Warren and, its getting heavier, these are the locations from wilmington, to clarksville, morrow area, and the manchester, and to the south its a lot lighter. We are lacking 24 for most of the rest of us, far to the south we squeeze out an inch or two bit time you stick the ruledder in the old deck, light snow continues, 20 degrees with the windchill of 10, certainly a lot colder because of that untreated roads will be covered because the pavement temperatures have fallen, 27 late day, we will see more scattered snow showers develop this afternoon, and to the northeast of cincinnati, again, some of those snow showers could be downright snow squalls with reduced visibility, and make for dangerous driving conditions on the interstates later. I will have more on that coming up,let check our conditions right now, here is jen dalton reporter the interstate appear to be moving along okay, maybe a little slower than normal but so far only one report of an incident on the interstate and that w
president obama and mitt romney return to the campaign trail today after appearing last night at a catholic fundraiser here in new york. instead of contentious debate the dinner offered for more light hearted salvos. president obama s comments about libya on a comedy show made headlines. tara mergener is in washington for us this morning. good morning. reporter: it was not all laughs last night but the candidates made that traditional stop along the campaign trail, a chance to score political points with humor for a good cause but today it s back to business. for one night only president obama and mitt romney took a break from the bitter campaign. sort of. in the spirit of sesame street the president s remarks are brought to by the letter o and the number 16 trillion. broipt men were featured speaker of the al smith dinner, a white tie dinner for catholic charities. it s nice to relax and wear what ann and i wear around-the-house. reporter: president obama was spoke
sheriff? yes. i mean, that s my intention, absolutely. the department s been going strong. the plea that i shall take on the charge doesn t inhibit me legally, constitutionally, from being sheriff. reporter: now, the sheriff could still be removed for, quote, official misconduct. and there s a very complicated process by which that could take place. and that involves an ethics commission investigation. ultimately, a vote by the board of supervisors. but that whole process has to be initiated by the mayor. now, i caught up with mayor lee a short while ago and he said he is thinking about whether to initiate that process before when it was domestic violence. he was thinking there was some movement there on his part. now he is thinking, maybe not. you listen to what he has to say. i have to be very careful about this. but, you know, amongst the earlier charges you can kind of separate in the past the issues of domestic violence as well as the functions of the office was ki
support from the mayor elect. to work as hard as i can as i did when i worked 34 years for the senate. i want to see a change. i don t know what it s, what she s bringing to the table, but we re going to be behind her. reporter: back here live, you can see the rally is still going strong. anthony bats spoke out about the sentencing yesterday. he said his department needs to be better trained on how to deal with people reaching for their waistband. he also admitted no weapon was found in this particular case. this is a very peaceful rally and peaceful protest and we have no idea how long the station will be shut down and no idea how long this rally will last. live in oakland, i m cheryl h d hurd. well, it was anything but a holiday commute across the bay bridge this morning. that s because a distraught man threatening to use a gun shut down the span for hours. traci grant is in san francisco, what chp did. reporter: it was pretty bad for the commuters and the traffic
his wife. that s what workers at a baltimore county business are saying about the shooting of their boss. abc 2 news was first on the scene caret tilling. josie sturman is live with the details. wayne terry typically stepped out to take a two-hour lunch break, but today a halloween luncheon kept him in the building and in the sites of a very angry man. some of the workers at carey advertising left crying and others left limping, tripped and fell running for safety when shots were fired just before their halloween luncheon. first i thought it was firecrackers because it was loud. reporter: bud she quickly realized that it was gunfire and that her boss had been the target. i just stood there for a minute and i seen the smoke and then i seen wayne s body laying on the floor in his office. reporter: carey was reportedly killed by a man workers say came in to the office just after 12. 306789. they have identified the gunman of dennis mclaughlin of lands down. he used a h