american politics. we' re telling the truth. [cheers] mark: senator bernie sanders just missing a win in missouri by less than a point last night. his fight to stay in the race despite suffering in the delegate count. lisa: and a major crash on 275 caused problems at the polls. the latest on the investigation and the chaos it caused during the final voting hours. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your wednesday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. randi: a couple of hours ago these storms were much stronger but now they are fizzling pretty quickly. for most of us you will not see any rain.

rainfall through portions of pendleton county. this is a one-hou time lapser. it is dissipating right now. right now it is a more intense downpour as you look at pendleton county from morgan. that is were the heaviest rain is. at the moment it is going to be windy over the next couple of areas. areas closer to dayton under a wind advisory. our temperatures right now in the 60' s, 7 very close to0 around the 275 loop. those temperatures will fall off into the 50' s and rebound into the afternoon. by lunchtime, 61. 66 this afternoon. let' s check out the roads.

here is a look at what you will find. all of the lanes moving along nicely. 71 at victory parkway. we' re seeing a bare commute on the norwood lateral this morning. this is a look near reading road. hour speeds look good. n delays to start us outo, no accidents right now. 75 at 275 , good in other county. a great start right now. lisa: thank you. new this morning, a deadly crash under investigation in clermont county. the ohio state highway patrol says 51-year-old randell marsh was traveling on u.s. 50 in miami township when he lost control on a curve and went off the side of the road. marsh' s pickup hit a traffic sign and utility pole. the cold spring man was pronounced dead at the scene.

believed to be a factor in the crash. ohio governor john kasich is breathing a sigh of relief this morning, winning his first state towards the republican nomination. mark: kasich' s efforts in his home state came to term, when he won decisively against front-runner donald trump last night in ohio. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live this morning with where the governor goes from here. good morning. andrew: john kasich planned ohio as his firewall, the make-or-break victory he needed. and it was a decisive victory at that. let' s look at the results. the polls showed ohio as a toss-up going into yesterday, but ohio governor john kasich won by 11 points over donald kasich' it' s a winner-take-all contest. last night, john kasich celebrated in berea, ohio. even during his victory speech he took veiled shots at donald t take the low road to the highest office in the country.

in office would be full of shock and awe, getting problems solved with the help of democrats. mr. kasich: i look into your eyes, and you want to believe again that we can have job security. that raises -- that wages can rise. you want to believe that your chidlren will have a better america than our mothers and fathers. that is the great american legacy, that our kids will be better than we are. andrew: and while john kasich doesn' t have a clear path to get the delegates needed, he stands a better chance of picking up delegates going forward. now just three candidates left. reporting live, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: despite his loss here in ohio, donald trump can still officially call himself the front-runner among the republican candidates. his biggest win last night of course being florida, where he forced senator marco rubio out

he also picked up wins in north carolina and illinois, while the -- he' s being called the winner in missouri. trump addressed a room full of supporters in florida shortly after early projections were announced. mr. trump: to win the states that we won and to win by the margins and especially, look, this is my second home, florida. to win by that kind of a number is incredible. mark: trump also took time to praise senator marco rubio in his speech. trump congratulated rubio for running a really tough campaign, adding that he has a bright future. lisa: turning to the democrats. hillary clinton had a big night at the polls. clinton beat rival bernie sanders in florida, north carolina, ohio, and illinois. missouri is still pretty close but nbc news is giving the wind to clinton. clintons says she' s confident her campaign is widening its lead over sanders. but he remains optimistic, focusing on his goals and the messages he' s trying to get

the next primaries will be held on march 22. election results in hamilton county were delayed last night after a court order to extend their hours was issued 30 minutes after they had already closed. it was all due to a horrific crash on the combshehl bridge. brian hamrick tells us about the chaos it caused at the board of elections. brian: the polls closed at 7:30. they didn' t get the order until 8:01, 31 minutes after the polls were closed. the genie is already back out of the bottle the board said it' s . impossible to comply with the order. although they say they did their best. they tried to mass contact the polls. it takes time, and many of the poll workers were already packed up and headed home. then there are the polling machines. theyr' e not designed to restart that quickly. >> you cannot relight the

t work that way. brian: anyone who did vote after 7:30 did vote is on a provisional ballot. brian hamrick, wlwt news 5. that' s the feeling many witnesses had after seeing an suv go over a bridge and into the ohio river during rush hour. lisa: investigators say they' ve found the car, but no information has been given about who was inside. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live along the combs hehl bridge which connects campbell county with the east side of cincinnati . good morning to you. dan: the bridge was closed for hours as investigators try to reconstruct the scene and searched for the car. this morning, we' re told those search efforts have stopped for now. here' s what we know. during rush hour last night, there was a series of crashes at the combs-hehl bridge. four separate crashes, 12 cars involved. in one of those crashes, a car flew off the bridge and plunged into the river. search-and-rescue teams spent

found it at the bottom of the river using sonar. but there' s no word on how many people may have been inside or how many people may be dead. witnesses saw the unbelievable crash unfold. >> it' s nothing you can do about it. one of the most helpless feeling you could have. just praying, hoping we see the suv come up or someone emerge. nothing. it made you appreciate your life a little bit more after seeing that. dan: no word on when search efforts may continue this morning. the boone county water rescue team is trying to figure out how many people were inside the vehicle and how to get them out. we will continue to follow this story. there could be an update as we move through the morning. we are live in campbell county, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you.

begins for the norwood man arrested of threatening police with a sword. lisa: 45-year-old anthony hall was arrested back in february after his neighbor called 911 saying that she heard him yelling about setting the building on fire. when officers arrived, hall greeted them armed with a sword. after a brief standoff, he surrendered. he' s being charged with disorderly conduct while intoxicated, inducing panic, and aggravated menacing. mark: let' s check in with kyla. how is the commute moving? kyla: if you' re getting ready to head outside, you should be good to go along the banks right now. here freedom way, they will be doing some concrete work and the sidewalk be closed in that area. so keep that in mind. we will continue to see that throughout the day today. here is a look at the interstate

traffic looks good near the lionel tunnel. let' s check in now with randi rico. does look nice when you head outside. randi: did not be full as you check the temperatures. it is almost 70. we are not going up from here. guilty better off grabbing a coat than you think you know. there is one spot of rain moving through penalty county. have your downpours south of psalmist and south of 22. it will move north of the minutes. right now we' re sitting close to s. we will fall quickly and be in the 50'

windy and a 10 degree job by the door. mark: s this afternoon. mark: new details from kansas city after police used pepper spray on at least two people during a donald trump rally. questions legislators want answered. mark: and new details in the case of alleged mass shooter jason dalton. the questions many are asking about his wife' s behavior. you'

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in downtown kansas city. police used pepper spray on at least two demonstrators as they worked to control the crowds. that meeting begins at 10:00 this morning. lisa: in austin, texas, first lady michelle obama will host a keynote event at the south by southwest music conference. the event entitled "let girls learn" will address the ways students across the country can take action on critical issues like the education adolescent girls. joining the first lady in a group discussion will be special guests missy elliott, sophia bush, and diane warren. academy award nominated actress queen latifah will be moderating. mark: federal reserve chair janet yellen is expected to give remarks following the federal open market committee' s decision on interest rates. during the last meeting held in january, the committee decided to keep federal interest rates the same after having raised them in december of last year. yellen' s remark' s are expected at about 2:30 this afternoon. new details in the case of alleged kalamazoo mass shooter jason dalton.

t call 911 the night her husband came home after allegedly killing six people. the family' s lawyer is now trying to answer that question. attorney paul vlacho says jason dalton told his wife that he was side-swiped by a taxi. dalton also gave his wife a loaded gun and instructed her to stay home and to not call her parents. >> she said to him, i wouldn' t call my parents at this hour anyway. it was about 8:30 at night, and had no reason to call her parents. she didn' t watch the news that night. lisa: john dalton faces 16 criminal charges, including six counts of murder. he will have to undergo a psych evaluation, according to a judge' s orders, after claiming that his uber app took over his body and made him shoot at random targets. mark: problems continue to mount for scandal-ridden automaker volkswagen. a german court says 70 lawsuits have been filed against volkswagen by its investors. this includes a suit filed monday by nearly 300 investors

california-based pension fund. that suit seeks more than $3 billion for losses the investors say they suffered. volkswagen has admitted to installing software on many of its diesel vehicles in order to cheat emissions tests. lisa: amazon has filed a patent to allow customers to pay by selfie. the e-commerce giant recently filed a patent application for a process that would allow to make their purchases by customers taking a photo or video of themselves rather than using a password, which can be easy to forget and dangerous when stolen. the amazon system would ask users to take one photo to prove their identity, and a second photo to prove they' re a physical being by either moving their head, smiling, or blinking. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: we are looking at today,

by 6:00 this morning, all of the rain is completely gone. the temperatures are about to tumble. 50' s for much of the morning. turning cooler for much of the day. this is not a huge issue. we do have some rain willing through greater cincinnati, but not a ton. brooksville , kentucky, you are about to see a shower and these are dying out. that line was more powerful as it moves through louisville and some decent sized hail. the wind is picking up. that will be the case throughout the day. expect the wind 15-20 miles per hour. those temperatures are about to

68 degrees at cvg. by the time we get to the morning rush, temperatures in the.mid 50' s 68 degrees right now at cvg. 60 through southeastern indiana. going to be a mild day and fairly windy. 61 at noon. 6:00, 63. get outside and enjoy the weather. colder air is on the way. temperatures on the decline. tomorrow, windy and 59 degrees. into the weekend, you go into basketball mode. cloudy skies saturday and sunday. maybe some spotty showers on sunday. let' s check the roads.

kyla: what a mes we were dealing with yesterday on thes combshehl bridge. we will hear more about the investigation throughout the morning. a very clear update at 275 and 471. no issues in that direction. we are good to go and clear. north on 471, 64 miles per hour. the speeds are looking good. five minutes to get you up to the daniel carter beard bridge. things that good north or southbound. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. lisa: thank you. an adventure 15 years in the making, and now two men are facing fines. mark: the amazing ride captured on video that has now gone viral. lisa: outside live on your wednesday.

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lisa: good morning and welcome back. amazing new video shows two kayakers riding over a waterfall in kentucky. mark: and bystanders made sure to capture the incredible feat on video, with it going viral of course. kyla: of course. now those kayakers are getting cited for trespassing.

professional kayakers nick troutman and dane jackson plummeted over the cumberland falls. the two men capturing their rides on camera, receiving thousands of views on social media. they say it was a ride that was the result of hours of training and 15 years of the sport for troutman. >> we were super intrigued by the falls. and we went there, scouted it out and set up our safety plan. >> i wouldn' t encourage any bystander just watching to go out and give it a shot. kyla: park rangers say it' s clearly marked, no swimming, wading, or boating. the fine will cost them a couple hundred dollars. troutman says they are disappointed they were cited. they hope to be able to do it again in the future legally. pretty amazing video. mark: i wonder why. because it is there. lisa: it didn' t say no going over the falls in a kayak.

mark: happening today, biggby coffee in fort mitchell, kentucky, is celebrating 21 years in business. as a thanks to their customers, they will be offering up some of their best sellers for only $1.99 each. you can get a 20-ounce latte, coffee, tea, or smoothie for the discounted price today. the "cheers to 21" celebration will last from 7:00 to 7:00 today at all participating locations. lisa: also happening today, some local radio stations turning the mics over to the kids. warm 98 and nash f.m. are doing a live bradcast from cincinnati children' s medical center today, where young patients and their familes will share their inspiring stories. the 2016 radiothon is meant to encourage support for not only those kids fighting illnesses, but also for cincinnati children' s. you can catch the broadcast this morning from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. mark: let' s get a quick check on the forecast. randi: good morning.

and rain is quickly fizzling out and temperatures on the way down. right now most places are about 10 degrees warmer than that. 61 degrees at lunchtime. tomorrow, as you make plans, it will be in the 40' s. lunchtime, 53. 54 at 7:00 in the evening. highs by the weekend in the upper 40' s. mark: thank you. an unknown number of people are missing this morning after a series of wrecks causes a car to veer off the combs hehl bridge. >> probably one of the most craziest things i ever seen. lisa: we will have the latest on the search for the victims, and what witnesses told us about the crash. andrew: in the make-or-break presidential primary, kascih made it, and rubio is taking a break.

comi >> i have to think the people of the great state of ohio. i love you. mark: just like that, the game is still on for ohio governor john kasich. he dominated donald trump in his home state. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination. lisa: hillary clinton raking in the delegates this morning after sweeping when of four out of five states on tuesday. the next contest for the

mark: and for seen problems at the polls. how an unfair seen crash the believed voters from casting ballots. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 "today." mark: i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. randi: the rain was looking impressive in louisville. right now, that system is sprinkling in portions of kentucky. let' s look at the wlwt radar. you can see the little bit of rain is barely visible. two hours ago, as this was rolling through portions of louisville in our direction, a quarter to pinnie-sized hail. it dissipated through our region, now there are just a

moving east, a sprinkle in germantown. it could dissipate completely before rolling into portions of northern mason county in kentucky. there is not a lot of rainfall, by 6:00 a.m. it is gone. the wind will stick around. much of the area is not under an advisory. fayette and union county are under an advisory when it will be windy and cooler. temperatures are in the upper 60' s. 60 eight at cvg. closer to 60 in southeastern indiana. our temperatures are falling. 8:00, expect clear in the 50' s. you might want to jacket for the early morning hours. it will be windy, 20-miles-per-hour gusting to 30-miles-per-hour. through the afternoon, we will rebound into the middle 60' s. such check of the roads. the alert yesterday said it

kyla: all lanes are open now. if you caught the alert or saw the news yesterday evening, the incident at the combs-hehl bridge had to shut down for quite a long time. all lanes are open. we will check in with dan griffin to get an update on the investigation. we will be looking for more details throughout the day. right now, things are good. 74 at 275 through the western communities moving right along. good speed to northern kentucky for this portion of the 275 felipe at 71/75. heavier on 275, the ohio-site. it is moderate and volume. no delays right now. mark: before we get to the big night in politics, we are on top of breaking news of a vehicle

lisa: the recovery effort is underway after the car went over 12-car accident. dan griffin is leading the way with the investigation and what good morning. dan: a shocking scene for people driving yesterday evening. crew spent much of the night searching for the car. they found the red' s uv. it is unclear how many people might have been inside the sc lead come and how many might be dead after the crash. the surge has ended for now. it is not clear what will happen as a investigation moves forward . there were four separate crashes on the combs-hehl bridge purity was closed for hours. and one of the crashes the red suv plunged into the ohio river. they found the as uv at the bottom of the river using sonar after several hours.

miraculously survived, and if not, how many people were inside the scv. >> there was an initial bang that i thought was a gunshot. i looked up and there were five bangs following that. we are in the driveway. we look in this red suv is swept over the barrier into the river. he goes in. bob' s up. then disappears. dan: the boone county water rescue team is working to get the vehicle out of the water. re working to figure out how many people were inside. more officials. we will bring it to you when we get it. "today." lisa: the american tourist that

propaganda banner has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in prison and north korea. otto warmbier, a 20-year-old student of the university of virginia and a wyoming high school graduate was convicted by the north korea supreme court, charged with subversion. mark: a big night for presidential candidate hillary clinton as she added to her delegate count, beating bernie sanders in florida, north carolina, ohio, illinois. missouri is close, but msnbc is calling it a clinton win. clinton says she is confident her lead over sanders is widening, but sanders is remaining up the dust is remaining upbeat. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november.

expectations is that we are doing something very radical in american politics. we are telling the truth. mark: a candidate needs to thousand three hundred 83 delegates to win the democratic nomination. lisa: new help for governor kasich. he was pushing to take a ohio and voters delivered. andrew setters has the impact of good morning. the impact could not be bigger. he was planning to drop out of the race if he could not win his home state of ohio. he comes out energized and ready to fight on the presidential race. ohio was his first win. he has a position to fight from now. he is looking to pennsylvania, traveling there.

the end of april. he is taking the long view in the presidential race. let' s look at how ohio voted john kasich on top by 11-points. delivering the frontrunner his only loss of the night. john kasich continuing his march forward. >> we put one full in front of the other. i want to remind you tonight that i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. andrew: last night was like march madness. when our go home for john kasich. he won and will stay in the race. marco rubio has dropped out. we are now down to a three-person race for the republican presidential contest. lisa: governor kasich will talk about the primary win in the buckeye state leader on "the today show."

at 7:00. even though donald trump lost ohio, he still won florida. he also won north carolina and illinois. missouri is too close to call between donald trump and ted cruz, but nbc is giving the winter trout. next week six states, only two of which republicans will compete in. arizona is when her take all. idaho is a democratic caucus. both parties will focus on utah. mark: for the first time in a quarter-century, former house speaker john boehner will not be going to congress representing ohio' s eighth congressional district. warren davidson came out on top and will replace john boehner. terry johnson reports from butler county. karin:

ohio to clear the gop winner in this race. that is disappointing for people who gathered in middletown add tim derickson' s campaign headquarters. he was endorsed that all officeholders. he came in first in the county, but the district is what matters. it is butler, peeble , miami county' s. he took second place behind warren davidson by 11,000 votes. warren davidson is 40 six years old, a resident of troy, an army ranger, and spent 15 years ohio. have a congressman bachus the district, speaker. it was divided. it was and honored to have the speaker of the house, but they' re anxious to have t been in

immediately coming from the experiences in the district. i offer a different experience. the standard path is local government, state government, d.c. my background is different. karin: bill beagle took third place. in middletown, karin johnson, wlwt news 5. mark: our coverage of the ohio primary continues on our wlwt mobile app. they' re broken down into statewide and local races. you can find them on our app or on wlwt.com. lisa: let' s get to your forecast. it sounds like what we are feeling right now is as good as it gets. randi: you can see the big difference. 55-degrees. as you go closer to downtown at the wlwt studios, 65.

in many locations, 15-miles-per-hour. it will be windy and colder. do not dress for the temperatures now, plan ahead for mid-50' s for the morning. . s, others upper 50' s. windy and cooler as they wait for the bus. temperatures rebounding into the lower to middle 60' s as sunshine returns for the second half of the day. lisa: continuing our "commitment 2016" coverage. mark: the senate

lisa: apparently, so now i'm not being perky, that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. randi: good morning. it is 5:44. you can tell it is a windy wednesday. our wind is at 15-miles-per-hour . that will be the case through much of the day. wendy and colder. the wind across the region, most places have 15 mile per hour-miles-per-hour winds. 20 miles per hour through the morning.

this is what you need to know. the rain is virtually gone with temperatures about to fall off into the 50' s. we are sitting at 70 at midnight. in the 50' s through the morning . 60' s this afternoon. as we go toward the rest of the work week and onto the weekend, cooler days. spring will arrive, but it will not feel like it. guys? lisa: police in springfield township are investigating a stabbing that happened on the 1900 block of bluehill drive. the police called in canines after the stabbing at 12:20 this morning. a male victim was transported to university hospital after he was stabbed in front of a residence. no word on the victim' s condition or a suspect. mark: the protester that jumped on stage with donald trump is facing federal charges. thomas dimassimo wanted to grab the microphone, but was not

he was charged with disorderly conduct and inducing panic. he is charged with illegally entering a restricted area. the misdemeanor carries up to one year prison sentence. both republicans and democrats face contested races for u.s. senate. lisa: rob corcoran has been called the winner. ted strickland will be facing portland in november. tammy mutasa takes a closer look at the race. tammy: sittenfeld giving a gracious speech, saying that even though it is tough for him to lose, he learned a lot and is calling for democratic unity. he has reached out to ted strickland to congratulate him. incumbent senator rob portman

cincinnati councilman was surrounded by his supporters. he is proud of the campaign that he ran and the exposure he got. sittenfeld said he needed more name recognition. he said never stop working and dreaming. >> i learned a lot about the people of ohio. they have hopes, dreams, aspirations, concerns, and deserve meaningful leadership. i learned a lot about myself, i' m not someone that will give up. an ending. tammy: for now he will be back to work at the cincinnati city council. lisa: matthew 25 ministries is going where help is needed. states hit by severe weather and flooding. they will travel

distribution sites and delivering products to hard-hit areas. they will hand out everything from toilet paper to dishwashing detergent and laundry detergent. mark: let' s check in with kyla woods. kyla: it is moving pretty well. good morning to those of you we' ll check the travel times. 19 minutes on 71-75 from the 18 minutes from the indiana side to i 75 . warren county, 17 minutes from 71 at the ronald reagan highway. heavier. we are not seeing any accidents a good start. it sounds like we will have a little bit of wind to deal with. it is a good day to have a

randi: windbreaker, x or hairspray, not the day for flowing skirts. temperatures are about to take a tumble. we did have a couple of rumbles of thunder in the early morning hours. those areas of rain all have fizzled out. i want to show you a two-our time lapse. we had a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings just outside of our area for storms with hail. now a couple of sprinkles in brown county, decatur, mason county, kentucky. through cincinnati. this is a cold front, so our temperatures are about to dive. it will be windy and cooler through the morning. the wind is at 15-miles-per-hour getting up to 20-miles-per-hour in the afternoon. temperatures.

through central indiana, that' ll 50' s. we will dive into the 50' s. lunchtime, we are back to 61 with more sunshine, but we will stay windy. temperatures will rebound into the middle 60' s. you trick asked shows the drizzle is moving out quickly, and the -- teacher cast shows the drizzle -- futurecast shows quickly. the temperatures are getting s into the afternoon. looking at the forecast, our high is 68 degrees. a.m. the storms are ending and it day. tonight, 44, cloudy, cool. tim patrick' s day, 20 mile-per-hour winds are possible.

re headed out to watch basketball, that is also allowed. temperatures are cooler, cloudy skies, highs in the 40' s. spring arrives on sunday morning, but it will not feel like it. mark: a woman in new york is leading the world know how she feels with a single look. lisa: this picture and the explanation behind it that has gone viral. [laughter] mark: a team of tiny robots showing off their strength. how the inventors were inspired by ants.

on lisa: welcome back . we will check your forecast on your morning commute. right now, trending stories. mark: move over grumpy cat, you have competition. in new york mom has become an internet sensation. this picture of her own splash mountain went viral. the internet has dubbed her "will be mom -- grumpy mom." she wanted to go on splash mountain with her husband, but he was tired and set this one out. she gave a humorous, harsh stare at her husband so he could see it.

the -- then the memes. stanford has created six tiny robots that can pull a car. you know how ants work together to move objects hundreds of times their size? same thing. the robots use micro adhesion and team load sharing to conquer the weight of the 4000 pound car. mark: i was working on a project just like that. they beat me to it. i will put mine away. the white house is getting into the st. patrick' s day spirit. the fountain on the lawn has been dyed green. first lady michelle obama started the tradition in 2009. it is similar to the chicago tradition that sees the city' s river died in a similar fashion each year. it is very cool.

when we continue, a car at the bottom of the ohio river. lisa: the search efforts and what we know about what happened on the combs-hehl bridge. mark: the road ahead for republicans after john kasich' s victory in ohio. randi: upper 60' s now, falling into the 50' s by midmorning. when it will be a sunny afternoon, but it will be windy all day with temperatures on the slide as we head toward springtime. spring will arrive on sunday morning. lisa: the time is 5:56. a live look from city cam. you can see the camera shaking.

ccccccccccccccccc lisa: a car ends up in the ohio river. what happened on the combs-hehl bridge before crews started searching the water. mark: where the republican race goes from here. lisa: the field is getting smaller. the contest that was the breaking point for marco rubio. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt,

lisa: on your wednesday, the rain is moving out and warmer temperatures are moving out with it. good morning. it is 6:00 a.m. i' m lisa cooney. mark: i' m mark hayes. let' s check the forecast with randi rico. the rain was short-lived? randi: it was getting weaker as it rolled from louisville to cincinnati. most places got no rain. we are seeing the impact. that was a cold front, and our temperatures are about to fall. we have temperatures nearly at 70 degrees in portions of mason county. compare it to connorsville in s. most places will be in the middle 50' s by 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. 64 at cvg, but the wind is