things are not quite as good. we've had reporters out and about and i believe we're going to perry who's been roaming areas. how it is -- is it looking perry? >> well good morning to you john? you know for the most part if you're headed out this morning i think you'll be ok but we're in anderson township. some roads are still snow covered. those are the secondary roads the high ways coming from mount auburn were perfectly fine. so four 71, 275 looking good. mostly wet. i shouldn't say perfectly fine because you don't know if you're going to hit black ice. so you do want to pay attention to that but again most of the main roads look ok. what you're seeing now are the these are still snow covered. you can see some concrete but not completely. you can see the lanes again not completely. so you want to make sure that you take your time. but if you are headed out you shouldn't have too many problems as long as you keep that in mind. as we head more east we'll see how those roads look. it looks like most crews have been out salting plowing and doing pretty well. guys, back to you. >> tha

right now. >> that's right, let's go to perry shibley who is watching on. pushing off of harrison avenue, right, perry. >> reporter: guess, what the kids might need one of these today, because today here in oak hill school district, there's no school, and that goes for a the love kids across the tri-state. the snow is coming down here in green township. we are in the parking lot of meyer and rybolt road. we did hit slick spots as we made our way here from movent auburn, but we saw a lot of salt trucks out there throughout the morning, so crews definitely prepared for this. we saw at least 6 and i've seen several more since we have been you can see rybolt road, it's snow-covered. there are tracks in the snow, but you cannot see the lines and that is something to keep in mind. you just have to add some extra time as you head out this morning. the kids most of them, they have the day off. a lot of us still have to go to work, but it's it is slick. some people are asking me, it's not a lot of snow, how bad is it out there. it's still slick, there are crews out here dealing with the dr

bar. >> perry: 2 people shot. no word on the victims. call crime stoppers if you know anything that can help with the investigation at 352-3040. >> sheila: the 2016 spring formal show hatching spring several events like baby animals to pet, crafts and more. it runs through march 13 and we have details at local12.com. taking a dopier look no one of the best baseball teams in history. perry schaible shares a new documentary featuring the big red machine on star 64. here is jen with a look at our traffic. >> not bad on our interstates. we have a couple of incidents out there that i want you to be aware of. weaver road is closed at dixie highway not far from florence. the road is closed because a pedestrian was struck there. there were some injuries involved. we are finding out more information about this. we will bring you more as soon as we get it. we have one at hamilton and north bend to watch for. our interstates they are slow in the usual spots 71-75 heavy. 471 seeing heavy traffic between 475 and the bridge down to 275 as well through the lock land split. guys, over to you. >> it

appears to be an accident. local 12's perry schaible with the latest. perry? we can't hear perry right now. this is the home in east price hill. what we know from cincinnati police is that early this morning a 14-year-old boy left to go to school. when he came back to the house, he came back inside. his father was not expecting him back inside. we don't know how seriously he is injured. >> the father believing he was an intruder coming back no the home. obviously a tragic situation. perry first open the scene. she continues to gather more information. as we get it we will pass it along. we will be all over this story as we continue on star 64. we have been keeping a close eye on the roads this morning. >> sheila: jen has the latest on the traffic conditions. >> jen: if you are ready to head out on the roads, so far quiet. the snow has moved through right now. john gumm says it will be coming back for another round. so as we look at our interstates i want to show you that things look typical out there. they may be slower than normal. you may want to head out early. a lot of folks are co

coming up next. >>> can we get a go proon perry's head. >> and have her go down. >> i think she would do it. >> perry, i'm having bad ideas. it's monday morning and we got good ideas if you want things to warm up. >>> i know, it's really going to be nice this weekend. >> and john is off this morning. and brandon orro working his consecutive third day. >> it's pretty close. >> perfect north will have nice snow throughout the week, because they will get temperatures well below freezing. 23 degrees right now the at international airport. wind coming out of the south that, is bringing the warm air mass, that is why we're so much warmer today than this time yesterday. yesterday some areas were smear 0 that -- near 0 that had a lot of temperatures, 15 degrees or more warmer not that that. the south, and melting on 12hd, later that is going to change, but not until much later. if you're home by around 5:00 or 6:00, i wouldn't take the umbrellas. 45 degrees by 4:00, and we're down in the 30s overnight tonight once again, once we get the clouds to continue to filter in from the we have.

party was offstage. commercial breaks were all about table hopping. brad pitt's table. katy perry ordered in' n' out for her table. at the top of list, we learned what you didn't hear ricky gervais say mel gibson. >> i said, you want to this -- [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> we can tell he asked, what does sugar blank even mean. the bla slang for breast. it's what mel called a female police officer during his dui arrest. >> it reminds me to get a colonoscopy. >> it's really no surprise that ricky went there. we knew he would. >> don't people know by now, don't e one on one with a comedian ever. >> cookie's sweet moments backstage, gushing over the win, she's been waiting 20 years for. >>> the best and the worst dressed of the night. quick change j. lo and j. law. what was going on between katy perry and orlando bloom. is there such a thing as too much champagne? one onroom, and all the after parties. they help power us through. >> what about thestars? for leo and genia rodrigez, it's a family affair. >> who did you bring as a date tonight? >> my pops. >> you bring your pops and

mistaking him for an intruder. local 12's perry schaible with what the authorities say happened this morning. >> good morning, perry. john. >> police are saying that this is just a sad, tragic accident. the only remnants left of what happened here earlier at this house on branchard avenue was just some police tape, that's family members who have been in and out of the house, and some stuffed animals left by neighbors. those neighbors told me that mack or de de was a happy fun loving teenager who attended east academy last year. when the 14-year-old left his home in east price hill for the bus stop and police say the boy's father, whose name they have not yet released watched as his son walked to the end of the street. a short time later a father heard something in the basement, startled, he fired one shot hitting the teen in the neck. >> he was real close to him. >> he always went out of his way to take care of his boy. he always made sure de de wasn't out here hanging out with everybody else. i know his dad is really heartbroken. i pray for the family and hope >> investigators plan

12's perry schaible is out on the west side of green township. when it comes to conditions, what are you finding right now? i know it improved gradually all morning. >> much improved, we have seen that improvement throughout the morning, the snow started falling here about 4:30 this morning. getting up and down this hill here, making their way to i-74. throughout the morning conditions improved. we saw snow-covered roads go to some pavement, some lanes in the road, to slush and now it is pretty much just wet. people not having any problem at this point. it still kind of seems to be a little bit tentative, taking it a little bit slow as they head down this hill to the highway. as you can see, they are getting by pretty well right now. that doesn't mean you can just drive at normal speeds and not pay attention. as you kind of cross lanes and get stuck in that slushy stuff, that still could causes you to slide a bit. this hill coming up here still has a lot of slush on it. that's not because they haven't tried to clear things out there. i've been impressed by how many snow plows have be

. perry shibley is here to tell us what is happening today. >> reporter: the folks who live in neez properties these properties are not the landlords who are from new jersey have accepted the fact of the case. today they will learn what remaining responsibilities they will have in regard to the properties, whether they have to make repairs or whether that duty will be given to someone else. another party to be could be appointed by the judge. it comes after hundreds of complaint and 1800 code violations, residents say they have had to endure unhealthy and unsafe conditions for at least two years. it all came to a head when a roof collapsed at the burton apartments in avondale. >> we need a change now. our children are getting sick. walls are falling down on the tenants. >> we are working hard at our schools and our commonties, communities, and the raggedy landlords, that is what we got to get out. >> reporter: the landlord lives shelton manor, and valley view apartments. >>> the court hearing at 9:00 this morning. local 12 is going to be there, and we will be bring the you latest at

. her. >> not afraid of the snow. maybe the snow afraid of her. i don't know. perry shively is out in the snow this morning. >> you had a sled before or some sort of sled like device, perry. what are you doing now? >> good thing i'm not afraid of the zero actually went in to meyer here and got that shred earlier. let me tell you if you need something for your kids to hang out. there are plenty. there's a good selection. i also found some swim goggles which makes me think of warmer weather to come. i want to say thanks to the viewer who called in and corrected me. this is not -- this is harrison avenue. i should know that. my grandparents lived down the street from here not that long ago. but right up the street is reibolt. the reason i got confused is this is the 74 reibolt road exit. take a look at harrison avenue right here. you can see there are tire treads there. people are getting by okay, but as this light here turns red, they're having a little bit of trouble. so they are definitely taking their time going down this hill. that's important, because that's the only way to drive i

the juices flowing. and the perry shibley is live with the most, of how the story eats up on the demand. something happens and they're on it the next day. >> reporter: exact lyrics and don't think that they're not ready for this one. by monday they will have a shirt house if the bengals win here at paul stadium tomorrow night. strikes me right now, and they're who dey, and everyday i am shuffling which features icky woods, and my personal favorite, three days does. if you're looking for a unique shirt to wear to the game on saturday night. cincy shirts is a way that is relevant. the way they do that is plan for big events, and the big game that is going to happen here at paul brown stadium. the owners say they already have the shirts ready for a win. if the bengals get a w, the cincy shirts will have that shirt available on monday afternoon. they have been successful, they say by since phiing popular subjects. >> people have been great and a lot of people have reached out to us wanting to work with us which is cool. people are starting to buy into people love the nostalgia. >> re

red 3 documentary.coming up at five thirty.. local 12's perry schaible will tell us how fans can take part in a reds kickstarter project. 3 plus, the s- p- c- a needs your help.coming up at five thirty.. we'll tell you how to join in on our adopt a pet telethon happening this weekend. a customer tweets "bank fees make me physically ill. #overdraft" how do you respond? sounds like a medical problem. i'd send her to a hospital. "hashtag not the bank's problem." at huntington, she can link with her savings account and then we transfer the money for free. we do that. for a fee of $10. to transfer her own money? hashtag obviously. free transfers from savings when you're overdrawn. welcome to huntington -- one of money magazine's 3 now at five.two people are injured after a shooting in details, up next. 3 plus, a robbery suspect is still on the loose.we have the latest details after an the city. 3 the story of one of baseball's greatest dynasties could soon be seen on the big screen. help...next. 3 those top stories in just a moment.bob herzog has the morning off.but first we want to s

.. local 12's perry schaible has the story of the duo who doesn't miss a 3 holds a firm grip on the tri state.we have the latest details after an overdose in a child's hospital room. 3 3 plus.. girl scouts are getting even more business- savvy. we'll tell you how you can start buying cookies today.. almost two months early! 3 good 3 morning.we'll get to 3 those top stories in just a start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill an alabama mother is dead and a father is behind bars after they overdosed on heroin inside children's hospital. even more shocking.. the parents were in their baby girl's room.court records show wesley landers was unconscious in the bathroom with a needle in his arm.he was revived with narcan.. this morning he's in jail.. he'll be arraigned today.. while an autopsy is performed on the baby's mother. we'll have even more details coming up at 6 o' clock in a live report. 3 police in louisville say they received a vague, non-specific threat against schools there

brown stadium. perry shibley is live downtown and she has details on that. good morning, perry. >> reporter: those are court records involving all six of those arrest, it's assault, after assault, after assault. six assault in all, three women, and all of those people who are -- were arrested on saturday night here at paul brown stadium are expected to be in court at 12:30 this afternoon. now according to these court documents 33-year-old martin cook exposed himself and urinated on someone else while in the stands. a 25-year-old man from pennsylvania, david allegedly threw a beer can hitting another man in the head, and 29-year-old phillip ross of town coal ship, is a accused of head-butting a person during the game. and 25-year-old tyler mathis. indiana is accuse of hitting a woman in the head. and andres robles is accused of hitting a woman in the head. and officers were escorting him out of the stadium at the time of the incident. and 19-year-old jared mccarthy of redding facing a number of charges, including under anal drinking, showing police a fake face and taking her ben

get same- day pickup for orders placed by noon on over two million items. local 12's perry schaible will give us a look inside coming up at six. 3 three thousand tons of dirt will be dumped on the floor of u.s. bank arena today.it's for the amsoil arena cross.the opening round of the 20- 16 season starts at seven o'clock on saturday.tickets range from 10 to fifty dollars... and an amateur performance will be on sunday at noon. 3 now it's time for our facebook question of the day.we want to cincinnati athlete? and why? 3 we want you 3 to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 merging two local schools together.we'll show you how amjor construction project is moving along in clermont county.plus, concerns about local murals.we'll tell you why sunlight could be their biggest enemy.you're watching (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing

well. perry is here with the sporting link that helps kids, cincinnati is getting ready to start its popular cincinnati league. it pairs with area officials, anded idea to to breakdown barriers to a basketball season that leads to success on and off the court. basketball is the hook, the way to get the kids in the door. what h3 cincinnati provides is much more important than a game. get them to connect the youth with the authorities, and the police, and hopefully some at a it will save somebody's life. >> reporter: instead of being just another distraction, this league is full of life's lessons. before the kids step on the court, they have to take classes that extend far beyond the hardwood. their pier mediation, antibullying and financial literary. it's a place to find commonality between the police and the players. >> in this city i see a tremendous divide between the police officers and i believe this will bridge the divide. >> reporter: last year, 270 children participated in the league. coach and officers. >> you haven't seen this before happening. >> no. >> reporter: tian woodf

high crime and poverty, get a lesson in hope. through basketball. and perry schaible shows us how a league pairing young people with field officers leads to success on and off the court. >> debbie bowman, president of girl's hope, boys hope, says basketball is the hook. the way to get the kids out the door. what they provide, is much more important than a game. >> what we really want to do, is get them to connect the youth with authorities. >> and instead of being just another distractions. this league is full of life lessons. before the kids step on the court, they have to take classes that extend par beyond the hard peer mediation, antibullying. it's a place to find commonality between the police and players. >> in the city, i see a divide between the police and the children. >> this is something you see before happening. >> oh, no. not at all. >> teanna helped with the program and witnessed firsthand with the benefits. cannotation. after the program, it got better. you could see the cops are trying to help you out. you don't see them, like in the news. you see them more like, hum

center. >> they will be putting together, packages of food to help hungry kids, and perry is live with more on what is happening there, good morning, perry. >> reporter: they will be here at the mayor's and distribution center, at bond hill inside, and inside is a it's cold and windy out here. this is a free source, 8th annual power pack thoon in pack a thon, in honor of the martin luther king junior service. the idea is to get the packs to make sure that kids have something to eat over the weekend. power packs are given to grade school kids on fridays and making sure that they have something healthy in their hands and the packs are full of things like granola, fruit and dried cereal and more than 4,000 children participate in this program every week, and go home with these packs, so what they're going to do here is just continue to make hundreds of those packs as they are ready to go when they're needed. bob, back to you. >>> pepper i won't pepper you with questions, i will let you go back in the truck. >> reporter: thank you. >>> all of the volunteer spots are filled, but you can sti

911. and 14-year-old died. perry schaible was the first one there this morning and tells us shooting >> this is a tragic accident. you feel for the family and every unwith involved in the situation. neighbors and friends have been stopping by this house on blanch ard avenue throughout the day to pay their respects to max. and his father died when his father accidentally shot him in the neck. it turned out to be his son, who apparently snuck in the house from the bus stop to avoid going to school. the teenager died a short time later. >> and he was close to the daddy. had a father-son relationship. always, make his way, take care of his boy. always made sure he was running making sure his hair is clear i know his dad is really heartbroken. i just pray for the family and hope everybody will be okay. >> i was shocked when i found out he ended up dying, we all cried. it was unfortunate. >> several people have been in and out of the house throughout the day. it appears at one point, they were cleaning things up. police plan to interview the father and determine the next step, that could i

area. local 12, perry schaible looks side. >> things got started in green township early this morning. the snow started to come down around 4:30. covered pretty quickly, despite the salt crews going up and down harris avenue. as traffic increased, the roads turn to slush. people who stopped near meyer, rival road exits were not taking any chances, stopping for the essentials and heading home. meyer and stacy told me the expected. >> should have been earlier than they were. had to take my grandkids to preschool. and they were really kind of slick in certain spots, especially in the river road. >> it's very slick. it's very slick. even in our four-wheel drive, it's still slick. >> the issues with the snow is not the amount much the timing. most came down in the morning commute, not fun at all for drivers. certainly a good time for the kids, who got an unexpected day off. schaible, local 12 news >> want to see the pictures how the snow affects your life and neighborhood. you may see them on the air. >> sydney benter, went out to see how much progress the road crews made out throughout th

streets trying to decide on closings or delays. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from green township 3 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 3 3 local 12's adam clements is tracking road conditions right 3 watching t- v 3 watching t- v to get a degree. we'll tell you which college is adding a "game of thrones" class.plus, out with the old and in with the new.we'll tell you why ketchup is out and cincinnati.3 fans of h- b- o's "game of thrones" can earn college credit for watching their favorite t- v show.virginia tech's religion and culture department recently offered a course on the popular tv show. and, yes, the course did count for credit.students were required to watch "game of 3 mcdonald's is turning french fries into a dessert item... but you have to go to japan to taste the fries smothered in chocolate.mcdonald's japan announced it was adding the "mc- choco- potato" to its menu.the french fries are drizzled with milk chocolate and white chocolate sauce.the fast food giant says the combination creates what it calls "a wonderfully

tour that gives fans a chance to see them off the field, good morning perry. >> reporter: good morning, to you jofnlt right now i'm you john, right now i'm outside of the reds hall museum. the players are going to load up and roll out about 9:00 this morning. the reds car van is annual event where the players and staff event roll out to set up for the upcoming season. pitchers and catchers report to spring training in just 20 days. starting today and over the next three days, those four buses 3,300 miles with stops in five states. tourists travel through ohio, indiana, kentucky, and west virginia, and tennessee. players like they will be on board, with former players and staff members, and a they will field questions and sign autographs at each stop. catcher devon m erks sarako,erako says it's a great time to see the fans up close and personal. >> you don't get to do as much as we would like. durk the car van, you can go out and see them more relaxed. >> reporter: and bob tells local 12 that the reds work very hard just to let fans know how much they appreciate them. john, back

for you," but matthew perry won't be there for the "friends" reunion. fans got their hopes up this week on word that the cast was getting together to honor the legendary director james burrow but the guy who made chancellor a household name will be in london. >>> blair walsh personally thanking a classroom of first graders for their kindness on thursday. they sent him letters of encouragement after he missed the game winning kick against the seahawks on sunday. his heart. the bottom of my heart. that cheered me up a lot and for you guys to do that for me, somebody you've never met, you don't know, that is huge. >> walsh took questions and signed autographs for his young fans. football on tap this weekend. the afc divisional playoffs kickoff tomorrow on cbs. the kansas city chiefs take on the new england patriots. on sunday, it's the pittsburgh steelers and the denver broncos. both games start at 4:30 eastern. this is the cbs morning news. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has

. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with more on what's happening today. 3 we are told residents of these five properties will be bussed to the hamilton county courthouse for this hearing. the landlords, from new the facts of the case...today, they'll learn what their responsibilities are for repair, if any. and, what will happen to residents if things are not taken care of.... another option would be for the judge to appoint a receiver - who would take over responsibility for the properties. the proposed receiver is expected to present a plan in court today to make the properties safe and healthy. the lawsuit comes after hundreds of complaints from residents and 18-hundred code violations. it all came to a head when a roof collapsed at the burton apartments in avondale. 3 " i don't want to have to worry about flood it happened in the middle of the night i don't want it to happen again" " it would mean alot to make better healthy living for every tenant mean a whole lot" the landlords from new jersey also own alms hill, entowne manor, shelton gardens, and reids valley v

camera, john and katy perry is >> one person we'll see here, lee yoechlt he was in leo. he was in new york last night. >> the globes is a lot of fun. you sit around dinner, drinks. people in your industry. it's more of ahangout session. >> the movie opened friday and leo is alread front runner to win a gold globe for best acto and getting a lot of buzz for that grizzly bear attack scene. >> we wanted to do something very visceral and real almost like virtual reality the audience. they were witnessing something they shouldn't be witnessing. i think people will be talking about that sequence for a >> that scene is amazing. good luck to leo. meanwhile, new precenters are announced. one of my favorites. >> i know you're talking about jennifer lopez. >> she's presenting. lady gaga will and empire stars. >> can't wait to see what jennifer lopez wears. kevin hart will be there, too. coming up, kevin and ice cube hook me up on the details of the were with conan o'brien. it was a wild ride. >> does she really get high? >> come on, man. >> you're the police. >> are you wearing a wire? and tomor

, linda perry's song is getti a lot of oscar >> and linda and sarah gilbert had a star-studded party to celebrate. >> how did the guest list come together? >> listen, man, somebody tells me they're putting together a party, i'm going to put together >> i included jessica and ashlee simpson. >> christina aguilera was there. performed a killer cover of john lennon song.

. local 12's perry schaible joins us live in the newsroom with a sneak peak inside. 3 you can find the health care center on donald drive, in a white, non descript building accessed from the same parking lot as the fairfield intermediate school...the building may not look like much, but big things are happening inside. it's a one stop shop serving student's health needs. there is a medical wing, vision care, dental services, and an area for behavioral needs. this is a similar model to the heath care center at oyler elementary in price hill... what makes it different is the co-existence of all four important, especially in fairfield, where close to 50 percent of the students are on free or reduce lunch...which means they're living below the poverty level. what makes it work is a partnership between several organizations including one-sight, a non- profit created by luxottica. 3 "the child can come here, have a full comprehensive exam and get eye glasses and while they're here, if there is a notice that the child has other needs, hasn't had their immunizations or physical, they can b

rebuild their pendleton property. perry is here with more on the fundraiser to help him rebuild. >> reporter: duke says that been tremendous being not only from members of b105 but members of the community. today you have a chance to help the couple. the southwest grill will give 50% of its sales to the hamilton. they're accepting donations to help them rebuild. duke and barbara lost everything in this fire, their home and belongings. the couple has lived in the house for 25 years, on the property for 30. duke says he believes a space heater in the garage ignited the flames. it was being used to keep their puppy warm. duke hamilton has been at b105 since 1977. john, back to you. >>> he is a main stay in radio. thank you, perry. ask tonight's fundraiser will be held at the month sark park drive at manchester. for more information, just go to our website at local12.com. >>> we know the name the 27-year-old who was shot and apartment building. police say that anderson was died there on the lot. police were called to near anaconda drive around 10:15 last night. you have any word on

. >> what we know so far, good morning, perry. >> reporter: good morning, bob. there's several still key pieces of information this investigation, that have not yet been released. the next up the in this process is a press conference at 11:00 this morning. and we're hoping to know the name of the officers involved and the name of the person that was shot and killed. it's up clear at this point whether one or both officers they went across the street and robbed the deal store. the officers eventually spotted him at rapid run and sunset. the man reached into his waistband and pulled what appeared to be a weapon. that is when they opened fire. both officers are now on administrative leave which is standard procedure in this type of situation, we're told the officers have been with year. they both came from other local departments, bob, back to you. >>> all right, perry, thank you. local 12 will have a crew at that news conference and we will bring you the latest information as it becomes available. >>> developing this morning, more than 35,000 people are calling into an investigation bengal

bitter food fight. barry peterson reports. >> reporter: dalen perry's papaya farm on the big island of hawaii may be a bit off the beaten path but smack in the middle of a worldwide debate about one of life's essentials. his papayas like almost all of those now grown on the big genetically modified organisms. i'm sure the first question is, is it safe? >> you say, of course. my kids have been eating it for 20 years now. >> reporter: 20 years ago the big island papaya industry had been thriving. growers were shipping 60 million pounds of papayas a year. but then insects began spreading a devastating virus called ring spot to nearly every papaya tree on the island. in about three years, the trees were dead. fields were barren. the industry literally wiped but a hawaiian born plant pathologist, dennis gonsolve, in new york came to the rescue. >> we had a technology that could help develop a virus resistant papaya. >> reporter: along with a team of scientists pulled off a feat of genetic engineering. they took a dna strand from the destructive papaya virus and inserted it into the dna of a

the colder weather, perry. perry, i sold you short during the 5:00 hour you were outside yesterday. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yes, very important to note. a lot of people are going to be outside today, because school is in session, yesterday for the martin luther holiday, most schools were off, today back in session. we're at uc. at the campus and this is where a lot of people are going to be outside, take note, i have ski pants on, a coat, a hat, gloves, i have my coat zipped up, very, very important. in these conditions, frostbite can set in so quickly, this is just an example of how you should be dressing. you want the least amount of exposure possible, and according to emergency health, frostbite during exposure to cold temperatures, it can cause permanent damage and most commonly affect the extremities, the ears, nose, fingers toes cheeks, and chin, but there are ways to prevent frostbite. you want to limit your exposure outside, if you can, that means just stay outside as little as possible, but if you have to be outside, and you're in the cold, dress in loose layers, put ext

20 kentucky go head to head. the place of u.k. john call perry's first job -- call perry. >> it was a great time for me because could you imagine bean 23, 22 and your first opportunity is to be in a program like kansas -- being at kansas. like good gosh we got to play kentucky in the middle of our league schedule? geeze. this isn't any good. not because we're playing kentucky because we're focused on the league. and now that it's getting close i think it's going to be awesome. >> i think it's going to be great for college basketball and this place will be jumping. >> that game tips off at seven. >> xavier travels to depaul. >> mr. minh hoang: at indiana. >> n.i.u. at miami. >> -- that's going to do it this morning. we'll see you later tonight with recap of college hoops in the area. >> until then make it a great one. >> thanks so much, allie. and we're joined in studio for one of our favorite times of the morning. mike is joining us from the spca. you have a furry friend up for adoption? >> yes we do. >> that's some serious hair. >> you guys are talking about me? >> who is this? he'

trials for the winter games start at one this afternoon. local 12's perry schaible is live with details. 3 the special olympics kentucky state winter games run through tomorrow. 3 time/temp ...still ahead ...a game of hoops takes a surprising turn ...why a former n-b-a star brought neighborhood ...plus ...it was a pirate's paradise in florida this weekend ... we'll show you more coming up on good 3 january is national mentor month ...so today on facebook, we want to know ... who has been one of your biggest mentors or influences in your life? 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 time/temp ..blizzard on the big day ..hear from a bride who wasn't going to let winter ruin the celebration ...plus ...oscar buzz is helping leonardo dicaprio ...we'll take a look at the biggests `f3 3 the house will not be in session this week because of the severity of the winter storm.house majority leader kevin mccarthy made the announcement yesterday. today's votes were already canceled, and a short " work week" had already bee

behavioral health services to students, their families, and school staff.local12's perry schaible will have more on the program live starting at five on good morning cincinnati. 3 the movie "carol" earned a golden globes last weekend, but no wins.well today, there's another chance ... on a bigger stage ... the nominations for the 88th academy awards will be announced this morning.. and carol.. which was shot entirely in the tri-state.. figures to play a pretty prominant role.. it's expected to be nominated in four of the biggest categories -- best picture, director, actress and supporting actress.. and some experts believe it will pick up oscar nominations in adapted screenplay, production design, cinematography and best original score. 3 time/temp ...the u-s navy has some explaining to do ...we're following the latest on the detention of ten sailors in iran ...plus ...more terror attacks ...chaos on the streets of jakarta after terrorists blow themselves up ...next, on good morning 3 new this morning ...seven people are dead in terror attacks in indonesia's capital...terrorists c

perry schaible will tell us why time on the basketball 3 now at five thirty.high levels of lead.a license is revoked and schools are closed while water is being tested in an ohio city. 3 connecting at risk kids with local authorities to save lives. coming up, i'll tell you how one program is using sport to teach life lessons. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist brandon orr. 3 3 classes were canceled in sebring ohio yesterday for possible lead contamination in the city's water... and now we're learning the problem didn't happen overnight.the interim water plant manager for lead in sebring in *three years.*and in that time - conditions for lead contamination have occurred every summer. water customers say they think officials tried 3 (:51) they've known for quite some time, according to what they say online. and i don't understand why they wouldn't tell us. so they could keep us from having to go through illness or whatever." (1:02) the ohio e- p- a has suspended the sebring

take on the steelers. at least six arrests were made at the stadium. local 12's perry schaible is live downtown with details. 3 these are the court documents involving the six people arrested here at paul brown saturday night. all six of those arrested face assault charges...in three cases the victims are women. all of those arrested are expected to be in court at 12 - 30 this afternoon. according to court documents...33 year old martin cooke of germantown kentucky exposed himself and urinated on someone else. a 25 year old man from pennsylvania -- david grillo -- allegedly threw a beer can into the stands - hitting another man in the head.29 year old phillip ross of colerain township is accused of face during the game.20 year old tyler matthys of indiana is accused of hitting a woman in the face. 28 year old andrew robles is also accused of hitting a woman in the head. court documents say officers were escorting the allentown pennsylvania man out of the game at the time.and 19 year old jared mccarty of reading faces a number of charges --- underage drinking, showing police a fake

to help hungry children. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from their distribution center with the details. 3 this is the freestore foodbank's eighth annual power pack-a-thon in honor of martin luther king day of service. volunteers will gather here at the distribution center at noon to put together the packs. it's a bag full of nutritious of food given to grade school students on fridays. the packs ensure kids in need have something healthy to eat over the weekends. more than four-thousand tri-state children get power packs from the freestore every week. they are given out at local schools like oyler elementary in price hill where more than 300 students get the food. if you want to help...members of the community can support the program by making donation. 3 if you want 3 more information on how to make a cash donation just go to our website local 12 dot com. 3 an ohio college joins the *long* list of schools banning hoverboards from campus. ohio university is banning the motorized scooters in campus buildings amid safety concerns. right now.. the u- s consumer product sa

for 11 o'clock this morning.local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* in the newsroom with the latest details. 3 we do know both officers involved in this deadly shooting are part of the cincinnati police department. their names have not yet been released. both are on administrative leave this morning, which is standard procedure in situations like this one. we also expect to killed. police say the man robbed the walgreens on glenway avenue around eight last night, then went across the street and robbed the deals store.two officers spotted him a short time later at rapid run and sunset. the man allegedly reached into his wasteband and pulled what appeared to be a weapon. that's when one or both of the officers opened fire. that's a piece of this puzzle investigators are trying to figure out. sheila...back to you. 3 local 12 will be at the press conference. we'll bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available. 3 local sheriff's deputies could be wearing body cameras by the end of march.hamilton county sheriff jim neil wants to buy more than 200 body cams.. one for eac

students on fridays to make sure they have something to eat for the weekend.local12's perry schaible will have more on today's efforts, live at five-30 on good morning cincinnati. 3 if you haven't checked out the reds hall of fame and museum yet, today might be a good day. it's offering half-price admission .... five bucks for adults and four-bucks for students and seniors.the museum is open from ten to five.and all visitors will get a free stars of the queen city exhibit poster.the exhibit has pieces representing each of the 100 different players in reds history chosen to represent the queen city at the m-l-b all-star game. 3 martin luther king junior has been inspiring others for decades.and apparently not just people of his generation. cherney amhara introduces us to a piano prodigy, who says the civil rights leader is one of his biggest influences. 3 3 all shapes and sizes... some are born with gifts... and well lets just say 12-year-old dante walker opened his early. *nat*"i like playing it makes me happy, i like also playing for other people, i also like making other people happy."s

a wind chill well below zero. it's important to dress for the weather to stay safe. local 12's perry schaible is live in clifton heights with more on the cold weather. 3 it is definitely cold out biting. any exposed skin is stinging in seconds. i'm wearing several layers with ski pants and a thick jacket, hat and gloves. it's important to dress for the weather because in these temperatures frostbite can set in within minutes. according to mercy health - frostbite happens when the skin freezes in cold temperatures. it most commonly affects the extremities - so the ears, nose, fingers, toes, cheeks, and chin. the best way to prevent frostbite is to limit your time outdoors, dress in loose layers, protect your feet and toes with extra layers, fully cover your ears -- so yes, that's hats for kids - wear insulated gloves or mittens and drink plenty of warm, hydrating drinks. another possible issue on days falling on snow covered, icy sidewalks and walkways. jen, the possibility of black ice on the roads too...how's it looking out there? 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear

home in a fire last week. local 12's perry schaible is live with how the community is coming together to help out. 3 you may have heard his name. duke hamilton has been at b- 105 since 1977. he's in the country radio broadcasters hall of fame. since the fire a lot of people have come out to helpthe hamilton's. today, there's another chance to show support. moe's southwest grill in west chester will give 50- percent of its sales from five to nine o'clock to the couple. they are also accepting donations to help them rebuild their pendleton county home and their lives. it's the home duke and barbara lived in for 25 years.right now, the hamiltons are living in a neighbor's rental home until they can move back onto their land. duke says he believes a space heater in the garage ignited the flames. tonight's fundraiser will be held at the chester. 3 for more information on the fundraiser at moe's southwest grill go to our website - local 12 dot com. 3 one person is dead after a plane crash near dayton, ohio. officials say the pilot was the only one on board of the "cirrus sr- 22."his name ha

catchers report in 20 days. but, some of the players are already hitting the road. local 12's perry schaible is live outside great american ballpark with more on what 3 the reds 3 caravan is ready to roll. it takes off this afternoon from the team's hall of fame and museum. this is an annual event designed to get fans hyped up about the season. there are four busses traveling more than three thousand, three hundred miles with stops in five states over three days.tours travel through ohio, indiana, kentucky, west virginia, and tennessee. players like billy hamilton, devin mesoraco, and tucker barnhardt will be on board with former players, front office staff, and broadcasters. the caravan gives fans the chance to interact with players and staff. they'll field questions and sign autographs at each of the 16 stops. 3 "the people in our organization work very, very hard to cultivate the fans and appreciate them. that's what it's all about."the caravan wraps up on sunday at the florence mall. there will be a special question and answer session with all four tours. 3 all fan stops are fre

laying out his agenda for his 8th year in office. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* in the newsroom with the latest. 3 it may have been his final state of the union address... but there are no signs president obama is slowing down. he addressed the nation with an optimistic tone combining an ambitious agenda with a sense of hope for the future. the president says he's not just looking to the next year....he's focusing on the next five years, ten years, and beyond. he also urged members of congress to work together....saying democracy grins to a halt without a willingness to compromise. another big growing threat of isis. 3 "if this congress is serious about winning this war, and wants to send a message to our troops and the world, you should finally authorize the use of military force against isil. take a vote." the next year will not necessarily be easy for the president. election years can be difficult to get things done. the president hopes his speech will serve as a call to action. sheila...back to you. 3 the president also talked about some of his achievements includin

. bush, bill clinton, ronald reagan and jimmy carter, but not republicans bobby jindal, rock perry and scott walker, they have all dropped out while democrat martin o'malley struggles in single digits. >> we need more debates. >> with montage of earlier president debates over years, and most bizarre of all, attendance at a prime time mandatory. >> sit for me a good thing, a bad thing, will i get more votes? will i get less votes, nobody knows, who the hell knows. >> what about governing experience, politicians with the least experience, ted cruz, marco rubio, trump and even ben carson have turned that question >> it has hurt hillary clinton as much as it's helped. >> i will not need a tour of the white house. >> the only rule that seems to apply. >> hi, how are you? >> new ones are being written daily and the improvisational results in iowa and down the road are anyone's guess. >> along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation,

at dia. this is cooper ralston, perry thomas. hi. how are you? hello. have a seat. this is one of our safe houses. it's smarter for you not to come to the office. uh, you look a little thrown. i was told general sarno briefed you on how this would work once you joined the faculty at the war college. i was informed there'd be some overlap with dia, but that's it. i'm sorry about that. uh, getting right to the point, we have an eye on one of your students. ivan kolashkov. do you know him? yes, of course. he's in my military ethics class. he's training to serve under general doroshevich, one of the highest-ranking members of the russian military, and a close advisor to president ostrov. i believe that all the russian students in my classes are under his direction. yes. but we like ivan. he seems pretty steadfast in his nationalism. good. observe and assess him. we need a basic psychological profile, character analysis. what are you looking for? can be an asset for us. all that fiery patriotism. do you want to let me in on the idea? he's a closet homosexual. a dim view of it. possible pri

weekends. perry schaible will explain more on what is going on there ahead at 7:30 on star 64. >>> not a lot of people on the roads this morning, jen. how many issues do we have for people that are out there? >> jen: we have a couple of problems out there. main break. when it gets this cold we see water main breaks. smith at floral. we have a couple of broken downs when it gets this cold we see broken downs. 71 northbound near red bank. it is over to the shoulder. that shouldn't cost you any time. you may see one on u.s. 50 just east of hillside causing a little bit of issue there so we have a broken down in that area. and independence station road. other than that a lighter volume because a lot of folks not everybody are off school and work today. there are some folks going to work and school. if you are one of those it looks like the interstate the volume of traffic picking up not normally as congested as we could see it. >>> it is so cold. it hurts your skin if you are out there. >> it is okay if the wind wasn't as strong as it is. had the wind hits you is when it feels lik

campus, perry shibley is live with a look at normally when we're talking about amazon, it's a warehouse, this is different. >> reporter: that is fulfillment, center, that is in hebron and that is huge. what better place to put it than across from college campus, this is on calhoun street, literally across from uc. one of the things that makes it neat, is how much easier and quickly you can get items. student, they can place an order in a matter of minutes and they will get it pretty quickly. with me, now, john alexander, you are going to take us through the process. how easy is it this. >> this is the first pick up location in the state of ohio. customers whether they're student or any customer in the area can order their items, ship them here and come pick them up amazon student members and all amazon prime members get free same day pickup, and all items, order by noon and they will be here in the evening. >> reporter: what they do is come in and have a bar scan on their phone, and then they just put it under here and fully staffed, somebody is always here to get it. >> it's super simp

have here a republican governor. rick perry originally appointed this district attorney. the district attorney and the after an investigating planned parenthood. instead the grand jury two months later after considering all of the evidence comes out and indicts the people who were the pro-life people who were the people who took the videos. so what do you have? do you a runaway grand jury? we've heard that expression out in common parlance where a grand jury says we're going our way or do you have a very thoughtful two-month investigation where they have said look what's wrong? >> but the prosecutor said we presented all of the evidence to the grand jury and this is what they came up with. why did they indict these two individuals who had made the videos. >> and the point of which they charged them for. >> i think the charges are intriguing. what you have are two people, personally in the case of david de-lydon. he's been going after planned parenthood for years. colleague sandra marek who what they do according to texas law. there's a law called tampering with the record. wh