mark: an arraignment today for the uber driver accused of killing six people in michigan saturday. what police are saying about a motive in the case. lisa: a family gets closure after an army veteran is found dead. how they' re using his story to reach out to others who are struggling. mark: a group tied with major hacking scandals has allegedly found a local target. the cincinnati police department is handling a reported run-in with anonymous. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today.

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. details on a fabulous weekend. randi: look at the temperatures. 72 on saturday. yesterday basically 60. i know you' re hoping for a repeat today. it is a monday. temperatures drop 10 degrees from saturday to sunday. we' re basically falling another 10 degrees from sunday into monday. the high today, 50-ish. a good bit cooler than saturday but still above average. the radar showing mostly clear skies across our area. it will be a pretty sunny day.

re still in the authorities. 36 degrees officially a cvg. 35 in dry ridge. wilmington, 32. a cooler start then we had yesterday. 8:00, 33. noon, 45 degrees. the high temperature, near 50 today. rain and snow in the seven-day forecast. guys? mark: thank you. developing now, a hacking group posts personal information of cincinnati police officers. lisa: and the move is connected to a recent officer-involved shooting. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with what we learned overnight. andrew? andrew: the group calling itself anonymous has released information about 52 cincinnati

the online database has taken down. the information is still out there and still a concern for cincinnati police. they say it' s in response to the deadly shooting of paul gaston last week. cincinnati police said paul gaston was armed with an airsoft gun when he was shot and killed last week. the group anonymous draws connetions between gaston' s shooting and the deaths of john crawford and tamir rice, who were also carrying toy guns. another incident the day before in mount healthy involved a man with a toy gun who was confronted by police, but not shot. that was referenced in a video released by anonymous. the group that released the information on cincinnati officers says they will data dump as many officers as they see fit for each situation. we are hoping to learn where the information came from and how it was obtained and how the department is responding. reporting live andrew setters, , wlwt news 5.

new this morning, a man injured after he was hit by a driver walking down i-275. this happened in the west-bound lanes, right by i-71. he ended up up on the interstate after walking out of the hospital. he injured his head and his leg, and he was taken back to bethesda. mark: a couple hours earlier, two teenagers were hurt in a crash in crosby township. the intersection of new haven road and mount hope road. a 16-year-old girl was driving, and a 15-year-old girl was also in the car. police say the driver lost control, hit a guard rail, and then hit a utility pole. both girls were taken to the hospital, and they are expected to be ok. happening today, two suspects expected in court after a police chase on the west side. police say 24-year-old iesha harris and 23-year-old darius loveless assaulted a woman in colerain township, and then stole the u-haul truck she was driving. harris got behind the wheel and

up. harris eventually hit some stop sticks and crashed into a police cruiser. they are both expected to be arraigned later this morning. lisa: 27-year-old aaron berns had been missing since the first of the year. berns went missing after authorities say he started a fire at a morrow home and jumped in to a river to elude them. last night his family says while they' ve gotten closure, they hope his death means more. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa spoke to his parents and has the latest. tammy: the vigil had already been planned for sunday, but the closure came the day before. >> it felt like it was meant to be. tammy: aaron berns' body was found in the little miami river after missing since new year' s day. >> it' s been a long two months, very long time. tammy: deputies say the 27-year-old jumped into the river while on the run from deputies. investigators say he set a morrow duplex on fire. >> it' s a nightmare. you know, the first two days police did a very intensive search near the river where he

the river was eight feet above its normal level. tammy: before his death, berns was an army veteran. he went to combat on two tours in iraq. >> he did bring a lot of joy to the people he met over in iraq. he went around with the generals and he was the soldier on the side. tammy: but back home, his family says he struggled with posttraumatic stress disorder. >> maybe this will wake up somebody somewhere to say we need to do something before t adjust. tammy: even though their son couldn' t find the peace he longed for, maybe with this vigil someone else will. >> i just hope that there are many other people out there maybe that are searching for peace that will be helped instead of finding an end such as this. lisa: aaron' s family continued the past seven weeks throughout

mark: a michigan man police say went on a shooting rampage will be arraigned today on murder and attempted murder charges. he opened fire at three different locations saturday night shooting eight people, six of them fatally. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk now with the latest on the investigation. good morning. miriah: just over 24 hours after the first shots were fired, people gathered at a special church service to mourn and pray on sunday. police are saying the violence shown saturday appears to be random. they have identified the gunman as 45-year-old jason dalton. authorities say the shootings began just before 6:00 at an apartment complex. the victim there, a mother of three, is now in serious condition. the shooting spree continued for more than four hours at a car dealership and a restaurant parking lot. six people were killed, including high school student tyler smith and his father, who were targeted while shopping for a new car. sister-in-law mary nye also killed. they had spent the evening at a

shots were fired, police apprehended jason dalton without incident. critical condition from the shooting this morning, originally thought to be dead. police say dalton had ties to the community and did not have a criminal record. suspect was a driver for the from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: thank you. the death penalty begins today in rome. calling for an end to the death he told a crowd in st. peter' s square sunday, "you shall not kill" applies to the guilty, as well. the pope asked catholic politicians to put a moratorium on executions during the year of mercy, which ends in november. here at home, the community will say goodbye today to a familiar west side business owner. price hill chili owner chris beltsos' funeral will take place today. sunday, we found a long line of mourners outside the meyer and geiser funeral home waiting to pay their respects.

age of 47. mark: time now to check in with randi. randi: good morning. we had a perfect weekend for february. hopefully you didn' t get too used to it. temperatures are in the 40' s to start the week and cooler towards the end of the week. the coolest readings around freezing in hamilton. downtown cincinnati, much closer to 36 degrees. the wind right now is very light. grab a jacket as you head out the door. do cold early this morning with temperatures a couple of degrees above freezing.

for february standards, awesome. highs near 50 today through wednesday. cooler towards the end of the week. let' s get you out the door this monday morning. kyla: we have some pretty clear conditions as we get started on this monday. 74 harrison, wide open. no word if there is any construction, but there is none schedule just yet on 75. here at donaldson towards the 275 interchange, no problems. as far as your' s speed and travel times. lisa: thank you. reds players are reporting early in goodyear, including jay

mark: coming up in sports, the latest trade rumors for the reds right fielder. lisa: a disney classic is looking at a remake. the trailer they released last night about a boy and his dragon. mark: 36 degrees. you' re waking up to cincinnati' s wlwt news 5 today. stay with us. we don't decorate in one color. we don't stick to one fabric. or one shape. so why use traditional aerosols that are one-dimensional? new air wick room mist with life scents is a multi-layered fragrance, just like scents in real life. our homes are rich, varied, and pleasantly surprising. and air wick room mist is, too. finally, a true-to-life fragrance, for your lively home.

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lisa: good morning and welcome back on your monday. hope you had a nice weekend. some changes coming in when we continue. disney is once again revisiting one of their greatest hits for a live-action remake. mark: miriah turner joins us now with the details and other stories trending this morning. miriah: walt disney pictures has debuted the first trailer for "pete' s dragon," a classic from almost 40 years ago. the plot revisits the 1977 family film combining live action and cgi to tell the story orphaned boy, pete, and his best friend, elliott, who just happens to be a dragon. if you just can' t wait until the end of the summer, head to theaters this spring to catch remakes of "the jungle book" and "alice through the looking glass," a sequel to 2010' s "alice in wonderland" remake.

s been 30 years since "ferris bueller' s day off," so get ready for ferris-fest. it' s a celebration in chicago where the film takes place. events planned for the may weekend include a screening, a tour of filming locations, and a - re-creation of that famous parade scene, along with a few celebrity sightings. tickets to various events range from $25 to $300. and it' s 5:00 somewhere. today is national margarita day. the famous concoction of tequila, triple sec, and lime is celebrated every year on february 22. which is interesting. so whether you like it blended, on the rocks, or with salt, be sure to use the hashtag national margarita day to share what you think is the best margarita in town. lisa: we can have the margaritas while we' re watching "ferris bueller' s day off."

randi: you have to run off the calories eventually. thank you for sending of this photo over the weekend. we had awesome running weather over the weekend. 6:00 p.m., 46. a decent day today and tomorrow. we have some rain and some snow for the middle of the week. as you train for the flying pig, send me your pictures on facebook and twitter. back to february normal weather in the next couple days. mark: thank you. the cincinnati reds across the country in arizona this morning. lisa: wlwt news 5' s elise jesse tells us the latest on their spring training. elise: good morning. many of the players have

go eorge has been busy digging into the trade rumors surrounding jay bruce. >> we estimated to goodyear, arizona, home of the cincinnati reds during spring training. jay bruce didn' t know if he was going to be here. he has been the subject for off-season trade rumors. but jay knows this is part of the deal. he is a veteran. >> i look forward to being here. it is part of the business. i truly believe the reds will do everything they can to help this organization. making a move with me is part of

>> jay is in camp early. he doesn' t know if he' s going to be year the entire camp. even the reds brass isn' t sure of that. elise: fans at the daytona international speedway had all the fun yesterday. we go to florida, the daytona 500 going down yesterday. they were staying close to each other throughout the race. denny hamlin pulling a hail mary move. look at that. ending joe gibbs' 23-year drought. the women of xavier taking

madison blackwell getting the loose ball. the layout is good for two. seton hall would pull away. pirates up seven. xavier keeping it close . seton picking up the won. that is it for me. we send it back to you guys. mark: taking a live look outside morning. 36 degrees right now. some changes after this weekend' s weather. lisa: it was pretty much perfect. i refuse to let it go. it was nice to see shorts and t-shirts over the weekend.

re totally clear of the at air. temperatures starting out closer to freezing in the northern communities. a decent but cool-ish start to the day, especially compared to yesterday. night into sunday morning. a cold front send our temperatures down. around 60 or so yesterday. we will be closer to this afternoon. the wind, seven miles per hour. 8:00 a.m., around 33. lunchtime, 45. still mild for february but not

pushing 49 or 50 into the afternoon and evening. maybe some passing clouds at times. we stay on the mild side today, tomorrow, and into wednesday. at the change into the middle of the week. 49 degrees today and more sunshine. tonight, 39 degrees with more clouds around. 50 again tomorrow. turning cloudy with rain rolling in late tuesday night. steady rain during the day on wednesday. temperatures fall wednesday night into thursday morning. early on thursday morning a showers. thursday. i think we did see some snow to

a quick rebound into the weekend s. guys? ohio' s governor has approved a bill to strip funding from planned parenthood. governor john kasich signed a measure sunday cutting more than a million dollars the agency receives through ohio' s health department. the mostly federal money supports hiv testing, cancer screenings, and violence prevention. supporters want the money to help centers that don' t provide abortions. mark: in commitment 2016 news, governor john kasich is headed to virginia today ahead of tomorrow' s nevada caucuses. the republican presidential candidate will host three campaign events, starting this morning at a town hall at george mason university. kasich also planned an afternoon event in charlottesville, virginia, and another town hall at virginia commonwealth university in richmond tonight. his appearances come two days after south carolina' s primaries, where he finished in a distant fifth among other republican candidates. lisa: meanwhile, donnie wahlberg

stuff. the new kids on the block member donnie wahlberg has officially endorsed rubio for president, first in a statement, then later appearing with the gop candidate at a north las vegas rally. tomorrow, nevada holds its republican caucuses. wahlberg told the crowd he' s never voted for a republican before, but marco rubio changed his mind. it' s an issue that' s become a reoccurring problem in modern times -- school threats. we' ve reported on dozens of them locally in the last year alone. mark: wlwt news 5' s sheree paolello joins us now with a look at how schools go about informing parents of the threats. sheree: keeping you in the loop when your child' s safety is on the line. you know, when someone threatens your child' s school with violence, how quickly do you find out? most parents with cell phones expect to learn of threats immediately. but a wlwt investigation reveals different districts handle notifications in very different

>> how we handle it. we' re looking for the safety of our kids. sheree: threats against schools are on the rise in greater cincinnati. tonight at 6:00, investigative reporter todd dykes shows you why your expectation may be far different from reality when it comes to what you know and when about your child' s safety at school. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. we had a gorgeous weekend, 60' s and 70' s. we are near 50 today. in a typical february that would sound pretty warm. still nice and sunny today. there will be more typical february weather through the middle of the week. sunny skies and mild temperatures today.

clouds rolling in tuesday night. rain showers on wednesday. rain will be happy at times. eventually they wednesday night into thursday morning, our rain will changeover to snow showers. it is still wintertime and february. 49 today. 53 with that rain on wednesday. temperatures fall and the ground pools off. 40' s. kyla: our roads looking good on this monday morning. here is a look at our map. we' re still seeing green conditions. the travel times are reflecting that as well. 25 minutes on 275 from the

17 minutes out of warrn county -- warren county. you can see a few cars tripping along on 71 -- trickling along on 71. mark: thank you. former ohio congressman. now vying for john boehner' s eigth district seat. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 4:56 as we get started on a

lisa: a big day tomorrow on the 2016 presidential campaign trail. how candidates are preparing for super tuesday. mark: the search continues for a missing pendleton county mother. the reward the family is now offering in the case. lisa: and a local enterpreneur remembered for the mark he left on the price hill community today. how the owner of price hill chili is being remembered. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your monday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico

if we could just hit repeat. lisa: i have been trying. randi: i am sorry. no, we' re in for about a 10 degrees drop today from yesterday. 70' s on saturday. 60' s on sunday. 50' s today. yesterday 59 for the high. today closer to 49. we are starting out with a typical february chill this morning with most places in the 30' s. most places, mid 30' s as you head out the door this morning. mostly clear skies on radar. a little on the chilly side this morning. grab a jacket.