local 12's adam clements joins us from a local high school.. as the school reopens its doors after a shooting. 3 3 3 now at five thirty. 3 two candidates inch closer to securing their party's presidential nominations.we have an update on their sweeping victories on super tuesday. 3 protecting your pet. we'll tell you about a new invention that could keep your dog safe from coyotes. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 students madison township will go back to class today.. two days after police say an eighth grader opened fire in the school's cafeteria..two students were shot.. and two others were hit with shrapnel.. they're all expected to recover..local 12's adam clements joins us *live* in madison township with how school administrators are making students.. parents.. and staff feel safe 3 sheila.. from the beginning of all of this.. madison school administrators have made sure to place a strong emphasis on making sure th

local 12's adam clements was on the scene within an hour of those shots being fired yesterday.. he followed the story all day for us.he joins us *live* from butler county with how students and teachers reacted when they heard the 3 sheila.. to put it quite simply.. we're told the majority of the students.. staff and administrators here at both madison junior and senior high school.. as well as the elementary school.. reacted exactly how the should have.. and that's thanks in large part to the training they've all had.. we're told these active shooter drills happen three to four times a year at the school..and while everyone was prepared.. no one could have ever anticipated something like this happening when they started the day..as you said.. four students injured.. two of them shot.. the other 2 hit with shrapnel or debris..fortunately.. none of their injuries are life threatening..the shooter.. 14 year old austin hancock apparently walked into the school's cafeteria.. opened fire.. then took off..he ran from the school but police caught up to him close to the school and arrest

adam clements.. local 12 news.. 3 adam is going to keep tracking the situation in brussels from our newsroom.. he'll have another live update at six thirty.. 3 a woman will appear in court today.. to be sentenced for putting something in her sick son's feeding tube.jessica valik's four year old son was staying at cincinnati children's hospital and medical center when this happened.valik was accused of putting benadryl in her son's feeding tube on october first. her son was in the hospital receiving treatment for epidermolysis bullosa.. which is otherwise known as butterfly skin.. a condition that causes the skin to become easily irritated and blister. valik is scheduled to be sentenced later today. 3 a 4- year- old boy will there's a visitation for austin cooper at the herr- riggs funeral home in middletown. that starts at noon. his funeral will follow. his stepmother anna ritchie is in jail for his death. the coroner says the little boy died after his ritchie punished him by putting his legs in scald

adam clements.. local 12 news. 3 katie's stepmom posted on facebook that a go-fund me page has been set up in katie's name.. and while the family appreciates it.. they don't need or want that.. she says all the funds raised will be donated where katie would 3 donald trump and hillary clinton inch closer.. to their party's presidential nomination.. following victories in arizona's primary. the win gives trump all of the states' 58 delegates.. while delegates will be awarded proportionally for the democrats.senator bernie sanders picks up two out of three contests on tuesday.sanders won in idaho and utah.. clinton won in arizona... and ted cruz's big win in utah means he will get all forty of the state's delegates.governor john kasich was shut out during western tuesday.all three candidates.. are talking terrorism. 3 sen. ted cruz/(r-tx) presidential candidate(:48)"we need a president who stands up to our enemies and defeats our enemies and come january 2017 that's exactly what we're going to have." (:

candidates are addressing >> we want to update you now on a local breaking news that we're following. adam clements was in court this morning. he joins us now right now with more on the days emotional hearing. good afternoon, adam. >> good afternoon. >> it was very emotional inside the courtroom. things wrapped up just within the last 10 minutes. here is what we can tell you in terms of the murder of carl engel. the mastermind james kirby, he agreed to plea deal that will put him in prison for 37 years. 10 of those for trying to escape she'll get a total of ten years. that's with one year already served. we also saw mario lewis, he was the third member of the team. he agreed to a plea deal that will put him in prison for 14 years. he also has one year already served. we heard from the family of carl engel, his son, his daughter, both very emotional. we also had tense moments that we heard from mario lewis, as he sort of barked back at the family, after they read their statements to him. we will have all of that and much more coming up in a full report later on local 12 news. make sure you stay with

adam clements.. local 12 news.. sheila.. back to you.. coming up at six thirty.. adam will have more from both tri state rallies.. and a look ohio primary.. 3 new this morning.. we're hearing from a protester who tried to jump on stage during donald trump's rally at the dayton airport says he wanted to send a big message.thomas dimassimo gave an interview to c- n- n after his arrest. investigators say he jumped a barricade while trump was speaking in dayton on saturday. the secret service stopped him on the stage... but dimassimo said that his goal candidate. 3 (tommy dimassimo/protester) (:02) i am a student, i am a concerned citizen, i am a protester, that's about it. (martin savidge)political zealot? dangerous individual? (tommy dimassimo/protester) definitely not. i think the dangers that exist in the country exist between donald trump and his people. (:27) dimassimo also called trump a bully who is trying to gain power.the protester has been charged with disorderly conduct and inducing panic. stay with local 12 news tomorrow as the votes are counted in ohio's

the school shooting. students and parents there's been a lot going on at the school. local 12's adam clements is in madison township to tell us about the latest developments there. >> good afternoon. >> the photographer and i have been covering this story since it broke yesterday. we were on the scene just about an hour after the shooting happened here at the school. things here today. a lot more calm than they were yesterday. although there was plenty of activity here at the school and at the courthouse earlier this afternoon here at the junior and senior high school that we are right now. this morning, 14-year-old james austin hancock appeared in court. not a lot of emotion or expression. his demeanor only lasted about five or ten minutes. about a dozen or so family members showed up to support him. lots of tears there. emotions running very high. plea of denial on the attempted murder charges. hancock was taken back to the his hearing. no classes today. administrators trying to move forward and trying to get back some sense of normalcy. what they plan to do is resume classes tomorrow morni

adam clements.. local 12 news..sheila.. back to you.. 3 the program will run every wednesday from one to four.. the health center is located on barnes road in williamstown. 3 governor john kasich pulls an upset in the buckeye state.he took all 66 delegates in his home state in the presidential primary.kasich thinks the win will establish him as the alternative to donald trump. local 12's jeff hirsh spent the day with the kasich campaign at baldwin wallace university outside cleveland. 3 donald trump was leading ohio a few weeks ago.. but that lead disappeared by last week. trump did win florida... 3 arguably the biggest prize of the night with 99 delegates.he also won north carolina and illinois.missouri is still too close to call between trump and ted cruz. 3 bernie sanders went in to last night hoping to carry the momentum from last week's upset in michigan.but he fell short in ohio... and hillary clinton takes home the prize. now she's focusing on donald trump. "when we hear a candidate for president call for rounding up

but the controversy goes much adam clements is *live* at the county administration building with why this is such a hot button issue.. 3 sheila.. what's at the root of just about every controversy at the government level? it's money.. and that's no different in this case.. the almighty dollar is at the heart of this controversy.. and today.. county officials will tackle it head on..m-s-d director gerald checco will today to discuss issues related to daily operations.. as well as the alleged misuse of funds..the agency is currently in the midst of an audit that claims hundreds of millions of dollars were misspent..that's a lot of money.. and that's what's ruffling feathers the most.. today's meeting will also focus on the consent decree from 2004 that called for a massive updrage to the county's sewer system..the hope is to figure out where to go with making those improvements moving forward.. but again.. a lot of people here in hamilton county.. are very interested to see what comes of those allegations of misuse of funds..reporting 3 that meeting is scheduled for eleven this morning

and her eight year old daughter jakyria were hit head on.. spring last thursday.local 12's adam clements joins us *live* in the newsroom with details on how you can pay your respects.. as well as the latest on the investigation. 3 sheila.. this has been tough on a lot of people.. such a devastating loss. and right now.. still a lot of unanswered questions about how exactly this happened.let's go back to last thursday evening. right around seven o'clock.. thirty year old desirae was driving with jakyria.. heading north on us-27.. when another car veered over from the southbound lane and hit them head on. both desirae and jakyria were killed. the driver of that other car.. tammy feinhauer.. was taken to the hospital.so far.. no charges have been filed..at a vigil on saturday night.. a huge turnout.. hundreds turned out to pay their respects.. a very emotional scene.. lots of tears.. lots of hugs.. and a lot of people who loved this mother and daughter.. taken far too soon.. 3 "it's sad. just sad. but she know like i know that god's got us." "it makes me happy and sad at the same time that

adam clements.. local 12 news. 3 that hearing is set for ten this morning.. we'lll be inside of the courtroom and we'll bring you the latest on local 12 and local 12 dot com.. 3 it's been nearly three weeks since an east price hill mother has seen her son. police have put out a critical richards junior... but so far he has not been found. terry says her son suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. she fears he's been off his medication since he moved out of her home and into his own apartment in east price hill a month ago. 3 34.52-03"well i go to his apartment every day to check and see if he has been into his apartment. no he hasn't been into his apartment 58 i went to go clean up a couple of days ago and i noticed his mediation was there."terry says she's heard her son has been spotted near the downtown library. if you have seen darron richards junior or know where he is... you are asked to call cincinnati police at 513-263-8333. 3 indiana's governor is calling for state flags to fly at half- staff to honor a sheriff's deputy, killed in the line of

adam clements.. local 12 news.. thanks adam.we're hearing for the first time from the 22 year old who tried to get on stage during donald trump's rally in dayton this weekend. thomas dimassimo - a student at wright state - says he planned to grab the microphone and yell that trump was a racist.this is a look at the event at the dayton airport. dimassimo told officers he'd given his car keys to his girlfriend at saturday's rally, anticipating he'd be arrested. 3 "for some time since even back in november i watched donald trump rallies and was terrified and was basically like this man is having a klan rally. and i said this is going 3 to become a problem. that these people have a safe haven to be as boldly racist and as violent as they want to be." dimassimo is charged with inducing panic and disorderly conduct-he's been released on 3 happening today-a man accused with kidnapping his son from alabama - and raising him in 14 years - will be in court.53 year old bobby hernandez's attorney asked for an extra pretrial hea

. >> and i'm adam clements. >> donald trump is expected to speak this morning. weather. >> hey, adam. we're chilly but way above average into the 40s. forty-nine in cincinnati. at least at the international airport. other locations are 45 and cooler. forty-eight in newport. the only 50 degrees is down in kentucky. wilmington is sitting at 43 degrees. but at least we're not tracking any rain. it's dry on precision doppler 12 h.d. our rain is south and west and hand made it to louisville or bowling green. a lot of this will break up a little bit. so the forecast today has a couple spritzes of rain from time to time. the st. patrick's day is down town around noon. fifty-nine degrees. light rain drops but for the most part i think it's going to be ok. the heavier chance of rain is going to be here in 12 hours. we'll see that by 3:00 o'clock our chance will start to increase especially into the evening. the rain becomes more wide spread and temperatures fall into the 50s. certainly a lot warmer than last night and this morning. now coming up here we're talking about more rain on sunday bet

reporting live at the school, adam clement. >>> thank you, adams as the nearby community keeps the victims in their prayer. a vigil was held at the middletown high school. more than 200 people met up. >>> the schools are the number behind businesses? and active shooter training was held at the campus last week. the supervisor in charge, said that training became an all too real terror as he tried reach his wife, a teacher at middletown elementary. until he got a message that his wife was okay. >>> i expected and i had been in harms way in combat, i don't kept my first grade teacher wife who has been teaching for almost 20 years to be in that type of peril. >> that puts things in perspective. >>> you can find a link at the active shooter program in cincinnati state at local12.com. >>> make sure to stay with "good morning cincinnati" as we move to star 64 at 7:00 with two more hours of news. add many clements will bring us is moving forward after that tragedy. >>> and all of the information about how to get the marijuana on the legalized this morning. local 12 will share more about the issue

that's a great thought. thank you for waking up with us. good morning i'm liz bonis. >> and i'm adam clements. we want to get a quick check of your forecast. >> hey brandon. >> hey adam. >> >>. >> our roads are ok. it's south of the seventy-one 75 split is where we have some tricky road conditions -- you can see a traffic camera from the kentucky department of transportation you can see a light coating on the overpasses so they're slick in some areas some other areas are seeing light coat stinks of snow along aa highway in northern kentucky -- this is the snow showers. lighter blue indicating heavy snow. it was very quick. i-75 from critical continue on the down could see slick conditions as well -- critical continue on the. right now it's fading out to nothing as it moves into bracken county and mason county. we're not looking at much snow fall over the next couple hours. we're mainly dry on precision doppler 12 h.d. we have dry air in place and that's creating nicer conditions as we go through the next couple hours. rainfall continues around 45 degrees. coming up we'll talk about a big warm

. >> the health department is blaming needle sharing, and adam clement is live in our newsroom with why the health department >> reporter: things have gotten bad in northern kentucky, heroin is everywhere, that means dirty used needles also everywhere. starting today, addict will have a chance to receive clean and sterile cinch syringes simply by handing the dirty ones. they are trying to get the dirty syringes that are shared on the streets. if that happens, fewer diseases will be spread among users making the entire comawntty community more safe. >>> 1 of one epidemics, is sharing needles and then you share whatever is in your blood stream. help tights c, and are common to they share syringes. they are 19 times higher than the national average when it comes to diagnosing hepatitis c cases, as a result, it's only a matter of time before we see a large wave. hiv cases in the region. adam clement. >>> the service will be available on wednesday from 1:00 to 4:00 at barns road at williams towns on on to politics, the race for president is getting smaller this morning. >>> republican marco

adam clements has more on this new heroin epidemic, coming up, on good morning cincinnati. 3 3 3 it's national kick butts day! so on facebook today, we're asking:what bad habit or addiction would you most like to kick? 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 3 (show open) 3 now at five.a new program launches today in northern kentucky to help stop the spread of disease.. i'll tell you how it ties into the heroin epidemic.coming up. 3 kasich wins big in his homestate.we'll bring you all election results. 3 plus, it's experience versus a new face in the ohio senate race.we'll tell you which candidate takes the democratic nomination. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm.

help them in the recovery process. the current too high. sunday and monday we hope to learn more. adam clements, local 12 news. for now, we'll send it back to you in the studio . >> john: thank you for that update. you can find out the latest local12.com. local 12's meteorologist scott dimmich is in the weather center today taking a look at the river levels and what the rest of your day has in store. here is scott dimmich with your no wait weather. >> very simply put, it is around 38 feet. it will be rising to 41 feet by tomorrow morning. don't see anything abnormal with respect to rates. water temperatures are in the 50s. that's warm enough where they can do a recovery or a rescue whatever they see fit as necessary. in terms of flow rates, outside don't see anything abnormal. weather wise this afternoon. we'll be rising into the low and mid 60s. some clouds early in the afternoon. more sun late in the business day and then we're back to a mostly clear sky for this evening. in fact, for at least a couple of hours, there may be spots that are completely clear as temperatures fall back down throu

we have learned the suspect is a school employee. local 12' adam clements joins us with the latest. >> reporter: he's a security guard here at north college hill, not just the high school but the elementary and middle schools have been evacuated for the day. several police cruisers are here. we've also seen police dogs out. they were sniffing around the school, primarily around the high school, all kind of on the same campus, the middle and the high school, again, a security guard has been arrested. what he's been arrested for, we're not exactly sure at this point. we can tell you, for the past two days, there have been bomb threats made here at north college hill and students were told they could not bring backpacks, if they brought anything in. they had to carry it in a clear bag. certainly a lot of folks on edge here. connected with the bomb threats, the arrest of the security guard. i spoke with parents just moments ago and they say they are on edge. >> how frustrating and terrifying is this? >> it is very frustrating, from what we have heard this is a security guard. if this is s

four victims were transported by air, and we're told they are going to recovery. in the newsroom, adam clements, local 12 news. >> officials say there's surveillance video from the school. investigators have not given it's not expected to be released because it may be shown as evidence in hancock's trial. >>> a student accused of bringing a gun to middletown high school, same day as the madison shooting, faces criminal charges. today, authorities charged him with carrying a concealed weapon. the weapon was a 9 millimeter barrettta. the chamber was empty. middletown went under lock down shortly after the madison shooting. and it was found in a backpack. >>> ninth grade boy faces a charge of menacing. police officers were at the school this morning. investigators say the threat was verbal, they will not say anything about the nature of the threat. officials say it was not an attempt to copy madison township on monday. the student was suspended and could face further deputy >>> deputies say drugs were likely a factor in harrison this morning. woman driving an suv, went left to center. and the woma

. >>> and adam clements is live at the bries presbyterian church at high park, to explain why when you get that pal lot you ballot you might get confused. >> reporter: we have a crowd waiting to cast their ballot. if you were watching at 5:00, i whacked you through the con -- i walked you through the confusion if you are looking, particularly if you have a republican ballot. if you missed this at 5:30i 5:30, i will explain this again for you. there's a three separate columns, there's a section for the gop candidates, they're listed on the left and they're listed again in the second row, lies. i will tell you why they're listed like that, the one on the left, that is where you're voting for who you want to receive the at large delegates, and that is the column really that is the one that is going to determine who is represented at the convention in a couple of months. the column at the right, those votes are professional to each congressional district, i spoke with and he says the party is doing the best it can to work through this confusion. >> the language that comes on the ballot in

adam clements is there. >> we just left the courtroom juvenile detention center. also the courthouse where james hancock made his first appearance. he pleaded denial to those attempted murder charges. he showed little emotion as he was sitting there. 14 years old hands foamed tapping on the table at times. very little emotion in his face. the emotion came from his family them lots of tears. he was returned to the juvenile doe tension centers. that's where he will remain until a pretrial hearing is scheduled. that has been set for april 5. now back to you. >> sheila: thank you so much. it is time for a local 12 traffic alert. here is jen dalton. >> jen: we have 2 issues right in the same area different directions. we have an accident 75 southbound near the ronald reagan cross county highway one northbound near the ronald reagan cross county highway as we look at the camera you can see flashing lights to the left shoulder. what you need to know is that traffic in both directions here is a live look at 75 near the ronald reagan is probably heavier than southbound dir

sharing part of your sunday, you know where she is, she is at something spring. happening and i'm adam clements and the forecast that we are looking at today. >> brandon: good and it is going to get as the weekend goes on. >> adam: here is brandon orr with the no wait weather >> brandon: it is going to be warmer and we saw the rain fall and not so much the case and even though it looks like rain, 37 degrees and lots of cloud and it will start to break up at least a little bit later on today, and i think that we will get the peaks of the sunshine and look at the temperatures and now we have the 30s across the area and as i mentioned 37 at fayetteville. and in the 20 and that is a big difference over a short area clouds. we will have the clouds at night and tends to keep the temperature up. and you can see that clearing over there. and that is what dropped them into the upper 20s precision, doppler ch 12 hd, none of the clouds are producing any snow on radar and there is some of that sunshine that we will see later on today. 48 degrees by four, and 49 by temperature and we are just closing in on

you may have some questions when you look at your ballot..local 12's adam clements joins us *live* from knox presbyterian church to clear up the confusion. 3 sheila.. if you plan on voting today.. 3 you'll have three options when you walk in to your polling place.. a republican ballot.. a democratic ballot.. or a green party ballot.. the issue folks are going to run into today.. lies solely with the republican ballot..take a look.. you can see the left hand column.. listing all the gop nominees for president.. then in the top of the second column.. they're listed some confusion today.. so let me explain it and hopefully make things a little easier on you..the left column.. is designated for at large the column on the right is for district delegates.. those are delegates selected by each congressional district proportionally.. now that's the column that essentially.. is an obsolete way of voting.. the delegates at large are column is the one that will ultimately decide who is represented at the convention for the republican party.. here's hamilton county republican chairman alex triantaf

to a field. not sure of the victims, in the cafeteria. staff was attending to them >> local 12, adam clements listened to more than an hour. he will bring us the entire scene as it played out local 12 news, live at 5:00. >> one of the teenagers wounded by shrapnel in the ordeal is sharing his account on what happened. >> i didn't get look at his face. he didn't say anything. he shot and ran out. >> sounds like a large firecracker. i think that's when the shrapnel came from. >> i have two pieces of shrapnel. >> he was a good kid until he -- he was funny. >> school administrators, it was not an attempt of copycat. ninth grader was barred, after making threats there. police greeted students as the school open. and it did not involve the weapon. the male student involved another threat against the student or other students. they didn't have ties in madison township. administrators didn't face any discipline. it's not clear if he's going to be facing any criminal charges after this. >> we will have more on all of this at 4:30 and at 5:00. at 6:00, we will have those radio transmitted. >> and stude

> the first two blasts went off at the brussels airport, and another hit a subway station, and adam clements is tracking the newest information in the our newsroom right now. adam. >> reporter: this is still an o on going situation, and belgium officials have urged them to seek the same and seek shelter. around 6:30, the first blast went off in at the airport and an hour later another explosion rocked a nearby metro station. belgium media stations reported that gunshots were heard just before how thing in arabic. so far no reports of how many people have been killed. indications are that around 2 dozen have died in explosions. investigators are calling this a terrorist attack. yesterday investigators said that the new suspect, possibly the person who maimed the bomb was likely on the loose at brussels. friday authorities arrested absala and he is believed to have been involved in the terrorists attacks. here is now witnesses accounts of what exactly what happened this morning. >> it felt like a wave, it's like a wave. >> and you knew as soon as it happened no doubt. it was a terrorist a atta

. >> adam clements, local 12 news. >> local 12, debra dixon, how young students dent, are showing their support. i hope you will stay tune for all of that. i wanted to go for coffee. >> you would not go out for coffee because it's raining. >> we have coffee inside the station. >> people's plans change when there's moisture in the sky. >> not much gets in the way for paula and her coffee. temperatures will be falling dramatically between now and midnight. i have us down in the 30s. notice temperatures tumbled in the 40s between fou and 9:00 tonight. we're done for the risk of strong weather. there will be showers around and polt for stray flurries comes midnight, perhaps in the first part of the morning commute. good morning. cincinnati down. and clusters of rain but not as heavy and without lightning, compared to earlier. this is a big improvement in the 275 loop. light rain extending from the northern part of boone county. and also, have some clusters of showers, close to a million, bat taffia, steddier rain, at least an enhancement to the coverage of rain. from hillsborough, west unio

. >>> and local 12's adam clements joins us from the county administration building to why government officials, hi, adam. >> reporter: anytime are you talking about the hundreds of millions of dollars, people growing to take notice. anytime you talk about the mishandling of hundreds of millions of dollars people are going to get upset. and that is why this is happening, the allegations of improper use of hundreds of thousands of dollars. they will meet with all three county commissioners today. and they will address all of these allegations along with a 2003, and that called for massive upgrades to the county sewer system, those up grades have not happened, which begs the question what is taking so long. the hope is that those questions will get answered. the meeting is happening at the regularly scheduled time that the commissioners meet every week at 11:00 at the head years down corridor street. back to you in the studio. >>> adam, make sure you make the switch over to star 74, adam there today. >>> happening today, you can listen to the candidate, compete and taking over john bane

. >> this happened almost exactly a year ago, and adam clements is at the hamilton county this morning, telling us what happened about today's hearing, good morning adam. >> reporter: this is one of those stories it's tough to stomach, 73-year-old nan man comes home walks into his own house, only to find two men in the middle of robbing him. that man ends up dead. those two men are charged with before a judge here this morning. i want to take you before a j and james kerby were inside of the home. a third member of the crew, chasety braer acted as the look out. and he got home. what led police to the trio was a key piece of evidence. you know that saying where there's smoke there's usually fire, that proved to be true in a literal sense. a neighbor called 911 after seeing something burning, it turned out to be the blood soaked clothing engel was wearing when he was killed. the 3 were charmed with aggravated murder, no word on when chase tasty brewer will appear in court. john, back to you. >>> all right, adam, thank you for that. we're told that mario lewis, and james kerby will take p

adam clement will bring us a live report from the school at 6:30. at this time, we will go to the jen and look at the traffic >> reporter: we had an freeways very quickly. we are accident-free. i-71/i-75 down near the cut-in-the-hill particularly in the 75 direction, we have been showing you this is one spot where traffic is picking up. if you look closely at the camera you can see the light snow flakes that are flying out there, but nothing that is going to cause any commute problems. again traffic picking up in both directions but so far no de lays, and we are accident-free, john. >>> very good news, we are looking downtown where we find clouds and a few snow flurries considerably colder, we're 25 at the airport. of 13. the bottom line make sure you are ready for the cold today. we are not going to make it out of the 30s, none of this is going to stick, the next couple of hours, you will see flurries moving on through the tri-state. part of that local center that worked through yesterday, you will see clearing later on. 25 at 8:00, mostly cloudy,

now local 12 news. 3 good morning.i'm adam clements 3 an overnight shooting in the west end leaves one man dead. officers were called to derrick turnbow avenue for a report of a shooting around two-thirty this morning. the person who was killed died at the scene. investigators were there for several hours trying to figre out what led up to the violence. 3 friends and family will say goodbye to tara turner this weekend.the pendleton county woman disappeared at the end of january.fishermen discovered her body in the snag creek in bracken county last month.her until two today at the peoples funeral home in falmouth kentucky.tara's funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon. 3 bockfest weekend has begun in downtown and over-the- rhine. it's a celebration of all the new ales being produced by local breweries for spring. the fun kicked off with a parade last night. plenty of more festivities happening at bockfest hall on moore street in o-t-r all day today and i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me abo

have had my belly filled by the dinner there at sacred heart and it is good. good morning, i'm adam clements >> liz: and your mom's cooking, and i'm liz bonis is thank you for joining us, first though, did you step outside today and wonder was it going to be --. >> adam: i did, i am here. >> liz: back to winter and it was warm and now it is cold, welcome to spring, here is meteorologistology, brandon orr >> brandon: you know that there is a warm up on the planning forecast and so we have to get through the next couple of days and it is going to be nice outside, but it is chilly, and we do have a lot of sunshine and it is not nasty like it was yesterday, and you can see the full view of downtown and it looks, nice and hardly a cloud in the sky and that is what it is going to be like for a chunk of today, and the temperatures right now, around, 28 degrees or so, and so it is chilly this morning and we have the frost on the car tops at times. and right around, 23. and so it is a little bit chilly off this morning and the temperatures are slightly below average and a lot of us are in the 20s and

. >> adam: i'm adam clements >> liz: it is hard to believe what saint patrick's day brings, i hope that you turned your clocks forward, coming up, a check of the weather, here is >> brandon: we have a little bit of rain, nothing compared to what we have seen over night, you may have heard it on the roof, and it was coming down, heavy and we had the lightning and the thunder and time-to-time and we are just seeing a few isolated showers here and there and that is going to be the case throughout the afternoon and evening and as we are seeing the hit and miss, spotty showers and we have a couple of showers, west, and that is going to cross over the river, here, shortly, but even that is just a light, sprinkle, so the heaviest of the rain and you can see it right there, moving out and we just have the hit and miss, showers that you can see through the south central, kentucky and down to nashville, and all of that is in our direction, but we do have the fog around and this is our medical center, medical camera, and this is over in oxford and the visibility is near, zero in harrison, and one

narrator: at the massachusetts museum of contemporary art in north adams, francesco clemente is attemptingew and different. a huge 30,000 square foot installation. this is encampment is a fleet of painted tents. it has been created for three years in collaboration in india. francesco: i have been told i am a nomadic artist, and when i was told that, the first implements a nomadic person has is tents. narrator: secured in place by ropes and weights, the bamboo structure transforms the gallery into a village. francesco: it seems the world is such purity. but i do not believe in purity. i adopted the vocabulary of tents. and the vocabulary is deeply contaminated. it is a painting you can walk in. it does not have any foundation. it is an architecture that does not violate the grounds. >> last year, all of the tents francesco has been working on came together for the first time. i have been fortunate to visit where they have been exhibited in germany, india and new york. i felt collectively they show the tremendous scope and that vision in a new way. francesco: i find the process very charming

adam clements will break it down at 7:30 when we head back over to star 64. let's get a look at traffic. >> fairly quiet this morning. we had an earlier problem on 75 near mitchell. it is clear. traffic moving along normally. we have one issue, we have a report of a downed tree to watch for. and then john gumm has been mentioning some fog has moved through the area. 71, 75 down near richwood. you can see it and then at mount zion, we have some heavy fog as well, as you go just a little bit further north there not seeing it at all near 275. although as we look at this camera you can see all the way south of 275 up to the high river be prepared for that. other areas that are -- heading through the lock land split, out near 275 in loveland, mad what, heavy traffic there as well as on 471 northbound. those are all typical slow spots for this time of the morning. >> seeing a little bit of fog out there this morning, john. >> it's centered to the south and west of the downtown. it's going to be now madison, visibility. for instance, it's creeping toward downtown ci

adam clements will take a deeper look in the situation live on star of 4. >>> aaa hosting a career fair to find service technicians. if you are interested bring a resume to the garage on west court street. you must be at least 23 years old to apply. >>> jen dalton with a look hopefully nobody needs aaa right now. >> jen: first a construction note freedom way closed between race and rosa park. keep that in mind. it should be reopen around noon. we have a couple incidents out there. we have a report of an accident between farm dale. that happened a good hour and a half ago. it is on the map. we may see flashing lights in the area. an accident at harvey -- this is a fire between glenwood and golson. watch for emergency crews there and then an accident at harvey and martin luther king. you are heavy in most of our usual spots 71-75 near kyles. and then 75 as you head northbound past mitchell this morning. had an earlier dent there. that one is cleared. guys over to you. >> sheila: it is getting lighter earlier have you noticed? >> >> john: yes, i have noticed. we are gaining a few minutes o

cincinnati saturday. i'm adam clements. >> and i'm liz bonis. first a check of the forecast with brandon orr. hi, brandon. >> hey, liz. temperatures around the freezing mark today. it was colder around three or four hours ago. we had temperatures in the 20s because we had patches of clear sky that allowed our temperatures to drop off into the 20s. >> our low at the airport is 27 but that's rising. this trend is going to continue

the highlights. thank you so much for waking up with us on good morning cincinnati saturday. i'm adam clements. >> and i'm liz bonis. first a quick check of rain this afternoon. here's brandon orr with no wait weather. hi, brandon. >> you're exactly right just a little bit of rain this afternoon. this evening the bigger rain chances start to move in. if you have plans don't cancel them. we'll do ok into the early afternoon. we doesn't have any rain right now. we do have clouds though. it almost looks like rainout side because it's going to be dreary. we're not going to see a whole lot of sunshine. right now we're in the 40s a lot