the same thing along and south of the ohio river. in a through ohio specifically at the moment, we can see some decent snow showers. we have seen some accumulation, not on the pavement, but on the

if not the ohio river, maybe muskingum river. militantsthe indian who had resisted and rejected such offers before st. clair, yes,ot now likely to say we destroyed your army, now we'll compromise. diplomacy, the indians go to philadelphia. he had a pretty hectic schedule of having dinner with indian delegations. senecas andthe --tern intercourse to act they want to build army and divide the indian coalition. as happens with a fragile coalition like this, having achieved their objective, which they think they have, what's the hold them together. different agendas. some of them begin to say maybe a compromise would be so bad. going to have to learn to live with these people at some point anyway. maybe now's the time to do it. the opposition, the indian coalition is a fragment of what it was. it's early doesn't have the same -- little turtle is no longer in the same position of authority. he is shifted his position. he's going to become but the u.s. will be call a piece chief. someone who advocates the following the right road as su

it is leading to the south and right along the ohio river. we can see another batch of slightly intense showers. that does extend into portions of brown county, as well as towards georgetown and a gust up. mostly -- georgetown and augusta. we do not see any slush accumulation right now. the plaintiff or today looks like this. right now, light snow and 33 degrees. this is a wind driven snow. our temperatures generally hover a couple degrees above freezing this morning and upper 30' s for let' s check on the roads now. kyla: it is looking pretty good out there, actually. we can see mostly clear roads out there. here is a look. this is 74 at beekman. we are taking a look at the the i-75. the same thing here at the 275 luke. -- 275 loop. we are down to one lane on parts of columbia parkway, that is passed the interchange. you will still run into a single enclosure due to mudslides in that area. 75 at mitchell is still looking good north and southbound. we see the conditions along the i-75 core door. mark: we are watching the wintry mix greater ci

a woman's body has been discovered on route 8 near snag creek and near the ohio river in her. kentucky state police have confirmed they're investigating but would not elaborate. we're working to gather additional information and will bring you the latest on air and on fox19now.com. this afternoon dozens of protesters rallied outside of cpd's district 3 demanding.. what they're calling.. justice. this, after the shooting death of paul gaston by cpd. police say gaston didn't comply with commands to lie on the ground after reports that he was waving a gun. police say he reached for a gun from his waistband. dozens of protesters gathered across the street from western hills high school demanding justice for those they say were harassed and or killed at the hands of police. they let their voices be heard as they made their way to district 3. "we're not here simply for show, where fight so that these families can get justice and find out the truth and find out facts" one case protesters focused on today was melvin murray, jr. he died after a police say he after a police car him. he

it is about a winter storm traveling along the ohio river. southerly breezes and 6 miles per hour. 33 degrees downtown cleveland. we will show you the almanac. hitting 32 and 37 is the average high. trace of snow. all right. here we go. let's show you the progress of the moisture. cloudy skies and i don't think greater cleveland will see snow until after midnight. here is the center of the low. all of the way back into northern alabama. we got tornado watches and the gulf coast and severe weather but the moisture is streaming our way. watch the low near the ohio river up towards pittsburgh and we are on the snowy side and a narrow band of snow. not all the way north to cleveland. hour by hour, look at this. ten p.m. look at the sharp cutoff. akron light snow and canton moderate snow. and look at that, continue to see heavier snow canton to youngstown and back to coshocton. here is our guesstimate. four to eight inches. the canton corridor, 3 to 6- inches and akron could get close to the five or six inch mark depending on the low and greater c

the same thing along and south of the ohio river. in a through ohio specifically at the moment, we can see some decent snow showers. we have seen some accumulation, not on the pavement, but on the ars, if you parked outside. let' s zoom in here to warren county. you can see snow coming down in lebanon. we have a live camera in that area. here is the weatherbug camera in historic downtown lebanon. the ground is still just wet there, but the snow was coming down at a decent rate. that is a parked car on the side of the road. there is snow on the roof, but the ground and sidewalk is only wet. that is because of the warm temperatures we have had over the past couple days. that is keeping the roads just wet this morning, even though temperatures are hovering close to freezing. 31 right now in wilmington. 32 inmates and. -- 32 in mason. here is your breakdown for today. expect strong and gusty winds. expect periods of light snow, but don' t expect to have to shovel a lot off the driveway. even the snow showers could linger through the even

we'll keep the warmth rolling into tuesday as mild air is reinforced from s storm the ohio river valley. when the cold front of this storm crosses late tuesday night and into wednesday expect the possibility of rain and thunderstorms. temperatures crash once again as we close out the work week. with the colder temperatures in place we are for this magazine. editor liz long joins us today with an inside look at the latest issue of bridebook. she also has a surprise for us ... the new cover reveal! joins us today with an inside look at the latest issue of bridebook. she also has a surprise for us ... the new cover reveal! liz long, editor of bridebook joins us today with an inside look at the latest issue of bridebook. she also has a surprise for us ... the new cover reveal! liz long, editor of bridebook joins us today with an inside look at the latest issue of bridebook. she also has a surprise for us ... the new cover reveal! liz long, editor of bridebook joins us today with an inside look at the latest issue of bridebook. she also has a surprise for us ... liz long, editor of bridebook

sound for the ohio river, you can see light snow showers. using the ohio river as a divider line. much of the 275 loop not looking at much more than flurries. we are going to be seeing off and on snow showers. we are on the backside of the storm system. wraparound snow going off and on. on the backside, some very gusty winds. our steady winds are around 20 miles an hour. we are sitting at 34 degrees. our winds out of the west are 21 miles an hour. the windchill right now, 22. not much changes with our forecast of the day. the temperature kinds of wiggles a few degrees above freezing. expect the chance for light, wind-driven snow. futurecast online with a little break late morning through lunchtime. snow some of our southern communities may see plain old rain. 8:00 tonight, snow showers come to an end. the wind will slowly die off through the overnight hours. friday remains on the cold side. i wouldn' t be surprised if you saw a flurry tomorrow, but not much than that. here is our snowfall potential, not a whole lot. we are looking at pushing an inch of snow in portions of highland

especially on the ohio river and east, it could drop. often on into the day on tuesday before wrapping up on wednesday and, cumulatively, it will look good. this is the nature. just because of the inches, does not mean that you will. we go through the rest of the week and, as a matter of fact, we could rival some of the coldest air we have seen all season by the time we get to the weekend. expect the afternoon high of about dh and here is forecast to stop we do not go above freezing and the overnight lows could drop to zero. >> a cruise ship stuck by wind and passengers confined to cabins. it is described as terrifying now. >> i think i have been doing pretty good. they call her the it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. >> high anxiety on the high seas and a storm off of the coast. the weather service issued a worse than anyone imagined. a change in course. >> passengers shot video and they were told to stay in their cab

the bulk of that is from the metro area back north of the ohio river. the greatest concentration of flurries to the east of 71. over toward fayetteville and through the smokestack and up towards wilmington, for example. rule out a bit of a light dusting. i don' t anticipate travel issues across the area. you see some of these darker parts back over around the fayetteville community. the bigger story has been the wind. it remains quite blustery out there. when you factor in the cold temperatures which are generally in the mid-30' chill' s hovering in the mid-20' s out there. it makes it feel 10 degrees colder than it actually is at this time. 36 degrees, there' s the west wind at this hour. the back edge of that storm beginning to pull away. notice all of this gray on the map. we probably won' t see the sun until saturday. there' s really no big weather system to speak of. we are waiting on the cloud cover to get out of here. those snow showers will pretty much a minute. for saturday, lots of sunshine. it will respond quite nicely. at least the cold is n

temperatures are generally in the 30s through the ohio river valley. dallas is at 54 degrees. you can see the cold air has settled southward. now in the midlands it is 45 degrees in newberry. it is 49 in columbia, 48 and sumter and 50 and orangeburg. outdoor winds are still out. we are not seeing the guys that we saw earlier today. it is mainly sustained winds in the range of 10 to 15 miles per hour and they are continuing to diminish. overnight the cold air will settle in. we will have a low of 32 in tomorrow i temperatures will be back up into the mid-to upper 50s. 55 degrees in saluted, 56 in winnsboro, 57 for columbia. hours seven-day forecast looks like this. on saturday we will start out with a low of 30 and a high of 58. it will be dry over the weekend with a lot of sunshine. monday will be partly cloudy and 70 degrees. thunderstorms on wednesday with they served our country. our country should serve them better. bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. bernie sanders has always stood with our veterans, and that's why he

we have an t area of low pressure that will be traveling along the ohio river valley. it moves just to the south of the ohio river valley.t a lot of moisture with this is going to sneak its way over towards the east coast. i'm not expecting a lot of snow. i'm talking about a coating to an inch.. this flow is going to eventually travel to the northeast.lo a lot of weather models have beena giving different predictions. one shows up more to the east and one more to the west. monday night into tuesday morning eastern areas could get up to 2 inches of snow.rn that at the moment.h when chill advisories or windows right now are 5 degrees and six in the akron canton area. tomorrow morning really not bad is going to be a slow go.om temperatures are warming up and were back into the mid and upper here is a look at the snow totals. 18 degrees tonight, my snow, an inch and most. temperatures will be rising above 20 by daybreak.ture >> 37 degrees on tuesday. tuesday we may be watching the storm systemtu monday night into tuesday. we really have to find tonight. friday and saturday

most of this is light rain, but a few pockets of heavier rain are possible south of the ohio river. while we'll remain above normal sunday, it won't be nearly as warm. highs fall into the 50s. an eight year old girl from buffalo is here in cincinnati tonight -- fighting to survive a fire that killed two others suffered burns to more than 90 percent of her body in the fire thursday.her mother's husband, dimitrius johnson, carried her out of the fire before going back inside for his three year old son.that boy survived.johnson and an upstairs neighbor died. treasure was flown to shriners hospital in corryville for treatment.and thanks to the organization, wings flights of hope, her mother and grandmother are by her side. joe demarco/wings flights of hope"they were saying on the way out they didn't know whether it was day or night i just feel so bad for them what's going through their mind neither of them have ever flown in a plane before we're dealing with people who have all these emotions." emotions."treasure is currently sedated and faces a host of surgeries.a doctor in buffalo has

it begins to move down the ohio river tonight. i' m not expecting a lot of accumulation from these flurries and snow showers. the dusting to half an inch is worst-case scenario. you can see the activity moving across franklin, butler, warren counties. spreading towards the north to 75 loop. -- 276 5 loop. the weaned -- wind beginning to ramp up this evening in excess of 20 miles an hour. it does not feel so bad now with temperatures in the upper 20' s. but notice there is colder air moving in. it feels like 16 outside. wind chill will quickly tumble to the single-digit. i have a full look at what to expect the rest of the weekend including the threat for more significant snow. reporter: you feel it -- mike: you feel it in a second walking outside. download our app and get severe weather alerts right on your phone and mobile device. sheree: three robberies in four days. the suspect now behind bars. andrew setters says the suspect will likely be locked up for a while. andrew: surveillance images caught a man robbing several banks an

futurecast continues to show snow showers north of the ohio river through the morning rush. then we will see it get lighter through lunchtime. early in the afternoon of break so the snow crews can catch up. in the evening, our snow chance shifts to lake-effect snow off of lake michigan. you will see those developed into the evening. some bands of snow could put down a dusting in the evening hours, lingering into tomorrow morning. at lunchtime tomorrow, the snow showers are out of. with a chance of snow showers late on wednesday. 28-degrees with morning maybe an inch on the high side out of the system before 10:00 or 11:00 this morning. tomorrow, flurries in the morning. take a look. this is a wintertime seven-day forecast. we have been lucky with warmer temperatures. highs in the 20' s, overnight lows in the single digits. lisa: a local -- local women in a discrimination lawsuit. what the ruling means for chipotle. mark: in flint, the michigan for the water crisis. kyla: we have been covering this. the northern communities are seeing worse conditions kentuc lisa: 20 degrees

there is snow along and north of the ohio river. it has been more intense across northern portions of butler county and clinton county. they have been the hotspot since 3:00 this morning. lebanon, seven parts of clinton county, south of wilmington, seeing lighter snow. the back edge is crossing the state line from indiana into ohio. further south into hamilton county, the snow is fairly steady on the west side. hamilton county is sliced in half north and south. the northern part is worthy heavier -- is worthy heavier snowfall totals were overnight. south near the kenwood mall area, road collisions road conditions look way, way, be tter. the snow does continue back in through indy. 5:00, another 4-5 hours left of a winter storm warning through noon today. everybody else under an advisory through tomorrow morning. steady snow and 8:00 a.m. expect a couple of rounds of flurries. additional accumulation, one to one and a half inches. kyla: the roads are worse in our northern communities. 75, the headlights help to give you an indication

here' the rain has bank this way towards the ohio river now. they' re falling near owing to an, creighton. over next couple minutes, towards midnight it' ll overspread the rest of the greater cincinnati metro area. the rain will start light below gradually pick up in intensity as we go throughout the night. flood watch is in effect for the entire viewing area. not because we are thinking huge problems related to flooding but the vegetation is still dead out there. with an inch or two of rainfall between now and tomorrow night, the usual suspect areas, poor drainage areas, low-lying areas. water will connect -- collect in those locations. they could heavy rain coming out tomorrow night, do expect good -- wet roads with standing water. this is not thunderstorm activity. soaking rain during the morning tomorrow. as we head into the morning commute. if there is any good news. towards the end of the morning commute, we may see a' s that he soaking let-up. tomorrow is a wet day with on an off waste of rain. during the afternoon i cannot wait out a ru

this morning, the focus is on the ohio river. it is running pretty high 40.5 feet, above action stage, aunt is expected to crest on saturday afternoon. it will fall back below action stage by monday morning. flooding will be contained by the coney riverbed. as we take a look outside, 32 degrees. wine is is -- winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. 8:00, cloudy, breezy, and 28. at noon, 35. where we are right now is where we will be the second half of the day. kyle' s will clear around sunset tonight. it is nice to snuggle up with a blanket tonight. tonight, we will be blanketless. futurecast is showing cloudy skies. a passing flake of snow is not out of the question. then. tonight, we will dip to 20 degrees. today, 35, cloudy, breezy. tonight, dipping down to 20 degrees, clearing and colder. as we head to the weekend, warmer air is on tap. saturday, 46. sunday, 51. we may see a mix of light rain and snow with cold temperatures to follow. for the weekend, things are not looking too back. kyla: we are off to a really good

we have butter milk up to the ohio river, nothing unusual, eastsider seeing heavy traffic up over the 71 over pass, and west cider doesn't look bad. if you're saying, the next couple days could be a different story. >> quiet day in the weather department by by tomorrow morning, you might want to set the alarm a little earlier because we could see the typical 15-20 minute-delays on the interstates. no problems this morning, a quiet morning, the central weather cam view. we are looking back toward cincinnati downtown, where we're finding clear to partly cloudy skies, quiet weather for today, but rain will move in for tonight. the evening activities look fine. until late evening and as we take you into overnight and wednesday, heavy rain, a possibility even some thunder may make its way into the tri-state tomorrow. 33 degrees, northeast winds at 10, a windchill of 25, so it's a cold start, but like yesterday, quickly. should make our way into the 50s later on. low 30s at 8:00. we start the day with sun, clouds roll in this afternoon, by noon 45, late this afternoon, we're up to around 51

they say the sheriff's office will search the ohio river today. family members will be searching fields and farms in the are and are asking boaters to keep an eye out for turner. they say turner has has not been heard from since her boyfriend dropped her off at the california marketplace on the double a highway on january 31st. "tara was wearing a purple carhart jacket that day, cowboy boots and jeans just keep an eye out for anything that looks suspicious trees or hung up in brush along the river banks. " if you know anything call police. right now...there's an investigation underway to figure out what killed a man found in a west chester park. police say eric pef-ley was found by a passerby early friday morning at keenher park. according to the west chester police facebook page, pef-ley had been missing since february 5. the cause a death has not been released. jose arenas lost wednesday when a wrong way on i-71 hit him head-on. with fox19 and told us he's a family man, friends who sunday, celebrated marriage. "he was a big jokester. and whats f

as for the ohio river, starting to go up a little bit. expected to crest at 43.2 feet late on saturday. right now 58 degrees at cvg. temperatures closer to 50 by the evening rush and 20 mile per hour winds. sunny conditions at 4:00, 51. the seven-day forecast, 58 and windy. sun comes up this afternoon clouds this evening. tomorrow on the colder side and 35, and then sunshine returns toward friday. you have a lot to go through. kyla: columbia parkway, they are reopening those lanes. columbia parkway, and they are slowly reopening it. good news there. outside for the morning commute, this is 471 near. our interstate travel has not been impacted by these high water closures. reflected in our speeds. five minutes to get you over to the daniel carter beard bridge. we barely have any activity north or southbound. we will let you know as those closures continue to open. mark: thank you. a former flight-boarding process making a comeback for a popular airline. lisa: how united airlines is looking to benefit parents with young children. mark: a ma

as we look for the ohio river, 21 degrees at the moment. wind is currently calm. no crazy wind chill student speak up. here is our planet today. 8:00 a.m., a frosty start, 21 degrees. 3:00, 42, 6:00, 40. apparently we have the words frosty and chilly on our planet. was i hungry woman put together the forecast? maybe. we will be mostly clear tonight. another cool start for saturday morning. tomorrow and temperatures in the upper 40' s. things like good for the next three days. today, sunny skies, milder than yesterday. tonight is still on the cool side, dipping down to 26. for tomorrow, 46, super bowl sunday, 51. things change for us monday and in through next week or two monday, light rain in the daytime hours changing to light snow. occasional flurries and light snow showers on tuesday, a couple flurries on wednesday. off and on periods of light snowfall. not looking for substantial accumulation, but a chill in the air. notice those temperatures next week in the mid-20' s were highs. a brief cause not to start off next week. lisa: 4:51 right now a trial , date ha

i would not be surprised if there is north of the ohio river, fresh ca oating. so, some places may have a little bit of fresh know on the ground. everybody else cloudy skies to contend with. temperatures this morning started out upper 20' s to write around 30. a cold and gloomy start to the day. home from school, not much different sky conditionwise. cloudy about 36. you can look ahead to the fact that today is the last cool tomorrow things will be better. by friday, way better heard that extends into the weekend. we will take a look at that seven day that has a couple days new 60 coming up in a couple minutes. mark: a new initiative to beautify middletown. how city leaders are hoping to get the public involved. lisa: bringing fire to opening day. how sweet lou will be involved with the reds big day. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 6:41, 30 degrees. thanks for waking up with cincinnati' lisa: an update now. as you can see, i-71 southbound avenue exit. after a deadly crash in this very area. killed. after a driver went the wrong way in the southbou

a live look at the ohio river, a barge. eo i' m anxious to seeto win. mark: i am anxious to see "the revenant." thank you. "fifty shades of grey" is the big winner, if you want to call it that, of this year' s raspberry awards. the razzies celebrate supreme underachievement in cinema, and "fifty shades" received five razzies at saturday night' s awards show, including worst picture. maybe some snow possible on thursday. mark: the final victim killed in a mass shooting in michigan this morning finally laid to rest. lisa: how she was remembered, and an update on the surviving victims. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from mark: a call for change after multiple officer-involved shootings. the cases activists say need a second look. after a southern ohio pastor was killed in front of his entire congregation. the suspect, close to the victim. mark: and breaking news this morning. the latest on we' ve learned about the wyoming graduate who' s currently being detained in north korea, and h

rain showers approaching by around midnight or so along the ohio river. they will spread to the north overnight. pockets of heavy rain. a wind driven rain through the day on wednesday. breaks from time to time, maybe just before lunchtime. heading into the middle of the temperatures almost to 60 in the potential will be there the for thunder and lightning as well. rain showers continue for us notice what happens around midnight or so, the rain/ snow changeover occurs. nearly 60 in the afternoon. s to around 40. the first snow showers likely will melt when they hit the eventually with the cold air rolling in, we will see a changeover to snow that achilles. this is the rainfall forecast. most places expecting somewhere between one inch and two inches of total rainfall out of the system. then of course with the stone rolling through during the day on thursday, i think the roads have a little more snow for the evening drive. or have getting slushy during the morning commute. -- perhaps getting slushy during the morning commute. one is to two inches of snowfal

on the tail end of that front, here's an area of low pressure spinning around here in the ohio river valley. watch the motion of the rain associated with that moving basically due east. bottom line, this storm will pass well to our south and give us a glancing blow. late this evening, it does look like at some point after midnight that will change over the snow but, again, only for those areas and already by about 6:00 tomorrow morning, by daybreak tomorrow morning, that's out of here. unless you're in those areas in the middle of the night, you will not see a snow flake so this is not going to have a huge impact on our weather. the next coming from the soit and bringing a lot of moisture from the gulf of mexico with it. here's the issue. the timing has moved up a little bit. it looks like the rain would again wednesday evening and now it's more like wednesday morning. be cold enough that the leading edge of this could be a wintery mix. eventually we'll be on the warmer side of the system so it will bring the warmer weather with it from the south so the weather will quickly change to

the chance of rain begins as early as 9 p.m south of the ohio river. however, the bulk of the rain won't roll through until after midnight. rainfall totals of 1.5" to 2.5" are possible with this warm, moisture driven system. wednesday morning's commute will likely be soggy. while we get some breaks from the rain during the day, we'll likely continue to see rain during the evening commute as well.temperatures will reach the low 50s on wednesday, with northeast. there's a chance we due to all this rain.as the northeast, the backside of the circulation will usher in much colder air thursday morning. produce light snow and snow strong winds will gust to 40 mph, reducing visibility. snow will start early on thursday. but with the mild accumulation will be for around an inch or a bit more of snow. whether it sticks is the question right now and we continue to watch it. donald trump has overtaken governor john kasich in the polls ... right here in ohio. ohio.a new poll from trump overtaking kasich, 31 percent to 26 percent among likely republican voters in th

right now where you are the moisture streaming in across the ohio river. starting off at rain but it should change quickly to snow and that will continue on and

we're not anticipating much t temperatures along the ohio river already coming up close to 40 degrees. the warm front pushes north and temperatures price was some pretty strong went over at night. it is 5:30 a.m. before you hit west one 40th. closures. no issues as you head into town and 90 on the east side i also looks good. our drive times have been unencumbered out there. seventy-one from strongsville looks good to for 90. wayne and kristi. a person driving the wrong way out will haved a cause of the head-on collision on i 71 this morningt we are just now claimed the scene here is the final thing to do than they will reopen the lanes on i 71. shut chief jeff chief jeff damage both drivers of both cards were pronounced dead sheets had to be placed over the vehicles to cover the bodies in the medical examiner did arrive once wevv there was glass everywhere put the scene should be pretty clear. set of sorts of the iowa caucus is going to become so runner. in the air with more on the results. what a night. it all across the state of iowa. on the democratic side the race is now downwn t

on the back edge of the front there is a little area of low pressure brewing in the ohio river valley. if you watch closely, you get the idea this rain is moving due east. more east than north. so it's going to pass probably well south of us, just give us a glancing blow with rain beginning for the south coast, islands and the cape probably late this even. as temperatures drop after midnight the rain could briefly -- change over to snow or mix. the pink would be the mix and this is only for a few of us. the cape and the islands, that south coast that would be about it. middle of the night tonight. and by the time everybody is heading back to work tomorrow, this is moving back into the ocean. little to no accumulation of snow expected whatsoever. again skies quickly clear out as we head into mid morning tomorrow. the rest of monday looks quiet. tuesday also looks pretty quiet. the timeline for a storm system has moved up. it corks the rain could get here early enough on as a little bit of snow possibly sleet or freezing rain for some. quickly changing to rain wednesday afternoon and th

we are heavy to the ohio river. we are seeing heavy traffic out near loveland ma madeira, not a bad way to cart monday morning. >>> you might run into the straight garbage can this morning -- the stray garbage can, and we had 40-mile per hour winds. the rain is gone, the winds are calming down. we are going to be in for a nice monday. that is the camera view from covington looking at downtown, clearing but cooler today. we hit 66 degrees yesterday, about 13 degrees cooler today. even so, with highs in the low 50s, we're still above-normal. is going to come in like a lion here with some strong winds, some heavy rain, a possibility tomorrow, and then that will usher in some winter-lake air for the middle of the week. colder weather even a little snow on the way. right now 41, cloudy skies, a west wind at 10, the winds have calmed down considerably, but if you're going out and about, keep in mind the windchill is 35 so you're going to need the jacket as you head out the door. low 40s, clouds through the morning. by thi

the one that is really fascinating is on the ohio river. mechanic, which is a flat steamboat. in the dark, it hits a boulder off of indiana, and begin sinking immediately. sees his lafayette correspondence, and his trunks and so forth floating out into the dark into the ohio river and he loses track of where george is. he was 64 years old at the time. i should also mention, because of all the trousers regulations of living in those arrows, people aged tremendously. unlike today. 65, he thoughtof of himself as a very old man. and he was. be 76.d to he made many friends. constantly. the writers just swarmed to him. who wrote "the last of the mohicans?" cooper. that's right. his on select him a townhouse, about a block away from a palace. who knows what might have happened if lafayette was there to be called upon? he had an apartment. i know what he ate. he loved to eat roast chicken. dates. dessert he loved being a reporter, cooper would ask him, what were they like? what was marie antoinette like? what was thinking like? he would get his impressions of them. louis xviii was the

you're looking live at the moon over the ohio river right now.... all in all, it was a great day in the tri-state right jeff? wx anchor/ in chroma today's record high 72 set in 1891 this afternoon we tied a record set way back in 1891...72. unfortunately the pleasant weather is not going to hang around. clouds will thicken up overnight as low pressure gathers to the west. overnight lows will once again be mild in the will develop late tonight with the claps of thunder as rain should be on after the noon hour with the low to mid 50s. we may even see a little sun late day. monday looks dry and quiet with and highs in the mid snow is on the mid-week with cooler temps for the end of the week. -fox 19 now meteorologist jeff creighton are you one of many waiting to get your hands on the new iphone? down some of the rumors next... and a school in arkansas is taking heat... after an assembly was called only for black students! hear why... next. odds are... you've heard some of the rumors about the but before you upgrade... listen up. simpley money's nathan

and closer to the ohio river and the temperatures there are around, 67 and 64 in wilmington was cooler to the north, and 64 there, and 65 in brookville and coming in at 68 and the warmest areas on the map, north thern kentucky and it could be close to 70 degrees, from owen county and 68 and campbell county coming in at 67 degrees and m koing up here in 15 minutes we are talking more about the rain coming in over night and how much to expect and a very active workweek and we are talking about the multiple storm systems including one that could bring in the accumulating snow. that is coming up shortly guys. >> liz: thank you, we are learning new information today about a fatal accident this weekend. >> adam: a car went off the road in the fair mont area, a 29-year-old man was trapped in the car and was pronounced dead at the scene. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused that driver to lose control. >>> the cincinnati police are trying to figure out who pulled the trigger in a shooting. i man was shot behind a shopping center yesterday afternoon and turned up in a convenien

we will zoom in on the snow showers rolling across the ohio river. lawrenceburg is seeing some of that. same thing in friendship. this is heading east toward northern kentucky and the near west side. watch out for snow showers that may coat roads that were cleared. your feels like temperatures are in the single digits. at lunchtime, the snow is gone, how lo it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster >> you are watching cincinnati' s wlwt news 5. mark: welcome back. it is 6:12. you can see the snow flurries. there are issues on the roads in some parts of town, depending on where you are. you have to be careful with the blowing snow and the possibility of black ice. kyla: it is more the side roads. the main roads are mostly clear. i have your interstate covered. 71/75 at her quay going northbound and southbound, you can see a little bit of shiny pavement where you have the potential for slick spots. somethin

river @valley and should push our @temperatures into the 50s to @near 60 and southern ohio, down @towards cincinnati, it may hit @the upper 60s tomorrow @afternoon and that is all ahead @of an area of low pressure and @is taking shape, this one, it's @not one of those areas of low @pressure, it is out of the @pacific and it's a quick mover @bring rain and then eventually @a change to snow on sunday @night and then another pacific @storm system behind that set up @for tuesday and this one is @bringing rain and snow as there @won't be enough arctic air @during the first half of the @week to bring us substantial @snowfall. @watch the winds, gusting to 25- @30 miles per hour early @tomorrow as we start in the @upper 30s and tomorrow @afternoon, dover is 60 and @upper 50s at the lake shore and @look at those wind gusts. @40-45 miles per hour and those @are above tropical storm force @strength and then rain moves in @sunday and i do think that @changes to snow before the @commute on monday and it will @another shot of rain and snow @on tuesday. @>> i was driving to work and i @literally saw a g

here @in northeast ohio. @look at future view, we're in @the day tomorrow and that's @sunday, 7:30 and low 30s and a @couple of 20s and the clouds @will be few and then increase @through the day, 40s to upper @30s during the afternoon and @that depends on the sunshine, @and then places near the lake, @they're going to be cooler @because of a persistent north @breeze, and clouds stick around @and notice no rain and no snow @and temperatures are starting @in the 20s and we'll wind up in @the 30s for monday and tuesday @looks good and wednesday, it's @now looking even more likely @we'll see rain all day and then @transition to snow from a storm @lake effect snow and chris, all @of that snow we lost, we could @bring it back and build it back @up and then maybe in some @places, even add more by friday @morning. @>> it vanishes and comes back @happen thursday. @>>> coming up, news out of @independence, the cavs practice @and dave fills you in and you want to feel connected, informed, included, on every screen in yo

kyle up to the ohio river. as we look elsewhere, 275 near loveland ma madeira, we do have heavy traffic, even though volume of traffic is lighter, you may still see slow traffic because of precipitation. we have laif look adam a live look, adam clement is driving around i-275, and it looks okay on the interstates, adam. >> reporter: you know what, jen, we are dealing with some slush here. the interstates are looking okay especially as we head closer and closer on to 275, a bit north at hamilton, the middle area, and middletown. we saw a few dicey areas in that region, but things are looking okay. everyone on the road, as you said, light volume of traffic at this point, but everyone is keeping a safe distance. things are moving along fairly smoothly. we ran into some issues, how things are going, i told you at 6:00, we were going to be heading in that direction. taking us longer than expect to make our way there, which is why we're not there yet. we are hoping by the 7:00 hour as we make the switch over to star

river track, not an ohio 71 track. that's the scenario. a 71 tracker further west. we will get wrap around snow. rain. arriving just in time for the morning rush. it is going to be a wet and slick morning commute. morning. look at this. we get a lot of rain, over an inch of rain and wrap around snow for thursday, mid-morning through thursday evening. generally one to three inches and a couple of spots, could get more if the track shifts further east. we will add more. stay tuned. >>> 38 tonight and dry and rain moving in after midnight two or three in the morning. 48 tomorrow, rain heavy at times and windy and a murky day. akron and canton. rain coming in after midnight. let's do 51. rain heavy and the snow arrives thursday. one to three, maybe four inches in a few spots. 38 and a little morning flurry on friday. a dry milder weather weekend. >>> sounds good. andy, you don't have to worry about the rain or the snow. >> trying to get here before the rain gets here. at least that's what mark says. that's an early morning

you can see the heaviest bands of snow are north of the ohio river to more specifically, northeast of the 275 loop. northern portions of clermont and brown county and clinton counties seeing the brunt of it. on my way in this morning, north of the 275 loop, the conditions the loop was snowed in. in through ohio, you will see additional accumulations. south of the river, probably not much more. winter storm warnings until then today in the pink. expect delays or closings through many of our ohio communities. here is a live look at lebanon. you can see downtown streets are still snow-covered. we are expecting an additional inch or more throughout the day today. i will have another update in about 10 minutes. clinton, 17-9, while kasich, trump and cruz are in a three-way tie. donald trump is in more hot water, this time over his repetition of a use of a derogatory term describing ted cruz. we shouldd warn you, viewers may >> she just said a terrible thing. you know what she said? shout it out because i don't want to -- okay. you're not allowed to say and i never expect to hear that from

@the greens here into the ohio @river valley and the great @lakes here, low pressure moving @through. @we cool off into the 40s, then @monday evening, much colder @air, look at all the pinks @here. @as that moves through tomorrow @evening we could see some @additional snow showers after @7:00 p.m.. @so two chances of rain for @tomorrow, one in the morning @and then the second one after @the evening commute as we head @into tuesday. @here's the future view, the @initial rain heavy at 2:00 a.m. @and we could see the rumbles of @thunder there. @by 8:30 we're in the low 30s @by lunch time and during @afternoon, still in the mid- @50s. @that second wave arrived monday @night. @neither one of the storms a big @impact but that second one on @wednesday, we could see a @couple inches of wet snow in @spots by the wednesday morning @commute. @so that is the one day to focus @on this week in your forecast. @>> the weekends have been @protected lately. @>> i like this pattern. @>>> well what we don't like the @cavs lost again, they have lost @now 3 of 4 and we have the @ @>>> hi everyone, before t

@it's just coming over the ohio @river. @we will get soaked later @tonight. @the snow going on in northwest @arkansas. @they have have a nasty storms @throughout the south. @the devastating tornadoes in @some areas there. @but the big share is going to @the severe weather threat will @stick to the south. @that is definitely going to be @a @concern. @i'm on the backside of the @storm @there is some wintry weather to @talk about. @the winter weather advisory to @our east. @it has not been a problem. @that is something that we are @going to keep an eye on. @as the rain comes and it will @be @falling with. @of heavy at times. @we also have a lot of the @debris @on the roadway. @after the winter weather that @we @have had. @it can get stabbed in the storm @drain. @so with one to 2 inches @potentially coming through the @day tomorrow the punting of @water on the roadways. @it will really get you @hydroplaning. @at 7:00 a.m. @raining. @it's likely to be active after @the morning. @the temperatures upper 30s and @low 40s. @we will see a bit of a wall at @times to the

he had towards towards the rivere the ohio river to get some 20s and 30sh, kansas city with 36 . get ready for below zero windchills tomorrow morning developing with a clipper snow it will be widespread tomorrow and the evening commute . lake effect will follow the clipper system best chance of lake effect will come from your run may include just ashtabula county that wants in place for ashtabula county tomorrow into tomorrow and saturday best chance of heaviest movie during friday night . a plethora of warnings watches including all of new england . the snowfall will be like for most of us do just one or 2 inches the temperature will be about five above because of windchill about five beloww tomorrow about 22 degrees . on saturday, about 10 degrees, the coldest day of the year so fars . on valentine's day about 20 men monday, with kids on school for presidents' day looking at a scattered clipper snowow and then we get into the 30 se and then a tuesday track a storm to see storm to if it is for a storeese coming our way, at the end of the week, have some rain showers with mid- 40

the higher totals found to the south of the ohio river. you will probably closer to the three inch total range. we are more likely going to see an inch and a half to two inches. in the grand scheme of things we are talking about snow and we know how it can cause plenty of issues. courtis: thank you. the crews are ready on 12 hour shifts working to prevent slick roads. the city telling us crews will focus on areas prone to . additional teams will report to they are prepared to stay on duty around the clock through monday morning. use offstreet parking if you can and leave plows room to work if you are driving. on the weather. now to breaking news, crews are on the scene of a very large fire at the rabbit hash general store. reporter: firefighters sear say everyone is upset about the general store on fire, built in 1831. this is a total loss. they try to salvage it but the building is a loss. janel walton , back to you. courtis: we' ll be following this breaking story throughout the night. and will bring updates to you on wlwt.com and here o

city cam five, the ohio river. swollen and muddy. a little less cold. 49 degrees already, going up to 65 today. not swimming let -- whether but i' jennifer: welcome back. one of the most exciting pianist in the jazz world is in the city today for a concert. he has been nominated for four grammy awards. when you hear him play, it' s easy to see why. joining us this morning, christian sans. you have been playing for quite a while. >> yes, i have been playing for 26 years now. it might look like i' m 21, but i' m 27. i' ve been performing for a number of years, since i was seven years old. jennifer: what got you into jazz piano especially? >> funnily enough, i kind of always play jazz, i guess. i started off with classical piano. what i used to do as a child was improvise on the classical pieces. my teacher at the time, you know, you aren' t supposed to improvise on classical pieces. they are supposed to be the way they are. but i loved creating and i loved to just improvise and perform. i kind of say that i started then. after that, i

we have seeing volume of traffic getting heavy out there, heavy from butter milk to the ohio river, and as we look at the interstates elsewhere, no problems to report. volume of traffic picking up northbound i-71, 75 southbound to the lock land split, just the usual congestion, nothing terribly unusual. >>> and nothing unusual about the weather today. we are back to the norm. >> back to reality. >> yeah, back to reality, a better way to put it. back to reality. there's the atrium weather center from college hill. we have a few high, thin clouds around the area, temperatures are going to be much cooler than what they have been, we expect highs in the mid-40s, close to normal for this time of the year. bit middle of the week, we do expect rain and wind as a major storm system pulls into the ohio valley. that is going to put some snow in our way as we get toward the end of the week, the airplane at the northeast breeze at 10, and a windchill of 27 degrees, temperatures start out in the the low 40s at noon. partly to mostly cloudy skies at times and by late day we're around 46-degree, consi

and that could push the temperature down there towards the ohio river into the low 70s tomorrow afternoon. 13-mile an hour wind, southwest winds, and they've been gusting 25-30. so you may actually hear the wind sleeping overnight with stronger gusts. it will only increase as we go through the overnight hours approaching sunday. 35 degrees to 40 overnight, partly cloudy, staying mild, southwest wind sustained at 10- 15, but we could easily double that for wind gusts at 20 to 30. plenty of sunshine throughout the day tomorrow, and the temperature near 60 degrees right at the lakeshore. so downtown cleveland, there may be milder temperatures down a big area of high pressure down to the south, free of any cloud cover off to the west. minneapolis, st. louis towards kansas city and oklahoma city, a sunny area moving into the region for tomorrow, but notice the clouds out west. we'll have to deal with those a little later tomorrow night. still near 60 in the morning. it's 62 in dallas. it was the warmest outdoor nhl game ever, starting in the '60s to start the game. this milder air will head in

heavy traffic in both directions i-71/i-75, you are heavy from the ohio river to the ohio river. starting to see heavy traffic, 471 is seeing heavy traffic south of u.s. 27 and near lovehand madeira, those are typical delays to see if the morning rush kicks in. nothing unusual. >> typical february weather. >> yesterday it was not. >> no, it was not, today we're right now jen, we are 27 degrees older in cincinnati than we are today. that puts our temperatures in the 20s, 29 in both of those, at hillsborough, 31, 33 in peebles, williamstown and decreed crittenton, clouds over downtown cincinnati are seen from our atrium weather center medical cam looking across the river. you can see cloud cover throughout the star of the day here, but then by late day, you will begin to see a little clearing take place as the clouds gradually move out. today will be the cold of the day of the week, expect highways highs only in the mid-30s. the weekend will trend warmer. by next week, it looks like an arctic blast which will send temperatures into the early part of next week. cloudy skies, a windc

look at the interstates, they're not heavy from butter milk to the ohio river. i-71/i-75, and 71 is seeing some flakes on the camera here, we can see coming down near phiter not pfeiffer, not going to slow you down. near the beer man bridge. >>> flurries right now, are drive. forecast. look at that. >> the weather is going to get in the weekend swing with us, sunny, beautiful saturday, coming in sunday. mid-50s in some areas, wouldn't be surprised to see a 65, sunday dry, until sunday evening, it looks like some rain will arrive by sunday evening. right now snow flurries that are dotting the area, nothing that is really going to stick all that much. there's one lone snow shower making its way out of the hamilton county. and around union township around 275 near the summer side area, and 32. this thing is going to give you burst of some snow, it's going to burn up quickly. it won't cause any issues, threat the only snow shower i will find imbedded with within bash of flurries. lebanon to hamilton, again nothing significant whatsoever. there's the atrium weather m

and i-71/i-75, is heavy, from butter milk to the ohio river, heavy from 275 to the ohio river out on the eastside, you will see more of the cloud cover in just a bit. back to to the news desk. >>> there are a few school closings, and some delays. >> i bet dollars and doughnuts. >> no one got a superintendent lawful. >> you know we're calling on your cell phone to let you know no school to date. >> i mean the soul just oozes out of this man. dr. andrew melon from clark county schools, inserts his faith from drake online video. he sang the message there for student. he rapid, he broke it down. >> he is not the world's baddest singer, but he is just thumbs up forester. >> that was fun, that was food stuff. >> stirring up the heat. donald trump is not mincing carolina >>> we're only days away from the south carolina primaries. >>> and words between donnell trump, and ted cruz have swesm up. the biggest attack is for ted cruz, even threatening to sue cruz over his eligibility to run for president. and trump called cruz dishonest and unstable. >>> and president balm can pick the new justic