mark: good morning in for joining us, on mark hayes. lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. more headlines coming up, but let' s get a check on the forecast. randi: it was a short week for many people with the holiday on monday. it seems so long ago though. we had snow and cold. that is gone and it is all about the warm up. as you look at temperatures right now, starting out with many around 40 degrees. we have a couple of spots that are cooler right now. dry ridge at 35. he called the spun the area. loveland sitting at 41. mason currently, 43. this is a great way to start out your friday. it is going to get one but it is also going to get breezy through the day. we are starting out with clouds north of town and clear to the south and west. as we zoom out, you can see it is dry across the region. clouds are clearing out the wind currently 10-15 mile-per-hour wind. back toward chicago, wind 20-25 miles per hour. that will be the case this afternoon. your plan for today, 8:00 a.m., sunny, breezy, and 38 degrees. lunchtime is feeling good. we are in the low 50' s. through the afternoon, it will be windy and warm. 25 mile hour winds but ties close to 60. lisa: breaking now, middletown police are on the scene of a semi crash involving a pedestrian. investigators tell us the victim was run over about 2:00 this morning at the intersection of yankee and verity. a medical helicopter was called in to treat the woman. it' s unclear her condition. the semi driver was not hurt. wlwt will update this story as new details come into the newsroom. mark: a person was also hit on interstate 75, near the western hills viaduct, after a car crash. police tell us several vehicles crashed about 10:00 last night. one person got out of a crashed car to check out the damage, and officers say that person was the victim is expected to be ok. i-75 was backed up for a bit but is back to normal now. no word yet on what caused the original crashed. lisa: 4:32 right now with , nevada' s caucuses and south carolina' s primary just a day away democratic candidates , hillary clinton and bernie sanders took part in a town hall meeting last night in las vegas. sanders was the first candidate to take the stage with clinton appearing later to answer questions from the moderator and members of the audience. both candidates are trying to win over minority voters and women. that didn' t stop them from separately, taking jabs at each other. t know where all of this comes from. sanders wasn' t really a democrat until he decided to run for president. lisa: hillary clinton still leads senator bernie sanders by double digits nationally in a new nbc news wall street journal poll. 53% of democratic primary voters senator sanders. mark: 4:33, as for the republicans three of the , candidates took to the stage in south carolina last night for a second day of town hall meetings. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk with a recap of that event. miriah: ohio governor john kasich former florida governor jeb bush and donald trump all took questions from voters in columbia last night. all 3 discussed a gamut of issues. including the future of obamacare and how the u.s. should deal with the terror group isis. all 3 candidates also showed a softer side by talking about the importance of family. trump' s recent war of words with pope francis was also a hot topic last night. the controversy broke out earlier thursday when the pontiff told reporters aboard that a person who thinks only about building walls, and not bridges, is not christian. though trump reacted swiftly at a rally earlier in the day he softened his response at the thanh truong: -- donald trump and the pope made the statement, : and i think it was probably a little bit nicer statement than was reported by you folks in the media because after i read it, it was a little bit softer. but the bottom line is we' ve got a have a border. miriah: this was the second south carolina republican town hall in recent days. ben carson and senators ted cruz and marco rubio addressed south carolina voters wednesday. south carolina holds its republican presidential primary tomorrow. lisa: a final goodbye begins this morning, for justice antonin scalia. a public viewing will take place today. scalia will lie in repose in the supreme court' s great hall. before the public viewing, family, friends, and the justices will hold a private ceremony. a funeral mass will be held tomorrow given by his own son paul, who is a catholic priest. q4:35 right now, officers shoot and kill a man who appeared to be reaching for a gun. we' re learning new information now about what led up to the confrontation with officers in westwood. mark: and also the type of weapon the man was really carrying. wlwt news 5' s mike dardis has mike: dramatic moments captured on a cell phone camera. >> please do what you' re asked. please. mike a witness pleads with paul : gaston to comply with cincinnati police orders. the eyewitness video initially show' s the 37-year-old following commands. gaston gets down on his knees, hands are visible, officers have their guns drawn. the deadly turn comes when gaston does not lie flat as commanded. he raises up and his right rand reaches into his waistband. what police say he reached for looked like a real gun. >> he raises up with his right hand reaches to his waistband. you see the reaction of the officers. mike three officers fired 9 : shots. >> don' t go for a gun against a shot -- against a cop. and our officers have a really with them when they make tough mark: one person questioning the officers' decision now, paul gaston' s girlfriend. she talked with us about what led up to the shooting. and why she doesn' t believe he needed to die that night. the girlfriend said she called 911 after gaston hit her daughter with the pellet gun. but when police got to her home gaston had already taken off. the girlfriend wanted her identity protected so we' re not showing her face. and we' re distorting her voice. >> he had been drinking and he just had an accident, i' m not trying to justify him not listening but i' m pretty sure , that played a major role in it. mark: the 3 officers who fired their guns are from district three. and, are on paid administrative leave until the investigation is complete. lisa: viciously attacked in their home by their own pets. a brown county couple is recovering this morning after breaking up a dog fight. the dog warden was called out to a home on new harmony salem road in mount orab thursday afternoon. he says it' s unclear what started the fight between the two dogs. trying to pull them apart. a 5-year-old male and a 2 to , 3-year-old female. the dog warden says the female is new to the family. >> they didn' t seem like they were vicious dogs when they were outside at all. but i don' t know, you don' t know what happens inside. lisa: both victims were taken u.c. medical center. and are expected to survive. county' s shelter. mark: honoring some of greater cincinnati' s bravest. this week, boone county recognized several of its deputies for what they' ve done. while serving our community. deputies rachel straus and justin ryle were honored for their actions during this crash last month. the two helped get an injured driver from a burning car and it was all caught on dash cam. lieutenant dean pattison and deputy mike moore received the deputy' s medal. for helping a driver out of his crashed car. that was stuck on train tracks was approaching. lisa: back to your forecast on this friday. looking forward to warmer temperatures. we are already approaching 40. randi: not bad to start the day. before -- the focus of the forecast is the warm weather but we also want to talk about the wind. the wind coming in from the south is helping to drive temperatures up into the 60 degree range today and tomorrow. at times, they will be on the stronger side. especially in the afternoon and evening. the national weather service has placed our entire area under a wind advisory. that goes into effect at 10:00 this morning continuing through 7:00 this evening. any time in the second half of the day that you are out and about, hold onto your hat. if you got a bigger suv on the road, 40 mile per hour gusts can have an impact as you are trying to get around. keep that in mind. on the way to school this morning, i think the kids will appreciate the milder air. temperatures near 40 degrees. it will be windy as they get the -- as they get off the bus this afternoon. warming up the day to get outside and play. it will stay that way through the weekend. let' s look at the roads early this morning. kyla: a smooth start for us by most accounts. really, by all accounts. as you make your way to the area at eastgate at 32, like traffic north and southbound. tighter volume on 32 easter westbound underneath the interstate. here is a look for you across the river. 7175 at mount zion. we are easing into the friday morning commute. light volume right now, but we may see it take up a little bit earlier than usual on friday morning. 75 at newman way north and south, good. a few extra cars on the southbound side. we will keep an eye on it for you throughout the morning. bearcats. mark: u.c. looking to stay on the right side of it all. final second drama on the road. ending next in sports. lisa: and see how adele pranked the staff at jamba juice. with the help of ellen degeneres mark: taking a live look outside for you this morning as we get up and get started on your friday, 4:40 is your time. stay with us you' , cincin living well your immune system works hard to keep you on top of your game. you can support it by eating healthy, drinking fluids, and getting some rest. and you can combine these simple remedies with airborne. no other leading immunity brand gives you more vitamin c. plus it has a specially crafted blend of 13 vitamins, minerals and herbs. so when you want to support your immune system, take airborne, lisa: it' s friday. 39 degrees, we have a warm up coming our way. randi rico have the details ahead. adele teams up with prankster first, ellen degeneres, and things get a little interesting at a jamba juice. mark: miriah turner has the details and that on other stories that are trending. miriah: whenever it involves ellen it is crazy. adele was the one in the store, but ellen told her exactly what to say and do and of course, the whole thing was caught on camera. the employees were pretty good sports, but you can see the confusion on their faces throughout the entire video. first the singer asks for a large drink in a small cup then uses scissors to cut wheatgrass from behind the counter and begins chomping on it. she orders all the drinks on the menu and asks if she has to pay because shes a celebrity. then shares ellen will foot the bill because it' s all a prank. how areas. [laughter] and for those who are looking ahead to the easter season walmart shelves will feature these little gems carrot cake flavored hershey kisses. hershey' s fun, symbolic springtime offering is wrapped in orange foil ,the kisses themselves are a creamy orange color and reportedly taste just like carrot cake. so there' s no chocolate flavor in there but the smooth texture gives way to a light, cream cheese filling in the center. sounds pretty good. lisa: i am out of here. miriah: and an update to a story randi and i were gawking over a few weeks ago. rainbow bagels took the internet by storm when business insider released a video of the mesmerizingly colorful bagel-making process. they are unique to a shop in brooklyn new york and the owner says since the publicity around christmas time the bakery has sold 800 of the coveted bagels every day. due to the rise in demand the iconic bagel store took to their facebook page announcing their indefinite break they say the decision to close to improve the brooklyn staple. it sounds like they had a small going to try to make some local orders. the country they cannot sell right now. they are overwhelmed. watch the video. lisa: it is so cool. let' s take a look right now and are temperatures across the area. randi: most places close to 40 degrees. 39 degrees at cvg. it will be a warm friday, but also a windy one. a lot of people are heading out to fish fries tonight. temperature wise, it is going to be perfect. at 4:00 right around 59 degrees but very windy. if you are one who takes carry outs, hold onto that bag. we are talking when guests 45 8:00 tonight, breezy, mild, and 55. a windy and warm evening leading to a nice weekend. we will break on the forecast in a couple of minutes. mark: the cincinnati bearcats take on the tulsa golden hurricane last night and there was a lot riding on the outcome. lisa: wlwt news 5' s george vogel gives us a recap of the nail-biting game. george: it was another close game for u.c. and you know how well that has been working out. the bubble is not versed, but i' m guessing the cats are on the outside looking in. gary clark playing hard gets his own rebound and puts it back in. he had 18 points in the game, 13 in the first half. with time running out in the first half, three-quarter court shot this stuff just seems to happen to u.c. tulsa with a two-point lead late in the game. seconds remaining, troy caupain driving, makes the shot, and the in overtime, u.c. down by two. open in the lead, doesn' t get it. u.c. losing by 2, 70-68 in overtime. the kentucky wildcats looking for revenge against tennessee. he scores 28, murray had company hitting from long range like derek willis. he fails 73-pointers. a career-high 23 high for him and kentucky wins 80-70. the ohio boys high school best what tournament underway. again sycamore, hamilton high school. the crack in' s and the crusaders, 8-0 early. off the screen. a wide-open three. isaiah patent getting another assist on this pass to the corner, a triple, they win a would next tuesday. so did a bunch of position players. perhaps the best news out of goodyear, the catcher is cleared for all activity including tedious drills like that one. the reds have a number of spots to fill. manager bryan price named j.j. hoover the new closer in place. i will be heading to goodyear with photographer mark slaughter and a couple of company credit cards. our reports begin monday. it is red spring training on cincinnati' s wlwt news five. chase elliott has the poll for the daytona 500. first race, dale earnhardt jr. in the blue car passing denny hamlin late. junior goes on to win the first dual. kyle busch won the second race last night. that is all of the sports for now. we will have more coming up later in the day. mark: taking a live look outside for you, 4:49 is your time. 39 degrees with a breeze. if you start heading out the door at this hour, you can expect it. randi: more windy to the afternoon. breezy now, breezy in the evening. smack dab in the middle of the days when we get of gusts of 40 miles or more. we' re talking warm but also windy. a southerly wind helping to warm things up right now, even early this morning sitting close to 40 degrees. check out that wind. our current wind sitting at 15 miles per hour. that is going to increase through the day. expect 15-25 mile per hour sustained winds and gusts in that 40 mile-per-hour range that will be possible in the middle of the afternoon. for that reason, wind advisories in effect for the entire area midafternoon, lunchtime, evening commute. especially if you do drive one of those larger vehicles, you could get blown around by the wind. you may have issues in the second half of the day. this morning, clot -- clouds are clearing out. i would expect sunshine through the day. the planner breaks down like this. 8:00 a.m., breezy, mild, and temperatures close to where we are right now. most places in the upper 30' s. by lunchtime, already into the 50' s. 60 or so for a high today. it will be very windy at times through the afternoon and evening and even after that, wind advisory expires tonight, it will still be breezy but very mild with temperatures in the 50' s. here is our futurecast. through the afternoon. sunshine, wind. evening. as you had through the late-night hours, closer to midnight, there may be a passing sprinkle. that would be about it. tomorrow, a few clouds in the afternoon. tomorrow looks gorgeous. that is one weekly pushing 65 for a high. today, 59 degrees warming up when the. sustained wind at 20 have been 25 but gusting 35-40. breezy and mild tonight. tomorrow, 64. even warmer for saturday. still on the breezy side. i don' tomorrow. sunday, morning rain showers and joining out in the afternoon. next week, generally highs in the 40' s with a chance of rain or snow tuesday night into wednesday. lisa: a new lawsuit accusing planned parenthood' s louisville clinic of performing unlicensed abortions. the lawsuit is seeking nearly $700,000 in fines. the suit was filed by kentucky' s cabinet for health and family services at the end of january. planned parenthood agreed to stop performing abortions. after being told by the state that its application for a deficient. 4:52 right now a wake-up call , for some parents in the forest hills school district who came out last night for a tough lesson on staying safe in a digital world. mark: wlwt news 5s miriah turner tells us about the meeting on cyber threats. of them parents, showed up last night. the intent of the meeting was to learn the realities of cyber dangers. many parents who attended say their tech i.q. was admittedly low which is why the meeting was so important. some take away tips oragnizers gave parents. talk to your child and know their peers. also own all of your child' s passwords. subscribe to your internet carrier' s parental controls. audit your family' s private information and keep on top of tech trends. some of the parents last night already familiar with the dangers of technology, we talked with one family who told us their daughter' s email address and cell phone number were stolen. and are part of a fake profile teenagers knowledge. the case is now under investigation. mark? mark: kentucky lawmakers are looking at a measure that would create some limitations to when students would go back to school each fall. the state senate committee is prevent classes from starting any earlier than the monday 26th. schools with a year-round calendar could get an exemption. schools that have had 7 or more snow days in the last 5 years can also receive a waiver. so far the measure hasn' t come , up for a vote. lisa: 4:54 new development plans for the banks downtown. four entertainment has signed an agreement to bring a new entertainment venue to the banks. a new bar called the stretch will go into the former johnny rocket' s space at the banks. it' ll feature local and nationally recognized dj' s. it' s scheduled to open this summer. four entertainment helped develop nine other bars around room. randi: good morning. the weekend is almost here. it is going to be a very windy one here it. we are looking at near 60 degrees this afternoon. very windy. the day. you will get a good bit of sunshine. the wind out of the south-southwest, 10-20 miles per hour. gusts at times will be any 40 mile-per-hour range which is why there is a wind advisory in effect for our area through 10:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m. i will zoom out and you can see wind will be an issue through much of the great lakes region. it is not just in cincinnati. futurecast showing us afternoon looking good. tonight, a few clouds around here tomorrow, tons of sunshine. into sunday morning, that is the next time any rain will roll in. issue only for the first part of the day on sunday. focusing on the forecast today near 65 tomorrow. kyla: are morning commute is looking good for you on this green conditions on the map means all of our speeds look the morning. travel times are reflecting 17 minutes on 74 from the indiana side to i-75. 24 minutes on i-75 from the ronald reagan over to cvg. out of warren county, 17 minutes where things are still very light as you can see. through the kenwood area at 71 in montgomery. no issues to report right now. we will check in for you at the top of the hour. mark: 4:56 now, could kentuckians be paying more for college soon? lisa: the budget cuts that could create a tuition hike. and the local visit governor matt bevin is making today that could address the concerns. mark: taking a live look outside for you, 4:56 we lisa: new sanctions signed by president obama. how he is holding north korea responsible for their missile test. mark: matt bevin heading to kentucky this morning. the important issues he is lisa: breaking news out of middletown. what we have learned about a man hit by a semi-overnight. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. 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.