mark: waking up to another morning of dangerously low temperatures in greater cincinnati. meteorologist randi rico has the latest forecast, and when snow could arrive in the queen city. lisa: a rally and a retrial set to begin today. the latest on former juvenile judge tracie hunter' s case, and how supporters are backing her up. mark: and some justice for the family of samuel dubose. the details on the settlement between the university of cincinnati and the family. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way,

mark: good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. headlines are straight ahead. but first a check of the weather with wlwt news 5 meteorologist randi rico. there is a worldwide twitter outage. mark broke twitter this morning. mark: i have 911 on hold. lisa: twitter is not working. randi: how are we going to function? cold air already this morning. maybe twitter just froze. single-digit cold this morning. the wind is slacking off. it is not as breezy as it was yesterday morning widespread throughout the morning. right now most places feeling

that does not put us at the criteria for it wind chill advisory. north on 75 in dayton, wind chill advisory. notice the purple from 6:00 until 4:00 tomorrow for a burst of sn o ow that is on the way tomorrow. i have cranked up the heat radar as high as it goes. no big snow today at all. we will turn sunny. the next system is rolling into missouri. 8:00 a.m., seven degrees, and feeling like zero to 10 degrees below zero.

20. lisa: it is another day to pile on the layers. mark: the colder weather resulting in several school delays as students return from the mlk weekend. in fact, cincinnati public has a two-hour delay for yellow buses and walkers. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with how people who work in these conditions are staying warm. good morning. dan: good morning. people who were outside do not have the option to have a delay. we are talking about firefighters, police officers, here on the anderson ferry. the ferry is not open yet. it is a very chilly ride. firefighters who have to fight fires, it is very

it is very brisk and cold weather. we talked with a firefighter from covington all about it. >> we have to have more bodies to work because we get tired faster and then the potential for injuries increases because of being cold and not being able to work as long outside. we also have to think about things like water from fire hoses that freeze on the ground. be prepared with salt and extra clothes for the firefighters. try to keep them warm if possible. dan: extra clothes are key. i am wearing several layers myself i have something to cover my ears. we' here with the anderson ferry would come over. maybe tomorrow, we saw the roads

several things here all combined with this chilly weather. we are live at the anderson ferry. mark: thank you. it' s been a busy week so far for aaa' s roadside rescue team. since midnight sunday they have been called out to help people in nearly 1,000 cars. they are expecting even more calls today, with a lot of people returning to work after the holiday yesterday. duke energy is now warning indiana customers about a scam involving utility bills. duke says scammers are calling their customers. they claim duke will turn off their power unless they pay their bill, usually within an hour. the scammer asks for the money duke says it won' t call with disconnect notices, and you should report scam calls to police. lisa: new this morning, a shooting on victory parkway in walnut hills sends one man to the hospital. police say it happened just after 11:00 last night. the victim was reportedly shot an apartment. he was taken to uc medical

re working to learn more details on the suspect. the incident remains under investigation. a police chase has come to an end. driver committed a traffic violation on northbound 71. eventually the driver was stopped and the police took the driver into custody. a woman without a home after an early morning fire. the fire caused minor damage. mark: happening today, suspended judge tracie hunter is set to go to retrial. hunter' s supporters are also expected today to rally outside the courthouse. just yesterday, those supporters interrupted a program to honor martin luther king jr.. >> tell the people the truth. tell the people the truth today.

s supporters say the event was an attention-grabbing opportunity. they say the court system is undermining hunter. >> they know that i didn' t break any laws. they know that this is incredibly wicked, evil and corrupt, what they' re doing. mark: our own courtis fuller emceed the interrupted program. courtis drew applause when he said he didn' t think mlk would have cut into a program designed to teach respect. lisa: the family of the man shot and killed by a uc police officer has settled with the university for more than $4 million. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner tells us what else comes with the settlement and how the dubose family is feeling about it. miriah: dubose' s 18-year-old daughter, raegan brooks, calls the settlement bittersweet, saying it won' t bring her dad back, but it will help his family move forward. former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing shot dubose during an off-campus

the incident was captured by tensing' s body camera. tensing is now charged with murder. uc has now agreed to pay the family of sam dubose $4.8 million. his 12 children will also be entitled to free college educations at uc. that' s valued at $500,000. dubose' s daughter brooks is the administrator of his estate, meaning she will ultimately decide how the settlement dollars are doled out. as part of the agreement, uc president santa ono will issue an apology to the dubose family. the university will establish a memorial in sam dubose' s honor on campus, and the dubose family will have a chance to help uc launch new police reform measures. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. mark: let' s get a check on your forecast. randi: the good news is the wind is not as strong as yesterday.

right now in connersville, it is three degrees. on the campus of miami university it feels like four below. yesterday morning at this time, we were looking at widespread 15 below zero wind chills. enough that the kids need to prepare for this big time and maybe not hang out at the bus stop too long. the feels-like temperature between zero and 10 degrees below zero. say, union co this afternoon it is sunny but still very cold for the second half of the day with temperatures in the upper teens. the potential and more info in a

kyla: good morning. we' re off to a dry start. a few flurries flying around. you might see then in your headlights and near the ferry. 71 near stuart, both lanes are looking good north or southbound. this is 74 at montana, things are looking great and problem free. as we get started, not seeing any issues. lisa: thank you. x marks the spot near the top of the college basketball polls. mark: ahead in sports, reaction from xavier, as they soar to new heights in the top 25. lisa: outside live on your

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lisa: good morning and welcome back. we' re thinking warm thoughts. facebook leading the way this morning on the social media effort to stop hate speech. mark: miriah turner has the details as well as other stories trending this morning. if she can find them. miriah: of course i found them. so far the initiative is only in

s making waves already. the initiative for civil courage online launched in berlin yesterday, pledging over $1 million in marketing funding to put a stop to extremism on the site. the announcement comes after a rise of anti-foreigner posts in the wake of over a million migrants who entered germany last year. in november, german prosecutors launched an investigation into facebook on suspicion of not doing enough to prevent hate speech. if you' re looking for something to celebrate today, how about you made it through blue monday. the third monday of the year is supposedly the most depressing day of the year based on the combination of weather, debt, time since christmas, motivation levels, the need to take action, and time since new year' s resolutions were made. of course many believe the real reason behind the research and study of blue monday was simply a way to market winter vacations. and it' s that time of year once again. valentine' s day is less than a

stressing over where to take that someone special. have no fear, white castle is here. the food joint is now taking reservations for their 25th annual valentine' s day dinner. the experience features hostess seating, tableside service, and a menu of sliders, shrimp nibblers, strawberry and cream waffles and other noteworthy menu items. the afternoon of romance and sliders takes place sunday, february 14 from 3:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. mark: you cannot do any better than that. maybe some football. lisa: bring a television. >> we have had weddings at white castle. it is a romantical place. >> twitter is down this morning. it happened around 3:20

>> there was a post about an hour old. randi: an old on twitter. lisa: it is worldwide. >> let me show you something. randi: we have temperatures right now with readings in the single digits. 10 degrees currently at lunken airport. that is where we will be as you morning. super psyched to get out in the cold temperatures and it feels like five below. after work about 17 degrees. clear and chi lly. we will take a look at the in a couple of minutes.

on twitter, once it is functioning again. we' ll share your training pictures and all sorts of weather. mark: two chances for snow. lisa: you thought i missed that. mark: the xavier musketeers continue to make history in the polls. lisa: wlwt news 5' s george vogel tells us how they' ve cracked the top five of an impressive list. george: the musketeers are top five in the associated press, the highest ranking avery for the savior program -- xavier program. for the players, they have to keep in mind what got them there in the first place. >> our quest is too good team to

people telling you how good you are. a year ago our team did not have that. george: oklahoma was the unanimous number one. how about this -- the sooners losing against iowa state. the musketeers at five. kentucky falling to 23rd. indiana, number 25. two players were honored by the big east conference. week. he came back from me concussion to play on saturday. big east freshman of the week. x is part of a big menu of games tonight. miami hosts buffalo.

the sin toss center -- cintas center hosting georgetown. a fans storming the court after the win over kentucky. this is auburn' s second offense. if it happens again, it will be a $250,000 fine. look who was acting in town, the hit king. last month he learned that rob manfred turned down his latest request for reinstatement. the bengals brought on three more assistant coaches and one is a familiar face. he spent 20 years in the league and replaces the defense of line coach. a new quarterbacks coach. he started last season as the

the warriors visit cleveland last night. curry pouring in 35 points. the warriors are 2-0 against the cavs this season. the cyclones won in texas. that is all the sports for now. we will have more coming up later in the day. mark: good morning. 4:50 your time. take a look at the breeze. sunshine and a couple of chances, double the fun, when it comes to snow. randi: but they are just chances. we have one and maybe a half chance. everybody dealing with a couple of degrees this morning.

feels like temperatures not as awful as yesterday. the feels-like temperature right now between zero and 15 degrees below zero. we have a chance for snow this week. temperatures today around 20 degrees in the afternoon. everybody is starting off in the single digits. it doesn' t take much of a breeze to make it feel like subzero. right now nine degrees at cvg and it feels like two degrees below zero. the wind chill advisory for clinton county goes until 10:00 this morning. and then we shift our focus for the winter weather g

hamilton, brown, adams county, and everywhere to the south, and the advisory lasts into the afternoon. that could create some issues. this morning a couple of fine flurries. you are not seeing much there. they are fine flakes around. it is moving through omaha and northern portions of missouri. the worst part of the snow will be sensual and southern kentucky. today is all about the cold. noon, 13. this afternoon, upper teens to around 20 degrees. sunny skies this afternoon. tomorrow morning the snow

the heaviest snow, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. snowfall totals, i would say between one and two inches of snow. looking to friday, there are several factors in play and we can get totally missed or we could see some decent snow. guys? mark: thank you. people across cincinnati braving the cold to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. hundreds of people took part in the annual mlk coalition celebration. they marched from the freedom center, to fountain square, then on to music hall. due to the chilly temps, organizers kept outdoor remarks short. and they offered a metro bus on the route to warm up. lisa: heartfelt accolades from

coalition to someone who has emceed the event for a generation now. our own courtis fuller was presented with a special book of photographs taken over the years. it came as a surprise recognition to him for his dedication to the annual event. the coalition praised courtis for helping to make the program very special each year. mark: not only was it a day to honor martin luther king jr., it was also a national day of service. volunteers at mount st. joseph university teamed up with sheds for habitat homeowners. this year, robin jones will be one of those homeowners. >> like today, martin luther king day, it' s a dream come true for me and my family, to be a part of this to be able to actually purchase a home. mark: also in st. bernard, students at lighthouse community school focused on helping the

along with collecting donations, some made blankets, while others crafted cards filled with words of encouragement and support. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: the holiday weekend is over but the cold air is not. wind chills between zero and 10 below. we will make it to 20 degrees today. generally sunny skies. tomorrow a different story. snow showers are rolling in tomorrow morning. we' ll see some decent snow bands afternoon. tomorrow daytime accumulation

people are talking about the system. on o n on friday. right now the storm track is super uncertain. we are on the fringe. we could have some decent snow. guys? lisa: ok. we are checking some stories that are trending this morning. mark: as you can imagine, most of them have to do with the cold weather we' re dealing with across a large part of the country. check out this sight. icicles coated power lines in st. louis after a car crashed into a fire hydrant. the accident sent water shooting several feet into the air. and it formed an incredible ice sculpture around the pole and power lines, before city crews were able to shut the water off. lisa: temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees in northeast minneapolis, so one

frigid fun. he froze a pair of jeans and put them in his lawn. he posted the picture to facebook and the idea went viral. some people froze jeans, corduroys, and sweatpants. the neighborhood streets now look more like a clothing store. that is pretty funny. there was a movement with t-shirts not long ago. mark: people are bored. cold weather not only plaguing us here in the queen city. lisa: how snow is blanketing large parts of the nation this morning. mark: nine degrees your air temperatures. you' cincinnati'