way for a successful and pretty normal morning. there were a lot of parents hugging their kids and you sensed the emotion when the kids were being dropped off. we had our staff on all of our busses this morning. i just think that our kids felt comfortable walking back to school. >> new details about the shooting are emerging now. to hear. >> this is the latest piece of evidence we've been able to get our hands on. it paints a detailed picture of what sheriff's deputies experienced. local 12 has obtained the radio transmission between the first responding deputies and officers during the event. it gives us a blow-by-below account of how things went. take a listen. >> shots fired. >> where was that at? >> madison school. >> suspect dressed in black,

>> not sure on the victims, there were several of them down at the cafeteria. staff was attending to them. >> you can hear how quickly authorities communicated with unfolded. this is just moments after we're told james austin hancock walked into the cafeteria and began firing. i want to play a few excerpts from the fire department's transmission and how they heard things transpire. >> the patients are down here in the school cafeteria here. >> care flight or helicopter number two? >> let's go with air care. i think they will be closer. >> gun shot to the abdomen. small caliber. the patient is stable at this time. we got two helicopters en route. they are probably going to get here close to the time you are.

>> 152, all fire units, he has been captured. you can hear that calm and collected demeanor. i can tell you from listening to the entire transmission things happened quickly. hancock captured not far from the building and the two were transported to the hospital where we are told they are going to recover. local 12 news, john, back to you. >> james austin hancock faces two counts of attempted murder and expected to be back in court next month. the sheriff knows a motive but has not made that public yet. >> more ahead on local 12 news beginning first at 4:00. you can find out the very latest on our website at local12.com. a ninth grade boy has been barred from wyoming high school

that student now faces serious disciplinary measures. police were at the school this morning and the incident is still under investigation. we're told the threat was verbal. the student in question instead of a general threat. the school district has been well. >> we recognized the heightened awareness given the news of the week. we are carefully communicating with our parents, we have done our best to keep them updated throughout the morning and we will continue to do so. we do have police presence on campus throughout the day. safety and security is our utmost priority and will continue to be throughout the community. >> despite the timing of this, the incident is not considered a copycat. when they call it serious, that usually means expulsion. no word yet on criminal charges.

information about a recent homicide investigation. 21-year-old whitehead is the man who died in a fiery crash on saturday. it happened at mchenry avenue near fare fairmount. police are calling the crash a homicide but have not said anything about a possible suspect. if you have any information call crime stoppers, remember, you can earn a cash reward and you never have to give your name. >> two people were hurt early this morning. an suv and a car collided on campbell road near west road about 6:15 this morning. both drivers were trapped in their vehicles and emergency crews had to cut them out. we were able to make access. she was trapped up underneath the dash a little bit. we had to use power tools to

the red vehicle they had to remove all four-doors and account some of the posts to get her out of the vehicle. she was trapped in there pretty good. >> the car's driver was flown to uc medical center. emergency west. both were wearing seat belts, investigators still looking into what caused the crash. four years ago our area had its deadliest severe weather record day on record. 11 people died on march 2nd, 2012 and the days it followed. the ef-3 tornado that ripped through moscow was a quarter mile wide at one point. following the storms the storm prediction center conducted a study. storms and tornadoes can happen at anytime. however increases dramatically

august. that's why they included a statewide tornado drill. cold and sunny. that's what we have on tap today. tomorrow, a different story. here is scott dimmich with your no wait weather. >> the wind chill has been in the 10 to 20 degree range for most this morning. wind chills will center in the 20s this afternoon, even with a light wind it will feel colder than this hour-by-hour forecast supg suggest. look for a sea of cumulus clouds. even though we have clear to partly cloudy sky early this evening, clouds will gradually midnight. down to 29 at midnight. no snow to track now on precision doppler 12 hd. there are flurries outside of the tri-state to the east and those are not coming our way. 31 current temperature at the international airport.

brookeville is at 28. factor in the wind, wind chills down below 20 degrees for some. most have a wind chill between 20 and 25 degrees. clouds thicken tonight. we have rain and snow showers forecast tomorrow. we'll discuss where there may be some accumulations of snow plus the warmer air returns for the weekend. how warm it gets on saturday and sunday and when we could hit 70 degrees coming up in the planning forecast in 10 minutes. >> getting momentum. super tuesday gives more clarity all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them.

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>> a tornado in. >> you are -- injured at least four people. south of birmingham. the red cross is helping storm set up. first responders are still going house to house for a search. kelly will fly home back to houston tonight. this mission was special even by astronaut standards. he set a space travel record and shared space with the world. he returned after a year in space.

time that any american has spent in space at one time. he shared the world through thought- thought-prevocing thought-prevocing -- prevoking. >> his twin brother was on earth the whole time allowing scientists to compare how their newly identical bodies will be different. he beat his closest u.s. contenders by 125 days. the world record of 438 days in space was set by a russian doctor in the 1990s. >> all right. a great achievement for him. while back on earth, we're experiencing march weather. >> we're finally starting to get back into what's more typical for this time of year.

warmer air for the weekend. the potential is there next week for making it up well into the 60s. today is a big day in tri-state history. four years ago today. 10 tornadoes in the tri-state. nine people died. i'll revisit that event and i can show you a lot of meteorology, but it was really about the people that we lost that day. we'll go through that around 4:15 today. remember those who were lost and unfortunately had injuries from that storm. >> it is tough to think about. thankfully calm, quiet, sunshine mixed with clouds. we'll thin out the cumulus clouds. high temperatures in the low to mid 30s. very quiet this afternoon, very quiet this evening. we will have rain and snow showers marching through the tri-state tomorrow.

temperatures roll above freezing tomorrow afternoon, the potential for any accumulation will diminish rapidly. now is the time to download local 12's weather authority app. as precipitation moves into the tri-state tomorrow, you can track it there on our app. wind chill now 29. the wind chill 31. looking into cincinnati from covington. some fair weather cumulus clouds. clouds thin out quite a bit. clouds thicken tonight. we have snow and rain showers coming tomorrow. 29 in dillsboro. madeira. up about five degrees to get to an afternoon high of 36 degrees. then we'll fall back down

satellite radar, snow and flurries late last night. clouds lingered around as promised early in the day, now we get more sun as we get into the afternoon. next area of low pressure is taking shape over the plains. it will bring some clouds as we near midnight. no snow to track on precision doppler 12 hd at this hour. ample sunshine depicted here on the forecast model. some cumulus clouds mixing in with sun. as we get into the evening, clouds gradually return. at least high, mid-level clouds start to arrive this evening. low-level clouds tonight. rain and snow showers developing tomorrow. notice widely scattered rain and snow showers for the first half of the morning commute. the coverage will pick up during the morning commute. wet snow in total tomorrow thanks to temperatures being above freezing for much of the

visibility will be down and bursts of rain and snow showers. showers implying snow that starts and stops. it is not going to be a widespread snow or rain. at least for the day as a whole. 36 the forecast high today. down to 30 degrees by 10:00 tonight. now occurring after 6:00 and there goes the warmer air as we get into early next week and notice, after rain and snow showers on thursday, scattered rain and snow showers on saturday. we pick up more sun as we get into the second half of the weekend. >> don't forget, local12.com will be updated by 1:00 with the forecast video. if you missed any part of this and we'll revisit an unfortunate event that happened four years ago today on local 12 news first at 4:00. >> be sure to join local 12 tonight. survivors at 8:00.

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