jonathan hall talked to some others. john. >> busy scene here tonight. kim, there are crews about to try to pull that vehicle out of the restaurant. there are seats in there but mostly a take out place. and as 6 o'clock tonight as you can imagine there were a lot of people in there to pick up dinner. a car ran the intersection, that is sitting out front as stop light and then it rammed right into the sweet tomatoes. >> its shocking and scary all at the same time. residents who live here say there was a lot of confusion. in the moments after it happened. the fire alarm went off i couldn't sentence what connection was between car crash and the fire alarm. sally did not want to appear on camera. the car had gone right through the restaurant. pushing the counter all the way back to where offensive are an awful crash a popular pizza shop right at the dinner hour. >> so tragic. it's horrible. just trying to enjoy a pizza at 6 o'clock. lot of people will have their lives changed forever because of it. very, very sad. where teens often work during their high sch

even george grapf and jonathan hall agreed to interviews and allowed us to take footage of them. a few months later, michael gill was released on parole. >> whoa, whoa, there's ice on the ground. i don't feel comfortable. >>> coming up -- when inmates are left to their own devices, the result can range from bizarre, to horrifying. >> where do you want me? >> get him up front. get him on a gurney. >>> appearances and first impressions are every bit as important behind prison walls as they are on the outside. and one of the most fascinating experiences we have in prison is seeing the different methods inmates use to create their own look. from intimidating to tantalizing to just peculiar. our crews have seen it all. tattoos, however, aren't the only tools in the toolbox. at indiana state prison, billy kyle, serving eight years on a drug dealing charge, likes to strut the yard with his grill. >> i like blue and white diamonds. >> let me see you smile. what's the deal with that? >> it was just something, you know, that we did on the streets, you know what i'm saying? >> how much are

jonathan hall 7news. >> following some breaking news from last year's ring away red line train. they releasing their fine report. and now we are learning about the moment that led up to that train leaving station. without a driver. let's go to to the news room looking over some documents. >> that final report? >> that's right. it all comes down top operator error that according to the department public utilities which overseas all incidents mbat 73 page report blames daifdz have a quiz who was operating train claiming violated safety procedures those violation t says led to a red line train taking off without any one at the controls. report says incidents could have been catastrophic. >> and nbta points on to this as the cause. these photos show public as i dress system microphone cord wrapped around control dial. all happened on december 10th of 2015. at about 630 is in morning. operating ebb. until 15. >> and investigation shows that have a quiz campered with dead man feature of the control >> also says he failed to secure a hands brake before getting out of the car to check o

our consumer investigator jonathan walsh is live on 5 outside city hall. jonathan, this woman reached out for help and you found this is a very complex problem. >> reporter: yeah, i talked to the woman. she lives on the east side. as i walked through her home i noticed quite a few questionable, if not dangerous, electrical situations. i talked to one city leader. i asked him, were there inspection mistakes made? >> i trusted that the city would back me up if all else fails. and that has not happen. >> reporter: charlene who, for to be seen on camera, but she did want you to sea how an electrician left her home with unfinished work. she told me one inspector signed off on this work saying it was done, but -- >> he's never been to my home, and i don't know why he approved and said that the work was cleat. >> reporter: in the basement alone the box is wide open, wires exposed. add to that the older house has water collecting on the floor. >> it's not fair that i sur and may family summer. >> reporter: i talked with cleveland's building and housing director, ro

jonathan: still a lot more ahead. donald trump, headed to the witness stand? his comments could affect the right of an army sergeant to a fair trial. city hall, gingerbread looking stay w jonathan: ohio, taking steps to win the battle against heroin. how is the attorney general making it easier to purchase one life-saving drug. --? and the resounding turnout in the kentucky caucus. details, ahead. starting out writer out there, jennifer schack will talk about the clouds and warm temperatures. this is "news 5 today." >> leading the way, this is jonathan: good morning, everyone. thanks for following us this sunday. at least we see a few themes through the eyes of city cam five. jennifer: with our imagination. [laughter] jonathan: it' s lighter out there. jennifer: yes, there' s illumination. not straight some beams? i think? jonathan: got great temperatures. i' m really excited at the warmth. got a great string of low and high temperatures. >> last week at this time we were talking about several chances for snow. a lot of warmth heading our way. the best part for the short term forecast should be the sunshine returning today with temperatures

jonathan briggs was a big guy who had a big heart. well-liked, easy going. they tell me the last time they saw him walking through the halls last friday. so his sudden death has been very difficult to process. tonight the school's opening its doors to parents who mayg!f ha questions, who may want to express concerns. they obviously have school officials here, health officials to help answer any questions. the meeting here tonight comes after a special tribute just a few hours ago. >> it like a remembrance. so write something on a balloon, send it off to the sky, celebrate it. >> reporter: the sun shining on the students at carver high school of engineering and science in north philadelphia. they remembered 15-year-old jonathan briggs who died of bacterial meningitis. he was a freshman and played on the school's undefeated jv basketball team. >> always did what i asked him to do an amazing kid. >> smiling, never seen him mad or upset any day. >> reporter: as balloons floated above campus, administrators prepared for the meeting with concerned parents. the principal has been in touch with the cdc following guidance on keepi

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jonathan karl, getting time together. >> reporter: hillary clinton seems to be riding higher than ever, following her super tuesday landslide with a star-studded fund-raiser at radio city music hall. you're gonna hear me roar >> reporter: not just katy perty. also elton john. rocket man >> reporter: but tonight, a double whammy. dueling headlines on the e-mail controversy that just won't go away. "the washington post" reporting the fbi has granted immunity to the former clinton aide who set up her private e-mail server. he's now cooperating with the investigation. and "the new york times" now reporting the fbi could soon question hillary clinton herself. she's already testified about the e-mails in that grueling 11-hour session before the congressional committee investigating benghazi. responsibility for my use of personal e-mail. i've said it was a mistake. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says the latest developments are no big deal. that mrs. clinton has been cooperating with the fbi, and that she's pleased her former aide is now cooperating, too. >> and jon karl with us live from washington tonight. and jon, when you hear about immunity, the justice department, e-mails back

hall. watch "good morning washington" this friday and kidd will tell you how you can get free tickets. jonathan: do you get a sense that was scripted? michelle: he should have picked up an oscar while he was out there. jonathan: he did. he gave it to the boss. you heard alex. get free tickets to the "jeopardy" tamings in -- tapings in d.c. this is fun to see live as well. all you have to do is watch "good morning washington" at 4:25 in the morning. your chance to see the show live. if you haven't seen it, it is a lot of fun. michelle: a great experience to be there. you can check it off the bucket list and say you have done it. jonathan: there you go. michelle: coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the leap day unique than just about anyone else out there. what is special about his mother that may make this one of the rarest occurrences ever. that is coming up. >> if the president election makes you want to leave this country and head to canada, you're not alone. i'm cheryl conner. coming up, the steps some people are taking to head jonathan: doesn't it seem that this happens every four years som

hall after the run. >> we see so many familiar faces they can celebrate with a cheese tone coney and a beer. jonathan: the bockfest 5k is the first leg of the flying pig marathon beer series. brew hogs can run the little kings mile in may and the hudi 14k during oktoberfest. congratulations are in order for the bockfest queen, there she is. rachel appenfelder took the title saturday on her third time in the competition. bockfest posted this photo of rachel on their facebook page. she was representing milton's the prospect hill tavern. way to go. new details in a shooting in columbus, which killed a 7-year-old boy and hospitalized two other people. now a fourth victim has emerged. coming up, we'll talk about why police say they didn't know about her before. plus, big gains for all our local college basketball teams. highlights from saturday and a preview of the ga ims to come in morning sports. what have you got for us? carew tower. its amber blow at the top tier and old glory waving on top. pretty old skyscraper. started just after the crash of the stock market in 1929. . jonathan: welcome back. new

jonathan: we'll hear more from governor kasich, including his plans as commander in chief coming up at 7:30. on the democratic side, hillary town hall in cleveland, ohio. close to a thousand people attended the event. during the event, she outlined her plans to lift people from poverty and protect against gun and police violence. she also denounced donald trump's way of campaigning. >> the ugly, divisive rhetoric from donald trump and the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong but dangerous. control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. jonathan: meanwhile, hillary clinton has picked up five more super delegates after winning the northern mariana islands caucus near guam. 576 for bernie sanders. it takes 2,383 delegates to win the nomination. today, clinton and sanders will columbus at the greater columbus convention center. doors open at 4:30. program begins at 6:30. courtis fuller will be at the event and we'll carry it live on air and at wlwt.com. last night, the gop held its annual lincoln day dinner in butler county. former house speaker john boehner made his first public congress last october. h

jonathan: i've got more jonathan: after the break, a final check of the top stories of the morning and the tri-state's most accurate forecast. what have you got, citycam? music hall is seeing a few misty days in its life span. muscle. (avo) my name is pamela and i've been making dog chow for 36 years now. my dog girlfriend is 17 years old. she's been eating dog chow from her very first day and she can still chase squirrels. she can't catch them, but she can still chase them. after 17 years i'm still confident in feeding her dog chow because i see the high quality ingredients that go into it. i'm very proud to make dog chow let's get a final update on the top stories. shots rang out and the victim has died. it happened in the 700 block of derrick turnbow avenue just before 2:30 this morning. police arrived on the scene to find a male shot. he died at the scene. his identity hasn't been released. no arrests have been made. two 14-year-old students are arrested with charges connected to the smoot hooting at madison high school. this is after austin hancock shot four students. he showed two students the gun. if found guilty, they could face months at the juvenile det

jonathan: guy johnson from our european headquarters in the city of london. two explosions have ripped through brussels airport departure hallr explosion rocked a downtown subway station in the belgian capital. this is bloomberg go. ♪ david: here is what we know now. at least three explosions in brussels, 26 people dead. at thelosions took place brussels airport leaving 11 dead and at least 81 injured according to preliminary numbers . explosion at the maelbeek metro near the european union office buildings led to 15 dead and at least 55 wounded. belgian prime minister charles michel says no one has claimed responsibility the spar. for a look at other stories, let's go to vonnie. vonnie: today's scheduled showdown between apple and at the fbi has been canceled. to test a possible method for accessing data on the phone. apple has opposed the government's efforts to force it to undercut iphone features. o of the biggest names in offshore drilling and the services that go with them say the oil business will take longer to recover than expected. transocean says you have to wait another it will have to wait another three years be

jonathan: support continues to roll for sparta and madison. every school in madison's league sent a signed banner to show support for the mo hawks. if you love bobbleheads, head down to the reds hall of fame and museum. the exhibit opened friday night. more bobble hefds than you can shake your head at. the celebration is about collecting phenomenon with more than 500 bobbleheads dating back the 90-plus reds bobbleheads will be on display there as well. there's a schottsie bobblehead. still a lot more ahead on news 5 today, including going to extremes to attract a crowd. the act you'll see at the circus downtown. this guy, talk about balance. and your live look outside. citycam 5 found the museum center at union terminal. my parents are going to that great parks or national parks video there tonight. i hope it's good. jonathan: a break in the case of the murder of a middletown mom. who is accused of shooting brittany russell while her daughter is in the back seat. kentucky republicans get a chance to weigh in on the presidential race today. how polling sites are preparing for the caucuses. and clouds bringing wet weather and cooler temperatures. but not for the entire weekend. mete

jonathan, stick around. we will bring our viewers developments as they happen. >>> we turn now to politics. we are just hours away from tonight's republican town hall in milwaukee live here on cnn. the final three gop candidates facing tough questions a week before the wii weuf primary. clearly there's a bit of bad blood between donald trump and ted cruz. how will things play out tonight? phil mattingly is looking into his crystal ball. oh, you didn't bring the crystal ball. >> it's of to the side. red hot rhetoric. increased personal attacks. this past week has been particularly nasty. really the first opportunity for all three republican candidates to address a tone and tenor in a race headed south very quickly. >> all three gop candidates converging on the battle ground state, wisconsin for tonight's cnn town hall. republican front-runner donald trump receiving a hostile reception monday. protesters demanding keep hate out of our state. radio host charlie sykes giving trump the cold shoulder. >> mr. trump, before you called into my show, did you know i'm a #nevertrumpguy. >> that, i didn't know. >> app opening act with 42 delegates at stake and