robertson counties. primarily it s a wet and slushy snow as some rain continued to mix in overnight and now this morning some of it melting on impact. however, be cautious for minor accumulation of 1 to 2 on some rural surfaces. closer to the city could have some slushy roads in portions of clermont county especially side and secondary. otherwise the other story remains fog which has reduced visibility all night and will continue to be very dense this morning. with some wet pavement and the light mix that fell i can t rule out slick areas near the metro but nothing wide spread. temperatures today will reach 36 degrees and we stay dry early this afternoon before a rain and snow mix will set up this evening. any accumulation would be minor and as of now very scattered. overnight that will taper as temps drop to 28 degrees. we are dry on wednesday with a high of 37 degrees. then sunny and slowly warming the second half of the week with upper 50s by friday and and mid 50s this we
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training the national army to retake the city. an american adviser told us this time the u.s. coalition shaped a different army. the skills, small unit tactics, how to breach minefields. how to defeat, improvise, explosive devices. these are skills they didn t have previously. will they stay the course? general najim al-jobori will lead the mosul offensive when it finally begins. i think about 75 are, or 80% from the people in mosul, they will support us. 80% will support you. 20% are supporting isis? with isis. just after that, a fen call from the iraqi ministry of defense ordered the general to stop the interview. perhaps because the timing of the mosul offensive is so sensitive. but, scott, a u.s. intelligence official told congress last month, it is unlikely, mosul will be recaptured before next year. holly williams reporting from northern iraq tonight. holly, thank you. late today, a jury awarded sportscaster erin andrews $55 million. a stalker had secret
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