caught in the aftermath...a u-c student studying abroad in belgium talks to 9 on your side about what it's like right now in the co untry.how close he came to the disaster. good morning...some good news if you're stepping outside... it's going to be another pleasant day. day.9 first warning meterologist jennifer ketchmark with a look at your warm up. it's going to be another pleasant forecast today as highs top out in the mid-60s along with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for

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breaking now in the live alert center...in just the last 5 minutes we've learned through reuters that the third suspect in yesterday's bombing in brussels' has been arrested. arrested.toulouse airport in france evacuated -- over security fears.even passengers already on planes had to get off...these are pictures being

media.authorities reportedly searching for explosive devices...some media outlets reporting suspicious objects were found inside the airport -- and a special unit conducted controlled explosions.the all-clear was given about two hours ago everyone allowed back inside. in the live alert... and breaking overnight... reuters is reporting polcie have arreswted the third bombing suspect najim laachraoui in #brussels ...we've learned the names of two of the brussels airport attackers. attackers.this video shows brothers khalid and brahim el bakraoui...they're dressed in black.the third man... dressed in white... is still at large.

toll officially stands at 31 people... following the bombings at brussels' airport and a metro station.another 250 were injured.anti-terror raids were conducted in belgium overnight... and investigators say they found more explosives and an *isis* flag at the suspect's apartment.brussels remains under a virtual lockdown.the city's airport remains closed this morning... but the metro system will be partially available. major u-s cities are on a heightened level of security... preparing for the worse.security has been beefed up at major transportation hubs across america... including new york... a top target.the state department is warning americans against traveling in europe... saying terrorists are planning near-term attacks right now. surreal.that's how a u-c senior... living and working

the terror attacks in brussels. brussels.around two-dozen u-c students are in the country this morning... all of them safe.david verchick... who's part of a design program co-op in antwerp... says the subway station near his work was evacuated.he also says tomorrow... he was planning to fly out of the same airport where two of the explosions went off. "it's just weird having things happen like so close. like i was saying again, it's kinda strange, could've been me, could've been someone i know feeling" feeling"david says there's an increased military and police presence even where he is. meanwhile... miami university says it has one student in belgium... who is accounted for and safe. stay with 9 on your side and good morning tri state for the latest coverage of the belgian terror attacks.we'll bring you any new developments during good morning tri-state.and at seven... good morning america will have live reports from

a school taking drastic measures after bomb threats interrupted classes on back to back days.students in north college hill will not be allowed to have backpacks.. the week. week.jordan burgess is live with why that's not all that's being done. the big thing you'll notice when students come to school in a few hours.. none of these. it might seem odd. school without backpacks or bags for all students.on top of that.. police say they spent the overnight hours sweeping the buildings. those are the steps the school and police here say they came up with after meeting yesterday.the

days of bomb threats that have interrupted classes.police say they believe the same person using the same phone made the calls each day.they've taken steps to be able to track those calls.in the meantime they say they have no choice but to take the threats seriously.they feel the backpack ban and building sweeps are the only way to continue classes.. while giving parents and students peace of mind. this was the best and only hope salvage the week and to make sure environment for the kids to learn. that is our utmost priority and that's what we're trying to accomplish and achieve. and police are asking for who's behind the threats. information to call them.ban is for the rest of the students are on spring week.. and after that officials will see where things stand. reporting live.. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. happening now... the search continues for a missing man from butler county. county.fairfield police say 82 year old douglas dean suffers from alzheimers and other medical issues.he was last seen yesterday morning. it's believed dean is driving a 20-13 chrysler 200... that looks like the one in this photo. if you see dean or his car... call police. it's going to be another

highs top out in the mid-60s along with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. the results are trickling in after a day at the polls for republicans and democrats. democrats.the word from western states ...and problems that delayed the results. we'll have a look at the big winners and losers... and why both candidates in the democratic race are claiming

democracy 2016... and last night's primaries in western states may have made it even closer between donald trump and ted cruz.both come away as winners... setting the stage for the possibility of a contested convention. convention.here's a look at the delegate count...trump won arizona...but ted cruz came out ahead in utah... and won *all* of the state's delegates. trump found support in the grand canyon state with his tough talk on immigration and a border wall.it's topics that arizona voters have supported in the past.utah voters favored cruz... after key endorsements from governor gary herbert and mitt romney. trump's comments on romney's mormon religion may have also come back to bite him. on the democratic side... bernie sanders rallied for big wins in both idaho and utah.

delegate count.while he won two states... the night's biggest prize... arizona... belongs to hillary clinton. clinton thanked voters last night in her victory speech and also attacked the g-o-p candidates, including donald trump and ted cruz... in the wake of the brussels terror attacks.she said america needs not just a strong president... but a strong commander-in- chief who doesn't build walls... and doesn't support torture. this is a long line outside a polling station in arizona... *after* the winners were declared.some voters in the phoenix area said they waited more than two hours to cast their ballot.arizona election officials said high turnout and voter confusion contributed to the long lines. your tax dollars could be at risk... over a popular cincinnati park project .... according to a newly released document... city officials say construction on smale park violated the law and may leave the city at financial risk. among the violations... contractors didn't have bonds

if it isn't finished or done correctly. that could leave the city stuck with repair bills.also... the park board may have awarded contracts *without* the mandatory bidding process.9 on your side has reached out to the park cranley... but have not yet heard back. it's going to be another pleasant forecast today as highs top out in the mid-60s and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. blasting off...the supplies heading to the international space station... and why this spacecraft *won't* be coming

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3... 2... 1... ignition and liftoff of the atlas 5 rocket with cygnus." cygnus."new supplies are heading toward the international space station this morning.the unmanned cygnus spacecraft blasted off last night.it's due there saturday.the capsule *won't* be returning to earth.instead, it's going to be set on fire. nasa wants to see what happens when a large-scale fire breaks out in zero gravity. closer to home... a warren county prosecutor says it's likely he'll try *again* to convict a former springboro wife's death. death.but that's only if witnesses from the 1995 killing are still available to testify against jim barton. barton was convicted in the death of his wife... vickie. but an appeals court overturned it... ruling that prosecutorswithheld evidence during the trial. the f-b-i now believes it will

whether an alternative method to unlock a terror suspect's i- phone will work.the government canceled a hearing with apple yesterday.federal officials hope they can get around the company to access the information on the san bernardino shooter's phone.the two sides are due back in court on april fifth. easter is coming early to the cincinnati zoo this morning. morning.the zoo's gorillas will be treated to colored eggs and easter treats hidden in their yard.in case you're wondering ..zoo officials say gorillas like hard boiled eggs... and even peel them before eating, just like humans.the easter egg hunt is at 11 this morning... it's open to the public with zoo

time now for traffic and weather together... today's forecast will be partly cloudy, warm and breezy. temperatures will be in the mid-60s which is a repeat of what we saw yesterday. winds will continue to gust up to 20 mph. an area of low pressure rolls into the

showers should move through as we start the morning drive, bringing in isolated downpours and a few rumbles of thunder. while we could see a few dry hours after the peak morning rush, additional showers and storms will develop in the afternoon hours. we could see an isolated stronger to severe storm with this afternoon round. it looks like large hail and damaging winds would be the main concern. cooler and dry on good friday with a high of 490f. saturday is also rain free and mild with highs in the low 60s. we continue to keep an eye on the easter outlook. as i mentioned yesterday, the models were split between rain on sunday or monday. all the new information that came in this morning now points more toward monday for rain and dry through most of the day sunday. this could bode well for easter eggs hunts on

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wmax fullit's going to be another pleasant forecast today as highs top out in the mid-60s along with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of

this next video may be intense for some of you... a pair of pittsburgh boys are recovering this morning after they were burned playing with a gas can. can.a neighbor's surveillance camera caught video of a 13-year old... engulfed in flames.witnesses say he and his 7-year old brother were trying to make a *molotov cocktail* when the gas can caught on fire.neighbors say the boys have a bad reputation for vandalizing property. "i've called the police on them many times... and as far as i'm concerned, they get what they deserve playing with fire." fire."the 13-year old is recovering at a pittsburgh hospital's burn unit. both cincinnati and charlotte are known as the "queen city." but there could finally be a

all.today... mayor cranley will announce the queen city cup challenge.a rivalry game between f-c cincinnati and charlotte's soccer team... the charlotte independence. a sucker punch on camera...involving a man born and raised in dayton-- ohio but known around the world.why

surviving his third terrorist attack.the american being treated right now in brussels and what his father is saying about this close call. a big oops in the big apple. why so many people around the globe are furious this morning after a lighting mistake. good morning tri-state, i'm kathrine nero. nero.and i'm chris riva.you'll enjoy the warmer morning jennifer ketchmark and ally kraemer joins us now.keeping an eye on your weather and traffic conditions. it's going to be another pleasant forecast today as

along with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. jennifer calls for graphic full full

we continue to cover the latest on the terror in brussels.as we told you earlier the suspects have been identified. identified.belgian media

bombers were brothers -- khalid and ibrahim el-bakraoui -- and known to police.and worth noting -- paris attack suspect salah abdeslam is set to appear in court today in brussels.meantime -- the public transport network is partially open today.armed soldiers are checking people's bags as they go into the metro... before they're allowed inside. from the eiffel tower...to all over europe...tributes pouring in for the victims.glowing with the colors of the belgian flag..president obama has ordered flags at government buildings...to be flown at half-staff...until sunset on saturday. but many people around the globe are commenting this morning on a big mistake in n-y-c..one world trade center was lit up in the wrong colors..instead of red, yellow and black for belgium's flag...

white and blue last night.. *nine americans are among the injured in the attacks. including a man from battle creek, michigan, three mormon missionaries and a u-s air force member and his family. but while this is the *first time many of these people are coming this close to terrorism - one has seen it *two times before.19-year-old mason wells - from sandy, utah - has been in three terrorist attacks!he was just a block away from the explosion at the boston marathon bombing in 2014.he was also in paris last november during the terror attacks.this morning his family tells a-b-c news he is in the hospital - but he's strong... and has someone watching over him. "he was extremely close to the blast // worlds can't

relief to hear his voice." mason should be released by the end of the week - already recovering from injuries to his head and foot. right now..president obama president obama is in argentina after an historic trip to cuba. he has a full day planned including meetings with the country's president.. wrapping up the day with a formal state dinner and cultural event. before flying out of cuba - the president attened a baseball game between the cuban national team and the tampa bay rays. he says he did *not consider skipping out because of the terrorist attacks in belgium. he says terrorists want to disrupt the lives of ordinary people..and he's not giving in to their mentality. nine on your side continues to work this story for you. check for updates on wcpo dot com and our app and we'll have more coming up in the next half hour right here on good morning tri-state. happening today..katie stewart will be laid to rest. rest.that's the kenton county

a nature reserve near lexington over the weekend while hiking.the 22-year-old was a senior at transylvania university in lexington. visitation begins at 3:30 today at saint agnes church in fort wright. the service follows at 7. this man, ryan hoffman, will be in court this morning.the 33-year-old blue ash man was is accused of assaulting emily moon...the mother of his child. according to police reports, hoffman kicked moon with steel toe boots on march 20th... breaking several of her ribs.9 on your side will be in court today and have more at noon. findlay market is unveiling a new eight thousand square foot commercial kitchen space for food entrepreneurs. 9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us live from findlay market with what new food options that means for you. this new kitchen space at findlay market gives people the resources, workspace and support to launch their

with findlay market. how many food entrepreneurs are on board so far and what kind of food are they offering? where did this idea come from? findlay kitchen officially opens today at 10 a.m. reporting live in over the rhine...kristen swilley...9 on your side. it's going to be another pleasant forecast today as highs top out in the mid-60s along with partly cloudy skies

returning soon. showers will morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. but first...a man in a tree. where witnesses say a man has climbed to the top of tree and refuses to come back down.what he's started throwing at anyone trying to offer a

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happening now in seattle...a man escaping all life has to offer by climbing a tree and refusing to come down. witnesses say he's been there since lunch time yesterday.and he hasn't been hiding.he's been shouting and making obscene gestures at spectators and emergency responders.they say he's even thrown some apples, orange peels, pine cones and small branches.and of course...he has his own hashtag---"man- in-tree" . the day of campaigning in the western united states was overshadowed by the attacks in brussels yesterday..all of the remaining candidates taking time out of their day to talk about how the most recent bombings effect us here at home.ted cruz says police should be able to patrol muslim neighborhoods to

"we need to immediately halt the president's ill-advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees. our vetting programs are woefully insufficient. this administration has no means of preventing those refugees from being isis terrorists." terrorists."donald trump took the opportunity to renew his proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. it's going to be another pleasant forecast today as highs top out in the mid-60s along with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for

gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" adele paid tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks in bruseels durin her concert in london last night. night.a fan shot video of her singing bob dylan's "make you feel my love"..a song she had recorded in 20-08 for her album 19. 19.nats: 10

you can see throughout the crowd - lit up phones and lighters.after the song she thanked fans and said quote "i think they heard us". imagine being on a new york city subway...when a man says time travel is real. real.you're skeptical, you dont believe him.then this happens. happens.future versions of people on the train start showing up..you think... what's happening?!turns out, it's a prank!"improv everywhere" used four identical twins to play their present and future selves. people on the train started thinking it's real. time now for traffic and

today's forecast will be partly cloudy, warm and breezy. temperatures will be in the mid-60s which is a repeat of what we saw yesterday. winds will continue to gust up to 20 mph. an area of low pressure rolls into the ohio valley on thursday. showers should move through as we start the morning drive, bringing in isolated downpours and a few rumbles of thunder. while we could see a few dry hours after the peak morning rush, additional showers and storms will develop in the afternoon hours. we could see an isolated stronger to severe storm with this afternoon round. it looks like large hail and damaging winds would be the main concern. cooler and dry on good friday with a high of 490f. saturday is also rain free and mild with highs

keep an eye on the easter outlook. as i mentioned yesterday, the models were split between rain on sunday or monday. all the new information that came in this morning now points more toward monday for rain and dry through most of the day sunday. this could bode well

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new video just into our newsroom this morning.this guy behind me is comedian, katt williams, caught on camera punching a teen and then getting his butt kicked by that teenager..the video has gone viral.the 44-year old was thrown to the ground. for williams.he was arrested last week in georgia for allegedly punching a store clerk ... a day before that, he allegedly held five women at gun point ... and then a few days later he got into a fight on the streets of los

going to school... without backpack and bags.that's the reality this morning for hundreds of tri-state students... students...why school leaders decided on the drastic measure... and just how long it could last. making his choice...a former g-o-p presidential candidate is set to make a big announcement later today.who jeb bush is officially

we're continuing to bring you new information this morning on the deadly bombings in brussles.and in the past hour... news media in belgium says this man has been arrested. arrested.najim laachraoui *had* been on the run since those bombings which killed 31 people yesterday across the city.a news conference is scheduled for eight 8 a-m our time with details on this arrest. it follows a night of anti- terror raids in belgium .

more explosives and an *isis* flag at the suspect's apartment.in america... major u-s cities are on a heightened level of security... with extra officers at major transportation hubs in several cities, including new york. there was a security scare overnight in toulouse... france... and yesterday at denver's airport.but no explosives were found at either airport. and you're looking at a live picture at brussels... where thousands will remember the victims of yesterday's bombings during a moment of silence.it's scheduled for seven a-m our time. students start in about an hour.it will be odd not seeing any back packs or bags.but that's not all.police swept the buildings here this morning. those are the steps police and school officials decided to take here at north college

threats on back to back days disrupted classes.they believe the calls came from the same person using the same they say they are taking the seriously but want to cancel the week. allowing bags or back packs in any school for the rest of the week. police say they need help in catching who's behind the calls. if you know anything you're asked to contact them. reporting live jordan burgess 9 on your side. happening now... the search continues for a missing man from butler county. county.fairfield police say 82 year old douglas dean suffers from alzheimers and other medical issues.he was last seen yesterday morning. it's believed dean is driving a 20-13 chrysler 200... that looks like the one in this photo. if you see dean or his car... call police. new at six... former g-o-p presidential candidate jeb bush has made a decision on just which of the remaining candidates to endorse.

will endorse ted cruz.in a leak of his statement... bush says cruz can -quote- "articulate how conservative policies will help people rise up and reach their full potential." a job fair today for veterans in the tri-state. tri-state.this is the 10th annual veterans job fair sponsored by the northern kentucky tri-ed.it runs from noon to 4 today at the receptions banquet and conference center in erlanger. the first hour is reserved for "only" vets and military spouses.there are more than 4 thousand positions available from 100 local employers.be sure to take several copies of your resume.there will be parking at turfway park and a fair. talk about a late fee!a library book that was nearly 50 years overdue was just returned to the university of dayton! dayton!it had been checked out by a student who then left to join the marines...he says his stuff was gathered from his dorm room and sent to his parents' - and he just found the book in a box of his

waiving his 350 late fee. if you have a love affair with ice cream..listen to what ben and jerry... came up with. a lock to protect your favorite ice cream..it's a three-number combo lock..and you slap it on a pint of the good stuff...and this will prevent any moochers from taking it. it costs 28 bucks on amazon. now let's get another check of the roads. roads.ally has your nine first warning traffic. no traffic issues, minute-by-minute updates on wcpo.com and at the bottom of

here's a live look outside this morning... here is another look at your forecast. ( gives 7-day forecast) it's going to be another pleasant forecast today as highs top out in the mid-60s along with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. but rain is returning soon. showers will be around for the thursday morning drive. i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead.

for this wednesday, march 23rd. we're back in 30 minutes - good morning america - is next. next.and you can kep nine on

at wednesday. good morning, america. breaking news in the brussels bombing. reports reports the third suspect seen in this hat arrested overnight. these two others identified as brothers and new clues in this surveillance photo. what the single gloves two of them wearing tell us. >> stay down. stay down. >> and the dramatic moments of survival from inside that airport and on the metro train. the hero physician who helped the injured. >> cut off so many to find just massive shrapnel wounds.