there is a little fog. 63. through the afternoon, expect a we could see a stray thunderstorm in the early initial line moves in. scattered showers are part of tonight. if you have plans tomorrow, it is heading out to take a walk or the polls, tomorrow will be great most of the day. we will look at tomorrow' s first, let' your. kyla: good morning to you. if you' re heading out right now, we have been telling you about the fog this morning. here is a look. not greatly reducing his ability. you can still see headlights heading toward the bridge and the streetlights lining the bridge. at 275 near kellogg. we are able to see those lights shining through. you might still see fog heavier over the bridge. once you get past there, you should be good to go.

other places. 75 at newman way north and southbound looking great. southbound starting to pick up as expected for this time in the morning. have your inbound flow of traffic. elsewhere, seeing the same thing. inbound lanes will pick up throughout the hour. we will keep you updated and check in again in a few minutes. lisa: new details this morning about a man shot and killed in avondale last night. we now know the identity of the victim. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. dan police say the man was found : shot to death at a gas station in avondale. this was on burnet avenue just before 6:00 last night. investigators say his name, trazone mahaffey. he was 21-years-old. cincinnati police say he was inside of a car, parked at a gas pump. he was shot several times according to police and pronounced dead on scene. at this point, cincinnati police have no information about any suspects. but we' re told the homicide unit is still working the case.

lisa: developing national news this morning. a police officer in maryland has been gunned down. in what officials are calling an unwarranted attack. officials say prince george' s county police officer jacai colson was killed when two suspects opened fire outside the police department' s landover station. police say one of the suspects was also injured in the exchange of gunfire and is listed in stable condition. the second suspect was later arrested after running away from the scene. collects -- >> this crime is not should be known that murder is crime against our entire community and not only that, but against humanity and that' we will treat it. lisa: there' s no word yet on a motive behind the shooting. police say officer colson was a four-year veteran on the force and acted as an undercover narcotics officer. down to the wire, ohio residents are seeing more political ads, and visits from presidential

wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with the latest on commitment 2016. andrew after a busy weekend the t done with ohio yet. there are more stops planned for today. it looks like ohio voters will get a chance to hear from governor john kasich, donald trump and bernie sanders today. hillary clinton spent time in ohio over the weekend. ohio is seen as the swing state in presidential elections, and it' s a big prize in primary season too. and ohio governor john kasich has made this the make-or-break moment for his campaign. with just about 24 hours to go until the polls open up tomorrow in ohio, the campaigns are doing vote. ir doing that by making even more spot -- stops in ohio today. you can vote today in person p.m. the last day for early voting. the polls open tomorrow at 6:30

your ballot. andrew setters, wlwt news five. ohio' some last minute campaigning. hillary clinton and bernie sanders spoke during a dinner last night in columbus trying to sway the undecided. both candidates took shots at republican opponent donald trump as well as touting their own records in politics. down the road in west chester republican frontrunner donald trump was courting voters in butler county. in the latest nbc news poll trump is behind in the buckeye state. governor john kasich is leading in his home state and yesterday trump made sure to take a couple shots at kasich. donald trump he' s not gonna do : the job, ok. not gonna do the job. we have so many problems with this country. lisa: trump also had some fun with the crowd when he called for pete rose to be put in the hall of fame. rose has endorsed trump for president. be sure to watch our special coverage of the primaries as

wlwt will bring you live coverage. beginning at 7:30 p.m.. when the polls close. then join us for a special edition of wlwt 10:00 and 11:00. the bracket is out and xavier is all. the musketeers earned a two tournament seed in program history. now they are heading to st. louis to take on weber state and the tip is set for friday night at 9:20. the x-men are hoping this will be the start of a long run. >> i think our team will play loose. we will surely the ball. that is how we have been all year. the personality of this team. we have experienced success and downfalls. going into the postseason, we know what it takes to win. we know what it takes not to win. we know we shouldn' t do and what we have to do. it is a lot of experience that

>> the bearcats earned a nine seed and a trip to spokane. for 10:00. u.c. head coach mick cronin says his players will need some time to prepare and get healthy. >> as soon as they said we were was great, gary was smiling, really a lot of guys in there turned out as much as we would have like to win the conference tournament, you know with the ve been dealing has been hopefully good for us. lisa: we have a couple other teams getting ready for the big kentucky is taking on stony thursday at 9:40. the dayton flyers are also back in the tournament. u.d. will face syracuse friday at 12:15. devastating floods reshaping

morning after a wave of deadly storms. where an amtrak train went off the tracks. the passengers and how many people were hurt. outside live right now through city camped on a it is dark. we are not going to see sunrise for a while. thank you, daylight savings time. randi: seven: 51 is the official sunrise. dark and early on this monday morning. we are dealing with fog. quarter-mile visibility in springboro and hamilton at lunken airport. the fog is not widespread. cvg not dealing with issues. in some places, there is thick fog. temperatures this morning, upper 50' s. 53 degrees downtown. as you head out the door, a little fog, mild air. by the time we get to lunchtime, rain arriving. showers and thunderstorms

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almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. back, a live look at part of your morning commute. things are moving along just fine. don' t expect the sun to come up until you are out the door thanks to daylight savings time. we sprang forward saturday night

kyla: it will be quite a delay before we see any light out there. the roads are moving on just fine. we are nothing any issues. 471 at 275, as you can see, clear for you. that continues it if you had northbound from the interchange toward newport and bellevue. good morning there. 65 miles per hour. things are looking good and clear. all of our speeds are where they should be at this time in the morning. a very quick five minute commute for you to get to the daniel carter beard bridge where we are seeing clear conditions. about an hour ago, i promised you we would see a lot more headlights northbound into cincinnati. that is exactly what we' re seeing. heavier volume, but not going to see any issues if you' re heading outside right now. still a good start. we will keep you updated and let you know if any problem spots start outside. lisa: an amtrak train has

sending 20 people to the hospital. the train was traveling from los angeles to chicago when it derailed just after midnight. at least five train cars are on their side. amtrak says about 128 passengers and 14 crew members were on board. the body of a tugboat crew member has been recovered after the boat crashed into a barge on the hudson river. officials say the 90-foot tugboat hit a construction barge early saturday morning and now two bodies have been recovered. they say the tugboat sank and spilled about 5000 gallons of fuel into the water. gallons of fuel into the water. a third crew member is still missing. time' s running out for you to claim your tax refunds. 2012 the irs says nearly a billion dollars remains unclaimed. you have until this april 18 to cement your 2012 tax return. about a million americans haven' t done that yet. if you don' t file in time $the

treasury. millions remain under threat of flash-floods across four states in the south. after days of relentless rain there is widespread flooding across the gulf region and at least six people have died because of storms. this is video from mississippi where about 75-yards of highway has washed away. city engineers say repairs to the dismantled road could take months. today the cincinnati museum center announced a new exhibit. and we had a little fun guessing what it was. we first had to solve a riddle, then use a mirror to read backwards. after some team work, it turns out the new exhibit is called da vinci the genius. it' s an interactive exhibit with full-scale interpretations of leonardo da vinci' s inventions and iconic art such as the mona

artisans were able to decipher s secret writings to re-create his inventions and also give deeper analysis to his iconic pieces. >> he truly was a renaissance he was an inventor, a scientist, an anatomist, even a musician. and so what this exhibit does, s mind and his brilliance. lisa: the da vinci exhibit will feature 17-themed galleries with more than 200 pieces. and we' re told it will be family friendly. it opens may 20. that mimics the first three constant pi. and if you want to win 3.14 years of free pizza pie from pizza hut all you' ll need to do is answer one of three math questions. the questions could be pretty tough though. they' ve been devised by famed princeton mathematics professor john h. conway. and range in difficulty from high school to phd level. pizza hut will distribute the questions online today at 8:00 a.m.

one for each question. >> do you get to pick each level? lisa: i don' t think that' s how it works. randi: my husband is a high school math teacher. all in the name of pipe your pizza, desserts, whatever. i am wearing the dress, if you remember. in the fall, it went viral. all the female meteorologists in the country had this dress. we are wearing it today to promote women in stem careers. science technology, engineering. math. >> i like it. wax that is up our alley. i will try my hand at those later on they -- today. it is all about the forecast. let' s look at what we are expecting through the day. we are planning on showers on the way by lunchtime. it is a mild start to the day. by noon, you' ll need that umbrella.

a thunderstorm. tomorrow, perfect if you head out to the primary polls. tomorrow night, closer to midnight, another round of storms could roll in. up first will be the line of rain that is in western portions of kentucky. you can see it moving to paducah. even a cluster of thunder and lightning on the leading edge. that will be up to volvo by 9:00, 10:00, moving toward cincinnati as we approach lunchtime. as a resume on in, yesterday evening, if you are out, the fog was very widespread. this morning, some spots still reporting quarter mile visibility. springboro, hamilton. all coming in with foggy conditions. temperature wise, 57 and alexandra, 54 in harrison. 56 in mason. most places in the mid-50' s. we make it up into the mid-60' s this afternoon. some places, upper 60' s south and southeast downtown cincinnati. let' s take a look at the forecast for your pie day. yes, that is an actual pie plate that exist in my household.

makes decent buys. new, showers arrive. 3:00, rain or storm, 66. into the afternoon, that is when i would expect rain to move in. as early as 11:00 or 12:00. afternoon issue. we will see showers, a stray thunderstorm, and then spotty showers through the evening commute. not totally moving out until midnight tonight. for tomorrow, if you are making plans to hit the polls, no worries whatsoever. we get some sunshine going late in the mid-70' s. tomorrow night, as results start coming in, 10:00, 11:00, that is when we will showers moving in our direction. some of them are on the strong side. we are under a slight risk of severe weather tomorrow. today, rain on the way. gorgeous tomorrow afternoon. storms tomorrow night. that is a cold front.

s day on thursday, cloudy and 60. re 50' s. lisa: tracking down richard simmons. the friends speaking out raising concern for the fitness guru. a response from the dog what cesar millan is saying

ri (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish,

where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message,

randi: it is 6:23 right now. 53 degrees. there has been some concern about fog and it is not too bad. let' s check the big picture. kyla: things off to a great start. we are seeing some thought in the area needing home so rich, one of the usual. you will run it -- and to it over the bridge, that past it, you are good to go east or west of them. looking at construction on i-75 into butler county, it will impact you in the overnight hours. between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. the following morning, we will deal with it to start the week. we should finish the week clear. 75 at crescent phil, short-term

this will impact you in both directions for the overnight closure. this morning, things are rolling along at 75 29. out of butler county southbound toward the 275 loop, no problems there. we' ll check again in a few minutes. lisa: a developing story this morning, we are following questions about richard simmons and his well-being. the new york daily news published a report with some of simmons' friends saying they have not seen him in the past two years. the report suggests he is being controlled by his inner circle which includes his brother and housekeeper. after the news caused a stir, simmons apparently spoke to a producer with entertainment tonight and disputed the report. animal activists have created an online petition with more than 11,000 signatures calling for criminal charges against famed dog whisperer, cesar milan. a live pig was used during a training session with a dog who recently attacked two other pet pigs. that dog bit the pig'

millan says people are taking this the wrong way and blowing it out of proportion. let' s check the forecast with randi who has details on a springlike morning. randi: we are pushing 60 early in the morning. that is not a bad way to start the day. temperatures in the mid to upper 60' s in the afternoon. let' s take a look at the seven-day forecast today. showers and maybe a straight thunderstorm. that rain will arrive around lunchtime. early afternoon is when we see some under a lightning. that is when we would expect it. tomorrow, a huge day in ohio as people had to be polls for the primary. 7:00 in the morning, dark and early, 52. , 68. no worries at the polls there tomorrow evening, 10:00, 11:00, that is what we could see some storms. lisa: coming up, the most wonderful time of the year.

set. >> only 24 hours until the polls open for the ohio primary. where the canddates stand now, before the big day. lisa: and a partial building collapse has some lane closures this morning. as we take a live look in clifton.

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lisa: the candidates coming after ohio. the rush for votes before the polls open tomorrow. a sudden collapse at this apartment building. what residents are saying about the moments before the walls came down. getting ready for the big dance. when you need to be in front of your television for all of the tournament action area. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: a live look through city kim on your monday. this just in. carlisle high school is closed in warren county because they have no electricity. all other schools in that district are open. it is 6:30 on your monday, i' m lisa cooney. we have kyla woods keeping an eye on the roads. let' s check with a 4 -- a check of the forecast. randi: people are probably

spring forward saturday night, but you feel it monday morning. as we look at the radar, the several hours away. i will not slow you down at all. showers and thunderstorms on the leading edge in louisville by 9:00. lunchtime. out with and clouds across the area. clouds will be thickening up over the next couple of hours. if you were out yesterday evening, there was widespread this morning, not as widespread. the fog trekker in butler county, one of the hot spots or to a quarter-mile. through blue ash, same deal to write near lunken airport early this morning, some low visibility. down to a half, mile visibility in springboro. in some places, you will deal with fog. temperature wise, decent to start the day. 53 in hamilton, 66 in

mid-50' s as you head out the some patchy fog lingering. son doesn' t come up until before 8:00 this morning. at 8:00 a.m., 55. -- 63. showers, a couple rumbles of thunder in the early afternoon. temperatures today top out around 66. let' we haven' but it hasn' t been crazy. kyla: yesterday, crazy focalin i-74. it was very take. thick. been mentioning. eastbound lanes picking up, even i-74. we are starting to see heavier volume that typically comes with this time of the morning. nothing out of the ordinary. 275 at reed in both directions. getting heavier. some areas need extra time. i don'

heading toward columbia parkway or 471. traffic looking good there. we will continue to keep you updated. we will check in again shortly. lisa: 6:32 right now, it' s the day before the all important ohio primary. and the last day for residents to participate in early voting. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with how candidates are criss-crossing the buckeye state in these final hours. andrew? andrew no matter who the : candidate is and what they say you get to have your say soon in ohio. exactly 24 hours from now, the polls open up. tomorrow is primary day and it could be a very important day in the presidential race. we have seen john kasich and donald trump in our area and hillary clinton and bernie sanders trying to win-over local voters, as well. ohio is critical in the presidential race. polls show it very tight on the republican side with john kasich hoping his home state can deliver his first primary win and change his fortunes in the republican presidential race. ohio voters are already casting ballots. early voting has proven to be a popular option, and a lot of

person too what the by absentee or person. meanwhile a new nbc news poll shows here in ohio john kasich is leading donald trump by six points, 39-33%. according to nbc trump has a more than 20 point edge in florida. governor kasich in last place there. trump is also looking good in illinois despite his chicago rally being essentially shut down by protesters. governor kasich is in third according to the poll. as for the democrats. hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders in all states including here in ohio where she has a 20 point advantage. election day tomorrow. polls are open from 630 in the in the evening. until if you are tied up in busy tomorrow.

lisa: governor kasich is looking to grow his support in ohio with help from former presidential candidate, mitt romney. romney will join kasich at events in north canton and westerville today according to the kasich campaign. this is not meant to be an endorsement. romney is making a campaign trail comeback as part of his escalating efforts to prevent donald trump from clinching the republican nomination. trump is not backing down. he spent the weekend in ohio including a stop in west chester on sunday. there was some tension in the air with protests organized before his visit. >> he knows how to deal with people. we have not had a president in a long time who knows how to deal. >> he' s trying to build walls bt -- between people who should be allowed to come here. he can' t kick people out based on the color of their skin. lisa: there were a few clashes between supporters and protesters many yelling at one , another. trump supporters also set off their car alarms.

were kept in a taped off area. as for the democrats. ohio voters got a chance to interact with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. the candidates came out for a town hall in columbus on sunday. they took questions from voters and that included terina allen. she is the sister of sam dubose who was shot and killed by a u.c. police officer. allen asked senator sanders about police accountability. bernie sanders: any police officer who breaks the law like any other elite -- public official, must be held accountable, period. hillary clinton: we have systemic racism that is really at work inside the criminal justice system. and we' ve got to be willing to stand up. [applause] hillary clinton and question : these inequities and then go

lisa: wlwt is leading the way tomorrow night. be sure to watch our special coverage of the primaries as ohio votes. sheree paolello and mike dardis will bring you live coverage. when the polls close. then join us for a special edition. of wlwt news five at 10:00 and 11:00. time now is 6:37 . others we are following this morning new details this morning , about a man shot and killed in avondale last night. victim. investigators say it was 21-year-old trazone mahaffey. police say he was found shot to death at a gas station in avondale. this was on burnet avenue just before 6:00 last night. police say he was shot several times and pronounced dead on scene. this morning police have no suspects. , police looking for the person who damaged this shoe store. police say a man threw a brick at the store window overnight and then took off running. this happened at wendel' s

so far, no arrrests. still looking for answers this morning after part of an building comes crashing down in clifton. it happened at ludlow and middleton. way sunday afternoon and we spoke with a couple who was sitting on their front porch at the time. they say they heard creaking and saw sawdust fall. before the sudden collapse. >> i basically just made sure nothing else was going to happen. i got up and said, lori, we have to get out of here. and i kind of made sure she was ok. and we got off the porch. lisa: the couple tells us they t notice any problems with the building before the roof collapsed. no one was hurt in the incident. but as you can see in this live picture of the scene, still some lane closures as more cleanup is needed in the area. we will keep you up to date area

, here and it' your bracket. dan griffin is live this morning with a look at the draw for local squads. dan? good morning. dan: five area team selected to the team of the field of 68. this after a lot of hard work by the teams and coaches involved. we know that xavier grabs a top seed in the ncaa tournament. as expected they will be a two seed facing 15 seeded weber state on friday. the teams face off in st. louis with tip-off at 9:20. what about the west region? cincinnati bearcats have the 9 seed. they face the atlantic champions, st. joes in spokan on 10 friday at 10. we' ve got a closer look at the schedule on your screen right now. some other big names and big games people looking forward to, including those u.k. wildcats, taking on stony brook thursday night. indiana hoosiers in the mix. if both win, the teams could face each other in an intense game between old-time rivals. dayton also may determine to a lot coming together as march

live, dan griffin, wlwt news five. lisa: let' s get it over to randi for a check of the monday forecast. randi: we have some areas of fog, but in most places, not a bad start temperatures in the mid and upper 50' s. 57 in wilmington, 57 and basso. as the kids head out to the door to the bus stop, no need to make them pile on layers. it is a mild start. may be sweatshirt or light jacket early. make sure, maybe a round -- rain coat will be necessary. by the time we get to lunchtime, rain is here. on the way home, you can count on scattered showers and a stray thunderstorm. temperature wise, feeling good, upper 60' s. we will look at a timeline for the reigns of arrival and a better forecast during the daytime tomorrow in a couple of minutes. lisa: spoiler alert on selection sunday.

sparked an ncaa investigation. cincinnati' s riverfront could be getting another big facelift. the plans for a new high-rise along pete rose way. outside live on your monday, i

6:41 right if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all

lisa: a soccer game in australia over the weekend took an unexpected turn because of this. that is inescapable -- escaped bull. scaring these kids, charging onto the field during a youth soccer game. no one was hurt. that animal just ran back into the woods. thousands of runners made it out for the heart mini-marathon on sunday. fountain square offered a post-race celebration with food music and inflatables. , the event raises money for the american heart association and mercy health. this year runners raised nearly $3 million. way to go on that. today millions of americans will brackets after selection sunday. some basketball fans got a head-start checking out the field after the official bracket was leaked online.

the ncaa is reacting. kyla: this was big news. the ncaa is investigating how the bracket was leaked before the official announcement on selection sunday. the bracket appeared on twitter. during the airing of the ncaa' s annual tournament selection show on cbs. at that point only half of the field had been revealed. the leaked bracket had the full field and it turned out to be spot on. the ncaa released a statement about the incident last night. we go through great lengths to prevent the tournament field from being revealed early, and the ncaa took its usual measures to protect this from happening. unfortunately and regrettably the bracket was revealed prior to our broadcast partners' having the opportunity to finish unveiling it. we take this matter seriously, and we are looking into it. several coaches said they were aware of the leaked bracket and it' s how some bubble teams learned they were left out of the tournament. a lot of(controversy.

we were talking earlier, i was in watching the television, i was watching online. what was happening on the television screen was taking too long. people complain about it. somebody was bound to get a hold of it. kyla: it is the power of social media. you put things out there, you t take it back. lisa: they are serious about finding out what happened. later today. focused on basketball today this will be a big football day at u.c. nfl scouts will be hanging out in clifton for uc' s pro day. scouts will get a look at the local players trying to make it to the next level ahead of the nfl draft, next month. players will be going through workouts and drills hoping to impress scouts. in colerain township. local school leaders will also be looking forward to football season. crews will be breaking ground today on a renovation project at northwest high school. the football field is getting a new synthetic turf to replace the grass.

process of replacing the track in the stadium. the project is expected to take about 12 weeks. a deal is in the works to bring a new luxury high-rise to cincinnati' s riverfront. an atlanta-based developer is in contract talks with montgomery inn to buy more than 3 acres of land next to the purple people bridge. the novare group wants to build a 25-story building with more than 350 apartments. if built, it would also include retail space on the lower level. the deal could close as soon as this spring. we will keep you up to date. let' s check the morning commute. kyla: so much going on down there. exciting. a was amazing to see how far along the cvg building has come along the banks get a lot of excitement in the queen city. your travel times right now. from 275 to the ronald reagan ,

a quick commute for you. 64 miles per hour from the indiana side to i-75. across the river, holding at a low 19 minute commute from the split and walton all the way into downtown on i-71 75. you can see traffic still have your southbound. -- heavy yourself down. we have not sinned out yet. northbound will play catch-up as folks get heavier and that direction. we have and problem free outside of a little fog we were seeing near kellogg, one of the usual areas. randi: the normal spots have seen some fog. it was more widespread yesterday evening. if you' re going to sleep thinking it would be rough in the morning, it is not too bad. dry weather across greater cincinnati that will be changing as we approach lunchtime. further down the ohio, rain is moving through paducah, evansville. right now, thunder and lightning. over told -- toward logo, i would expect that rain to arrive at 9:00.

us in greater cincinnati. rain today, second half of the day, not expecting severe weather. tomorrow, you will notice much of the area in the a low indicating a slight risk of severe weather -- in the yellow indicating a slight risk of severe weather tomorrow night. you don' t need to worry during the daylight hours. the rain will hold off until midnight tomorrow night. right now, 53 degrees p at wind out of the south at six miles per hour. planner today, dry in the morning, some fog, mild conditions. lunchtime, showers arrive, a rumble of thunder in the early afternoon. 66 for a high. chance of scattered showers continues into the evening. on the futurecast, again, it is a lunchtime arrival time starting to the south and west rolling to downtown in the noon hour. early afternoon is when we will see maybe a chance of thunder and lightning. again, not looking at severe weather, but you may see a decent downpours. into the afternoon, early

scattered rain, light showers through the evening. off to midnight tonight when the back edge of moves through. tomorrow should be dry whenever the polls are open. early in the morning, clouds around. i think we see more sunshine midafternoon and temperatures in the mid-70' s tomorrow. gorgeous weather. hang out outside, grill out tomorrow night. our rain will hold off until the late evening hours. as results are moving in, 10:00, 11:00 midnight, that is when rain moves in, as well. this futurecast showing around midnight for arrival time. those storms should weaken as they move toward us because they will move in at night. still expecting a risk of severe weather. we will track those overnight tuesday into wednesday morning. looking at the seven day forecast today, 66 degrees. second half of the day, dealing with rain. tomorrow, gorgeous during the day, almost 75, storms at night.

s day, dry, 60. basketball mode in the end of s. lisa: the candidates coming on after your vote. the blitz and the buckeye state. it is being called an unprovoked attack. a deadly ambush in maryland you know, in america, if you work hard, to get ahead, no matter who you are or where you started out. but too many barriers hold back our families. instead of affordable college we have skyrocketing debt. paychecks barely budge, but ceo pay keeps rising. and instead of good paying jobs, millions of americans are stuck. wall street and big financial interests, along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies.

that' s what i want to take on. i'm running for president to root out all of these barriers, because i think america can only live up to its potential when we make sure that every american has a chance to live up to his or her potential. i'm hillary clinton, and i approved this message. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm

let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america all come to look for america to look for america to look for america i'm bernie sanders,

lisa: we are checking your top stories. it is down to the wire when it comes to campaign for the ohio primary. andrew setters is leading the way with the latest on commitment 2016. good morning. andrew: time is getting tight at the hamilton county board of elections. time is tied for you to make your decision ahead of tomorrow' s primary. you will get plenty of opportunities to hear from the big candidates this weekend. trump, john kasich, clinton, and centers. you will have more opportunities to hear from them. john kasich campaign in with mitt romney making a couple stops in ohio. donald trump has a rally planned for youngstown. bernie sanders will be there and is making another ohio stop, as well. john kasich has been hanging all of his hopes on a win in his home state. it looks like every vote will matter. he is just a couple points ahead

tuesday is important because the republican presidential race could look very different come wednesday. john kasich and marco rubio looking to win their home states. if they don' t, they may not see a path forward to stay in the race. all across ohio. andrew setters, wlwt news five. lisa: officer gunned down in what officials are saying is an unwarranted attack. the police officer was killed when two suspects opened fire outside of a police station. police say one of the suspects was also injured in the exchange of gunfire and is listed in stable condition. the second suspect was later arrested after running away from the scene. 6:55 right now police are , investigating this morning after a man was found shot to death at a gas station. the victim has now been identified as 21-year-old trazone mahaffey.

of burnet avenue in avondale just before 6:00 last night. police say the man was inside a car parked at a gas pump. police do not have any suspects right now. our 4th top story no word on the cause of this collapse at an apartment building in clifton. this is right by the intersection of ludlow and middleton. police say part of the roof gave way sunday afternoon and everything under it collapsed. no one was hurt in the incident. rounding out your top five, march madness. local fans have plenty to cheer about this week. dan griffin live this morning with a look at the drop after selection sunday. bring us up to date. dan: five area teams selected to the field of 68 this time after a lot of hard work. xavier grabs a top seed in the ncaa tournament. as expected they will be a two seed facing 15 seeded weeber state on friday. the teams face off in st. louis with tip-off at 9:20. the west region cincinnati , bearcats have the 9 seed.

champions, st. joes in spokan on friday at 10. other big names in the mix, and if indiana and kentucky win, they could face each other off fun and exciting time with march live this morning dan griffin, , wlwt news 5. lisa: the ncaa still try to early bracket. a was not me, for the record. randi: follow the twitters right -- string back. mid-sixties, fog early by lunchtime. showers moving in. maybe a straight thunderstorm. thunder and lightning on that leading edge toward louisville. it is about a lunchtime arrival for most of us. today, 66. second half of the day, you will need an umbrella. tomorrow, gorgeous through the

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the power of possible. the nafta trade treaty -- 850,000 jobs lost. special trade status with china -- 3 million jobs lost. now the trans-pacific trade deal could cost america

candidate for president has opposed every disastrous deal -- bernie sanders. while others supported unfair trade deals, bernie stood with american workers. he'll take on wall street and their trade deals because he doesn't take their money. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. good morning. breaking overnight. an amtrak train with 140 people on board goes off the tracks in kansas. >> set a ladder up and we'll start getting the people out the top. >> investigators looking into what caused the late-night crash. chaos on the campaign trail. a weekend of violent clashes between donald trump supporters and protesters. who is to blame? trump says not him, but his