mr. sanders: we can win the democratic nomination. [cheers] mark: hope still alive for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders as super tuesday arrives. the uphill battle he faces today against opponent hillary clinton. >> you think they can' t happen to you, but they do. lisa: an unimaginable tragedy at madison junior senior high school. how community members are reacting and moving forward in the alleged shooter' s case. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your tuesday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the tricky forecast. randi: it is more of a time in issue for us. rain rolling in around lunchtime

it is pretty minimal. dry weather to start the day. the clouds will be rolling in ahead of the rain. this is a very large storm system. severe weather down to the gulf coast states. probably the easiest part of the storm. the chance for some thunder and lightning. we' re with a marginal threat for severe weather. a slight risk in our extreme south and eastern communities. there is a chance for some damaging wind through the early to mid afternoon hours. right now temperatures in the upper 30' s near 40 degrees. by noon the rain is on our doorstep. through the afternoon, showers

it will switch over to some flakes of snow. we will take a look at the timeline coming up in a few minutes. tuesday. necessary. center north or south bound. 71 at pfeiffer, southbound, just a few more cars than what we' re seeing northbound. looking good at harrison. that is what we are seeing across greater cincinnati. we do have construction we will talk about coming up in a few minutes. mark: thank you. a shooting in middletown.

lisa: there could be a court appearance for the boy accused of carrying out the shooting. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin was live at the scene from the very beginning. he' s at butler county juvenile court with a breakdown of where the investigation stands this morning. dan? dan: there were raw emotions yesterday, certainly raw emotions today. he could face a judge as early as this morning. we' re talking about 14-year-old james austin hancock. we' re told he' s a student at madison junior-senior high school and also on the wrestling team. investigators say he fired shots with a .38-calibur gun in the cafeteria yesterday morning, hitting 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffrey. caffrey is also on the wrestling team. we also know two others were also hurt by shrapnel or while running from the gunfire. all are expected to make full recoveries without surgery. say they won' t forget these moments, saying they feel scarred. >> be hunkered down in shelter

the building is now secure. police are now sweeping the building. the suspect is in custody. the injured are on their way to the hospital. nothing life-threatening. dan: butler county investigators say hancock ran from the scene, dropping the gun, but was caught shortly after. he was then arrested. he faces a long list of charges including attempted murder, felonious assault, and terroristic threatening, all felony juvenile charges. we' ll be here all morning finding out what will happen next in court. we are live in hamilton, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: thank you. it was an emotional day for both students and their parents, as many mothers and fathers rushed to the school trying to make sure their kids were ok. >> you just can' t believe it. because you see it on the news. it happens to other people, but it doesn' t happen to us because

i just can' t imagine. lisa: two seperate vigils took place in middletown last night with crowds coming out to show support to the madision school district. dozens of people came together outside middletown high school and prayed. they said they had to remain vigilent when danger can reach yoru front door at any moment. mark: countless people and politicians are sending their township, as they cope with this tragedy. ohio governor john kasich was briefed on the attack while at a he offered his support to the families. gov. kasich: obviously it is a tragedy, particularly coming in a school in butler county. we don' t know what' s behind it, yet i am very happy there is not going to be any loss of life. mark: ohio state representative tim derickson out of oxford is also passing along his thoughts and prayers to the students, teachers, and faculty. he went on to say, "during times like this, it' s critical that the community comes together and that families support one another."

madison local schools are moving forward with plans to help the the district' s latest facebook post says -- "staff will report and together, we will begin to put plans in place, including on-site counseling, to support our students when we return to school." extra-curricular activities are also cancelled. mark: the clermont county narcotics unit arrests a man accused of distributing heroin in new richmond and surrounding areas. 34-year-old charles crossty is now charged with one count of trafficking in heroin, a fourth-degree felony. officials say they intercepted 25 grams of heroin and 20 grams of crack cocaine in the arrest. also making the headlines this morning, the heroin epidemic in greater cincinnati. the hamilton county sheriff is the public' s help. university of cincinnati' s blue ash campus. the forum goes from 6:00 until 8:00 at the muntz hall auditorium. mark: also happening today, the

for a kentucky police chief and one of his officers. the trial was delayed last month. carroll county chief michael willhoite and officer ronald dickow are accused of taking a mentally ill inmate to the bus station instead of a treatment facility. investigators say the two bought adam horine a one-way ticket to florida and then drove him to louisville to board the bus. lisa: time to check the morning commute on this tuesday. kyla: we are doing pretty well so far. we have some construction to talk about. you are probably very familiar with it. this week you will see most of those closures taking place off of the interstate. some of the lane restrictions will be on 75 on the ramp onto hopple. keep that in mind if you travel through cap washington this week. things are looking good north

no lane closures on the interstates. let' s check in with randi rico. the roller coaster begins. randi: 30' s, 40' s, 50' s. we' re starting with some rain. right now is moving through portions of missouri. we shouldn' t have any problems with rain during the morning rush. it will arrive as we approach 10:00, 11:00 this morning. a couple of spots in the 40' s. 34 degrees in fort mitchell and lawrenceburg. clouds will slowly be building in this morning with temperatures around 40 or so. lunchtime the rain starts for

for the drive home, showers and thunderstorms will be possible. it will be a changeover to snow. we will take a look at the timing coming up in a couple of minutes. mark: thank you. a virginia officer killed during her first day on the job. s being remembered as she' s laid to rest today. mark: and continuing team coverage. we hear from the mother of one the victims in monday' s shooting. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live at madison junior/senior high school this morning. lisa: outside live on your

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or lost during the voting process today, super tuesday can reveal which candidates have the best chance at winning their party' s nod for president. 12 states and the territory of american samoa will hold their republican and/or democratic primaries or caucuses today. lisa: donald trump when not be in any the states holding primaries or caucuses today. he is making his way to ohio. john london report live from this event later today. virginia police officer ashley guindon will be laid to rest today. her body was escorted by dozens of police cars and motorcycles last night to a chapel which is where her funeral service will be held at noon tomorrow. the prince william county officer was shot and killed in the line of duty last saturday. it was guindon' s first day on patrol. she and two other officers were responding to a domestic

shooter ronald hamilton fired his gun and shot all three officers. guindon died from her injuries. mark: closer to home, a 14-year-old behind bars this morning in butler county after a school shooting at madison junior senior high school. officials say 14-year-old james austin hancock opened fire during lunch in the cafeteria just after 11:00 yesterday morning. two students were shot. two others were injured by shrapnel. hancock is facing charges of attempted murder, assault, inducing panic and making terrorist threats. the 14-year-old could make his first court appearance this morning. the four students injured are expected to be ok. the two boys shot, cameron smith and cooper caffrey, are at miami valley hospital in dayton with nonlife-threatening injuries. lisa: the other students injured are brant murray and katherine doucette. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is at the madison school this morning, where teachers will be returning to work this morning, but not the students. good morning.

teachers will be coming back today, getting ready for the return of the students. they' ll be making plans for how they' ll handle the arrival of the students. we heard last night that some teachers were reaching out and calling students at home to see how they were doing. we also got a chance to talk to the mother of katherine doucette one of victims. , she says shrapnel hit her daughter in the knee. stephanie doucette says the hardest part yesterday was trying to get to her daughter at the school. she couldn' t get here fast enough. she' s still in shock that something like this is happening in this community. >> she' s still shocked it happend. she' s gone to madison since kindergarten and she' s known these kids, even the shooter. she knows and it' s hard to think that, you know, her biggest question is, why? >> scared. i thought i was going to die.

everybody. andrew: that second voice, jade ilderton was in the cafeteria when the gunshots were fired. she, like a lot of other people here, are asking why a 14 - year-old classmate would do this. andrew setters, wlwt news 5. randi: take a look at what to expect today. temperatures around 50 degrees before the rain moves in. geist of cincinnati, maybe mid 50' s -- east of cincinnati. the first round arriving around lunchtime today. later this evening, you may see some snow. the focus will be the rain and the potential for thunderstorms today. most of this system will stay to

the severe weather will stay to the south. we will see some rain and maybe some thunder and lightning. we take a look at the radar, we are starting out with clear skies. temperature-wise, most places in the upper 30' s. 40 degrees in florence. 39 in springboro. temperatures climb to 50 or so by lunchtime. we will call a wet lion for today. about 51 degrees today at noon. flakes of snow. temperatures are well above freezing so i do not expect it to stick. showers and maybe a rumble of thunder.

getting closer to downtown. for the early afternoon, showers, thunder and lightning possible. 3:00, many towns will be dealing with showers and storms. the potential for severe weather to the south and east. by, showers and maybe some -- the c chases theold rain -- the cold air chases the rain. today around 52 or so. the rain will hold off to the early to mid afternoon. tonight we changeover to some flurries, 28 degrees. 35 tomorrow and cloudy.

by lunchtime, we transition overdue some rain. today plan on some soaking-wet commute. kyla: sounds like you need to pack the on umbrella. 471 looks good at 275 . along 471 in the northbound directions, 53 miles per hour, a decent start in that area. toward the daniel carter beard bridge, six minutes. up a little bit from what we typically see there. things are wide open on both sides of the bridge. the other arteries look good as well. columbia parkway, you should be good to go also.

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lisa: good morning and welcome back on your tuesday. a live look at the bridge. we' ll check the big picture just ahead. it' s that time of year again for graeter' s to reveal their mystery flavor. mark: we got a special delivery on monday and it was very tasty. kyla: graeter' s was nice enough to give us a taste test, and this morning we can tell you all about it. the new flavor is called cheese crown and it' s based off of the popular pastry you can also buy at graeter' s. we spoke with the man who created the flavor, and he says the cheese crown ice cream will be around as long as there' s a demand for it and people like it. time -- >> for a long time

new flavor and we are known for the cheese crown. we said, why not make a cheese flavored ice cream? kyla: so starting today, you can purchase the cheese crown flavor at all graeter' s ice cream locations. by the way, graeter' s officials tell us the warmer weather has been helping business with many of you stopping by for a scoop of ice cream on those sunnier days. i don' t think they have to worry about the demand being low. mark: sweet. lisa: i probably wouldn' t go for the cheese crown pastry. i would be dipping the pastry into the ice cream. kyla: there is frosting in there. it is really good. trust us on this. mark: there is a

happening today, tickets go on sale for the western & southern open in mason. tennis fans can score mini-plan packages or single-session tickets. this year, the tournament runs from august 13 to august 21, and the best tennis players in the world will be in mason. lisa: that is a huge event. randi: we take a look at the forecast. we do have rain on the way. the heaviest snow was state to the north. we' re on target for some rain, especially this afternoon. if you are training for the flying pig, mild at 6:00 p.m., 45 with rain and wind. the second part of the day likely to be soggy. we switch over to some snowflakes tonight.

freezing so i do not expect accumulation. another round of snow changing to rain on thursday. mark: super tuesday has arrived with republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton still dominating in their respective parties. lisa: a breakdown of which states will cast their votes today. andrew: sharing stories and working through the recovery. teachers head back to class today.

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x the angels were definitely in that school. mark: new information this morning about the alleged shooter and the victims. lisa: how parents and students are reacting to scary moments. tim coverage of what is said to take place today both at school and possibly in court. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. >> it just strikes fear in your heart and all over the whole community. people are afraid. they don' t know what could happen at any time. i think people just really need to be together to pray and support each other. that' s what people need right now. mark: two vigils in middletown last night after officials say for general james

14-year-old james hancock opened fire in the cafeteria, shooting two and injuring two others. dozens of people came together outside middletown high school where they held hands and prayed. it was a show of love and support for the families affected by the shooting. we have team coverage just ahead with the latest on the madison school shooting and when the alleged shooter could be in court. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. let' s start with a check on the forecast. randi: we do have rain to contend with today. it will be getting here right around lunchtime. for the morning drive, no issues. as we look at temperatures, we are climbing into the 30' s. 38 officially at cvg. 39 in springboro. hamilton, 36. expect temperatures to hit about 40 degrees this morning. by right around lunchtime, the rate will move in our direction. clear skies just about the day. the rate for later on today, this morning, rolling through st. louis.

rain to the southward the gulf coast states are expecting stronger storms today. the colder air to the north producing snowfall through wisconsin and michigan today. the easiest part of the storm expected to roll through greater cincinnati, but we' re not totally out of the woods. we have the potential for embedded thunderstorms this gusty wind. the temperatures, 40 or so by 8:00 in the morning and clouds by lunchtime, rain arrives. a little before that in southeastern indiana approaching by downtown -- by noon, downtown. the rate in the east tolls off to 1:00 to 2:00, you could see mid 50' s before the rain starts. showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon slowly tapering to the evening commute and they may end with a couple of flurries for a few parts of town. we will take a look at the timeline in a couple of minutes. kyla woods, how are the roads?

heading home. pack the umbrella. no problems once you get out there, 275 for the airport, things look good. a few extra cars. we typically don' t see things start to pick up until the 6:00 hour. no delays. 275 of nearly 75 interchange, traffic looks good and clear. all of our speeds are up to par as you head out. 270 five near eastgate near the route 32 interchange, you can see the traffic on 32 moving along just fine. heading to or from parts of clermont county, no problems. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. mark: thank you. new details this morning after a 14-year-old opens fire in the madison junior-senior high school monday morning. we' re now learning that the suspected shooter, 14-year-old james austin hancock, was on the wrestling team along with shooting victim cooper caffrey. the other boy shot, cameron smith, is not believed to be on the team. both victims are recovering at

with non-life-threatening injuries. two other victims were also injured yesterday, but are expected to be ok. lisa: this morning, the alleged shooter could be in court. we have team coverage this morning on what' s next in the case and community reaction as the tragedy sends shockwaves through the community. let' s begin with dan griffin, who' s live in hamilton this morning. dan: good morning. yesterday, a lot of people saying they could not believe happened near the first place. we could see this case play out here at the butler county juvenile justice center as early as this morning. the shooter, according to investigators, 14-year-old james austin hancock, expected to be in juvenile court this morning. he' s facing a long list of charges, including attempted murder and felonious assault. this comes after eyewitnesses say hancock fired at least a half-dozen shots in the cafeteria at madison junior-senior high school yesterday a little after 11:00 a.m.. investigators say bullets hit 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffrey. we' re told both caffrey and hancock are on the school'

two other students were also hurt, either by shrapnel or when they tried to run from the gunshots. all are expected to make full recoveries. the frightening moments after shots were fired, caught on a 911 call. caller: hello! i' m at -- i' m at madison -- i' m at madison high school. there' s a shooting! dispatcher: ok. caller: he' s got a gun. he started shooting people. dispatcher: how many people did he shoot? caller: what? dispatcher: how many people did he shoot? caller: i' m not sure. he just pulled out his gun and started shooting. dan: just gutwrenching listening to that. investigators say hancock used a .38-caliber gun. the motive isn' t clear at this point, and we also don' t know who owns the gun. we' ll keep working this morning to get the latest on the case. live in hamilton, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: thank you. the gravity of the shooting weighing heavy on many hearts in the community.

s andrew setters continues our team coverage this morning in with how people are reacting to this tragedy. andrew: for a lot of people, the big question is, why did a 14-year-old create chaos in the cafeteria here at madison junior-senior high school? getting that answer may be difficult. getting a sense of security may be even more difficult for these students. everyone will have a story to share about where they were when this occurred. a lot of people have been sharing the stories and taken the time to check in with today. today, teachers prepare for the arrival of students of make sure they are prepared for the aftermath as they were for the shooting. people accrediting the preparedness the way the shooting was happening -- handled yesterday. students came face-to-face with fear. >> i was about to move my chair

of a loud bangs. and then i looked over and one of the kids that got shot liked grabbed his leg. he fell down and the kid that shooting, like, run out out. a couple of gets were screaming and crying and everybody ran out of the building. andrew: extracurricular activities are canceled today along with classes at madison schools. the students are expected to return tomorrow. teachers are returning back to class today. they' re preparing for the arrival of students. andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: many people are sending their thoughts to the community, including the archdiocese of cincinnati. they released a statement saying they' re sending their prayers to those touched by monday' s shootings. mark: another local figure stepping up for those affected by monday' s tragedy, restaurant

tweet last night hoping to help with the healing of the families affected in the shooting. in the tweet, he says he would like to host a dinner when the injured students recover. we have ongoing coverage of the school shooting online at wlwt.com and on our wlwt mobile app. you can watch more interviews and see livestreams and photos from the scene. lisa: meanwhile, a gun was found at middletown high school monday as well. school officials say they found the gun in a locker during a lockdown after the shooting at madison junior-senior high. the school district also says students told a teacher about the possible gun at the school. police say a male student was taken into custody. his name hasn' t been released. happening today, the ohio department of health is holding a zika virus tabletop exercise in columbus. , ensure the state' s readiness at the local and state levels prior to the 2016 mosquito season, which is usually from may to october. zika virus is primarily

an infected mosquito, though some cases have been know to transmit the disease through sexual intercourse. the virus has also been known to cause birth defects in babies. mark: a new nationwide cnn/orc poll finds donald trump and hillary clinton well ahead of their closest competitors just as the race expands to a national stage. super tuesday is a chance for candidates to get a very large number of delegates to the democratic and republican nominating conventions. 11 states will either vote or caucus. about half of them are in the south, which is why you' ll also hear this called the sec primary, taking that name from the southeast conference, an association of southern universities that may be best known for its football rivalries. the u.s. territory of american samoa will also hold it' s caucus -- also hold its caucus today. ohio governor john kasich says he thinks trump will dominate today, but kasich looks forward to the future primaries. >> we' ll do ok, but not great. look we have a campaign plan and

and our hope now is, and our belief, is that we will go north and you will begin to see things change. mark: wyoming and colorado will also hold republican caucuses today, but will not actually produce any voting results today. with so many delegates to be won or lost during the voting process, super tuesday can reveal which candidates have the best chance at winning their party' s nomination for president. lisa: time to check your forecast. first comes the rain. randi: rain and then some cold. we are looking at temperatures that should make it up to around 50 or so. some even mid-50' s before the rain rolls in. you can see the rain is back toward st. louis. it will be a while before it gets here, calling it lunchtime for arrival. as the kids had out to the bus stop this morning, no problems with the weather. upper 30' s to right around 40 degrees. the clouds increase through the

at noon, should be just fine getting outside. after school we will be dealing with the rain. could have heavy rain as the kids are getting off the bus, so make sure they' re prepared for that. their rain gear needed later today. about 49 degrees. maybe a couple of thunderstorms as well. we will track that into the afternoon. for today, preparing for a soggy ride home from school. as farce the severe weather threat goes, it is pretty small for our area but not zero. we will track though storms through the afternoon. kyla: good day to have the app handed to get updated by our weather team. heading outside this morning, nothing to worry about on the roads. pretty dry conditions and things are moving right along. 71 at social bill foster, heading up north into may be worn or butler county, traffic looks good. a bit heavier than we typically see. it usually does not come until the 6:00 hour. we are keeping an eye on those

s, no nvidia delays. i don' t know we have seen a 70 on that. 55 miles per hour, a little slower inside of the 275 loop. it looks like things are off to a good start. 75 at mitchell rolling along as well. not as high rate of speed as we were sitting on 71. we will keep you updated. no delays were accidents to report right now. lisa: thank you. we' re staying on top of the school shooting in madison township. mark: the scary moment for parents as they rush to be seen. our team coverage continues. lisa: a fatal we can class -- crash is getting a closer look. why investigators are now calling it a homicide case. mark: a live look outside as we begin with a slight breeze. 38 degrees. we will check your most accurate forecast and her commute times

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randi: good morning. taking a live look outside. 5:44 on your tuesday morning. taking a look at the museum center in the distance, it is a calm start of the day. by lunchtime, you' re going to need the umbrella. rain rolling in the first part of the day, no problems. if you want to get something and s work best bet. what you need to know, around one of the rain will arrive right around lunchtime.

indiana. a little after to the east. generally, i would expect a secondary round of rain around the drive home. this system will roll out with the potential for snowflakes. thanks to temperatures near 50 this afternoon, they should not stick. there' s another system a couple days away that we will have rain and snow with it. we will take a look at both and how they play out for your town in a minute. mark: greater cincinnati rocked by a school shooting, with two teenagers shot, two others hurt, a 14-year-old boy facing charges. it was an emotional day for parents with students in the madison district. we talked with several moms and dads who just couldn' t believe this happened at their child' s school. >> you see this on the news, all these shootings, and your heart goes out to them, but it' s so different when you are in person watching it. >> it' s going to be hard to get over this. this is something you would have never imagined happened at this school. >> i' m just tired of this insanity that everyone allows to

t deal with it anymore. mark: the alleged shooter, 14-year-old james hancock, could be court as soon as this morning. we' ll have more team coverage with the latest details just ahead. lisa: developing news in northern kentucky you saw first on wlwt. a body found in a bracken county creek over the weekend is that of a missing mother. the father of tara turner tells us officials were able to identify her by her tattoos. a fisherman spotted tara' s body in snag creek yesterday outside foster, kentucky. the mother of three was last seen january 31. >> i broke the news to her this morning and i just got kind of a blank look on her face. she knew. she knew her mommy wasn' t coming home and she was hoping for the best. lisa: an autopsy is currently underway. investigators have not released information on how tara died.

a neighbor found the car in flames after the driver crashed near the intersection of westwood northern boulevard and mchenry early sunday. emergency crews found the 21-year-old driver dead inside. police have not released the victim' s name or any possible suspects. lisa: happening today, the jury trial will begin for the man who made national headlines by trying to get a police officer to shoot him. michael wilcox is already serving 18 years in prison for a murder in brown county. he pleaded guilty last month of a murder in elsmere. commonwealth attorney rob sanders is recommending a life sentence. mark: let' s check in with tyler and see how things are moving -- kyla and see how things are moving on the roads. kyla: if you' re heading outside right now, let' s check those travel times. 275 on the northeast corner, a quick 13 minute commute. 16 minutes out of butler county. still pretty low as farce the travel time.

61 as well, 90 minutes on 71-75 from the split in the downtown. -- 19 minutes on the 71-75 split into downtown. a good look all the way around. hopefully, that will remain as we head into the 6:00 hour. let' s check in with randi rico. dry commute but sounds like a wet commute later today. randi: keep the i' m really handy. most of the system will not be on the strong side, we dip the potential for stronger storms. as we look at the radar this morning, we are starting out with eyes, clear skies. as we head through the morning rush, clouds will roll in. it will be a while before it gets here but you will notice heavy snow north of chicago, stronger storms well to the south. we' re sandwiched in between two stronger parts of the storm.

looking at the severe weather threat, you will notice much of the yellow area indicating a slight risk for severe weather is south of cincinnati. our extreme south and eastern northern fringes. there is potential for storms that may have gusty winds and we through the afternoon. your best bet will likely be the afternoon. out of the south that 7 miles per hour. the breakdown for today puts us near 40 at 8:00 a.m. by lunchtime, most places are bound 50. east of cincinnati, you may make it to the mid-50' s before the rain arrives. by 3:00, rain and thunderstorms. that continues into the evening. those should fade off after 8:00 tonight. 1:00 or so, moving across the state line toward downtown. through the afternoon, showers,

for the evening commute, scattered rain. by the time we get to about 8:00 or so, the cold front will swing through. temperatures will rapidly drop. since it has been fairly mild, none of the snow that may change over to will stick overnight. expect cloudy skies tomorrow and maybe a stray flurry. today, 52, areas to the east will be that by several degrees. tonight, 28. tomorrow, 30 five. thursday, another system rings light snow in the morning and changes over to rein in the afternoon as temperatures climb. mark: thank you. and we continue, feeling the need for speed. lisa: new project nasa is re looking to make the sonic boom a little more ear-friendly. mark: what is the fastest car in the world? a sneak the just ahead. lisa: outside live on your tuesday, hope it is a great start for you. stay with us.

lisa: good morning and welcome back. hope it is a great start for you. rain is moving in. we will check in with randi just ahead. stores training this morning. mark: the fastest car in the world. the french carmaker revealed this new wonder at the geneva motor show. they promise it to be faster and more powerful than all its

its veyron model was already named the world' s fastest car by guinness in 2013. we still don' t know how fast the chiron can go, but it' s been capped at 260-miles-per-hour for road use. lisa: a self-driving car being tested by google, not ready to go out of testing yet. it apparently hit a public bus on a silicon valley street in california. it' s a fender-bender that appears to be the first time one of the company' s vehicles caused a crash during testing. no one was injured in the crash. mark: nasa is investing in the potential revival of supersonic jet travel. the space agency has granted a $20 million contract to lockheed martin to develop a passenger jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound. nasa says the plan is intended to make flying safer, greener , and quieter. the jet would use technology to create a soft thump instead of rattling sonic booms while in flight. an ohio native and navy seal received the medal of honor

lisa: wlwt news 5' s kyla woods tells us about the brave acts committed by senior chief edward byers, jr. kyla: amazing acts. the award was indeed well-deserved. edward byers helped rescue an american hostage who was abducted in afghanistan in 2012. december the white house says byers also served as a human shield during a firefight with militants to safely get dr. dilip joseph out alive. byers is the 11th living service member to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in afghanistan. pres. obama: now success came with a price. that first seal through the door -- ed' s friend nick -- was grievously wounded. ed is a medic, so on the helo out he stayed with nick helping to perform cpr the entire flight, 40 minutes long. kyla: byers has deployed overseas 11 times with nine combat tours. he grew up in grand rapids,

mark and lisa? mark: thank you. up next, our live team coverage shooting. >> the accused 14 old shooter the latest on the investigation still ahead on cincinnati' news 5 today. >> someone felt isolated and now because of this action, the sad truth is, they' re going to be isolated. lisa: how the community is coming together to support madison local schools and begin to heal. randi: we are starting out dry, afternoon. as well. temperatures should reach the s before the rain cools us off. eventually, it will get cold enough for some snow. we' ll take a look at the timeline when we come back. there' s a system on thursday snow as we head toward today, which is the first day of

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s wlwt , leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. a live look outside for you on this super tuesday morning. just about 6:00 right now, 38 degrees. thank you for joining us, i am mark hayes. lisa: i am lisa cooney. we' re starting with a check on the forecast. rain first, then something else but rain first. randi: even the something else, the snow -- i said it -- it will melt when it hits the ground. you will see the snow but the ground stays plain old what. as we look at the radar, we have clear skies early this morning. the clouds will role in by midmorning and bivalve lunchtime, the rain that is moving through st. louis for the morning commute will be approaching cincinnati. 1:00 to 3:00 probably the main timeframe for heavy rain, maybe