our new 10 ounce filet. ou r 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. lisa: it' s primary day in ohio. where the candidates stand as they made a dash for last-minute campaigning monday. >> i would' ve looked at it and been confused, gone back and forth between where do i actually put who i want to vote for. mark: and looking to avoid problems at the polls. what you need to know to make the voting process a little smoother today. lisa: a teen' s condition worsens after being beaten by a man in the east end. how the suspect is likely to see more serious charges. >> 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 mark hayes. thanks for joining us. let' s get right over to randi for a look at your forecast. randi: we are heading into the low to mid 70' s, which will make today one of the warmest days of the year so far. there is a severe thunderstorm warning in portions of missouri. that will be an issue for chicago for the daytime hours. it should be weakening as it moves in and no problems around midnight or so. we are starting out with dry conditions with the potential to maybe see some patchy fog developing. currently 55 degrees in oxford. 55 degrees in florence. most places nice and mild to

temperatures climbed quickly towards lunchtime. the high today, 74. about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. no worries during the daytime today. a rumble could wake you up tonight. but first we check the roads. kyla: we have those lanes open on 75. the rolling roadblock that we mentioned yesterday. through downtown things are crystal-clear. there is one car from columbia parkway and 471. 275 on the northern edge of the loop near the 75 interchange. 75 is why open for you -- is

updated but no problems to start right now. lisa: sounds good. is here for ohio voters. mark: as usual, this is a key have team coverage as voters head to the polls. we begin with andrew setters, live at the board of elections, with a look at the race on both sides. good morning. andrew: today is make or break he' s hung in there without a single primary win so far. a loss in ohio would almost certainly spell the end of his campaign. but ohio is still too close to call. polls have bounced back and forth, showing a real fight between john kasich and donald trump. we' ve seen both candidates very active in ohio over the past few days, an indication trump feels like he' s got florida locked, so he can focus on the other big prize on the line today. ohio. polls show a dead heat or a slight edge for kasich in ohio.

it' s difficult to say just what that lead may be. some polls show a double-digit lead over bernie sanders. others show a tighter race and both sides have been working to for democrats, it' s not winner take all, so a close race means a close split in the delegates awarded from ohio. mr. sanders: a few weeks ago people were saying, bernie sanders winning ohio? no way. well, guess what. we have a good vote tomorrow, people come out, we' re going to win here in ohio. mrs. clinton: i am so worried about our country and what could happen if we don' t band together to elect a president who can represent all of america. andrew: we' ll know how it all shakes out tonight. the polls close at 7:30 and the results should start rolling in here at the hamilton county board of elections shortly after. reporting live, andrew setters,

mark: volunteers were hard at work monday calling voters to get some last-minute support before primary day. >> so you' ve already voted. can i ask if hillary had your support? mark: we caught up with volunteers working the phones at hillary clinton' s office in lockland. clinton didn' t make any stops in ohio on monday, attending a town hall in illinois last night. democrat bernie sanders held a town hall as well, his in columbus. he also made two stops in northern ohio earlier in the day. lisa: with no prize for second place, ohio governor john kasich knows he has to come out on top today. he says he is confident ohioans will have his back. mr. kasich: i feel really good about it. if i' m the nominee, i' m going to win the general election. we just have to take care of these primary states and see if we get enough delegates to go the convention strong and emerge as the adult at the convention. mark: governor kasich has a long way to go before the convention, and he also has to compete with

the polls showing are a tight race in ohio, and the republican front-runner was back in the buckeye state on monday, telling his voters he is the right choice. mr. trump: your governor is absentee. and listen to this, because i know. because i was there. i go back because i work. i still have job. you got to do your job. mark: a new poll from quinnipiac university shows trump and kasich are tied with ohio voters. lisa: as you head out to cast your ballot today, wlwt is leading the way with what you can expect at the polls this primary election day. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with the ballot confusion you should be mindful of. bring us up to date. dan: good morning. polls open at 6:30 this morning. about 45% expected here in hamilton county. there are some things to keep in mind as you head to your polling location. the republican ballot this year has two spots for you to mark your choice for presidential candidate.

is the one that matters according to election officials. they tell us last year, the ohio republican party changed the way delegates are awarded to a winner-takes-all process, but the ballots haven' t changed. there is a second box for presidential picks labeled "district delegates." that box will be totaled but does not count. also, we' re told they' ve increased poll workers beyond requirements in some of the busier polling places and taken care of the e-poll isssues that created problems in the last election. >> there was a hardware defect in the router that caused some communication problems with our printer, and those routers have been replaced and the new routers have all been tested. dan: keep in mind as you head to the polls, you' ll need some for i.d., but there are a variation of different things you can use. that includes a current photo i.d., like a license, a current utility bill, bank statement, government check or government or school document. let' s say you don' t have any of those things.

provisional ballot by swearing your identity. live in sharonville, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: we will have extended election coverage for you starting at 7:30 tonight. then join sheree paolello and mike dardis after "the voice" for special live coverage at two episodes of nbc' s new comedy "crowded" that would air at 10:00 is moving to 3:00 a.m. so if you want to see that, set your dvr. mark: a 16-year-old girl beaten two weeks ago outside a nightclub in the east end has died. 34-year-old william arnold was arrested and charged in the assault. the girl had been in a coma since the attack before dying just yesterday. arnold is being held on a $250,000 bond. he could be facing upgraded charges, but those have not been filed yet. cincinnati police need your help finding a missing man this morning. they say he has severe medical conditions that require medical attention.

last seen leaving his apartment on chateau avenue march 5. they say he often goes to the library downtown. if you' ve seen him, call police. lisa: back to the morning commute on this tuesday. we have a clear up of an incident. kyla: we do have a clear up along 75. you are good to go, lisa cooney. it has completely reopened. you are good there in other county. daytime construction shown along anderson township between hopper road and rich stone between 7:30 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon. that is near the 275 loop.

on 275 near the east gate area. clear near kellogg. sounds like a nice day for some construction. we will take those nicer temperatures. randi: we are heading toward spring. into the weekend, our highs will be in the 40' s. most places in the upper 50' s. hyde park, 57. 55 in lawrenceburg. not a bad way to start the day. we will be tracking fog. rush. lunchtime any fog is long gone, sunny skies and 67. it looks like a great afternoon to get outside. colder air is on the way.

timeline coming up in a couple minutes. mark: thank you. facing questions on the water crisis in embattled flint, michigan. lisa: the politicians expected to speak before a reform committee today. . 57 degrees and not much of a stay with us. re waking up to cincinnati'

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mark: good morning and welcome back. taking a live look outside. we will update your forecast in just a moment. checking today' s headlines, we' re staying on top of breaking news out of chicago where three police officers have been injured in a shooting. this happened on the city' s west side, and we know at least one suspect is dead. police say a narcotics tactical team observed a drug deal in the area just before 10:00 last night. when the team confronted the

three officers sustained nonlife-threatening injures. the other suspect fled on foot and has not been arrested yet. lisa: michigan governor rick snyder will be one of several high-ranking officials on capital hill today, answering questions about the water crisis in flint. the u.s. house oversight and governmental reform committee is scheduled to hear testimony today and thursday from key decision makers involved in the crisis. the current environmental protection agency administrator will also take the stand in front of congress. mark: apple' s response to the department of justice is due today. doj' s case against apple to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernadino terrorists. authorities say the phone could provide more information about the shooter and the plot behind the deadly attack. but apple claims this would breach their promised protection of the privacy of all of its customers. an american who traveled overseas to allegedly fight for isis has been captured in iraq. lisa: kurdish fighters say he

stumbled into kurdish-held territory. this is according to kurdish fighters, is video of the moment after an isis deserter surrendered himself to them. virginia driver' s license on 26-year-old mohammed jalal khweis. khweis crossed the turkish border a few months ago and joined isis. a u.s. law enforcement official said khweis was apparently not in a u.s. database of suspect isis members who traveled overseas. mark: the national press club in washington, d.c., hosted an event honoring a journalist released from iranian custody earlier this year. jason rezaian works for "the washington post." he spent 18 months in detention in iran before being released in january. >> to know jason is to love him. and as we gather here together to celebrate his 40th birthday, i feel incredibly blessed and fortunate to do so and be here by his side tonight and to be

mark: rezaian also met with president obama monday. he described it as a friendly and informal encounter which lasted a few minutes. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. it is going to be a pretty nice tuesday. if you' re heading out to the polls, no worries as your probably waiting in some long lines potentially. we are expecting a line of storms tonight. that will trigger some cooler air toward the weekend. we officially hit spring with a cooler snap. a cold front across the center part of the country bringing storms into missouri and iowa. as it creeps toward the east, we could see some severe weather

should be weakening as it rolls toward cincinnati. 10:00 midnight for the arrival and maybe the early morning hours tomorrow. right now temperatures in the mid-and upper 50' s. 56 degrees in alexandria. not a bad way to start the day. the average high this time of year is about 51. 5:00 this afternoon, most places in the low to mid 70' s. gorgeous afternoon and evening. i expect packed polling places and packed parks afterschool. 3:00, 74. clouds clearing out into the afternoon. clear this evening. toward midnight, notice the

i am calling around midnight. weakening as it moves through. gusty wind and hail are our high merit concern. 74 degrees for our high today. a cold front is moving through. 63 is our high temperature tomorrow. saint hat tricks day, temperatures take a bit of a slide -- saint patrick' s day. most places are close to a television. people are not going to be mad about the temperatures. kyla: busted brackets. more things to be upset about than a sprinkle on st. patrick' s day.

southbound into parts of northern kentucky. toward the bridge, 64 miles per hour from the 275 interchange. five minutes over to the daniel carter beard bridge. toward downtown, all those lanes are wide open. we will continue to keep you updated. lisa: thank you. mark: two cute additions to children' s hospital and how they are helping patients. lisa: an announcement about the sainthood of mother teresa. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 5:20 as we get moving on this tuesday morning. you' re waking up to cincinnati'

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lisa: good morning and welcome back on this tuesday. i almost said 27 degrees. 57 degrees. 5:23. we will check in with randi in a little while. happening today, the vatican will announce the approval of sainthood for mother teresa. she won the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her work with the sick and poor. pope francis signed off on the

teresa a saint last december. but the timing for her canonization was still up in the air. pope francis will announce the date and venue for that later today. cincinnati children' s hospital is getting some help from man' s best friend. mark: this is helping kids as they recover from serious illnesses. kyla: children' s now has two golden retrievers serving as support dogs. drummer and leica are part of the hospital' s new animal-assisted therapy program. children' s hospital says the dogs help the patients feel less anxious and can increase their mobility. one grandmother says the dog made all the difference in helping in her granddaughter' s recovery. >> the first experience we had of having little gia back was when she and drummer got together. and it was amazing. we all tried but it was drummer who did it. kyla: the hospital spokesperson says unlike volunteer dogs that visit the hospital from time to

day. wonderful program. lisa: they are so gentle and so trained. perfect dogs. mark: they had that editor -- that extra scent. kyla: you see therapy dogs and people just love it. mark: thank you. into temps above the 70' s today, dairy queen is kicking off the spring season five days early with its annual free cone day. customers at participating locales can stop by and get a free small vanilla soft-serve cone. in exchange for the free cone, dairy queen is once again accepting donations to children' s miracle network hospitals. dairy queen has raised more than $100 million for children' s miracle network hospitals in local communities over the last 30 years. lisa: great stuff. today is the perfect day for

randi: perfect day to get outside or to go to the polls. the weather is going to be nice. very mild one the polls open at 6:30. 7:30, around 70 degrees. enjoy it today. the high should be around 74. we could see a line of thunderstorms about midnight tonight. it is a cold front, so temperatures drop about 10 degrees. colder air toward the weekend. temperatures will be below average with highs in the 40 saturday through monday. mark: thank you. severe weather strikes multiple parts of the state on monday. lisa: the cleanup after one

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>> we have a major candidate for president of the united states, donald trump, who is inciting violence among supporters. lisa: the candidates teaming up in separate town halls against the republican front-runner. their message to voters before the primary. mark: three officers are injured in a deadly shootout in chicago. there are conditions in the search for a suspect this morning. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt , leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 "today." mark: i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. is everything ok on the roads? kyla: yes. lisa: get to the polls. randi: if you want to hang outside for the next hour, we have temperatures in the middle to upper 50' s. lower to middle 70'

afternoon. across the area, one of the cooler spots is carrollton, kentucky at 51. 40, dry ridge. most places, middle to upper 57 degrees in cvg. it is a nice and mild start. temperatures drop a couple of hours. 50' s we might see fog develop across the river valley areas. we have the potential for fog re not looking at major issues. we will see a good bit of sunshine through the day. minneapolis and des moines will hit chicago. weaker, but it will roll through in the middle of the night. it :00 a.m., lower to

lunchtime, sunny, mild, 67. this afternoon, nice and warm. perfect weather to do anything. 74 for a high. kyla: an accident on 75. this is southbound locking at least one lane, they beat 2 -- may be 2. this is southbound 75 at mitchell. it is a tricky spot. if you travel your often come you know that. it' s blitz. people are moving in the middle access lane, but you have at least one we' ll keep an eye on that, we will monitor travel times. 71/75, things are rolling right along. our biggest issue right now is along i-75 at mitchell. 71 at mlk looks good.

situation at metro hop on i-71 , you' re clear into downtown. lisa: three chicago police officers were shot during an in the staycation in a westside neighborhood. life-threatening. it all sustained hits to the they' re all veteran officers years of experience. they were investigating possible shooting happened. one suspect was killed during the incident. the police are searching for a second suspect. mark: democrats and republicans in super tuesday part three. some are calling it mega tuesday. the 2 jackpot states are florida and ohio. boaters in illinois, missouri, in north carolina will also weigh in. an ohio, where less than one hour from the opening of the polls. lisa: we began our team coverage

with what voters can expect when they get to the polls. -- in bharonville with what voters can expect when they get to the polls. dan: this is expected to be one of the biggest since 2008. they just put up some of the science 30 seconds ago. in hamilton county, there is an expected 45% turnout. there is no new technology this time. the problematic de-polls will be ready -- the problematic e-polls will be ready to go. then increased the number of workers. 116 trouble shooters will be places to make sure they can take care of problems. >> those are individuals who received additional training than the poll workers on the equipment so that they can respond quickly to problems.

it will be smooth sailing. bring a current id, something like a utility bill or a driver' s license. if you can vote with a provisional ballot. those polls will open in an hour or so. 3000 people are ready to vote at the sharonville community center. dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: hours before voters go to the polls in the make or break primaries, msnbc held primaries. hillary clinton joined moderator chris matthews in springfield and bernie sanders joined moderator chuck todd. the topic was donald trump. sanders said that trump was enticing supporters to commit ask of violence. donald trump has blamed

rallies as being sanders' supporters. hillary clinton says that she holds donald trump responsible for the violence at rallies and says that it has been building. >> with trump, what you' re dealing with, and i say this without joy, this guy is a pathological liar. >> you can see someone that is vying to be president of the united states is using divisiveness, is stoking fear, is pointing fingers, scapegoating against all kinds of people -- i think is so dangerous. mark: the republican candidates are scattered across the country. ohio governor john kasich and donald trump made their cases in the buckeye state. marco rubio try to rally support for an upset victory in his home state. ted cruz spent time up north in illinois. with ohio being one of the biggest battleground states

looked at he will take the wind the primary. lisa: how the candidates are measuring up. andrew, good morning. andrew: ohio is a big prize. candidates hope to do well, not only to lock up the nomination, but for success in a general election campaign in her. in ohio, hillary clinton is a leading, but it isn' big the lead is. one poll has are leading by 14 points, another by 5. bernie sanders has been working to close the gap. on the republican side, there are 4 candidates but 2 in play in ohio, john kasich and donald trump. it is either a slightly or the ohio governor or a dead heat. >> i feel really good about it.

general election. we just have to take care of the primary states to mount enough delegates to go into the convention strong to emerge as the adult at the convention. >> this is a place i want to win. ohio is going to make america great again. andrew: here' s what is at stake. the republican side, winner take all. 66 delegates. for the democrats, there are 143 delegates that will be split proportionally based on the outcome of the vote. the x factor in ohio? voters can pick their party affiliation at the polls. if there is one more interesting to you, you can weigh in on that race. at the polls, you' re not bound to anything when it comes to how you vote in november based on your party affiliation. andrew setters, wlwt news 5

we will have extended election coverage starting at seven: 30. join mike dardis and sheree after "the voice" at 10:00 and 11:00. 2 episodes of " crowded" are moving to 3:00 a.m. set your dvr. mark: the mother and her boyfriend, accused of hurting a baby boy so badly he was hospitalized. the father is speaking about his son' s recovery. gabriel correll was on a ventilator after he was beaten by his mother, aimee correll, and her boyfriend, neal royal. you struggling to understand how this happened. >> it didn' t make sense. how do you beat a child that isn' t breathing. had you feed a child just before he is on life support. that doesn'

mark: joseph correll' s son has a broken nose, deviated septum, and bruises. royal and cort -- correll were indicted on child endangerment. lisa: the national weather service confirmed in ef1 blew through phillipsburg north of dayton. other present montgomery county saw plenty of damage. it is unclear if the tornado hit a horse farm where trees were uprooted and barns were torn apart. the owner says his home, horses, and airplanes were untouched. weather for us? randi: our risk is considered marginal. pretty low. the storm should be getting weaker because they will move through in the middle of the night. it is a more -- it is a bigger impact near chicago. this morning, the potential for

at cvg, the view its ability -- the visibility is going down the touch. as we approach a sunrise, late in the 7:00 hour, we could see patchy fog developing. those places are in the middle 50' s. 55 at cvg. for the kids going to the bus stop it will be mild. there is the potential for fog, more likely in the usual spots and river valley areas. on the way from school, get outside, 73. the timeline for the storms into the evening, that is coming up. lisa: coming together after a shared tragedy. mark: how a northern ohio school is helping madison jr/sr high sc school move after the shooting. lisa: the court appearance for the pastor' s brother that is

mark: looking outside at five: 41. as we get moving on this election day. 57 mild degrees.

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but, guess what donald? four hundred and seventeen thousand of us now have good jobs here because of our governor. kasich cut state spending, cut our taxes, increased our wages. ohioans are too danged smart to ever trust you. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. lisa: we are looking over downtown cincinnati. the time is 5:44 on tuesday

when the primary in ohio. if you' re going right when the polls open, lunchtime, or dinnertime, it will be nice. the perfect start for the day as we get in a good bit of sunshine with spring-like temperatures. closer to midnight, storms roll in. they will be getting weaker, but there is a cold front. even though we have been enjoying warm weather, it will be cooler by the time spring actually arrives. temperatures will be dropping 30 degrees by the weekend. guys? mark: thank you. the man accused of shooting to death a dayton pastor will be arraigned. daniel schooler is accused of shooting his brother in front of the church on february 28. he is charged with murder, having a weapon under disability, and felonious assault in the shooting of the

lisa: another ohio school that went through a shooting is helping out the butler county community. chardon high school from the cleveland-area recommended to school to a walk-through with parents. addison also moved quickly to provide counseling. >> because of the ayers was so much worse, they were fatalities, it might not be as bad. i would rather have more support than not enough. lisa: they voted to make the resource officer full-time and add a second part-time officer. they are considering separate safety measures, including hand-held metal detectors. mark: what a development in kenwood will look like, featuring a shopping and dining space. these renderings were released. they are designed to look like the roof. the plaza feature seating, fire

the kenwood collection has not announced the restaurants yet. lisa: they kenwood aquarium is marketing itself as an interactive family destination . the news logo is "discover the wonder together." they want guests to touch and experience different sea life. they just welcome to improve of shark ray pups. they will open a new seahorse exhibit. mark: what do you have? kyla: slow traffic on i-75 because of a multivehicle accident on 75 southbound at mitchell. you can see the access lane in the center aisle is moving by. northbound is unaffected. those lane southbound and the main lanes are blocked. you can get by on the fast lane. you will need extra time. looking at vine you can see the backup until you get past the

looking at the travel times, 10 minutes. it is a little over what you typically see from the lateral into downtown. 18 minutes on 71/75. 232. we will keep you updated on the accident and let you know when they opened the lanes. southbound. let' s check in with randi rico. a slow go on 75, but it will feel nice if they have to roll down the windows. randi: the weather is not going to be an issue this morning. looking at the wlwt radar, to starting -- we' re starting with a few clouds that will be clearing through the morning. a ton of sunshine with a nice warm-up.

cincinnati toward chicago. through the middle of the day, lower to middle 70' s and cincinnati. toward chicago, they could be dealing with storms. looking at the severe weather threat, the yellow-zone, chicago, lafayette, fort wayne, indiana. we are considered marginal. the storms will be stronger during the daytime through illinois and in tiananmen. they should get weaker as they roll toward cincinnati. that is something will be watching in the middle of the night. until that point, it is pretty much perfect. right now, 55 degrees with the wind out of the southwest at three miles per hour. temperatures in dew points in the lower 50' s. i would expect to see fog developing that will stick

new in, nice and sunny, 67. temperatures than in the 70' s all across the area. fog in the morning, clearing out through the afternoon. dry in the evening. 10:00 or 11:00 at the earliest, but more likely around midnight and in the early morning hours tomorrow, we will have a weakening line of showers and thunderstorms rolled through. palin gusty wind will be the primary concern. -- hail and gusty wind will be the primary concern. goodbye middle 70' s by tomorrow. we are down to 63 and breezy for wednesday. st. patrick' s day, 59. thursday, friday, saturday, temperatures are cooler with cloudy skies and highs only in the 40' s. mark: when we continue, a steed looking dashing in tweed. lisa: a horse in the uk is

mark: a wild ride at six flags in georgia. how park officials are using a roller coaster to transport you to another planet. lisa:

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a live look at the hospital, would up this morning. coming up, a nice day ahead. right now, the trending stories. mark: looking at a stylish horse who is dressed for the runway rather than the racetrack. it is nothing but tweed for this stylish steed, this is morestead. he is in a custom three-piece tweed suit. he is modeling his new does just in time for the cheltenham festival. festivalgoers will wear enough tweed to stretch 200 miles. lisa: he looks better in a succoth than i do. -- in a suit coat then i do. going irish this week in honor of st. patrick' s day. a team of leprechauns announced

the tradition began 30 years ago when several people stage in an impromptu parade on st. patrick' s day. mark: six flags has unveiled north america' s first virtual-reality roller coaster. you ride while wearing a vr headset. it zooms to the usual drops and choice, while the headset provides a digital world with explosions and aliens. in less than 24 hours, a village in butler county could make history. lisa: people in somerville not only vote in the primaries, they are loading whether or not to dissolve their village into another township. kyla: it could be a big change for them. somerville has been incorporated

with 283 residents, it is easy to miss. a good coat that the village be absorbed into milford township. no one ran for mayor or council last year. the final two council members resigned. the villages barely scraping by on a $50,000 per year budget. if they get control of the village they say they will maintain the somerville fire department. residents we spoke to says the dissolving has been a long time coming, and many are ready to accept the change. mark: high-stakes as ohio voters head to the polls. lisa: the contest and the impact on the race to the white house. mark: the changes this time around after the election day troubles in november. randi: we' re looking at perfect weather as he woodhead to the polls, whether it is early, mid day, or evening. thunderstorms will roll through,

what have been very nice days. 4:00, 74 eared enjoy the 70' s. as springtime actually arrives this weekend, it will be decidedly colder. the timeline for the storms and when you might be dealing as polls showed donald trump losing ohio, he attacked our john kasich with unhinged, bold-faced lies. but, guess what donald? four hundred and seventeen thousand of us now have good jobs here because of our governor. kasich cut state spending, cut our taxes, increased our wages. ohioans are too danged responsible for the content

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involved. mark: decision day in ohio, why this could be the biggest super tuesday here at. >> you never know what will happen on election day. lisa: what is being done to prevent problems at the polls. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 "today." lisa: we are one half-hour away from the polls opening for the ohio primary. we will have team coverage on this huge day. it is 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. i' m lisa cooney. mark: i' m mark hayes. let' s begin with a check on the forecast. the weather should cooperate nicely. lisa: wear your shorts to the polls. randi: now it is a little chilly, but lunchtime, we will be in the middle 60'