evan millward/evan.millw ard@wcpo.com - everyone whitham worked with - even folks here on the street - say he was genuinely friendly and helpful - trustworthy.and prosecutors say that's how he pulled this off.calls and messages with whithams family weren't returned.in aurora, em, 9oys. norwood police are warning neighbors to watch out for each other ... and be on the lookout for suspicious behavior after three homes were burglarized this week. week.the daytime burglaries happened in the south part of norwood ... below williams street.police say someone seems to watch the house and wait for the homeowner to leave ... and that's when they break in.both neighbors and police say there's action you can take to protect yourself and the neighborhood. cameron kelley/norwood resident "if we somebody that's kind of sitting in a car that's off to the side with the engine running, i mean i've gone out and confronted people before." //lt. ron murphy/norwood police spokespersonif you see somebody going down the probably just somebody that's going to do some work call." call."you can reach the norw

tonight we have team coverage of democracy 20-16.our evan millward is following john kasich's campaign near cleveland, ohio.tom mckee is first - jay warren joins us with the mood of the voters ... jay? it's all a matter of perspective like every electorate you can't paint it with one brush stroke and that's the same today--clearly there is a wave of anti- establishment anger--on both sides but a quiet determination on the part of voters to have their voice heard. our first stop today was in bond hill at st. aloysius where we caught a handful of voters choosing their candidates and sending their votes off to be countedamong the voters was annie pearl abernathy who said she felt her vote today was an extremely important one((annie pearl abernathy/bond hill))"i felt that this was very important and that as many people that can should come in and vote today for the president and it is really a devastating thing that is going on today in the whole world needs to come together and pray on once accord." ((everett rucker/st. bernard)) "we have some people with some extreme political views that

who will be watching results come in just outside of cleveland tonight.9 on your side's evan millward is also there. keeping you up-to-date on what's expected to be a close race.evan? this is the race to watch tonight.not just for us in cincinnati or in ohio - but around the world.i wanted to give you a sort of behind the scenes look right now - at the number of t-v satellite trucks parked outside this gym at baldwin wallace university. inside - we're set up between media outlets from around the world.why?this is considered a do or die moment for kasich. his campaign and the super pac spent weeks flooding the state with volunteers working get out the vote efforts.and kasich's running almost entirely on a change of tone. even today - as we caught him voting - he refused to fuel the fire in a battle with donald trump. (7 seconds) (reporter): what do you have to say john to donald trump? (governor kasich): you're not going to ruin my day after i voted myself for president. i have nothing to say to him." here's the thing to watch - donald trump has been keeping a relatively low profile to

side has crews throughout the state to get the first reaction when the results come in.reporter evan millward is live near cleveland at kasich's watch party... evan, what's it like? just an hour away now from supporters gathering here - -- check out this video we took coming in this afternoon - - a little behind the scenes look at how they get a watch party like this set up.there is media here from around the world.and the eyes of the nation are on this race.john kasich sparring with donald trump not just over issues like immigration and economy - and rhetoric - but also over tghe nomination. a win in ohio for trump could put him in the sights of that nomination - and knock kasich out of the race entirely. here's what the governor had to say about that this morning while voting - "it's very exciting to come into ohio and cast a vote for me for president of the united states, pretty amazing." (reporter): what do you have to say john to donald trump? (governor kasich): you're not going to ruin my day after i voted myself for president. i have nothing to say to him." there is a guarded optimism

nine on your side's evan millward is live near cleveland -- with how much kasich's campaign has been relying on a ground game in his home state. we'll see a lot of the people who made that ground game happen right here at baldwin wallace university later tonight -- watching, governor. just the super pac that supports him - has made 315 thousand calls and 20-thousand door knocks in the last week or so.they paid for one and a half million robocalls.and opened offices in eight counties.and that's not even the official kasich campaign. sound overwhelming?the governor is starting to feel it too - just listen to what he had to say after he voted - for himself, for president - in columbus this morning. "it all starts here in ohio, though. i think the nation's watching ohio to see where we support john kasich over donald trump and his rhetoric. and what's going to happen tonight is kasich's going to win, not just with undecided voters but with the early voters. this is the race to watch tonight though - governor kasich has indicated he may be done if he doesn't win ohio. and by all accounts

fans - especially in kentucky - are already filling bars across the tri-state.nine on your side's evan millward - right there with them this evening - in big blue nation. not a spot left in the dickmann's lot -(covered) gary lowe/wildcats fan 030206 c'mon in mister 9!inside, the sea of green will soon change to blue. as one holiday morphs into another -(covered) mike clendenen/independence 030740 it's march madness!more of a holiday for these fans than saint paddys.lowe 030108 my first vacation time i've taken off all year long.joe dodds/independence 025918 we meet here, we fill out our brackets, we disperse for our games.not everyone has it so easy.some of these people are playing hookey - i won't point them out!still others - clendenen 030715 well, i am retired so i have the opportunity to come out and do it.we found one xavier fan here - showing spirit a day before that game.but if you know dickmann's you know this is a kentucky bar.dodds 025930 we're going to win!clendenen 030803 horrible bracket but they'll come out of it. it's brutal!lowe 030138 i'd say uk is going to win by 20.dodds 0259

nine on your side's evan millward is live with the latest. or in this case - a teacher's lack of action.when we show you this video - taken here inside scott high in taylor mill - you'll see two students swinging - and a teacher standing by watching.tonight the student who posted it - and raised questions about that teacher's inaction - says she may get kicked out. nicole williams/scott high school freshman 0059 that was like the craziest girl fight i've seen.nats - fightit starts with name calling -nats -williams 0031 they got into a conflict over text messaging or whatever- and spirals into kicks and chaos.williams 0054 there was hair pulling, punching and then the one girl slams the other into the wall. nats - slam into wallnicole williams is a freshman at scott high.she didn't take this video - but she posted it on facebook.williams 0138 my point was like schools go on and on about how no bullying and how it's not supposed to be safe at school. but if i were them i wouldn't feel safe at school.william says a teacher - seen in this video -

our evan millward - live now in fort mitchell with that call.. and the car police are looking for. evan. this car in a picture provided by police -- snatched from the handicapped parking spot right outside this remke yesterday at noon.an older woman - a victim doing what we all do - walking in to get groceries. 911 call 0011 dispatcher: kenton county 911, what is your emergency?caller: i would like to report a carjacking.a woman rushes into this remke market.targeted just outside these doors.911 call 0217 victim: he pulled his shirt up and he had a gun!the 77-year- old on this call - sitting in her car.911 call 0225 victim: it was just a black gun, he had it in his, you know, stuck down in his pants.dispatcher: did he harm you in any way? did he strike you? knock you touch me.a young guy - claiming to need this car - takes off toward orphanage road.police are still looking for it -- notice the missing hubcap - and a dent in the back.take down that license plate - kentucky 736-t-h-v. megan valley/covington 095024 i forwarded the facebook message to her this morning, as soon as i woke

changes.nine on your side's evan millward went looking for answers and accountability tonight. he's live outside police headquarters. we're talking about nearly six and a half million dollars in overtime. much of the blame for overtime spending seems to be placed on former police chief jeffrey blackwell.the audit - and a response from the department - acknowledge lax oversight of approval - and little review. from july 20-14 to september 20-15 - as some crime spiked - cincinnati police had overtime expenses that eclipsed the *entire budgets of other city departments combined.an internal audit finds almost a dozen officers making between extra in overtime. and some officers taking off their duty hours - to work overtime - but getting paid for both.evan millward/evan.millw ard@wcpo.com

chances of getting the delegates needed to win the nomination more difficult.nine on your side's evan millward spent most of the evening at kasich's watch party and has reaciton to last night's win. 3-16 gmts kasich 1trt = 1:08 governor kasich now heads to back on the campaign trail already.- positioning himself now as the anti-donald trump. got democrats to vote for him. 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. mary taylor/(r) - ohiomany of us have been on the campaign trail in ohio and outside the state and you could sense it, feel it, but when you actually physically hear it, it's really exciting.that was lieutenant governor mary taylor - who also told me tonight she thinks kasich won the buckeye state because he has run against negativity.now for a republican convention here - in downtown this summ

nine on your side's evan millward has more on the it is getting old.chief ryan schrand/north college hill police department 162248 we've identified that it's the same caller, same cell phone, and have taken steps to remedy that.a clearly frustrated police chief.- partnering with schools here the rest of the week on heavy security changes. schrand 162401 they're not going to be allowed to bring purses, not going to be allowed to bring backpacks or any other items to carry stuff into the school for the next three days.two days - two calls - two threats - and two calls - two threats - and two evacuations.it means kids schrand 162430 this was the best do to salvage the in the morning will have schools multiple and that's pains the enforcement, this heard of you didn't have to deal with places, you've got attention to these things because his priority - this week - safe in school.the cell phone making somebody that's local, that how do you make something worthwhile out of something no one wants to have around?thsi morning the metropolitain sewer district thinks it has a way to put our was

nine on your side's evan millward with the changes that have already been made... and the changes that are still coming. right now - u-c police aren't allowed to make off-campus traffic stops.julie murray/cuf right tag on my license plate that was january fourth.julie murray told that story to public safety leaders and review company exiger wednesday.murray 063557 my point was to illustrate the fact that everybody is confused about who has the authority and responsibility to do what?u-c-p-d - already acting to investigate murray's claim.the department says it will use body camera video to figure out what happened - and which officer conducted the stop.nicole avant/son attends uc 063039 i just want ucpd engaged in more service encounters than encounters where they're questioning individuals or punishing them because that can be traumatic.nicole avant perspective -her son goes here - but she's optimistic.avant 062926 things are changing. i definitely sense a change happening.- starting sooner than many expected.the chief resigns after so-called gaps are found.062650

9 on your side's evan millward is out with fans cheering on fiive weeks after falling off a boat -- a southern california dog has been rescued by the u-s navy. navy.the 18-month-old pup was assumed dead.but as fate would have it -- "luna" survived.she somehow managed to swim to san clemente island -- which is owned and operated by the u-s sailors and was finally reunited with her family. a viral video of a souped up v-w seen tearing up the streets of san diego earned the driver a trip to jail. jail.since it was posted -- this video has received a million views.it shows the car ripping through neighborhoods and jumping though intersections.the video also caught the eye of police. the driver plead guilty to reckless driving -- among other charges..he now has to spend 45 days in jail. a second gader has his sights on a n-b-a career.and what he did on the basketball court shows he has great potential. potential.this eight-year-old sunk not one - but two half court shots in the same game. his los angeles area team was down by three points with just seconds left on the clock. that's when he

were inside the building today - students had the day off - to decompress.nine on your side's evan millward continues our coverage with how families are coping. we've talked to a number of families - keeping their students close.some - taking a little time to do something as a family.the consensus is that nothing will be the same again. time moves on -nats - train whistle- around here you can tell time by schedule of the trains.nats - whistlepeggy flanders/grandparent of madison students 134804 i think it's going to take them a day or so to get their questions out.at peggy's produce market - grandparents gather.their littlest ones spending the day at home - off school after monday's shooting. peggy 134942 it's still a lot of trying to swallow it, trying to digest it, trying to figure out and it's like you said, i think every question today is why?marshal youtsler/grandparent of madison students 135617 would you let your kids go back up there?- every parent's (con't) it's really going to be hard.larry flanders/grandparent of madison students 135820 it'd probably be best to get back to school

evan millward is on your side live now with the emotion pleas for whitham to turn himself in. prosecutors say craig whitham ciphoned money from a scholarship fund - savings for a new building - and operating costs for aurora emergency services.and they say he admitted to it - using it to feed a gambling addiction - then took off - prompting searches. it only took one month.court documents show craig whitham started taking money from aurora emergency rescue right after being named treasurer.ed opp/aurora emergency services president 112732 we can't even ask those questions of him, you know, why? why'd you do this?a felony theft charge now - not a surprise to president ed opp.opp 112807 well, fortunately it's not all gone. but so much is - 106-and a half thousand dollars - more than half the 200-grand annual budget.111728 evan: so he was using this as his own personal checking account?det. vernon mcbride: oh absolutely.evan: sorry?mcbride: he did not. just as matter of fact, just, didn't hold anything back as far as how he obtained the funds.aurora police say whitham got a debit

guarantees a contested g-o-p convention this summer.but - for all the celebration - nine on your side's evan millward was with kasich last nightand now brings us another view - kasich's harsh reality. nats cheers, confettiamid the confetti -nats confetti- and kisses -nats cheersinside this gym - the air was as electric as if kasich clinched the g-o-p nomination.but hold on - he's far from it - in fact -zac haines/northeast hamilton county republican club president 014642 it's statistically unlikely that he's going to walk away with the nomination, but, you know, rubio has suspended his dwindled down to three candidates.if you play the numbers game - kasich's 143 pledged delgates put him almost impossibly far behind donald trump.nats - town hall villanovathe celebration and energy remain today in philadelphia -gov. john kasich/(r) - ohio - we're just going ot take advantage of what happened and we're going to move, that's why i'm here today in philadelphia and we're going to be all over the country.- and the governor knows well he'll need as much momentum as possible as the party considers chaos at th

building.nine on your side's evan millward continues our coverage live now with new 9-1-1 calls. and those initial calls help shed some light on the chaotic moments in the aftermath of gunfire here.especially as students ran from the cafeteria and in some cases from the building. you can't imagine -hey, i, i can't understand anything you're saying. listen to me. are you away from the building. get away from it. we've got help on the way, okay. - what would you do in this moment?sheriff richard jones tells nine on your side there were mere seconds the out.other students ran at the school? no i ran out cause (inaudible) grader, where are you? in the aftermath monday - shelby kinin/eighth grader shelby kinin told us she ran too - first from the cafeteria - to a field - to the band others got farther away.okay, where are you at? by the school? caller: i'm in the woods (00:45) with a group of people. 911: you're in the woods? caller: in the woods, with a group of boys. (00:54) outside - while others hunker down *inside throughout the building - getting away any way they could.(3:29) 9

closing hotel hands off furniture for those struggling to get back on their feet.nine on your side's evan millward shows us how something old is new again - and giving new hope. nats 3220 here you gotodd halsell/westwood 3627 it's even better than a fresh start. they help you out, it's like a head start.and a chance to hold his head high - for the first time in a long time. todd halsell watches as new life furniture volunteers move him in.nats 3801 i didn't even have to ask- a table to have dinner at - even things for a closethalsell 3747 blankets, a couch for relaxing -nats 3447 look at that!- a tv - to watch nine on your side of course -nats 3542 it's a blessing, it's like i won the showcase at the price is right or something.when we first met todd halsell - he was seeking warmth at shelter house in january.halsell (file) "if you're out here, outside in these kind of conditions you have to live by the minute,now - a second chance.just like his furniture, incidentally. nats 1519 hmmm...it all came from the garfield suites downtown monday.nats 1626 that's easier than putting it on a dollieyou see

nine on your side's evan millward joins us with more on the precautions. evan a sad commentary on the state of affairs - from the chief. here's the deal - for the rest of the week no one can bring in a backpack, purse, anything trying to have one uninterrupted day. it is getting old.chief ryan schrand/north college hill police department 162248 we've identified that it's the same caller, same cell phone, and have taken steps to remedy that.a clearly frustrated police chief.- partnering with schools here the rest of the week on heavy security changes. schrand 162401 they're not going to be allowed to bring purses, not going to be allowed to bring backpacks or any other items to carry stuff into the school for the next three days.two days - two calls - two threats - and two evacuations.it means kids aren't in class learning. schrand 162430 this was the best hope that we could do to salvage the week.in the morning - police dogs will have swept the schools multiple times.and that's part of what pains the polcie chief. schrand 162457 you know, when i started in

changes.nine on your side's evan millward went looking for answers and accountability tonight. he's live outside police headquarters. we're talking about nearly six and a half million dollars in overtime. much of the blame for overtime spending seems to be placed on former police chief jeffrey blackwell.the audit - and a response from the department - acknowledge lax oversight of approval - and little review. from july 20-14 to september 20-15 - as some crime spiked - cincinnati police had overtime expenses that eclipsed the *entire budgets of other city departments combined.an internal audit finds almost a dozen officers making between

our evan millward was able to get audio from that call from police .. and details on the car police are looking for this morning. 911 call 0011 dispatcher: kenton county 911, what is your emergency?caller: i would like to report a carjacking.a woman rushes into this remke market. targeted just outside these doors.911 call 0217 victim: he pulled his shirt up and he had a gun!the 77-year-old on this call - sitting in her car.911 call 0225 victim: it was just a black gun, he had it in his, pants.dispatcher: did he harm you in any way? did he strike you? knock you down?victim: no he did not touch me.a young guy - claiming to need this car -takes off toward orphanage road.police are still looking for it -- notice the missing hubcap - and a dent in the back.take down that license plate - kentucky 736-t-h-v. megan valley/covington 095024 i forwarded the facebook message to her this morning, as soon as i woke up i seen it, we were both in shock.megan valley's young cousin lives around the corner.valley 095045 that's why i'm to the store and she's not.nats - doo

*only nine on your side's evan millward shows off one parent's idea for showing spirit - and raising money for victims. monday -nats - news coverage she was lucky - she knew her son was safe.but he took it hard.marla davis/madison parent 0423 he came home kind of like, i'm ok. he took a nap, woke up and the shock hit him.you could say madison is in her family.so is a t-shirt business.marla 0318 people were all sharing with each other i saw one that said mohawk strong and i thought, we gotta do somehting with that.here it is - the design davis has been building.nats 0804 we're strong, we stick togetheralready - one day in - she's got nearly 200 orders. seven bucks each.randy davis/madison alumnus 0733 we had a girl from georgia buy one, girls from eaton high school have messaged me, franklin, they've really come together on this.davis isn't making money on these - she says she'll donate to the school or the families.marla 0455 that is my hope, i want everyone in the community to be wearing one of these.in madison township -(covered) marla 0350 i'll take 'em as nine on your side will s

evan millward takes a look at what kasich plans to do next. in the democratic race -- bernie sanders needs a lot of support if he wants to defeat hillary clinton. clinton.analysts from the associated press say he must win 66 percent of the remaining delegates to erase clinton's lead.as of right now she has about two-thirds of the numbers she needs to clinch the nomination. the nation's second-busiest transit system is closed for inspections. inspections.the shut-down was prompted by a series of electrical fires in the underground line.hundreds of thousands of commuters are being forced to turn to "plan b" as they head to and from work today. get on one of these first buses to try and get into dc and figure it out from there. it's going to be a nightmare, nightmare, nightmare. nightmare.other commuters are taking advantage of the take the day off or work from home.the metro system is expected to re-open tomorrow at five a-m. your nine first warning forecast is coming up. sot: "you have to put your pin number in, you don't have a choice." "it ju

nine on your side's evan millward was at a community forum tonight -- he joins us live on campus now with what he learned. the group says there were - quote- serious gaps in management and oversight. tonight we learned what one might be - as residents wonder - where do police here in their neighborhood. right now - u-c police aren't allowed to make off-campus traffic stops.julie murray/cuf resident 063525 he gave me a warning for not having the right tag on my license plate that was january fourth.julie murray told that story to public safety leaders and review company exiger wednesday.murray 063557 my point was to illustrate the fact that everybody is confused about who has the authority and responsibility to do what?u-c-p-d - already acting to investigate murray's claim.the department says it will use body camera video to figure out what happened - and which officer conducted the stop.nicole avant/son attends uc 063039 i just want ucpd engaged in more service encounters than encounters where they're questioning individuals or punishing them because that can be traumatic. nicole ava

officer.nine on your side reporter evan millward continues our live team coverage tonight with that part of the story. i'm told there is some evidence tonight that austin hancock waited until school resource office kent hall walked out of this cafeteria to start shooting. hall is retired from butler county sheriffs office - and has a son who just graduated from here last year. (covered) thomas hall/madison twp trustee, son of sro 2910 he, he's a very strong man. among hundreds of reunions monday - - parents impatient to hug their child - hall 2801 when i seen him, i gave him a big hug. - there was a child, impatient to hug his dad.hall 2803 one of the greatest hugs i've ever got to give him, even if it was short. thomas hall is a 2014 madison grad, a student at miami. he's even a township trustee. but monday - first and foremost - he was a son - to school resource officer kent hall. hall 2915 he's seen a lot, he's been through a lot, he's the strongest man i know and, going forward, he will get even stronger from this. hall says his dad had just walked out of the cafeteria when the shoot

*only nine on your side's evan millward shows off one parent's idea for showing spirit - and raising money for victims. marla davis watched all day she was lucky - she knew her son was safe.but he took it hard.marla davis/madison parent 0423 he came home kind of like, i'm ok. he took a nap, woke up and the shock hit him.you could say madison is in her family.so is a t-shirt business.marla 0318 people were all sharing with each other i saw one that said mohawk strong and i thought, we gotta do somehting with that.here it is - the design davis has been building.nats 0804 we're strong, we stick togetheralready - one day in - she's got nearly 200 orders. seven bucks each.randy davis/madison alumnus 0733 we had a girl from georgia buy one, girls from eaton high school have messaged me, franklin, they've really come together on this.davis isn't making money on these - she says she'll donate to the school or the families.marla 0455 that is my hope, i want everyone in the community to be wearing one of these.in madison township -(covered) marla 0350 i'll take 'em as nine on your side will st

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. mary taylor/(r) - ohiomany of us have been on the campaign trail in ohio and outside the state and you could sense it, feel it, but when you actually physically hear it, it's really exciting.that was lieutenant governor mary taylor - who also told me tonight she thinks kasich won the buckeye state because he has run against negativity. kasich angling now for a brokered republican convention not far from here - in downtown cleveland - this summer.with the kasich campaign in berea ohio, em, 9oys. as evan mentioned

our evan millward was there for last night's celebration. at 6, he looks at where kasich stands now, and what's next and tanya, next at 5, we continue to investigate that terrible car crash into the on why it's been so hard to reach the car and any passengers inside. tanya -- ad lib wrap a purple heart found -- in the unlikeliest of places. places.and the person who bought it refused to give up, until it was reunited with the 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. 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. call now. you're watching the now on wcpo 9 on your side... a california bride nearly has her big day derailed -- after she's punched in the face at work!now a local police

officer.nine on your side reporter evan millward continues our live team coverage tonight with that part of the story. i'm told there is some evidence tonight that austin hancock waited until school resource office kent hall walked out of this cafeteria to start shooting. hall is retired from butler county sheriffs office - and has a son who just graduated from here last year. (covered) thomas hall/madison twp trustee, son of sro 2910 he, he's a very strong man. among hundreds of reunions monday - - parents impatient to hug their child - hall 2801 when i seen him, i gave him a big hug. - there was a child, impatient to hug his dad.hall 2803 one of the greatest hugs i've ever got to give him, even if it was short. thomas hall is a 2014 madison grad, a student at miami. he's even a township trustee. but monday - first and foremost - he was a son - to school resource officer kent hall. hall 2915 he's seen a lot, he's been through a lot, he's the strongest man i know and, going forward, he will get even stronger from this. hall says his dad had just walked out of the cafeteria when the shoot

tonight.this is his bus pulling up to baldwin wallace university just a few minutes ago.9 on your side's evan millward is there all evening keeping an eye on everything.his next live report is coming up on 9 on your side at five. right now, voters in five states are deciding what could be a key turning point in the presidential election. election.the stakes are among the highest right here in ohio. there are primaries happening now in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina, and ohio. for the