carol williams joins us with a look ahead at that story we're covering for you at six. carol. video.. and its easy to see why its the same two men involved. in both cases.. they are wearing ski masks hiding their faces. that precaution may actually have hurt them when it came to trying to rob local stores. you'll hear from the local clerk who stopped the men in their tracks. there were threats today against three local schools... forcing officials to take special precautions to keep students safe. new at six... the cost of protecting track: they've been nicknamed the lockout bandits.sot: it was scary because he had a gun. track: only on 9 on your side.. the clerk who foiled two robbers. track: school threats. there were three here just today. the hidden cost to students and districts... even when the threat is bogus. track: rihanna fan-struck.sot: "sound of concert"track: the look on her face says it all. the voice that shocked a superstar in cincinnati. you're watching nine on your side at six. good evening. they're being called "the lock-out bandits." two would-be arme

carol williams joins us with the stories we're working on for you. all one mother wanted to do was take her kids to wendys. but what she found in her car after eating was stunning. stunning.a man had overdosed.. and appeared to be near death.. slumped over in her car. that was only the half of it. it may be why some of the facts didn't add up. what started as a search for an 18 day old baby in a stolen car ends much differently. now.. that newborn's mom is charged. what police have just pieced track: an addict in her car!a mother's crisis when she finds a total stranger out cold... and near death in her car. track: police say the mother lied. sot: those facts allowed us to determine the mother will be charged with counts of offenses here. track: after looking for hours for her 18 newborn was never far from home. track: a therapy dog with a nose for saving lives. sot: " once that relationship and bonding develops they day they're almost 100%"track: a local high school student's mission to help others students facing the same health issues he does. you

monday.nine on your side's carol williams has the new stories we're working on for you at six. it was certainly a tough day for students.... students....but some *parents* had a hard time letting their teens go back.hear from a forced her kids back to class. and an amazing recovery happening right now for a seven-month-old... injured in this drug-fueled crash on i-275.the new information we're learning... and what the adults in the car *didn't* do - - that put this child's life facing fears - two days after a school cafeteria shooting. shooting."you want to so protect them but you know you can't hold them back. this is society now. this is reality." one terrified mom explains why she forced her kids back to school today. a baby thrown from a car now expected to make a full recovery!new details on the careless act -- that put that child's life in danger. caught in the act...he was taking workers compensation... but investigators found him on- the-job!how undercover work foiled the man's rip off. for many students at madison junior and senior high... this was a relief.leaving the

tri-state...nine on your side's carol williams shows us who you might know that's in belgium right now. college students -- business professionals... the tri-state has several connections to the terror attacks today. today.at six -- what students brussels just days ago are saying tonight. a fight caught on camera at a northern kentucky school!but tonight -- the student who *captured* the scene says she's in trouble!what the school is saying about this tri-state students and teachers close to terror... "go!" the messages from parents and a u-c faculty member -- after deadly bombings the capital of belgium. caught on camera... students at a kenton county school fighting in the hallway! why one parent says the teen *behind* the camera is being treated unfairly. farming in the city...produce and dirt -- in an unusual place!the benefit it's providing to tri-state shoppers.nine on your side at six starts now. at least 34 killed in brussels belgium by terror atttacks...chaos at an airport and a subway station... station...and tonight -- belgium's interior minister says police knew *something*

mckee.and i'm carol williams. the fire was caused by a ruptured gas line. line.and nine on your side's butler and warren county reporter jay warren is live with the biggest questions investigators have tonight, jay? this wasn't an easy fire to put out according to the fairfield fire department-- fire was roaring higher than the roof and it was being needed to be shut off-- of wildwood was not the way michael meredith wanted to spend his monday--he explained what his wife heard((michael meredith/lost everything))"i was at work my wife called me and said she heard a big bang and she said the back yard was on fire and came home and no roof and everything is soaking wet."according to the fairfield fire department the person operating this little excavator struck a gas line ((chief don bennett/fairfield fire department))"we got into the rear of the building we found out that they had struck a two inch gas line. we had flames going four feet in diameter beyond the roof line." and it was a difficult fire to fight((sot))"that being the case it's pretty hard to exti

carol williams has more from that mother -- new at six. that mother of four can't shake that feeling. feeling.hear more from her and others connected so closely to the shooting.. and see what school leaders are doing right now -- to make sure students *and* their families feel at ease when battling for normal... students and parents trying to understand yesterday's school shooting.as 9 on your side gets new details in the investigation... "you don't realize how much everyone around you means until you're not sure if you ever see him again." as a mother worries about putting her kids on the bus... bus...and a woman who knows the accused shooter's family... the center of this investigation. spring break savings...timing is everything -- if you want a deal on travel!john matarese is on your side with where to find it -- and the important holiday you should avoid. a big night for students their parents at madison junior and senior high school... as they walk the halls again. again. and we're learning more about the investigation. tonight -- we

carol williams joins us with the stories we're working on for you. we have new information in the wake of the scripps national.. wcpo i-team investigation into the v-a hospital in cincinnati. we've learned one of the officials involved has surrendered more of her medical privileges. and there is a new whistleblower in the case.. and it is the last person most people expected it to be. and... on patrol on st patricks day.the warning from state troopers to keep track: v-a disclosuresot: they have informed us there is no investigation, no further investigatin that will come of that, no criminal charges. track: a federal investigation triggered by a scripps national and wcpo i-team probe leads to new revelations... and a new whistleblower. track: plunge into the ohio. what the 9-1-1 calls right after the accident on a bridge are telling us about the possible victims. track: on being taken right now to make sure everyone gets home from saint patricks day celebrations safely. you're watching nine on your side at six. major new developments tonight in the i

carol williams joins us now. that father was shocked about the attack in over-the-rhine that happened in broad daylight! daylight!now -- that family wants answers.and hear the warning from the victim's father for *every* tri-state person visiting downtown. some are calling it a big win... but what does john kasich's victory in ohio mean for the eventual republican nomination?we talked to political experts -- they weigh in on last night's impact on the republican i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in! could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable internet. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get internet with unlimited data starting at $14.99 per month. and ask about free installation. call now. downtown attack... attack..."be minding your own business and have someone just reach out and change your life forever" punch in the face.. the victim knocked unconcious.nine is o

carol williams joins us with that story we're working on for you. the grand mother of austin cooper calls anna ritchie "pure evil" for what she is accused of doing. "what could a 4 year old do to get scaled to death?" death?"ritchie was arragnged today. the punishment that should receive. and a tri-state mom who is caring for a disabled daughter runs into a brick wall when trying to get her refrigerator fixed. the warranty company says it won't cover the repairs. then she called john matarese. what happened 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. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. track: some call her "pure evil.""sot: people watch out for your kids because you

the book was headed toward extinction but that may no longer be the case. 9 on your side anchor carol williams joins us with this news.carol? barnes and noble just announced its opening four new stores, three years after it announced it's closing a third of its outlets. it says are improving.and that's a big change for the struggling book retail chain. chain.by comparison, it says sales of electronic book devices like its nook readers, dropped by a third in the fourth quarter of last year. and let's not forget that amazon also recently opened a brick and mortar store near u.c. and its first traditional bookstore in seattle. we looked further into this, and found despite our digital age, it seems there's nothing like opening up a real book. even for younger people... and even if it's a text book. one study found a quarter of college students still bought print versions of their text books, even if they were given e-textbooks for free. the study author calls it "astounding." another study done a few years ago found fewer than 10-percent of kids and parents would choose an e-book over print books

are -- this next story isn't going to help.a new incident has people talking.9 on your side's carol williams with a look. look. julie, it would make me nervous, and now google is admitting for the first time one of its cars is partially crash.it says its self-driving car switched lanes to go around some sand bags and then hit a bus in mountain view, california. google says the car and test driver incorrectly assumed the bus would stop or slow down to let the car through. the company says it has now updated its software to avoid similar crashes. but that may not calm our fears about being in a self- driving car. a survey out today from triple-a shows 75-percent of people are afraid to ride in one. still a lot of us are on board with *other* types of new technology. things like automatic emergency braking, cruise control that automatically adjusts the car's speed, self-parking, or technology that keeps your car in its lane -- is all okay with more than half of drivers. safety is the top reason baby boomers want at least one of the features. millennials say it's more about convenience. the surv

soccer player wants to bring attention to the possible issue in her sport too.9 on your side's carol williams with a look. look. we know brandi chastain as the woman who ripped off her jersey after her penalty kick won the 1999 world cup for the u-s. u-s.but she's hoping her announcement today that she's donating her brain for c-t-e research will do even more for soccer. it's the brain disease that's believed to be linked to concussions. c-t-e can only be diagnosed been found in several men who played soccer. researchers believe it's from heading the ball. so far c-t-e hasn't been found in the brains of any female athletes. but the sample size has been small. that's why chastain's announcement today is a big deal and a rare move. researchers at boston university have examined the brains of more than 3-hundred people. only seven of those were women's brains. chastain says she does have memory issues sometimes and wonders if they're connected to her years of playing soccer. other major female athletes who say they'll donate their brains when they die include olympic swimmer jenny thompson and c

the terror attacks in brussels we're looking into the city's background. 9 on your side anchor carol williams in the newsroom with a look. brussels is known as the "capital of europe" and is significant as a center for international government and business. business. the city is the seat of the european union. it's also home to the headquarters of nato and other important european institutions including the european parliament. brussels has a very mobile and international population. more than 60-percent of the born there, according to a recent report from the "international organization for migration." that's second only to dubai. there is also a growing number of muslims in brussels. the most recent estimates from the "pew research center" show muslims now make up around 6-percent of the total population of belgium. brussels is believed to be the most islamic city in europe. today's terrorist attack is a frightening reminder about the world we live in today. it's hard to believe that 15 years ago, the united states forever changed when terrorists hijacked airplanes and crashed into the worl

now the justice department is trying to stop that from happening. 9 on your side anchor carol williams with the plan. the justice department sent a letter today to local courts in every state warning them about using fines to raise revenue. the feds say judges should consider alternatives to jail for lower-income people who can't pay fines. they also say arrest warrants shouldn't be used as routinely as they are right now to get people to pay court debt. debt. this all comes after a justice department investigation into the police exposed the practice of courts using fines to make money. investigators found the court there prioritized revenue over safety. that's what the justice department is now cities. it's not very common for the department to send a letter like it did today. the last time it did it was in 20-10... telling judges they had to provide translators for english. the letters don't create any new laws. but they do put local leaders on notice about the federal government's priorities. some rain in parts of the tri-state today -- but things are drying out -- for now. tuesday

yet.9 on your side's carol williams does the math math donald trump now has more than 300 delegates. republicans need a little more than 12- hundred to win the nomination. nomination.ted cruz is his closest contender. after super tuesday he has around 2- hundred-20 delegates. he got a boost from winning texas, which had the most delegates of any state on super tuesday. marco rubio is in third with a little more than 1-hundred delegates. for the democrats... hillary clinton now has just more than one-thousand delegates. you need nearly 24-hundred to win the democratic nomination. from super delegates. those are the party members who are free to back either candidate. right now bernie sanders has a little more than 4- hundred delegates. so what's next? the republicans debate again tomorrow in detroit. the democrats debate in flint on sunday ahead of tuesday's primary in michigan. people in kansas, kentucky, maine, nebraska and louisiana will all vote this saturday. march 15-th is the next big day for the candidates with crucial primaries in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina a

contact the office of judge edward miller to see why he agreed to set bail for williams, but our call was not returned. carol: a student-led petition to get a teacher his job back is circulating online. how a poem figures in the firing. john: pollen count, trees remain in the moderate category, grasses showing up in the low category, so is mold. an easley high school teacher michael: an easley high school teacher has resigned after complaints about a poem he wrote and shared with students. gregory fish would hold classes with advanced placement english literature students at the starving artist cafe. earlier this month, he shared a poem that used the f-word. parents of easley students called news 4. they say the poem also described a sexual encounter between an older man and a young girl in a pornographic way. mr. fish resigned after being placed on administrative leave, but some students say it's unfair he's gone. >> just half their family's income, over one word. that >> we have had comments from, even students from his first year teaching, that have come out to support him, and have obviously seen the inj

williams sonoma. >>> we have mike san tolli here along with carol roth.leveland joins the frey, and yes, "fast money" trader brian kelly. great to have everything on board. mike, first to you, how significant is the news this afternoon? >> i think it was significant. it was much more about i think confirming the market's view of the world more than it was adding a lot of incremental information. we weren't expecting anything today or in april. maybe it was a coin toss. with all the supposedly dovish messages that we're hearing commentary about. we're back to like a coin toss for june. so i think it's more about the market getting affirmation that the fed is not on its own kind of agenda with its own schedule ignoring the data. i think that's okay. i do think, you know, being late, letting inflation run a bit is not really that jarring. >> was it clear to you, carol? >> nothing was clear to me. i think the fed is bipolar at this time. i felt like the more that janet yellen talked, obviously we saw that the market went pretty high and then started to back o

carol. >>> a group of nuns leading the protesters in washington. it's a battle over religious rights and birth control as it takes center stage at the supreme court. nbc's pete williams will explain why the nuns are leading the charge. >>> plus, a deadly police shooting. why an officer in virginia used his gun during a traffic stop. >>> a busy time down at the tidal basin, but we have rain in the forecast. it's about taking a stand. r too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges our families face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage ght for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things

william county. investigators trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> all right. victims of a germantown home invasion were tracked, after the suspects put a gps on their car. listen to this. kevin carolnd his accomplice, allegedly put a tracking device on a car outside the horse shoe casino in baltimore. days later, police say carol tied up a man and stole at least $1,000. but the alleged robbers, get this. they weren't the only ones using a gps to track the car. sources close to the investigation say the victim's investigator to keep tabs on her husband. >> all right. another rocky day for chipoatdly. the restaurant had -- chipotle. they had to close one restaurant in boston because at least one worker tested positive for the norovirus. cleaning crews arrived to do the latest cleanup there. this saturday latest for chipotley, who -- chipotle, which has been plagued by problems. >>> investigators say all signs point to a natural gas leak as the caution of a huge explosion overnight. that blast leveled two buildings, damaged several others and sent nine firefighters to the hospital. they were all on the scene when that explosion took place, responding to reports of a gas leak. all nin

william to be in from canada, good to have you in the city of brotherly love. >> was that you? >> it was me. you sound a lot like carolll good. a cool fun fact is i saw the show in new york so i saw your sister performing. >> yes, she was the original carol. i know, whacky. has carol ever heard you. >> she has. she actually came to see the show in boston. does it freak you out? >> luckily we didn't know she was there. a lot of pressure maybe, right? >> right. but she was so warm and lovely and gave us her tamp of approval so thats was really cool. i didn't realize when saw the show how much her songs and her writing influenced so many different generations. >> oh, yeah. the songs are so timeless and she and jerry anacin think a and barry, their friends were so prolific and they wrote so many hits. >> by the way, liam plays jerry. >> your first husband. how influential was he over her career, your character? >> they started together back in 59 when they met and they wrote so many hits together. jerry would write the lyrics and carol would write the music and together as a song-writing team. > give me an example. >> up