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.

lunchtime. i have been bumming people out with the forecast. kyla: still nice for february. hopefully no complaints for you. toward the 75 interchange we' re still pretty light. then we will start to pick things up in about an hour. rolling right along, as you can see here. right now very light. 71, 75 looks good at mount zion. towards the 275 interchange, you' re good to go there, as well. we will check again shortly. lisa: thank you. a driver has swerved to miss a deer and hit a pole on

the cincinnati man was not hurt but likely going too fast. new this morning, a house damaged by fire in independence. this happened just before midnight on flintrock bluff. in the garage and spread to other parts of the house. four people were inside when this broke out, and everyone made it out of the house. destroyed. investigators are still working to determine the cause. police find a body in the little miami river. on new year' s day, police say 27-year-old aaron berns jumped into the river after setting a duplex on fire, then running away from deputies. family and friends have not stopped searching for aaron since then. saturday, berns' body was found in the river near loveland. bern' s family say he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder after serving two tours in iraq. the family says they decided to hold the vigil even after the devastating news because they

fighting ptsd. >> we just felt very strongly that either the army or someone has to do something to prepare our young men to really face civilian life and make that transition and be better mark: bern' s family said he had a tough childhood, too. but he loved judo, martial arts, and serving his country. the owner of a popular chili restaurant is being remembered today. lisa: crowds of people were in attendance for chris beltsos' visitation sunday. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with how he' s being remembered. good morning. dan: good morning. there was a long line yesterday for his visitation. he died from cancer. he was the cofounder of price hill chili. dozens upon dozens of people lined up at meyer and geiser funeral home to pay their respects. according to his obituary, beltsos leaves behind a wife and children.

major following. some reviews describe the experience as untouched by time. the restaurant said it will be closed all day as many share a final goodbye. the funeral for chris beltsos is set for today at 11:00 a.m. at holy trinity-st. nicholas greek orthodox church. the family asked remembrance be made to cancer research. we are live in springfield township, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: in pendleton county, the search for a missing mother continues. tara turner has been missing from falmouth since january 31st. pendleton county sheriff' s deputies conducted a training dive sunday near the foster boat ramp. no tips led them to that location, but they wanted to rule it out. turner' s family is offering a $10,000 reward for her return. police are looking for the person who shot someone in the stomach near a white castle restaurant in avondale on reading road. police took the victim to uc medical center. they have not released the person' s condition. police also say it' s unclear

place or if the shooter knew the victim. mark: an argument in westwood ends with a shot fired. it happened about 1:30 sunday morning in the 3,000 block of bracken woods lane. police say a family was drinking when two people got into an argument. someone took out a gun and fired a shot. a bullet grazed one person, but that individual should be ok. happening today, cincinnati' s mayor and police chief will host their final forum about reducing violent crime. past sessions have suggested more development and job opportunities for young people. you can offer your ideas to deal with police violence. today' s session takes place at the college hill community center. the forum starts at 6:30 tonight. lisa: happening today, butler county will offer voters a chance to meet most of the candidates running to replace john boehner. 17 people are vying for his eighth district seat. miami university will host two forums today. the first will take place at its west chester learning center. then an evening forum takes

another primary down for the republican presidential candidates and another caucus down for the democratic candidates. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk now with the latest on the 2016 campaign trail. good morning. miriah: democrat hillary clinton came out on top in the nevada caucus, while republican donald trump dominated in south carolina this weekend. now candidates are focusing on super tuesday. republicans will caucus on tomorrow in nevada. and democrats will have their primary in south carolina on saturday. but both parties are looking ahead to march 1, when candidates can win more delegates than any other day of primary season. south carolina winner donald trump is already on to the next race. mr. trump: we are going one after another. are we going to win georgia? [cheers] mr. trump: but it is crunch time. we have to go out and vote. we have to get out there. we have to vote. miriah: hillary clinton is

carolina. she has a big lead in the polls, but sanders is hitting the campaign trail trying to make up ground. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: thank you. coverage is also online. go to wlwt.com or our mobile app. you can see were all the candidates stand on the league issues. mark: let' s see what is happening on the roads. kyla: we do have some construction along 75. it will be near galbreath. you will see some construction in the evening and overnight hours into tomorrow. plan on that if you' re traveling southbound on 75. often you are familiar with the construction project that take place off and on.

right now. looking clear all the way inside the 275 corridor. we just got spoiled over the last few days. randi: if you want to have 60' s and 70' s, it is better that they happen over the weekend. right now 275 around the 275 loop, 35 in westchester. 37 in fort mitchell. plan on temperatures a couple of degrees above freezing as you head out the door. you do need a jacket. it is cooler this morning. a few more clouds around for the drive home, upper 40' s. rain and snow to contend with this week, coming up in a couple of minutes. mark: thank you. the daytona 500 wrapped up yesterday with a neck-and-neck

lisa: why organizers are calling the closest win in dayton 500 history. mark: some suggestions on how you can put your tax refund to better use. lisa: hope you had a great weekend.

spokesbox: go paperless, don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need safe driver accident-free everybody put your flaps in the air for me mark: good morning and welcome back. 34 degrees right now. checking today' s headlines. a michigan man accused of killing six people in a random shooting spree is expected in court today. investigators in kalamazoo say jason dalton chose victims at random saturday night, shooting people outside an apartment complex, a car dealership, and a restaurant over nearly seven hours. six people died, and two others, including a 14-year-old girl,

dalton is expected to be arraigned on murder charges today. lisa: the supreme court hears cases today for the first time since the death of associate justice antonin scalia. the court is now evenly split ideologically among its eight members. president obama plans to nominate a replacement, over the objection of republicans who say that job should fall to his successor. mark: a door-to-door dash to the checkered flag ended in an historic photo finish at the daytona 500 on sunday. with one lap to go, denny hamlin wedged between matt kenseth and martin truex jr. in what people are calling a hail mary move. hamlin and truex raced to the finish line. after further review, a photo finish determined that hamlin edged out truex by one one hundredth of a second, the closest finish in daytona 500 history. doesn' t get any closer than that. just when you thought you could take that tax refund you' re getting and splurge on something you want, along comes an idea on what you really need to do with

lisa: wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is here now with some tips on how to put that money to good use. miriah: if tempted to use your 2015 tax refund to indulge yourself, you are not alone. the irs is on pace to match or exceed last year' s 77 million refund checks that averaged about $2800 apiece. however, financial advisors say it doesn' t take much imagination to figure out what you should do with your refund. here' s some pointers for you. thousands of people in the u.s. suffer from credit card debt, so financial advisors say that' s where it should go first. or if you racked up some student loans while getting that degree, you can use the money to pay a good chunk of it off. another recommendation, putting refund money into an emergency fund that reduces the potential for more debt. you could also put that money toward making your future a little easier by putting it into a retirement account. and don' t forget, the date to submit your tax return has been moved back a few days. this year' s deadline falls on april 18.

lisa: a class-action lawsuit has been filed against amc theatres, claiming the chain makes it hard for blind people to enjoy going to the movies. those listed in the lawsuit say the audio-description devices are often unavailable, have a low battery, or play the wrong audio descriptions. the lawsuit also claims amc staff sometimes hand blind customers devices intended for those who are deaf. amc has not publically responded to the lawsuit. mark: netflix knows it only has seconds before you move on to something else. so it' s rolled out a multimillion-dollar recommendation system for its new global audience. before, recommendations were based on where you lived, but going forward, recommendations will be based on the viewing habits of customers from around the world. netflix' s aim is to give you exactly what you want to watch when you want to watch it. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast.

three animated shows over and over again. we take a look at the forecast, hopefully you got outside over the weekend. we had temperatures in the 60' s and 70' s. it will be sunny but not is mild as the weekend. temperatures in the 30' s this morning. we have rain and snow rolling toward cincinnati in the middle of the week. temperatures around freezing. 31 in springboro. harrison, 30, the coldest spot. a cool spot to the day. this afternoon, most places in the upper 40' s or a 50 or two possible south of the ohio river. about a 10 degrees drop from yesterday.

lunchtime, 45. 4:00, 49 degrees. 8:00 tonight, clouds start to roll back in. sunny to partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow with temperatures pretty close to 50. the next system is coming at us from the south. low and mid 50' s on wednesday. we are talking heavy rain at times through the day. rain and snow towards greater cincinnati. depending on when that happens, we will see a changeover and the potential for some accumulation on thursday. 49 degrees today and more sunshine. 30' s tonight, cloudy and cool.

rain arrives late tomorrow. steady rain on wednesday. will drop. mid and upper dirties. -- mid and upper 30' s. friday is a cooler day. stuck in the 20' s with a couple of flurries. right back up into the 40' s and dry for the weekend. we had a decent weekend. kyla: we have to get through a few days senate little bit of snow and get back to the weekend. i am buying what you are selling. the morning road conditions are off to a good start. you can see things are moving along rather well, especially on

there was an action that happened yesterday and we have a closure at new haven road in harrison. if you are traveling through that area in harrison, try to avoid that. intersection looking good on 74 near the 275 interchange. we have a first burst of traffic. lisa: taking steps towards a cure. mark: how hundreds climbed to sky-high heights for a good cause. lisa: think beer and exercise don' t mix? well a business in over-the-rhine would disagree. how you can blend brewing and bending every sunday. mark: taking a live look outside right now. 5:19. stay with us. you' re watching cincinnati'

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lisa: good morning and welcome back on a monday. we will find out about the forecast with randi. but first, teams of climbers a good cause. association hosted its fight for air climb sunday. kyla: the annual event took place at the carew tower in downtown. hundreds of people huffed and puffed their way to healthier lungs. the annual fight for air climb

tower. racers ran or walked all 45 stories and the ones taking on the vertical mile climbed the 804 steps more than 10 times. the fight for air supports the american lung association, and it attracts many people who lost family members to lung disease. >> i' ve watched what happens with people that don' t take care of themselves. so i climb the stairs for them. and i climb the stairs for me, to keep me as healthy as possible. i want my lungs to outlive me. kyla: she had a great spirit. we' re still waiting on the total from this year' s climb. the american lung association says all the money raised will stay in cincinnati. mark? mark: thank you. an interesting concept in over-the-rhine, bringing fitness and brewing together. yes, beer. moerlein' s taproom has started offering free yoga classes at its moore street location. after the workout, participants can then get a few drinks in the

>> so people can come down and kind of stretch out for the weekend and get a fresh start to the work week and then have a tasty moerlein beer afterwards. >> it' s been around the country now. a lot of breweries are popping up doing this. i reached out to christian moerlein because i really wanted to work with them. they're in the heart of otr. i really like their beer. a good, rich cincinnati history. mark: the free yoga class will be held each sunday from 11:30 to 12:30. brewery tours, as well as brunch, will be available. lisa: an over-the-rhine favorite kicked off sunday. art on vine showcased a number of handmade goods as well as photography from more than 60 local artists. the monthly art fair filled rhinegeist brewery. this is the third year art on vine has been held at the brewery. show promoters for the cincinnati music festival have now announced this year' s headliners. the show is set for july 22 through july 23. new edition will be the friday night headliner, with performances from fantasia and

charlie wilson will be the headliner saturday. maze featuring frankie beverly will also perform. tickets are on sale now. happening today, hoxworth blood center is not clowning around when it comes to getting more donations. the ringling bros. and barnum and bailey blood drive kicks off at 10:30 this morning. all donors who participate today will receive a voucher for a free ticket to the greatest show on earth. multiple hoxworth center locations are participating in today' s drive. mark: let' s check in with randi to see what is happening outside. randi: it was a pretty much perfect weekend. if you are heading out to get your training run for the flying pig this morning, expect temperatures in the mid 30' s. 6:00 this evening, 46. temperatures take a slide for

near 50 today and tomorrow. on wednesday expects steady rain. a soaker of a day. by thursday morning, we transition from rain over to snow with lighter accumulation on thursday. the coldest day of the week is friday. guys? mark: thank you. the leader of the catholic faith calling for an end to the death penalty. conference scheduled today in rome. andrew: the group anonymous targets cincinnati police. the latest officer involved

mark: an arraignment today for the uber driver accused of killing six people in michigan on saturday. 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. how the cincinnati police department is handling a reported run-in with anonymous. from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading >>from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. hope you had a great weekend. weather-wise, it was perfect.

night and did not even have to put my jacket on. i was like, yes. randi: we were rocking shorts and t-shirts yesterday at the park. do not do that today. lisa: why? randi: it is not springtime. it felt like it over the weekend, but we' re headed back to more typical february weather this week. a slow drop, but what a week and we had. saturday, we tie the record at 72. sunday, 59. it was a good 10 degree drop from saturday to sunday. because we were still no -- still near 60, he did not notice today, closer to 50 this afternoon. looking at the radar, we do have greater cincinnati. temperatures have fallen up pretty close to freezing. 31 degrees at harrison, same thing in springboro. 32, mason and wilmington. temperatures a couple of above freezing throughout

kyla, if she was heading out, would be the jacket. chapters of port 49 degrees this afternoon. kyla: so excited to talk about needing a jacket. we did get spoiled over the weekend not having were the jackets. the interstate travel looking heavy northbound and southbound already on kyles lane. in earlier uptick in volume than what we typically see this time on a weekday morning. southbound is still a little than northbound, and that will so. 71, mason montgomery, heading out of warren county into the 275 look, looking light, especially southbound. on 275 near route 4, the northern edge of the loop, not things are looking good and as well. no major problems to report.

and a closure from an accident yesterday come a coming up in a few minutes. mark: thank you. posts personal information of cincinnati police officers, and -- lisa: the move is connected to a recent officer-involved wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with what we learned overnight. andrew: we know cincinnati police are aware of this data breach, and even other information has been taken down from its host site, this is still the kind of situation that can cause a real concern. cincinnati police targeted by the hacker group anonymous. the personal information released is about cincinnati 52 police officers. the group says it' s in response to the deadly shooting of paul gaston last week. he was armed with an air soft gun. police say he reached for it. anonymous says he was complying with officers and had his hands in the air. anonymous seems to have zeroed

involves an airsoft gun. they also referenced to mayor rice -- tamir rice come also armed with a pellet gun or airsoft rifle. cincinnati police aware of the data breach. they have major officers aware. the same group also posted information about other officers in ohio this weekend and another data dump in both of those sites have been taken down now. that information no longer available in that location where anonymous posted it. reporting live andrew setters, , wlwt news 5. lisa: new this morning, a man injured after he was hit by a driver walking down i-275. right by police tell us the 35-year-old man was a patient at bethesda north, and he ended up on the interstate after walking out of the hospital. he has a head and leg injury and hospital. mark: a couple hours earlier, crash in crosby township.

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 driving. harris got behind the wheel and did not stop when police caught up. he eventually hit stop sticks cruiser. they are both expected to be arraigned later this morning. lisa: a michigan man police say went on a shooting rampage will be arraigned today on murder and attempted murder charges. this man police say opened fire at three different locations saturday night shooting eight wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is

the latest on the investigation. miriah, good morning. miriah: just over 24 hours after the first shots were fired, people gathered at a special church service to mourn and pray sunday. police are saying the violence shown saturday seems to be random. police 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. maryjoe nye and her sister-in-law mary nye also killed. they had spent the evening at a play. seven hours after the first shots were fired, police apprehended jason dalton without incident. a 14-year-old girl is also in 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. uber confirmed sunday that the

from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. mark: an international conference on the death penalty begins today in rome. pope francis is calling for an end to the death penalty. 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. closer to 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. beltsos died of cancer at the age of 47. lisa: reds players are reporting early in goodyear, including jay bruce. the reds right fielder is getting to work as trade rumors continue to swirl. the latest reports say the orioles want to bring number 32

is tuning it out. >> this is what i know. this organization has been much more to me than just baseball. this is all i know. i look forward to still being here. if something happens, i completely understand. lisa: we will be there as jay and the rest of the guys get ready for a new season. george vogel is in arizona and he' s ready to hit the ground running with photographer mark slaughter. they will be reporting from goodyear all week. mark: time to check in with randi. monday morning forecast. randi: it is a monday. you expect a letdown anyway. tilde just are not going to be weekend. most places starting out right now right at or a couple of degrees above freezing.

any of the normal -- northern freezing. here at the wlwt studios, closer to downtown, 34. as you get the kids ready for school, you do not want to run outside like the weekend. you will need a jacket. it is a little chilly with temperatures in the low 30' s this morning. we should warm up quickly, much like guest today and the day before without sunshine out there. looking mid 40' s at lunchtime. we will top out this afternoon close to 50. not as warm as the weekend. it won' t we 60' s and 70' s, but we are making a run or so at 50. we will stay there through wednesday. the first part of the week is milder. we will talk about the potential for snow toward thursday come up coming up in a couple of minutes. starting out with dry roads and warm weather still giving a good feeling from the weekend. kyla: most certainly.

randi: reveling? kyla: either way, it fe lt nice over the weekend. in pretty speeds as well. construction starting about 9:00 with singling closure than a double enclosure at 11:00 on southbound 75 at galbreath. 471 this morning, crystal-clear northbound and southbound. 65 miles per hour heading northbound. five minute commute to the daniel carter beard bridge and over into cincinnati. just a very clear commute. we are off to a good start. i' m going to go get my dictionary and figure out some more words. lisa: a republican presidential candidate getting another celebrity endorsement. mark: a former new kids on the block considered -- convinced him to switch the aisle.

multimillion dollar decision. mark: a live look outside, 5:39, 34 degrees.

randi: good morning. taking a live look outside on fountain square. just like the colors are changing there with lady liquid,

it was perfect and abnormally warm over the weekend. in fact, record-tying on saturday. if you' re heading out the door right now, what you need to know, it is not as warm as it was over the weekend. we went close to 70 on saturday, basically 60 yesterday. plan on a being way closer to 50 degrees today through wednesday. not as warm as we were over the weekend. we should be dry to start the week, but keeping our eye on a week. it will bring both rain and snow showers. we will talk more about the timing and potential for any accumulation, coming up. lisa: thank you. a major development involving planned parenthood in the state of ohio. mark: governor john kasich has approved a bill to strip funding wlwt news 5' s miriah turner has the latest. miriah: mark and lisa, governor kasich signed a bill sunday prohibiting the state from contracting for health services with any organization that performs or promotes abortions. planned parenthood isn' t

legislation, but the law will prevent more than $1 million in funding from the state health department from going to the nonprofit to fund programs such as hiv testing, health screenings, and prevention of violence against women. the bill was swiftly denounced by planned parenthood president cecile richards. in a statement, richards says, this legislation will have devastating consequences for women across ohio. many republicans have said planned parenthood should be defunded after controversial videos featuring group officials videos featuring group officials purportedly discussing the sale of fetal tissue surfaced last summer. about a month ago, a texas investigation into planned parenthood resulted in an indictment of the organization' s accusers instead of the group. mark? mark: thank you. 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,

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 thinks marco rubio has the right stuff. 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 rubio changed his , mind. it' s an issue that' s become a reoccurring problem in modern times. we are talking about 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. when someone threatens your child' s school with violence, how quickly do you find out?

expect to learn of threats immediately. but a wlwt investigation reveals different districts handle notifications in different ways. >> how we handle it how another , district handles it could be totally different. we' re looking at the safety of our kids and sometimes sitting tight for a few minutes is going to be the most productive move to take care 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. randi: the weekend was gorgeous. i got a couple of tweets trying to back me with pizza to keep the forecast all the same to the work week. while pizza usually works, mother nature takes over and brings us cooler air through the work week.

starting out with mostly clear skies in greater cincinnati and most town to rodgers are close to freezing. we did have a cold front come through saturday night into sunday. we had showers and thunderstorms. the temperatures fell off 10 degrees from where we were saturday. and now another 10 degree drop here into monday. right now, sitting at 34 degrees, winds out of the north at eight miles per hour. the breakdown for today shows you will need a jacket this morning whichever jersey hovering in the low 30' s -- jacket this morning with temperatures hovering in the low 30' s. this afternoon, mild for a typical february, sunshine, but cooler than over the weekend. taking a look at the futurecast today, you can see we have mostly clear skies, maybe a few clouds around around lunchtime, but generally, a decent monday on cap. should be close to 50 today, same thing for tomorrow as we head into tuesday with

to 50. things change for us on wednesday. taking a look at today, 49 degrees. enjoy that sunshine, temperatures on the mild side. tonight, dipping down the 30, inc. will not ahead with clouds. tomorrow, right near 50. cloudy through the day tomorrow. wednesday, rain rolls in, expect steady rain on wednesday and transitioning by the time we had into thursday. a midweek storm system hitting is wednesday and thursday. rain all day thursday, heavy at times. there is no good anticipated dry grave a day. late wednesday night after midnight, talking about transitioning from rain to snow. temperatures on the ground will be on the mild side, but eventually, expect some regulation on thursday. what should be a fairly light snow for us thursday. friday should be a cold one, the one cool day of the week with s and a couple of flurries. we will rebound into the 40' s by

not 60' s and 70' s, but something to look forward to by the end of the week. how are the roads looking? kyla: we are dealing with a very different situation. we don' t usually have a closure from an accident last 24 hours, but we are dealing with at this morning as we still have lanes closed in harrison at mount hope road and new haven road. keep that in mind if you' re traveling to the area. try to avoid that intersection if it all possible. it is a look at your travel times on 275 from eastgate to 71, just 13 minutes. 19 minutes and 71-75 from the split in the downtown. 16 minutes on 75 out of butler county. here' s a look right now outside, 75 near 129, things look pretty good northbound and southbound. we will check again at the top of the hour. mark: thank you. a local team combating the disorder that affects her social

lisa: how she is inspiring others to help those in need. mark: two twins hitting the big time together. how they celebrated with a learned of their new fortune. lisa: 5:40 9, 34 degrees. hope it is a great start for you. we have more headlines coming up

lisa: good morning.

the weekend weather was just perfect. springlike temperatures are going away. we trending this morning. mark: a set of twins hit the big years of playing scratch off tickets. lisa: they have been busy. >> i' m like, oh my god. i am hyperventilating, like, i was, like, kim kardashian, ugly crying. mark: lisa toton and laura poorman have been buying scratch off tickets together since they were 18 years old, and all that patience has finally paid off. they had a one in 3 million chance of winning, and the pair say the reality hasn' t hit yet. they celebrated the news by going to dinner at fudruckers and buying 20 pairs of socks. lisa: what? ok. i think there' s more to that story. you have to wonder what john lennon would have said about this. a four-inch lock of his hair sold on saturday for $35,000. a hairdresser cut lennon' s hair on the set of "how i won the

that was back in 1967. the person who bought the lock is from the u.k. and collects entertainment mementos. mark: costumed characters from across the country helped fight cancer and set a world record all at the same time. 138 mascots came together in philadelphia sunday to do the electric slide and boogey to a few other songs. they set the record for the largest gathering of mascots in one location. the group mascots for a cure organized the event. a west chester teenager who suffers from aspergers syndrome is showing everyone that nothing can stand in the way of doing something for others. lisa: wlwt news 5' tells us how she' s making a difference among local young people. kyla: she is setting quite the example. her name is kassidy. the 13-year-old tells us that to say she loves her stuffed animals would be an understatement. in fact, she has about 500 of them. that' s why her decision to bring many of them to the west chester fire department is an important lesson about giving.

normally receive large donation like this one from hospitals and charities, but to receive it all from one person is quite special. you might say it has become kassidy' s mission to share the joy those toys bring her with other children who might be going through a rough time in their lives. >> when kids are scared and nervous, they can have things to attach to like my first stuff animal kyla: kassidy hopes her generous act will inspire others to give what they can. mark and lisa? mark: thank you. still ahead, cincinnati police officers exposed. lisa: why hackers decided to go after our local officers. mark: governor kasich is a stamp of approval this gives a stamp of approval on parent parent would -- governor kasich gives a stamp of approval. randi: you will want to grab a jacket or coat because we' re looking at temperatures close to the low 30'

33 at 8:00, 45 by noon, around 49 for the high. stays nice tomorrow, but rain comes in on wednesday, transitioning to snow early on thursday. the last couple of days this week are on the cold side, but we will rebound again just in time for the weekend. we will break it down when we come back. lisa: on the weekend, your timing will work out perfect. we appreciate it. it is 34 degrees. we have your headlines next coming up at 6:00 right here on cincinnati'

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lisa: hackers take action. the dater dumb -- data dump by anonymous. mark: a chance to say goodbye. the services today for the man behind price hill chili. lisa: hit by a driver after walking out of a hospital. what police are saying about the man who' s back in a hospital bed this morning. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt , leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: you may have noticed this weekend gas prices are creeping up around greater cincinnati. according to gas buddy, prices jumped $.16 in the last week. this morning the average price for a gallon of regular is $1.72. 6:00 a.m. on your good morning, monday, i' m lisa cooney.

lisa: they did for a long time. we should have just not talked about it. randi: it is how you just got used to it. lisa: old people are our' s was to be talking about the weather and gas prices, but we' re talking about both this morning. and we are. randi: you may have gotten used to the warm weather over the weekend as well, the you' re probably cringing a little at the forecast for the next couple of days. compared to yesterday, we have about a 10 degree drop in store for us today. yesterday, 59 for the high. started out at 41 in the morning. today, close to the 49 for the high, getting down to 30 tonight. the temperature dropped up to and agree saturday to sunday, and now sunday to monday, another 10. 50 or so for the high today, tomorrow, and wednesday. most places in the low and mid-30' s. 35 officially at cvg. many spots in kentucky are above freezing.