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as i expect, improvements will start taking place as we head into the midnight hour. we continue to watch the storm system sliding its way up the appellations. very interesting, what is happening across the area on radar. look at this. the rain across kentucky and into south-central ohio, it is starting to turn blue. we are starting to see the rain transition to snow. we have a little bit of processes happening where it is raining down heavy enough in some of these locations. it is dragging colder air down so it transitions to snow. it will go back-and-forth for a while. a lot of this is mixed in with sleet and cold rain. nothing really accumulating yet. as temperatures continue to drop, more areas of snow will drop over northern kentucky. a handful counties, this is where we expect the greatest accumulation of snowfall to take place overnight. mainly eased of highway 68 and 2-4 inches of snow. here in the metro, this will not be much of an issue at all. if we pick up a ....
s wasn t the weather that students home today. mark: dayton independent school officials made the decision after receiving a threat. wlwt news 5 s brian hamrick is live with this developing story. ryan: good afternoon, mark. they just located the person that made that threat brian: good afternoon, mark. that made that threat. superintendent here did not want to open the doors to school. of a safety risk. re told the suspect is a s about as ll the bomb threat against dayton schools was posted on social investigators were searching for the juvenile since then. when the person couldn t be found, the superintendent felt the safest thing to do was to close school for the day. it affects the preschool, elementary, middle school and high school, about 1000 students in total. s jay brewer: it s a balance of taking the threat seriously and s not an it s harder than calling a snow day, let me tell you that. brian: there was a girls tonight senior night for the girls, the ....
we ll speak with rabbi arik ascherman, co-founder of the group rabbis for human rights, who himself was attacked by an israeli extremist. then a rally to end police violence. in the spirit of my son amadou, i say to you, we will see the end of this brutality in our lifetime. my son did not die in vain. he died so we can have change, but the change has been long coming. we are still waiting for stuff how many more victims were unjustly killed sinceamadou diallo? amy: we bring you coverage of rise up october, a rally to end police terror. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake has struck northern afghanistan with tremors felt as far away as pakistan and northern india. scores of people are reported dead with the toll expected to rise. afp reports at least 52 people have been killed in pakistan alone. the associated press reports at least 12 students at a gi ....
middle east correspondent, author of syria burning: isis , and the death of the arab spring. then tensions continue to mount over a string of recent palestinian stabbing attacks and an intense israeli crackdown. we ll speak with rabbi arik ascherman, co-founder of the group rabbis for human rights, who himself was attacked by an israeli extremist. then a rally to end police violence. in the spirit of my son amadou, i say to you, we will see the end of this brutality in our lifetime. my son did not die in vain. he died so we can have change, but the change has been long coming. we are still waiting for stuff how many more victims were unjustly killed sinceamadou diallo? amy: we bring you coverage of rise up october, a rally to end police terror. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake has struck northern afghanistan with tremors felt as far away as pakist ....
lose on an average about a foot a year. reporter: so far this windte? so far 12 feet. reporter: he rents to simon who says he s losing money on his u-haul rental business every time a storm rolls in. el nino hits you know we re going to lose a lot of property. reporter: with each pieces of land that falls into the ocean goes a safe parking space for a moving truck. i don t want to find trucks on the beach and tell the customers coastal experts warn typical erosion rates could double during an active el nino year. due to elevated water levels and bigger waves, change in storm tracks that bring us larger swells. reporter: as those swells bound the shoreline act of nature. you know, it s what do you do? you can t do nothing about it. reporter: many in pacifica are hoping their property is spared by the ocean. you can t change it. right? what are you going to do? live with it. reporter: well, the area that i m standing right now is actually p ....