extends to the ground. that system was rotating. you can clearly see the rotation in the clouds and the thin down. from everything i have been able to see, the damage has been very sporadic and on the light side , kept to a stray barn right now. things are quieter. here is a live look at radar. things have quieted down since earlier. there are still a few rogue showers and stray storms around the area, especially south. i am not concerned about severe weather this evening. that was kind of a rogue situation so we can rest assured this evening we don t have to worry about additional severe weather around here. sheree: good news. we will see you in a few minutes. the battle for ohio hits the finish line a little over 24 hours from now on the republican mike: the outcome here could way. wlwt news 5 s john london joins us live for a look at the high stakes on this last day. reporter: the stakes are so high for john kasich rate he has mitt romney campaign with him in a transpare
brian: somewhere new the bridge of that meant under fast-moving waters of the ohio river, a vehicle remains submerged. it is been there since about 4:30 on tuesday when it plunged about 100 feet off of the bridge during a crash involving a dozen cars. new calls to the campbell county 911 center have been released. a car just went off of the bridge into the water. it has been under the water for five minutes now. i don t see anyone. brian: crews found the vehicle but because of the strong current, they haven t been able to recover it or any of the victims. what is unusual is that no one missing. we have no one to answer any questions at this point. ach says everyone here is on edge waiting. heather: there has just been questions of who it is, how many anyone come forward, when are they going to be able to get the car, and how are they going to be able to get the car. brian: in a community where the bridge isn t the only thing casting a shadow. the best hope is that so
table.and smiles.i feel like i didn t hit the powerball but in so many ways i ve won so many millions with seeing those two boys alive. and doing well. that is the jackpot. pamela neville tells me the lake lorelei community is already talking about plans to honor her and her family for their heroics. she s ok with that just so long as it calls attention to the danger out here. in brown county julie o neill 9 on your side. developing right now.police are aggressively handling a case that has many people stunned.a mother found dead in a child s hospital room from an overdose! it happened at cincinnati children s hospital and that s wheretom mckee is live with more on what police are doing. everyone in law enforcement that i talked with today is stunned and shocked at the brazen nature of the parents actions.but, they add it points to the power of opiates and how they can make users it was around noon when police were called to a cincinnati children s hospital room.there, the
good evening, i m julie dolan. a shocking discovery at children s hospital.. where the mother of a seven-month- old baby was found dead from an apparent heroin overdose.. and the father was rushed to another hospital. within the last couple of minutes - 9 on your side obtained the mugshot of that dad.his name is wesley landers. he is now out of the hospital and in jail on drug charges tonight. tonight.authorities are not releasing the name of the mother who died.but her body was discovered on the floor of cincinnati children s hospital this afternoon. as police try to get to the bottom of it.. our ashley zilka is on your side tonight with more on the deadly drug that is inundating the county coroner. ashley? addiction experts say they have seen it time and time again. heroin takes over and it doesn t matter where you are or who you re with. a mother is dead- and a father is hospitalized- both overdosing in a child s for most- but not for drug addiction experts.ann barnum: vp/
as steve mentioned that snow is coming when cincinnati streets are going to be busy. busy.the city is working hard to make sure the snow won t last on the road.nine on your side s t-j parker is live. with the extra tool and manpowery they re using to fight the storm. works officials say- about 60 trucks will head out to begin pretreating thousands of miles of roads- making sure they re ready for the commute, tomorrow. cincinnati public work crews say they re responsile for three-thousand miles of city streets. crews will be doing 12 hour shifts. and because the pavement is so cold, they will be using a mixture of calcium chloride to treat falls. it s very important and it gives you a foundation and something to start fighting the snow as soon as it falls down. public works tells me they will get all the roads cleared eventually, but if you have a problem spot in your neighborhood- to be sure to give them a call. reporting live, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. no matter where