what he fought cooney he was undefeated. he was 39-0. cooney was an irish american from new york. he rises through the ranks. he becomes famous for two main reasons. like holmes, such amend tremendous puncher. he has very very hard. he ended many of his fight with early knockouts. but second, and there are no two ways about it, he is popular because he is white. that has a lot to do with his popularity. after decades of heavyweight boxing being dominated by black fighters and black champions. floyd patterson, sonny liston, mohammed ali, and now larry holmes. here was a white possibility. a great white hope. a white american who might reclaim the heavyweight title. this fight takes place in june of 1982. there is an interesting coincidence going on. a big blockbuster movie in the theaters, rocky iii. let's talk about rocky. any rocky fans out there? ok. the first two rocky movies are films in which a white italian-american boxer fights a cocky flashy brash black heavyweight champion, apollo creed. i'm going to ruin the ending for you. rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film 19

cooney off the curl. cooney off the curl! and he delivers like a heavyweight. >> mike: that is the example of an upper classmen who had a long night but coming up big when it matters. >> tim: he loves running that curl. that is the first time he had room. listen to this crowd. >> mike: this is not an e see shot for a right-handed player to come back to the left and then square up and make the jump shot with the defense coming after you. >> tim: well, think how devin wilson must have been feeling. he was shadowing him all night but this cooney hit will not soon be forgotten in syracuse. >>> acc basketball is being brought to you by: >> tim: in so many way, mike gminski, the game was shaping up the way the road team would have liked it. they kept cooney at bay much of the night. as you suggested at the outset, what is the difference in syracuse, how you defend trevor cooney. >> mike: that was a good screen and he had enough space. he has had a defender in his shirt most of the game. >> tim: we mentioned down nine late and syrac

cooney. the heavyweight champion ship of the world. this was boxing's last great fight between a white fighter and a black fighter. it left the murderous racial hysterics of the johnson jefferies fight behind. but like that fight, it was both a sporting event and it was a racial from a. a serious and intense racial drama. larry holmes was the champion. he was a tremendous heavyweight champion. but he was the victim of bad timing. he is the first great champion right after mohammed ali. you all know about mohammed ali. fact he defeated an older and out of shape mohammed ali in 1880. 1980. never got the credit he deserved because he was not as charismatic as ali. he was a skilled boxer, he had very fast hands, he was a very big man with a hard heavy punch. he had serious knockout blows. ooney he wast c undefeated. he was 39-0. was an irish american from new york. prices through the toxic ranks. he becomes famous for two main reasons. like homes, such amend tremendous puncher. he has very very h

cooney off the curl. cooney off the curl! and he delivers like a heavyweight. >> mike: that is the example of an upper classmen who had a long night but coming up big when it matters. >> tim: he loves running that curl. that is the first time he had room. listen to this crowd. >> mike: this is not an e see shot for a right-handed player to come back to the left and then square up and make the jump shot with the defense coming after you. >> tim: well, think how devin wilson must have been feeling. he was shadowing him all night but this cooney hit with a right and a left that will not soon be forgotten in syracuse. >>> acc basketball is being brought to you by: >> tim: in so many way, mike gminski, the game was shaping up the way the road team would have liked it. they kept cooney at bay much of the night. as you suggested at the outset, what is the difference in syracuse, how you defend trevor cooney. >> mike: that was a good screen and he had enough space. he has had a defender in his shirt most of the game. >> tim: we menti

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. headlines are straight ahead. the big story is the heavy rain. there was water everywhere. randi: every person today is talking about the rainfall. the good news is it is lighting up just a little bit. not much. we take a look at the radar right now. most places dealing with a moderate rainfall. has here across the northern communities. liberty and brooksville, more intense downpours and bother and warren county' s, north of spots seeing some of the heaviest rainfall. you can see that line is working it was over the top of downtown. whenever you head out this morning, you are going to be dealing with rain. we have a flood watch for basically the entire area. it goes until 1:00 tomorrow morning. we are in titian painting intends rainfall -- we are anticipating intense rainfall. you can see the intense downpours across butler and warren counties. notice the rainfall rate lightning not south of the river. the potential for some hydroplaning on the roads and we could see 1-2 inches of rain today. by noon, expect wind and the potential for some rumble

kcci's mollie cooney is live at the des moines airport this morning. how is it looking? mollie: we've got a couple of flights here. this is a delta one here at it is going to be going to atlanta. -- united canceled three flights. those were canceled early. i counted five total that have everything else seems to be on time. everyone appears to be relieved. they have been prepared for six months to expect all of this. they have had extra tsa staff. they have had extra lines to keep it flowing smoothly. they have had extra people here and extra airplanes are being called in. they have already planned right now here's where are you headed? i don't even want to talk to you. you obviously were here for the caucuses. >> yes. mollie: how did he go? >> good. mollie: where you headed? >> miami, florida. mollie: we will let you go. everything seems to be on time and moving swiftly. we will throw it back to you. back to you. elizabeth: thanks mollie cooney live at the airport. i want to get on the cancun flight. eric: the snow held off just long enough and did not deter iowans from

on your good morning, wednesday, i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. it always amazes me in this

i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico if we could just hit repeat. lisa: i have been trying. randi: i am sorry. no, we' re in for about a 10 degrees drop today from yesterday. 70' s on saturday. 60' s on sunday. 50' s today. yesterday 59 for the high. today closer to 49. we are starting out with a typical february chill this morning with most places in the 30' s. most places, mid 30' s as you head out the door this morning. mostly clear skies on radar. a little on the chilly side this morning. grab a jacket.

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 because these ladies are going to be busy the next couple of days.

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: it could take me an hour and a half to go neighborhood by neighborhood the visit changes so quickly. we have fog as a problem for

i' m lisa cooney. mark hayes is off. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. randi: it was gorgeous this into february, eventually temperatures take a turn. right now we do have some light rain showers rolling through. 71 is a generic dividing line with places dealing with the showers and those where it is done. very light sprinkles downtown into fort mitchell. heavier the further south we go. same thing over top of owenton. they should be gone by about 8:00 this morning. peebles, 48 degrees. it is a cold front and temperatures to slide over the next couple of hours. cooling off, 43 degrees. temperatures will rebound. 50, 52 later today. 60' storms. kyla: things look good as far as the morning commute. 71, 75, southbound is still a little heavy. northbound will play catch-up. 73 butler county in, our speeds are still off to a great start, . we' re going to keep a close eye throughout the morning. lisa: online shoppers are jail starting today, and it' s wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is li

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. randi: i have just noticed great news. we are in the halfway point in winter. mark: we can make it. we can. [laughter] randi: today, it will feel more like winter. we only have 45 days to go. as we take a look at the temperatures, 32 degrees at cvg. most places are hanging out right around freezing. it is a cool start to the day and it would be awesome if this was our jumping off point. most places don' t move much temperature-wise as we get into the afternoon. they will not break until 4:00 this afternoon. plan on it being cloudy and breezy. flurry. not seeing much left over of that. at 8:00, cloudy, breezy, and some towns may be in the upper 20' s. 28 to 30 the morning rush. lunchtime, 32. cloudy skies, breezy, your feel-like temperature mid 20. it does feel like february today, but that won' t last. temperatures will climb as we head into the weekend. kyla, what is going on? kyla: there is an accident on m

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. good morning to you. it is windy. randi: reader 40 mile per hour wind at time yesterday afternoon. this morning it will die down a little bit. you don' t need to stock up on the bulk size hair spray. you will notice across much of ohio, the wind is not 20, 25 miles per hour. we' ll see some improvement into the second part of the morning. indy has about 22 mile per hour winds. communist country. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is at the live alert desk with the latest on his case. andrew: we have seen confessions like this before, and often people detained in north korea later recant those confessions after they are finally released. otto warmbier was visiting north korea back in january when he was detained. the north koreans said he committed an anti-state crime. today we got a better idea of just what was alleged. warmbier admitted to stealing a political banner from an off-limits area of his hotel. during his video-taped confession, he said he took it because a member of his church offered him a used car if he broug

i am mollie cooney. fearing president obama would take executive action to close the guantanamo bay detention steps to make sure the president must go through them if he plans to shut down the facility and lawmakers also set a deadline for him to submit his proposal. today is the deadline, and president obama unveiled his plans publicly. mark albert is at the white house with all of the details. mark: president obama announced campaign promise and close the detention facility at guantanamo bay in cuba. >> it's counterproductive to our fight against terrorists because they use it as propaganda in their efforts to recruit. mark: there are 91 prisoners still being held at gitmo. the plan is to transfer 35 of them to other countries. the remaining 56, including 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed, would be moved to a facility here in the u.s. the administration is looking at 13 different locations, including existing prisons in south carolina, kansas, and colorado. >> i don't want to pass this president,

our mollie cooney is there live with the 'mass exodus' and we'll talk to her ahead. elizabeth: and in case you're just joining us, the big story from the caucuses, the near dead heat between clinton and sanders. clinton appears to have a slight edge over sanders, just .3%. cnn is reporting some democratic precincts were not properly staffed, so that delayed the reporting. shaina: the commute might get a little bit messy out there. we have had no issues so far but things will start changing pretty quickly. no accidents and not too much snow on the ground. give yourself extra time. we will look at the roads. this is 235 and 63rd street. a lot of people going downtown >> this is iowa's news leader. morning. with eric hanson, elizabeth gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: snow is on the way. it is falling south of i 80 back to the north and northwest. heavy snow continues from atlantic through winterset. it is spreading right toward downtown. across southern iowa, they have seen freezing rain. our webcam is frozen over. they have had ice pellets

i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. randi: we are going to deal with the snow all day long. the impact on the roads is minimal thanks to warm air we have had. on the radar, some spots are totally dry, but intense snowfall through portions of warren and clinton counties. we could easily pick up an inch to a half an inch on the grass, deck, rooftops, on the car. the colder surfaces are the ones that will be collecting the snow. over the last few days, we said an inter-two is possible. you will see that on the colder surfaces. but on the roads, just plain old wet.

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. let' s start with a check on the forecast. randi: it is snowing, but not exactly sticking right now. if you think about the last couple days, it has been on the mild side. that is really helping us out. the radar shows decent snow going on. it is falling in a good rate but it is not sticking to the ground just yet. it could be sticking to your back deck. i saw a dusting on my back deck. the dog had some dusting on him after he came inside after his morning trip outside. we do have those snow showers falling across much of ohio this morning. this is more in the way of flurries through portions of kentucky. let' s start in butler. you can see from trenton to middletown, right there as you move towards monroe, we can see some snow showers. the same thing for fairfield. everybody can see the snow, but it is not exactly sticking. southern portions of brown county can also see this snow. this snow is not sticking at the moment. our temperatures are currently right around freezing. this is the air temperature. light snow and strong w

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. let' s start with a check on the forecast. randi: it is snowing, but not exactly sticking right now. if you think about the last couple days, it has been on the mild side. that is really helping us out. the radar shows decent snow going on. it is falling in a good rate

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 windy details. randi: moore wins but not for the entire day. we had 40, 45 mile per hour gusts yesterday. the rain has come to an end. there was one spot that is dealing with some rain. drizzle through portions of clinton county. we' re waiting for the clouds to it will be cloudy and breezy this morning. a cold front has passed us by. i think we see by lunchtime today sunshine and by midmorning the winds should be dying down. most places are seeing wind in the 20, 25 mile per hour range. by about 9:00, 10:00 this morning, the wind should not be as much of an issue. about 41 degrees at cvg. a windy start the things improved by lunchtime. expect another mild day. for leap day, not too bad this afternoon. kyla: a smooth start to our monday morning. east or westbound, we' re barely seeing any cars out there. we will get heavier later this morning. 275 near the airport, no

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: it could take me an hour and a half to go neighborhood by neighborhood the visit changes so quickly. we have fog as a problem for the fog is much lighter than it was two hours ago. highland county and adams county are still the hotspots for snowfall. right now watching the snow fall in marshall downpours sinking spring. peebles and lighter snow reported in the stout area. you can see the intense blue that was rolling through. 6:00, the snowfall is gone. there could be tricky travel through the eastern communities. fog continues to be the issue in some areas. dense fog advisory until 8:00 this morning for areas in southeastern indiana. a winter weather advisory continues until 10:00. you may have a problem this right now it is foggy over top of downtown. 33 degrees. lunchtime, cloudy and 36. sunshine returns later this week along with 60' s in the seven

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 because these ladies are going to be busy the next couple of days. they little bit of that. randi: and that is the perfect forecast. let' s take a look and enjoy one more nice day in the forecast. 50 four the high yesterday. today we' re gunning for 52. a great day to get outside. we take a look at the radar. we are starting out with clear skies. a bit of a hazy afternoon on tap for us. temperatures near freezing, starting out in the low 30' s. a sweatshirt should suffice this afternoon. 52 for our high today with clouds increasing. the rain should kick in right around midnight tonight. kyla: that has been the theme for today, enjoy today. right now things are looking pretty good. north and southbound is still pretty light as we get started. things will pick up as we get into the 6:00 hour. towards the airport, no delays on the roads. things are looking great near kentucky 212

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. happy friday across the board. randi: it seems i get has been a long week. cold, snow. cold, snow. and there is more to the weekend. kyla: a little more bearable. 20 degrees. the winds are only five most thereto. warmest spots on the map. there are spots way colder, clinton county, highland county, in the single digits. skies to the north are clear. discussed of the south are cloudy. the big range of temperatures clouds or not. the couple of floors through southeastern indiana and northern kentucky. still have not had any reports of these hitting the ground just yet. if you are in southeastern indiana and cv flurries, let me know on twitter or flurry. -- and seeing those flurries, let me know on twitter or facebook. a bigger shot of snow for the evening commute tonight. 8:00, 15. noon, feeling like 17. way. it is not a lot, but even a dusting to half-inch of snow, if cause issues. kyla and i will track that t

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. a very soggy start to your wednesday. let' s get over to randi rico for a check on the forecast. a lot of green on your screen. randi: it is a steady soaker for everybody throughout the morning rush. if you want to know when it is going to let up, wait until everyone gets to work and school. it will be mid morning before we start to see any bigger gaps in the radar image. right now, most places with that green tone indicating light to moderate rainfall will stop at times, yellow mixing in as heavy rain northern portions of ripley along 74. as look inside the 275 loop, looks like folks moving up toward wyoming them a slightly heavier rain along the 75 corridor inside the 275 loop. no matter what part of greater cincinnati you live in, you will be dylan with the downpours through the midmorning -- dealing with the downpours through the midmorning. scattered in the afternoon but the potential is possible for showers and even thunderstorms later in the day. we do have a flood watch in effect until 1:00 tomorrow morning. check

on your friday, good morning to you, i am lisa cooney. mark: and i mark hayes. i see the breeze didn' t affect you too much as you were coming in. randi: i was going to ask for a fan and i thought that would be too much. embrace it, letting go. it is going to be a very windy afternoon for everybody. we are starting out this morning hour. they are just going to go up from there. take a look back toward chicago. through much of illinois, 20, 25 mile-per-hour sustained win. that will be here this afternoon 40 mile range. it will be warm, but it will also be windy.

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. kyla woods is here with a check on the traffic and randi rico is here with the forecast. the weekend? we will take it. we are talking temperatures tomorrow. mark: nice. i look out not bad. -- kyla: not bad. randi: the winds are coming out of the south. today. 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., winds hour. that is a decent breeze. at times this afternoon, we could get gusty with wind gusts in the 30 to 40 mile per hour range. it is going to be windy hand-in-hand with the warm air. council rolling out of greater cincinnati. we have about a 50 mile per hour sustained winds. look at the state of illinois. sustained 20 to 25 miles per hour, and that is what we will be contending with through the afternoon. windy and warm for the time into the weekend. 8:00 a.m., sunny and breezy, 38. at noon, already at 52. strong wind gusts out of the temperature. you' ll like the temperature forecast. if you drive a big truck on the highway, the winds could be a what is the latest? kyla: right now, clear condition

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are here with the weather and traffic together. hope everyone is doing well. kyla: it is good outside. nothing bothering us. as a co-from your perspective. randi: i think everyone has a positive frame of mind because it is friday. a massive warm up just in time for the weekend. as a look at the radar, we do have cloudy skies all across greater cincinnati. some flurries flying in from northwest to southeast. we will start out to the north where you are seeing the steadier flurries and snow flowers -- showers. sliding over to westchester, all dealing with fairly light flurries. not really a huge issue, just showing you where they are. williamsburg down to ripley, sing those -- they' michigan. the winds will be shifting coming off the lake effect snow around noon. we will stay cold and cloudy, but things do improve pretty quickly stored the weekend. for today, 8:00 a.m., 28. into the afternoon, keeping temperatures in the mid-30' s. the clouds clear out in the t

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. randi: we had a blanket of that is why we are sitting at 13 degrees at cvg. there are many other spot setters sitting in the single-digit. the winds are very strong, but a five mile per hour wind is enough to make it feel very cold. it feels like five. if you are in one of the towns in the single-digit like springboro, eight . any sort of breeze, your temperature is closer to zero. there were some clouds around the 275 loop overnight. they did start to clear out. there is a decent chance that many of the towns are holding to the low double digits. at 8:00 a.m., expect a temperature close to nine. like 2-5 degrees. at noon, we are at 17, but it will feel like nine. any sort of a light breeze will feel cooler. yesterday, we have the clouds, wind, and flurries. today, sunshine will be on tap. snow showers return tomorrow. let' s head out the door to that cold car. kyla: give yourself a few action minutes to one that car up. we have that accident here at kenwood road between zig zag road

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods have weather and traffic together. the side roads are a little slick. randi: even the roads that are clear, some spots will have a little coating because of the lake effect bands. we have cloudy skies and flurries for everyone with cold air all over. in a few spots, the lake effect snow bands are rolling through. over the 275 loop, the southern part near cvg, that is enough to maybe cote some of the roadways there. another line moving through rising sun and the union. dusting and create slick spots. watching a line moving south of falmouth heading east in through powers bill. the lake effect of bands will stick around through 10:00 this morning with a winter weather advisory through 10:00 a.m. most places are starting out in the mid-teens. if the -- but the feels-like temperature' s closer to 3 . it :00 a.m., 16. this afternoon, we will talk about the lower 20' s keeping the single digit feels-like temperature' s all day. kyla: it has been a pretty good start as far as the wednesday morning commute is concerned. yester

i' lisa: i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods has weather and traffic together. school closings are at the bottom of this green. cps and mason have gone down. the southern counties are closed. randi: it is heaviest in warren county and clinton county where snowfall totals are four inches in spots. i come in from the loveland-area. the northern part of the 270 five loop was covered this morning. hamilton county, upgraded to a winter storm warning overnight, but it is a different story depending on what part of the county you are in. a wash of blue over the area indicates snow showers for everyone. you have to go south into the southernmost communities to see dry conditions. we have the more intense lose here over -- intense blues over warren county. that is where i am expecting to see the snowfall totals in the fluffy accumulation may have amped up the totals for lebanon, wilmington, martinsville, they are seeing intense snowfall overnight. inside the 275 loop, light to moderate snow showers. you can look at the national weather service, they upgraded hamilton cou

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather springtime. warm air and the chance for a couple of storms, especially tonight. you can see with the storms are coming from. this is split in half. on the one side, we have heavy rain, thunder, and the lightning . the potential of severe weather will be rolling in our direction after sunset. the northern section is worse. from ohio and nebraska, lizard conditions and heavy snow accumulation into wisconsin. we are on the easier side, even as the severe weather threat goes. areas through tennessee, the gulf coast, they will be areas most likely to see severe weather tonight. looking at the radar, dry with clouds rolling in. temperature-wise, i' m talking spring, but we are starting out we will ramp those temperatures up toward lunchtime. it :00 a.m., 35 degrees. at noon, pushing 50. it will be windy with a chance of spotty rain in the afternoon. severe weather after 9:00 tonight. how with the roads looking? kyla: after grea

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. a morning when these things go hand-in-hand, randi rico and kyla woods are here. temperatures appear to be on our side. telik up it feels nice when you step outside. brendan cope randi: we are going above freezing today. we will warm-up. is there more snow or a warm-up? a little bit of both. as we look at the radar right now, we have cloudy skies and a little bit of mist or freezing drizzle possible. that we had yesterday late afternoon and evening has lifted well to the north. now we look further south and you can see rain rolling through nashville. a very cold rain moving into southern kentucky. rain is in the forecast for us as we get into the evening hours. winter weather advisory in effect until 10:00 this morning for our area. the reason why? obviously, the side streets especially, still snow-covered. potential to have icy locations with the freezing drizzle. looking at the radar, dry weather across our area. these know generally well to the south. or the rain. i have been sayin

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. let' s go to randi rico. randi: we had steady, heavy rain through the early morning hours. of the last few hours we have caught a little break. through the rest of the afternoon the rain is more scattered, hit and miss style. the first matches of thunder and lightning have developed to the south. you can see over the last hour the 50' s. obviously a thunderstorm is a possibility even though we aren' t expecting severe weather. our entire area except fayette and union counties are under a severe weather warning. we will transition from rain to snow. looking at our rainfall totals this morning, hamilton 1.1 inches. andrew: quite the mess on when crest drive. a landscape true is trying to clean up. they are cutting up a tree and lifting pieces over the house with a crane to dispose of it after the tree came crashing down this morning. it was uprooted this morning and came down on the backside of the house. it happened while the woman who lived here and her children were sleeping in. will have the mess cleaned up

i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. randi: we are going to deal with the snow all day long. the impact on the roads is minimal thanks to warm air we have had. on the radar, some spots are totally dry, but intense snowfall through portions of warren and clinton counties. we could easily pick up an inch to a half an inch on the grass, deck, rooftops, on the car. the colder surfaces are the ones that will be collecting the snow. over the last few days, we said an inter-two is possible. you will see that on the colder surfaces. but on the roads, just plain old wet. split in through kentucky. the deeper blue indicating snappier whole fall -- snowfall . the ground still plain old wet. let' s take a live look from the national bank building in downtown lebanon. there is the sidewalk, roads, nicely visible. the snowflakes are melting when they hit the ground. the roads looking good still. temperature-wise, most places at or a degree or two above freezing. the ground still holding onto the heat from the warm days. even though te

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. headlines are straight ahead. really has details on forecast -- randi has details on the forecast .but first a check of you are a kentuckian .the randi: . randi: it was weight knuckling this morning. it really depends where you are. northern kentucky got the lighter stuff. looking at the radar, you can see the hotspot has been to the north. yesterday we had those big old fat flakes and you saw those file -- pile up a little bit quicker through warren and loveland, clarksville, martinsville all dealing with the have their heavier snowbands at the moment. more intense is the deeper blue. hamilton county is seeing some light snow. it is fairly light. portions of ohio. a winter storm warning, specifically along the71 corridor and hamilton county is included in that. area south near the kenwood mall are not looking too bad. the roads are much rougher in that area. you can see the heavier snow tracker, the bull' s-eye has been seven portions of warren an southern clinton clowned ounties. it looks like light snow at lunc

i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi and kyla are in this morning with your weather and traffic. >> it is a full house. >> that is making a comeback. randi: we have to get to the rain and the flooding concerns. we do have rain showers moving out, which is good news. we are watching the rain move out of the 275 loop and out of the eastern communities. the most intense rainfall is on the brown-adams county line and moving to the east toward west union. for most of us the rain showers are coming to an end. anywhere in this area, we have seen some intense rainfall overnight with totals over two inches, so there could be flooding overnight. a flood warning until 2:30 this afternoon. upper 50' s and pretty close to 60 this afternoon. temperatures falling as we get closer to 5:00 this evening. windy and sunny through the middle of the day. watch out for the high water areas. kyla: they could really trip you up. i got right up on delta and all of those blockades. east or west down along columbia parkway, right there. from

good morning, i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. let' s get a check on the forecast with meteorologist randi rico. we got big changes coming our way and we are clapping about it. randi: let' s go, warm-up. fingers when i have to. something to cheer about for the weekend, the temperatures. maybe mid-60' s on saturday? those are warm thoughts, but don' t think we' re there just yet. most places are half those area. a cool start. to the south of the split, the

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. hope you had a great weekend. weather-wise, it was perfect. night and did not even have to put my jacket on. i was like, yes. randi: we were rocking shorts and t-shirts yesterday at the park. do not do that today. lisa: why? randi: it is not springtime. it felt like it over the weekend, but we' re headed back to more typical february weather this week. a slow drop, but what a week and we had. saturday, we tie the record at 72. sunday, 59. it was a good 10 degree drop from saturday to sunday. because we were still no -- still near 60, he did not notice today, closer to 50 this afternoon. looking at the radar, we do have greater cincinnati. temperatures have fallen up pretty close to freezing. 31 degrees at harrison, same thing in springboro. 32, mason and wilmington. temperatures a couple of above freezing throughout kyla, if she was heading out, would be the jacket. chapters of port 49 degrees this afternoon. kyla: so excited to talk about needing a jacket. we did get spoiled over the weekend not having were the j

i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. i think one of our viewers described them as dip-n-dots. randi: that everybody is seeing it, but in some parts of town, the radar were showing some mixing. basically, a flurry, but is a little bit of rain, spoke cool train attaches itself to it and you get what looks like dip-n-dots. play old flurries dayton to middletown. greenhills, woodlawn, the potential is there for flurries mixed with what look like dip-n-dots falling from the steady flurries from springboro and through lebanon. as you head out the door this morning, to about lunchtime today, plan on some flurries lingering. the wind continues out of the northwest for the first part of the day, watching lake effect snow bands keeping intact through northern ohio and make their way to wes. i the afternoon, the winds shift and that will no longer be an issue. right now, flurries, 30 one. clausen plays, temperatures not moving all that much. lunchtime, the flurries come to an end. 35 at 4:00. discuss girl tonight. that needs a cold

good morning, i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. let' s get a check on the forecast with meteorologist randi rico. we got big changes coming our way and we are clapping about it. randi: let' s go, warm-up. fingers when i have to. something to cheer about for the weekend, the temperatures. maybe mid-60' s on saturday? those are warm thoughts, but don' t think we' re there just yet. most places are half those area. a cool start. to the south of the split, the bit, and that is why it is a little colder to the south. owenton is 25. a typical chilly start to the day, but it will get better as we take a look at the radar, you can see the milky grey tone indicating some clouds overhead. they will slowly thin out. starting out with the 20' s, but we will make it to the upper 30' s by lunchtime. at 4:00 today, 44. getting above normal this afternoon but the winds to get tonight. but tomorrow, highs nearly to 60 degrees but windy into friday. one more day to make it through before we get to the weekend and the warmer air is waiting for hopefu

on your monday, good morning, i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i am mark hayes. let' s get a check on the forecast with randi rico, they changes coming our way. randi: huge changes. it was springtime before you went your super bowl party last night. winter is back. as we look at the radar this morning, it has been predominately rain up until this point. even though it looks like snow from batavia to mount orb, just picking up on more intense rainfall south of wilmington. different story in southeastern indiana where these are snow showers rolling across 74. and snow in areas that are seeing snow showers from friendship back to napoleon along 421. the good news, temperatures above freezing. even though you' re seeing snow in southeastern indiana, it is melting away when it hits the surface. the kind of snow we like. winter weather advisory for our area will go into effect at 6:00 tonight and last until 6:00 wednesday morning. after sunset tonight, it will get cold enough we may see some icy spots and the snow will here and there. everywhere all across greater cinc

this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. mollie: they were known as the odd couple on the supreme court. justice antonin scalia, who passed away over the weekend was good pals with fellow justice ruth bader ginsburg. never mind they were often ideologically opposite. as jeanne moos reports, they bonded over anything from opera reporter: for conservatives, he laughed liberally. one of the things that made others smile was justice scalia's friendship with justice ginsburg. >> white and because the odd couple? reporter: not slop versus clean freak, but opposite sides of the bench. >> that is not true. >> i have to disagree. reporter: justice ginsburg wrote, " we were best buddies." >> what is not to like? except her views on the law. reporter: their spouses spent many an you see together. they wanted vacations, shared an elephant. something that caused her feminist friends to give them a hard time. >> she rode behind me. >> the driver explained it was a reporter: justice scalia paid homage to his friend for something he said he

i' m lisa lisa cooney. mark: i am mark hayes. marker headlines in a moment. first, your forecast. randi: are we supposed to see those buildings shivering through citycam? it is going to be cold today, tomorrow, sunday. it will probably feel like teens and single digits most of the weekend. a couple of shots at snow. today is not a blockbuster, but it comes at the worst time. any amount of snow during the evening rush can potentially cause some problems. the potential for a dusting to half-inch between 5:00 to 8:00 tonight. right now, it is all about the cold air. to the north, skies are clear so it is colder toward wilmington in hillsboro. closer to 20 downtown through northern kentucky. there is a layer clouds that lingered overnight. switching over to the radar, over the last couple of hours, a few returns. not really seeing any of this hit the ground. if you see a couple of flurries, i would like to know. the radar sometimes picks up on these and the clouds within before they hit us. here' s the planner. right now it is a cold 1, 20 at cvg, but colder than that for most of us.

i am i' . m lisa cooney. a woman driving the wrong way is behind bars. avenue exit. dan griffin is that the hamilton county justice center with new details. 22-year-old taryn chin, was driving drunk. police have suspicions drug use might have been involved after the deadly crash on 71 this morning. is at the hamilton county justice center. she was driving northbound in the southbound lanes of 71 south of dana avenue at mile marker. she drove her minivan head on two door coupe, killing him. the two cars were significantly other. coworkers police. chin blew a blood alcohol .122. investigators say she could have been driving for a quarter of a mile to more than a mile depending on where she got on the ramp. t know. re trying to figure out. if anyone can assist us and tell us where mrs. chin was coming from or where she got on i-71 the wrong way, that would help us out. the investigation. dan: investigators are now cameras and reviewing 911 calls. they' re trying to figure out exactly where chin came from, what ramp she used, and how this played out. she is charged with

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. good morning to you. i can see randi rico over here. it was like there was a party in the newsroom. did you see the stuff on the table? i saw that. randi: i stayed up to about the third quarter. lisa: good for you. longer. i am paying for it. randi: i will get to the forecast. we take a look at the radar. we do have rain showers rolling through greater cincinnati. temperatures often the 30' s. yesterday, it was in the 50' s. through the day. there is a little bit of snow mixing in with rain, especially dayton. same thing back toward indy. plan on rain occasionally m ixed with some snow. most places in the upper 30' s and right around 40 degrees. 37 and rain showers at 8:00 a.m. a light rain snow mix. we' ll talk about late accumulations for tonight. mark: thank you. denver is celebrating this morning after the broncos' impressive performance in super bowl 50. miriah turner at the live alert desk with a recap of the action from super bowl sunday. miriah: this one featured two superstar quarterbacks, peyton manning for the broncos and cam

this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. mollie: a baby in california is alive after a rare a very delicate procedure that was performed before he was even born. chris martinez reports from los angeles. reporter: just looking at grayson you would not know what he has been through until you see the scars on his chest. 22 weeks into his pregnancy, doctors and children hospital los angeles discovered he had hypoplastic left heart syndrome, it leaves the heart undeveloped. >> you can imagine without hack your heart. it's hard to survive reporter: babies in the womb should also have a small heart for blood flow, but his was closing up. >> you feel like everything is stacked against you. reporter: they turned to a rare procedure. doctors inserted a long, thin needle into her womb and then into the fetus. they put a small stent into his tiny heart to allow blood to flow back to the right side. >> even though -- is only about 2-3 millimeters. reporter: surgeons could perform emergency open-heart surgery 10 weeks later when he was bo

this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist mollie: there's a bomb cause a midair explosion on a jetliner that just took of from mogadishu? investigators are looking into the explosion that led to the death of a 55-year-old man that was sucked out through the hole in the planes fuselage. jonathan vigliotti has the very latest. reporter: cell phone video captures the aftermath of tuesday's explosion as airport from the gaping hole the plane. oxygen masks were tossed around in one passenger was sucked out, his body was found later. a somali diplomat on board said everyone was afraid he were going to die. >> there was a hole in the plane. the first thing you are you about is if you're going to make it. reporter: he was heading to djibouti when the blast happened. it was at a relatively low altitude in the aircraft held together until the pilot was somali officials say they found no evidence of criminal activity so far, but the plane's pilot and aviation experts say the whole -- hole show signs of terrorism. >> that was caused by a bomb. they probably already know. rep

this is kcci eight news at noon with mollie cooney. >> and the oscar goes to leonardo dicaprio. mollie: after several nominations over the years, leonardo dicaprio finally wins his first oscar for best actor. after-parties went on well into the night. and after his big win dicaprio took his gold statue to the governors ball while other stars hit the red carpet at elton john's glitzy aids fundraiser. teri okita has more from hollywood. teri: the curse was finally broken for leonardo dicaprio last night who finally took home , the best actor oscar for his role in the revenant. >> it all feels incredibly surreal. teri: brie larson also picked up a golden statue for her performance in 'room.' >> i feel really strong and excited to be holding this gold guy. teri: when the curtain fell on the big show the stars made their way to the governors ball to toast to the night. >> we worked so hard on this film and to have it rewarded like this is truly amazing. >>'s hollywood racist -- is hollywood racist? teri: many praised host and comedian chris rock who pushed the envelope in addressing

this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. >> i'm helen mirren. mollie: super bowl 50 is just two days away. but the game between the broncos and panthers is only part of the show. commercials are the other, and over almost $5 million for a 30-second spot. teri okita has more from super bowl city in san francisco. >> who is the genius -- reporter: is the sport among advertisers to make the most buzz about super bowl ad. >> hello, i'm here in -- helen mirren. reporter: they are now splash across social media week for the game. >> most amazing of all are the avocados from mexico. --reporter: it takes a lot of books. $4.8 million. as super bowl won it cost less than $30,000. by kia motors says it is worth it. >> we saw or heard quantitative data from dealer saying people saw the spot, came in, tester of the vehicle, and then ultimately bought the vehicle. reporter: car in fear at still dominate, but women are increasingly the focus. >> in my face! reporter: celebrities push a variety of products, while cute and cuddly animals never fail. >> 50% of pe

this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. mollie: the fight against isis turned its focus on libya today as american warplanes strike several targets including an isis training camp. it's also being reported that a senior leader of the terror group was killed as well. jonathan vigliotti has the very latest from london. new at noon. reporter: video broadcast on olivia news channel claims to show the aftermath of overnight airstrikes in the libyan city. u.s. defense officials tell cbs top isis terrorists. senior isis leader is wanted in connection to a march assault in tunisia at the national bardo museum that killed 22 people. and another attack in june when they stormed the tunisian beach, killing 38. the interior ministry released this photo of him at the time of the massacre. the u.s. airstrikes come as the white house and western allies struggle to contain isis. would go after islamic state is a clear target. the terrorist group has used brutal tactics to make their presence known in libya, carrying out several gruesome be