they have an upcoming walk for wishes event. >> here with this great community partnership, don hamrick. general manager of chapman dodge. ever on the show. >> i know. good to see you again. >> how are you? great having you. >> thank you. >> first of all, let's talk about this. we want to know first of all, your family vehicles, how important it is to have a safe and economically friendly car. >> very important, our families now, it's the most important thing. you want to important the family. chrysler is launching a brand new vehicle later this year. it is the new chrysler pacifica. available in a hybrid version. 80 miles per gallon mini van. look at that. we're trying to figure out, n ot it's a cross over style vehicle, that can do everything well. and we're excited about it. the kind of thing to load your family up in. >> wow, what a segue. >> can you tell us of the event? >> we're excited about it. caroline can give you the details, it's a great gathering of people that want to support the community. you can do it in so many ways. >> it's saturday, march 12, and we're expecting 2,50

don' worst. it is a possibility. reporter: brian hamrick, news 5. sheree: the pendleton county sheriff' s office. mike: road crews and contractors >> it takes spring rain. >> we had it monday or sunday night, kind of the straw that broke the camels back. reporter: he has monitored the sliding hillside and put the cleanup plan together. and there' s a lot to clean up. >> close to 600 cubic yards or so. reporter: about 60 times they will fill up the dump truck with mud. >> the eastbound lanes stayed open, alleviating a potentially very big traffic headache. >> it finally got to the point that it' >> if it has been a problem for so long -- >> billions of dollars. >> drivers will have to put up with the occasional cleanup. mike: all lanes of columbia parkway did reopen about an hour ago. 1000 tons of earth or removed from the hillside. sheree: a woman accused of hitting an 11-year-old girl is nowhere to be found in court today. thankfully, the child is ok. the latest on this case. they called and eventually issued a warrant for the arrest. they had that

hamrick: and you never saw people come and go, just him. >> no, just him, i don' t know if he has friends or anything. i' apartment like fighting. jonathan: the fbi has yet to say whether this was a random attack, or if this was connected to terrorism. pope francis has officially begun his visit to mexico. the pope arrived last night to a rousing airport welcome. thousands lined the motorcade route. on tap for the pontiff is an official welcome of the presidential palace, a meeting with the country' s bishops, and a mass at the shrine at the version of got lupe -- the version of what a lupe. a match-up last night -- that would decide the fate of multiple teams. the details on the competition for the gcl title. jennifer: overnight flurries have dwindled in a dry saturday, snow returns for sunday. we talk about how much snow and thanks for j for an everyday item to become dangerous always keep laundry pacs away from children. keep them closed. keep them up. keep them safe. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. jennifer: overnight clouds and flurries diminishing eastern counties

hamrick is s apartment. brian? brian: the victims are recovering, four of them. the suspect is dead. police have identified the man, but we still don' t know really attack. lots of questions out there today. we have learned the fbi was at this apartment complex overnight tonight. the fbi was here, they took several plastic containers from the area. the suspect is identified as mohammed very -- barry. the fbi has been very tightlipped about this. into the restaurant and for no apparent reason, began attacking people with a machete. police threw chairs and finally gotten stopped. but for people were injured. they are all expected to recover. barry took off, and police caught up with him about five miles from the scene of the attack. officers say they lunged at him -- he lunged at them with a couple of large knives, and that is where he was shot to death by police. today, they are still trying to determine exactly what sparked this attack. did it have anything to do with terrorism? or was it a random act by a demented individual? still lots of questions, and the story is still developing today. reporting live, brian hamrick, wlwt news