you can find ticket information on our website at local12.com. tested a hydydrogegen >> the chicago police officer charged with fatally shooting hearing today. officer van dyke is pleaing to first degree murder, dash cam mcdonald 15 times in 2014. originally police said mcdonald had lunged at the officer with a knife. but now the video shows him walking away. va

cincinnati, well to the south, southwest of cincinnati. initially, southwest cincinnati, snow will struggle to reach the ground. gradually, the intensity of snow will pick up, especially late in the afternoon and into the evening. right now we're tracking an increase of cloud cover. the main area of low pressure is down in the deep south. it's picking up moisture that will eventually come our way in the form of snow. precision doppler hd, it shows no precipitation anywhere close to cincinnati. 28 at the international airport. wind chills for some 20 degrees. if not, have windchill. most 1-2, 2-4 inch snow ban. some, 6-plus, well to the southeast. obviously, we feed to talk about the impact forecast. we will take care of that in 10 minutes. brad? >> when a big storm barrels down on you. first thing most of us do, check the covers. check the refrigerate or refrigerator. the community is getting ready for a lot of snow. >>> with the forecast calling for several inches of snow, mazeville is getting ready. the bread man is keeping busy, unloading, keeping sure the stores are stocked with stores.

of the wkrc tv counties. an inch of snow, cincinnati county. perhaps a lilt more to the south and down to the southwest. timing is everything, with the particular event. as i mentioned, there's nothing out there right now. as we look at sat light and radar put together, you could see the west of cincinnati. developing in iowa, illinois and missouri, you have the next disturbance that will deliver some light snow. all starting very early tomorrow morning. and could play a role in our tomorrow morning commute. this is 8:00 tonight. i think we'll start to see clouds increase overnight. this is 5:00 in the morning. so during rush-hour tomorrow morning, between 5:00 and 9:00 in the morning, you will see periods of light snow across the area. and most of it should be out of here by noon. we won't see a lot of snow, but make a big difference at 8:00 in the morning. give yourself am so extra time just in case there's a chain reaction upstream, which affects you traffics. and they will fall down to 15 degrees tonight. we're watching another storm for friday. there's absolutely no consensus on the store. some gu

rain in the area.as of yet but it is not too far off. there is plenty of rain just to the southwest of cincinnati back through illinois. it is going to come together overnight and going to be a wet morning commute. give yourself some extra time tomorrow morning. about everyone is.above the freezing point. all in all we may fall a degree or two but then temperatures should rise late tonight and early tomorrow morning. winds are calm or have an easterly component. temperatures up to about 38 tomorrow morning. any time after 4:00 in the morning we are fair game for rain. so showers for rush hour. i think they will come to an end early tomorrow afternoon. rain redevelop on saturday. it can be a very wet bengals game. >> cammy: tim, thank you. >>> it may come as a surprise that loaded guns are allowed on school grounds in ohio. you can't get out of your car and that is what he didn't have when he was arrested officers say he was never athreat to arrested without incident but se in jail on a weapons charge. it was the end result of the custody issue. >>> guns were the topic of a town hall. this comeses

direction ``than we're accustomed to, moving ``in from the northeast, pushing ``to the south and southwest. ``cincinnati is quiet, to the ``northeast especially. ``we have situations where the ``roads have to be cleared across ``northern kentucky but plenty of ``time during the night to do ``that. ``so looking well if you're ``traveling locally today. ``this morning, snow showers ``moving out in the next couple ``hours. ``clouds actually start to clear ``we should bring back afternoon ``sunshine. ``downtown right now, flakes ``flying, but visibility is high. ``it's a cold start for our ``weekend. ``23 right now. ``but it feels like ten degrees. ``that north wind at 16 miles an ``hour. ``the northeast wind yesterday was ``gusting above 30 miles an hour. ``it will be breezy but letting up ``by comparison to yesterday. ``we're at 23 yently. ``but take a look at wind chills ``for the region. ``most locations feels like the ``single digits this morning for ``the cold saturday morning. ``satellite and radar showing our ``system lifting out and then ``notice behind it, the skies are ``clearing well across illi

the feel like temperature, depends on where you live. it's higher to the west and to the southwest of cincinnati, lower to the northeast of cincinnati. warmer air is coming to the tradeoff. and showers return on sunday. and there's a possibility of stronger storms next week. we'll discuss the timing of sunday's showers and investigate this potential for stronger storms late tuesday in 10 minutes. brad. >> thanks very much. you like tina faye. >> i like tina faye. >> she's getting to review reviews. someone who is an expert on pallin's voice and mannerisms. jeanne moos. >>> media heads are spinning. >> there's a critic that sounds a little bitter. >> right wing, bitter clinging for clingers of our guns. >> sarah palin's daughter is clinging proudly to her mother, writing in her blog, tina fey sounds nothing like my mom. to nail, chalkboard. >> and bristol thinks snl has been slurping off the gravy train, tina fey has been clinging to the impersonation a little too long. it's getting pathetic. >> rock 'n' rollers. with the abscess stroller. bristol said, she thought it's funny snl couldn't get a t

scattered thunderstorms develop. best chance foreseeing any strong storms will be south and southwest of cincinnati and much cooler air comes as we get to thursday and friday. on local 12 news live at 12 thirt. we'll break down the weekend forecast in more detail. >> thanks, scott. >>> what's the point of a mozzarella stick with no mcdonald's mishap, comingg upp >> 2015 turned out to be a great year for local attraction. they recorded 1.4 million visits much and it includes the single busiest month ever in december when nearly 224 thousand guests visited. special exhibition, science of sport and the art of the brick helped fuel the increase. >>> the nfl says reported concussions rose 58 percent this year to the highest number in any of the past four years. according to data released today, there are 182 reported concussions from 2015, regular season games, reversing the last year, league leaders, reflection of players, changing the way they play football. they are trying to figure out why concussion numbers rose this season? >> we're nine days away from ' denver broncos and the carolina panthers. >

cincinnati. rain showers slowly working in our direction. southwest of downtown cincinnati, you can see the rain between 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. her most of us, it is lunchtime before the rain showers become more frequent. this morning, starting out with clouds and temperatures nudging up a couple of degrees. to 40 degrees. officially, 39 at cvg. a couple of spots warmer than that, warsaw, 46 degrees. we do have the clouds and we 50' s like yesterday but still s through the colder air is chasing in the front. other time we get to late tonight, temperatures start to tumble and the cold air fiddlers -- filters and tonight. friday night a night forecast, bring along the umbrella. at 5:00, pretty soggy. 46. 8:00, 41. by 11:00, midnight, the rain showers are coming to an end and temperatures are falling off to the 30' s. i would not be shocked if you saw a flurry on the very back edge of the system. futurecast shows clouds. you get toward 11:00 or so, west of downtown starting to see showers. most of us, early afternoon before the rain gets going. ste

cincinnati. some places are clear, but we are turning cloudy over the next couple of hours. you can see rain showers running along the ohio i' m looking in our direction. if you are southwest of downtown cincinnati, you could for most of us, this is a second half of the day. clouds starting to stream in early this morning. temperatures are not bad at all. a couple days ago, it low single digits. right now, 38 degrees at cvg. 41 in florence, 41 and mason. here is the right density. 8:00 a.m., clouds are building, 39. noon, rain showers, especially west of downtown. everyone mild to bring to the afternoon. expect a high today in the upper 40' s. mark: 4:32 now a woman shot in , her car. and abandoned on the side of the road. now police are looking for the person responsible. lisa: wlwt news 5' s emily wood has more from u.c. medical center where the victim was taken into surgery. >> this right here needs to stop. it is the beginning of we 2016, getting tired of this. emily: flashing lights fill the streets of bond hill as cincinnati police investigate a shooting initially described as a case of road rage. police say it is now unclear what led to the multiple shots >> its tot

made a lot of changes to the snowfall forecast that you saw earlier today on good morning cincinnati. in southwest ohio two to four. four to six, owenton. south of hillsboro. six plus in mayesville. we've got a lot to track. the intensity of snow picks up through the afternoon. tonight and the weekend looks much quieter, we'll take a check of live doppler 12 hd and take you through the hour-by-hour forecast again in about 10 minutes. >> one of the first counties that will be affected in our area is grant county and local 12 meteorologist brandon orr has been out driving around the roads all morning long. he joins us live with the latest with a picture of what's happening there. good afternoon, brandon. >> reporter: hey, john. we're on route 22. you can see the roads. there are at least some tire tracks, but we're maybe at a half inch at most of new snow accumulations. there's some heavier snow to the south that's in lexington that will move up this way. in ohio and cincinnati you're not seeing a lot of snow. there's a little bit on the way that's coming. dry air. earlier, i caught up with james ha

cincinnati from louisville. rain showers from st. louis to paducah. moving along the ohio river and eventually to us. it will be light and spotty southwest of cincinnati. more rights right into the second part of your friday. right now, clouds are moving in. high clouds casting a gloom over temperature wise, nothing to complain about. most places near 40 degrees. 42 right now at cvg. harrison. two days ago, that was three degrees below zero. things are improving temperature wise. they will fall again. into the late afternoon, with rain around and the clouds, we won' t make it into the mid-50' s like we did yesterday. mid-to-upper 40' s for many of us. by 5:00, most places around 45, 46 degrees. it is friday. maybe you had big plans for date night or whatever, plan on soggy conditions. 5:00, 46, 8:00, still showers around. by the time we get to midnight, rain comes to an end. not a huge issue. you will see on the futurecast as collateral in this morning. before lunchtime, some showers west of town and becoming more widespread into the early afternoon. rainy by the evening drive through 8:00, at least. small chance for a flake on the backs

with the exception, and in the tri-state. there's a winter weather advisory out. and southwest, ohio, from cincinnati to wilmington. and ripley, dearborn county. and the northern edge of the winter storm warning, probably one to two inches of snow. : close to cincinnati, and an inch of snow is probably being generous. northwestern hamilton county, not much. i think you'll be able to get out and about without any problems. take the dog for a walk. enjoy the flurries around you. that should be about it. mazeville, reporting visibility under two miles. notice visibilities in the 275 loop. ten miles. that's how high it should go. the dew point is well below the temperatures. those numbers are close together before they should reach the ground. there's a tight. snow will be focused south and east downtown. we're at 26 now. sycamore high school. thalmus at 25. and down 20-25 overnight. and snow will be favored, south, southeast of downtown. there is no snow, well northwest downtown. big system, big impact. in the tennessee valley. woor in the far northern edge. snow, peebles, augusta, perhaps the back edge

bring us the chance for rain on friday. as well has some moisture from the south and southwest. if you live west of cincinnati that's where we are going to see closer to 9:00 in the morning. you probably want to pack the umbrella or the rain jacket. 42 by 9:00 tomorrow. track that rain for you hour by hour. >> rob: tonight it was round six for republican candidates for president but the first debate of 2016 was a little different only 7 made the cut. >> reporter: front runner donald trump brought his biter argumentment to center stage in the dae bait. trump claimed ted cruz svent qualifieded to run because he was born to an american citizen on cana dip an soil >> i will tell you i'm not >> trump made no apologies for his tone. >> i'm angry because our country is a mess. >> reporter: >> i made paperwork error >> reporter: the university opponent on stage was democrat hillary clinton. >> someone who mrif lie toss fooms of the victim >> if sgheets she might be going back and fort between the white houns the courthouse >> can >> rob: the democrats got the night off, they will be back on the stage on sunday. theed

we will pick up winds out of the south-southwest -- during the day tomorrow. 47 in cincinnati, 64 in orlando. this storm system is headed to the great lakes. it will not affect us. the cold front is back here. 64 in dallas. not bad. the front tomorrow morning will push through with showers tomorrow afternoon in the mountains, slight chance late in upstate. we could see some of the rain mix with snow late tomorrow night into wednesday morning. it ends by the afternoon. low 35 in the upstate, 30 in the mountains. tomorrow in the upstate, variable loading us, maybe a couple showers late in the day. i 54, starting off at 41 and asheville-hendersonville, cloudy skies, patchy rain, starting off at 37 degrees, warming into the mid-60's by lunchtime. the for-day plus, rain and snow showers for the mountains tomorrow night. rain and snow mixed wednesday morning early. we will dry out in the afternoon. the weekend, nice and warm. that will feel great. back to you carol and michael. beals like summertime. carolina crush the arizona cardinals last night -- crushed the arizona cardinals. marc: th

a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning cincinnati based kroger is on a roll. the new ranking that makes it among the most influential companies in the world. energy drinks have become commonplace in many homes.a look at why some doctors say they should be kept locked away and the danger they can while it's a quiet morning for another chance for snow coming looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a kentucky and brown and adams thursday, skies will be mostly cloudy with a high of 270f. take a look at this... a home owner in wisconsin took taking advantage of all the snow. making some pretty cool snow sculptures.one looks like a stallion, another a snow dragon.and with all the start wars rage...who wouldn't make..... a snow yoda? the force may not be entirely with the production of the next "star wars" film. disney says "star wars: episode eight" will be released in december, 20- 17.... seven months later than originally planned. disney did not give a reason for the postponement.the current "star wars" film, "the force awake

southwest. in fact right now it's over cast. and it's a thick over cast from cincinnati. points south. because things are starting to get active. showers that you see to the southwest will inch into the state. first to southwest. and into the northeast. of course you can keep on top of everything. not only on fox8.com. but also we have a new facebook weather page. i just posted a few things. >> go visit and like the page. mostly clear to be tonight. a quiet night at 27. but the clouds really thicken up quickly. and shower begin to develop from southwest. up to the northeast. but. at least temperatures will be on the up and up. 46. that's above normal. couple more days above normal temperatures. before we see the thermometers crash again. next week. we'll take on a winter flavor. i'll have the details coming up. and. i'll show you some cool animation. and some photographs. of those clouds. >> luckily. the student was a good sport. even posing with carson for a photograph after. >> . hopefully you like your coffee black. new guidelines from the federal government recommend sugar. be hrez

for the rest of southwest ohio, this is east of cincinnati. this does not include cincinnati propers. abettors in the mid-20s and we have the potential for moderate to snow showers, especially between nine and 11:00. here are the latest advisories. we will keep you posted. some of these may be dropped as we go through the next couple of hours. >>> we will look at the rush to area grocery stores and conditions all over northern kentucky in a bit. >>> other news and the tristate beside the weather. inexcusable, that's what john kasich is calling the detention of a young cincinnati man in north korea. the totalitarian state announced it arrested on a warm air, graduate of wyoming high school. the state media alleges he plotted to destroy north korea unity. tom mckee has a look at why he was there and what's happening to bring him home. >> reporter: otto warburg graduate wyoming high school in 2013, a good student and athlete. tonight to this community is done that he's being held captive in north korea. virginia and was in north korea with a grou

quiet weather across the city of cincinnati where we're at 28 degrees at southwest at 8 miles hour, yes, it's still cold, but it doesn't feel as cold as yesterday. ver ailes verse versailles, and the cold spots. and these temperatures are going to rise through the morning. nothing moving across the area, partly cloudy skies, clouds are coming in from the west, but all in all, beautiful day, we will low 40s at noon, and upper 40s later today about 10 degrees above-normal for this time of the year with a blend of sunshine and clouds. we stay warm tomorrow, but rain returns, and then the cold returns for the weekend. a little bit of snow coming this weekend, too, more in a few minutes, butlet check on traffic with jen dalton. >> reporter: good morning, today looking so much better than than in the past couple of days when we started at this time. we're accident-free. maybe you're getting ready to head out the door. here is a live look near i-75, and you can see traffic pretty quiet, and the roads, on the sides the interstate, the interstate themselves are great, and we have no problems, 27

strong. the coolest spots in the tri-state today with northeast of the cincinnati. that bubble of warmth to the west and southwest was coming our way, it is here now. we will drop a couple of degrees in the next couple of hours we drop down to 50 overnight. back close to 60 tomorrow but will more cloud cover and showers. sun that we had this morning is gone. clouds are here but if you look to the west. we see some partial clearing. overall tonight we are cloudy to mostly cloudy, no rain associated with clouds on live precision doppler 12 hd, we find no rain, no snow. we are warm tonight, warm tomorrow. clouds quickly thickening up this model wants to bring showers in at 7:00 i believe they are spotty or stray. showers become more numerous into the afternoon. more showers sunday evening. any showers monday are quickly moving out. any clearing monday it temporary. because we have another system coming in from the west late tuesday. we start tuesday with sun but clouds increase. more on that in the coming dayses including tomorrow morning on good morning cincinnati. tuesday it the day to watch. tonight no rain at le

but southwest wind bring in some warmer air, cincinnati was in the mid- 50s and pass it was almost 70 currently 55 paducah . there has been some sunshine, tonight's partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at times focus of this, this clipper system will head off . the rainfall will be arriving tomorrow afternoon . this taps into it and lose it northward, during the evening commute tomorrow, a lot of you will be using your shield wipers in far enough if far enough east out it will be gone and gone and then it gets cold that will tap into lake-effectn stumpel saturday . between one tenth and one quarter inch maximum,en by midnight tomorrow, the lake-effect will be kicking in, on saturday a 40 percent chance, after midnight, with lake effect snow fall for pennsylvania and upstate new york . look at the forecast, rainfall tomorrow afternoon . lake effect snow fall mainly saturday then the temperatures dropped into the 20 sen and then they more abrupt fall sunday looking at a general just one day at work, hue jackson is hiring a staff as will talk all the talk about the browns,, not talk about the

cincinnati 57 degrees. notice winds coming from south-southwest at 17 miles an hour. so that's a bit breezy. other areas, about the same temperature. to upper 50s. only 160s degree on the map so far in carrollton. northern kentucky. they had peaks of sunshine from time to time. that warmed them up. so warmer northern kentucky. on doppler radar we are watching for rain to develop later today. scott will be in here shortly and he will watch some of the rain as it pushes in. already developing in northern illinois. and all of this pushing eastward. you can see clouds thicker as well. so we will not see breaks in the clouds. although we could see a peek or two next couple of hours. that's it. about going to be our high temperatures. low to mid 60s. 62 by 5:00. then it continues to lower there through the 50s evening hours. but a chance of rain increasing after 6:00. especially around 7:00. it will increase over downtown. spotty rain chances though. so not going to rain all evening long. even warmer south. as i mentioned. 61 in louisville. seven paducah and bowling green the same. memphis to dall

cincinnati metro. four-in the heaviest totals to the southwest. we will talk and where these may shift in a couple of minutes. -- 4-6 and the heaviest totals we are live with more on how the crew will make sure the roads are safe for you. good afternoon. quick they are not even finished there in the storms from yesterday and the storms are back on getting ready for tomorrow. we are here at the salt down in camp washington. they have been working to reload after yesterday shots of winter storm. people slid off the roads all day yesterday. the crew had trouble keeping pace. there is an aspect of this one that is working to their advantage. the timing is better. it does not look like this will hit during rush hour. 90 -- cincinnati crews are working around the clock to keep people safe. the lock. there is lowering on this one. we know what people willing to serve. >> back at it, working the 12 hour shift area 12 hours on, and 12 hours off. i asked the superintendent how long they plan to do that, and he told me ridley until further notice. the crews

highest accumulation, south and east of cincinnati, much as we head southwest, if any at all for any communities on the tri-state. the sharp cut off to the snow fall, it's going to be right over the local 12 viewing area. let me give you a breakdown. here is your chance at four inches or more of snow fall from this system. are getting to parts of fayette county. across southeast indiana, butler county, very low chances foreseeing four inches or more of snow. as you get closer to downtown cincinnati we get to the 30 to 40% chance that we will get 3-4 inches of snow. we are in the purple colors there, we are getting closer to a 70% chance of four inches of snow based on the current information that we have. because of that, the national weather service issuing winter storm watches, switzerland, indiana, and expanded clairemont, brown and highland county, that is tomorrow, tomorrow night and saturday, the storm warnings for mount olivet, peeble, and adams and mason county, those areas look to have the highest potential to have significant snow. it's quiet today, teens this morning, low

and for you folks in parts of northern kentucky and southwest ohio, you are still going to get cincinnati will have a light to moderate snow. 24 degrees. snow tonight. it ends overnight. then tomorrow, i am looking at 32. mostly cloudy. some areas -- northwest, will be partly sunny across the tri-state. here is the story in the seven-day forecast as we look ahead. temperatures into the 30s this weekend. snow possibly still falling as we go through tomorrow morning. for you folks across southeast of greater cincinnati. and then as we go into next week -- the next one we will have to watch -- you notice what the temperature trend is for tuesday and wednesday. that means we have a possibility of maybe a mixed precipitation -- including icing next week. a lot of folks asked to during the live chat this morning -- any icing around here? what is no the small ice pellets? when it gets packed down tonight, it will be slick and a lot of areas. >> . >> sounds good. >>> another live look. way around the tri-state today. we're tracking the snow. the roads are clear now. indiana state police keeping u

gumm in your no wait weather. cloudy gray is skies over downtown cincinnati and it is only 29 degrees. a little bit of a breeze to the southwest makes it feel like 24 these clouds are going to be tough to break. we're seeing some thinning of the cloud deck back into western indiana, by later today, some locations may see some peeks of sun. 29 now. 34 by 5:00 and then we're back down to the freezing point at 9:00 with skies mostly cloudy. coming up we'll talk about chilly temperatures on the way, but if you hold out to the weektd weekend, it is going to get a lot warmer. more details on how warm we get and when we can expect some rain to reenter the forecast. >> you know nothing beats a good children's book. one local father got tired of reading the same old books to his kids over and over again. he wrote oscar the penguin, it started out as a class project design and ended up as his own piece of published literature. >> i think that's the main reason i even did it though. i didn't really do it for sales, guess. >> we teach the kids that reading is so important and we try to make it as fun as we can. they put some of the words

cincinnati and heavy snow in the northeast. high pressure bringing colorado and the southwest a beautiful day tomorrow. warmest day of the week with winds picking out of the southwest pushing temperatures above average and lower 50s but that cold air is lurking just to the north of us, the jet will bring arctic air into bismarck, indianapolis, and chicago with highs mid 20s and lower 30s. we have a weak front that comes in the afternoon, really more of a wind shift than anything else, more thursday into friday we have a chance for flurries, a second weather system coming in friday into saturday, and third sunday, kind of an active pattern but fast-moving systems that bring a little snow to the northern and central mountains and probably not enough for advisories. areas in and around gunnison will be 20-25 below. leadville, about - 7. 10 in frisco, 12 greeley, below 16 in pueblo, highs above average for january, enjoy, because we start a cooling trend after tomorrow. and a little light snow to round out the week. in the denver metro area, fair skies, light winds in the city but gusty west of town. i exp

once this high slides off to the west, and southwest, we'll have warmer air. that's going to pile up the # 50 degree temperatures closer and closer to cincinnati until it finally moves in by the weekend. the big warming trend, that's the biggest story as we go throughout the next week, into the 40s by thursday, can't rule out a few flurries late thursday over towards late friday. 43 degrees by our high temperature on friday. then there's the 50s as we head into the weekend. it is also not only 54, but 54 on dry on friday. if you want out tour plans, plan them for saturday. there. >> it is looking really nice. tonight, ncis at 8:00. >> we want to remind you about a breaking news alert that we're watching very closely. reports of a possible active shooter in a building at the naval medical center san diego, according to a post on the these are live pictures of the scene right now. the medical center advised everyone inside to run, hide or fight on its facebook page. we've seen police on the scene, including armored vehicles. reporters describe it as calm and say it appears as things are under control. be sure to stay with local 12 news and local

southwest. the windchill factor, we are looking at it feels like three degrees at cincinnati, looking at negative one in dayton. today, fact ring in the windchill factor, looking at 4:00 this afternoon, we' re going to be in the mid to upper 20' s, feeling like teens through the afternoon. re feeling like single-digit. we talk about the snow timing coming up. lisa: we will see you then. thank you. stay connected with the wlwt weather app, to get the very latest on weather, and traffic, sent directly to your phone. and join us tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. for the latest weather conditions and will be starting the morning show coverage half hour early to changing weather and traffic conditions. if you' cincinnati officials say its cold weather shelters are open. they' re accepting anyone in need of shelter. we' re told the shelterhouse -- formally known as the "drop inn center" opens at seven each -- at 7:00 each night, and will be open through the month of february. an estimated 700 people are served each year. the hunt for a killer continues in north college hill. mark: the owner of an

could learn more about a ``college student from the ``cincinnati area being detained ``in north korea, ``otto warmbier is the second ``person from southwest ohio ``to be held in that country in ``less than two years. ``he was arrested for what the ``hostile act. ``jeffrey fowle was held by north ``he says if warmbier' ``is like his, he' s not getting a ``lot of information about his ``detention. ``hundreds of people came out to ``help the people in flint, ``michigan who are dealing with a ``, water emergency. ``the group, cincinnati supports ``flint, organized the event at s where wlwt news 5' s ``jenell walton is live with the ``story, jenell? ``reporter: people are still ``pulling up to donate water to ``the people of flint, but the ``y have already filled up the ``semi behind me. ``they brought in another truck, ``but that filled up too. ``this event a major success from ``those organizers. ``this all started with the ``facebook post from a group ``called cincinnati supports ``flint. ``organizers were asking friends ``to donate water to the people of ``governor and state leaders were ``criticized for not dealing with ``the water emerge

college student from the ``cincinnati area is being ``detained in north korea for what ``they country is calling a ``hostile ``otto warmbier is the second ``person from southwest ohio to be ``held in that country in less ``than two years. ``jeffrey fowle was held nearly ``six months in 2014. ``he says if warmbier is like his ``situation, he's not getting a ``lot of information about his ``detention. ``>> three weeks into it, he's ``gotten over the initial shock ``but he's still trying to process ``it. ``if it's like me, they're not ``letting him know anything that's ``happening on the outside world. ````mike: warmbier is a student at ``the university of virginia. ````sheree: the snow canceled a lot ``of basketball games tonight but ``for some high schools the the show ``must go on. ````mike: like at mason. ``the comets trying to stay ``unbeaten in the g.m.c., dialing ``up triples against lakota west. ````kevin: light snow, flurries and ``tracking on radar. `` ``>> cincinnati's certified most ``accurate forecast. ````kevin: most of us dodged the ``storm but you weren't so ``fortunate if you were south of ``the ohio river, way south of the ``ohio river, where we

our north and west. drop down to six degrees in cincinnati, some of us were just a couple of degrees below 0. some milder air moving in from the southwest. with the wins around 5-10 miles per hour. we are going to continue to see these numbers warmup a bit but we are 27 already at the airport. that's great news because i think we are going to warmup quick enough that we will any gait after lot of the issue for tomorrow. we will continue to see those numbers rise throughout the live precision doppler 12 hd remains quiet overnight. clouds just slide0 our east. snow stays to our east and over the next 24 hours we are going to look at that clearing be released by cloudiness by tomorrow morning. lot of moisture hanging out at the surface. we may see some plate day shine around 4:00 but the patch ji drizzle is there through the morning hours late morning is when we will see the chances of rain increase. throughout the evening you are going to need the rain gear. the evening community is wetter than the morning. tomorrow's forecast, other than some patchy drizzle dry all day under mostly cloudies. noon 43 for a high tomorrow. winds out of the

cincinnati. 25 degrees now. we were in the lower teens. that's at the airport. the winds from the south southwest at around 12, so the wind has picked up since the sun has come up and that's ushering this much warmer air mass. hamilton is already at 30 degrees. so 36 by 4:00. tonight. not as cold as this morning, when we were into the single tickets but i think we'll make it up into the upper 20s tonight. you can get the forecast anytime on the app store and google play. that area of gray is the clouds streaming in from the north and west. we're looking at those on the camera. theirsmer towards kansas city, the plains. that's going to move in tonight. so i think we'll keep this partly cloudy skies even into the evening hours and throughout the day tomorrow. winds coming in from the south southwest everywhere so we're pumping in some warmer air. the reason why it's cooler to the south, this is where they had that swath and some areas more than 20-inches of snow just to the south of cincinnati. lexington picked up more than a foot, jackson, a little more than a foot as well. so that snow cover is k

cincinnati at 41. nashville at 44. winds tomorrow out of the southwest. for tomorrow afternoon. perhaps a shower or two not out of the question later on in the afternoon. a better chance for maybe a shower or two at night. tuesday is mainly dry. well. at least during daylight hours on thursday. forecast model showing through tonight into tomorrow. not a whole lot changing here. into tomorrow morning. what sunshine we have tomorrow bit as we increase the cloud cover. coming through the front. i can't rule out a passing shower. then on wednesday, it does look dry once again. this afternoon, maintaining temperatures into the mid to upper 30's. light winds. in fact, hardly a wind at all. dead calm in the city of boston right now. throughout many of the suburbs. that is always great. when you can get these sunny winter days. temperatures at least into the middle to upper 30's and have hardly a wind. we will hardly have wind tonight, too. temperatures back into the 20's to near 30 degrees. it is a good base to jump off of here. we jump up into the mid-40's. a couple of locations close

southwest into our area very rapidly that will warm things up. right now winter coming out of the northwest. 22 charleston, 17 cincinnati and 10 in chicago. they can always be worse as we take a through the afternoon we should warm into the upper 30s to low 40s. temperatures overnight will be cold as well. it starts to moderate back to our west. 26 pittsburgh, 26 cincinnati tomorrow morning and our temperature tomorrow afternoon warms up nicely 49 lunchtime, we climb into the mid- 50s for the afternoon. the next couple days a nice warm up in our forecast for tomorrow. retreat today 56 tomorrow, that will feel nice. tracking the next front coming shore in california right now. it doesn't bring the rain until late. even though we start with 33 in the morning friday, precipitation does not role in until temperatures are closer to 50 degrees. this will be mainly an overnight event on friday. by saturday skies clear out. a front comes through and we start to turn drive. colder by monday big question mark of what may happen sunday. for now mostly cloudy skies that computer models are all over the place. we might have some dissipation. as it get

news broke on friday that cincinnati native otto warmbier had been arrested by north korean authorities ... many people remembered...he is 'not' the first person from southwest ohio to be detained in ithe total-itarian state. state. now a retired u-s ambassador who was instrumental in bringing 'jeffrey fowle' home ... says he doesn't expect to be involved in getting warmbier released.tony hall used his connections to get fowle released six months after fowle was arrested for allegedly leaving a bible in a night club.but he told the believe he'll be called on to get the wyoming high school graduate sent home.he says he only got involved in fowle's family. the east coast is gettng one of the heaviest snowfalls in history.flights from c-v-g to philadelphia and several other major cities in the northeast have been canceled.a-b-c news has details on how the massive storm has already claimed more than a dozen lives. 1:19-1:34nats pop tonight...millions of americans in the northeast still socked in from a crippling snowstorm.sot: traveler "i didn't expect to be caught in the middle of snowzillait's just such a white out right now" nats: beep beepeven the dc police

news broke on friday that cincinnati native otto warmbier had been arrested by north korean authorities ... many people remembered...he is 'not' the first person from southwest ohio to be detained in ithe total-itarian state. state. now a retired u-s ambassador who was instrumental in bringing 'jeffrey fowle' home ... says he doesn't expect to be involved in getting warmbier released.tony hall used his connections to get fowle released six months after allegedly leaving a bible in a night club.but he told the dayton daily news he doesn't believe he'll be called on to get the wyoming high school graduate sent home.he says he only got involved in fowle's case at the request of his family. the east coast is gettng one of the heaviest snowfalls in history.flights from c-v-g to philadelphia and several other major cities in the northeast have been canceled.a-b-c news reporter karla bar-gui-arena is in manhattan with details on how the massive storm has already claimed more than a dozen lives. 1:19-1:34nats pop tonight...millions of americans in the northeast still socked in from a crippling snowstorm.sot: traveler "i didn't expect to be caught in the middle of sn

showers return on sunday. wind out of the southwest at 7:00. we are still mostly cloudy but gradually we become mostly clear in the next few hours. 30 in cincinnati. down to 25. highs in the upper 30s, around 40. this warmer air and more modified form comes our way this weekend. and satellite, taken all day. chip away from the deck of cloud cover. clouds. to the northwest of chicago, that's the disturbance that will bring flurries live to the view, doppler hd. not just late tonight and especially late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. sweeps go around right now, network of radars. we find no precipitation anywhere close to cincinnati. 10:00. this is an excess of instability. flurries, especially over southeast ohio. better chance, forcing flurries, in an isolated form, late tomorrow, tomorrow evening. high pressure moves in. we bring sun back in time for the weekend. we drop to 25 by 6:00 in the morning, tomorrow. 36 at noon. planning forecast reveals a nice warm-up through the weekend. sun-cloud mix on saturday. increasing clouds, showers developing gradually sunday. it report not just widespread tuesday. welcome to february. behind the s

watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late there will be dozens of snow plows on cincinnati roads tomorrow, working to keep them clear, even before the snow starts.but you might notice some are showing their age. city council voted in june to pump more than 28 million dollars into replacing the city's outdated fleet.but that transition won't begin until spring.city leaders told the wcpo dot com team the recession earlier this decade meant many vehicles had to stay in use, even if they were brand new by 2021. you won't want to miss *good morning tri-state tomorrow. meteorologist jennifer ketchmark will have the very latest on the snow -- when it will arrive and how much will likely hit.and the team -- led by chris riva and kathrine nero -- will take you around the tri-state for the latest conditions, along with any closures and delays, and any traffic issues you might face. streetcar dreams could become a reality in northern kentucky-- but only if resources allow. the now's briana harper joins us with more on the major highlight's from today's panel discussion. the biggest to

the snow is already moving in to southwest virginia, southern and central kentucky, southern west virginia and soon our friends as far north as cincinnati will be seeing the snow. how much are we looking at? i'll tell you that bull's eye there, west virginia and virginia, potentially over 2 feet of snow in some areas. that's a lot of snow. to put it into perspective for you, you know, if they do end up getting these 2 foot-plus totals in the shenandoah valley in virginia, they would have more snow for the year than cleveland hopkins. we only picked up 8.3 inches at the airport so far this year. all these spots in the mid-atlantic that typically see much less snow than we do, they by the end of the day into the end of the weekend. of course, we've got plenty of time, right, to rack up the numbers here at home, and some of you out to the east have seen much more than 8.3 inches. that's just out at the airport. starting off this morning, we have flurries. we won't pile up any snow today, anything that we see would be flurries off and on through the day. our temperatures climb into the upper 20s. not bad, you know. recently we've woke up in

of the system, as we expected, our cincinnati. amount, but it is to the south and west were we get into the two-5-inch range up to as high as 6 inches in the southwest. there is that literally one i 71 at this hour. snow east of town into the south. later on tonight, a lot of this is falling apart. big update of at the 7 o'clock hour, boone, campbell, galveston and carroll counties you have all been dropped from the winter storm warning you are now in a winter weather amounts of separate coming up we will tap into the rest of your weekend forecast. >>> kentucky is under a state of emergency right now, and in a lot of northern kentucky communities you have to take your car off of the streets of the plows can actually get greendale, indiana you need to get your cars off the street as well. levels to snow -- level two mason county kentucky also upgraded to a level two snow emergency. >> snow is been coming down there since noon today. the conditions in maysville. >>reporter:as you know we have quite the crew here in maysville, it has been snowing since i've been here since 10:30 a.m. this morning. i want to show you something we have not seen since tha

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to the west and southwest. it will continue to develop throughout the evening. so we'll continue to have the chance for some spotty shower activity >> right now, we're 46 at cincinnati. 49 in hamilton. and we'll talk about even milder days in the seven-day forecast back to you. >> erica, thank you. >>> at least 36 people died in the blizzard that moved to the east coast. today, it's the big dig out. craig boswell reports from washington, d.c. that took one of the hardest hits. >>> snow blower, shovels, to clear a path to about two feet of snow. some vehicles still couldn't make it through. residents help the truck driver get back to work. >> we're moving. conditions are treacherous, that government watches are closed on monday. >> we knew we would have 26 inches of snow and very cold temperatures throughout the week. several days of cleanup ahead of us. >> the piles are just as big in new york city, where almost 27 inches of snow fell. second largest storm since 1869. >> consider it a 48 hours, consider to get around. >> new york residents, urged to leave their cars out all week. some begin the back-breaking process. millions. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >>

southwest, and delta ``are among the airlines already ``issuing travel waivers to ``customers before the storm hits. ``from the live alert desk, i' m ``miriah turner. ``mark: calling out the mayor. ``a fiery exchange between a ``cincinnati city councilman and ``mayor john cranley is uncovered ``in an e-mail exchange. ``now it' s calling into question ``the interactions at city hall. ``wlwt news 5' s emily wood looks ``at the war of words and what ``each side is saying about it ``all. ``emily: within the walls of city ``hall, a place no stranger to ``controversy, the mayor' s chair ``is empty. ``john cranley' s currently in d.c. ``for a national mayors' ``conference. ``but it' s an e-mail here at home ``that has his office responding ``today. ``>> the mayor and our office ``won' t let personal disagreements ``or political grudges stand in ``for the citizens. ``emily: the disagreements over ``weekly meetings hosted by the ``mayor to talk with several ``democratic leaders including ``councilman chris seelbach. ``yesterday, the mayor sent out a ``second e-mail, writing -- ``"i asked for the meeting so that ``we can improve our professional ``relationship and work together ``to move our city forward." ``in response, seelbach

clark and adams county in the southwest ohio and on the edge of that where the effects will be mixed not as bad through southeast indiana. wilmington, downtown cincinnati, back to versailles, and laurensburg and vevay, winter weather advisory. storm. this is not going to be much of anything for you folks. windchill of 11, it gets winty today, too. clouds around by noon. we begin to see light snow affecting areas close to downtown cincinnati by noon. that snow picks up late afternoon, temperatures as close to 30 degrees. late day, how much? inch or less in the north and west. we're talking 1-2 inches for a good chunk of hamilton county, and 2-4, mount washington, anderson through a good chunk of anderson, and down around maysville over six inches of snow. i've got a time line coming up,let get to jen with a check on traffic. >> reporter: since traffic on the interstates is very quiet. it's going to be a different story later in the afternoon. i did want to bring up cdg's website and let you know we are starting to see can cancellations and from the east coast. areas like boston has cancellations. charlotte has cancellations in and out of cincinnati. if

cincinnati. plan on a good bit of sunshine across the daytime hours today, and clouds will' s holy -- slowly stream in. there' s a bit of a wind, but it is out of the southwest. it feels like 20 at the moment, but those temperatures will fall -- will rise into the afternoon. at noon, all the way up to 41, great for january, 47 by 3:00. futurecast shows sunny skies for us today. we will slowly watch the clouds morning, but even friday morning does not start out too bad. as you get into lunchtime tomorrow, gray gloomy skies as the rain starts to approach. plan on friday night being wet, and the system rolls out with maybe a stray flurry on the back and, but for most folks it will just rain friday night and be gone saturday morning. tonight, dipping to 36. rain in the afternoon and evening on friday. saturday, maybe a stray flurry. we will be in the low teens by the afternoon. mark: today marks a year since a cincinnati man was arrested on terrorism charges. christopher cornell was arrested last year, after buying two m-15 assault weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. the fbi said the now 21-year-old, planned to wage jihad by attacking the u.s. capitol

and southwest. live precision doppler hd, you could see the yellow pockets. that's the heavier rain. that's the heavy rain around amellia from light to moderate rain, including downtown cincinnati. to the west, getting into indiana, right down to lawrenceberg. we have moderate rain down the rising sun. this is moving northeast. this will continue to move away from brookville. connors indiana, moderate to heavy rain, north of town on liberty. wartime, going to move northeast on you, in the next 20 minutes or so. we have heavier rain near thalmus, drying a bit. and we'll see a little bit more rain for you in a short time. most of brown county, highland and adams county, dealing with light to moderate rain. this will continue to move north oxford. this is a live look from the weather camera. with rain, we have heavy rain in town, just short time ago. temperatures are very mild. lower 40s for hamilton and harrison. critton. and 42 for owington. a lot milder to the east of cincinnati, where we stay dryer, longer today. some of us still topped out around 50 degrees today. it's very mild, especially as you travel more east in the viewing area. tonight's forecast, expect the rain to ta

greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. morning rush mostly cloudy skiesstill cold low: 15 thursday some sunshine mostly cloudyhigh: 27 thursday night clouds increasenot as coldlow: 24 friday snow likely heaviest in afternoon/evening high: 30 friday night light snow continuesonly minor accumulations after midnight a lot of you have fit bits.one man tells us his fit bit is actually helping him figure out his love life.what his alerts told him. with more snow headed our way you'll want to stay tuned for our dwym report.what you need to know before you hire while it's a quiet morning for the tri-state, we are tracking another chance for snow coming looks on the light side for northern kentucky and brown and ohio. for thursday, skies high of 270f. before you hire someone to shovel your drive for you... 9 on your side consumer reporter john matarese has done some research for you and there therehere are a list of the you don't wa

now, a college ``student in cincinnati being ``detained in north korea for what ``the country is calling a hostile ``act. ``otto warmbier is the second ``person from southwest ohio to be ``held in that country in less ``than two years. ``the 2013 wyoming grad played ``soccer. ``then he headed to the university ``of virginia. ``jeffrey fowle was held for six ``months in 2014. ``>> three weeks into it, he's ``gotten over the initial shock ``but is trying to process. ``if he's like me, he's not ``world. ``jonathan: john kasich tweeted ``the arrest of otto warmbier is ``. ``inexcusable. ``and he should be returned ``immediately. ``a shooting in bond hill has ``turned deadly. ``police are investigating the ``woman's death as a homicide. ``aiesha williams has been shot ``nearly nine days ago. ``police believe williams' ``passenger was the target of the ``january 14 shooting. ``this happened on reading road. ``that passenger took off after ``williams crashed into a metro ``bus and, in fact, returned to ``the car to remove something from ``the car but then left again. ``police say they still don't know ``who the passenger is. ``if you have any leads to the ``crime,