regardless of age, it's still an appropriate. >> of story we first broke the news channel 5, a former us -- a former high school guidance counselor facing charges of sexual battery. news channel 5 live at the high school tonight. this all started back in december? >> reporter: yes, we're told the relationship lasted about a found out. now the 36-year-old guidance counselor is out of a job and raising serious charges. >> it all started with an anonymous phone call. >> probably 15 minutes after we got it we started the process of doing what we needed to do. >> the superintendent says dr. keith bell involves lots -- launching an investigation into

old renate smith. they were told she was having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a nation -- with a male student. she was immediately stuck -- immediately suspended. today at kiowa county grand jury indicted her on four counts of sexual battery along with one count of tampering with evidence. >> i am calling to inform you of a serious situation. -- >> they informed all parents via mass phone call. according to the indictment, the relationship with an 18- year-old student lasted about a month. christmas day to january 29. the day the tipster called school administrators. >> whether it was kids -- whether it was consensual is -- does not matter, it was wrong. it should not have occurred. >> she had been with the school for a decade, administrators saying she had a clean record

>> reporter: the superintendent says even though she resigned and charges of been filed, the investigation is far from over. they are still teeing up more information. whether she has her license revoked is up to the board of education. five and you -- euclid, wabash. a teacher under investigation. last night the board of education accepted the teacher's resignation. the investigation continues. the 32-year-old high school student was put on leave -- 32- year-old teacher was put on leave from the high school. a shooting happened just a few hours ago at west boulevard in madison. police say a 30-year-old man was shot in the neck. no word tonight on any suspects or arrests. a community coming together to help those who lost everything in an apartment fire that claimed the life of a four- year-old. it was breaking news we first

frank lally's life and frank, the outpouring of support has been overwhelming. >> reporter: yes this is the backdrop for a lot of pain. families trying to put their lives back together tonight. i talked to people who are willing to help. >> everyone here knows the story. it only took four years for a gift to become a curse. somewhere in the flames, a little girl was forever lost. >> it's one of those things that you hold your children tighter. >> grace covers -- they said more by what they did, sticking together. clichi but necessary is anything in this room. a growth spurt among the community. >> reporter: how does it make you feel? >> very tall and awesome. >> reporter: monday night, flames -- crept into the hickory hill apartments. by the time firefighters showed it had grown to this. more than 50 people lost most everything.

>> it's beyond words. certainly we want to express our care and compassion. >> reporter: it was compassion by the truckload. even so, it's not enough. these apartments right here not have sprinklers. there will be a vigil for the victims tomorrow at 8:45. new information tonight on the investigation into a pilot -- into pilot and the other business owned by him. the former president of the company and seven others now won't face trial until next year on charges that they ripped off customers in a fuel they were originally supposed attorneys for the workers say they need more time to prepare, so they will now head to court in october 2017. will he stay, or will he go? able -- free agency will open tomorrow and it would be the first time the contract -- they

there were claims that he threatened to kill his girlfriend and struck her so hard that she lost hearing in her left ear. the browns could also decide to keep them for a while and see if they can train him. we caught a gorgeous sunset on the tower cam tonight. the perfect into a gorgeous day. >> phenomenal, more like mid- may than early march. the good news is, look at the beautiful sunset. we're going to continue to see the warm air push its way in for another day or day and a half. let's show you again the beautiful sky cam. mainly clear to partly cloudy skies, and we are dry right now . just some ground clutter there. 62, current temp in cleveland. 50s for akron, canton -- one cool spot at 45 degrees but all in law -- all in all, we will

but we do have rain beginning to take shape out towards st. louis and chicago, and that will be moving our way. here is what we are tracking coming up in seven minutes. could we set new record highs tomorrow? we will track that. plus we've got rain. i will tell you if you are going to get wet, and when you will need umbrellas. and then the cool weather will return. sooner than you think. all that coming up. people -- waiting for the result of tonight's major primaries right here in ohio. javert -- governor john kasich and hillary clinton holding rallies today and clinton is watching the results in michigan very closely, because right now bernie sanders is winning by a very slight margin. the republican side -- donald trump is in the lead and kasich and ted cruz are pretty much tied for second. things seem more searching mississippi where trump has a large lead and clinton is running away with the democratic vote.

up a rally here in cleveland about an hour ago. >> at tonight's rally -- about 45 minutes late as she went -- waited on the results for michigan. she then turned her attention right here to ohio. >> a big and boisterous crowd giving a rousing ovation to hillary clinton in the late evening rally. >> i am very excited to be back here in cleveland. [cheering] >> she may have arrived late but she wasted no time in attacking donald trump and the republicans. >> running for president shouldn't be about delivering insults. it should be about delivering results for the american people. >> the last time clinton was on the ballot in ohio, she carried the state in 2008. but lost cuyahoga county to

tonight she spoke about the auto industry and the loss of jobs and also tackled lead poisoning. >> i want to stand right here in cleveland and tell you, as your president, if i am so fortunate to be in that office next year [cheering], we are going to tackle this flint problem -- this led problem. everywhere. our children are at risk. >> she spoke for exactly 20 minutes. we will be back -- you will be back here in cleveland saturday, scheduled to appear in an event at a baptist church. before he rallied the troops, governor kasich sat down with our john kosich. they talked about the white house and what comes up next. that's coming up in six minutes.

-- there is a change to ohio voting rules that some voters who are 17 now but will be 18 come general election -- from voting in the primary. the 17-year-olds filed the suit in columbus, saying the move discriminates against young voters. >> asics rolled is recovering tonight after she ends up caught in the crossfire in lorraine. it's a story we were first to tell you about. the girl was inside her home when she was shot. two groups were fighting with each other outside when shots were fired. >> people don't care who they are shooting up with my grandchildren and my family -- were in harms way for what? because of an argument at a bar. >> the 36-year-old was arrested for aggravated assault and right. they are still looking for others. the little girl thankfully only suffered minor injuries. and another attempted child luring. they say a high school student

a car in the area of the yale avenue today. he was described as a white man with white hair and a beard driving an older black car with tinted windows. this incident, weeks-ish comes weeks after attempted abductions -- a reporter just doing his job -- and more incredible video, a truck plunges off of a bridge and it's all caught on camera. what the driver saw as that truck drops. and getting ready for a little bit of rain coming in or maybe it's a lot of rain. i will tell you which day you will likely need your umbrellas. we couldn't see it for ourselves but we've got the video of tonight's total solar eclipse. we will show you more of this celestial event. and one of the most iconic

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we have a ton of amazing video to show you tonight and we start with this one. a tv reporter in california was covering the train derailment

headed straight for the reporter when the photographer spotted what was about to have an and yelled -- what was about to happen and yelled to get out of the way, just in time. risked his own life to pull two kids from a burning car on a highway in monterey. you can see him get one out and hand the child to a woman and then go save the other while yelling at the driver to get out as well. clutch the pearls -- the florida highway patrol released this dash cam video from the garbage truck that lost control and plunged off of a bridge. you can see this truck hit the guardrail, then the broken glass. believe it or not, the driver somehow survived. and a car that went off the road in pittsburgh landed on the roof of a supermarket. you heard that right. this giant eagle sits below some city streets, so that is

the roof was damaged and a gas line was hit, so the store was evacuated as a precaution. let me show you how nice it is to be back in ohio. [laughter] okay? >> john kasich happy to be back in the buckeye state, as showing it by kissing the ground at today's rally in broadview heights. he spoke to a crowd at headquarters this afternoon before heading down to columbus, but before that he went one-on-one with our john kosich. you have certainly had a lot of heart to hearts. how was this one different? >> he knows he's in a position to do something that hasn't been done since may 6, 1952. a week to the day before kasich was even born. that would be the first ohio when to win a presidential primary. it's all in the video. cuyahoga county never looked so good. >> i kissed the ground when i

i did. i didn't kiss the carpet because i didn't know if it was clean but it was great to be home. >> he expects to win ohio and talked about his path forward after that. it would involve a contested convention. >> look -- i think we should not get ahead of ourselves when it comes to the convention. i have talked about it probably more than i should have, getting ahead of myself a little bit because politics, as you know, john what is true today is not necessarily true tomorrow. that's why i think we are interested in it. but if we were to go to a convention -- look, let me put it to you simply. when you and i were in school, if you made and 86 on your test, you didn't get an a, you got a b. if nobody can get to 90 and get an a then we have to have a convention and talk about it. john, at the end of the day, the governor of ohio is one of four people less -- there's only six people in the country who might be president. >> and the republican nominee

where else, but in cleveland? >> it's amazing how ohio always somehow ends up being the geographical center of presidential campaigns. it's happening again. >> with her own guy, our favorite son. >> i am your favorite son, i hope. [laughter] >> he will be campaigning in illinois tomorrow before heading into florida for thursday nights debate and it will be a full-court press here in the bucket -- in the buckeye state. and kasich coming in second right now in tonight's primary in michigan. ted cruz right behind him. tonight's big surprise from the democrats in michigan, bernie sanders leading hillary clinton by a narrow margin with 92% of the voting right now. here's a look at the other states voting over the next week. republicans in dc and guam and democrats in the northern mariana islands head to the polls on saturday, and then there's next tuesday when we in ohio join float -- voters in florida, illinois missouri and

those in the northern area light -- mariana islands also felt that day. and take a look at the damage, all from confirmed are likely confirmed tornadoes. dozens of buildings and homes destroyed, trees and power lines toppled. somehow the only death reported from the storm was a boater whose canoe capsized in the strong winds. and the impact continued into today as we take a look at this video. the picture of a school bus stuck in floodwaters. the high water made its way into the engine. six students and the driver had to be rescued. the dry it -- students were put on another bus and made it to school on time. >> turn around, don't drown. the floodwaters a foot moving at 20 miles an hour, that can pick up your car and move it off the road. you just don't do that. >> it doesn't look like it's going to have that much power. >> it absolutely doesn't by the

northern marianna heights. i am big there. re: exit polls -- i am up 40%. >> why don't you exit that way. >> nice job. we've got an eclipse tonight -- did you see it? no you didn't because it wasn't here in the northern hemisphere. this one in the south pacific, the southern hemisphere. a full lunar eclipse when the moon's shadow moves in front of the sun and casts a deep dark shadow. it's beautiful. great to see that. nasa had a live feet of it earlier today as the eclipse began and ended. if you were in the south pacific you got a great view of it. here, not so much. we've had sunshine today. clouds are in and out. a very pleasant evening but we have cleared out quite a bit. mainly clear right now. that's temperatures to drop. notice back here the rain showers already approaching

not until tomorrow afternoon. it's just a very small chance especially right along the lakeshore tomorrow. that we will see an isolated shower. i think south -- akron, canton -- philly, you will stay dry. we are currently dry. we've got a mainly clear sky, 62 degrees in cleveland. a southerly breeze at 10 miles per hour. dew points at 37 degrees. worcester at 45. elyria at 60, so very pleasant overnight tonight. we still have some gusty winds out there, 17 mile-per-hour gusts for norwalk and fremont but overall not a big deal. notice all of this rainfall right here. this is going to be a big flooding issue for the middle and lower mississippi valley, but a few of the showers will break off. the majority of showers go up here.

southern ontario, but one or two may invade northern ohio tomorrow afternoon. the better chance for a rainy washout kind of a day, when this was in right here, that will be thursday. thursday very wet with the blocking high in place and that means, i think tomorrow some of you could see new record highs set. through tomorrow and then we clear -- cool off as the front moves in thursday into friday. the air behind that front in the 40s. once again the hour by hour shows just isolated rain tomorrow afternoon. record highs tomorrow. for mansfield, the record high as 69. we at least high that. the record high for canton is 71. we at least high it. i don't think we will break the record high in cleveland and 73, but close to 70 and then a lot of rain on thursday, over an inch for it -- for greater cleveland. tonight 55, partly cloudy and breezy. tomorrow we mentioned an isolated shower near 70.

thursday and much cooler friday, 48 in the morning you back up -- for rain on sunday. new tonight, a chipotle in massachusetts has shut its doors voluntarily after four workers got sick and it could be the norovirus. >> none of the customers have been sick and the restaurant will get a full sanitation. this all comes a month after all locations closed for half a day to train workers on new safety measures. and a dinnertime classic got a makeover and you probably didn't even notice. don't worry, celtic no one else did either. craft took artist -- artificial preservatives, flavors and dies out of its mac & cheese late last year and replaced them with natural ones. they have sold 50 million boxes so far. no complaints. >> no complaints at all. are we complaining about the cavs?

sacramento tomorrow. we will talk about them on the west coast trip and don't panic tomorrow -- if johnny manziel is on the roster after 41 --

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five on your side sports. >> hugh jackson and sasha brown have made it crystal-clear, johnny manziel has played his last down here in cleveland. but don't be surprised if they really -- don't release him. they could still trade him and recoup some of his guaranteed money if he's disciplined by the nfl for his off the field actions, but they would have to wait for that. the cavaliers are in sacramento tomorrow. a four-game road trip in all of us in miami are loving the fact

cavaliers are disjointed. but this was about things not going the right way inside the locker room. sounds like it's just a little bit of buzz, no big deal, right? but what's interesting is they are coming off of an off day when they lost in the grizzlies were missing four of their starters. the cavs turned the ball over 25 times. lebron was a bit disappointed trying to explain what went wrong last night. >> you always prepare -- the guys in the lineup and then when the lineup call comes up -- you play the game but i just think we were very careless with our mindset. and with the ball, obviously. >> the indians hosting seattle trainers -- mariners, tied up at three. left field. indians win 4-3. earlier in the day -- how you watch and how we watch might be a little bit what their approaches.

define how guys are going to do. it's amazing. it's nice to see guys play well , and it's hard to -- especially with a young kid -- to make the call if he doesn't play well so i think what you are looking for is okay, is he swinging to his strengths. >> the women's tournament starts on thursday -- tomorrow and then always a good game to watch at the q. after a vote between the media and coaches isaiah johnson named the mid- american conference basketball player sixth man of the year. pfizer named the center of the year. and the back player of the year and coach will be named tomorrow.

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