[CAPTIONING MADE POSSIBLE BY WLWT-TV] KELLY: PRESIDENT BIDEN EXPECTED TO VISIT FLORIDA TODAY TAKING A TOUR OF HURRICANE RAVAGED AREAS, A WEEK AFTER IAN’S LANDFALL. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT HIS VISIT, AS THOUSANDS OF FLORIDIANS REMAIN DESPERATE FOR HELP. PLUS, OPENING STATEMENTS BEGIN IN A QUADRUPLE HOMICIDE, THAT LEFT FOUR MEMBERS OF THE SAME FAMILY DEAD, WLWT NEWS 5 KARIN JOHNSON IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE COURT ROOM WITH WHAT WE CAN EXPECT TO HEAR TODAY. >> IT’S ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL FALL LIKE DAY ACROSS OUR REGION. BUT RAIN AND EVEN COLDER AIR ARRIES FOR THE SECOND HALF OF THE WEEK. I’LL TIME OUT THAT RAIN AND TELL YOU HOW COLD IT GETS COMING UP. >> THIS IS WLWT NEWS 5 LEADING THE WAY. KELLY: PRESIDENT BIDEN AND THE FIRST LADY WILL TOUR DAMAGE FROM HURRICANE IAN IN FLORIDA TODAY GOOD EVENING. I’M KELLY RIPPLIN HE’LL BE VISITING FORT MYERS, ONE OF THE AREAS HARDEST HIT BY THE POWERFUL STORM. PRESIDENT BIDEN WILL GET AN OPERATIONAL BRIEFING BY FEDERAL, LOCAL, AND STATE OFFICIALS ON CURRENT RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS. HE WILL ALSO BE BRIEFED BY OFFICIALS INCLUDING FLORIDA GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS AND FEMA ADMINISTRATOR DEANNE CRISWELL. THIS IS THE FIRST MEETING FOR THE TWO LEADERS, SINCE THE SURFSIDE CONDO COLLAPSE IN SOUTH FLORIDA LAST YEAR. THE VISIT COMES AS, THE DEATH TOLL CONTINUES TO CLIMB AS RESCUE CREWS SEARCH THROUGH THE RUBBLE FOR SURVIVORS. ITS BEEN A WEEK SINCE THE CATEGORY 4 STORM HIT FLORIDA. SO FAR, HURRICANE IAN HAS RESULTED IN OVER 100 PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD, IT IS STILL UNCLEAR HOW MANY PEOPLE COULD BE MISSING, THOUSANDS STILL REMAIN WITHOUT ACCESS TO FOOD, WATER, AND POWER, THE EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE IS STILL BEING ASSESSED, ESPECIALLY IN COASTAL COMMUNITIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT. IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, DAYS AFTER HURRICANE IAN’S WRATH FLOOD WATERS REMAIN A CHALLENGE FOR FAMILIES ALL ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA. MANY HOMES ALONG LAKE HARNEY., ARE COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY WATER, AND EVEN FLOODED COMPLETELY. IT’S ESTIMATED THAT LAKE HARNEY HAS RISEN MORE THAN 12 FEET SINCE HURRICANE IAN, RESIDENTS SAY IF THE WATER CONTINUES RISING THEY MAY BE FORCED TO EVACUATE. >> GOT EVERYTHING PACKED, ALL MY FURNITURE IS UP ON BLOCKS BUT IF IT GETS ANY WORSE TODAY I MIGHT JUST PACK UP AND LEAVE. I’VE NEVER SEEN IT LIKE THIS BEFORE AND A FRIEND OF MINE OVER HERE, HE’S BEEN HERE 50 YEARS, AND HE’S NEVER SEEN IT LIKE THIS EITHER. KELLY: HURRICANE IAN NOW RANKED AS THE 25TH DEADLIEST HURRICANE TO HIT THE U.S.RESCUE CREWS ARE STILL GOING DOOR TO DOOR IN DEVASTATED COMMUNITIES, SEARCHING FOR ANY SURVIVORS. WE HAVE COMPLETE COVERAGE OF THE DEVASTATION IN FLORIDA, ON OUR WEBSITE, WLWT.COM. YOU CAN ALSO FIND IT ON OUR FREE WLWT MOBILE APP. OUR STREAK OF BEAUTIFUL WEATHER CONTINUES ON THIS WEDNESDAY. GORGEOUS AFTERNOONS, I LOVED OPENING THE WINDOWS AND DOORS. THAT WILL BE DIFFERENT BY THE WEEKEND. >> WE HAVE BEEN SAVING ON THE ELECTRIC BILL IT HAS BEEN GREAT. KELLY: YOU MAY WANT TO TEST OUT THE HEATING UNIT. >> MAY NOT BE BAD. MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WORKS. WE MAY HAVE ISSUES OURSELVES. WE ARE TRACKING SOME COLD AIR LATER ON THIS WEEK. RIGHT NOW IT IS BEAUTIFUL WEATHER. AS KELLY MENTIONED WE ARE IN THE 70’S, OVERNIGHT LOW IN A CHILLY DEAL, -- FEEL. IT IS A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OVER CINCINNATI. A LITTLE BIT A HAZINESS, FROM EARLY ON THIS MORNING TEMPERATURES AS WE GET HERE AT NOON TIME, 69 DEGREES IN CINCINNATI, THE DEW POINTS MID-30’S. VERY DRY AIR OUT THERE WITH VERY LIGHT WINDS AS WEALTH AND THE NORTH NORTHEAST AROUND THREE MILES PER HOUR. A LIGHT BREEZE OUT THERE, MAYBE BREEZIER DOWNTOWN AS A FUNNEL THROUGH THE BUILDINGS. AS WE LOOK ACROSS GREATER CINCINNATI WE SEE 68 LOVELAND, UP IN BUTLER COUNTY 67, 66 DILLSBORO, 61 AND WALTON KENTUCKY, OVERALL IN NICE STEADY SLOW WARM UP FOR TODAY. WE WILL GET OUR WAY INTO THE LOWER 70’S, CLOSE TO THE MID-70’S BY THIS AFTERNOON. PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AHEAD IN THIS FORECAST WE KEEP THE MILD WEATHER GOING INTO TOMORROW AS WELL. A COLD FRONT IS ON THE WAY TO THE FORECAST.