lisa: breaking news out of middletown. what we have learned about a man hit by a semi-overnight. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your friday, good morning to you, i am lisa cooney. mark: and i mark hayes. i see the breeze didn' t affect you too much as you were coming in. randi: i was going to ask for a fan and i thought that would be too much. embrace it, letting go. it is going to be a very windy afternoon for everybody. we are starting out this morning hour. they are just going to go up from there. take a look back toward chicago. through much of illinois, 20, 25 mile-per-hour sustained win. that will be here this afternoon 40 mile range. it will be warm, but it will also be windy.

you can see warm air off to the west will role in through the day. for this morning as we zoom into cincinnati, clouds are clearing out. it will be nice and sunny, but also windy. for that reason, we have a wind advisory in effect or 10:00 this morning through 7:00 this evening when we expect the gusty us to of the wind. looking at the planet today, breezy and around 40. at lunchtime, already 52. very windy through the afternoon. kyla: we will definitely be ready for that later this afternoon. for now, you' re looking good on the roads here butler county north and southbound, the light and volume. this is what you will see no matter where you' re heading. 74, barely any activity at montana easton westbound. nothing to hinder your commute. checking in across the river,

no accidents or delays to report. we will check again in a few minutes. mark: breaking now, a woman struck by a semi this morning and flown to the hospital. lisa: wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live at the scene in middletown with what we know about the investigation. dan? dan: investigators were on-scene along middletown along 14th and verity. a woman was hit by a semi-around middletown fire crews confirm for us careflight transported a woman to the hospital after the accident. it is not clear what kinds of leading up to that crash. we are still working to get those details for your. we can tell you that the semi morning. of course you know there is more this. we will keep following this for you through the morning.

wlwt news five. lisa: kentucky' s governor is in northern kentucky this morning. and one of the issues he' ll likely address is budget cuts that could lead to higher college tuition. mark: wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way in florence with the growing concerns. andrew? andrew governor matt bevin will : be here at gateway community college later this morning. and this visit comes as he' s being criticized by state college leaders for his proposed budget. governor bevin is trying to balance a budget that has a $30 billion shortfall in state pension programs. to plug that hole, he is cutting the budget. but the state' s community college system president says the budget cuts would fall on the backs of their mostly part time students. it could force community colleges to ask for an 8% tuition increase. bevin spoke to a group of community college presidents just yesterday, saying the cuts have to come from somewhere. >> we are helping our students to achieve their dreams, but now

our commonwealth are in peril. >> it' ll be the 15th and 16th cuts in 15 and 16 years. we' re doing everything we can to stay focused and move forward, but it' s going to slow our progress in meeting our goals. andrew today, governor bevin : will be here at gateway community college, in the center for advanced manufacturing. that is one area in his budget he is proposing an increase in spending of about $100 million to get people employed in advance manufacturing in kentucky. reporting live andrew setters, , wlwt news 5. mark: 5:04 is your time we' re , learning more about the man shot and killed by cincinnati police. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk to walk us through the incident with newly released cell phone video. miriah? miriah: the final moments of paul gaston' s life captured on a cell phone camera and they are chilling. in the video a witness pleads , with paul gaston to comply

the eyewitness video initially show' s the 37-year-old complying. he gets to his knees, hands are visible officers have their guns , drawn. the deadly turn comes when gaston does not lie flat as commanded. he raises up and his right hand reaches into his waistband. what police say he reached for was an airsoft pellet gun that looked realistic. three officers fired 9 shots. mayor john cranley commented on the incident defending cincinnati police officers. >> don' t go for a gun against a cop. you will be shot. and our officers have a really tough job and we need to stand with them when they make tough decisions. lisa: those three officers who fired their guns are from district three. miriah: and are now on paid administrative leave until the investigation is complete. from the live alert desk i' m miriah turner. lisa: a man is wanted this morning for stealing credit card information and using it to make several transactions. police in delhi are looking for this man. they say he cloned a delhi township person' s card and went

grocery stores. if you know who this is. call crimestoppers at 513-352-3040. gone is 60 seconds. surveillance video captures a bike store break in. that bike store is the harley-davidson just north of dayton in vandalia ohio. and that costly crime. took less than a minute to complete. two men fill two trash cans worth of leather goods. their haul is nearly 10 grand in merchandise. police hope the michigan sweatshirt may give one of the suspects away. they also have a picture of the getaway truck. mark: new sanctions for north korea are now law. president barack obama signed off on the new sanctions thursday. congress overwhelmingly passed the measure earlier this month. the sanctions are punishment for kim jong-un' s regime after launching several nuclear and missile tests, as well as suspected cyber attacks. the measures freeze the assets of anyone doing business related to north korea' s nuclear or

or anyone suspected of being involved in the abuse of human rights in north korea. lisa: 5:06 right now presidential candidates in both , parties held dueling events last night, all hoping to convince voters before the weekend' s primaries. the trio made a number of stand-out comments. jeb bush says he would probably nominate someone to the supreme court if he were in president barack obama' s position. governor john kasich said that he could consider appointing former rival chris christie. and donald trump softened his response to reports of pope francis saying trump is not christian if he favors using a wall to stem illegal border crossings. at the same time, hillary clinton and bernie sanders participated in a town hall in las vegas. both trying to win over minority voters and women. in the new poll clinton leads sanders among minorities women primary voters ages 50 and older , and self-identified democrats. , but sanders holds the edge among white men independents and

the results come in just before tomorrow' s democratic caucuses in nevada. mark: kyla woods and standing by with a closer look at the roads. kyla: we are talking about construction right now. it is a daytime closure you will deal with in butler county. 73 at jackson berg road , it will start on the eastside and move over to the west side. you will deal with this between 8:00 or 9:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon. any lunchtime plans or breakfast plans that may take you to this area, you will want to watch were construction. they will close at one lane in each direction alternating between the eastside and west side of jackson berg. here is a look in butler county. things look good on 75 near 129. sounds like they will have to deal with the wind later today. let' s check in with randi rico. randi: it is windy but warm. it is an ok trade-off wind from the south.

for this warm-up today and tomorrow. temperatures in and around the to 75 loop, it has been a while since we have checked temperatures this early in the morning and seen this many towns in the 40' s. 45 in sharonville. 43 and mason, 39 in fort mitchell. one of the cooler spots is lawrenceburg at 38. for the commute to work this morning, it is breezy, mild, near 40. lunchtime, getting windy but warm. 52. for the drive home, watch those gusty winds if you drive a high profile vehicle. temperatures near 60. 40 mile an hour wind gusts could get people wavering out of their lanes for the drive home later today. back to you, i will have the full forecast in a couple of minutes. mark: 5:09 is your time fighting , for air, the climb taking place today to save lives. lisa: plus, shocking video of a helicopter crashing into the water in hawaii. the latest on the victims in the crash. mark: time is up for those who were lucky enough to get their

the faa deadline today and what it could mean for those who don' t register. lisa: coming up on 5:09 on your friday.

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mark: 5:13 is your time as we dig a live look outside your 39, breezy out there. we will have your forecast in just a moment. checking today' s headlines. the so-called affluenza teen will appear in court this morning to learn whether his case will be moved to adult court. ethan couch has been in a tarrant county juvenile facility since his extradition back to the u.s. last month. couch was 16-years-old when he drove drunk and caused a crash that killed four people in dallas. lisa: if you haven' t seen this video, take a look. a sixteen-year-old boy is in critical condition this morning after a helicopter made a crash landing thursday in the waters of pearl harbor, hawaii. good samaritans who saw the

rescue the 5 people on board. first responders rushed to the scene and transported the pilot and 4 passengers to hospitals. no word yet on what caused the crash landing. mark: justice antonin scalia' s body will lie in repose today in the great hall of the supreme court building. a private ceremony will be held before the public is invited to pay their respects. this honor was last given to chief justice william rehnquist in 2005. the funeral is expected to be held tomorrow. today is the deadline for drone owners to register with the faa. lisa: the rule was announced last year before an estimated 1 million drones were sold for the holidays. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner tells us more about what this deadline means. miriah: only 300,000 registered in the first month since the rule took effect, but after today, unregistered drone owners could face serious consequences. it' s a simple online process . users pay five dollars for a three-year registration with the faa and they'

the faa also has an app called before you fly. that shows the flying rules wherever you are. even small drones can pose potential problems so the faa hopes education will help reduce collisions with other aircraft, as well as property damage and injury. even if you' re just flying drones for fun not registering could mean consequences that are not-so-fun. along with the weight parameters for the drones the registration is for drones purchased before december 21 of last year. if you got one after that date say, for christmas you' re supposed to have registered before that drone takes to the you can do all of this online at faa.gov. lisa: the climb of a lifetime for a local firefighter. it' s training that could save others. in case you missed it that was one of our top stories last night at 11:00. union township firefighter jessica moening. put on her full gear last night to climb the steps at good samaritan hospital. she' s finishing up her training. before sunday' s fight for air

the annual fundraiser for the american lung association. jessica says, the climb is hard regardless of how much training you do, but it is worth it. >> it' s hard on your legs. even though i train, i train harder every year because i know how difficult it is. it seems to get harder every year. it' s never easy. it' s difficult each time. lisa: sunday' s climb is to the top of carew tower. the goal is to raise for the $170,000 lung association. they' re about 60% of the way there in pledged donations. i will see you back here for wlwt news 5 starting at 5:00 . randi: a lot of ws in the forecast. it is the weekend. the good part, warmer, the bad part, strong wind.

strong winds through the day. tomorrow. a brief period of rain through the weekend. as we look at the wind advisory, as far as higher area, goes into effect as :00 this morning and last until 7:00 this evening. sustained wind in the 20' s. that is a decent breeze. at times, you could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour. a very windy afternoon on the way. these guys are clearing out. we have a lot of sunshine going through the day. we are already starting out close to 40 in many towns. sitting at what he degrees in springboro. 43 in mason to loveland. 39 at cvg. this is a good starting point. we jump as we head into the afternoon toward 60 or so. 59 for a high downtown. easily could see 60 degrees in many towns through the afternoon. sunny, warm, but check out that wind. 5:00, sustained wind around 20 miles per hour. keep that in mind if you make

it will be breezy but there is a taste of spring in the air. new, 52, 4:00, 59. at 8:00 this evening if you have a friday night plans, temperatures hover in the low 50' s. the breeze will stick around through the night and into tomorrow. futurecast for us today showing clear skies for the most part. later on this evening, a few more clouds around. even a passing sprinkle orders late tonight. that will be about it. tomorrow, mid-60' s, a good bit of sunshine. saturday will not be as windy as it is today. sunday morning, we start to see a couple of rain showers worked their way into the south. only. today, windy and near 60. tomorrow, 65 or so. sunday, showers in the morning. afternoon. year. next week, more normal february and those in the 20' s. how are the roads looking?

little friday light out there. we will pick up later this morning. if you' re heading outside, here' s a look at 471 and 275 very no problems as you approach the interchange in the northbound direction. 65 miles per hour for you as you get ready to head north on outdoor newport and bellevue tour the daniel carter bridge. a five minute commute to get you on the bridge. it won' t take you much longer to get into cincinnati. things are looking good to start us out on this friday. we hope that remains the case and we will have a cover for you. lisa: a loss for the cincinnati bengals during their off-season. mark: which member of the team will not re-sign this fall. lisa: with the reds getting back to work events return for fans. the special-themed games and events you can look forward to this season. mark: taking a live look outside for you this morning at 5:19, stay with us you' re watching , cincinnati'

new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. randi: a beautiful shot of the queen city. things will get windier today. lisa: right now, time to honor our teacher of the week. this week' s teacher is mrs. lisa galvez of covedale elementary school. the parent who nominated her said ms. galvez has gone out of her way. to make the transition for her daughter a seamless one. 6-year-old mckenzie has developmental delays and ms. galvez modified her teaching

growth. ms. galvez said she has her entire team to thank for the award. >> there' s 4 of us in our classroom and we' ve all worked really hard this year, to make particularly mckenzie' s transition into school successful. lisa: ms. galvez walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at 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 should be teacher of the week go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab. for details on how to nominate your favorite teacher. mark? mark: happening today another , friday means another chance to enjoy fish fry season in greater cincinnati. if you want to hit a fish fry for dinner you can check out our , list of locations on our wlwt app and on wlwt.com. lisa: talking baseball now as

pitchers and catchers are in goodyear preparing for a new season and when it' s time to come back to cincinnati the reds are hoping to attract fans with some unique events at great american ball park. it starts with super hero weekend on april 22. fans get a reds super-hero shirt and after the game the friday night fireworks will go off with a super hero-themed soundtrack. a couple weeks later the force awakens at great american ball park. star wars weekend arrives on may 6 and there are all kinds of give-aways including a yoda bobblehead and a reds-themed star wars poster. throughtout the season the reds will have eight themed weekends. mark: checking on the bengals now and it looks like the team is going to lose some talent in the wide receiving corps. fox sports is reporting mohamed sanu is not going to re-sign with the bengals. the report says sanu is planning to look for a new team when the free-agent signing period begins sanu was drafted by the bengals march 9. and he has spent four seasons in

lisa: 5:24, randi rico, good morning to you. randi: it is friday, it is the weekend, and there is a warm up in store for us. starting out this morning, not bad territory. most places close to 40 degrees. if you' re heading out to train for the flying pig, mike jackson sent in this photo. he is getting his training in. if you had out, it will be breezy or really windy. 6:00 this morning, 38 degrees per 6:00 this evening, 67. -- 5070 are a strong wind. if you complain around so the wind is always at your back, you are good to go. 40 mile-per-hour wind in your face is not pleasant. otherwise, the temperatures are nice. if you are training for the flying pig this weekend, send your photos to me because i love to share those as we all train together. temperatures in the morning are not bad here wind dies down a little bit tomorrow. we will deal with rain on sunday morning.

brown county. lisa: how a couple is recovering this morning after being attacked by their own dogs. >> will kentucky college students be hit with big tuition increases? the latest on how the state' s new budget could impact families as governor bevin heads to northern kentucky. mark: plus, a semi-runs over a

mark: remembering antonin scalia. lisa: new witness cell phone what we' ve learned about gaston of paul gaston' s life. what we' ve learned about gaston and what the girlfriend is saying. mark: and dueling town halls across the country. what presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle touched on last night. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, news 5 today. m , mark hayes. lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. kyla woods is here with a check on the traffic and randi rico is here with the forecast. the weekend?

we will take it. we are talking temperatures tomorrow. mark: nice. i look out not bad. -- kyla: not bad. randi: the winds are coming out of the south. today. 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., winds hour. that is a decent breeze. at times this afternoon, we could get gusty with wind gusts in the 30 to 40 mile per hour range. it is going to be windy hand-in-hand with the warm air. council rolling out of greater cincinnati. we have about a 50 mile per hour sustained winds. look at the state of illinois. sustained 20 to 25 miles per hour, and that is what we will be contending with through the afternoon. windy and warm for the time into the weekend. 8:00 a.m., sunny and breezy, 38. at noon, already at 52.

strong wind gusts out of the temperature. you' ll like the temperature forecast. if you drive a big truck on the highway, the winds could be a what is the latest? kyla: right now, clear conditions. no issues or delays. looking at the airport, no delays getting you there and hopefully, none in the skies. the interstate 275 looks great eastbound and westbound. elsewhere on the loop, on the northern edge, 275 at mosteller, no problems near the i-75 interchange and up into butler county. things are looking good and completely open for you. 275 and keller, same thing will stop no accidents to report. we will keep you updated and check again shortly. mark: thank you. developing right now, a woman

lisa: dan griffin has more on the investigation. dan: good morning. it was here along verity parkway in middletown where investigators responded to a woman hit by a semi this morning. a scary scene. it was about 2:00 this morning. fire crews confirming she was airlifted after the accident. there is no word on specific injuries at this point and not their what led up to the crash. we are told the semi driver is ok at this point. the woman' s condition is still re still working to get more information about how this happened and how she is doing. for now we are live in news. lisa: 71 southbound is moving again after crews cleared the scene of this crash overnight police say southbounds lanes were closed for about an hour near the red bank road exit because of a crash involving two drivers. no one was hurt and the lanes opened up just before 1:00 this

mark: cincinnati police now saying the man killed by officers wednesday in cheviot was shot after reaching into his waistband for what looked like a real gun. we now know it was a pellet gun. the incident was captured on cell phone video. paul gaston was shot nine times by three police officers and died from his injuries. one person is now questioning the officers' decision to shoot . that is gaston' s girlfriend. she tells us she doesn' t believe he needed to die that night. the girlfriend said she called 911 after gaston hit her daughter with the pellet gun. but when police got to her home, gaston had already taken off. the girlfriend wanted her identity protected, so we' re not showing her face and we' ve distorted her voice. >> he had been drinking and he just had an accident. i' m not trying to justify him not listening, but i' m pretty sure that played a major role in it. mark: the three officers who fired their guns are from district three. they are on paid administrative leave until the investigation is complete. mark: viciously attacked in

a brown county couple is recovering after breaking up a dog fight. the dog warden was called out to a home on new harmony salem road in mount orab thursday afternoon. he says it' s unclear what started the fight between the dogs, but the woman and man were hurt trying to pull them apart. the dogs are both terrier mixes a 5-year-old male and a 2 to , 3-year-old female. the dog warden says the female is new to the family. >> they didn' t seem like they were vicious dogs when they were outside at all, but i don' t know, you don' t know what happens inside. lisa: both victims were taken uc medical center and are expected to survive. the female dog was taken to the county' s shelter. mark: proposed budget cuts in kentucky could result in some college students paying more for tuition. governor matt bevin will be in northern kentucky today talking about the issue that has several college presidents frustrated. andrew setters is in florence with the story.

andrew: governor matt bevin is coming at a gateway community college at a time when he was to cut funding for colleges, needs tuition rates could increase for students or their options for classes could be cut back. all of this is playing out as the governor prepares for his trip later this morning. his proposed budget has been met with strong opposition from leaders of the kentucky community college system is that cuts for colleges would mean higher tuition for students or fewer options for schools as they try to make up the financial difference will stop the governor is coming to gateway community college just after he took on the issue head on talking to a group of community college leaders. >> these cuts are draconian. they will affect every part of our university. >> i would love to be the governor who stands here before you and says simply, hey, everybody gets what they want and then some on top of that. who wouldn' t want to be that governor? that would be fantastic. it would be fun, make my job a whole lot more interesting. but guess what? it' s not reality.

for more investment in advanced manufacturing jobs in kentucky come and he happens to be visiting the advanced manufacturing center here at gateway community college later today. andrew setters, wlwt is sobbing. lisa: with nevada' s caucuses and south carolina' s primary just a day away, democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders took part in a town hall meeting last night in las vegas. sanders was the first candidate to take the stage, with clinton appearing later to answer questions from the moderator and members of the audience. both candidates are trying to win over minority voters and women. separately, that didn' t stop them from taking jabs at each >> we' secretary will say what she' ll >> i just don' t know where all maybe it' s because senator sanders wasn' t really a democrat until he decided to run for president. lisa: hillary clinton still leads senator bernie sanders by double digits nationally in a

53% of democratic primary voters back clinton, while 42% support senator sanders. mark: as for the republicans, three of the candidates took to the stage in south carolina last night for a second day of town hall meetings. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk with a recap of that event. miriah: ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, and donald trump all took questions from voters in columbia last night. all three discussed a gamut of issues, including the future of obamacare and how the u.s. should deal with the terror group isis. all three candidates also showed a softer side by talking about the importance of family. trump' s recent war of words with pope francis was also a hot topic last night. the controversy broke out earlier thursday when the pontiff told reporters that a person who thinks only about building walls and not bridges is not christian. though trump reacted swiftly at a rally earlier in the day, he softened his response at the town hall meeting.

statement, and i think it was probably a little bit nicer statement than was reported by you folks in the media because after i read it, it was a little bit softer. ve got , to have a border. miriah: this was the second south carolina republican town hall in recent days. ben carson and senators ted cruz and marco rubio addressed south carolina voters wednesday. south carolina holds its republican presidential primary tomorrow. arrive turn her. lisa: a final goodbye begins this morning for justice antonin scalia. a public viewing will take place today. scalia will lie in repose in the supreme court' s great hall. before the public viewing, family, friends, and the justices will hold a private ceremony. a funeral mass will be held tomorrow given by his own son paul, who is a catholic priest. mark: let see what is coming our way with the forecast today. randi: we have warmer weather, but also pretty strong winds

just gusts have been in the 20 to 30 mile per hour range. sustained winds closer to 15 miles per hour. that will be the case through much of the day. the gusts get stronger into the afternoon. the clouds are clearing out and the temperatures, truthfully, it doesn' t feel that bad. right at 40 degrees. breezy and warming up. as we get into the afternoon, how about 58 degrees? windy and warm if they want to play out after school, the ground is still mushy, but with the wind today couple of sunshine and warmer air, tomorrow in the mid-60' s, many of your backyard -- maybe your backyard will not be a mud hit like mine is right now. hopefully we can try out into the weekend. kyla, extra hairspray today. i know it is not throwback thursday because it is flashback

some awesome hair pics and re-create that. kyla: holding her hair up with the come and spring with the other hand? good stuff. that would will surly be a factor as randi mentioned. on the road was, if you make it tossed around today. playing for that if you' re traveling through any parts of our greater cincinnati commute later today for the afternoon and evening. this morning, we have construction that will take place later today as well. it sounds like cruz will have decent weather to deal with, but they will have to worry about the wind. northbound 75, rolling roadblocks between western hills and 74 on the northbound side. that is scheduled from about midnight tonight until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. overnight closure. there' s a look at the interstates right now, looking good northbound and southbound. starting to pick up, especially in the southbound direction.

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randi: good morning. taking a live look outside at 5:43 in the morning. you can see the flag flapping a little in the breeze. the winds about 10 to 15 miles per hour, but they will get stronger as we press the afternoon. sustained winds at 20 to 25 miles per hour, gusts possible to 40. at any point this afternoon, hold onto your hat. heading out to your fish fry this evening, hold onto your doggie back because it will be windy. 4:00 today, close to 60 degrees. the chapter looks all right but the winds will be strong at times -- the temperature looks all right, but the winds will be strong a time. the advisory expires at 7:00 this evening, but the wind will continue. lisa: thank you. a wake-up call for some parents in the forest hills school district who came out last night for a tough lesson on staying safe in a digital world.

tells us about the meeting on cyber threats. miriah: nearly 200 people, most of them parents, showed up last night. the intent of the meeting to learn the realities of cyber dangers. many parents that attended say their tech i.q. was admittedly low, which is why the meeting was so important. some take away tips organizers gave parents, talk to your child and know their peers. also own all of your child' s , passwords. be sure to subscribe to your internet carrier' s parental controls. audit your family' s private information and keep on top of tech trends. some of the parents last night, were already familiar with the dangers of technology. we talked with one family who told us their daughter' s email address and cell phone number were stolen and are part of a fake profile online created without the teenagers knowledge. the case is now under investigation. mark? mark: kentucky lawmakers are looking at a measure that would create some limitations to when students would go back to school each fall. the state senate committee is

prevent classes from starting any earlier than the monday closest to august 26. schools with a year-round calendar could get an exemption. schools that have had seven or more snow days in the last five years could also receive a waiver. t come up for a vote. underway at summit elementary school. ceremony later this morning as they work get started. the renovations are happening after the voters passed a bond issue in 2014. this is one of eight school districts that plan to renovate. we are told the renovations should be done in time for the fall of 2017. new development plans for the banks downtown. four entertainment has signed an agreement to bring a new entertainment venue to the banks. the new bar will be called the stretch. it will go into the former johnny rocket' s space at the banks. it will feature local and nationally recognized dj' s. it' s scheduled to open this summer. four entertainment helped develop nine other bars around

lachey' s, and the righteous room. mark: if you' re looking for something to do this weekend, consider the cincinnati auto export. -- auto expo. hundreds of different vehicles to check out. the show runs from 11:00 to 9:00 today, 10:00 to 9:00 saturday. tickets are $11 for adults and free for kids 12 and under. so you can go several times if you would like. lisa: i think, women, take your man with you. women like cars. mark: absolutely. kyla: i like a nice car. i' m not driving one, but i like to look at them. here' s a look your travel times. 16 minutes out of butler county,

275 looks good. the entire loop is clear. 30 minutes from used pages 71. 71-75, 19 minutes. -- 13 minutes from the loop to 71. 71-75, 19 minutes. if you' re stopping traffic later today, hold onto the wheel. windy conditions later on today. randi: a very windy and end to the day. currently sitting at 39 degrees. this is probably the lightest of the winds we will see. they will ramp up into the afternoon. we have a wind advisory in effect from 10:00 this morning through 7:00 this evening. that is not just for our area, but it extends toward chicago. starting out this morning with skies clearing out. a good bit of sunshine through the day and maybe a few clouds filtering in for the evening. chicago, starting out with

and gusts upwards of 40. we are going from gusts at 25 or 30, heading into the early afternoon, could see gusts in the 40 mile per hour range. they should slack off a little bit after the evening commute. 8:00, 38 and greasy and mild. at noon, warming up at the wind picks up. very close to 60. greasy into the evening. the futurecast shows we are looking sunny but a few clouds will pass us by. tomorrow, a few clouds but turn nice and sunny through the afternoon. tomorrow, 10 to 15 most per hour. not as strong as today. tonight into sunday morning,

morning, moving out of the afternoon. still have time sunday afternoon to make it to the mid-50' s. looking at the seven-day forecast, windy, 59. tomorrow, breezy and 65. rate showers to start out your sunday. temperatures take a bit of a slide next week, but back to where we should be on a highs in the 40' s the malaise in the 20' s. may see a brief mix tuesday night into wednesday of rain and snow. mark: caught on camera. a tender moment on the campaign trail. lisa: how john kasich supported just comforted a supporter who shared a difficult story with him. mark: five: 50, friday morning. congratulations, you made it. we will be back in a moment. you are waking up with cincinnati'

lisa: welcome back. hope it is a great start for you. 5:53, 39 degrees. we a nice warm-up starting basically, right now. we will check it into the weekend just ahead. first, stories training this morning. mark: philadelphia police is trying to help kanye west out of debt. it appears they' re offering him a job. the police department posted this tweet -- we r hiring, @kanyewest. starting salary of $47,929; u could be debt-free by the year

kanye tweeted last week that he was in personal debt and that $53 million mark zuckerberg should invest $1 billion in him as the greatest artist of all time. west has not responded to the job offer. lisa: a little rock tv station' s campaign to add a puppy to its staff has worked. the dog belongs to a station employee who happened to bring the pup to work last week. the golden retriever named shade won the hearts of staffers, but not the station' s bosses. for news directors decided to make a deal. if a photo of shade got 100,000 likes, he could stay around as the station mascot. well, the photo didn' t get enough likes by the deadline, but after some more ribbing and a trending hashtag #wewantshade, the news director gave in. mark: the director does that sound like a pet person. do you know anybody like that, lisa? lisa: no, that i know a people

mark: pennsylvania grandmother betty ritchie decided to celebrate her 85th birthday with some snow angels. her kids say she has always had a playful personality and the video has made her into a local celebrity. she says she' s glad it is making so many happy. happy birthday to you, betty. age is just a number. just a number. but i have seen enough snow for the season. lisa: it makes my age never go up, for the record. mark: an emotional moment at a campaign event for ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich yesterday in south carolina. lisa: the moment was even played during last night' s town hall. wlwt news 5' s kyla woods shows us the softer side of politics. good morning to you. kyla: a wonderful story, no matter what side of the aisle you sit on. hugs make things go better. while at a town hall in south carolina, a georgia man briefly explains some of the pain he' s

>> i found hope and i found it in the lord and in my friends and now i found it in my , presidential candidate that i support. and i' d really appreciate one of those hugs you' ve been talking about. kyla: this moment is getting a lot of positive buzz for the presidential hopeful. it was even aired during the town hall last night in south carolina. with host anderson cooper asking how governor kasich felt about the interaction. the presidential candidate responded by saying supporters like brett smith remind him that he needs to slow down in life. the moment reminds us all that behind all the politics, the candidates are humans, too. kasich will now remain in south carolina for a few more days before saturday' s republican presidential primary. mark and lisa? lisa: ahead at 6:00 on the later asked -- latest from middletown after one was hit by a truck. mark: running out of time in real.

olympians. randi: our temperatures are climbing, but the winds are going to be gusty. very close to 40 starting out. by lunchtime, low 50' s. the high today, close to 60. strong winds expected today into tomorrow. we will break down the timing of

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lisa: emergency crews call air care in middletown. what we learning about a woman hit by a truck driver overnight. mark: the man shot and killed by cincinnati police. new video showing what happened before officers opened fire. lisa: a harley heist. the search this morning for some fast-moving criminals. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: outside live on your friday morning, it is a windy start and the wind is when a pickup drove the day. let' s check the forecast right now. 6:00 a.m. on your good morning, friday, i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. we' re here with all of the hair news you need to know. randi: can we talk about this? mark carries his own personal -- you want me to this afternoon, because this is what your hair is going to look like.