New this mororng, polili have killed a man they say randomly attacked people at an ohio restaurant, with a machete. Machete. Four people were injured. They were all taken to the spital and are expected to be okay. The suect led police on a short chase before he was shot and killed when he lunged at officers with the machete. Witnesses at the restaurant say it all seemed random. I mean he came in and started beating up on another man i thought it was a personal thing he just started down the row hitting everybody, people were bleeding. Bleeding. Right now police arent talking about a motive. They say theyre working with federal officers to investigate. A somber sight in maryland following the attack we told you about yesterday thth hahaened in a panera bread. An attacker killed two police himself in a shootout. Shootout. This motorcade escorted the remains of senior deputies Patrick Dailey and mark logsdon to a funeral home in eastern maryland. Daileys Funeral Services will be held next
Average the overall totals will range from 12 inches with isolated higher totals possible. Visibility will be reduced at times and slick road crews across the tri state right now are busy making sure the roads will be ready for the morning rush. Cincinnati crews are busy loading trucks with salt. And kentucky says it has about 28 go. Is a live picture from i75 at mitchell. Right now. There are no reports of any major problems on the interstate. 9 on your sides John Genovese joins us live from the Camp Washington salt barn where many city road workers were preparing for the night. John. Right now dozens of trucks are out and about. Those drivers are working until 7oclock tomorrow morning. Were told the rain caused a later than usual startbut theyre on track to keep rush hour when the flakes start falling i really try to stay off the roadspavement turns slick. Drivers turn cautious. Gotta look out for the black ice dont drive too close to the driver thats in front of you for some mondays
Road crews across the tri state right now are busy making sure the roads will be ready for the morning rush. Cincinnati crews are busy loading trucks with salt. And kentucky says it has about 28 thousand tons of salt ready to go. Their work is paying off. This is a live picture from i75 at mitchell. Right now. There are no reports of any major problems on the interstate. 9 on your sides John Genovese joins us live from the Camp Washington salt barn where many city road workers were preparing for the night. John. Right now dozens of trucks are out and about. Those drivers are working until 7oclock tomorrow morning. Were told the rain caused a later than usual startbut theyre on track to keep things clear for the morning rush hour when the flakes start falling i really try to stay off the roadspavement turns slick. Drivers turn cautious. Gotta look out for the black ice dont drive too close to you for some mondays storm seemed onandoff all evening first it was a little bit of ice like ic
Was pulled from the Little Miami River saturday. Walk to bam berns jumped into the river after a brief chase by officers. He was considered a person of interest in connection to a fire. Tonight family and friends are remembering berns as a veteran gone to soon. Fox19 nows Frankie Jupiter was at the vigil earlier today and has the story. This vigil that happened behind me had already been schedule for the missing vet, before he was found. Now a family hopes to heal after their loss. Family members and friends gather outside of the Little Miami Family Church in morrow. There were hugs and tears as many cope with this tragedy. Some described berns as loyal, and others recalled his childhood. He was a very sweet boy, a very intelligent; highly intelligent. Aaron was a delightful kid, i dont know if saw some of the pictures that are on the table, almost all those pictures i took. These pictures captured some of growing up. But tonight hearts are heavy. Particularly with moving, it was very
Already being trucked in cincinnatiand ends up one of two places, either at the little miami plant or here at the mill creek incinerator. But, as it stands now. Unless a new plan is approved in the next 3 weeks. This will be the only spot. For decades, Officials Say trucks have been hauling human waste on our local roads. Along side other drivers. 6 well as long as they dont crash into me i think its alright, its a poop truck. But what else are they going to do . How else are they going to transport it . Hamilton county commissioner chris monzel says while no one likes the idea, it is a safe practice. Thats working. 4 07 these trucks are covered up, they are definitely protected. Some are encased, but some are open and just have a cover on them. But, what could be changing now in cincinnati, is where that waste ends up. Last year the epa deemed the little miami incinerator in the east end, out of compliance with it either needs to be upgraded, rebuilt or replaced of disposal facility.