a closer look at what is going to be a mild friday, we really can' t complain. randi: some rain showers, but it is january and we are in the 40' s to start the day. rewind it about 72 hours, and it was really cold. nobody wants to do that on a friday. lisa: i don' t know why you even brought that up. randi: we' ve had some cold mornings. not the case, 39 degrees this morning. 42 in harrison. most places right around 40, even 45 in warsaw. ring in on, right? not a bad thing. they will be followed up by some rain rolling in from the southwest. we have clouds that have streamed in over the last couple of hours, rain showers slowly moving along the ohio between paducah and louisville right now. not a huge batch of rain. eating into our southwestern communities mid-to-late morning. -- getting into our southwestern

skies are cloudy, 44 at noon. 4:00, pretty steady rain for the evening commute and still some showers at 8:00. they moved out between 8:00 to 11:00, but the back edges a cold front. goodbye mild temperatures. i don' t just mean saturday and sunday, the extended three-day holiday weekend will be on the cold side. looking at a couple of rounds of snow as well. first, let' s check the roads. kyla woods is off this morning. india jones, what is going on? india: all of the accidents have cleared and the intersection with a water main break just opened back up. here' s a look at 71-75 at kyles lane where we start to see traffic flip at this hour. northbound is picking up and southbound is starting to lighten up. 71 add dana and montgomery road, looking good. in butler county, still sing

lisa: thank you. a woman shot in her car and abandoned on the side of the road. mark: and police say the bullets came from another car. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with where the investigation stands and what we know about the victim' s condition. dan? dan: good morning. police are on a manhunt this morning, taking a close look around the area for the suspect. meanwhile, we' re told a woman is in critical condition after being taken into surgery overnight. cincinnati police said the woman is 24 years old. investigators tell us she was driving north on reading road to the norwood lateral when she was shot in the side. her red trevi -- her red truck crashed. a man who was a passenger in the truck ran off. the shooter was seen in a silver sedan punching the gas after firing several shots. the case was initially called road rage, now investigators say there could be more. >> we' re gauging based on the

six and nine, but again we don' t , have anything to support that outside of the physical evidence on the avalanche right now. >> this right here needs to stop. it' s the beginning of 2016. we' re getting tired of this. dan: this morning, police are looking for that silver sedan. we' re also told a use the k-9 to try to track the tracks of the man who left her truck, but they had no luck. dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: a shooting under investigation in hamilton. butler county dispatchers a least one person was shot in the parking lot of hard times bar on south seven street. the victim was flown to the hospital. the extent of the victims injuries are not known at this time. lisa: new this morning, a suspect is still on the run after stealing a car and committing a robbery in north college hill. police say an officer spotted the suspect after the robbery, and there was a chase that ended in spring grove village. the suspect ended up ditching

away from the scene. a k-9 was called to the area, but could not track down the suspect. mark: new details on a bank robbery in deer park on plainfield road. police have released a surveillance picture of a suspect when the union savings bank was robbed wednesday morning. the person showed a gun demanded money and then hopped into a , maroon vehicle on linden avenue. if you recognize the person in the picture, call police. we also have new pictures of two people suspected of stealing a car in dayton, kentucky. surveillance cameras caught this man and woman at hansman' s corner market. police say they stole a car from that parking lot on new years eve. if you know who these two are, call police. on the assault of a ripley police officer. the man arrested for the crime is being held on a $2 million bond. police say kyle moore attacked officer john amole, breaking his jaw and causing a concussion. they say amole confronted moore on route 52 wednesday night. the suspect' s ex-girlfriend called police to look for him.

scared after she and moore broke up. >> scared to death. she called me last night. she went somewhere else and state. he' s a bad character. >> two minutes. two or three minutes. it happened so quick. what i get from john, the victim, only thing he remembers is waking up. lisa: police were able to capture moore after nursing home employees called 911. they say moore asked to use their phone. mark: police officers in ohio may soon have to meet new requirements before applying to join the force. ohio' s police training commission voted to add drug testing for all police recruits statewide. other additions still being considered, a polygraph and psychological exam. the attorney general is also asking the commission to consider adding some misdemeanors to the list of crimes. -- crimes that would prevent a person from becoming an officer. many of the larger cities in the

standards. lisa: in commitment 2016, the candidates are back on the trail after going head-to-head in the debate on the fox business network. miriah turner is a alive alert us with more on the south carolina showdown. miriah: perhaps the fiercest flareups or between the two leading candidates, donald trump and ted cruz. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, imo not going to use your mother' s birth against you. >> because it wouldn' t work. if you become the nominee, who the hell knows if you can even serve in office? miriah: trump and cruz came out swinging in a debate on the fox business network. those vying for the establishment vote, including marco rubio and chris christie come also pulled punches. the seven gop hopefuls were seeking to break out of the pack with less than a month ago for voting begins. but one point all of them could agree on, doing away with many of president obama' s policies and taking out hillary clinton

lisa: thank you. the democratic candidates will debate for the fourth time this weekend. nbc news is hosting the debate in charleston, south carolina. nightly news anchor lester holt will serve as the moderator. the debate airs right here on wlwt starting at 9:00 right before news 5 at 11:00. more action with the issue of mark:more action with the issue of medical marijuana in ohio after the issue failed with voters in november. the speaker of the house has organized a task force to continue the conversation about it. after the support the ballot issue got last year, the group realizes there' s interest in medical marijuana. >> so our goal is to start the discussion which will provide , more information, facts, perspectives to the debate in order to guide future actions and policies towards a measured approach on medical marijuana. mark: the 15 member group includes lawmakers, medical professionals, and law

first meeting later this month. lisa: a virus spreading and a potential travel warning. mark: a virus transmitted by mosquitoes. lisa: the effort in kentucky to improve safety for bike riders. mark: a live look outside this morning to our citycam. what is coming our way this friday? randi: rain is headed our way. it is not here just yet. we are at temperatures right now in the 40' s for most towns. 42, west chester. 39 and fort mitchell. most places in the low 40' s. for the drive to work or school this morning, clouds rolling in. by lunchtime, especially south and west of cincinnati, will see rain showers. raining for the drive home. enjoy the mild air because it won' t last very long. a big-time drop in temperature on the way for the weekend and even through the early holiday of next week. i will have that coming up in a couple of minutes.

closed tennessee and reading in bond hill. police say the 12 inch line broke about 4:00 this morning. it has since been shut down. traffic is moving now in all directions.

today so no lisa: welcome back. it is friday. that' s all, folks. no, it is 6:12, 39 degrees. killing pretty good. we will check the weather coming up at first, the morning commute. it is dry at this moment, india jones. india: not much is going on besides a little heavy volume, pretty much things are good. all of the accidents have cleared, the intersection where the water main break was has opened back up and we are still

as we look at some overnight construction, at 11:00 p.m. tonight, northbound 75 at mitchell, this area will be closed. your best alternate is reading road and or i-71 and the northbound direction. this starts at 11:00 p.m. and will last until 5:00 a.m. saturday morning. as we look in the area, 75 at mitchell, traffic is moving along very light right now but as we get closer to the seven :00 hour, you will start to see the northbound side pick up. lisa: thank you. s top stories, michigan' s governor is asking president barack obama to issue an emergency and major disaster declaration because of the flint water crisis. governor rick snyder' says it' s asking for additional federal aid for both individuals and public agencies involved in residents with clean drinking water. mark: the vice president begins his mission to battle cancer today.

october. today the vice president will be in philadelphia to participate in a roundtable discussion with cancer experts. you' ll remember biden' s son, , beau, died of brain cancer last year. lisa: the duck boats are returning to seattle less than four months after a deadly accident. last september, a crash between a duck boat and a bus killed five and injured dozens of others. since then, the duck boats of seattle had shut down. that ends this morning when tours on the amphibious military-style boats resume. mark: an update on the developing news we are following, we' re learning another person was hurt after shooting in hamilton outside the hard times bar on south 7th street. we' re told one person was great by a bullet, another was flown to uc medical center. the victim grazed did not accept medical treatment. lisa: the cdc could issue a travel warning later today urging pregnant women not to travel to certain areas of the caribbean, central and south america.

birth defects. the virus is transmitted by mosquitoes and it can be deadly when it is passed on to babies in the womb. there have been thousands of cases in other countries, and now there' s concern it could spread here. >> the gulf coast of the united states is an extremely vulnerable area because they have both species of mosquitoes that could transmit these herbal viruses, including zika. lisa: at least one woman in texas is thought to have already returned with the virus. right now there is no vaccine for the virus. a new bill in kentucky could change the way children ride bikes across the commonwealth. mark: for one kentucky mother, the fight is personal. miriah: heather floyd' s son tj suffered a traumatic brain injury. he' s the inspiration behind tj' s bill which would require children under age 12 to where the helmet in kentucky will running a bike. in 2010, then seven-year-old teacher was riding with his siblings when he fell and was not wearing a helmet. now tj'

children be protected. >> on our journey, we decided along the way to start spreading the word for helmet safety and awareness for other families because like our family, my husband and i grew up without a helmet and we didn' t think anything about it. we were fine. miriah: if the bill is passed, any parent whose child is caught without a helmet will be fined $25 unless they can prove they have purchased a helmet. finds collected will be used to provide helmets for kids in need. randi: picking up taking a ride, our temperatures on that roller coaster ride again. yesterday, all the way up to 55 degrees. if we were at kings island and it still wasn' t in the off-season and cover with snow, we would be of the top of the hill. over the next couple of days, temperatures are falling.

to mock, 37 and cloudy. i sunday, windy and 29. that is not the bottom of the hill. chapters will continue to fall heading into mlk day on monday. the clouds have started to stream into greater cincinnati. rain showers slowly working in our direction. southwest of downtown cincinnati, you can see the rain between 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. her most of us, it is lunchtime before the rain showers become more frequent. this morning, starting out with clouds and temperatures nudging up a couple of degrees. to 40 degrees. officially, 39 at cvg. a couple of spots warmer than that, warsaw, 46 degrees. we do have the clouds and we 50' s like yesterday but still s through the

colder air is chasing in the front. other time we get to late tonight, temperatures start to tumble and the cold air fiddlers -- filters and tonight. friday night a night forecast, bring along the umbrella. at 5:00, pretty soggy. 46. 8:00, 41. by 11:00, midnight, the rain showers are coming to an end and temperatures are falling off to the 30' s. i would not be shocked if you saw a flurry on the very back edge of the system. futurecast shows clouds. you get toward 11:00 or so, west of downtown starting to see showers. most of us, early afternoon before the rain gets going. steady rain for the evening drive. 6:00, 7:00, still coming down. 9:00, 10:00, the cold front passes and temperatures start to fall. futurecast trying to squeeze out a flurry on the back edge.

tomorrow, cloudy skies all day long. we are locked in with the temperatures only topping out in the upper 30' s. sunday, even colder air will stop the wind picks up. we could see a burst of snow sunday late evening. today, 46 degrees. rain showers on the way. still a pretty mild a. rain showers the maybe a stray flurry overnight. tomorrow, 37. looking at sunday, looking at facebook and twitter because it is sunday fun day, temperatures will not be that fun. in the 20' s, gusty winds, single digit wind chills and flurries or light snow showers into the evening hours. something to watch for in the forecast for sunday evening. monday, extended holiday for many folks. the good news is, you don' t have to stand at the bus stop when it is 58 degrees monday morning produced cold -- but the coalton patristic around, single digits. lisa: a message from pleasant

>> hi, channel 5. we' re the students from pleasant run elementary, and our teacher is the warm 98 teacher of the week. mark: like a lady reading the announcements in the morning. lisa: it is like i' m reading the tiny words. mark: the captions. as ago good one, mark. coming up, we' ll learn more mark:coming up, we' ll learn more about who they elected to be our teacher of the week. lisa: was city leaders are going to be talking about today for the exterior of the convention center. india: you can see traffic is moving along. all of our accidents have cleared this morning. we'

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right to welcome back. time now to honor our teacher of the week. this week' s teacher is mr. jeff anderson of pleasant run elementary. the parent who nominated him said he is such a great teacher that her youngest daughter even prayed she would be in his class. mr. anderson makes learning fun, he cares about his students, and encourages them to do their best. >> i love what i do. teaching is my passion. the kids are why i' m here and i

for them. miriah: we love it. mr. anderson walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne from warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab for favorite teacher. lisa? leaders are going to discuss the plan to move nine historic murals from cvg to the duke energy convention center. the city planning commission will meet today and focus on the location for the murals. right now the plan is to have them displayed outside the convention center after they are moved from airport terminals set for demolition. mark: lebron james is trying out reality tv to help entrepreneurs in ohio. the nba star is giving four aspiring businesswomen and businessmen the chance to realize their dreams all while helping revitalize cleveland. james will have help from a business partner to mentor the entrepreneurs. the show will debut this summer

for folks in ohio. randi: i did not know you could help a bakery or something, but you never know. maybe yes cooking skills we don' t know. mark: if you have lottery money. randi: as we take forecast them a lot of people hitting the roads. getting ready for the flying pig marathon. yes edition you' re in it is cold, but if you' re going to be running the marathon the first week in may, you better get started training now. for those heading out early this morning before work to getting your mileage, 6:00 this evening, the after work crowd, 44 degrees with rain looking pretty likely. if you are training for the paid, send me your pictures -- for the pig, send me your

i will be using pig in training voters as we trained together through crazy weather leading up to the race in may. this weekend, a lot of group runs going on in the mornings. on the cold side of both mornings in the 20' s. when you conditions as well on sunday. if you will be out sunday evening, we could see another quick burst of snow and then on monday for mlk day, sunny skies, but absolutely in no way will it be warm. 5 degrees on monday morning. let' s check the roads. india jones is here. what is going on? india: picking up in volume, things are looking really good at this hour. still seeing green but as we look at 471 northbound, 65 miles per hour. just five minutes to gated downtown, so very short commute. here' s a look at 71 at u.s. 50. just north of the daniel carter beard bridge. very light traffic. lisa: thank you.

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working with as they search for the gunman. mark: seven board members suddenly resign, the local organization trying to move forward. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt leading the way, this is wlwt is 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone, coming up on 630. happy friday. lisa: yes! mark: it isn' t the powerball, it is just friday. lisa: we did not win the powerball, so friday is the powerball. india: you have had a few cups of coffee. lisa: strong ones. brendan cope we' re heading and -- randi: we are heading into the weekend. temperatures right now on my map? we won' t see those over the weekend.

that is why we are excited by friday because the outlook is on the cool side for saturday, sunday, even for those of you with the extended holiday into monday, it will be called. 39 right now as the bg, so not a cold start your friday. most places are warmer than what we' re seeing at the airport, low 40' s. 43 and harrison. springboro, 41. batavia, 41. walton, 43. he clouds have rolled in overnight. they' re acting as a blanket, when out of the southwest helping to warm us up. if you look on the ohio river, rain showers between paducah and louisville and they will make it to cincinnati late morning for the southwest of town but generally moving in around lunchtime or so into the early afternoon. clouds are building early, to which is hovering upper 30' s to right around 40. at him, rain showers are here, 44. mild with rain through the afternoon, expect highs in the 40' s and in the 30'

s and the teens -- oh, my goodness, we are getting colder every day to the weekend. we will take a look at the temperature crash coming up. kyla woods has the morning off. india jones, what is happening? india: just picking up in volume. that is pretty much what we have been seeing. you' re 71 at colerain and beekman. used on, starting to pick up a little bit looser to 75. butler county, 75 at union center, things are looking good. picking up southbound. jeremiah morrow bridge, northbound is not to bid -- bad, but southbound is picking up. overnight construction coming up shortly. lisa: knew this morning, a medical helicopter responded to a shooting outside a hamilton bar. police were called at the parking lot of a hard time' s bar on south 7th street around 2:00 this morning.

with unknown injuries and another person was raised by a bullet -- person was flown to the hospital with unknown injuries and another person was grazed by a bullet. mark: new this morning, police still looking to make an arrest after someone stole a car and committed a robbery in north college hill. police say an officer spotted the suspect after the robbery and there was a chase that ended in spring grove village. the suspect ditched his car on north edgewood avenue, and he was able to run away from the scene. happening today, you could see protests outside local hospitals. lisa: it all comes back to the allegations surrounding a doctor accused of performing dozens of unnecessary surgeries and procedures. mark: dan griffin is live at u.c. medical center with the message they are trying to send. dan, good morning. dan: good morning. dozens of dr. atiq durrani' s former patients will be picketing at three hospitals health. dr. durrani was charged with

accused of performing unnecessary surgeries and procedures. he left the country after he was arraigned, and there' s never been a trial. the significance of today , according to attorney eric deters, it' s the two-year anniversary of a more than $1 million verdict awarded to one his clients in the case against durrani. deters says he represents more than 500 victims. today his clients are expected to pick it at three hospitals. they' re calling for justice and hope to bring attention to what happened. lisa: a developing story in bond hill a woman shot while driving , and investigators are still trying to answer several questions right now. miriah turner is at the live alert desk with a look at what happened. miriah: cincinnati police say the victim is 24-year-old iesha williams, and she was shot in the side while driving on reading road thursday afternoon. after she was shot, williams crashed into the back of a metro access bus and police say no one on the bus was injured. this was initially described as

police say it is unclear what led to the shooting. >> it would be total speculation. all we know is we had a discharge of shots from one vehicle directed at another. i couldn' t offer what proceeded or precipitated the shots being fired at this point. miriah: investigators believe the shooter was driving a silver sedan. williams had a passenger in her car who ran away from the scene. police have not been able to track that person down. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: police are still looking for at least two suspects after an 18-year-old was shot and killed inside his west chester home. 18-year-old justin koch is in custody for his role in the death of tyler kassow. police believe koch was part of a confrontation at kassow' s home on wednesday. tyler' s brother was there and says two men pushed their way into the house. one had a loaded gun and fired a shot that hit tyler. police have not given a motive,

money and possibly an xbox. >> my son said that they came in and said after they shot him, and that' s what they took. lisa: police are holding justin he' s charged with complicity to murder and complicity to aggravated burglary. police are still looking for another male suspect and a female suspect who took off in a blue mazda protege. mark: in mount healthy, a search for answers after a woman called 911 saying she saw a dog thrown from a pickup truck. police say they found a dead beagle near compton road and clovernook last thursday, but they are not sure if the dog was killed before or after that incident. we talked with one woman who witnessed it. she can' t believe someone would do this. >> an animal is something that does have feelings. they are not just there. they do care about you. and for an owner to do that to their animal is just horrible. mark: police were able to track down the driver of a pickup truck possibly connected to this

we are told the driver in question has two beagle dogs, but told police he was not driving that night and has not driven his truck in the last six months. lisa: mariemont high school is planning a public memorial service for a recent graduate who was killed in a bus crash in honduras. olivia erhardt was with a bus load of students from columbia university preparing to go home after a volunteer humanitarian mission. the bus suffered some kind of mechanical failure and swerved off the road. olivia was one of three victims killed in the crash. she graduated from mariemont less than two years ago. >> there was absolutely no doubt in anyone' s mind that she was going to do great things. and to see that' s not going to be the case is, it' s very sad. lisa: mariemont high school is making counselors available to students if they want someone to talk to. mark: happening today, visitation services for the man who made a big difference for many here in greater cincinnati.

freestore in 1971 as a way to collect food and other household goods as well. eight years later it evolved , into a foodbank and now the freestore foodbank serves about 20 million meals a year. visitation at weil funeral home begins at 9:30 this morning. gerson passed away earlier this week. he was 70 years old. lisa: an organization dedicated to the legacies of local troops is in the middle of turmoil. the entire yellow ribbon support foundation board has resigned. the foundation also canceled the annual let us never forget scholarship dinner after a fallout with founder keith maupin. the board spokesman says maupin scheduled his own separate dinner on the same date. the scholarships help dozens of local high school students in the names of fallen troops from greater cincinnati. >> they' re stories, you know. if you don' t continue to tell stories, they eventually vanish . and with the let us not forget

, specialist russell madden' s name alive along with other fallen families out there. lisa: founder keith maupin says the dinner will go on as planned on april 9 at the oasis in loveland, board or no board. mark: new this morning, aaa is out with its new list of top hotels and greater cincinnati has several gems to visit. five hotels are considered four diamond hotels after reviews by aaa' s inspectors. 21c museum hotel cincinnati, the hilton cincinnati netherland plaza, the renaissance cincinnati downtown, the westin cincinnati, and the cincinnatian hotel, which is the area' s longest tenured four diamond hotel after 19 straight years. lisa: good for them. a water main break briefly closed an intersection. this is tennessee and reading in bond hill. police say the 12 inch line broke about 4:00 this morning. the main has been shut down, traffic now moving in all directions.

no concern about freezing water on the roads. mark: let' s see what else is happening on the roads. india: if you' re heading out the door right now, just starting to pick up in volume. we' re starting to see a little bit of yellow as you head out the door this morning. we had some overnight construction. this is northbound 75 at mitchell avenue starting at 11:00 and tonight, northbound will be closed. it will reopen by 5:00 the following morning, but also keep in mind your best alternate is to either take reading road and/or 71. taking a look at some speeds, 65 miles power at colerain. you can see yellow here, starting to slow down a bit. as ridiculous or to burlington pike, 65 miles per hour. construction will start at 11:00 to the intersection is back open

randi: we' re starting out with really mild air. temperatures generally in the 40' s. eastern junior high, 43. love the middle, 41. notice the wind out of the south really starting to pump up our temperatures. we won' t skyrocket into the 50' s like yesterday. on the way to school, pretty mild, most places around 40. make sure the kids have a raincoat or umbrella because on the way home from school, rain showers are likely, around 45. this is the only rain in the forecast for the weekend today, still in the forecast by the time we get to the end of the weekend. we will take a peek at that and a couple of minutes. mark: thank you. the importance of a new development that has been in the making for years.

the woman who lisa: good morning and welcome back. it is going to be a busy, busy night at the duke energy convention center. it is a huge doings down there. we are live inside. the show opens tonight. we expect little timmy chestnut

this is all about the great outdoors, hunting, fishing, camping and adventure sport. that is tim chestnut. tickets are $12 and it will be open from 5:00 until 9:30. mark: tonight you can enjoy high school basketball while raising money for the ruth lyons children' s fund. the bluegrass-buckeye charity classic takes place tonight at northern kentucky university. scott takes on dixie heights at 5:30, followed by the cooper-holmes matchup at 7:00, and ending with covington catholic taking on newport central at 8:30. tickets are $10 at the door. the money goes to several local charities in both ohio and kentucky. lisa: a multi-million dollar development is coming to avondale. mark: this is going to bring a much-needed grocery store to the area. miriah turner joins us now with the plans. miriah: boston-based developer the community builders is working on a three-building plan in avondale. they are going to tear down most of the avondale town center. it will be replaced by a save-a-lot grocery store, and other developments. it' s been about eight years since avondale had something

grocery store. this is not just an avondale problem. it' s a cincinnati problem. >> we actually have one of the worst rates of grocery stores being located in underserved communities in the country. we have 10 fewer stores than the national average. miriah: the city has been working toward this since 2009 and there is still plenty to do. , closing the health gap says cincinnati has 10 fewer stores in underserved communities than the national average. mark: thank you. happening today, jungle jim' s kicks off its third annual barrel aged beer bash. the two-day event will feature more than 80 different kinds of beers for guests to sample. the beer bash will take place in the oscar event center at the fairfield location from 7:00 to 9:00 both nights. guests who will partake in the drinking must be 21 or older. admission for drinkers is $40, non-drinkers pay $15. winners are coming forward after the powerball drawing wednesday

lisa: no one hit the jackpot in our area, but three people in kentucky won $1 million dollars. -- won $1 million. one of the tickets was sold in walton to linda windey. she' s a single mother of three kids who just moved here from upstate new york. she' s been working a temporary job in northern kentucky. >> well, i was down here visiting, because i was having a hard time in new york, so a lot of financial trouble. lisa: after winning the money, windey decided to donate blood. she said she wanted to give back after getting the gift of a lifetime. s check in on the roads. in the trouble spots? india: report of a car fire in mount healthy, at foxworth lane. not sure of any possible closures in the area, but i will keep an eye on it and let you taking a look at the travel times, 75 from 129 down to the norwood lateral, 16 minutes, 17 minutes on 74 from the indiana

here' s a look at the cut-in-the-hill, you can see the break was headed northbound. as of right now, southbound looks good. we do have that car fire in mount healthy. now over to randi rico. t need mittens this morning? brendan cope no, randi: no, just the reindeer or umbrella. mild and rainy today, way colder this weekend. we go from upper 40' s today, down into the 20' s by sunday. tickets even colder for mlk day on monday. most places are sitting pretty close to 40 degrees. officially, 39 at cvg. warsaw, 46. down to the southwest is where we are looking to see our next batch of rain.

in. you can see rolling along the showers. the first showers approaching mid-to-late morning. for most of us, lunchtime or after for the rain. south. 8:00 a.m., 42. in, showers hitting downtown. they will stick around and the afternoon. her the evening rush, raining, mid-40' s. looking at futurecast, by 1:00, most of cincinnati sing that steady, light to moderate rain. evening commute, same thing, slower go thanks to the rain. at least it is all rain. upper 40' s. on the back edge of the system, a cold front rolling through 10:00 to 11:00 tonight. temperatures will start to fall. the rain should generally be out of here by that point, maybe a stronger flurry on the backside.

temperatures tomorrow. tomorrow, cloudy skies, highs only in the 30' s. we drop another 10 degrees heading into sunday. skies again. afternoon. s. we could see a burst of snow late afternoon and evening. something we will be watching for the sunday evening time period. another cold burst by mlk day on monday. cold front driving our temperature down every day. today, 46 and rain. on the mild side. tonight, rain showers, maybe a stray flurry. tomorrow, 30 seven. sunday, wind, flurries, 20' s. monday, at least a lot of schools are offer mlk day, otherwise kids would be at the bus stop and it would be 5. it doesn' t really warm up on tuesday, still looking at single digit starts.

s by the middle of next week. lisa: a woman shot while driving. mark: the latest on a suspect in a possible witness who ran from the scene. lisa: a medical helicopter responds after bullets fly outside a local bar. the latest on a shooting investigation with your top stories of the morning. mark: a live look outside, 39 degrees. you'

mark: welcome back. getting a look at your top 5 stories this morning. a woman shot in her car and abandoned on the side of the road. lisa: police say the bullets came from another car. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with where the investigation stands and what we know about the victim' s condition. dan: good morning. cincinnati police on the lookout this morning for the suspect in that case. meanwhile, the victim in the case 24-year-old lesha williams. , she' s in critical condition after having surgery. we are told she was driving north on reading road near the norwood lateral when she was shot in the side. a man who is a present or in her truck ran out. the case was initially called a case of road rage. now it is not so clear.

sedan they believe the gunshots came from. there try and attract on the passenger from her truck but they' ve had no luck so far. -- they' re trying to track down the passenger from her truck, but they have had no luck so far. lisa: a medical helicopter response to a shooting outside a hamilton bar. police were called to the parking lot of the hard times more on south seven street around 2:00 this morning. i man was flown to the hospital with unknown injuries. another person was grazed by the bullet but refuse treatment. mark: a protest is scheduled at three local hospitals concerning dr. atiq durrani this morning. he is the doctor accused of performing unnecessary spine surgeries and then fleeing the country after his arraignment. dozens of dr. atiq durrani' s former patients will be picketing hospitals. they say are responsible for their unnecessary procedures. they'

issues like these. lisa: the strategically friendly relationship between donald trump and ted cruz came to a combative end last night in the first presidential debate of 2016. in a simmering war of words over cruz' s canadian birth, trump questioned whether cruz is eligible to be president. senator marco rubio also traded verbal blows with cruz over immigration, and flip-flopping on positions. it all comes as the tightly-contested iowa caucus approaches on february 1. the democrats host a debate sunday. mark: some breaking lottery news. we just learned a tennessee couple has come forward claiming to have one of the 3 winning powerball tickets. they will be live on the today show in the next few minutes talking about the $1.6 billion jackpot. we' re still waiting for winners to come forward in flordia and california. those folks still getting their affairs in order. lisa: they went from anonymous to being on "today." randi: aren'

everyone will know who they are now. as we look at the forecast for today, we' re heading to 46 degrees. yesterday, sunny and mid-50' s. at least we are still mild for january, temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. 8:00 a.m., counseling and, close to 40. at noon, 44 with rain showers. 4:00 on a pretty steady rain. the rain gets out of here around 10:00 or 11:00 tonight and the potential to maybe see a stray flurry on the back edge. tomorrow, cloudy and 37. sunday, not the best day, in the 20' s. strong winds and make a burst of snow. martin luther king on monday, at least in people have the day off and don' t have to venture out into the single digit and the team temperatures.