s miriah turner. with a look of the forecast. some snow bands in the area. miriah: some snow flurries their way through. they are moving out, we see more especially around the evening commute. taking a look outside, a few fine flurries making their way. we have these flurries make their way through. a closer look seeing where the remnants are mostly on the area. few flakes. all in all, this is moving out. it will be around 5:00, 6:00, snow showers. they could bring us anywhere this evening. taking a look at temperatures, 25 degrees at cvg, you can see the wind currently out of the southwest and nine miles an hour, in dayton, 10 miles. stronger wind to the north and west. with this front that' s pushing through, we are looking at window picking up this afternoon details on that, coming up. lisa: developing now -- four people in columbus ohio recovering after what appears to be a random attack at restaurant there. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is s apartment. brian? brian: the victims are recovering, four of them. the suspect is dead. police have identified the man, but we still don' t know really attack. lots of questions out there today. we have learned the fbi was at this apartment complex overnight tonight. the fbi was here, they took several plastic containers from the area. the suspect is identified as mohammed very -- barry. the fbi has been very tightlipped about this. into the restaurant and for no apparent reason, began attacking people with a machete. police threw chairs and finally gotten stopped. but for people were injured. they are all expected to recover. barry took off, and police caught up with him about five miles from the scene of the attack. officers say they lunged at him -- he lunged at them with a couple of large knives, and that is where he was shot to death by police. today, they are still trying to determine exactly what sparked this attack. did it have anything to do with terrorism? or was it a random act by a demented individual? still lots of questions, and the story is still developing today. reporting live, brian hamrick, wlwt news 5. lisa: former president bill clinton is in town. looking to generate enthusiasm and votes for his wife' s presidential run. mark: her showing in the nation' s first primary was eclipsed by bernie sanders. let' s find out about today' s agenda by going live to wlwt news 5' cultural arts center, three hours from now. to some, bill clinton remains a political rock star. his rally location was finalized just over 24-hours ago. it wasn' t originally on the former president' s schedule. but, in the wake of the way new hampshire was feeling the bern, the hillary campaign is ramping up its public opportunities. thus, this afternoon' s public rally at the clifton cultural arts center that does not cost a grand for admission or 27 big ones for a photo memory. hillary won the ohio primary eight years ago, but did not come close to carrying hamilton county. so, the clinton camp would probably be wise to not take granted. david mann: well, number one, he' s a very, very popular democrat and if i needed a surrogate, that' s the one i would want. and i think he' s beginning to help us build public interest in the campaign and is going to rally hillary clinton supporters. we need that. john: mayor john cranley is greeting clinton. he is at this private fundraiser. we' re about a month from the ohio primary. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton have now committed to appearing together two days before that vote at the annual democratic party legacy dinner in columbus, as the campaign locally and throughout the state starts to juice up. reporting live downtown, john london, wlwt news 5. mark: for the public rally later this afternoon. the doors open at 2:00. the event itself is scheduled to start at 3:00. lisa: hillary clinton is coming off her latest debate with it was heated at times, as the candidates discussed campaign issues like wall street, healthcare, and immigration. one week from tomorrow voters will come out for the nevada democratic caucus. lisa: while the democrats focused on the debate, the republican candidates were drumming up support in south carolina. donald trump is considered the favorite in south carolina, and the other candidates are working to catch up. on monday, former president george w. bush is expected to join his brother jeb on the campaign trail. ohio governor john kasich says, he' s trying to preserve the positive message that carried hampshire. the south carolina republican primary, is next saturday. "five takeaways from the democratic debate." coverage, check out the wlwt kroger announcing it' part in the battle against heroin. stores in our area will soon offer narcan -- a drug combating prescription. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is in the newsroom with how it all will work. good afternoon, dan. dan: kroger says naloxone, also known as narcan, will be available in cincinnati and northern kentucky stores starting monday. without a prescription. this means 84 pharmacies in ohio and 16 pharmacies in northern kentucky. store pharmacists say they worked on a physician-approved protocol for months. that means addicts or family members can come in for a consultation, get the drug, and learn about how to use it and treatment options. state leaders say this is a big deal, considering ohio and kentucky are listed in the top five states for overdose deaths. ve got a long way to go. i think attorney general mike dewine said it well -- that this is about saving lives here today, and that has to be where because we' re in a crisis -- if we don' t, we' more lives being snuffed out, dreams being lost. dan: kroger says without $99. t about empowering patients to stay addicts, but to instead save their lives and empower them to find treatment. live in the newsroom, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: kroger says 112 pharmacies in columbus will start dispensing the drug february 17. 216 kroger pharmacies total will dispense the drug across ohio without a prescription. lisa: a 42-year-old man being held on a $20,000 bond, this afternoon. accused of manufacturing drugs. and police say -- - it was all happened not far from two harrison ohio schools. eric noah, is now charged with possession and making meth. police say two elementary schools aren' t far from noah' s residence. they say a child also lived in the home, where the drugs were just into the wlwt news 5 newsroom, a vague threat was written in a bathroom stall in florida, found yesterday. bomb sniffing dogs and deputies were brought in to search the school and nothing was found, no one arrested. there was an extra police presence at the school today to be on the safe side. mark: the man suspected in a string of bank robberies across northern kentucky, is now behind bars. lisa: zachary prince was in court this morning, facing three robbery charges. he was arrested thursday after an officer who was going to check-up on a tip, spotted prince driving a car that matched the description of the bank robber' s vehicle. sergeant jon sterling was in the right place at the right time. jon sterling: i think he saw my car, and then looked up, his eyes met mine and he didn' t really drive to try to get away, but he was driving too fast for somebody who had a cop behind him. stopped him at his own house. was definitely nervous. lisa: right now, prince is charged with robbing the bb-and-t bank on dixie highway, the fort mitchell u.s. bank, and a fifth third bank in covington. additional charges could be filed. he' s being held on $300,000 bond. mark: in hartwell. a cincinnati firefighter was injured this morning -- while fighting a truck fire. it happened just before 7:00 on vine street near caldwell street. a truck' s brakes had caught on fire. while firefighters were putting it out, one of the truck tires exploded, hitting the firefighter. no word on the extent of the injuries. s name has not been released. an update to a story, you saw only on wlwt. an elderly woman, hurt and left on the floor of a middletown the butler county coroner 74-year-old barbara tuggle died. her friend told us, she fell in her home in december. s live-in t call for help tuggle suffered sores and injuries to most of her body. re waiting complete their investigation. boy. who fought cancer, and gained thousands of supporters tonight, in honor of taylor grant, and how you can still join "team taylor." lisa: and more changes down on the banks. coming to the development. flurries this evening. temperatures getting up into the 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trials. the outbreak in brazil and abroad has been declared a worldwide health emergency by the world health organization. it' s resulted in birth defects and could even be linked to vision problems. lisa: the bus driver that hit and killed an indianapolis elementary school principal will not face criminal charges. the marion county prosecutor says the driver was not impaired by drugs or alcohol and there is no video of the incident. because of that, indiana law not give rise to a crime. city' s far northeast side killed amy beverland, elementary school principal susan jordan, and injured two 10-year-old students who were outside the school bus. mark: another special delivery for the city of cincinnati. town, and this one looks a cincinnati' on the side. according to city officials, the next delivery is set for the end of this month, and car number five, is expected before the end of march. lisa: soon there will an all-out blitz, to encourage you to be streetcar-safe. it will begin service this fall. so drivers and pedestrians will both have to learn how to share the road. first thing to keep in mind, the traffic patterns. at some places along the track, not. other basics you' ll need to know other basics you' ll need to know -- you' re allowed to drive on the tracks, but not park there. public transportation officials say, you just need to be aware of your surroundings, and yield to the streetcar. sallie hilvers: that means your vehicle could be towed or you could be subject to fines more importantly when the streetcar is running you don' t want to hold up everyone on the car. lisa: on-track testing of the streetcar is scheduled for wednesday along the full-route. the streetcar is set to start service, in september. mark: happening today, remembering a little boy who touched the hearts of many here in the greater cincinnati area. lisa: a memorial skate will be held today at the fun factory in other basics you' ll need to know taylor grants honor. the 5-year-old was battling neuroblastoma, and died last week. friends and family will be selling #team taylor t-shirts at the event. all ages are welcome, the event runs from 7:30 to 11:00 tonight. tonight' s event will be followed by taylor' s funeral tomorrow. services will begin at 11:15 at the corinthian baptist church, and is open to the public and taylor' s supporters. mark: the banks will soon have two new tenants. developers have finalized lease agreements with tervis, which makes insulated cups and tumblers, and burger-fi, a burger franchise. both are planning grand openings this will be the second location for tervis in ohio. this will be the first "burger-fi" in the cincinnati area. lisa: only on wlwt. president obama sits down with ellen degeneres. the comedian and talk show host tweeted a photo of the two on the set of her show today. the commander in chief was in california for several fundraisers and accepted an invitation to chat with ellen. mister obama was last on the show back in 2007, when he was just a candidate for president. you can catch the presidential visit, on ellen today at 4:00, right here on wlwt. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. miriah: is the first friday of lent, left people heading out for the friday fish fries. snow showers potentially this evening, we detail the timing of when you can see that. a frigid valentine' s day as well, and potentially early taking a broad look at what we are seeing systemwide, there is low-pressure and a cold front disturbance sitting off to the north. snow showers moving in this evening ahead of that. we reinforce some cold air in the region and arctic air for the northeast. we will be cold, but it will be colder and other spots. one thing to be thankful for this weekend. you still want to stay indoors , through the weekend as we approach sunday, becca bring a snow showers monday evening -- sunday evening into monday. snow showers transition into rain showers. over the past couple of hours, we see light snow showers in flurries rolled through the downtown cincinnati area. you can see more snow sitting to the north and west that be making its way through later. you' re the snow showers and light flurries that need to way through. currently some areas could see a lingering flurry, mount orab, georgetown, batavia, this option we could see a few lingering flurries this afternoon. but it' s going to be around the evening commute time that we see our chance for snow showers, bring us anywhere from a dusting to a half inch of snow. temperatures are still cold, 27 right now is cvg, 24 in springboro, 26 in georgetown. although we are in the 20' s, it feels like the teens with wind of the west and nine miles per hour. that is indeed a factor in this evening as you head out to all those fish fries, whatever you have planned it, it' s going to be a cold one today and for the rest of this weekend. expect imagers and the opportunities for the most part, with snow arriving around 5:00 to 8:00 hour and lingering until about 9:00. then moving out and the potential to see lingering flurries. the amounts we are seeing a keen relation wise, anywhere from a dusting to a half-inch looks to be the widespread possibility for the greater cincinnati area with the snow showers rolling through for the evening commute. the timestamp around noon, cloudy skies and we start to see showers rolling in. six a caught this evening, things look clear. it' s tomorrow morning, where isolated areas could see a snow bands setting up with lake-effect snow and we could see a few more -- not inches, but a little bit more dusting of accumulation possible, were flurries lingering. very isolated. the majority of us see a light dusting to about half inch this evening. the next know then come sunday evening into monday morning. 28 today with snow showers rolling in this evening. overnight tonight, it ends around 9:00, dropping 10 degrees by tomorrow morning. it will be a chilly one. we are feeling like teams, the we are in the 20' s. tomorrow morning, feels like one degrees by the time you wake up. lyndon flurries stick around for saturday, late snow sunday turning into snow and rain on monday. richard: hello, i' m richard dyer, president and general manager of wlwt and welcome to this week' our black history month salute continues with this spotlight on one of cincinnati' s enduring recognition traditions. the urban league of greater southwestern ohio is now in its 22nd year of its horrifying the minds recognition program. the legendary lyons is a group of citizens, at least 65 years old, no demonstrated a long-term commitment to serving the citizens of southwest ohio, and it made a difference with a modest amount of fanfare. this year' s honorees are john moore senior, a world war ii veteran, don christianson, a community leader since moving to cincinnati in 1970, and nolan lydia morgan, residents and community leaders in kennedy heights. we joined the urban league and celebrate their contributions. that is it for this week. if you have feedback, e-mail me at rdyer@hearst.com and as always, thanks for watching cincinnati' s wlwt. mark: when we continue barry , manilow' s concert canceled. lisa: the reason for the cancellation. and what his publicists is saying about the singer' s possible return to northern season. area' re watching cincinnati' s wlwt. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous always keep laundry pacs them up. keep them safe. a message from tide our presidents day sale is happening now. from classic to contemporary, i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable internet. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get internet with unlimited data starting at $14.99 per month. and ask about free installation. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] mark: normally, the tonight show does not repeat guests, on back-back nights. lisa: but after peyton manning won the super bowl, jimmy fallon was not going to deny a future hall of famer. >> the final seconds of the super bowl, what are you thinking? collects i' m thinking i' m so far from the line. -- >> i' m thinking i' m so far away from the line. i' m far away from the line, and i have to get it -- >> you have got to do it. >> i gotta get this ball to the guy. lisa: [laughter] kristen wiig was there to promote "zoolander 2," but she took the chance to show off her football knowledge. "zoolander 2" hits theaters today. mark: peyton looked a little shorter there. mark: a bummer for barry manilow fans -- the singer had a medical issue and postponed his concert at northern kentucky university. manilow was scheduled to perform at bb&t arena last night, but he after complications from emergency oral surgery earlier this week. manilow' s representatives say the date will be made up -- so keep your tickets. the singer also canceled his show scheduled tonight in nashville. lisa: help wanted at kings island. the park is hosting an open house tomorrow, looking to fill 4000 positions. there are openings all over the park, from security, to lifeguads. you have to be 15-years-old to apply, and if you want to stop by the park tomorrow. kings island will be taking applications from 1:00 to 3:00. mark: earlier this week, ash wednesday marked the start of lent, and fish fry season in greater cincinnati. during the next several weeks, local churches will be packed on friday nights for their fish fry' s during lent. if you are looking for a fish fry to check out. you can check out our list of locations on our wlwt app, and on wlwt.com. lisa: there are a lot of them. lots of fundraisers for schools and churches. but peewee' springs has a killer sandwich. miriah: if you' re heading out this evening, dodge the snow showers. it' s around five got to 6:00, widespread light snow showers. we are not talking inches, anywhere from a dusting to a half-inch possible. we could see the snow streamers setting up tomorrow morning, so without, more keen relation in isolated areas. cold temperatures for valentine' s day weekend, and more snow arriving sunday evening on monday morning. mark: we should just stay inside this weekend. lights. camera. access. >> they strip search you. you have bend down and cough. >> how was when it you got out with joe? >> yeah. really? >> surprising post-prison revelations you have not heard. a six-person bedshare. i'm billy bush with teresa's take on joe's rumored infidelity k her own experiences with sex in the big house. >> did they want to boom boom with you? why did lamar choose kanye's fashion sho to make his first public appearance since nearly

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