kimberly: another check of the forecast. eileen: a brighter and sunnier day tomorrow, a little breezy and a little cool but this will take it for sunday. monday looks nice as well with 62 degrees and 60 four street patrick s day and maybe an isolated shower in the morning. otherwise a little bit cooler into the week. kimberly: don t go t kimberly: cities and town along the ohio river are raising for more flooding tonight. rob marciano looked at how people are preparing. rushing rivers jammed with huge chunks of ice and a danger creeping closer forcing families to evacuate. if we have to move out i have four grandkids and other little girls living with me. rob: all the accelerated melting cracking up the a s leaving entire neighborhoods neighborhoods inundated with overflow. coast guard icebreakers are working in lake erie keeping things moving. in cincinnati, water rescuers work through flooded streets the car stuck in the water. they got lucky, they shouldn t be t
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Attorneys for Novant Health are denying allegations that three doctors at Forsyth Medical Center neglected and abandoned a 92-year-old woman who died a day after being brought to the hospital.
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