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kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for lisa cooney. jennifer schack is here on this friday morning with the forecast. it will not be as rainy as yesterday. it is cloudy and a little damp right now from the late evening showers last night. they run this afternoon, some sunshine starts to break through. take a look, here is the radar. it is finally dry. most of us about three quarters to one inch of rain yesterday, a couple of spots more than that. it was a soggy thursday. not a lot by way of fog. we have a moisture, but there is a nice breeze. in spots, maybe some valleys especially, a little patchy fog for the morning. it should not be too dense. visibility downtown is high at seven miles. wilmington, three miles. everyone on the mild side. chapter' s upper 40' s to low 50' s, considering it is a morning in early march, not bad. some of us are holding onto around 50 degrees. sideline and radar -- satellite and radar, quite a bit of cloud cover streaming from the south. we will struggle to get rid of we try to bring back some sunshine l

kyla: good morning. i' m kyla woods. lisa cooney has the day off. mark: and i' m mark hayes. we' ll get on your headlines in just a moment, but first a check on weather with randi rico. another gorgeous day coming our way. randi: yesterday we had sunshine and made it to the mid 70' s. so it will not be as perfect. you can see the clouds have rolled in this morning. you can see there are rain showers through portions of indiana. they are moving to the north and west. some of the southeastern communities could get nipped by a shower as we go through the day. we are looking for a high around 70 degrees in cincinnati. low 60' s over towards chicago. the steadier rain will be here tomorrow. right now it is a mild 58 degrees. lunchtime, cloudy, breezy, 67. expect a high today around 70. the rain gets closer and closer. we' ll talk about the timeline in a few minutes. re going to check the roads. here is a look in butler county. north and southbound easing along. no problems waiting for you out on the roads. 275 and kellogg, light volume. in both directions 74 at harrison, we' re se

kyla: thank you for the update. a man and woman will be arraigned this running after deputies say they started shooting at people in sycamore township. road just after 1:00 monday morning when they heard several gunshots. two people inside a car say the suspect shot at them, hitting the car once. the victims were not injured. mark: commitment 2016 news, four more states up for grabs today is another round of primaries and caucuses kickoff for both parties. as the city of michigan will hold primaries today, democrats and republicans debated in michigan cities the past week. a new nbc news poll shows clinton currently ahead by 17 points. bernie sanders still struggling to gain support from minority voters. in the meantime, trump is shown to hold a sizable lead against republican opponent in michigan which provides the first big test of how he can perform in the midwest. they will also face off in hawaii and idaho today. kyla: just hours to go before the next nominating contest get candidates appeared for a town hall i

kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for lisa cooney. let' s get a check with meteorologist randi rico. another nice day. randi: not a repeat of yesterday, but a really nice one ahead. you will notice more clients through the day. they are already in place early this morning. look over toward indianapolis, in southeastern indiana, you have a chance for a passing sprinkle today. for most of us, should be starting up close to 60 degrees. 59 at cvg. 60 in batesville, indiana. kentucky. another mild start to the day. it will be breezy, just like yesterday. more clouds around. 70 is the high. yesterday we hit 74. with the clouds in place, we bring it down a little bit. tonight, 58. 70 is still 20 degrees above normal for this time of year, and we will continue to see temperatures on the warm side all the way through the coming week. today, 8:00 a.m., 56. at noon, breezy, mild, cloudy, 67. scattered rain is a possibility through the afternoon west of town, but for most of us, pushing 70. the rain chances ramp up for everyone closer to midnight tonight. we will take a look at the time line in

kyla? kyla: happening now, drivers are being detoured after an accident shut down westwood northern boulevard in north fairmont. police say a female driver was taken to uc medical with minor mark: new this morning, a serious crash in hamilton overnight. this happened around midnight when a man lost control driving on black street near the great miami river. crews had to cut open the van to get to the driver out. a medical helicopter was also called to the scene, and the man was taken to uc hospital. we are told he was talking to first responders and he is expected to survive. developing this morning, two women were fatally shot in what police are calling an apparent murder-suicide last night in fairfield township. kyla: according to the butler county chief, a mother and daughter were found shot around 9:00 last night on springcrest drive. the police chief said it appears the mother, a woman in her 50' s, shot her adult daughter, thought to be in her late 20' s, early 30' s before turning th

kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for s headlines are straight ahead. but first we check on your most lovely forecast. yesterday was gorgeous. randi: temperature-wise, we' re getting pretty close. do not worry. wait. we' re not going 74 and sunny like yesterday, but still 0. there' s a small chance for us a shower -- but still 70. it is not exactly the same as yet today. we are in the 50' s to start out the day. 58 degrees at cvg. 54 and springboro. you will notice some clouds around this morning. there will be more clouds around today. breezy and mild. we' re still 20 degrees where we should be this time of year. 8:00 a.m.,. 56 into the afternoon, there is a chance you could see some spotty rain west of town. mark and kyla? mr. sanders: i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan. they said bernie sanders was not going anywhere. kyla: presidential candidate bernie sanders wins the critical battleground state of michigan. mark: while hillary clinton still holds the lead in the delegate race, it represents an embarrassing speed b

kyla: and i' m kyla woods. we have a wet start to your thursday. randi: temperatures are not too cold. we have mild rain for today. it is going to be soggy. a wet thursday for you. not everybody dealing with the rain. there is a break in northern portions of butler county. steady rain falling east of the corridor, along 50 into highland county and clermont county, much

kyla: and i' m kyla woods. we have a wet start to your thursday. randi: temperatures are not too cold. we have mild rain for today. it is going to be soggy. a wet thursday for you. not everybody dealing with the rain. there is a break in northern portions of butler county. steady rain falling east of the corridor, along 50 into highland county and clermont county, much to moderate rain. i expect this line to fill right back in. most of us will pick up an inch, inch and a half of total rainfall. 59 degrees at cvg. harrison, 54. it is a mild but wet start to the day. temperatures do not change much through your thursday. 59 degrees and rainy. at 4:00, 63. low 60' s and soggy through the afternoon. slightly heavier rain east of cincinnati after sunset tonight. expect rain through the day. let' s get you out on the wet roads safely. kyla: we are dealing with the wet conditions and a closure in care is a look at the interstates. extra time is going to be your friend. 71, 75 at 42 northbound, things are getting happier in this hour. 71 at victory parkway

kyla: not many saw this one coming. former gop candidate ben carson, now standing behind the donald, trump this morning. meanwhile, trump and ohio governor john kasich, battling it out for ohio. both candidates now eyeing the we' re just four days from ohio' s governor kasich vowing that he will win his home state, and entirely new ball game. kasich is holding a rally today in lima, and he' home in sharonville, tomorrow. sunday -- donald trump is holding a rally in downtown cincinnati. mark: and make sure to stay with wlwt news 5 on tuesday night, for special coverage of the primaries as "ohio votes" we' ll have live coverage beginning at 7:30 p.m. when the polls close. then, join us for a special edition of wlwt news 5 at 10:00 and 11:00. new development is expected to give a major boost to madisonville. the city is investing $200 million for an area near the intersection of red bank and madison. the development will include housing units as well as office and retail space. company, medpace. matt strauss: it' s really

kyla: thank you. dan is still trying to get a lot of information. that fire from the live shot. mark: let' s check in with randi and see what is happening in the forecast apartment. randi: a gorgeous day. mid 60' s, breezy and gloomy. we will get the clouds out of here by lunchtime today and already starting out with temperatures well above the year as 6:30 in the morning. currently, 57 at cvg. 59 in dry ridge, kentucky. the coolest spot looks to be georgetown, wilmington, loveland, all right around 50. the clouds that were around yesterday and overnight are already starting to thin this morning. i lunchtime, a whole lot more sunshine. bring on the springlike weather. forecasted high, 72. the forecast low tonight, 54. compare that with the average this time of year, the average high is 50. we are way above normal and keeping our highs and lows in the 60' s and 70' s. overnight lows in the 50' s for the next week to come. today, clouds clearing out this morning, 8:00 in the morning, 55. by lunchtime, s

i am kyla woods. mark: i' m mark hayes. kyla: today, bill is here for a rally in columbus. john london is at that rally. john: with michigan feeling the bern , former president bill clinton is coming to columbus to campaign for hillary. clinton will be here to campaign at the hillary for ohio office and in dayton at 6:00 to persuade ohio to resist the bern he was the self-styled comeback kid 25 years ago, but bernie sanders edged out hillary. it did not faze the clinton-machine, but michigan is another matter that could put ohio into play. clinton leads by 9% in ohio, but 17% are open to changing their minds. this ohio race seems to tighten up. that is bringing bill clinton to ohio where he will lay out why he thinks that hillary is the natural and bought choice to run against trump or an anti-trump republican in november. there are no winner take all delegates on the democratic side in ohio. although bernie sanders is exciting his base with the win last night, he is not closing the delegate gap that much. in columbus, john london, wlwt news 5. kyla: the countdown is on to

kyla: that custody after making a verbal i am kyla woods. mark: i' m mark hayes. the school district put out an online alert, but did not call parents. dan griffin has heard from several parents that are unhappy. dan: they were not happy. at least one parent tro by in his -- drove by in his truck and screamed at my photographer and i that we should' ve heard from the school before we heard it from you. parents were stunned that they did not get a call. the threat was reported high of their students who heard the 13-year-old boy in a public place. a weapon was not found. in juvenile court we heard the threat involved bringing his father' s rifle to school. he was on the lacrosse team and on honor roll. the threat involve the school and a future date. parents told the principal, the principal called the police. the police then arrested the voice. they put an online alert out, but they did not call because there was no immediate danger. parents who found out this morning are shocked. >> your kids are it. i have a grandson that goes here . i have 2 grandkids they go t

kyla: and i' m kyla woods in for lisa cooney. we' ll get to more of your headlines and traffic just ahead, but first, a check on the forecast with meteorologist jennifer schack. she has yellow on, representing the sunshine we will see later today. jennifer: cloudy this morning, still kind of dreary from the showers they came through last evening but there is some sunshine later this afternoon expected. the rain totals from wednesday evening after the day yesterday, a couple of spots all over an inch of rain. we' conditions. a break on the radar today. oh additional rent expected for our friday. we will wait until later to the afternoon to see some sunshine. a dreary start for the morning. a little dampness from the showers they came through. we have seen wilmington and clinton and warren counties, variation of his ability between three miles and five miles. a look at the visibility for the morning, not too much of a problem, upper 40' s right now. it is a cool to mild start considering we are in early march. we will climb nicely

kyla: good morning. we have nice conditions for you as well. 71 at mason montgomery, things are rolling right along. not seeing any delays by any means. you should be off to a pretty decent start. 74, traffic looks good, nearly 275 interchange. we will keep you updated. not seeing any problems right now. mark: thank you. breaking news this morning. north korea is threatening nuclear action, as joint military drills between them and -- between the u.s. and south korea got underway today. the hermit kingdom says it will launch an indiscriminate nuclear strike, responding to what it considers aggression on the part of its enemies. state media quotes a national defense spokesman saying that the strike would show the country' s military might. a warren county family desperate to find out where a baby boy what police say the baby of his mother cannot be called missing. we' re not showing photos of 20-month-old grant wells. relatives say his mom took off with them wednesday and is not responding to family and t

kyla: good morning. i' m kyla woods. lisa cooney has the day off. mark: and i' m mark hayes. we' ll get on your headlines in just a moment. but first a check on weather with randi rico. it looks like a thursday washout but it is relatively warm. randi: i love you are looking on the positive side. the weekend is a day away. we are looking at rain all day s through the afternoon. it is going to rain most of the day. a little break north of downtown your portion should butler and warren counties. steady rain continuing.

kyla: good morning. in the lebanon city school district, security measures are commonplace, but in addition to cameras, loveland leaders are going mobile to improve school safety. loveland schools spent more than $20,000 to launch a web taste full safety response system. emergency response plans are now available on a moments notice on in addition to making emergency plans -- plan information available, the system includes maps of the building and pictures of each classroom. the superintendent says because school safety is so important, the state of ohio made a grant available to help the district statewide to improve security measures. mark: thank you. still ahead, a 12-year-old arrested at a local school. lisa: the threat that led to his arrest and how alcohol was involved. mark: how madison students try to move forward. randi: we are starting the day with a quick hit of snow. we will see rain and snow this afternoon. but we should see wet roads drop a day as temperatures only head to the upper 30' s.

kyla: increased efforts to find a mother and a child. mark: over a dozen people injured after a train jumps the tracks overnight. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, kyla: the headlines and more are straight ahead. randi: 70' s three days in a row. low 70' s and today a good bit of sunshine. today i think the clouds will not last very long. most spots in the mid 50' s. many spots in the upper 50' s. hamilton, 43. 55 over and not all of -- mount orab. we' re taking a look at the radar. we do have clouds but they will be thinning over the next few hours. i do not think we' re flirting with records but it is going to be a nice day. 8:00 a.m., the clouds are clearing out, 53. through the afternoon, expect the high temperature into the low 70' s. mark: 14 people were injured after a commuter train derailed in northern california. the front car fell into a creek. 14 sustaining serious injuries. the train car is still partially submerged in water. it was raining heavily in the area at the time of t

kyla woods joins us. kyla: they are investigating how the bracket was leaked before the initial announcement. the bracket appeared on sunday during the annual tournament. at that point, only half of the field had been revealed. it turned out to be spot on. the ncaa released a statement saying "we go through great lengths to prevent the tournament list from being revealed early." unfortunately, the bracket was revealed prior we take this matter seriously. several protesters -- several -- lot of people were complaining about it taking so long on that other network to unveil the bracket. it was only a matter of time until -- they drag out the process. >> that is too bad. >> the damage is already done. the investigation does continue. kyla: now for thousands of runners that didn' t let the rain stopped them sunday morning -- them monday morning. fountain square offered a post raised celebration -- post raised celebration. $500,000 shy of the goal. for the american heart association and mercy health. a half-ce

mark: kyla, thank you. the threat of school violence is heightened this week after monday' s school shootings at about some local schools. lisa and now a 12-year-old boy : is accused of using a fake gun to threaten students in mt. healthy. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live at the juvenile detention center where the child is being held. good morning. andrew: good morning, lisa. this is a tough one to wrap your head around. a 12-year-old allegedly carrying a realistic looking toy gun and tricking wind in class, is being held in mount auburn awaiting a court hearing. the gun looked real even though it was a toy. real enough to confuse someone. the boy was caught at it yesterday at an alternative school in mt. healthy. what they found is that it will-year-old was drinking wine from a cup while sitting in class. been mistaken for the real thing. >> in today' s day and age, you have to take every threat as being real. if we don' t, then the worse can happen, and we can' t wait for that to happen. we have to a

mark: let' s check in with kyla. kyla: we' re talking about construction. foster road, this will take they are doing work on the bridge. right now no lane closures in that area. you can see a lot of cones t here. do plan for that along 71. the weather sounds like it will cooperate today. randi: today looks great. showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. tomorrow is the wettest day of the next week. this is not a bad way to start the day. made an upper 50' s. 57 degrees in blue ash. 55 in fort mitchell. a nice, mild start to the morning. we will be pushing 70 in many towns. for the morning rush, a mild by lunchtime, sunny, breezy, and 60. you' ll notice more clouds into the evening hours. mark: thank you. the affordable care act going back to the supreme court this morning. arguing the healtch care act is in violation of. mark: and it was lift off in nasa' s latest mission as they send another rocket into space. lisa: 5:10, stay with mark: good morning and welcome back. temperatures right now, 54 degrees. checking today' s headlines, the fight over obamacare is h

kyla: amazing acts. the award was indeed well-deserved. edward byers helped rescue an american hostage who was abducted in afghanistan in 2012. december the white house says byers also served as a human shield during a firefight with militants to safely get dr. dilip joseph out alive. byers is the 11th living service member to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in afghanistan. pres. obama: now success came with a price. that first seal through the door -- ed' s friend nick -- was grievously wounded. ed is a medic, so on the helo out he stayed with nick helping to perform cpr the entire flight, 40 minutes long. kyla: byers has deployed overseas 11 times with nine combat tours. he grew up in grand rapids, mark and lisa? mark: thank you. up next, our live team coverage shooting. >> the accused 14 old shooter the latest on the investigation still ahead on cincinnati' news 5 today. >> someone felt isolated and now because of this action, the sad truth is, they' re going to be isolated. lisa: how the community is coming together to suppor

kyla: we are rolling right along . heavier volume right now, which is expected. re seeing at the cut and the helm. a few brake lights heading toward the bottom of the hill in the northbound directions. you know to give yourself extra minutes at the cut in the hill on 71/75. looking good at colerain and beekman. piling up on the eastbound side. this time of the morning is when we see that kind of activity. 75 at union center brake lights pushing southbound. we are not seeing accidents or significant delays. your travel times will pick up, but nothing out of the ordinary waiting for you. mark: breaking news. from north korea, the american tourist who attempted to steal the propaganda banner from a restricted area of his hotel has been sentenced to 15-years of hard labor. the 21-year-old student from the university of virginia was the north korea supreme court, charged with subversion. shock and concern, that is the concern that witnesses had after seeing an suv go over the bridge during rush hour. lisa: they have found t

kyla woods, what is going on? kyla: a great start as far as the roads are concerned. you will see some flurries, but they are not causing any problems on the roads. 71-75 at the cut-in-the-hill, no brake lights just yet. that will change over the next hour or so. 275 toward sharonville, forest park things look great eastbound and westbound. 75 out of butler county, a pretty even spread northbound and southbound. travel times are clear southbound inside of the 275 loop. no accidents to report. mark: a late-night shooting in police respond to sunset avenue around 11:45 for reports of a woman shot. police say 15-to-20 shots her -- were fired and one female victim was hit once in the leg and transported. several cars were shot up in the area as well. no word yet on a possible suspect. moving forward together. this is the image posted on the madison school' s facebook page. lisa: the district' s goal is to make sure kids feel safe as they had back to class today. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters begins our team coverage with what students can expect. andrew? andrew: those fir

kyla woods keeping up i on the roads. kyla: the accident has cleared so no worries if you' re traveling along langdon farm at this hour. we have construction, a daytime closure for you a long pete rose rate between central and rose street. we have is closure in effect pretty much all last week and we will do that again pretty much this entire week as well. between out :00 and 3:00 throughout the day so plan on that closure. interstate travel getting heavy. northbound lanes of 71-75 through the cut-in-the-hill and this is about the picture you see any time around this time of the morning or any day i should say. things are looking as they should on 71-75, they give yourself the next -- a few extra minutes the next hours. randi: we are talking springlike temperatures all week long and once we get these temperatures out of the 40' s this morning and the 50' s or 40' s in the next seven days. starting out looking at bethel at 45. kenwood, 44. springboro, 42. 39 degrees. as the kids that out to the bus stop, you do not need to

>> thank you, kyla. >>> a hijacking drama unfolding overseas. over on a domestic flight forced to fly to the island of cyprus. . >> the hijacker has ties to the u.s. don champion has the latest. don? >> reporter: chris and mary, this has gotten more bizarre over the past hour. a spokesman for the egyptian president announced they don't believe the hijacking has anything to do with terrorism. they say right now it appears the man who hijacked the plane did so because of personal reasons, possibly something dealing with his ex-wife. now, there were americans on the flight, up to eight. that's what the associated press is reporting now. it's not clear if any of them remain on the plane. this started overnight, shortly after egypt air flight 181 took off from alexandria, headed to cairo. now, during the flights, a passenger claimed he had a suicide belt and the plane diverted to cyprus. once it landed, security forces surrounded the plane. hijacker who has been identified as being a dual eexception and american citizen -- egyptian and american citiz

kyla: mrs. petty walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think should be teacher of the week go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab. your favorite teacher. mark? mark: new proposals to require kentucky high school students to pass a citizenship test in order to graduate. in fact it' s the same test that , people seeking to become u.s. citizens have to pass. the proposed law has passed a kentucky senate committee. students would have to answer 60 of the 100 questions correctly in order to get their high school diploma. lisa: a new playground is in the works to help kids learn about history in an interactive way. covington is collaborating with the devou good project to build a nature playscape behind the museum. the play area will let children discover local fossils in replicated archeological digs. build and

kyla: called down, it is going to be ok. montgomery inn is calling this a makeover after 65 years of the same ingredients. so now when you go out for ribs, the barbecue sauce will be gluten-free and made without high fructose corn syrup. montgomery inn is promising the i repeat, the taste is not changing. the taste will not change. this is only about offering healthier sauce to customers. they say they have been working closely with suppliers for the last two years to tweak the recipe and improve the ingredients without compromising any of the taste. the updated sauce is now available at all montgomery inn restaurants and grocery stores. mark: is there anything going to happen to the taste? kyla: the taste will not change. still the taste of the montgomery inn sauce. the tasteful not change. lisa: thank you. happening today, springfield township is going to celebrate the work of charley harper. crews are going to be hanging 56 street banners featuring harper' s work along winton road. township leaders say the banners are goi

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 lan

kyla: we did see more action tomorrow morning. we will take a smooth start as we are getting it this morning. here' s a look outside, 71 heading north or south on along the 71 corridor, still pretty wide open but you do see the heavier volume working its way again. construction to talk about in it will start at 7:30 and linger until about 4:00 this afternoon. state route 73 between smith and williams. 73 is a pretty big their affair in eastbound and westbound through the area. try to avoid it as they get the colbert work. -- culve rt work done. lisa: we are checking some headlines. several homes evacuated in new york state after a freight train carrying hazardous liquid went off the tracks. carsten route just before midnight and new york governor andrew cuomo says there are no reported injuries. at least one of these cars carrying hazardous liquids is leaking. after more than 144 million miles in space, scott kelly and a russian cosmonaut are back on earth this morning. their capsule parachuted to a bear location in central asia.

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

kyla woods gives us a wrap of the night. kyla: mark, the debate took place in flint, michigan, and the lead contamination crisis in the city' s water dominated much of the evening. both candidates called for michigan' s republican governor, rick snyder, to resign or be recalled in the wake of the crisis. clinton and sanders had a sharp exchange over the auto industry bailout just two days ahead of the michigan primary. clinton charged that sanders' vote against the financial industry bailout could have jeopardized funding to restructure america' s car industry. sanders disputed that aggressively and instead criticized clinton for accepting paid speeches to financial industry groups. each candidate agreed, though, when sanders mocked the tone of the republican presidential debates. mr. sanders: you know, we are, if elected president, going to invest a lot of money into mental health. and when you watch these republican debates, you know why we need to invest in that. differences and we get into vigorous debate about issues. b

kyla: good morning. you will need to avoid that portion of sharon for the next 20, 30 minutes, maybe even an hour. 71, 75 looks good north and south down. a few extra cars there compared to on the ohio side. pretty smooth start in both directions. 275 toward the east gate area, very light north and southbound. not starting out with any interstate issues. we will keep you updated on sharon road. lisa: students and parents concerned this morning after another school threat is made on social media. mark: but this one was directed toward more than one school. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live in clifton with what we' ve andrew: this is just the latest example of how easy it is to say something online that gets you in trouble in the real world. this teen is in custody after making some online threats. among the social media posts, threats to be the new osama and being a terrorist sounds fun. this teen called out schools by name, schools like walnut hills and dater, aiken and withrow, even schools in other

kyla: the award was indeed well-deserved. edward byers helped rescue an american hostage who was abducted in afghanistan in december, 2012. the white house says byers also served as a human shield during a firefight with militants to safely get dr. dilip joseph out alive. byers is the 11th living service member to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in afghanistan. with a price. that first seal through the door -- ed' s friend nick -- was grievously wounded. ed is a medic, so on the helo out he stayed with nick helping to perform cpr the entire flight, 40 minutes long. kyla: byers has deployed overseas 11 times with nine combat tours. he grew up in grand rapids, ohio, outside of toledo. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. get ready for a wet second half of the day. most places will be close to 50 degrees as the rain arrives by lunchtime. i would expect the first part of the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms in the mix. lunchtime, arrival time of rain. heavy rain and times and thund

kyla is in and kyla yeah, it's already been busy right? >> it has been busy. unfortuntely the roads are still wet so problems out there. we'll start with an accident we have in perth where we have route 35 still closed north bound at new brunswick after now due to an accident that also has a downed pole associated with it so a detour has been set up and the garden state parkway has that 45-mile per hour restriction the entire length of the parkway due to the poor road conditions again very slick. let's take a live look in queens at the van wick and it's moving well in both directions through the q gardens interchange although those roads are wet so again take your time. alternate side parking is suspended today, so we'll catch a little break for snow but you still have to pay the meters chris and mary over to you. >>> now to our snowy start on the roads and those road conditions for long island commuters. >> cbs 2 janelle burrell is suffolk county. >> reporter: good morning chris and mary. we are continuing to make our way east on the southern state and consid

kyla is in for alex this morning. hi, kyla. >> reporter: good morning. we have on the roads, jersey city, the covered roadway is closed for roadwork between jersey and tunley avenues. in hoboken, a water main break. we talked about that yesterday. it has 1st strooelt closed in the vicinity of grand street and willow avenue. take it easy over there. and looking live outside, we have new delays at the george washington bridge, but notice we'll got the raindrops on the camera. not a bad idea to slow down a little bit. inbound lower level is e-z pass only until 6:00 a.m., but holland tunnels this morning. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. back to you. >> thank you. >>> to campaign 2016 now. and one of the most important days in the presidential race. >> voting in five states could determine if front runners trump and clinton move toward clinching the party's nomination or face more difficult parts ahead. don champion reports from miami. >> reporter: bernie sanders riled up supporters last night in chicago. urging them to take him to victim rainfa

kyla: we are dealing with issues. good morning. 75 southbound at mitchell, north of mitchell, you can see the emergency vehicles. we have multiple vehicles involved. at least five vehicles near mitchell. you can see the flashing lights indicating blockage. at least 2 lanes are closed. you do have access to the center lane and the northbound lanes are not impacted. we are seeing delays on 75. at vine, it starts single then moves to 2 lanes closed. slow on vine and backing up. 15 minutes from the norwood lateral. you are clear on i-71, and that the 275 loop looks good. near route 4, traffic is moving well. we do have an incident in norwood. we will keep you updated. a void the 5300 block of low. we will look at that in a few minutes. lisa: breaking news. a shootout in chicago in' s with three police officers injured and a suspect dead -- chicago and -- chicago ends with three police officers injured and day suspect dead. one suspect was killed, a second ran from the scene and was caught overnight. she is now being quest

kyla: mrs. petty walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think should be teacher of the week, go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab for details on how to nominate your favorite teacher. mark? mark: a new bill could help kentucky students graduate with a college degree without tuition bills. the work ready kentucky program cost of state, community, and technical colleges. it would cost around $13 million the first year, $20 million after that. it could face opposition from governor evan who once to cut state spending. -- governor bevin who wants to cut state spending. lisa: donations continue to pour in for the rabbit hash general store after a fire last month. this morning, kelly elementary school in burlington will present a check to the owners of the store. the money was collected by students. it will go

kyla woods, bring us up-to-date. kyla: pretty super conditions on this tuesday morning as you get ready to head outside. we are talking about construction that will kick off williams wrote, they are doing culbert vert work until 4:30. do play for that closure tomorrow. interstate travel after a great start. 71 at the 275 interchange. heading northbound inside of the loop, traffic is still moving right along as well. let' s check in now with meteorologist randi rico. the rain coming later today. randi: for most of us, the rain will kick in early afternoon, but before that point, we have the potential for a couple of areas of showers. you can see approaching louisville, even lightning with that. as we head toward the second half of the day, i would expect showers and thunderstorms to become more likely. bastad forecast, clouds rolling in, chapters not too cold. most places an upper 30' s. futurecast for 2: 30, 3:00. some potential heavy rain, thunder and lightning. the bus stop forecast after school, plan on thundersto

kyla: they are good. grant that umbrella -- grab that umbrella. 75 to and from butler county, we had some overnight construction. they were scheduled to go about 5:00. good news right now. clear conditions on 71 near red bank. the entire corridor moving along just fine. southbound looking good for you there. all of your roads off to a great start. lisa: xavier gets the highest seed the team has ever seen in school history. coming up in sports, we talk all things march madness. two local famlies asking for answers after two men are killed on the same street less than a month apart. their message to those killers. outside live on your monday. more headlines are lisa: good morning and welcome back on your monday. checking today' s headlines. a maryland police officer is shot and killed outside the police department building in what officials are calling an unwarranted attack. officials say prince george' s county police officer jacai colson was killed when two suspects opened fire outside the police departme

right now over to kyla. >> reporter: thank you, elise. whether you're walking, taking the train, or driving, i want to tell you what will slow you down this morning. a car fire on the southbound new york state freeway is just before 14b, and expect slowdowns there and then we also have an accident going on, and this is seaford, an accident investigation, and sunrise highway is closed in washington avenue, and your better bet here, stick with merrick road. due to signal problems. mets willis point has 7- training running with delays. take it slow, everybody today. >>> two americans, a married couple are confirmed killed in the belgium terror attacks. justin and stephanie schultz had just dropped off her mother at the airport, bringing the number of st.s killed to four. yesterday a brusselss rally turned violent when right wing protesters disrupted the vigil. they can'ted antiisis slogans, calling themselves soccer hooligans, and they normally fight each other. >> reporter: police with water cannons cleared the area, and at least 10 people

what's going on kyla? >> we have closures in hoboken due to monday's water main break, and in brooklyn, another water main break has 79th street closed eastbound from 4th and 5th avenues, and avenue u. is closed in both directions for yet another, a third water main break, and that one from ocean parkway to east 9th street, and a live look in queens, and we have a disabled vehicle, and you can take a look here, and there's the map. it's blocking one lane on the westbound jackie robinson parkway, and delays back to the van wyck because of that one. the george washington bridge, getting busy there. 20 minute delay. same thing for the lincoln tunnel and holland tunnel. mary, over to you. >> kyla, thank you. >>> new information on the 2012 the private online accounts of around 100 celebrities incluing jennifer lawrence and kate upton. yesterday officials announced the arrest of ryan collins from philadelphia. prosecutors said he used a phishing scheme sending an e- mail that looked like it was from apple or go

kyla: they don' t waste any time up in oxford. there' s always a group that' s been up all night celebrating the arrival of green beer day . the bars are open extra early this morning welcoming the dedicated partiers. this is a saint patrick' s day celebration but miami students do not always celebrate on the 17th. according to tradition green beer day falls on the thursday before spring break. this year it just happened to be st. patrick' s day. green beer day started 64 years ago with the original party taking place in 1952. green beer day has come a long way since the 50s it now has official facebook and twitter accounts and someone checked the most recent green beer day tweet says the next time the party will fall on saint patrick' s day is 2073. mark: ahead, playing for that one shining moment. lisa: the madness in full force today. tournament gets underway. mark: where things stand when it comes to the nomination in the race for the white house. randi: s day forecast. it is in the 40' s, 8:00 a.m. 46, at noon 56, then sue up

kyla: good morning to you. if you' re heading out right now, we have been telling you about the fog this morning. here is a look. not greatly reducing his ability. you can still see headlights heading toward the bridge and the streetlights lining the bridge. at 275 near kellogg. we are able to see those lights shining through. you might still see fog heavier over the bridge. once you get past there, you should be good to go. other places. 75 at newman way north and southbound looking great. southbound starting to pick up as expected for this time in the morning. have your inbound flow of traffic. elsewhere, seeing the same thing. inbound lanes will pick up throughout the hour. we will keep you updated and check in again in a few minutes. lisa: new details this morning about a man shot and killed in avondale last night. we now know the identity of the victim. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. dan police say the man was found : shot to death at a gas station

kyla woods is here with a look at the roads. kyla: we have had a good start. we had a minor incident very early this morning, but that is out of the way. we' re some construction projects popping up. but he will be a nice day. they will have some decent weather to get some of those projects started today. 471, no lanes closed, u.s27 heading northbound through parts of northern kentucky this morning. one to take a closer look at that stretch an hour speeds henning and down for the daniel carter beard bridge, still -- heading inbound toward the daniel carter beard bridge, so crystal clear on the bridge. northbound or southbound and hopping in a cincinnati and all of those arteries heading into cincinnati looking good and open for you as well. not really any activity. just starting to get heavy northbound on 471. we will keep you updated. lisa: checking today' s headlines, the fight over supreme court. the supreme court is expected to hear arguments in a case involving whether or not the healthcare law violates the religious freedom restoration act, forcing relig

kyla is here. what is going on? kyla: nothing right now. we haven' t seen any accidents. we have a lot of construction to talk about. i will get to that at the top of the 5:00 hour. right now, 71 and montgomery jumping over to bond hill, the norwood area, here is a look at the norwood lateral. light traffic here. west of reading road. 75 near newman way, things are looking good here, as well. i will have a look at your commute times coming up shortly. lisa: the march madness wait is almost over for xavier and u.c. fans. we' re on the road with both the muskies and bearcats as they get ready to hit the court in the big dance. plus, a car crashes into a florida restaurant, and heads straight for a couple eating pizza. they explain the chilling how they' re doing this morning back at home outside live on your friday, looking good, 4:39, 38 degrees, stay with us. more headlines next on s wlwt your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... your heart, well, m

it's kyla. >> that's right. we may have lost an hour, and we may have rain, and it's cooler, but we will get through this monday together. >>> this police investigation has 21st street closed in both directions at 49th avenue, and that's likely to continue. avoid the area if you can. the many cameras around the area. the rfk triburro bridge. we have minor delays as you can see the traffic rolling through there, and all clear at the holland tunnel and the gw bridge. alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide. mary? >> breaking news out of kansas this morning. 27 people have been hospitalized, two in critical condition after an amtrak train derailed last night near dodge city, 150 miles west of wichita, and the train was carrying 14 drews members and 128 passengers and was traveling los angeles to chicago. an investigation is underway. >>> the search for the body of a third crew member in a weekend tugboat crash has been suspended for now. >> the tugboat slammed into a barge near the tappen zee bridge on satu

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kyla: i' m taking all of these people attending the st. patrick' s day festivities cannot all call in sick so some of these companies, are they sanctioning these st. patrick' s day festival ease? if you' re heading out for work or school or a party this morning. to get you where you are going. if you' re heading up into parts of warren county this morning things are getting heavy. north and southbound. that is to be expected at this time of the morning. rather inside of the 275 loop near 71 off of mlk, you will see some construction in the overnight hours tonight. martin luther king between gilbert and reading. the addition of the mlk interchange in this area so you will need to be mindful of that and that will last until about 5:00 tomorrow morning so it will be shut down between gilbert and reading. lisa: thank you. a stolen ring turns up on ebay. the bengals legend fighting to get his piece of super bowl history back. mark: getting an early start in oxford. is mark: welcome back. not much to see today at the polar bear exhibit at the ci

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