kyla: the kentucky state house targeting minors and sexting in a new bill. how they' re actually looking to lower some penalties. mark: in another round of primaries, sanders and cruz giving the two front-runners a run for their money. who dominated on super tuesday part two. kyla: puree up for super tuesday for the ohio board of elections. how election officials are hoping to avoid problems at the polls. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. kyla: good morning. i' m kyla woods. lisa cooney has the day off. mark: and i' m mark hayes. we' ll get on your headlines in just a moment, but first a check on weather with randi rico. another gorgeous day coming our way. randi: yesterday we had sunshine and made it to the mid 70' s.

so it will not be as perfect. you can see the clouds have rolled in this morning. you can see there are rain showers through portions of indiana. they are moving to the north and west. some of the southeastern communities could get nipped by a shower as we go through the day. we are looking for a high around 70 degrees in cincinnati. low 60' s over towards chicago. the steadier rain will be here tomorrow. right now it is a mild 58 degrees. lunchtime, cloudy, breezy, 67. expect a high today around 70. the rain gets closer and closer. we' ll talk about the timeline in a few minutes.

re going to check the roads. here is a look in butler county. north and southbound easing along. no problems waiting for you out on the roads. 275 and kellogg, light volume. in both directions 74 at harrison, we' re seeing some great conditions. no extra time necessary yet. mark: thank you. four more states headed to the polls for a super tuesday part two, with michigan as the key battleground. in the race for the white house, a big night for bernie sanders, who beat hillary clinton in the big state of michigan, altering the dynamic for the democrats. however, hillary clinton took mississippi, and is outpolling sanders nationally and still has more delegates. bernie sanders thanked the people of michigan for their support during brief remarks to reporters late last night. mr. sanders: i just want to take this opportunity to thank the

repudiated the polls that had us 20, 25 points down a few days ago, who repudiated the pundits who said that bernie sanders was not going anywhere. mark: the republican race looks tighter now, but the recent anti-trump push did not seem to defeat the republican front-runner. donald trump swept the big michigan primary, also winning in mississippi and hawaii. ted cruz is the projected winner in idaho. he was second in mississippi. mr. trump: we will take many, many people away from the democrats and we will take many, many people away that normally go democrat as independents and we' re seeing that. we' re seeing that. mr. cruz: we' re closing the gap in state after state after state after state. mark: as for marco rubio, it was another bad night, with two and he' s last in the new nbc news/"wall street journal" national poll, with kasich way coming up at 5:30, we' from wlwt' at governor kasich' s primary

we' re just days away now from our own primary here in ohio. kyla: both the democratic and republican presidential candidates will face off for a win that could be the deal-breaker for some candidates, especially ohio governor john kasich. mark: wlwt news 5' s andrew setters tells us how the state is preparing for our own super tuesday. good morning. andrew: good morning. while candidates fight it out for votes, the hamilton county board of elections is trying to find poll workers. and time is running out. if the primaries and caucuses in other states are any indication, hamilton county could see huge voter turnout. contested races on both sides are drawing a lot of interest. but election day doesn' t happen without people to work the polls, and the more poll workers there are, the smoother things tend to go. the hamilton county board of elections is training poll workers this week to work next week, and they' re still looking for 100 democratic party workers and 100 on the republican side, as well. to be a poll worker, you have to

training, but there are a number of classes available still. they are trying to be flexible with the amount of time for the times and location for the classes. mornings, afternoons, and evenings. they are all available. you get a chance to be involved and give democracy a hand. live at the hamilton county board of elections, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. kyla: bernie sanders and hillary clinton are making big pushes in ohio this week. last night, sanders opened up his cincinnati headquarters. it' s along tennessee avenue in paddock hills. volunteers say they are planning a big "get out the vote for bernie" campaign this weekend. former president bill clinton will be campaigning for his wife ll be in columbus, then dayton. the dayton event is sold out, but the columbus afternoon event is not. hillary clinton will be in columbus on sunday for a debate at ohio state university. sanders has not said if he will be there. mark: a teenager is expected to be ok after a train hit him.

near the intersection of pershing avenue and martin luther king jr. boulevard in hamilton. police say it' s not clear why the teenager didn' t hear the train coming. a medical helicopter flew him to the hospital with what police are calling severe lacerations to his head and legs. hamilton police are still interviewing witnesses to figure out what happened. kyla: a sixth-grader facing a criminal charge and punishment from his school after police say he posted a picture of himself holding a gun during an argument online with a classmate. a parent of an amelia middle-school student alerted union township police to the facebook post. the gun in the post turned out to be an airsoft gun, but investigators say students and parents did the right thing. >> it was an immature disagreement for the age that we' re dealing with. it' s definitely something that we' d like to not have these situations, but these situations give us an opportunity to remind s doing.

count of inducing panic. the suspect could also be suspended or expelled from west clermont local schools. mark: a new bill being pushed through the kentucky state house could lessen the punishment for minors and sexting. the idea is to make teeangers accountable without branding them as felons forever. right now in kentucky, teenagers under 18 who engage in sexting can be charged with a felony, then put on a sex offender registry for life. the new bill would reduce a first offense penalty to a misdemeanor. we spoke with one teenager who was the victim of a sexting scandal at her high school. >> it was wrong, but i allowed m the one that sent them multiple times. t mean you have to ruin every chance in life because they made a dumb decision. anyone who is older than 18 years old. kyla: timeout to get a check of

india: right now things are looking good. we are seeing a lot of construction. we' re going to have some overnight construction starting at 10:00 p.m. tonight on southbound 71, right near the tunnel, and that will last until 5:00 in the morning. traffic is moving along here very light. maybe if you' re heading to 47,1 light conditions there. we send it over to randi rico. very nice temperatures today. randi: another good day to get outside. who were all these people yesterday? it looks like today is going to be another day when the playgrounds are packed. temperatures in the upper 50' s. a couple of 60'

60 in delhi. in madeira. a mild start for everybody all across the region. temperatures above were your for highs. a mild start for the morning rush. 67 at lunchtime. for the drivenear 70 degrees. there could be a stray shower west of town. we will take a look at the timeline for tomorrow' s rain in a couple minutes. mark: learning more about the fast-growing zika virus. kyla: how health officials are finding it could be easier to catch than originally thought. mark: honoring former first lady nancy reagan. how mourners can honor her starting today before her funeral on friday. kyla: another live look outside. things are looking good in

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back. 5:12. a gorgeous start to your wednesday. checking today' s headlines, the body of former first lady nancy reagan will lie in repose today. s remains were taken on sunday from her los angeles home to the ronald reagan that' s where she will lie in repose for two days before her funeral on friday. the widow of president ronald reagan died sunday morning of congestive heart failure. she was 94. kyla: this morning the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing on oversight of the u.s. department of justice. the only witness will be the head of the justice department, attorney general loretta lynch. the judiciary committee maintains oversight over the department of justice. mark: beatles manager george martin has died at age 90.

peacefully at home yesterday evening. martin produced some of the most popular and influential beatles albums of modern times, "sgt. s lonely hearts club band," "revolver," "rubber soul," and "abbey road." he won six grammys and was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1999. he was also knighted. kyla: new details in the standoff at an orego rancher. prosecutors were looking at the traffic stop in january when state police arrested occupation leaders. the fbi said earlier aerial but in new cell phone video, prosecutors say finicum disobeyed police commands. they also say, he reached for a gun. >> we know without a doubt that the oregon state police troopers who shot mr. finicum did so as they moved to protect themselves and their fellow officers from imminent harm.

him, robert lavoy finicum, in this situation. revealed the fbi fired shots at finicum. agents did not tell investigators that, so the department of justice is now investigating. mark: maryland' s high court has must testify against his colleagues. william porter is awaiting a new trial in the death of freddie gray, who died while in police custody. it' s likely to start this the disagreement over porter' s testimony stopped the other trials. now the five other cases can move forward. kyla: new alarming details on the zika virus. the world health organization now saying the sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously thought. reports from nine countries shows there' s evidence that a spike in birth defects is caused by zika, which is mostly spread by mosquito bites. here in the states, u.s. health officials are investigating more than a dozen possible cases of zika in people who may have been infected through sex. >> cincinnati'

accurate forecast. randi: good morning. it is going to be another day with temperatures into the 70' s. the difference between yesterday, more clouds around. that is ahead of some rain that will be moving in for most of us late tonight. we will be way above normal for this time of year. you can see the rain showers rolling through central indiana. for most of us, these are going to go to the north and west. to could be a passing sprinkle in southern indiana. rain develops for everybody toward midnight tonight. we are starting out with clouds in place. temperature-wise, very mild.

61, dry ridge. 58 officially at cvg. a mild start to the day. long sleeves is all you need early. our high today expected around 70 degrees. maybe a couple of degrees warmer to the south. you may get nicked by a stray shower, upper 60' s this afternoon. another good day to get outside. tomorrow will be a pretty wet day. 3:00, 70 degrees. a shower possible to the west by 6:00. generally for all of us, the rain will be approaching closer to midnight tonight. tomorrow for the morning rush it is raining. lunchtime it is raining. same thing for the evening

thursday looks like a soaker. today, 70 degrees and spotty rain possible west of cincinnati . a nice sunny day on friday. toward the weekend, rain chances move back in. the rain will be more light and scattered on saturday. i' ve have been getting a lot of questions about the heart mini. be prepared to run in the rain. kind of looks like a soaker. kyla: have the time show -- poncho ready. randi: your feet get wet. kyla: at least they will be prepared and ready to go. this morning we are dry. here is a look outside.

that is the story across the board. 62 miles per hour. slower through fort thomas and up towards newport and bellevue. five minutes to get over toward daniel carter beard bridge. you can see the double arches if you' re heading into downtown cincinnati, just a few more cars, about 52 miles per hour. we do not have any actions to report just yet. mark: thank you. a young man who has inspired thousands in the community. how he' s asking for your help and support as he battles for his life. and showing a "can do" attitude. how teams of local engineers, architects, and designers are creating masterpieces out of cans for a good cause. taking a live look outside this morning.

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mark: good morning and welcome back. 5:22. 58 degrees. a great start to your wednesday. we' ll check in on the forecast. this morning the xavier basketball team is waking up in new york.

tonight, and xavier will be in action tomorrow. before the game arrives, the players are staying busy in new york. this is jalen reynolds giving food to a homeless man. xavier says this is a tradition for jalen, and he started it two years ago after x joined the big east. jalen and his teammates will get back on the court tomorrow. they are taking on the winner of the st. johns-marquette game. xavier' s tournament opener is set for 7:00 tomorrow night at madison square garden. kyla: a young man we first introduced you to last spring is now facing a new challenge. 19-year-old logan brinson has an undiagnosed chromosome disorder. despite the immense medical hurdles, he' s spent the last year being an engaging part of the community and touring as an elvis impersonator. last week some medical challenges put him in the hospital. now he' s on life support in critical condition. mark: but he' s hearing the community' s support, thanks to facebook.

this amazing way of making us realize that the world is watching and praying and believing, and sometimes when you can' t find that within yourself, you' re able to draw on that from other people. kyla: the page is called "the amazing world of logan." it has nearly 800 followers since starting days ago. we have a link on our website, wlwt.com. cause. teams of engineers, architects, and designers from local firms and universities went to work building unique sculptures you will see around town. this competition is called "canstruction," because the designs are made entirely out of canned food. >> we have a total of six different variety of cans and around 2900 cans in our sculpture alone. mark: the canned foods will be foodbank. the displays will stay up

the winners go on to compete in the international canstruction competition. kyla: such a cool event every year. let' s check in with randi rico. randi: moore clouds around today. temperatures right around 70. noon today, 67 degrees. 6:00, 68. there is a chance for a little rain west of 10. tomorrow everybody gets soaked. rain through much of the day tomorrow, temperatures in the 60' s. sunshine returns on friday, 63. scattered rain on saturday. we do spring forward saturday night into sunday morning. mark: thank you. a bizarre twist after a pastor in idaho was shot six times over the weekend. kyla: how the suspect was arrested trying to scale the

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mark: john kasich seeing positive movement in the latest primaries and caucuses. his message last night as the votes come in for another super tuesday. kyla: moving forward after a terrifying incident. the form today to reassure parents at madison junior/senior

mark: west chester tune in court after a deadly driving crash. his sentencing today. >> 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. kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for lisa cooney. randi rico here with your wednesday forecast. a lovely one. maybe not as warm and nice as yesterday, we kind of got spoiled. randi: it was the best day of the year. i say that because it was the warmest day of the year. 74 yesterday. we will probably fall a little shy of that because of some clouds, but still. as we look at our chapters, starting out in the upper 50' s and some spots even low 60' s. 61 currently in hamilton. same thing in dry ridge. 58 at cvg. a very mild start. you may want a light jacket or long sleeves early this morning.

want it by lunchtime. looking at the radar, the big difference is that we' re dealing with clouds around today. that is why we won' t make it quite to the mid-70' s. cloudy and breezy. the occasional transfers shower through southeastern indiana. looks like maybe some patchy drizzle through ripley county at this point. generally, even when you' re getting showers to the west, it will not be a huge issue. bringing on the springlike temperatures, 70. note tonight, 58, which puts us a good 20 degrees above normal -- below tonight, 58, which puts us at a good 20 degrees above normal. at noon, breezy, 67. looking for the high around 70. could see some spotty rain to the west. we will take a look at the soggy forecast in a few minutes. let' s take a look at the roads.

here' s a look outside in northern kentucky. 71-75, starting to build a little already on the northbound side. that will continue to be our pattern over the next hour or so. 75 at western hills, even spread northbound and southbound. speeds off to a great start. you will not have to worry about any delays. 275 at route 4, traffic is picking up for the 75 interchange. still no delays waiting for you . all of your travel times look great. we will keep you updated, checking again in a few minutes. mark: it could be an emotional day in court as a west chester team is sentence the deadly crash that killed his friend. then griffin is leading the way with how the parents hope other teams will learn from this tragedy. dan: it is a heartbreaking case, when that parents hope does not happen again. this morning, the teenager behind the wheel of the vehicle will place a judge to hear his

late december, investigators say 18-year-old tristan lacy was behind the wheel of his car, driving drunk according to investigators, speeding when he crashed that car on beckett ridge boulevard in the west chester area. his buttock all content level at point 106. parents in this case want teenagers to learn from this. they do not want this to happen again. they say this is something that could happen to any team and they want to make note of this. lacy pleading guilty to aggravated you get a homicide last month. his parents saying this is not an indication of who he was as a person. and that he is certainly a good person, but this is something that could happen to any teenager. he faces from two to eight years depending on what the judge decides. live this morning, then griffin, wlwt news 5. kyla: fire crews responded to a fire at garden street iron and metal on spring grove avenue.

something caught in machinery, which forced it to start smoking. no word yet on how much damage was done. happening today, madison junior-senior high school host a forum for parents after a school shooting last week where two students were shot and two others were injured. the butler county sheriff' s department and other emergency personnel will also be at today' s meeting. school officials hope to discuss safety, security, and support as they move forward. the meeting will begin at 6:00 tonight in the school auditorium. arco a swat standoff in what -- reading. the baby was released from the hospital yesterday. april was practicing walking with his mother when the boyfriend.net and "shoved him down" and smacked him on the mouth. royal held gabriel plus mother and her two sons. royal is charged with kidnapping

being held on a $350,000 bond. kyla: mason father has to bury custody of his son. boy is missing. 22-month-old grant wells and his left home last monday. the mom' s family is concerned the child by the with the girls boyfriend 20-year-old josh craft grant last month. s father walked out of the juvenile county courthouse. >> trying to put out an amber alert, but they did grant me custody today. kyla: great needs medication three times a day for heart condition. they believe his mom may be traveling in a white 2001 view lesabre. -- buick lesabre. presidential candidate bernie sanders wins the critical battleground state of michigan. mark: in the clinton holds the lead of the delegate race, it represents an embarrassing' s he got in her effort to try to full

clinton did pull off a win. donald trump is getting another big win, taken republican primaries in mississippi, michigan, and now hawaii. ted cruz is the winner in idaho and john kasich narrowly missed second place in michigan to ted cruz. >> we' re moving into position where the people of america are beginning to hear this message. mark: dow the focus turns to next tuesday with contest in marco rubio' s home state of florida and here in ohio. the question now is a strong , showing in michigan enough to keep the kasich campaign alive and well? kyla: wlwt news 5' s john london was in columbus last night at a watch party for the ohio governor. john: governor john kasich got the momentum he wanted out of michigan, telling folks here in columbus tonight that he senses a shift in how his campaign will be regarded nationally. accompanied by his wife and teenage daughtoh

columbus he' s very pleased with the michigan numbers and what they mean for the tuesday to follow. north, and next week we are going to win the state of ohio. it' ll be a whole new ball game. john: ohio' s governor heavily invested his time and resources in michigan, a state donald trump took by double digits. those at the watch party have watched trump upend this republican primary process. folks like richard davis, who brought his family here from wilmington to see a trump alternative up close. >> i' m very frustrated with theof the reasons we' re here tonight, so that my children get to see a man who represents himself and this nation in a way that they can look up to. john: trump is zeroing in on ohio as well as florida, trying for a twin knockout blow in a week. but kasich believes michigan has va

positivity. mr. kasich: we' re now moving into a position where the people of america are beginning to hear this message and it' s going to get stronger. [cheers and applause] john: strength or at least the appearance of it is part of trump' s success so far. how strength is defined by ohioans in the week ahead could be telling for both campaigns. >> i like what other people are saying, about he just seems to be the adult in the room at all occasions. >> but he' s stayed above the fray and stayed focused on the things that matter to us as ohioans and as americans. mr. kasich: and i want you to know i' m going to continue to run a positive campaign and not get down in the gutter and throw mud at anybody. john: kasich has a week. at this point, he can no longer settle for merely building momentum. second place won' t do it for kasich next tuesday, saying ohio must be his firewall if his campaign is to continue.

news 5. kyla: the man suspected of shooting and seriously wounding in idaho pastor last weekend has been arrested by secret service agents. the former marine kyle odom is suspected of shooting the pastor a day after he led the prayer at a campaign rally for republican presidential candidate ted cruz. police say odom was taken into custody tuesday after he allegedly threw items over the fence at the white house. >> initial reports indicate he had thrown several items over the fence of the white house . the initial information i' m receiving is that included flash drives along with some other unknown items. kyla: chief white says the suspect wrote a manifesto listing more than one dozen u.s. lawmakers. officials are not certain how the 30-year-old suspect got to washington, but say police were able to determine he aborted -- boarded a flight at the boise airport sometime on monday. pastor tim remington, shot six times sunday outside his church in idaho, has regained consciousness and is talking with his family.

s see what is coming our way today in the beautiful forecast. randi: it will not be as sunny as yesterday, but temperatures should still head of into the low 70' s. right now many spots are ready starting the day very warm. in wilmington, 55. at the st. vincent school in kenwood, 56. bethel, 58. hamilton, already at 61 degrees. you will notice more clouds around through the day, anders a small shot it rain, especially west of cincinnati. on the way to school, another mild morning, and 50' s. on the way home from school this afternoon, right about 70. more clouds and warm, should be a great day to get outside and play for those kids. i know when i picked up my son from preschool yesterday, all of the gets wanted to go to the playground. he had been playing so hard all day, he fell asleep before we

india: we went to school -- to jerry quick right after school. we are enjoyed the nice temperatures. speaking of nice temperatures, we' re going to have construction because of the nice temperatures. a daytime closure on pete rose way. this will last until friday. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., pete way between central avenue and rose street. we have seen our fair share of construction in this area, here' s a look at 71 at the jeremiah morrow bridge. traffic is moving along. we are picking up southbound, but northbound maybe out of warren county, looks good. another check on traffic coming up shortly. kyla: a new bill designed to help heroin addicts. mark: the changes congress hopes to make led by one of ohio' s u.s. senators. kyla: more help for flint pouring in from afar.

michigan city battles a water crisis. mark: taking a live look outside. a beautiful start to your wednesday. 58 degrees. get up and get going. stay with us, we'

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it is going to be a great day. i would expect as we head toward lunchtime today, everyone of those tables around the fountain will be packed with people because it will be another great day to steal some moments when you can' t and get outside. if you' re heading out the door right now, what you need to know, another day for maybe some shorts and t-shirts this afternoon. this morning, temperatures in the upper 50' s. tomorrow, not a good day to get outside. we have soaking rain in the forecast through the day tomorrow. we dry out toward friday. it will stay warm all week long, high temperatures way above normal. several rounds of rain starting as early as late tonight so we will take a look at the timing of that rain enjoying the 60' s and 70' s when we come back in a couple of minutes. mark: lawmakers resume pass legislation aimed at drug addiction as the cdc says prescription cream killers -- think it was as an all-time high.

giving addicts in the treatment instead of jail. the measure would provide federal funds for drug monitoring programs, addiction programs, and even expand the availability of drugs used to counteract overdoses. >> probably 25 people in ohio this week, 100 people in america today, overdoses. >> this is an epidemic all over this country. no state is immune, whether you' re a democrat or republican. mark: a final vote on the bill could come today or tomorrow will stop last week senate republicans blocked a democratic effort to include $600 million in emergency funding in the bill. mark: kentucky community packed up a u-haul to help flint michigan. a baptist church outside looks again decided to collect water for the city saying it could happen in their town as well so they wanted to help. they collected more than 1000 jugs in just a month. they quoted the gospel would jesus said, "i was thirsty and

li rush they your able to help someone, even if you don' t know them, you cannot see them, just a note that i a am contributing factor, that i can reach out and touch them in a way. kyla: the church says water is often taken for granted, but it' s a simple way to help a struggling community. mark: the department of transportation summit will kick off today at the cintas center. alicia reece will be the keynote is bigger today' s event along with the president of the ohio legislative black caucus. they will speak on increasing construction opportunities for minority owned businesses. the event begins at 8:00 this morning. also today, volunteers headed to the mitchell memorial forest in miami township to clear the path on a mountain bike trail. rei is sending 30 volunteers. the mountain bike trail stretches more than eight miles at the mitchell memorial forest. kyla: a closer look at public transportation and the impact on our community. the operator of the metro bus

shows 92% of those who are surveyed lee public transportation is you central to the economy. 50% of the survey say they think a top priority of the bus system is to connect people with jobs and improve quality of life. mark: come to see what is coming our way today in the forecast. randi: more temperatures of into the 70' s. i do not think it will be the warmest day of the year like yesterday was, but we are looking at 70 degrees today and staying way above our normal high of 50 for at least the next week or so. we have on the wlwt radar mostly dry weather. a little bit of mist early in the morning, right now cloudy skies. that is the difference for most of us. yesterday, tons of sunshine, a little breezy. today, cloud cover and a little breezy. that will keep us topping out around 70 degrees. you can see where the clouds are coming from as rain rolls through central indiana. you' ll notice most of this stays

us in southeastern indiana make it a passing sprinkle in the mid to late morning. for everyone, the rain chances ramp up closer to midnight tonight. right now 58 degrees, wind out of the south at nine miles per hour, 10 to 15 mile per hour wind to the afternoon. it should feel pretty pleasant. 8:00 a.m., 50 six. lunchtime, 67. the high right around 70. the threat for a shower will be to the west but for most of us, just a cloudy and mild day. heading toward lunchtime, maybe a passing shower through portions of franklin or fayette counties. getting into the middle of the afternoon, the rain becomes more steady across central idea and slowly work in our direction. a passing shower possible southeastern indiana closer to midnight when the steadier rate will roll it. the middle of the night, the rain gets here and expected to be raining most of the day for thursday.

spots. lunchtime, same deal, steady rain. for the evening commute, wet. basically, thursday is washout potential. thursday night closer to midnight, the rain moves out. and moves out tomorrow at midnight. a sickly, 24 hours to keep the -- basically, 24 hours to keep handy. today, 70 degrees, small chance for shower west of town. tomorrow, everybody sees the raid. friday, dry, 63. saturday, a spotty showers here or there. saturday. sunday, steady rain. we spring forward saturday night that hour of sleep. looks like the s going to be really nice for the primary on tuesday. kyla: no excuses to not get out and vote.

conditions , which is reflected on our travel times. 275 on the northeast corner from used k to 71, 13 minute commute. 19 minutes in northern kentucky along the 71-75 corridor. 17 minutes on 75 out of butler county. we are clear, seeing have your volume with headlights headed southbound. no significant delays, but heading into the next hour is when we will start to see them work in. we will continue to keep you updated. mark: a dad and said have an unusual bonding moment of the spring baseball game. >> he is the hero. mark: how the debts quick reflexive saved his son from a bat in the face. ben & jerry' s getting creative as they until some tasty new flavors. how they are using social media to get the customers attention.

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when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. kyla: welcome back. a beautiful, clear start if you' re hopping out the door. money, but you certainly will not this afternoon. we will check in with randi in a few minutes. time to get a check on some stories trending this morning. mark: a near-miss that' s making jaws drop across the country. at a spring training baseball game for the pittsburgh pirates, a dad' s knee-jerk reaction saved his son from getting a bat in

you could hear the crowd' s audible from the hitter' s hands, went hurtling toward the third row where landon cunnigham was looking down at a phone, about to send pictures to his mom. >> i did not even see it, so i was scared. >> i did not have a lot of time to think about it, the only thing i can describe it as is dade mode. mark: landon actually got to keep the that as a souvenir. wow. kyla: take a look at this, a plane fell from the sky in long island saturday. the emergency parachute attached to it helped guide it to a landing. some crazy video here. police say louis obergh was piloting with his daughter when the plane lost engine power about 2000 feet in the sky.

the airplane crash. obergh and his daughter survived the crash with barely a scratch. mark: ben & jerry' s revealed two of its three newest flavors of ice cream on the social media app snapchat. the vermont-based ice cream company revealed brownie batter core and cookies and cream cheesecake court. does it get any better than that? these are the latest additions to its popular core line of ice cream. snapchat was created for people to socialize with friends, but now company' s are taking advantage of it. >> snapchat has picked up ground in the last year or so, i think a lot of people are using it to access news on the daily. it could be a good marketing tool for companies to display new promotions and things like that. mark: ben & jerry' s will release the last new flavor later this morning. to see the big reveal, just

i am not on the snapchat. kyla: i am not, either. still ahead, presidential candidate celebrating this morning. mark: the surprising when from super tuesday part two in what it means for the race. kyla: a dangerous stay in the field. reporter who acted just fast enough to avoid a day at the hospital. randi: i have snapchat, i do not use the snapchat. on twitter, i hope you can embrace my emoji forecast. we are topping out around 70 degrees post up tomorrow, a soaking wet day through the day for thursday. we will take a peek at the rain chances for the weekend and how long the rate will stick around along with the warmer temperatures, when we get back. mark: taking a live look outside for you at 5:56, a beautiful start to this wednesday. get up and get moving. you are waking up with

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mark: good morning, everyone. the bank sure to be crowded at lunchtime today as we experience these warmer temperatures. a lot of folks dining outside. good morning, thank you for joining us i' m mark hayes. , i' m kyla woods. kyla: in for lisa cooney. it looks nice already. are they serving breakfast? randi: i don' t think the grill opens until 10:00 or 11:00. it looks like today is it great time to get outside, even if it is just for your lunch break. we' re going to be once again up toward 70 degrees. and even this morning, temperatures are not cold. most places in the upper 50' s. 59 officially at cvg. walton, 59. 61 in dry ridge. 56 in love lead. a couple of 60' s in southeastern indiana.