so they have to be careful here to not turn off more women. >> john carlo, what do you make of the impacts vote and donald trump? the "wall street journal," the recent nbc news/wall street poll say that 70% of women voters have a negative view of donald trump. where do you think this is coming from and will this back and forth either hurt them more or hurt them both? >> i don't think there's any mystery in terms of where this negativity is coming from. women don't like the rhetoric that mr. trump has spewed throughout this campaign and the element of what happens at his rallies. for those women that are mothers in that poll they i'm sure ask themselves would i let my child at tend a donald trump a little and be subjected to the words, the taunts, the violence that often accompanies that. so between his sexist rhetoric and between the violence that's occurred at his rallies, it's no wonder women are turned off to donald trump and to his campaign. and by bringing ted cruz down into the mud with him, mud wit front runners now under water when it comes to the women's vote. and that's no postu

john carlo, republican strategist, and cirn skinner, from the institute of politics and strategy.r joining the show. are you surprised at all that so far many of the gop candidates haven really given too many details, a, about their foreign policy platforms or their foreign policy teams? and how they plan on taking on some of the big issues like isis? >> i'm surprised and i'm not. i'm surprised in the sense that the issues facing the united states globally and the west such as what's just happened in paris underscore the fact that there are multiple threats, especially in the broader middle east, but other parts of the world as well. that need to be discussed and the american public needs to understand what the candidates think before deciding who to vote for. on the other side, it's not necessarily, i think, in the candidates' interest right now to talk about those deep foreign policy challenges because the media is not forcing them to answer hard questions. and i hope in this next phase of the campaign, there will be a greater focus on exactly what the candidates plan. it's not

john carlos stanton using a modified new spring after he broke the hand swiing a bat last season. they call it the ax bat. the and el on an ax. >> just come to feel hasn't had any problem swinging so that's the main goal. nothing really picks up right away. as long as it works that's what mats. >>reporter: former canes player distinguished himself today at the nfl scouting combine. quarteteack burns ran 4.46 in the 40 yard dash. thatas tied for 9th fastest among all the defensive back. burns expected to be the highburns expected to be the highest cain draft entered 8. i love this time of year. golf tournament at durral this week. phil mickelson here as always. he has been up and down so far this season. just finished tied for 37th hondan palm beach garden 3 over par. two weeks ago phil finished second at pebble beach. he only would be once at durral back in 2009. >> i actually really do feel good going in do your rall. haven't played durral when i'm striking the way i am now that demanding course tee to green with kind of a new found excitement f f ball striking. >>reporter: first

.>> on the diamond tomorrow and taking on the massive jupiter, john carlos gets hosed down there in the second inning. it looks like he was trying to test the sword the. 11 runs and 15 his. that is going to do it for sports. >>> now it is time for talking with joe. >> first thing in the morning and i am ready to go. i have my brackets. i want walter to get that pool going. put a little bit of you know what in there to have a little fun. meanwhile, joe and i want to their three seed in the ncaa tournament. do you think they have a shot?>> it is going to be a tough one. off the bat they should be buffalo and then they are most likely going to play a really good arizona basketball team. they have kansas and villanova. win. listen, it is a team that has a lot of experience and really good thing your players. they are going to have to shoot the ball well. i hate to throw but on the calendar or rodriguez, but if those guys shoe well from the outside they will have a chance to go deep into this tournament, but it will be a tough one for sure. it is hard one should get in the big dance to find

john carlos stanton using a modified new spring after he broke the hand swinging a bat last season. they call it the ax bat. handle of the bat shaped like the and el on an ax. >> just come to feel hasn't had any problem swinging so that's the main goal. nothing really picks up right away. mats. >>reporter: former canes player distinguished himself today at the nfl scouting combine. quarterback burns ran 4.46 in that was tied for 9th fastest among all theheefensive back. burns expected to be the highburns expected to be the hihiest cain draft entered 8. i love this time of year. golf tournament at durral this week. phil mickelson here as always. he has been up and down so far this season. just finished tied for 37th honda in palm beach garden 3 over par. two weeks ago phil finished second at pebble beach. he only would be once at durral back in 2009 >> i actually really do feel good going in do your rall. i haven't played durral when i'm striking the way i anow and looking forward to playing that demanding course tee to green with kind of a new found excitement for ball striking. >>r

doctor john carlos delivered the close ago dress. you may remember him from the 1968 olympic.arlos raised his fist on the medal podium in silent protest for human rights. >>> he led his unit for 14 years but in just two days captain john darby will retire from the philadelphia police department. >> "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter sat down with him for an exclusive one on one to look back at his remarkable career and changes in crime fighting when he took over the special victims unit. >> reporter: a predator tries to snatch a child off a south philadelphia street and attempt to abduct a helpless victim. for 14 years, through thousands of cases like these, captain john darby, has led the special victims unit, investigators seeking justice for the innocent victims of the most terrible crimes. >> cases themselves by their very nature are disturbing, they are sobering. >> reporter: the captain proud that victims now arriving here find calming murals outside interview rooms, where often they have to share the worst moments of their lives. >> notice the quiet, no distractions

. >> and on the diamond the marlins taking on the mets and jupiter and john carlos gets hosed down in the second, looks like he was testing that for me. it went quiet today and it was 11 runs on (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. r it's what you do. where are you?r zumba class? >>> that is our news for now but for more news go to cbsmiami.com and remember if you see news are weather happening and you capture at, send it to us. you could see your image on our next newscast, be sure to tune into cbs4 this morning beginning at 5 am. >>> "the weekend insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> i want to dedicate this song -- >> is the madonna circus hurting her children? >> that's just part of our good week. >> bad week. >> i'm thankful for this >> including the evolution of jennifer

last month john carlos ortiz was arrested after trying to run over in orange county deputy and this is the exact violent crime the program leaders hope to prevent. >>> they're going to prevent these families from entering the system. >>> officials said they plan to have 3 sessions per year to reach 21 kids and their families. carla rae, channel 9, >>> offices and commercial space could go up on lake nona for a plan that was once used to test world war two bonds this is my odyssey middle school and they have bombs that were found it detonated their almost a decade ago. a warning reads potential hazard and even the school district refuses to build there. nearby residents are voicing major concerns as you can imagine. >>> i am upset that the city of orlando would allow a developer to come in and develop on a bomb range. >>> the developer says they has the most qualified team in the country and the county hundreds of projects aimed at the population is expected to jump by 24% over the next 16 years. >>> this story has a lot of people talking as a dog with his belt tape shot has surfaced on

john carlos throws a strike, him off by 40 feet. fish up one-0, bottom of the 3. >>> the call comes fr the 11th race, golf creek handicap. here's the call down the stretch. >> they are coming to the wire. down to the finisis, it is very close on the wire. >>> 93-one long shot. 72nd running of the golf creek park handicapped. >>> a father reaou/ fighted with his loved ones for first time in 2 years. >> a heartwarming reunion >>> bee an ya' weathers thinks she and h classmates have gathered in the gym in grgrn bay, wisconsin for an assembly. what she doesn't know is that her father arrived home a day early to surprise her. >>. >> you can't beat it. i love her to death. both very emotional creatures, we are not ashameed to show it. for us, it was a great moment. >>>reporter: he had no idea the reunion would take place in front of the entire school. > i thought it was just one class, not the whole school body. >>reporter: his wife had something special planned and kept it secret. >> i knew it would have a big >> perfect opportunity to s

john carlos stands out and some of the others and he's hitting bombs. media are standing there saying we have never seen anything like it. we might never see again. the home run king it's four bombs at age 51. remarkable. his mother that he was but he still that god. >> it's also remarkable limited you're almost to the big 60. >> we have some time left. don't push it. it's getting closer. >>> michigan governor rick snyder will testify about the water crisis in flint michigan. he blames failure of government at all levels. regulators switched flint water source to the flint river in 2014. residents including children >>> a texas police officer is facing murder charges for allegedly pursuing and killing a teenager while off duty. the incident began when the officer suspected the teenager had broken into a car. >> brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: friends and family of jose crews cheered and released balloons following the arrest of farmers branch officer ken johnson wednesday night. the mother of the 16-year-old he start with killing broke down in tears. >> he's got straight from

running over an orange county deputy with a stolen car is being charged as an adult. 15-year-old john carlos ortiz intentionally hit sergeant marcie pierce and then took off. she was trying to arrest him on burglary charges. pierce is still recovering but plans to return to work. ortiz is now being held on no bond. >>> lake county sheriff borders is retiring and will not seek re-election. he has been lake county sheriff since 2006. he will retire next january. he has served the community for more than 36 years. >>> some government wash dogs are throwing their support behind the new state budget. the budget includes money for roads, cultural projects, health care and law enforcement programs. $2billion in tax cuts governor rick scott lobbied for is not in the budget but he also vetoed more than $256 million in spending. >> you can't have good budgetary process that is fair to all floridians, particularly the hardworking taxpayers of florida. >> this is the largest budget in florida's history. >>> gas station owners could be require to increase security for customers. they want to cut down on

the former home of usa the process of being renovated >> investigators say last month 15-year-old john carlos ortiz intentionally hit sergeant marcie pierce and took off. she was trying to arrest him on burglary charges. pierce is recovering but plans to return from work, ortiz is being held on no bovend. >>> lake county sheriff gary borders is retiring and will not seek reelection. he's been with the lake office next january. he's served the community for more than 36 years, a great career. >>> some government watch dogs are throwing their support behind the new state budget including money for roads, cultural project, and law enforcement programs. $2 billion in tax cuts governor rick scott lobbied for is not in the budget but he also vetoed more than $256 million in spending. >>> gas station owners could soon be required to approve security for customers. lawmakers want to crack down on credit card skimmers and was sent to the governor yesterday, and will increase penalties with fake credit cards. >>> and parents around the country are teaching their kids to steal your tax dollars, and spri

. >> reporter: john carlos for now will have impact fourth and see how we gets and how the guys in front of them do. him a different situation. gordon the best leadoff man in baseball but also i think little bit in front of them. they would like to see more runners on base first into driving by hitting for >> that is the goal of this team to score more runs than a year ago. get everyone healthy and don mattingly the manager will look at a lot of different lineups throughout the spring. how exciting for the miami hurricanes baseball team to be able to go up and play against the professional team. that's cool. >> that's going to be fun for them. >> from baseball to basketball. the hurricanes jumping up to number seven following big wins last week. wrap of the regular season at notre dame and virginia. what you think of this team? >> they have gotten over the hump with great wins against virginia and little to put north carolina at the top of the acc. they are thinking one or two seed which has to be on the team might. finish strong even if they might lose to notre dame they have to play no

last month 15-year-old john carlos ortiz intentionally hit sergeant marcie pearce. she was trying to take him into custody on burglary charges. pierce is still recovering from her injuries but plans to return to work when she's better. ortiz is on no bond. >>> gary borders is retiring, and is withdrawing candidacy for a third term. borders filed to seek reelection last month and has been with the county since 2006. borders said he'll retire next january and has served for more >>> some government watch dogs say they're supportive on how the budget will be used. the $82 billion budget includes money for roads, and law enforcement programs. the $2 billion in tax cuts governor rick scott lobbied for is not in the budget, but he vetoed more than $256 million in spending. >> you can't have good government without following a budgetary process that's good for all authorities, particularly the hard working taxpayers of florida. >> this is the largest budget in florida's history. >>> gas station owners could soon be required to have extra security measures when people pay a

and christian, and john carlos stanton. and meanwhile heat take on bulls, that is tonight at the american airlines arena. busy in sports. yesterday released injured guard. roster move to clear up money. after signing joe johnson. >> anchor: miami dolphins will have to deal with tom brady two more years because new england patriots extended the quarterbacks conact by two years. that's according to adam schechter of espn. brady is signed through 2019. through that season. early victory for nfl as it deals with a law enforcement filed by cowboy quarterback row moment. he was forced to cancel fantasy football cvention in las vegas last year saying it was a violation of nfl gambling policy. judge ruled the league did not wrongly interfere with the convtion. >> and a high school basketball team in rhode island learns a game is not over until it is over. at the very end. this is the bernieville broncos celebrating sunday after a player thrhr the ball in the air to run down the clock. and team piled otop of each other middle of the

. >> john carlo is a chicago business owner, just like donald trump, and in fact, his restaurant sitsa few blocks from trump tower. he snapped up a ticket and he can't wait to go, or ki? >> the idea is to get as many as we can, and not go to the rally, ideally to make it look like he has only 30 people there. >> in a blue state, chicago is a very blue city. the cook county republicans put trump a distant third in his poll. behind john kasich and ted cruz. >> part of this is just cute, and yeah, it's cute. but our goal is to say, hey, donald, this ain't your neighborhood, and you aren't welcome here. >> reporter: meanwhile, black and hispanic groups are planning such a large protest outside of chicago pavilion, that a stage is being set up across the street top handle the protesters. student, sandra, is one of them. >> we're shocked, why usc of all places? and that was our first reaction, and the second is anger. >> the uic campus is as diverse as anywhere in the country, and her group is relishing the chance to take aim at trump. >> this is the chance for us to speak up for ourselves.

john carlos rivera is a diagnosed schizophrenic. the 16-year-old was last seen yesterday afternoon near his home on hawthorne avenue in yonkers. he was wearing black jeans and a white long sleeved tee shirt with a graphic design. >>> 6:04. and an manhattan hasn't been seen by his family for several days. early friday morning. his nephew says sharfstein, whose family escaped germany and fled israel, is not showing signs of dementia or failing health. but late thursday night, workers at his building say he seemed agitated and road rode the elevators for a while before walking out around 1:00 >> he was wearing a light coat. i saw his scarfs. he left without his wallet and i. d.'s which are upstairs. we're very concerned. >> that family is putting up posters around the city hoping someone can help find him. >>> this morning, three people detained over the weekend during raids in brussels are being held on terrifying moments related -- terror related charges. to produce self-described fashionists protesting -- fascists protesting. >>> th

it starts john carlos cannell, prince royce, tricia yearwood, seal, and chris daughtry, and his new narrated by tyler perry. >> man: the reason i wanted to be part of it, first of all, think that i am not producing. how do you pull that off? but the producers are amazing. they clearly get it. >> very, very excited. if he goes right, i think it will be very powerful. a very powerful story to be told, and i think the way it is being to, it is going to be pretty compelling to a much larger demographic. >> it is a story with a lot of love, and a story that we all knowowor some years. but, it is a cool twist, and i feel like it will be a refreshing twist to the story. >> as for the popular songs that will be featured. >> man: love can move mountains from the amazing celine dion, home, from philip phillips, demons from the dragons, calling all angels from train. >> executive producer adam anders said the show will appeal to all audiences. >> i definitely think this show is for nonbelievers, story ever told. everybody is familiar to some degree with a story, and have it presented in this way, with

footage of hernandez-rojas's death was obtained by reporter john carlos frey and aired in a 2012 pbs report by correspondent john larson. >> can you helpp me. >> what u.u.s. border agents did not realize,e, eyewitness s vids of thehe incident cacaught the sounds of anastasioo hernanandez-rojas screaming and pleaeang f for his life. >> know. helplp! >> and now a neverer before seen eyewitness video of the incident raises new disturbing questions. the dark video reveals more than a dozen u.s. border agents standing over anastasio hernandez-rojas. it shows the firing of the taser. was anastasio hernandez-rojas, ress releasee p suggested,- combative? juan: the san diego coroner's office classified anastasio hernandez-rojas's death as a homicide, concluding he suffered a heart attack as well as "bruising to his chest, stomach, hips, knees, back, lips, head and eyelids, five broken ribs, and a damaged spine." despite these findings, the department of justice announced last year there was insufficient evidence to pursue federal , criminal civil rights or other , federal charges against the a

. >> also taking part in today's discussions, olympic gold medalist and activist john carlos. >>> youe tonight republican presidential candidates are focusing on wisconsin. their working hard to win overemoted voters ahead of next tuesday's primary. meanwhile the democratic frontrunner is shifting her focus to new york. fox's joel waldman is on the campaign trail. wisconsin is very important. it's becoming more and more important. >> reporter: presidential candidates chris crossing the badger state again today. new marquette university poll shows republican senator ted cruz leading donald trump by nearly 10 points. for the second day in a row, the frontrunner still focusing on criminal misdemeanor charges against his own campaign manag manager. >> how many thought it look terrible what he did? to me he was breaking up -- she's grabbing me. grabbing, did anybody think it was really terrible? >> cruz hoping to capitalize on yesterday's eiders many from scott walker remains on the attack. the texas senator taking a veil shot at some of the issues surrounding trump's campaign. >> when we

here with me in d.c., sabrina siddiqui, political reporter for the guardian, and from new york, john carlotti, and raul ray ez. and sabrina, i'm going to start with you as the journalist on the panel. have you ever in terms of covering political campaigns seen anything like this? >> no, and i think what's really problematic for the republican party is donald trump has now routinely not just condoned violence at his rallies. he's encouraged it. he's call prd protesters to be roughed up. he's said he missed the good old days when protesters and demonstrators were carried out on stretchers. this is something we haven't seen in recent time and it's becoming a bigger problem for the republican party, also because party leaders are not wanting to get involved. you had mitch mcconnell say i spoke to donald trump and advised him it might be a good idea to condemn this violence. it is a good idea, and more problematic for them is donald trump does what he wants. they can tell him at the end of the day that he needs to put a stop to this, but really, he's going to probably continue for the foreseeab

let's bring in republican strategist, john carlo and joining me from jacksonville, florida, fer nand.or not these allegations end up hurting ted cruz or wind up hurting donald trump. >> i think they hurt both of them and hurt the party in the process. there are many of us who look at the two front-runners and wonder if either will be the standard bearer heading into november. what's that going to do for our party, our brand, the down ticket. >> which one is more dangerous to the prospects of the republican party in the fall? for different reasons they have electability issues. which do you think has more electability issues? >> if you want to game it out, you can say has donald trump or whoever is launching these attacks against ted cruz planted enough of a seed of a doubt that moral conservatives, the right wing, if you will, would stay home. we saw this with george w. bush after the dui in 2000 and the question is, is he tard just by the rehabilitation, irrespective of whether or not they're true. so i would say it probably hurts cruz more. i don't think anyone is surprised that don

john carlos. he was there. he did a great job. the whole premise was a little hokey. a modern version of "the passion." they are on the streets of new orleans. mike: we cannot see that. rosanna: it was weird. i wanted to like it more. rosanna: lipsey about getting your money back. mike: let's talk about the snow that we saw. some folks are still seeing snow. other than that, it really has that snow was melting of contact. we had a lot of highs in the upper 30s, lower 40s. where do we stand right now? 32 degrees for a lot of us. including central park, islip, montauk. it is coming to a close for you over the five euros. the area of low pressure will continue to head out to the atlantic waters. also hanging around a little while longer for folks in new england. morning snow showers which tend high temp up to 48 degrees later on this afternoon. drive for a while. we will be trying to wake it to friday. all right. let's get you over to ines rosales. things are looking pretty good for us. >> street cleaning rules were suspended because of the weather. meters remained in ef

john carlos and prince royce yolanda adams, seal, tricia yearwood. it is a phenomenal cast. job and i'm just happy to be a part of it. >> yeah, how long have you guys been preparing for this. i'm assuming quite a while, right? >> yeah, the show has been going on in the netherlands for quite some time and the producers and director hot thought it would be great to do it here in america and when they called and asked me to be part and host i said absolutely. i'm 100% in. i'm so shocked to find how many millennials don't know the story of jesus christ and to have this moment when we can share it with the country, you know, with so much negativity going on we have an opportunity to share something so positive, so profound, no real, faith, love, forgiveness are themes that every one of us can deal with and it's great. >> so walk us through how this is actually going to play out on stage with the actors and the singers all there at once. >> well,, um, the narration is between every song and every moment when the story is being told and there's an 20-foot i

but john carlo, i want to bring you into this because this is taking place in your political party.n "meet the press" this morning, and his response to what's happening not just at the rallies but what's developing around trump and what he's calling essentially a cult of personality. take a listen. >> i'm troubled by the rallies that donald holds, where he has asks all the people there to raise their hand and pledge their support to him. this is america. we don't pledge allegiance to a man. we pledge allegiance to a flag. we pledge our support for the constitution, but that is something that you see kings and queens doing of their subjects, and all of this is part and parcel of the same thing. we need a president who understands he works for the people. listen, i am running to pledge my support to you. not the other way around. >> and so when you now have ted cruz sort of speaking probably for the majority of democrats and non-trump republicans, you know, i think we have entered a sort of interesting world. stuart stevens has called donald trump's comportment at his rallies thuggery

and back in new york, john carlo, who's republican strategist for former president george h.w.e w. bush administration. all right, lady and gentleman, i'm going to go to the gentleman first. let's talk about marco rubio a little bit. marco rubio has been drawing big crowds. he's actually been filling up his events. but he's been making an argument, including at c-pac, that the reason to choose him over donald trump is to save the conservative movement and the republican party. is that why he's not doing better? because it doesn't seem that the base voter of the republican party actually cares about either of those two things? >> well, i think that if his appeal is to the conservative wing of the party, recent events suggest ted cruz could lay the best claim on that. marco rubio in order to stay viable, he needs to present himself as what he talked about earlier in the campaign, which is being the candidate that can unite all of the factions of the republican party. to me, that's his strongest argument. >> how does he do hat? how does he unite all of the factions when the base o

and joining us now is the actor and singer john carlos conella, he plays jesus in this epic special. me. >> you got up at 3:00 in the morning. thank you so much. first of -- >> you all get up all the time. i just had to do it today. so i'm excited. >> i notice was that just rehearsal? are you going to dress like you would today as if gee suggestion was modern times? >> modern time. and i think you know what? i think it's -- this is the biggest story ever told, guys, and we're talking about the biggest icon to ever walk the face of this earth. and it's so -- it's such a blessing for me. a huge honor for me to play jesus in this. and i just love what fox is doing bringing this beautiful story which is based on love, hope, which as you can see, which i would love to -- i would just send my best wishes and on behalf of the cast, our prayers go out to the victims and the families of the flood, of the derailment, of all those attacks that we were watching prior to this interview of our prayers go out to them. we're going to have them very present march 20th. >> absolutely. >> spreading tha

john tracy. entretanto en el estadio de idaho ver mis sandeces segÚn el historial a asamblea electoral.. juan carlossa de haber ganado en el estado de arizona y calificÓ que no se tratan concursantes candidatos sino que se trata de un concursante. de vista fundamentales, valores y el futuro del paÍs. dice que aunque no puede votar apoya clinton por su postura sobre inmigraciÓn. por el lado republicano la victoria de donald trump tambiÉn fue contundente frente a su mÁs cercano contendiente que fuentes cruz. una clara victoria tanto para trump como. para hillary clinton conductores. quien fuera la secretarÍa de el ex-presidente nÉstor kirchner fallecido ya dijo que era amante de el ex-presidente por 10 aÑos. dice que la ex presidenta cristina sangre que no sabÍa de la relaciÓn. reportera: miguel quiroga la ex secretaria del presidente argentino nÉstor kirchner dio conocer su verdad.. >> yo fui amante de nÉstor por 10 aÑos y estar sobre cristina y lo sabe todo el gabinete. reportera: hablar una entrevista en una cadena por todo el paÍs. tras dar su versiÓn en un juicio que ha quiroga se le habÍa tratad

john sasaki reporting live in san francisco. thank you. >>> an incredible scene in san carlos. check out the video we are showing you here. a runaway big rig slammed into a home and caused major damage. it happened at 1:15 in the afternoon on winding way and windsor drive and no one in the home at the time of the crash and the driver was injured and taken to the hospital. witnesses say the 18-wheeler came barreling down the street and rammed into the house taking out the living room and the master bedroom and bathroom. the truck took down a power pole as well so there is no electricity to many of the homes in the neighborhood. the truck driver said his brakes went out as he tried to negotiate turn and he ended up slamming his truck carrying a full load of dirt into the home. >>> standing in the back of my boat and i heard a big rumble and anticipated a big truck but this was louder and faster and i looked at at it to see it going through the house. >> the daughter of the people that own the home say this is not the first time someone has plowed into a parent's house. two years ago an suv crashed and barreling missed her m

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john boehner. the butler county native retired from congress on october 30 last year. of the butler county republican party, carlos todd. it will be at the center park of west chester holiday inn, beginning at 6:00. a late night crash in northside has turned deadly. the crash happened in the 4300 block of hamilton avenue just before 11:30 last night. police say 53-year-old cheryl asher was driving north when she crossed the center line, hitting an oncoming car. asher was taken to u.c. medical center but died from her not hurt. less than two weeks after a shooting at madison junior senior high injured four students, big security changes could be on the way. this morning, the school board holds an emergency meelting. the district has come up with immediate actions, such as additional student resource officers, hand-held metal cations. but the idea is sure to dominate the discussion is selected staff members being able to carry a concealed firearm. >> what we kind of released to the parents, students and staff and even you today is there will be further conversation about that, because that was brought up by not only

john boehner who retired from congress on october 30 of last year. they'll honor former head of the butler county republican party, carlos todd. it will be at strat park of west chester holiday inn beginning at 6:00 p.m. there appears to be one thing presidential candidates can agree on, oreo cookies. we want the jobs staying in the united states. hillary clinton, donald trump and bernie sanders all speaking out against a move by the maker of oreos. the company is planning on cutting 600 jobs at a chicago oreo factory and moving a lot of trump has said he'll never eat another oreo again. last week, clinton said the u.s. should make the company give back any tax breaks it may have received. let's talk local weather with mariah. miriah: if you're starting the weekend, we start to see showers rolling in. clouds this morning. showers arriving mostly later this evening so we could see a sprinkle this afternoon. above average temperatures is what you can look forward to today as well as tomorrow. tomorrow, almost 70 degrees. news 5 radar has been quiet. not much to show you. west. >> we have showers ahead of the system sitting off f

john boehner. the butler county native retired from congress on october 30 of last year. they' ll also honor former head of the butler county republican party, carlos todd. tonight' s dinner will be at the centre park of west chester holiday inn beginning at 6:00 p.m. focusing on school safety -- the new security measures soon to be put in place at madison schools after a student opened fired on -- fire on one of his classmates. a little bit gray but warmth coming this weekend and spring starting to seem like it is on we will be jonathan: welcome back. team coverage, another live look in sharonville where governor john kasich attending a pancake breakfast this morning. the final push for votes before this tuesday' s primary in ohio which is all or nothing. let' s listen in. gov. kasich: if we are involved in another welfare reform, and that is, we want the bureaucracy of the welfare departments to work. we want businesses in the somebody gets relief -- wants relief, they will get training so they do not have to stay on relief. we are changing the law so with a woman who is working poor gets a pay raise, she can accept the race without losing more t

apartment the civil rights attorney john bears filed a wrongful death lawsuit against shares office she says she and her son were really close. >>pam m: the owners of the san carlos, assessed the damage after a runaway dump truck slammed into the home coming up the change that they are calling for + as police in the east of a search for the killer of a 14 year-old boy with a hammer from the voyage fran and classmates. will t: to come he went to kennedy high school and was shot behind the leaders will bottom mile from this location is a mission of the classic that time the shooting took place at 920 in the morning efficient and schools will reason he was not it was shot and a very popular will control at this plant police that have a motor behind the murder were you when your doctor friends deaf? >>pam m: tonight pose a started to close the cost country with a single canvas bill was a lot of the nomination tonight and sent to the washington dc news room. >>reporter: tested and the will of the races is closing over the last 15 minutes forced this close to call an alabama massachusetts oklahoma and tennessee in america to do very well on all of those states they exp