carter: burgess takes it. burgess on the huge screen. lewis. shot fake. burgess, attacks and a foul on the floor. mike: double bonus. so he'll be shooting two. carter: jordan burgess the older brother of bradford. mike: it ate up a lot of clock. with the foul that time. carter: bradford burgess the v.c.u. star. number 20. jordan trying to become the second burgess to go get the sweet 16. huge miss. mike: he shoots his free throws stiff leg and it flattens out his shot. kind of the way tim duncan shoots the free throws. carter: johnson and lewis on the v.c.u. bench for now. burgess misses them both. into the hands of the sooners with 25 seconds. still a two-possession game and now the foul is given. but an experienced oklahoma team, they know exactly where to get the ball when it's a foul mike: you talk about buddy hield, he's in the level of elite shooters. you add up the three-point percentage and the free-point percentage, and he's at 186. carter: rare miss. mike: and things change in the last minute of an ncaa game. carter: seven first half points for

that's burgess getting tangled up with hield. mike: 13 of his 18 field goal atemps have been from three -- attempts have been from three. there's the look. they're trying to jam him and keep him from coming off that screen and burgess gets called for the hold. you want to try to influence him to the other side away from the carter: we asked him how do you celebrate as you cut down the nets and you close out the year? he said mom's birthday is the next day. so i'll be celebrating with mom the next day. mike: mom's more important than the national championship what she's done for that family growing up. carter: lewis hits it from the elbow. mike: this oklahoma team is so explosive, carter, unbelievable. [whistle] carter: foul on o.u. sooners by six. 3:40. [engine revving] the all-new audi a4 is here. we're gonna setup this lie detector test. if you lie to me, your phone's gonna drop. ah! you would rather post your internet history than drop your phone. n0000. oh!... oh... oh... gasps fortunately, that's not your phone. laughs if yo

reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. just posted on wcpo dot com, a close look at allowing guns in schools, from the perspective of arming faculty, and hiring more resource officers.pro's, con's and experts, right now on wcpo dot com. just within the past few hours, the caucus was finalized in alaska, so all the super tuesday numbers are now in. democrat hillary clinton and republican donald winners.here's a look at just the super tuesday wins.donald trump picked up 7 states.he now has 274 delegates.more than 12-hundred are needed for the nomination. nomination.and on the democratic side, hillary clinton picked up 7 states as well.she now has just over a thousand candidates and is not quite halfway to the nomination. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate "the stakes in this election have never been higher - and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never lower." sot - donald trump / (r) unifer. once we get all of this finished... i'm gonna go after one person - that's hillary clinton" ohio governo

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. now to an update on the shooting victims.we checked this morning on 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffery.both are in the hospital, but doing okay. well enough to have visitors who spirits.two more students were hurt by flying shrapnel.we know at least one was just grazed.9 on your side talked with the son of a resource officer who was inside the school..kristen swilley has his reaction. at the same time all this was happening in madison... middletown schools were put on lockdown.as soon as that lockdown was lifted a student there confessed to a teacher they had a gun.that student was arrested.school officials say they will be suspended after a hearing. we're sure many of you are wondering what prompts a student to consider this type of violence.9 on your side talked with a child pyschologist at cincinnati hopsital.according to julie bemerer-- school shootings often stem from anger.students who are bullied taking their frustrations out on those they say causethem to

hour what one tri-state woman asked a candidate that got national attention.reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. trump was a hit with the hit king during his rally in west chester. chester.<"we gotta let pete rose into the hall of fame. (cheers)"> that rally, trump tweeted out a picture he says rose sent him...as you see there...it's a signed baseball asking trump to make america great again. hillaryclinton is looking for a sweep in tomorrow's primaries.she leads bernie including ohio. ohio.the two democrats are coming off of a town hall meeting in columbus.many of the voter questions centered around the economy. ( sot: hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate )"we have to look at how we keep a steel industry going. standing here tonight, i can't tell you exactly what that would look like, but i can pledge to you that i'm committed to keeping a steel industry and steel workers working in ohio and america."( sot: bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate ) but of course we are going to do trade, and trade policies have to be policies that work for the people of our country.

reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. also breaking.westwood northern boulevard is open again after a crash earlier this morning.crews had shut it down near hopple to deal with live elecrtical wires that were in the road after a car hit a pole.police say the driver crashed and flipped the car ... which then caught fire. they believe alcohol may have been a factor. early this morning a driver university of cincinnati medical center ... after hitting a recycling company's sign in hamilton.police say just after midnight they responded to the crash on route 127 .. where they found a driver trapped in their car. the driver had veered off the road and hit the sign for "cohan brothers recycling."the medical center and is expected to be okay. four of the remaining republican candidates took to the debate stage last night for the last time before ohio voters head to the polls.and we were tracking their statements with 'politifact.' donald trump discussed the economy ...and pointed to lifeless business growth as evidence why americ

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. showers and storms will develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before keep an open dialouge. dialouge.that's just one thing you can do for your child in the midst of tragedy.other ways to help kids deal with shooting. apple executives are celebrating a win in court. what a judge in the "big" we used to be able to say 'oh that doesn't happen very often, or that happens far away from here'. but the fact of the matter is that's not true anymore. when school shootings happen, like the one at madison high, parents often find themselves searching for the right things to say to their children.how to talk about what happened, and cope with the stress. 9 on your side spoke with a child pyschologist at cincinnati children's hospital. she says the first step is to start a conversation with your child.ask them if they have fears.and identify teachers or people at school who

she said burgess threatened to stab her. her grandmother picks up the story there. >> he said i'm going to have to kill this [ bleep ]. i'm gonna cut you. >> reporter: velazquez' daughter said there were no police and no passengers would help her either, even after burgess punched her in the face. >> call me cruel, call me cold. i have no sympathy. >> reporter: velazquez does have a history of drug offenses but his family says in this case he was protecting his daughter. was going to be another victim in the train. you know they've been cutting up girls, slicing them in the face and in the hand. stabbing them. and i think that was the uppermost thought in my son's head, he's going to hurt my baby. >> remember, the daughter was punched in the face twice, but police point out that her life was never in danger, neither was velazquez' life ever in danger, and they point out that the victim was stabbed in the back. jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a new campaign to attack zika virus in new york. this as the number of zik

kate burgess was there. sorry john cena we can see you and next year tens of thousands fans will be able to see him and the rest of their favorite performers live and in person. >> wwe superstars and divas joined governor rick scott to announce the 33rd annual event will be held for the second time in orlando next april. they expect it to sell out. bringing with it $100 million to the local economy. it tops the list of major proof that the $200 million necessary investment. >> a year and a half from having opened the new stadium. the rolling stones, a kick-off of the classic, we probably wouldn't have all of those events if we had not done the renovation to the citrus bowl. wrestle mania 33 will not disappoint. >> somehow, some way, for 31 plus, almost 32 years now. wrestle mania out does itself every single year. wrestle mania will be bigger and better. >> fun fact. this is the first and only time wrestle mania has come to the same stadium twice. they will announce info and details about ticket sales this s

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. as jordan said...donald trump is sticking around the buckeye state because john kasich is leading the way right now in ohio.while trump was in the area one local man got the chance to clear things up. trump took a question from staff sergeant matt maupin's father, keith. matt was taken captive in iraq almost 12 years ago.and was later killed .at the rally yesterday...keith maupin got his opportunity to ask trump a question about a comment trump made about prisoners of war... and says he got the trump: "12:58 they are heroes just so you understand they are real heroes"keith: "4:09 i needed to be right exactly where i was today and i have to tell you when i asked him that question, he come off the stage and come over to me and i thought that was pretty good" keith: "5:03 he was pretty honest straight forward with me" me"on whether he'll cast his vote for trump- he say's he's thinking about it ...right now just satisfied he got to ask his question. donald trump went down memory lane...an

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. the mom who pleaded guilty to injecting benadryl into her sick son's feeding tube at cincinnati children's hospital was sentenced today. today.jessica valik was sentenced to 180 days in jail with credit for time served. she also has to stay off hospital property.her 4-year-old son is still children's and is in his grandfather's custody. the 15-year-old charged after police say he made threats against several area high schools on facebook was in juvenile court this morning. the teen's parents were there, along with his priest.the teen is charged with inducing panic and telecommunications harassment. he'll be back in court april 4th. here's a check of your nine first warning forecast. winds have picked up across the tri-state and will continue to gust around 30-35 mph for the rest of the afternoon and into the evening rush. we'll see a few hit or miss clouds this afternoon and the mid to low 60s. "normal" highs come in around 560f this time of year. tons of pork are being donated to the

fox 35's kate burgess has the primary day is tomorrow.

carolina last month.today, he arrived at cvg to campaign for his candidate.9 on your side's jordan burgess is there. there. trying to get all the help he can get with the michigan primary today.. and the all important ohio primary a week away.one of his biggest supporters arrived here at c-v-g just a short time ago. maybe you've seen the video of

the next half hour students will leave on a bus trip to new york for the big east tournament.jordan burgess is live with why they'll be scoring points even before the breaking overnight... more than a dozen people have been hurt after a commuter train went off the rails in california. this is a look at the accident scene in sunol... just north of san jose.authorities say the altamont corridor express train carrying more than 200 people hit a tree last night... and two of the cars derailed.one of those cars landed in a creek.14 people were injured... but no one was express says all train service on the line is canceled today. before you start up the car...new at 6...we have a list of the tri-state's most dangerous intersections. three of them are right on dixie highway. at the corner of diversion road and dixie highway -- that's the connector to to the route 4 bypass -- there were 56 accidents and 26 injuries in a 2 year period. the new report was just released from the ohio department of public safety records.the data collected from 20-13 to 20-15.the intersections of: symmes and dixie....a

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. a tri-state mom who confessed to injecting benadryl into her sick son's feeding tube will learn her punishment this morning.jessica valik took a plea deal last month... and will be sentenced in just a to six months in jail. prosecutors say her four-year old was a patient at cincinnati children's... and being treated for a skin condition.they also say she could have killed her son. mick cronin is a hometown kid ...who led the u-c bearcats to yet another n-c-a-a tournament appearance.and this morning... coach cronin is talking to nine on your side about the rumors that he's leaving cincinnati. cronin is reportedly on u-n-l-v's short list to become its next head coach.coaches from other major universities told a nine on your side source last night that cronin was already in las vegas.but in a statment last night to 9 on your side's ken broo... cronin denied that... here's that text message..."as i have always said, i am honored to be the coach at cincinnati.i have not met with any other

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. right now westwood northern boulevard is reopening after a crash earlier this morning shut it down.this is a live look at the area near hopple street ... you can see traffic is back up and moving.crews had shut it down to deal with live elecrtical wires that were in the road after a car hit a pole. this was the scene just a few hours ago after the crash happened.police say the driver crashed and flipped the car ... which then caught fire. they believe alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. we'll let you know as soon as we learn more information about what happened. early this morning a driver had to be flown to the univercity of cincinnati medical center ... after hitting a recycling company's sign in hamilton.police say responded to the crash on route 127 .. where they found a driver trapped in their car. the driver had veered off the road and hit the sign for "cohan brothers recycling."the driver was air-cared to u-c medical center and is expected to be okay. last night four o

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. also breaking this morning, the student from cincinnati arrested in north korea was sentenced to *15 years of hard please, i've made the worst mistake of my life, but please act to save me. please. think of my family. family.that wasotto warmbier's tearful confession last month. the wyoming graduate and university of virginia student says he tried to steal a propaganda banner from a restricted area of the hotel he was staying in.he was convicted and sentenced in a trial lasting just one hour. governor john kasich returns to the campaign trail today after a big win in his home state of ohio, beating donald trump 47 percent to 36 percent. kasich still has a bit of an uphill battle, hoping now for a brokered gop convention in cleveland this summer.let's take a look at the bigger picture. keep in mind, missouri is too close to call at the moment. and that marco rubio suspended his campaign after losing his home state of florida.kasich for grabs in ohio.but he's still far behind g-o-p fron

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 co

reporting live jordan burgess. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by nine points in ohio, ahead of next week's primary.both candidates tried to win over voters during a debate last night in florida. the univision democratic presidential debate on c-n-n focused on hispanic americans. both candidates responded to pointed immigration questions... with clinton hitting sanders for opposing a bipartisan effort to reform the immigration system in 2007. but sanders fired back... saying clinton tried to block driver's licenses for undocumented workers in 2008. "secretary clinton prevailed upon the governor of new york, eliot spitzer, who wanted to do the right thing and provide driver's licenses to those who are undocumented. she said 'don't do it.' and new york it."our exclusive politifact team of fact-checkers found sanders to be mostly true.back in a 2007 debate -- clinton could not make up her mind on driver's licenses for illegal immigrants.she did support spitzer when he decided to drop his driver's license proposal

going to fill out one ballot, one time, it's going it.coming up in 30 minutes 9 on your side jordan burgess tells us why there's much more to the process and why there's a limited number of places you can go to take part....stick with us-he'll explain everything at 6:30. happening in just a few hours.. nacole benton will be in court - facing charges of obstructing official business... inducing panic... and making false alarms. because according to police- the three week old baby she said was missing ...was never actually missing. missing.you saw it all unfold here on channel 9 as breaking news.police say --benton's car was stolen from her west end home..she told officers the baby was inside -- but when officers found the car ...the baby wasn't inside.police now say while the search was on -- benton snuck out the back of her home with that newborn and called a taxi. neighbors tell us they're shocked at the allegations. "i don't know what was going through her head -- i guess she just wanted her car back" benton's brother tells us he's now taking care of the baby and her two other kids. as we

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. also breaking.the teen charged in the madison school shooting has now been indicted by a grand jury. jury.austin hancock was indicted on four counts of attempted murder, four counts of felonious assault and inducing panic as a serious juvenile offender in the shooting that injured four students last month.if convicted of attempted murder, there's a possibility of being moved to an adult prison later. authorities in brussels are suspect seen on surveillance video, wanted in the wave of terror attacks that killed at least 31 people yesterday.two brothers are confirmed dead in the attacks.9 on your side's kristen swilley talked with a tri-state student who was in the airport when the attack happened.more on that in a minute. but first... elizabeth investigation. this morning.. a moment of silence in brussels and across belgium.. ((nat)) quick silence pop a tribute for the victims killed and injured just 24 hours earlier.. as survivors speak out about their harrowing ordeal.. one woman de

tragic details emerge out of a murder suicide jordan burgess joins us live with what we're learning about a mother ... who police say shot her own daughter ... before turning the gun on we're getting answers about why police believe a mother disabled daughter.. and then turned the gun on herself. investigators believe she was overwhelmed by caring for that 24-year-old daughter. police in fairfield township say thave been talking to family members and believe 54-year-old barbara busch was depressed and that taking care of her daughter became too much to handle.they believe she then killed her 24- year-old developmentally disabled daughter.. cynthia busch.. inside this home on springcrest drive sometime between 7 and 8-30 last night. they tell us the woman's fiance came home to find them sitting on the sofa as if they were watching t-v.. but soon saw they'd both been shot to death. they think busch used her fiance's gun.neighbors say the family had only moved to the home last year. right now police are waiting on the coroner's report before finalizing the investigation. shots fired just bef

jordan burgess 9 on your side. here's a first check of your helping heroin addicts ...the hamilton county heroin task force is trying to find solutions to the region's growing drug addiction problem. today they're telling the county they have an idea ... the problem. reporter kristen swilley was there as they addressed county commissioners ... kristen? kristen: hamilton county's drug task force says the heroin problem is only getting worse....up 140 percent since 2012. vo: its why theyre asking for a million dollars from county commissioners.... a commitment to funding detox and medicated assisted treatment. this is a newer approach and it works on health treatment. the medication blocks cravings and the high of heroine.someone uses heroine they won't get high and they won't overdose on itaddicts would take the medicine for up to a year on a monthly basis. the plan would cost 7.4 million dollars in total. swilley....9 on your side. west chester police are investigating a rollover crash on tylersville road at this h

burgess last night. his mom telling us he was defending his daughter who burgess had threatened and punched to the face, angry that she didn't accept his offer to swipe him in to the subway system for $1. >> you know they've been cutting up girls, is slicing them in the face and the hands. >> new york police tonight urging velasquez to turn himself in. >>> in manhattan today, st. patrick's day parade free of controversy for the first time in decades. an estimated 200,000 people marched up fifth avenue today. the weather today, pretty perfect for the celebration. this year mayor de blasio marched in the parade for the first time after a large group of gays were allowed to participate in the parade as well. political reporter dave evans is along the parade route with more. >> as you know the st. patrick's day parade which went up 5th one of the oldest parades in the country. we think first one was way back in 1776. as you mentioned, this year a first. the first time we see an openly gay group march in the

they say her father, julio velasquez stepped in and stabbed burgess. burgess hopped on the train to get away. he later died at the hospital. velasquez is still on the loose. >>> a good samaritan helped catch a thief in washington heights. surveillance video shows a fight between the gunman and the man he robbed. the victim refused to hand over his jewelry which he says was worth a nouds. police say the suspect hit the victim with a gun, took the jewelry and ran off. a good samaritan caught the suspect and held him down until police came. >>> in connect detective connecticut, police are looking for twho women and a man. they opened credit cards stolen from victims in connecticut and new jersey. $25,000 worth of items in west haven and in trumbull, connecticut. >>> mayor de blasio is shutting down the nonprofit that helped him raise millions of dollars for political projects. he launched a campaign for one new york in 2013. its closure is less than a month after a watchdog group called for an investigation into the organization's spending. they raised mi

but we start with jordan burgess who is live where the reunion was caught on camera just a short time ago right now things have calmed down greatly here on hopkins street.but at this hour police are still trying to figure out what happened.this is where that car was reported stolen... and this is where things finally ended. ended. about two hours after the first reports of the missing baby.. the baby was brought back home.this is video of a car pulling up to the home here on hopkins street.we one the driver.. and one the passenger. the passenger gets out and gets the baby out of the back seat and goes inside the home.a few minutes later medics show up.. and the woman who was the driver of the car carried that 21 day old baby to an ambulance.following behind her was the woman who was the passenger in the car. they leave along with the ambulance.police reported that baby.. lamilyan mccollum.. as missing just after seven this morning saying the baby was in the back of a car that was stolen.but after the baby was returned police chief elliott isaac didn't have details of why the baby wasn

been arrested for making a bomb threat against severla tri- state schools.9 on your side's jordan burgess is live in clifton with more. cincinnati police tell us tht student sent a facebook message... warning people not to attend dater... west hills because he was -quote- "going to be the next osama." hundreds of students and parents sent that threat to cincinnati police... and that student was arrested last night.he's currently being held in juvenile hall. just two days after u-c's loss at the buzzer... xavier's luck at the n-c-a-a tournament ran out at the last second. wisconsin's bronson koenig hit a fall away three-pointer to send the badgers to the sweet heartbreak.9 sports director john popovich starts our team coverage from st. louis. march madness? no more like march sadness-no gain..and way too much pain for xavier-the all too vivid agony of defeat.- "it's obvioulsy as low...as low as it gets'"i still don't believe that it happened. my heart dropped to my stomach"- this was the moment of disbelief. i three point buzzer and muskie beater by bronson koenig. ya see football isn't th

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. just in.los angeles police say detectives are testing a knife found on the property that once belonged to o-j simpson. t-m-z reports a construction worker found the knife buried near simpson's former estate years ago!possibly in 1998 when the house was demolished. he turned it over to an off- duty cop who kept the knife until late last month.as you know, simpson was acquitted in the death of his ex-wife nicole brown.she was stabbed to death in her los angeles home in 1994. coming up next at noon.heading to the polls.what kentucky republicans need to know ahead of tomorrow's caucus. last night's republican debate. nine on your side at noon covering the race for the white house.and tomorrow, history is being made in the commonwealth. .republicans will hold their first ever caucus tomorrow.the caucus was initially set up to help senator rand paul run for both the presidency and senate at the same time.that was before he dropped out of the presidential race.and because this is the first c

place.jordan burgess is live with what it will be like for students and their parents. right now things are quiet up here.this will be unlike any other day of school these students will have here.but those here are trying to make it as normal as possible. that's why they held a walk through last night so students and parents could go through the school before going back today.you can see the parade of cars of those taking part. about 800 students attend the here where that shooting happened.of course counselors will be on hand today.. but on top of that.. staff members will be on the buses picking kids up.. and they'll be in the cafeteria which is where everything changed for these students.we talked to one parent.. whose daughter goes to madison about what it will be like for her going back after what happened just two days ago. she was in lockdown and she didn't know why. it was scary for them but she's come to grips with it and everything's going to be fine. school starts at 7-40 this morning.and with it.. another step toward returning things to normal here.reporting

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. covering democracy 2016... the reviews are in... and it was another ugly performance during last night's fox news g-o-p presidential debate. debate.the candidates once again took personal pot shots at one another. another.establishment candidates ted cruz and marco donald trump... calling the billionaire businessman dangerous... a "phony" and a "con man" unfit for office. trump fired back at rubio's comments on his hands. (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate): "he referred to my hands, if they're small, something else must be small i guarantee you there's no problem. i guarantee you." you."despite that... rubio... cruz and john kasich said they'd support trump if he wins the gop nomination. nine on your side is working with politifact... one of the most respected fact-checkers for political campaigns... to make sure you're getting the truth.last night... the personal attacks gave way to punching holes in policies.and donald trump went after marco rubio's voting record. out: show up to vote runs=09 (...trump - "this guy has the

so around midnight in the area of reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. we're finally hearing from one of the victims in monday's madison school shooting this morning. 14-year-old brant murray was hit by shrapnel during the gunfire and still has bullet fragments lodged in his leg. he was sitting at the table next to the alleged shooter ... austin hancock.brant says when the shots began -- he didn't get a good look at the shooter's face. some are calling murray a hero after he pulled other students to the ground. "i saw the gun so i ducked under the table and i grabbed under the table and he ran out after he shot the two kids next to me" me"murray may need surgery to treat his injuries. he says before monday -- everyone considered austin a good guy accused shooter austin hancock is in the butler county juvenile detention facility this morning.... he faces six charges.. including attempted murder ... investigators still haven't said anything about a motive. in a statement ...hancock's family says in part:"we are devastated by austin's actions at school on m

reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. michigan's primary is this week.last night the democratic debated once again. the candidates discussed clinton and bernie sanders fielded questions on how they would handle the crisis, and how flint residents can regain their trust in elected officials. everything that is done has to be triple checked to regain your trust. trust. if local government does not have the resources, if state government for whatever reason refuses to act, children in america should not be poisoned, poisoned,moments after the debate wrapped bernie sanders was declared the winner of the democratic caucuses in maine. this was his third win of the weekend. michigan voters go to the polls tomorrow.the state has 147 democratic delegates. on the republican front.marco rubio easily wins the puerto rican vote. vote.the florida senator picked up all 23-delegates from the u-s territory.he won 70 percent of the vote of the island.this is the second win for rubio, who also won minnesota on super tuesday. he's currently

fox 35's kate burgess has the primary day is tomorrow. up for grabs...... including florida. candidates are all over the "sunshine state" right now-- including senator he gave a speech at "the villages" in fox 35's david williams was there. donald trump will this afternoon-- at 2 o'clock. this comes a day after he rallied in boca raton-- and ohio. in those speeches-- he addressed his recent issues with violent protesters. trump is currently with 43-percent of republican voters-- according to a new poll by "n-b-c" and "the wall street rubio has about half that support-- at 22- on his heels is ted cruz-- with 21- percent of republican voters. and john kasich has less than 10-percent. side-- senator bernie sanders and hillary clinton held another town hall last night-- with some big primary states on the line. they are trying to convince voters... that they are the only candidate who could beat donald trump. hillary clinton's campaign will make a stop in orange county later today she herself will be in illinois... but former president bill clinton will make a stop in winter park

line.so we're getting you ready so you know what to expect when you head to the polls today.jordan burgess is live with an answer to the biggest question being asked. right now this is what it looks like in here.as voters come in.. many will want to know.. what do i need to do to vote in the republican race or the democratic race?it should be an easy process. basically when you come to get your ballot.. you simply tell the poll worker which ballot you want... democratic or republican.that's your way of declaring your party.it doesn't matter how you voted in the past or if you've gotten the other party's ballot in a previous election. now there is one small catch.. if a poll worker has first hand knowledge that you are with the other party.. they can object.but even in that case.. all you do is sign a party whose ballot you're requesting.of state's office says voters are unlikely to encounter an objection. the other big question today other than who will win.. is how many people will show up.i looked and found in 2008's primary.. where you had a similar case of contested races in each party

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. "we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination... cheering..." cheering..."governor john kasich is vowing to take his campaign all the way to the republican national convention... after scoring a major victory here in ohio. governor kasich is moving forward this morning following that big win in the buckeye state... saying he's the only voice of reason in the g-o-p presidential race. race.9 on your side's evan millward shows us how he plans to unite the party... and the nation. governor kasich now heads to back on the campaign trail already.- positioning himself now as the anti-donald trump. last night - saying he even and he told hundreds gathered here at baldwin wallace university his campaign wasn't about him - not about democrats or republicans - but about americans.gov. john kasich/(r) - ohiowe put one foot in front of the other and i want to remind you again tonight, that i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land.//lt. gov.

her father, julio velasquez, burgess then hopped on a train to get away. he later died at the hospital. velasquez is still on the loose. >>> a good samaritan helped to take down a thief in washington heights. a video shows a fight between a gunman and a man he robbed. the victim was refusing to hand over his jewelry which he said was worth a thousand dollars. that's when police say the suspect hit the victim with the gun, took the jewelry, ran off towards 162nd street and broadway. a good samaritan caught that suspect and held him down until police got there. >>> it's 5:39 on this friday morning. just ahead, an impressive ring that's also a piece of hollywood history. it's about to hit the auction block. we'll tell you who it once belonged to. >>> plus details of a plan to prevent the spread of zika virus in new york state and the little tablets that could be the key to it. >>> what to expect from the winter storms set to arrive just in time for spring. weather and traffic on the 4s is or you can spend it on this. you could spend your buck on this. or you

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. next few hours...the rest of the celebrity cast will 9. steelers wide receiver antonio brown announced yesterday that he will be in the ballroom this spring!we also know jodie sweetin from fuller house and good morning america's ginger zee will compete for the mirrorball trophy!the 22nd season of dancing with the stars premieres in two weeks. expect a mix of clouds and sun again today with gusty southerly winds. highs will reach the low to mid-70s. tonight, lows will only fall into the low to mid-50s, which is already above our average high for this time of year. nearly a 100 foot drop in of this garbage truck landed on the road "below" the overpass where he was driving. mortified in court.what hulk hogan is saying this morning about the tape being shown in a customer tweets "bank fees make me physically ill. #overdraft" how do you respond? sounds like a medical problem. i'd send her to a hospital. "hashtag not the bank's problem." at huntington, she can link with her savings account and then we transfer the money for free. we do that. for

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. just two days after u-c's loss at the buzzer... xavier's luck at the n-c-a-a tournament ran out at the last second. wisconsin's bronson koenig hit a fall away three-pointer to send the badgers to the sweet 16... and the muskies home in heartbreak.9 sports director john popovich starts our team coverage from st. louis. march madness? no more like march sadness-no gain..and way too much pain for xavier-the all too vivid agony of defeat.- low as it gets'"i still don't believe that it happened. my heart dropped to my stomach"- this was the moment of disbelief. i three point buzzer and muskie beater by bronson koenig. ya see football isn't the only sports with sudden death-"kid made a great shot......it stinks"sure does. the players thoght the ending would be different. when jalen rynold chase down this ball and dunked it through. xavier led by eight- xavier still be one in the final half minute. edmund sumner drove and scores, muskies by three-but then with a hand in his face, bronson koenig delivered a three that tied the game-sumner

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. michigan's primary is this week.last night the democratic the candidates discussed flint's water crisis.hillary clinton and bernie sanders fielded questions on how they would handle the crisis, and how flint residents can regain their trust in elected officials. everything that is done has to be triple checked to regain your trust. trust. if local government does not have the resources, if state government for whatever reason refuses to act, children in america should not be poisoned, poisoned,moments after the debate wrapped bernie sanders was declared the winner of the democratic caucuses in maine. this was his third win of the weekend. michigan voters go to the polls tomorrow.the state has 147 democratic delegates. on the republican front.marco rubio easily wins the puerto rican vote. vote.the florida senator picked up all 23-delegates from the u-s territory.he won 70 percent of the vote of the island.this is the second win for rubio, who also won minnesota on super tuesday. he's c

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. madison school officials are talking about what comes next after yesterday's shooting. 9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us live with whats happening today to make students feel safer. the superintendent says the plan is to have students back in class tomorrow. today the entire staff- teachers, bus drivers, custodians- is inside discussing how to move forward after the shooting that injured four...and left so many more concerned for superintendent curtis philpot says today is about his staff...sot: 9 seconds "teachers, classified staff, custodians, aids, cooks, bus drivers. everywhere that takes a paycheck from this place we'll be meeting with."vo: tonight and tomorrow is about every student making their way back into madison's doors. sot: 9 seconds "our plan is to return to school tomorrow. we believe getting kids back in school as soon as possible with supports is the best for them." vo: there is a crisis response team inside to talk to staff members who need someone to talk to

burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. for the purposes of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of the resolution, all time yielded is for the purposes of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. burgess: house resolution 632 provides for a rule to consider a commonsense, bipartisan piece of legislation that will address waste, fraud, and abuse within the medicaid program. the rule provides for one hour of debate, equally divided between the majority and minority of the committee on energy and commerce. the committee on rules made in order four amendment that were submitted to the committee, three democratic amendments and one bipartisan offering. finally, the rule affords the minority the customary motion to recommit a final opportunity to amend the legislat