kara dblbx robert guaderrama joins us live downtown with the new information. live the two men are expected to appear before a judge today facing multiple counts related to that high-speed chase that ended in a violent crash in a quiet glendale neighborhood. here's a look at the men police say were inside that car yesterday. 24-year-old william dickens, the man allegedly behind the wheel faces a charge for failing to comply with an order or signal of a police officer. he also faces six counts of receiving stolen property for stolen mail found in the car. 19-year-old dominic dickins, the alleged passenger is also facing those stolen property charges. vo we reported this chase as breaking news yesterday morning, according to the arrest affidavit, a sharonville police officer observed outside a closed business just men got in a car and the chase. the chase, reaching 100 miles per hour neighboring glendale when the car smashed into a utility pole on sharon road. the both transported with minor injuries. car, police say they found many pieces of mail from throughout

kara dblbx our robert guaderrama joins us live with with the breaking details. we're told the chase started in the 11-thousand block of reading road in sharonville at around 4 this morning. the short but high-speed chase ended in the car crashing into a pole at the intersection of sharon and willow roads here in glendale. according to radio traffic, the driver was conscious but the passenger was not. a third person is believed to have fled the scene on foot. police have since closed the road here. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. live in glendale, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. i came to check it out and i didn;t know what to expect obviously called the police and they told me there was a transformer out so didn't know if it was a power issue or really was a burglar alarm but obviously i got down here and saw a pole sticking out the side of my building so i knew something was up you decide donald trump's presidential bid are discussing creative ways to do it. a so-called "split the map" strategy g-o-p contests is one idea. ohio governor john kasich w

robert guaderrama, fox9 now. belgium bombings airports around the country are adding additional security measures following the brussels attacks. kara dblbx our sara celi joins us live from c-v-g to continue our team coverage. washington ap - homeland security secretary jeh jay johnson says there is no "specific, credible intelligence" of any plots against the united states like those carried out in brussels. as a precaution, the homeland security department is stepping up security at major u.s. airports and rail and transit the country. johnson says dhs officials are in contact with their european counterparts and monitoring the ongoing situation. security officials are also reviewing whether additional screening may be necessary for air travelers coming from belgium. belgium is one of 38 countries whose citizens generally do not need a visa to visit the u.s. visiting a city near brussels. but a northern kentucky grad student had a very close call-- she was actually at the airport during the attacks. "when i looked into the departure area i could see evidence of an explosion and very bad devastation, and at that point i realized there ha