lisa: lisa: a mega response to three powerball tickets. mark: the water crisis in flint michigan now being called a cover-up by the attorney general' s office. lisa: the latest on the ripley officer injured this morning. where police are finding the suspect. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt t news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your thursday, i am lisa cooney. mark: i am mark hayes randi rico , and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and

lisa: are you using your pockets, kyla? mark: it is going to be 50 degrees today. randi: yesterday the pockets would be necessary. as you take a look at the radar, we do have clear skies to start out the day, and it is not nearly as cold as it was yesterday. 19 in hamilton, but that is a cold spots. everybody else into the 20' s, and temperatures will climb nicely today. 28 closer to downtown, and 27 in florence. here' s the breakdown for today. right now, not bad at all. at noon, sunny skies and 41. melting away. we stay mild tonight. clouds will solely work in, and

let' s see what the situation is on those roads. chilly kyla woods. kyla: i did not mean to offend you. here' s a look outside as you get ready to head out for that morning commute. 71 looks good both northbound and southbound. light conditions is what we are dealing with right now. really not a big abundance of traffic out there. 275, the loop is clear. near cbg, things look good. 75 at western hills , absolutely no problems waiting as you head out side, and we will hope that will remain the case as we head to the morning. breaking now, an officer rushed to the hospital. and an active search for a mark: this is all happening in brown county, specifically

newsroom with what you have learned so far. andrew: we' ve learned that the officer involved in all this was flown from brown county to u.c. medical center by aircare, an indication he is dealing with very serious injuries after an altercation with the suspect. but the way this all happened leaves a lot of unanswered questions. a police officers stopped a man on the street about an earlier incident, and then fell out of radio contact. he was found with injuries to his head and face, and police are searching for 26-year-old kyle moore. they' ll also looking for the officer' s gun. police are familiar with him, they have had contact with him a couple times over the past few weeks. the officer has been with ripley police for about eight months, and there is no word on his condition. lisa: an east price hill man who accidentally shot and killed his son will not face any charges. the prosecutor'

announcement. the 72-year-old says he thought his 14-year-old son, who is supposed to be at school, was an intruder. georta mack died after being shot in the neck. cincinnati police have a victim advocate who' s giving grief counseling to the father to help him through this. mark: the woman charged in a florence crash that killed a grandfather and his two grandchildren will remain free on bond. jessica hood has entered a not guilty plea to charges of back in march, hood' s car hit a group of people as they walked along weaver road. charles napier was killed, and so were his 13 month-old twin grandchildren. hood' s attorney believes the crash was simply an accident. >> she' s trying to deal with this. it' s a terrible, terrible thing. she has no criminal history, no driving history, no speeding, no reckless driving, nothing so this is out of character for her. she' s trying to deal with this the best she can. mark: the attorney says hood did not go off the road and he' s

speeding or distracted. lisa: it is 5:04 right now, allegations of a cover-up in the tests show the city' s water was contaminated with dangerously high levels of lead for nearly two years. now many question how long government officials knew about the toxic water before they revealed the truth. one researcher claims the state altered data to make the water seem safer by eliminating tests from homes that would have shown toxic levels of lead. >> in essence, the state took an f grade for flint water' s report on lead and made it into an a grade. lisa: the u.s. attorney' s office in eastern michigan is investigating the water crisis. flint switched to detroit water in but since there are still october, concerns the national , guard is providing fresh water to residents. mark: the massive powerball s drawing.

alert desk with a look at the big winners from last night. miriah: big winners and small winners, myself included. i won four dollars. the jackpot was a must when $.6 billion, and now we know jackpot-winning tickets were sold in florida, tennessee and california. those are the big winners but there are also some nice checks going out in kentucky. lottery officials say there were three tickets sold in kentucky with $1 million. there are also five kentucky winners for the game' s $50,000 prize so be sure to check your , ticket. prize money is split evenly among the ticket holders and the prize amounts do not factor in taxes. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: powerball mania hit a new level across the bluegrass state. state officials even gave away free tickets. they say they' ve had record ticket sales over the last week

high, so they decided to spread the potential wealth. taylor mill was one of four locations state-wide with the freebies. >> we wanted to go out and celebrate this with our players so we' re giving out 1,500 free powerball plays in four different cities all across the commonwealth to thank the folks who purchased the tickets to help us get to the world record and the fact that we' re going to break that tonight. lisa: a lot of those who received the free tickets went ahead and bought an extra ticket anyway to double their chances. mark: avoiding the problems at the polls in 2015, ohio' s secretary of state jon husted is focusing on poll worker recruitment for this year' s presidential election. you might remember the problems at more than 80% of hamilton county' s precincts, in november. most of them stemmed from the new electronic sign-in system. for voters. husted says his office plans on not only helping local counties recruit workers, but train them as well. lisa: the u.s. defense secretary ashton carter will be in fort

about national security. secretary carter elaborated on the president' s state of the union speech, reiterating that the nation' s defenses are strong. he also thanked the soldiers for their role in protecting the u.s. at home and abroad. >> security is like oxygen. when people have enough of it, they tend to pay no attention to it. but when they don' t have enough, it' s all they can think of. you provide that oxygen, not only for the people of the united states, but in many cases, for people around the world. lisa: about 1800 soldiers from the post will deploy this year to iraq and kuwait. the soldiers are expected to be deployed for about nine. mark: let' s check in with kyla woods. kyla: let' s check out on the roads. good morning, everyone. here'

northbound i-75 at mitchell, we were dealing with this construction in the overnight hours on the north bound side of i-75. you can hop over to i-71 to get to the 275 loop. if you do not want to get that far out of the road, you can use reading road. here' s a look at newman way if you are headed northbound to the 275 interchange. randi rico has a nice forecast for us. 40 is cold and the summer, but it is really nice today. randi: 42 near 50 degrees for january is never a bad thing. after a couple mornings of temperatures in the single digits, upper 20' s seems almost balmy.

taylorville, kentucky a 27. a good thing. batteries. lunchtime, 41 degrees, and for the drive home, 47. mark: good news for a local army that huddling a deadly disease. lisa: how he is getting the care in a story. mark: the powerball jackpot may be going to just a few people this morning, but they are not the only ones benefiting.

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mark: good morning, everyone. taking a live look outside at 5:13, 28 degrees. your forecast coming up in just a moment. checking today' s headlines, police in indonesia say seven

attackers, have been killed in terror attacks in downtown jakarta. witnesses say three suicide bombers exploded themselves in a starbucks cafe this morning. there was also a reported blast after police stormed the cafe. two hours of gun battles. lower across the board this morning, reflecting investor jitters after yesterday' street dive. stock markets in china, south korea and japan are among those opening lower. the pessimistic sentiment also following sustained weakness in oil prices. the losses in china came after two days of relatively steady trading. mark: the e. coli nightmare could be ending soon for chipotle. the company' s ceo says the chain is hopeful the center for disease control and prevention will soon declare the e-coli outbreak over for the restaurant chain. it started in october, and has infected dozens of people in

, in akron, ohio. chipotle says its taking extra steps to make sure its food is safe. s powerball drawing is about more than trying to strike it rich, with six lucky numbers. lisa: wlwt news 5' s miriah turner has more on where the money goes and how the cash benefits young people in greater cincinnati. miriah: for tens of thousands of local high school students every time you buy a lottery ticket, you help them achieve their own while the powerball generates the biggest headlines lottery , games administered at the state level also pack a big bang for students. in kentucky 27 cents of every , dollar sold for a state lotto game is set to go toward education this fiscal year. in ohio it' s 28 cents. of course most of the proceeds , from state lottery ticket sales go to jackpot winners. a much smaller portion goes toward administrative costs and to retail stores. lottery workers forecast how much a state can expect in sales each year. because of that you might think the latest powerball jackpot

amount, but officials say that now that there' s a winner ticket sales will taper off and lotto proceeds will return to normal. mark: in case you missed it at 11:00 p.m., we have great news about a local army vet battling for access to a drug he says is keeping him alive. just before christmas, we introduced you to brad giesting. he was diagnosed with a rare soft tissue cancer. he had been traveling back and forth to columbus, to participate in a trial his doctors say was shrinking his tumors. but the drug company morphotek stop the trial saying it wasn' t , working. now 3 weeks after our story aired, morphotek tells us he is one of three patients who will continue to receive the trial drug until further notice. an encouraging update, for brad. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: you did not become a

so we are all winning a little bit. only about 30 degrees around midnight last night. today, our low will be around 36 and we will make it to about 47 this afternoon, and a good bit of sunshine on the way. mostly clear skies across greater cincinnati, a few clouds when you get west of indy. today, sunshine more often than not, and all of the snow that has stuck around, it will melt away later today. temperatures as low as 19 in hamilton, but in most spots you are sitting in the 20' s. 26 in mount orb and georgetown, 28 in mason. by 5:00 this afternoon, upper 40' s, a nice change in pace. you can actually get outside,

at noon, tons of sunshine , 41. at 3:00, 47, and at 6:00, 46 degrees. thursday. tonight, i think we slowly watch the clouds build in, but tomorrow, not too bad for the morning. , could see a indiana. expect rain showers moving through. should stay as rain but it might and with a few flurries -- it might end with a few flurries on the back. tonight, we are dipping down to 36. rain in the evening tomorrow. saturday, 34. sunday, wind and flurries and falling temperatures.

fun day, not as much of a fun feel. temperatures already in the low teens in the afternoon, but sunshine will return for us on monday. the last couple of mornings we have been talking about icy spots, not the case. puddles everywhere. kyla: we will take titles as opposed -- puddles as opposed to warning folks about icy spots. 271 from the 275 interchange, it is a clear commute with green in both directions. a quick five minutes in both directions. things are clear on the daniel carter beard bridge. if you are hopping onto columbia parkway, things look good , fort washington way, everything is clear. everyone wins this morning, except for the powerball.

lisa: we are looking for the silver lining everywhere we go this morning. mark: we cannot find it. lisa: there were some great movies that came out in the past year. mark: there were also some not so great movies. who is nominated for

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randi: good morning, welcome back on a thursday, 22 degrees. mark: now we can go from powerball fever to oscar excitement. lisa: oscar nominations will be announced this morning in hollywood. the announcements will be made by a few hollywood stars and academy president cheryl boone isaacs. the experts seem to think there are very few locks this year but there is plenty of talk about "carol," which was filmed in cincinnati last year. "carol" could be nominated for best picture. cate blanchett is also expected to get a nod for best actress , and rooney mara could be nominated for best supporting actress. the director of the film todd haynes is also expected to have his name called, later this morning. today' s nomination announcements will be made by guillermo del torro, ang lee, john krasinski, and academy president cheryl boone isaacs. all of the nominees will be announced at 8:30 this morning, and the 88th academy awards

on february 28. always a lot of excitement. mark: should be interesting. we will be following "carol" closely. another group of nominees, for a more dubious award are likely less excited about their nominations. nominees for the golden raspberry awards have been announced. four movies scored six nominations, including "fifty shades of grey" for worst picture, actor and actress. lisa: what? mark: thank you very little. "pixels" also earned a worst picture nomination while star adam sandler was nominated for worst actor for both "pixels" and "the cobbler." that is a double. that hurts. the other movies to score six nominations are the comedy "paul blart, mall cop 2" and the sci-fi feature, "jupiter ascending." the 36th annual razzies will be awarded february 27.

kyla: "mall cop two"? lisa: rachel, monica, phoebe, joey, chandler, and ross will be there for you, again. "friends" fans couldn' t be more excited. nbc tweeted out that the "friends" television cast will be reunited, but not for a reunion special. the cast will be part of a two-hour tribute to director james burrows that will air in february. mark: 5:24, let' s check in with randy. randi: i think there have been a couple of forecasts that could of got me a nomination, but warming up. hamilton at 19, but most of us are in the middle to upper 20' s. i admit, i have not run out side this week because it has been crazy cold, but if you want to get in a flying pigs training run today, it will not be too cold.

by 5:00, sitting at 47. tomorrow, decent as well until the rain rolls through during the evening. not the most pleasant day on sunday, wind and flurries. mark: for the first debate of 2016, republican presidential candidates will go head to head. lisa: how many will grace the main stage, and which candidate

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mark: the numbers are in and we have a winner! where the winners bought their winning tickets. lisa: a search under way. mark: a ripley officer airlifted to uc medical. what we know about his injuries and the search for a suspect. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is "wlwt news 5 today." mark: good morning. i' m mark hayes lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic together. let' s start with a check on the forecast. 25 degrees warmer. randi: the map right here, 24 hour temperature change. at least 20 degrees warmer.

if is a much milder field. 28 is not a number you would think of as warm. a feels good out there. a wind out of the southwest will warm us up throughout the day. enjoy the sunshine. the snow will start to become a sloppy mess as we go into the afternoon and temperatures start to climb. most places are sitting in the 20' s. 28 at cvg. 28 at mason. not nearly as cold. that is the headline. 30 degrees at 8:00 a.m. at 4:00, looking at 47 degrees. let' s tech the roads this morning. -- let' s check the roads.

275 at reed hartman, traffic moving up to speed. still very light in volume. 74 at harrison, east and westbound, not seeing much activity on the eastbound side. on 71/75 at looks good both north and southbound. maybe folks getting out a little later this afternoon. a great start. mark: thank you. we are following breaking news out of brown county where an officer has been injured. lisa: he was rushed to uc medical center. the search is ongoing for a suspect. andrew setters is at our live alert desk. andrew: last word is the officer is not known and he is alive. he is dealing with serious injuries.

a ripley about an earlier incident. when he made contact with to check on him and found him down. face. he was sent to uc medical with serious injuries. they are looking for 26-year-old kyle moore. police are searching for him. they are confident they will find him. lisa: thank you. not to westchester were police are expected to release more information after a teenager was shot yesterday. police say two mill suspects went inside a house, one of them, shot an 18-year-old. one suspect is about 18 years old or 19 years old.

a woman was wearing glasses. detectives believe she drove them away in a dark blue mostel with tinted windows. neighbors say the area is usually quiet. mark: some locals in kentucky may have gotten lucky. dan, keep the claim. >> getting lucky in kentucky. you just reminded me of those t-shirts. the jackpot will go three ways. this is out of chino hills, california. people extremely excited. three jackpot winning tickets were sold in florida, tennessee, and california. you see crowds of people celebrating. the winners will split the price three ways.

payment. in kentucky, we are learning there are three new millionaires. those three tickets are worth $1 million each. there are five tickets sold in the commonwealth worth $50,000 a piece. not too shabby. here on those powerball numbers --08, 27, 34, 04 and 19, and the powerball was 10. no location -- no word on what location sold the winning tickets. lisa: thank you. the better business bureau is warning about the big drawing. the ohio bureau of the bbb says. it expects scammers to try to trick people into thinking they won smaller prizes. reaching out to people by email, phone, or mail. they said if has happened before they want to warn you ahead of time. the scammers often ask for you to pay upfront fees. on the winnings. just a reminder the lottery never directly contacts people about jackpots. mark: the jackpot is almost

previous record-holder. a $656 million mega millions jackpot was split by three people in march 2012. the largest single winner was gloria mackenzie of florida, who won just over $590 million in 2013. the 84-year-old great grandmother won after another lottery player letter cut in front and buy tickets. she never returned to her small duplex across from a cow pasture, instead buying a nearly $1.2 million home. lisa: she deserves said . gloria, lucky lady. more stats on previous powerball wins! americans in the 43 states where lotteries are legal spent a whopping $70 billion on lotto games in 2014. the states with the highest spenders -- rhode island and south dakota where on average, people spend $800 a year! we're leading the way on

coverage, including the lottery office pool that went terribly wrong and the luckiest numbers to play. mark: back to reality. 5:35. the debates face-off tonight. lisa: miriah turner is that the live alert desk with a preview. miriah: the number of participants in the main debate slowly decreasing. the debate is being hosted by fox business network and will focus on economic, domestic, and policy issues. the candidates chosen for the main debate include donald trump, senator ted cruz, senator marco rubio, governor chris christie, and john kasich. carly fiorina, mike huckabee, they will be in the undercard debate. senator rand paul has vowed to boycott the event.

north charles -- in north charleston, s.c.. i will carcass is set for -- i want caucus is set for february 1. lisa: nbc news is hosting -- as for the democratic candidates they will debate for the 4th time this weekend. nbc news is hosting the debate in charleston south carolina. nightly news anchor lester holt is the moderator. the debate airs right here on wlwt. starting at 9:00. right before news 5 at 11:00. mark: today marks a year since a cincinnati man was arrested on terrorism charges. christopher cornell was arrested last year, after buying two m-15 assault weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. the fbi said the now 21-year-old, planned to wage jihad. by attacking the u.s. capitol with pipe bombs. and shooting government officials. a federal judge is now waiting for the results of a mental evaluation, before scheduling a trial date. officials said the report should be done by the end of this month. lisa: in florence, police need your help identifying two men who they say passed fake cash.

investigators say the two used counterfeit 20 dollar bills to buy food at the arby' s in florence. if you recognize either of the two call florence police. a big day for the hamilton county sheriff' s office -- they finally retired their ledger books they started using during the civil war. these books kept all the records of inmates the crimes they committed and their sentence. this is a hand written ledger book from 1870 at the cincinnati workhouse, or the former jail. the books have been replaced by computers. mark: nice time to update. they are heavy. randi: all of a sudden, years of crime are off your record. [laughter] we are starting out with cool air. hamilton, 19 degrees. lymington, 23.

as is our very light. -- the winds are very light. as you are heading out the door, yes, you need your winter coat, but don' t need to bundle up quite as crazy. we will be sitting near 30. not nearly as cold early. a good bit of sunshine. a could be an outdoor recess kind of day. we are looking at 46 degrees this afternoon. great weather for january. my sun -- my son was asking for ice cream in january. [laughter] kyla: moms do at all the time. let' s get some ice cream.

get outside with those warmer temperatures and sunshine. clear road conditions. 65 mile per hour. new the area of kellogg, things are moving right along in this area. the 275 loop. elsewhere, seeing their conditions as well. i 75 near ronald reagan, a little slower, 50 mile per hour. still, looking good and clear north and southbound. near-perfect conditions. not seeing accidents or incidents popping up outside. great conditions all around. we'll continue to keep you updated. lisa: proposed new law in ohio to protect your pet. a blood drive at a local junior high school. why students and staff are life of an

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randi: good morning, taking a live look outside. the time is now 5:53 -- 5:43 on your thursday morning.

right now, this is what you need to know. way warmer today. sitting at 28 degrees. in may not feel all that great usually in january when we are in the 20' s, but compared to the single digits, bringing on! this weekend, rain is returning for most of us. making weekend plans, a will be colder, sunny specifically -- when the, flurries, i will have more in a couple of minutes. lisa: thank you. a local community is rallying around a family in need, supporting a staff member at a school, after her son was hurt in a serious accident. mark: wlwt news 5' s miriah turner tells us how they' re trying to help. miriah: jason' s mother works in the office at a junior high school. jason' s car was hit by a man who had been drinking.

his best friend died. the family is grown in columbus were jason is receiving treatment. jason' s mother asked for blood donations. the junior high school held a blood drive this week to honor the family. jason is slowly improving. he is still in a will chair and on oxygen. family and friends has started a gofundme page that has raised $40,000. mark: thank you. an update now on a new narcan program in kenton county -- to reduce heroin overdose deaths. s police chief, spike jones says, in the last six months, officers have administered five doses of narcan while on duty. four of them were successful in saving lives. chief jones says the narcan was used in piner, walton, covington, and independence. lisa: a warning this morning about whooping cough -- northern kentucky has had 73 cases reported since november 1. that' s seven times more than during the same time frame last year.

seen numbers this high since 2012. a majority of cases are in children 10 to 17-years-old. whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. the health department offers adults a free t-dap booster and children may also be eligible for a free vaccine. mark: a new proposal to protect animals in these bitter cold temperatures. a proposed law here in ohio would make it illegal to tether dogs outside during extreme weather conditions. some townships and cities in ohio already have their own laws on the issue, but for now, it' s not illegal. as it stands now, in ohio, if a dog has a shelter and is healthy, it can be tethered outside in any weather conditions. a measure in the kentucky senate is moving forward that would require any woman seeking an abortion to first have an appointment with a medical professional. the state already has a consent law on the books, requiring women to receive counseling and wait at least 24 hours before having an abortion. but this bill would require

a medical professional. the bill now goes on to the full state senate. after passing a senate committee yesterday. lisa: a residential parking plan for over the rhine is vetoed by mayor john cranley. this is the second time in less than a year the mayor has vetoed the plan. call for parking permits for 450 spots along residential streets in otr. the cost for a permit would be more than $100 a piece. mayor cranley says everyone should have access to park on the streets that their tax dollars help build and maintain. he also says he thinks the spots have a greater value to taxpayers as metered spots. it would take six votes on council to overturn cranley' s veto. mark: let' s check in with kyla. good morning. kyla: no problems. good morning, everyone. want to take a look at those numbers.

if you are coming out of warren county, 70 minutes on 74 from the indiana side to i 75. 25 minutes for that entire loop from ronald reagan to cvg. things are clear. if you are heading out for a flight, should be good to go. no delays on the ground or in the air. we are dry , is warmer, we got good news all around. randi rico, how is that forecast? randi: if would be better if i was -- it would be better if i was a millionaire. we have two inches on the ground. a will melt away as we head through the afternoon. temperatures into the 40' s. that is a winning number for us, 47 degrees. right now, sitting at 19 degrees in hamilton.

s with clear skies. not a bad way to start the day. across the region, sunny skies are expected for us. here are some clouds rolling through some portions of indiana. i am not expecting to see much in the way of cloud cover. tomorrow, eventually, some rain rolls in. why noses -- winds out of the southwest. will drive our temperatures up. feels like the 20' s now. 8:00 a.m., 30 degrees. noon, already at 41. tons of melting snow today. at 6:00, still sting mild at 46. clear skies through the afternoon heading into tomorrow, we are dry up until lunchtime for most of us. small chance you may see a passing sprinkle in southeastern indiana.

through, we will be in the upper 40' s. maybe a couple of flurries or wrap around flurry activity on saturday. definitely a cloudier day with s. sunday, that is when the really cold air rolls back in. tomorrow, 46 with evening rain. sunday, the early morning. a blustery sunday for us. monday, expect temperatures to be in the lower 20' s. mark: 5:50 your time. to waffle house employees fired in arkansas for doing something, well, pretty unsanitary. lisa: a cell phone video a customer captured as he watched a scene unfold in front of him. mark: and you better say cheese . the sweetest smile you will see all day long.

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we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship. [inaudible] good morning and welcome 28 degrees. a nice, mild day. a good day to get a nice little skate in if you are so inclined. a man wanted by police in lima, ohio is now in custody. lisa: all after sending

run. [laughter] kyla woods tells us how police caught him. [laughter] kyla: if works better in everyone' s favor. he was really thinking it' s through. donald is getting a lot of attention for posting his new and improved picture on a line above the police facebook page. all that attention has got him arrested in florida. after seeing the mug shot , he thought he would send them a number pictures saying the one they had was terrible. as you can see, he is smiling. he was wanted for failing to appear in court and said to be a person of interest in several other cases. the county sheriff' s office was more than happy to share the news of his arrest online. they believed his selfie let his capture. lisa: he said he has a nice smile.

[laughter] lisa: you can argue with that. mark: if you got hit, flaunted. to waffle house employees. i don' t know if you were sitting in the restaurant. two waffles -- to waffle house employees fired , using a kitchen told to do each other' s hair. they were getting their hair did. food. they issued a full investigation before firing the two women. [laughter] turned out ok. texas discovered a huge drug shipment

they were no match for border patrol officers and 1319. thousands of packages. mark: [laughter] i am surprised. spotlight. [laughter] check him out! the rescue puppy has plenty to smile about. he is going up for adoption soon. the video has gotten 12 million views on facebook. [laughter] lisa: i predict a really bright future for that abandoned pup. mark: he' s going hollywood! [laughter] a powerball celebration caught on camera. lisa: the big mistake a group of

checking the winning numbers. randi: that doc is getting adopted -- that dog is getting adopted by someone who is going to make a lot of money off of him. sunshine returns and snow starts to melt away. it is cool -- it is cool this morning. noon, 41. 40 -- 4:00, 47. it is a roller coaster ride. we will talk about a pretty blustery sunday, when we come back. here in vineland, home of progresso,

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 progresso. oooh, i think i saw dessert! hey! steven stay strong! what's that? you...you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! don't fight your instincts! with each for 150 calories or less, p p try our lemon bars, brownies, and cheesecakes. t t

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