in williamstown, julie o'neill 9 on your side. a man hit by his own car! car!the mistake that led to a driver ending up underneath his car.how he's doing tonight. "over the top" support for a northern kentucky landmark -- destroyed by fire.how tri-state folks are helping rebuild the rabbit hash general stores. winds pick up on tuesday from the southwest at 10 to 20, warm air building ahead of a tri-state man run over by his own car.. is expected to recover. recover.it happened this afternoon in springfield township.police say that man had stepped out of his vehicle -- but didn't put the car in park.he quickly tried jumping fell.his legs were hit by the car -- and it came to a stop. police say he was taken to the hospital only as a precaution. organizers say the support was "over the top"... to help rebuild a boone county landmark that caught fire last month. the "rabbit hash bash" held just over a week ago raised more than 11-thousand dollars. that money will help rebuild the rabbit hash general store... which caught fire in february.it was built in 1831 -- and

in williamstown, julie o'neill 9 on your side. a cold spring councilwoman is pleading guilty to domestic violence and a drug charge. lisa cavanaugh called police yesterday afternoon.when police arrived.. they arrested both her and her husband, john cavanaugh.both are charged with domestic violence. she was also charged with possession of marijuana.lisa cavanaugh has plead guilty to all the charges. her husband is pleading not guilty. charges have now been filed combs- hehl bridge. police tell us cory lippmeier was going east on i-275 when he rear-ended 41 year old scott petredis late last night. petredis was killed in serious injuries. he is now charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. police tell us he was going too fast and was probably under the influence. tomorrow marks one week since a car went off the combs-hehl bridge.later this weekcrews will resume efforts to bring the car to the surface.boone county water rescue met today to discuss what comes next.the water has been too high and swift for them to reach the car.campbe

other williamstown schools are not affected. nine is on your side with information about an overnight street closure. freedom way between race and rose parks will be closed from one a-m until seven tomorrow morning. parking will also be banned.detours will be posted. crews will be pouring concrete for a new parking garage at the banks. a local high school student trains a dog to sniff out diabetes. tony mirones tells us the sophomore had a show and tell today in front of his classmates, to explain why this is important. imagine being a teenager at a sports camp,having the time of your life,then your body fails. matthew kreines"i just started to lose all feeling in my legs, my whole body, just the normal symptoms of constant urination and dizziness."seven hills school sophomore mattew kreines' life was about to change, as a type one diabetic. basically his body doesn't produce insuline anymore. matthew kreines"i do have a metronic insuline pump and a a glucose monitor."because of his equipment and lifestyle, kreines volunteered t

and owenton. that will continue to move towards the williamstown areas, that moves north and east. we've picked up half an inch so far at the airport. almost 7/10, and unless to the south and east.

and owenton. that will continue to move towards the williamstown areas, that moves north and east. we've picked up half an inch so far at the airport. almost 7/10, and unless to the south and east. rain at times, especially for portions of brown, adams down to the southeast corner as well. coming in 10 minutes, talk about how much rain to expect through the weekend and which day we'll be able to get outside. that's coming in 10 minutes. >> robbers who said they have guns, target a man who spent 20 years at the courthouse. >> he was robbed in the middle of the day and got a good look. and bad guys, also ended up in store security video. debra dixon shows us, asking if they have guns, may have saved crooks a beating. >> rich walked to the dumpster of the apartment building. he didn't notice the two men inside -- >> didn't hear anybody. about here, i guess. >> they demanded money. and asked if they had guns. you know what i mean? i've been around. yeah. they didn't have them. i would have took them on. i would have took. >> even at 74. >> i would have whipped them both. >> police moved quic

the staff and bus drivers.other williamstown schools are not affected. new at 11... 160-thousand dollars.that's how much was raised at p-w-c's oscar party sunday night. night.people working cooperatively will use the majority of that money to help elderly, disabled and low income families make critical home repairs to stay in their homes.9 on your side is a proud sponsor of the event. we want to thank everyone who weather summary: friday will be a break from the active weather, with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 40s.heading into the weekend, there a slight chance for another mix of snow and rain on saturday. with temperatures climbing into the upper 40s, it will limit our snow window and this should mainly be rain.sunday looks better with partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 50s. and the extended forecast is trending well above normal for next week. highs will increase into the 60s for tonight in healthy living... aspirin is among the most common of medications. but doctors are still learning about what it can do. a new study led by researcher

you can take them to the grant county health center in williamstown.. in return.. you'll receive clean.. new syringes.. people who take advantage of the program will also have the opportunity to hear about options for treatment.. should they be struggling with addiction..now this is the first center of its kind in the independence district of northern kentucky.. which consists of kenton.. campbell.. boone.. and of course.. grant county.. officals say.. this is by no means a home run solution to combating the heroin epidemic.. but if it helps addicts - great.. but main priority.. is keeping people from spreading disease.. 3 "number one.. they don't have to keep living their lives like this. number two.. if they are going to use.. here is a program that will help you, that will prevent you from getting those diseases.. between people that they're using with."coming up at six i'll share a staggering statistic with you.. and tell you why it has northern kentucky health officals terrified that a deadly virus could soon be plaguing the region..reporting live in the newsr

and bus drivers.other williamstown schools are not affected. breaking news, weather and a whole lot more...good morning tri-state at 4:30 starts...right now. she led police on wild goose chase after falsly claiming her child had been kidnapped. this morning she'll go before a judge.why two teens are in custody this morning related to this case. a mother and her small child information we're learning this morning as police investigate. a debate broke out amidst all of the mudslinging between gop night.a look at the high points, the low points and wether or not they were truthful when when they addressed the facts. good morning i'm ch ris riva. riva.i'm kathrine nero... -light snow turns to freezing drizzle early-precip ends after 8 a.m.-another wintry mix saturday morning before turning to rain light snow gets replaced with freezing drizzle for the morning drive. watch out for slick spots on your way to work, especially on bridges and overpasses. skies will stay mostly cloudy for much of the day with highs in the low 40s. i'm timing out our rain

in williamstown watch out for a crash early this morning along malaga road at georges lane.. >> thank you matt. let's go to that scene that you were talking about. a car speeding in the city's kensington section hit traffic lights and a corner business and then burst into flames. a man was found bound to death in that car. "action news" reporter katherine scott is at that scene. she's got details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the body was burned beyond recognition but police do believe the body was a man and they're trying to figure out who he was. judging from the damage from this vehicle, the car was going very, very f and a flatbed truck just arrived to the scene here to collect this vehicle which you can see is smashed in the side of the building. there's deb brew strewn everywhere here. this happened around 1:30 this morning at second and cecil b. moore in kensington. the driver of a 2014 infiniti was traveling east on cecil b. moore from third while he was on the 200 block he somehow lost control, he hit a small tree. he jumped a curb, hit t

one more accident in williamstown gloucester county along malaga road at georges lane.e still out there cleaning that one up. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> authorities released a photo overnight of the american tourist killed in israel. 28-year-old taylor force was an mba student at vanderbilt university. law a graduate of west point and a war veteran. israeli authorities say palestinians launched an assault in the port city of jaffa leaving forest dead. about a dozen israelis were wounded. vice president joe biden was just a short distance from the soon. he was on a two-day visit to the middle easter. >> new this morning, nine teenagers are suing ohio secretary of state over the right to vote. the teens who are 17 say secretary of state john husted is refusing to allow them to vote in next week's primaries. they say the state law does allow 17-year-old toss vote in presidential primaries if they will be 18 at the time of the general election in november. the teens a.m. 11 that ohio's election manual was changed to slut them out. husted disagrees saying this has been th

from williamstown to mount all of it -- not all of that -- mount olivet, you may get showers. i am not concerned about severe weather this evening. i don' t anticipate additional thunderstorms to reach severe levels across the area. we had a small storm center push through the area. you can see the spin in the atmosphere. we raved to get enough breaks in the cloud cover today that it was enough to trigger showers and storms big it even managed to trigger one rogue thunderstorm that briefly put down a tornado outside dayton. this is all pulling away through at the back, it pivot through. notice how these showers have been falling apart as they move toward our area. i will keep a few around for the next couple of hours. 53 in dayton. lexington, 63. 61 in indianapolis. any showers will go away over the next couple of hours, especially when the sun goes down. things will stabilize. i think most of us are done with rain. it will be quite overnight. i would not be surprised to see patchy fog late tonight, early tomorrow morning. tomorrow looks good for primary day in ohio. i expect

if you recognize them, call williamstown police. a six hour standoff in lexington is over and a 17-year-old boy is now in police custody. officials say the boy was arrested and charged with robbery and assault after a shooting at a shopping mall. a 19-year-old was shot in the leg at the mall. the standoff happened at a lexington area apartment complex . around 7 this morning. a portion of a building in over the rhine comes crashing down. it happened in the 1200 block of walnut street. near 13th. this was the scene this afternoon just before 1:30. now you can see the side of the building crumblng to the ground. luckily there were no injuries . . we' re told the building is abandoned. the xavier musketeers looking to advance in the sweet sixteen. taking on wisconsin. the badgers and muskies went back-and-forth. george vogel' s life in our newsroom with yet another heartbreaking loss for a cincinnati team. george: the game was tied with two seconds left. wisconsin had the ball out of brown' s. -- out of bounds. pointer from a corner. i

other williamstown schools are not affected. light snow gets replaced with freezing drizzle for the morning drive. watch out for slick spots on your way to work, especially on bridges and overpasses. skies will stay mostly cloudy for much of the day with highs in the low coming up. marijuana... back on your ballot...the big push to legalize medical marijuana in ohio... and the support it *still* needs this morning. made in the tri-state...we'll show you the next businesswoma n hitting it big... and how she's keeping you dry on your medical marijuana on the november ballot in ohio is moving forward."ohioians for medical marjiana" has submitted its initiative to attorney general mike dewine for approval... along with more than two-thousand signatures.if dewine signs off on it... and the ohio ballot board ok's it... organizers than 305-thousand signatures to put it on november's ballot. you've probably driven past them on your way to work...but a dispute over a bike lane turned violent on one chicago street. street.the bicyclist ha

aaron acaseo eagle scout was create a mural at vfw post 1616 in williamstown new jersey. during the ceremony he dedicated the mural to american veterans from all wars. >> much more to come on "action news" tonight. >> including a hollywood romance that endured a lifetime. >> i just want you to tell me, when i go, ron will be there waiting for me. looking back at the love story of ronald and nancy reagan when "action news" comes right back. clark gable had a line that was very elegant. there is nothing, more wonderful for a man then to prep his own doorstep knowing someone on the other side of the door is listening for the sound of his footsteps. >> and for the big screen to the white house, ronald and nancy reagan's love story was stuff of movies. >> if they are together they before holding hand and that way they remain for five two-year old romance. beyond donovan has more. >> they were both performers, of course, the from the sound stage to the world stage, that is politics. but this part, what they had, between them, that was authentic, in one doubted it was as real as

rain. franklin and ripley county, we're seeing the edge to the butler area into dry ridge and williamstown. thalmus, you're dry. areas in georgetown and areas east of there, hanging on to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures near 70 degrees. as you could see, this is moving north and east. we will continue to see the shield of rain. i expect to have some soggy conditions later in the evening. and we're down to 2 1/2 miles, visibility in hamilton. temperatures are around 60. and 63 in middletown and 61 from batavannion. as we continue to track rain for tomorrow as well. how much you could expect through the day tomorrow and as well as the entire weekend on monday. that's coming up in 10 minutes. >>> local breaking news alert now. charged with covering up an off duty accident by another cop has been acquitted. officer jason cotterman were charged with charged with derecollection of duty. they found him not guilty. >>> and man finds himself in the middle of gun target. >> neighbors are left to wonder, if more violence are left. and in the yard of a home, in east price hill. givens was shot and k

low 70s in narberth and williamstown, too.ven-day forecast with a track on the showers when i come back in ten minutes. >>> all right. we'll see you then, bill. ten minutes past 6:00. time for another look at traffic this morning. >> let's start with 422. jessica boyington has that. >> that's right, vai and tracy. good morning, everyone. on 422, no real problems so far. the road work has cleared. this is around route 29. eastbound drive time from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. from this point headed to the schuylkill, it's only an eight-minute trip. speeds into the 60s. moving over into new jersey, construction on the white horse pike. there's one lane open between spring garden and fleming pike. that's scheduled throughout the beginning of may. definitely something to watch out for there. no major delays or problems at the philadelphia international airport. you want to watch for heightened security, maybe get to your flight earlier than you normally would. the cancellations arriving and departing from brussels and we have

you're watching 9 on your side at 5 breaking now - 9 on your side has learned williamstown independent schools is closing all preschool and headstart tomorrow because of "illness". we're making calls to find out exactly what kind of illness. we will update you as soon as we learn more. new at five - two cincinnati officrers accused of covering up a crash involving a fellow officer. today the witness behind the accusations is taking the stand. stand.9 on your side's rose- ann aragon spent the day in court.she joines us with this "should no driver be driving that crazy that can kill anyone out there be out there driving."arthur lacey takes the stand-- recalling what happened the night he says a wreckless driver almost hit him. "i was very angry that he almost hit me. i was very angry. i was mad. that's what made me go after him to get his plates."police say the driver was andrew mitchell an his minivan into a pole in march. but today - it was the two responding officers in court.jason cotterman and richard sulfsted - both charged with dereliction of duty and obstruction of justice--natsc

the program begins wednesday afternoon in williamstown in the grant county health department . to participate you don't have to be from grant county or even kentucky. you also don't have to give your name to get fresh needles. nurses will be on hand to offer treatment. the challenge hunter says, will be getting addicts to try something new. < jennifer hunter, director of clinical services, northern kentucky health department:>{07:35 "what everybody tells us is it takes some time for them [the addicts] to build trust. maybe the firs tor second week nobody will show up." {07:43{07:55 "we're ready for that. it might not happen. we might not get anyone tomorrow, but we'll just keep offering it week after week." {jtrack: the program will be available every wednesday from 1 to 4. participants are encouraged to come back every week with their dirty needles in these red or black containers. < jennifer hunter, director of clinical services, northern kentucky health department:>{11:15 "this is really needed. it's not going to solve the heroin problem in northern kentucky, and we don't to

look at these surveillance pictures police in williamstown shared with us from a robbery attempt last night. you see the clerk just standing behind the counter watching as two men with hoods over their heads approach the glass door of the marathon gas station on highway 36. the men can't get in...because the clerk apparently locked the door. police want your help in finding these men... making an arrest *might* mean a two-fer. i took a moment tonight to look up the surveillance pictures from an eerily similar attempted armed robbery...right up the interstate in corinth...a few weeks ago that i covered. another marathon station that sits right off the interstate. same scenario-- the clerk locked up the would be armed robbers, so they ran away empty-handed. now let's put the surveillance pictures side by the same...and it even looks like the two men may be wearing *the same plaid shirts*. i spoke with the grant county sheriff about this comparison and he promises to get back to me. xavier is hoping for success on the hardwood tonight -- vying for a bid to the sweet 16.and that hardwood

and dry this evening. 58 the current temperature at the international airport. georgetown at 60. williamstown a degree cooler. showers develop late tonight and early tomorrow. we have a risk for stronger storms on thursday, plus we'll investigate the weekend forecast, when will be the best day to do your easter egg hunt, >> thank you. affordable care act. big wins i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... honeysuckle white we don't use that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent (female announcer) honeysuckle white . no growth-promoting antibiotics, trump, the win gives trump all of the 58 delegates. proportionately for the democratic side. more than 2300 are needed to nomination. bernie sanders and ted cruz won the other states to stay in the race. governor john kasich was shutout and now their discussion will turn to foreign policy in light of the attacks in brussels. >> faith-based groups are challenging the affordable care act. >> eight justices are here in of conservative hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a ha

a heads up to parents-- williamstown independent schools is closing all preschool and headstart tomorrow because of "illness". we're making calls to find out exactly what kind of illness. a mt. healthy student accused of bringing a fake gun and wine to school was expelled! expelled!police say they weren't about to take any chances after receiving a tip about a student with a firearm. another student told them that a 12-year-old boy showed off what turned out to be a fake gun while in class. sgt. greg nolte//mt. healthy police"pulled the gun out again pointed it to another female student and said i'm gonna shoot you. he again put it back in his waist band and starting laughing and giggling." giggling."in addition the expulsion - the student is facing several charges. new at 7--160-thousand dollars. that's how much was raised at p-w-c's oscar party sunday night. night.people working cooperatively will use the majority of that money to help elderly, disabled and low income families make critical home repairs to stay in their homes.9 on your side is a proud sponsor of the event. we want to t

mark: williamstown police need your help tracking down a couple of guys who try to rob a gas station. police say these men tried to walk into the marathon on 36 west saturday night, but workers had already locked the door. police say they ran off toward the ark parking lot. they were wearing hoodies. one of the men reportedly had a silver revolver. if you recognize them, call williamstown police. back to the sweet 16 for the second straight season. the musketeers had some trouble with wisconsin and it came down , to the wire. it was all tied up, and the badgers had the ball with two seconds to go. >> here we go. two to go. it' s good. it' wisconsin has one. lisa: the shot counted, and that' s how xavier' s season ended. wisconsin wins in stunning fashion, 66-63. >> i knew it was good. i mean, in terms of beating the buzzer, you know, i have been around this game long enough and i knew it was good. it is just heartbreaking. >> i just tried to stay strong. try to hold it all in. told my teammates i love them. going to miss playing with them. that was pretty much it. mark: so now the swe

if you recognize them, call williamstown police. lisa: xavier looking to make it back to the sweet 16 for the second straight season. the musketeers had some trouble with wisconsin last night, and it came down to the wire. it was all tied up, and the badgers had the ball with two seconds to go. >> here we go. two to go. a trip to the suite 16. the shot, it' s good! it' s good! lisa: that is how xavier' s season ended. wisconsin wins in stunning fashion, 66-63. >> i knew it was good. in terms of beating the buzzer. i' i knew it was good. it' s heartbreaking. >> i just tried to stay strong. i told my teammates that i love them. that was pretty much it. mark: so now the sweet 16 is set, and basketball fans are getting a few days off. there will be four games on thursday and then four games on friday, including indiana' s matchup with unc. that game is set for 9:57 friday night. lisa: what a stunner. that was unbelievable. kyla: we have that big problem on east sharon road. i want to show you on the map were that is. sharon road at will

a third couple from williamstown was promised a pool deck stamped and colored like hardwood but got thist was supposed to be like a hardwood floor brown color. supposed to be shiny looking wood and it is gray like old boardwalk look. >> not to mention, there were cracks, spots, ripples, a hose mark and a boot print. they, too, had the work completely redone before it could push in the walls of their pool at a cost of $10,000. they only got some of their money back from a credit card company. dimatteo claims the fallons wanted too many change, the mcguires won pay fort second half of their work and he didn't threaten them while he says the third family was tough to deal with. but the new jersey division of consumer affairs investigated complaints from these three customers and two others. violations were filed against dimatteo and hahn in a company for among other things failing to register his home improvement contracts and not completing work on time. they can settle or get wacked with a $7,000 civil penalty and 15,000 in res toy tying. >> that's not anthony dimatteo's only legal troubl

vu for two would be robbers in northern kentucky.look at these surveillance pictures police in williamstown shared with us from a robbery attempt last night. you see the clerk standing behind the counter watching as two men with hoods over their heads try to get in the glass doors of the marathon gas station on highway 36. they can't *locked* the door.it's earily similar to another attempted armed robbery a few weeks ago out of curiosity we pulled up the surveillance pictures from this attempted armed robbery on february 25th...ten minutes away in corinth.that's where another marathon station that sits right off the scenario-- the clerk locked out the would be armed empty-handed. as we show you the surveillance pictures side by side, not only do the hoods they are wearing look the same but so do the plaid shirts. nine on your side placed a call to the grant county sheriff about this comparison by phone. we will be morning. jennifer will call for graphic fullgrab your jacket before heading out the door today as temperatures dip below freezing. skies will be partly cloudy and highs improve a

in northern kentucky. 9 on your side's julie o'neill spoke exclusively with saturday night in williamstown, where she joins us now live. julie? it was just before closing time here at the marathon gas station on 36 west two men attempted to enterthe description and circumstances all too similar to what happened not far from here a few weeks agowith the same result. duped again??? they have the disguises, they have the gun, but these two would-be armed robbers don't have a key to get in.the clerk, dwayne nickell was one step ahead of them. i came out this door and i got about here and i heard somebody talking right over on the corner there and i just took the garbage just put it on that corner over there and then i went back inside the shop and locked my door and went back up to the cash register to do my work and about that time here they came.

it is heavier in cincinnati and boone county, kenton county, florence, down toward williamstown. you can see there is rain mixing in, but it is slowly making its way toward global. we have your dashboard louisville. -- toward louisville. we have three or four hours left. most places are at or above freezing. with the sun angle, 33, 34, 35 degrees -- we should be ok on slick spots. next. rain through -- through 3:00, it is just snow, then in the afternoon the brain will mix in. predominantly snow in the eastern communities, but for the evening commute it is a rain/snow mix then lingering flurries that could linger into the early morning commute for friday. tomorrow afternoon, sunshine and eventually warmer air on the way. as far as potential snowfall, most places are under one inch with a lot of the melting when it contacts the surface. today, 38-degrees, up to one inch possible. tonight, 28-degrees. looking at the seven-day forecast, winter-like today, then a weekend warm-up highlighted by next week as our temperatures flip back toward 60' lisa: singing the praises of the queen c

vu for two would be robbers in northern kentucky.look at these surveillance pictures police in williamstown shared with us from a robbery attempt last night. you see the clerk just standing behind the counter watching as two men with hoods over their heads try to get in the glass doors of the marathon gas station on highway 36. they can't get in...because the clerk apparently *locked* the door. it's suspiciously similar to an attempted armed robbery a few weeks ago not far away. out of curiosity i pulled up the surveillance pictures from this attempted armed robbery on february 25th that i covered ...ten minutes away in corinth: another marathon station that sits right off the interstate. same scenario-- the clerk locked out the would be armed robbers, so they ran away... empty-handed. as we show you the side, you see...not only do the hoods look the same... it even looks like the two men may be wearing *the same plaid shirts*. i spoke with the grant county sheriff about this comparison by phone tonight. i'll be following up with him in the morning. 11 at 11 continues with history made toda

bob came from williamstown, new jersey. >> it's crazy, i can't explain it. it's like -- you know, i don't know what to say. >> the basketball leaves today and the villanova band tomorrow, for them it's a dream come true. >> it's unbelievable to have that experience. lindsay farley is heading down to houston to have fun and cheer on her wildcats. the countdown is ticking and going to class is not easy. >> i am ramped. i'm so ready. >> and the university received 700 game tickets from theck. ncaa. >> they sent this potato pie with cheese on it. one of the ways that nova nation is showing their love for the wildcats as they prepare for their game in houston and "action news" will be in houston. jeff skversky and alicia vitarelli will have live reports starting tomorrow. >>> still to come on "action news" this noon, shining the light on a car safety problem, a new report says that many headlights are not bright enough to let you see in the dark. >>> and a deadly plot created by third graders. and why some parents are upset with the punishment. if you have medica

a third couple from williamstown was promised a pool deck stamped and colored like hardwood but got thisd to be like a hardwood floor brown color, supposed to be shiny looking wood and it is gray like old boardwalk look. >> reporter: not to mention there were cracks, spots, ripples, a hose mark and a boot print. they too had the work completely redone before it could push in the walls of their pool at a cost of $10,000. they only got some of their money back from a credit card company. dimatteo claims the fallons wa wanted too many change, the mcguires wouldn't pay fort second half of their work and he didn't threaten them while he says the third family was tough to deal with. but the new jersey division of consumer affairs investigated complaints from these three customers and two others. violations were filed against dimatteo and monaco for among other things failing to register his home improvement contracts and not completing work on time. they can settle or get wacked with a $7,000 civil penalty and $15,000 in restitution. that's not anthony dimatteo's only legal trouble. he's been

to the south, a decent chance we are seeing some snow along 71, south of the 71, 75 split, and williamstown. it dropped a dusting on the grass in indianapolis. temperatures are going to be on the way up. take a look at the rain snow line. that will be rolling in towards cincinnati. 31 degrees right now with the wind 6 miles per hour. 8:00 a.m., light snow showers. be careful for some slick spots. by noon, rain is mixing in. a burst of snow this morning. towards lunchtime, rain and snow are in the 30' s. the snow will be melting as it hits the pavement. some places dealing with more rain, other places dealing with more snow. into tomorrow morning, a couple of lingering flurries. totals today, not huge. some places, absolutely nothing. to the north where it is cooler, you could see up to one inch of slushy accumulation. generally a mix of rain and snow across our area this afternoon. 52 degrees for the weekend. next week, 60' s and 70' s. lisa: the republican candidates will be on the stage tonight in detroit. s most recent victories. the republican party as a whole is beginning to panic. 201

in williamstown a wreck along malaga road at george's lane.problems so far this morning on the a.c. expressway but in barnegat township a downed pole is shutting down route flynn at bayshore drive. stay on the garden state parkway. that looks fine so far on this wednesday morning. matt. >> thank you matt. let's get to our breaking news story. a man crashed his car into a business in philadelphia's kensington section. the car burst into flames leaving the man dead and leaving a complete mess on the streets. "action news" reporter katherine scott is following this story and joins us live from the scene near north second street and cecil b. moore avenue. katherine. >> reporter: matt, this car crash and burst into flames. the person inside died. police believe that person is a man but the body is burned beyond recognition. let me show what's happening here. you can see investigators remain on the scene here in kensington. there is debris all over the street. judging from the damage investigators believe this car was going very f it's hard to tell

meanwhile, illness has forced williamstown independent schools to close their headstart and preshool in grant county. you can always see a complete list of closures and delays on wlwt.com. good morning, thank you for joining us i' m mark hayes. ,lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. this morning' s headlines are coming up. let' s get a check on the forecast. randi: another round of flurries to start the morning commute. we are with these pronounced 7:00 a.m. and they are gone. for those of you out in the early morning, flurries flying around the greater cincinnati. the radar showing snow showers assuming on into downtown and areas of northern kentucky, it is all the same scenario no matter where you are. we are looking at light snow showers drifting through. they are not going to accumulate at all, but you definitely are working the wipers. as we look at the wide view, over the last couple of hours, some rain mixing and at times. right now, flurries , the back edge rolling through portions of southeastern indiana north of 74. it is going to be a slow go. they will be on the 7:00 before we are

the program begins wednesday afternoon in williamstown in the grant county health department . to participate you don't have to kentucky. you also don't have to give your name to get fresh needles. nurses will be on hand to offer treatment. the challenge hunter says, will be getting addicts to try something new. < jennifer hunter, director of clinical services, northern kentucky health department:>{07:35 "what everybody tells us is it takes some time for them [the addicts] to build trust. maybe the firs tor second week nobody will show up." {07:43{07:55 "we're ready for that. it might not happen. we might not get anyone tomorrow, but we'll just keep offering it week after week." {jtrack: the program will be available every wednesday from 1 to 4. participants are encouraged to come back every week with their dirty needles in these red or black containers. < jennifer hunter, director of clinical services, northern kentucky health department:>{11:15 "this is really needed. it's not going to solve the heroin problem in northern kentucky, and we don't tout it to be [a solution]. wha

investigators say these two men tried to rob the marathon in williamstown over the weekend, but because the door had already been locked. if you know anything- call police. a sad xavier locker room following a heartbreaking loss in the n-c-a-a tournament. up 9 with just a few game, wisconsin tie... and then knocked down this buzzer beater to win it. xavier ends the season 28 and 6. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with jeff... weather now transition after a chilly weekend we will get back to more spring like temps in the 60s this week before another quick cool down for the end of the week. we start out this morning in the upper 20s with sunshine this afternoon and a high of 50 degrees. our winds will shift on tuesday with a windy day and a southern flow with a high of 62 degrees and sunshine. wednesday will be mild with a sun and cloud mix and a high of 65 before rain moves in on thursday. i expect on and off rain and som

vu for two would-be robbers in northern kentucky.look at these surveillance pictures police in williamstown shared with us from a robbery attempt saturday night. you see the clerk standing behind the counter watching as two men with hoods over their heads try to get in the glass doors of the marathon gas station on highway 36. they can't get in...because the clerk apparently *locked* the door. it's similar to an attempted armed robbery a few weeks ago not far away. that other attempted robbery happened about 10 minutes away at another marathon station. this are surveillance pictures from that incident on february 25th.it's the same scenario-- the clerk locked out the would be armed robbers, so they ran away... empty-handed. drivers are starting to feel a little pain at the pump.the average price for a gallon regular gas has jumped 17 cents in the past 2 weeks $2.02.it's all because of crude oil prices. prices.we did some research and found these low prices for you.in cincinnati you can get a gallon for $1.75 at the udf on madison road.in lawrenceburg it's $1.78 at the speedway on eads parkw

williamstown 59 and 60 for philadelphia. warmer weather ahead.ere's also wet weather ahead as well. i have the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 4:38. let's check route 38. again, how does this keep happening? first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> i feel like it was at the same time yesterday. >> it was 4:22 and 422. even impossible to say. i don't know the chances of that happening. route 38 in camden can be new jersey. no real problems in either direction. you can see not a lot of cars or backups around the area. you'll be good to go for right now. new castle, delaware, the on ramp is closed from route 13 northbound right around 295 and still watching some construction on the passyunk avenue bridge between 61st street and 28th street. the right lane will be closed there until about 5:00 this morning. another 20 minutes or so for that. as for the rest of the area bridges, we're okay. no scheduled openings for the tacony palmyra or the bipartiurn bristol. we're okay on the walt whitman and the ben. >>> 4:39. it cam

west chester, 56 and 57 greens in williamstown. enjoy it today.have big changes ahead, not just for tomorrow either. at the end of the week, do you know where your snow shovel is? >> uh-oh. >> there's a chance of wintry weather. i'll take a closer look at that. that got your attention. a closer look at that with the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> that may be a problem. >> snow shovel. he threw that up there in the middle of his forecast. >> we're easing our way into the workweek. time to get a check on traffic. >> let's look at the vine street expressway. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> this is the camera around 24th street. these lanes, these cars are headed westbound to the schuylkill expressway. these cars headed eastbound to 959. no problems or delays so far. no be pros or delays pretty much all across the board. here's the rest of the majors into center city, and that area from the schuylkill expressway to the blue route and the vine. woodhaven road to the vine, 13 minutes. the new jerse

it begins this afternoon in williamstown at the grant county health department. you don't have to be from kentucky or give your name to get fresh needles. but hunter realizes the program may not be popular at first. what everybody tells us is that it takes some time for them to build trust. maybe for the first second week nobody will show up. we're ready for that. it might not happen. we might not get anyone, but we're just going to keep offering it week after week." the exchange will be available every wednesday from 1 to 4. participants are encouraged to come back every week with their dirty needles in containers provided. reporting live...kristen swilley...9 on your side. kenton county judge executive, kris knochelmann, will be holding a forum on the heroin epidemic in kentucky today.... he's part of a group that's been working on a plan for almost 9 months.representativ es from kenton, campbell & boone counties are working together on the plan to make crisis. 9 on your side will be there and have the details for you today at noon. after a few isolated storms

it begins this afternoon here in williamstown at the grant county health department. you don't have to be from kentucky or give your name to get fresh needles. hunter says she realizes the program may not be popular at first. "what everybody tells us is that it takes some time for them to build trust. maybe for the first second week nobody will show up. we're ready for that. it might not happen. we might not get anyone, but we're just going to keep offering it week after week." the program will be available every wednesday from 1 to 4. participants are encouraged to come back every week with their dirty needles in containers provided. reporting live...kristen swilley...9 on your side. happening today.kenton county judge executive, kris knochelmann, will be holding a forum on the heroin epidemic group that's been working on a plan for almost 9 months. representatives from kenton, campbell & boone counties are working together on the plan to make an impact on the heroin crisis. 9 on your side will be there and have the details for you today at noon. expected in court to

it will be 50s with gusty winds for philadelphia, wilmington and williamstown. the seven-day when i'm back in ten. >>> 5:10 this tuesday morning. time to get a check on traffic in south jersey. >> let's see how it's moving along 42. jessica boyington has that. >> that's right. we are watching a lot of different construction spots. right now we're looking at the 42 freeway around route 41. head the northbound right in here, stretching into the walt whitman bridge area, you get to 295, no problems yet. i checked with the drive times still under five minutes. no problem there if you're heading southbound toward the jersey shore, you'll still be okay there. we do have some construction when heading down the shore on the atlantic city expressway headed eastbound between exit 9 at a.c. international airport and exit 5 in schmitzville. now, the road is rugsed to two left lanes until 6:30 this morning. another hour and a half of that before we see crew clean up the area. an accident in horsham on easton road and maple avenue. here's 422. i wanted to update you quickly.

yesterday- two men - tried to rob the marathon in williamstown... they weren't successful because the door had already been locked... they then took off on foot ... the two were wearing hoods and one was carrying a silver revolver pistol. if you know anything- call police. you decide you decide 2016... presidential campaigns are looking west today, ahead of key states on tuesday. fox news correspondent peter doocy is in salt lake city with the latest from the trail. the candidates for president are taking the trail out west today, looking ahead to tuesday, when voters in arizona, idaho and utah head saturday, with protesters taking to the streets to oppose donald trump... and punches being thrown at a trump rally in arizona. trump says: "they don't care about us, they don't care about this country. these are not good people ted cruz and john kasich are working to try and make up lost ground against the republican frontrunner. cruz says: "you know it's easy to talk about making america great again kasich says: i want to make something clear to people

investigators say these two men tried to rob the marathon in williamstown over the weekend, but weren't successful because the door had already been locked. if you know anything- call police. new this morning another rough ending for a cincinnati sports team... xavier falls to wisconsin in the second round of the n-c-a-a tournament. our jordan vilines joins us live with the latest. a lot of dissapointed xavier fans waking up this morning after last night's last-second loss. those game- changing moments happening in the last 11 seconds of the second half... with wisconsin's bronson koenig hitting two three- point shots. he hit the last of them as the buzzer sounded, that's when seventh- seeded wisconsin xavier 66-63 in the second round of the ncaa tournament. take a listen to what xavier's jalen reynolds said his coach told them after the game. "it's just tough to lose to a three like that. the seniors came out to play tonight man. it's the worst feeling but he was just saying, 'keep your heads up and you're going to be alright.'" wisconsin will now face notre dame on friday in philadelp

vu for two would-be robbers in northern kentucky.look at these surveillance pictures police in williamstown shared with us from a robbery attempt saturday night. you see the clerk standing behind the counter watching as two men with hoods over their heads try to get in the glass doors of the marathon gas station on highway 36. they can't get in...because the clerk apparently *locked* the door. it's similar to an attempted armed robbery a few weeks ago not far away. that other attempted robbery happened about 10 minutes away at another marathon station. this are surveillance pictures from that incident on february 25th.it's the same scenario-- the clerk locked out the would be armed robbers, so they ran away... empty-handed. drivers are starting to feel a little pain at the pump.the average price for a gallon regular gas has jumped 17 cents in the past 2 weeks $2.02.it's all because of crude oil prices. prices.we did some research and found these low prices for you.in cincinnati you can get a gallon for $1.75 at the udf on madison road.in lawrenceburg it's $1.78 at the speedway on eads parkw

preschool and headstart programs in williamstown are closed today.officials says it's because of illness among the staff and bus drivers. not affected. a big game this weekend for lakota east thunderhawks boys basketball team.they're headed to wright state university to number one team in the state of ohio.this weekends game is the division one district final game. game.tip off is at 3 o'clock saturday.go to wcpo dot com right now for the complete story about the teams 17 and 7 record.and the coach that's taken them this far. you may soon be able to travel to cuba from right here in the tri-state.all major u-s airlines... including american... delta... and united... have submitted applications to fly commercial flights to the island.the government says it will allow 20 daily round-trip flights between the u-s and havana... and 10 flights to nine other cuban cities. cities.we want to know if "you" would consider traveling starting today...a push for clean water.the efforts happening now in flint...and who's not waiting for the government assistance. a brand new exhibit at the reds hall of

williamstown with those gusty wind this afternoon. that won't be the last of the winds either. weekend forecast t full seven-day whren i'm back in ten minutes. >> we have breaking news. this accident in bryn mawr is serious enough we have launched skyforce 10. >> right. news 4's first alert jessica boyington with more. what are you watching? >> this is exactly what's happening dwoechlt have a mangled vehicle in the area. very serious injuries. on the scene right now. we'll of course keep you informed. there's a car that crashed into a fence. you can see over in this area there's more debris on this. with that police activities on the skrooerngs bryn mawr is closed between castlefinn and other roads. your best bet to avoid it completelyic take roberts road. that will be your best bet. tracy. >> thanks. >>> 6:41. sometimes you're in the right place at the right time. >> that was the case yesterday. we'll tell you how a good samaritan stopped a suicidal man. >>> plus, back from spring training. the phils are in town and they're ready for some action. katie vo: she works as many ho

maybe little heavier south of the 71, 75 split and through williamstown and steady rain through brown county, highland county, and adams county. this is a very large system. we have hours and hours left of rainfall. 57 in hamilton. most places shy of 60 to start the day. the planner does not change very much. right now it is raining, 59. 4:00, still raining, 63. whenever you head out the door today, be ready to be soaked . sunshine returns tomorrow. tomorrow is friday. you need a little bit of extra town through one part of town after a car crash into a pole. the crash caused multiple wires to go down. police found the car in the ditch. officials say they expect the road to be closed for some time this morning. we want to show you on the mmap where it is -- map where it is. and time. try to avoid it and use one of the other feeder streets. very light conditions and wet roads. 74 at montana is still light. updated on the roads. mark: thank you. new this morning, a school threat at a local middle school has parents on edge this morning. the latest threat being in the three rivers school