looming, many are eager to learn who will play qb for our cincinnati bengals. a look at the cincinnati team' s latest practice. the suspect accused of fatally mowing down a runner still on the loose this morning. new details on what we' ve learned about the man police say is responsible. using the recent firefighter tragedy in hamilton to dupe people out of money. the warning from police this morning. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 on your thursday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark hayes has the day off. your headlines are straight ahead. let' s find out about the forecast. randi: i sound lovely. lisa: you sound fine. randi: woke up like this this morning.

when weather changes, people tend to get sick. our temperatures are climbing, starting out not nearly as cold as the last couple of days. harrison, 16. most places in the 20' s. 29 at cvs. for the morning hours, expect sunny skies. slowly watching filtered sunshine as the clouds start to build in. rain will be here i tomorrow. right now 29 and 40 by noon. rain here by this time tomorrow morning. we could have a wet commute to deal with on friday. kyla: we' re off to a pretty good start. here is a look

still very light. that will pick up as we get into 6:00. looking pretty clear out there. 71, 75 looks good. things looking good in both directions on reed hartman. traffic as you can see is rolling right along. that pattern will pick up later this morning. not a lot of extra time needed. lisa: thank you. taking advantage of tragedy. scammers are using the recent death of local hamilton firefighter patrick wolterman to wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live in hamilton, with a warning. good morning to you. andrew: the big warning is that there are only two official places to donate. people try to take advantage of

people have been getting phone calls asking for donations for the wolterman family and now hamilton police have a detective assigned to finding out who the scammers are. they believe three local numbers are being used to mask the fact that the scammers are actually calling from out of the area. they' ve been asking people to donate to local police and firefighters. those calls started in the days after patrick wolterman' s death, and haven' t stopped. >> it' s really just a shame and it' s disheartening that somebody would take advantage of people' s goodwill and people' s want to help. andrew: there are two official ways to donate -- through first financial bank or through a go fund me page set up in the memory of patrick wolterman by landon watts. if you get a phone solicitiation, hang up and report the call to hamilton

reporting live andrew setters, , wlwt news 5. lisa: police need your help finding the driver accused of jumping a curb and killing a runner in mount auburn. the wanted driver has been identified by police as 24-year-old thomas stidhum. cathy chatfield was hit and killed last month near the intersection of dorchester and reading road. at the time, cathy was taking part in the annual seven hills run. police say the driver did nothing to help cathy following the crash. >> he had the presence of mind to remove a license plate from the car and run away. and he had that in his mind, i' m assuming, to throw off the police and in any way not connect him to this crash. lisa: crimestoppers is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. the number is 513-352-3040. new video this morning of a robbery and shooting at a north college hill business where the owner of the business was shot in the back. police hope new video can help identify the person who shot the

automotive. it' s surveillance video from a nearby business. 63-year-old joe leach is in critical condition. police still don' t know if he was targeted for some reason or if this was a crime of opportunity. lawmakers at the nation' s capital appear to be laying the ground work for a contentious 2016. leaders from both parties are showing that major hurdles remain if anything is going to get done in president obama' s final year in office. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner has more on this latest battle. miriah: lisa, after many failed legislation to president obama' desk repealing his signature health care law. on wednesday, house speaker paul ryan announced that he will send a bill to the white house that would repeal obamacare and de-fund planned parenthood. the final vote was 240 to 181. though it got some votes from both sides of the aisle, some democratic opponents to the bill

of its potential consequences. rep. van hollen: apparently the republican new year' s resolution for 2016 was the same as it was in 2015, which is to attack womens' health. miriah: after five years, it' s the first time a bill like this will reach the president' s desk, but president obama has promised he would veto it. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: reports of an uptick in overdoses in wilmington since the start of the new year. wilmington police officials tell us two of those overdoses have proven to be fatal. they say they suspect a deadly cocktail of heroin possibly mixed with fetanyl is to blame. investigators say since january 1st they' ve seen 12 overdoses. police used narcan for the overdoses that were non-fatal. all the overdoses happened in just a four-day span from last friday morning to tuesday of this week. giving some felons a second chance. kentucky has more than 94,000 people who'

felonies that carry sentences of five years or less. once released, they oftentimes have trouble finding jobs or being accepted into college. kentucky' s governor is urging the state senate to pass a law making it easier for those felons to expunge their criminal records. governor matt bevin says if the bill gets to his desk, he' ll sign it. andy dalton knows how physical the game can be. it has been almost four weeks since he broke his thumb in the last meeting with the steelers. in the bengals last practice, andy dalton was a spectator. it was considered the first full-scale preparation for saturday' s game, and dalton was not dressed for practice. according to bengals.com, tight end ryan hewitt and defensive tackle brandon thompson also missed practice. we' ll have the latest on the team preparing for the steelers on our "ready to roar" special tonight at 7:00 right here on wlwt. the numbers are in and unfortunately you didn'

lottery officials say the $524 million powerball jackpot had no winning tickets sold by last night. the numbers -- 2-11-47-62 and 63, and the powerball is 17. the now $675 million jackpot will be the biggest in u.s. history, beating the march, 2012, jackpot of $656 million. unbelievable. that means the odds go astronomical. kyla: it is a lot. dear chances are something like one in 200 million. good morning. taking a look at the construction in the overnight hours. it is clear but will go back into effect at 11:00 tonight

they are going to take you on to 74 as an alternate. you don' t want to travel all the way to 275, just take 71 to get through their. you want to avoid that area. here is a look outside, 75 north of mitchell. a great start out there, a dry start. randi: it is not looking too bad. we have started the week very much in a hold temperature-wise. 25 degrees in cherryville. 21, hebron. plan on the 20' s as you start the die. we have sunny skies early in the day. hazy sunshine by the early afternoon.

all that coming up in a few minutes. lisa: something for everyone. some bad news for a cincinnati-based company. how macy' s is slashing jobs and shutting down some stores near you. proof the brewing industry is alive and well. the multimillion-dollar expansion that' s expected to bring more jobs and beer to the queen city. outside live on your thursday morning. 5:10, 29 degrees. stay with here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it

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he is facing six charges including four counts of felonious assault. this child remain in serious condition. a grand jury has made the decision to indict the state trooper who arrested sandra bland. 28-year-old bland died in her cell last year while in custody of the waller sheriff' s office three days after she was arrested by trooper brian encinia during a traffic stop. encinia was indicted on misdemeanor perjury charges. the grand jury decided last month not to indict jail workers on criminal charges. new developments in the investigation into the outbreak of norovirus at a chipotle restaurant in california. the restaurant chain has being served with a federal grand jury subpoena. the federal investigation centers around a chipotle restaurant in simi valley, california, last august. that' s where nearly 100 people became sick with the norovirus. a multimillion-dollar expansion means more beer in cincinnati. madtree brewing has announced it

keep up with demand. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is here with more on why it not only means more brews, but more jobs. miriah: lisa, the owners of madtree brewing will shell out $18 million at their new location in oakley, not only investing in their business, but also the community. the brewery will quadruple its production, moving to the old rocktenn property just down the street from where they' re located now. the new brewery will have a lot more to offer, including an expanded tap room, cafe, and 10,000-square-foot beer garden to start. they' re also carrying over 50 jobs from their old location, and expect to create 40 more in the next three years. madtree products are already sold in 48 ohio counties and three kentucky counties, and with this expansion hope to stretch their product across the entire region. the brewers association says in 2014, breweries in ohio generated more than $2 billion and accounted for more than 14,000 jobs. madtree brewery'

is likely to keep that trend going. lisa? lisa: thanks. speaking of the local brewery, it' s expanding in another way, with a new stout. madtree will release their rubus cacao chocolate raspberry stout today at noon. the brew first made its debut back in february, 2014, but was only available in draft form. starting today, the stout will now be available in cans. the brewery describes the flavor as a sweet chocolate stout with a slightly tart raspberry flavor. u.s. companies had the highest monthly job numbers of the year in december. payroll processor adp says businesses added more than a quarter million jobs last month, . construction and retail saw the biggest gains. the government will issue its official jobs report tomorrow. economy experts expect a slightly lower number of jobs added and a steady unemployment rate. on the other side of the job front, macy' s announced that it

disappointing holiday sales. on top of the job cuts, 40 stores are closing. four have already closed. the remaining 36 will close by spring. the closest stores closing are akron, and another one in the >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: it felt like winter early on the week. so far this season, just a couple of dust things of snow -- dusting of snow. we have two shots of seeing more snow. warmer and rain first. we start out with clear skies first. we do not have the widespread cold air that we had earlier this week.

most places starting out in the 20' s. low 40' s across our northern communities. expect to see a lot of sunshine early and then hazing sunshine for the second half of the day. we are continuing to thaw things out. 3:00, 44. 6:00, 42. we take a look at the planner. nothing today, increasing clouds this evening. it will be raining across greater cincinnati tomorrow morning. it is all rain for us. maybe a mix up towards columbus. toward the afternoon, a couple of passing sprinkles possible tomorrow. saturday we start out dry.

tailgate parties after sunset and the rain showers role in. heavier rain right in time for kickoff. behind it, colder air and a chance for some snow. by sunday morning, we will have a rain-snow mix. another round of light rain possible into tuesday. it isn' t -- it snow happens. kyla: we are going to get a little bit of snow here and there. we are still pretty dry to start out on a thursday morning. 471 along u.s. 27, looking good. we' re still seeing green all over the maps.

275 interchange on 471. five minutes over the daniel carter beard bridge, where we are seeing a pretty clear start. no problems as you head out. lisa? lisa: thank you. do you love the idea of having a cocktail at hand? a solution just for you coming out this week at the consumer electronics show. outside live on your thursday. 29 degrees.

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good morning and welcome back. saturday night, our first playoff game. we' ll talk more about the game just ahead. right now the consumer electronics show is officially in full swing this week in las vegas. kyla: and of course, we had to show you a few more items being featured in the show. just so you could drool over this. first off, volkswagen is going electric. the german automaker introduced two new concept electric vehicles at the 2016 ces.

vehicle, has an estimated range of 233 miles, and takes only 30 minutes to charge to 80% capacity. the car' s doors open with a voice command, and its dashboard is composed of several screens instead of gauges. the next product is for our adult viewers. bartesian debuted the world' s first-ever cocktail machine using capsule technology. it essentially works just like a keurig. lisa: i bet i can operate it. kyla: there we go. each custom capsule contains the all-natural liqueurs, bitters, and juices to make the perfect drink. some of the flavors available now are cosmopolitan, margarita, sex on the beach, and zest martini. i like that more than the car. [laughter] lisa: i do like that. i wonder if they have the price

and what is the proof on those? i would be happy to test that out for you. we are like scientists. thank you. we have an update on the faa' s mandatory registration of drones. the agency now says more than 181,000 drones have been registered since the database began 2 1/2 weeks ago. the faa launched a new app this week that tells consumers where they can and can' t fly their drones. do you play the brain game app lumosity? the california company behind it now must pay a $2 million fine for claiming its games can improve your brain function. the ftc says there' s no science to back up the claims. under the settlement agreement. , lumos labs must give customers an easy way to scrap their auto-pay subscriptions, which cost about $15 a month. a new service at chick-fil-a is making some parents' visits a

a concept called mom' s valet or parent' s valet is being implemented by many chick-fil-a franchise owners across the country. the service lets parents order at the drive-thru with their children in the car. then after they order, they go inside where an employee will have a table and high chairs needed already, the food and condiments on the table. the program is not implemented by corporate. the owner of two chick-fil-as in florida conceived the idea. good morning to you, randi. randi: bring it on. take a look at the forecast for the bengals game. temperature-wise it is all right. a good bit of rain for the game. you are dry up until the sunset. kickoff, heavy rain. the temperature will be in the

s all game long. the temperature drops on sunday morning. right now not a big deal. the big deal is the drop in temperatures that follows. lisa? lisa: thanks. more expansion in downtown cincinnati. details of a proposed music venue on the banks. and why everyone isn' t so thrilled about the new plans. dan: there is a lot of excitement surrounding the

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lisa: five people injured after a boiler blows up. the victims are doing this morning, and how much damage the exposure caused? risking his life to save children, the frantic situation on an icy local lake. the numbers were taught, but nobody picked the right one. the powerball jackpot hits historic new heights. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is "wlwt news 5 today." lisa: 5:30 on your thursday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark hayes has the day off. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. [laughter]

thumbs, they are both out of cash. lisa: that' s all i have, randi. randi: we are looking at weather for the bengals game. lisa: it better be warm. [laughter] randi: it will be pretty wet. this morning, we are starting to warm up. were cold. windchills in the single digits. today, a couple of teens popping up. 16, harrison. posted you stepping out into s. it is an improvement. calm winds. through the day, you will slowly see nice, sunny skies. arrives starting tomorrow. right now, 29. lunchtime, 40.

we will talk about the typing of the rain. friday morning commute. kyla: we are not seeing issues no major delays. 275 at kellogg, east and west bound , heading towards 471, traffic is clear in any direction. harrison pike looks pretty good as well. barely seeing any traffic. a few more cars than what we saw on i-74. no accidents to report. we will have that overnight construction on 75. lisa: we will see you then. a record-breaking powerball is now up for grabs. 675 million, the biggest in u.s. history. dan griffin is live in newport.

i am hoping. i have not won yet. i will keep on trying. that is the buzz right now. who is going to win? we are here in newport. people are wondering, what are those numbers from last night? a lot of people haven' t won. there haven' t been winners in the last 17 drawings. to this one. the jackpot keeps on climbing. at get their tickets. the chances of winning this is pretty slim. that is not discouraging people. have been talking about the win?

the buzz around here and what people are talking about. right now, we are live in newport. lisa: thank you. two boys from brown county are safe this morning, thanks to the courage and quick-thinking of their neighbors. miriah turner is at the live alert desk with the latest on the heroic rescue. what a day out there! miriah: the two boys are recovering at children' s hospital after falling through ice on a lake. they were treated for hypothermia and her neighbors are being credited for saving their lives. tamerlan neville says she heard their cries and instantly knew something was terribly wrong. she got her husband and son , they began the rescue. john and his father got into a boat, breaking the ice as they went, managed to get close enough to the boys for john to pull them into the boat. paramedics were on scene by then

hypothermia and exposure. by the sounds of it, they are lucky to have made it out a scary situation and lucky to have great neighbors. lisa: that is for sure. by people recovering after a boiler explodes at crossroads church on the west side. one of them suffered serious injuries. we say to people were working on the boiler at the church on bridgetown road in miami township wednesday, when it exploded. there were no fire and no major structural damage done to the building. the fire department says everything was contained inside the boiler room. >> it is blow up. it blew up the windows in the area -- or the boiler' s work. it didn' t blow out any other windows throughout the building, just the immediate furnace room windows were blown out. lisa: one of the repair had serious custard his face, and

and bruises. services will go forward. the white house is now casting s claims the president' s spokesman says the government' s early analysis consistent with claims that a hydrogen bomb was tested there. some experts say it' s possible north korea tested another type of bomb instead. north korea most recently claimed to test a nuclear weapon in 2013. a baltimore judge has ruled that one of the police officers charged in the death of freddie gray, will have to testify against the officer who drove the police wagon. william porter' s trial ended last month in a mistrial. this coming monday the trial for the wagon driver, ceasar goodson is set to begin. he' s facing the most serious charges of all six officers charged in gray' s death. he has been charged with second-degree depraved heart murder, manslaughter, reckless

assault and two counts of vehicular manslaughter. here at home, and early-morning car fire is under investigation in miami township. investigators responded to the 7700 block of janda cres. the car was unoccupied and park in front of a house. the car suffered charring and a has spoken to the owner. more expansion and renovation for cincinnati' s riverfront. we are learning of plans for a music festival -- a music venue. while there were supporters for the proposal, there has been a lot of opposition from those will fear that competition will take money from existing menus. --

they are actively considering how they might leverage considerable expertise around this facility. presenting concerts of all types and event management to support sustainable menus to serve the community. -- venues to serve the community. excitement for saturday' s big game between the bengals and steelers restaurants will be packed. so will parking lots. to scope out a spot. this weekend, you can get your spot even earlier by logging online. you can reserve a spot in the 88 a lot. >> you can get your parking in coming down.

advance. lisa: there you go. to reserve your spot, log on to cincinnati. click.com and protect your ticket. we are going to get you ready for our ready to roar special. we will show the history between the two teams. it all starts at 7:00 this evening. let' s talk about the forecast. it is going to feel pretty good for december anyway? did you say december? lisa: i mean january. randi: it will be pretty wet. temperatures are on the way up. coolest spot around loveland. temperatures kind

there is no wind this morning. up, because we are talking about s. 27. on the way home from school, clouds filter in and we should lisa? lisa: ken griffey jr. is getting the biggest honors in baseball. we return. and across the state, drama in cleveland. who king james is dropping as a business client. outside live on your thursday morning. 5:40, 29 degrees. lots of lights on at paul brown stadium. they'

lisa: good morning. randi: not taking a live look outside of downtown cincinnati. the time is now 5:43 on your thursday. temperature is 29 degrees. feels nice compared to what we have had over the last few days. it is a chilly start. we are warming things up. if you are heading out the door, this is what you need to know. warming back up into the mid-40' s, well above average. keeping those temperatures climbing up into the weekend. great news for bengals bands

-- bengals fans temperature-wise. two chances for snow in the next seven days. lisa: thank you. ken griffey, jr. has a spot in the hall of fame, but now there is one burning question surrounding the former red. miriah turner joins us with the controversy after the votes were counted. good morning. miriah: good morning. he set a record with more than 99% of the votes. that means 437 out of 440, but many want to know who were cccc the three @ccccccccc voters @cccccccc who decided he did not deserve their votes? @cc they ccccccccccccc want them to reveal how they voted. @c we could come forth to explain why they voted the way they did. cccc@ seem to care about his percentage after he got the news. t know, i am really superstitious.

fame game three times and i have never set foot in the building. i have never even seen the front of it. i go directly from the field to the hotel, and the hotel to the bus, and never look at the front of it. the one time i wanted to go in there, i wanted to be a member. miriah: really superstitious. no matter what, he broke the voting record. lisa: pretty exciting stuff. thank you. one of the biggest stars in the nfl could be walking away from the game. detroit wide receiver calvin johnson says he is " evaluating options." reports say johnson is frustrated with the physical toll of the game, and he could be finished with football at 30-years-old. johnson still has years four remaining on his contract and he would make nearly $60 million next season. he says he plans to make a decision in the " not-too-distant"

lebron james has dropped johnny manziel is a business client. james says they had ended a marketing agreement with manziel. maverick carter said the decision was made partly so that manziel could focus on his personal life. happening this week in fairfield, students are learning how to stand up to police and today, a nationally known anti-bullying speaker will do the kids for three assemblies. the intermediate school is hosting up stander week. it is a similar rally you are looking at. the school has planned activities in different subjects each day. hoxworth is renewing its call for blood donations as temperatures drop. this month, you can get a free coffee mug. every donor through january 30 will get an " every drop counts" mug. hoxworth says, it especially needs minority donors. it' s hosting two big blood drives.

day at the freedom center. then, january 26, the queen city blood drive takes over the duke energy center. 5:46 on your thursday. 29 degrees. let' s talk about traffic. kyla is here with details. turning out to be pretty good morning so far. kyla: things are looking pretty good so far. we are up to a decent start out there. you can see green conditions. here is a look at those travel times. 13 minutes on 275. if you are using 71/75, 18 minutes. 17 minutes right now out of warren county. here is five for inside the 275 loop. issue free. hopefully we will stay that way. let' s check in right now with meteorologists randi rico.

randi: wet weather, warm weather, we are starting on a weather roller coaster. increasing clouds today. rain returns tomorrow. we have two chances of now and the next seven days. temperatures today heading to the mid-40' s. starting out with clear skies across greater cincinnati. it is going to be another decent day thanks to a big area of high pressure heading off these coast. our winds get going on the most temperatures up into the 40' s. some scattered rain for us tomorrow. the heavier stuff down toward arkansas, oh yeah, that is on its way to the playoff game. that is it time that heavier rain will be arriving. 44 degrees in cincinnati. it is coming in with a push of mild air. twinighter degrees. winds currently calm.

high clouds through the afternoon. it will look nice and sunny the second half of the day. the rain will come tomorrow morning early. expect temperatures, upper 30' s. it is just plain old wayne, off and on. early afternoon, lightning, maybe some drizzle, but -- starting with dry weather. we will and -- we will end with heavy downpours during the game. here are those two' chances, early sunday morning it gets colder. we mix over to rain. the bigger issue, the

tuesday, afternoon and evening, maybe some snow. lisa: a teacher at north college hill showing her students that anyone -- anything is possible. how she went from dropout to phd. how the six-year-old is showing men five times his age, how it' s done. that is a cute story. there is a live look through city cam at sliver of the moon. time is 5:50, 29 degrees.

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lisa: welcome back on a thursday, 5:52, 29 degrees. we want to tell you about a really great story. north college hill high school held a special ceremony for a local woman who was once a high school drop-out. wlwt news 5' s kyla woods tells us how she went from dropout to doctor. kyla: oh my goodness. we previewed this yesterday. there was nothing in the world like being present. mary did not take the typical route. she made it their all the same. after serving in the army, she worked her way up to being a teacher. that is when mary realized she needed to return to the classroom herself. she eventually received her phd late last year from miami university. when it came time for her commencement ceremony, she chose

celebrate her success with her own students and several officials from miami joined in. >> this degree gives me -- as a we don' t have a say in what happens to the classroom. kyla: to have her students there to see this achievement, because it opens doors for them. she hopes her students remembers this day and her message. lisa: i know they will. 5:54. photobomb style pranks have been -- become a cultural phenomenon. this is a viral video of a dance sneaking in on his unsuspecting daughter. the girls eventually caught the dancing dad and freaked out.

this went on a long time before they figured out there that was forcing around, and he is very good. say cheese -- this guy wasn' t when he took the task of sneaking into this little girl' s picture. he must have had it all planned all along. this is a picture this little girl will likely never forget. too funny. another picture going viral that will definitely warm your heart. this is a six-year-old. his mom captured a snapshot of him pulling out his weekly allowance to take his mom on a date. his mom says they go out on a date wants a month -- once a month. the latest on the bengals quarterback situation after an important practice on wednesday. -- for the jackpot is heading now after another drawing without a

about that. that means we get more money on saturday. we also get more rain on saturday. if you' re spending your hard earned money on bengals tickets, you may want to shell out money for a pond show. lisa: right now, 5:56 on your thursday morning. stay with us.

s wlwt lisa: turning a profit after tragedy. the scan to watch out for connected to the death of a local firefighter. searching for a killer. new information on a suspect in the death of a local runner. and the jackpot rolls over. the massive prize on the line with the next powerball drawing. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is "wlwt news 5 today." lisa: let' s go out live first. first things first, 6:00 a.m. there is paul brown stadium, the scene of the crime against the steelers saturday night. because that is what is going to happen. [laughter] randi: yes. lisa: good morning to you, i' m lisa cooney.