lisa: let' s go live to andrew. andrew: students headed back to class just two days after a classmate opened fire inside their school building. big steps and those steps taking place last night with a walk-through here at the school building. the district held a walk-through for pure to go back to the school building with their kids together. staff, counselors, even therapy dogs. some kids begin processing their emotions, get ready to go back to school today. similar support today, extra staff members on buses and in available for anyone. >> when we first walked in, it was really unsettling. just being there where it it actually happened. everybody met in the cafeteria. it was heartbreaking to see the kids. you could tell it was very uncomfortable. andrew: kids will be returning to school today, moving for to the scene for the district and that is something that will be taking place today, getting them back into school where they can be with friends and their teachers, counselors, get the support they need. reportin

lisa: andrew, good morning. andrew: today is a major day for john kasich. he has hung in without a single if he does not win ohio, he could drop out. the polls have bounced back and forth showing a fight between john kasich and donald trump. both have been active in ohio , meaning that donald trump is focusing attention on ohio because he feels he has florida on lock. a lead for hillary clinton over bernie sanders. we will know how it shakes out tonight. the polls are open now and stay open until 7:30 tonight. at the hamilton county board of elections, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: we will continue our "commitment 2016" live coverage with dan griffin. dan: good morning. the polls are now open and have been open for 25-minutes. we have people who will vote, they are working to make sure things are smooth sailing in hamilton county, with an expected 45% turnout. there is no new technology this time. in addition to paper ballots they do have e-poll' s ready to go. they have increased the number of workers, and they have 116 trouble shooters here to make s

lisa: i am lisa cooney. we' re starting with a check on the forecast. rain first, then something else but rain first. randi: even the something else, the snow -- i said it -- it will melt when it hits the ground. you will see the snow but the ground stays plain old what. as we look at the radar, we have clear skies early this morning. the clouds will role in by midmorning and bivalve lunchtime, the rain that is moving through st. louis for the morning commute will be approaching cincinnati. 1:00 to 3:00 probably the main timeframe for heavy rain, maybe rain will continue into the evening commute. you can see we' re not totally out of the was as far as the severe weather threat goes. the bulk of any severe weather threat remains well to the south. extremes other communities are under a slight risk today for storms that the potential for damaging wind. that is something we will track through the afternoon. the planner today, right now not a bad start, 37 degrees. at noon, the rain is rolling through southeastern indiana and crossing over to ohio. we shoul

reporting live, andrew setters. lisa: 6, 54 -- 6:54. madison wrestlers head to a tournament with the week cost school shooting still undermines. dan griffin is live. good morning to you. dan: this is one of the biggest events of the season for the varsity wrestling team. they are headed up to columbia' s -- headed up to columbus. the athletic director calls the event uplifting after a very difficult week for the team and the school. investigators say austin hancock fired several shots in the cafeteria, injuring several people, including an another roesler, cooper caffrey. the school called yesterday a they said they will continue to have a police presence on campus and taking a closer look at the school safety plan to make sure they have everything covered and also have counselors on hand for anyone needing to talk about what has happened. we are live in madison township, dan griffin. mark: dan, thank you. the search continues for a team of these targeting senior citizens and women with physical disabilities. one of them wasn' t an 83-y

andrew? andrew: robert ritchie apparently wasn' t home when his son was allegedly dipped in scalding water, but he was there >> just why? he was so young. he was innocent, why? andrew: robert ritchie is speaking out now about what happened to his son, austin cooper. austin died after investigators say his step mother, anna ritchie, dipped him in scalding water as punishment. she' s charged now with child endangering, but those charges could be upgraded. he says the four-year-old was a fun-loving kid, who loved "star wars" and comic book characters. anna ritchie will be arraigned for child endangering today. she' s being held on $350,000 bond. those charges could be upgraded as the investigation goes forward. from the live alert desk, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: we hope to learn more today about a car that went over the combs hehl bridge and into the ohio river. jennifer schack is live in campbell county with your second top story. jennifer: it was tuesday that a 12-vehicle accident her

lisa: how one victim is doing destroyed. andrew: going back to school. students return to madison after monday' s school shooting. we' re there as the community takes its first steps forward, coming up next on wlwt news 5 today. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. mark: two major winners in the super tuesday primaries and caucuses. the states hillary clinton and donald trump claimed and who picked up the remaining ones in each party. >> i looked up and i see a kid lisa: more first-hand accounts of what students saw as shots fired off in the madison junior/senior high school cafeteria. how the victims of monday' s shooting are recovering this morning. mark: and a big day for those students as the doors of the school open for the first time since the shooting. the walk-through the school hosted last night to quell fears

lisa: and this threat targeted more than eight schools in the wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with the investigation. bring us up-to-date. andrew: this is the latest example of how easy it is for real world consequences. district five police continue their investigation of the threats made on social media. among the posts made to facebook, threats to be "the new osama." he called out schools by name like walnut hills and dater, as well as mount healthy and colerain. police received dozens of calls about these threats. they try county teenager who is now in custody. not their way charges he is facing, but we have seen multiple cases lately where teams and made threats and wound juvenile court. investigation. the teenager is in custody. it' s not clear if you the ability to carry out any of matter. andrew setters, wlwt news 5. overnight has left two people without a place to fire no one was injured. just after 11:30 last night. no one was injured. officials are still investigating the cause of the fire and where it originated in the home. red cross is assisting the famil

andrew setters and dan griffin are at the school. andrew has more on their first day back. good afternoon. andrew: it looks like the first schools. welcoming students to the building, getting students back to class, the first step to when the buses rolled in, they had more than students on board. reassurance and support. moving forward together is something we have heard again during this process. they have counselors and therapy dogs . it can be stressful, which is why the district held an open house for families last night. >> i think last night' s community walk-through really and pretty normal morning. there were a lot of parents hugging their kids. andrew: a good turnout from students. that is how the superintendent describes it. he says pattison will not be the same, but it will continue to be great. that students are through complex emotions involving the shooter. a lot of anger and compassion. andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: it is not clear how long counselors will remain at the school or the other support systems will stay. the district will keep them in place a

lisa: he was looking to take ohio, voters delivered. andrew setters has the impact. andrew: the impact is a pattern on the back for john kasich and a punch to the gut for marco rubio. marco rubio home after losing his home state. in ohio, john kasich picked up 66 delegates by beating donald trump by 11 points. kasich is sticking around. he is on the hunt for another primary, hoping to build momentum and build enough delegates to be a player in a brokered convention. john kasich said he would get things done in washington by he said that during his victory party. it was a different tone than his rivals. >> putting their confidence in me. we know conservative fence bowls can work, common sense can work. the shifting power and influence in washington and moving it to where we live to empower us. that is the direction for our country. andrew: even if john kasich wins every delegate in every primary and caucus out there, he does not win enough to be the republican nominee outright. his win makes it more likely than republicans will be going to a brokered convention in cle

andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: we will follow the story on-air and online. randi: look at those pictures. mark: they are massive. randi: it never made it over the wall, which is good news. we are talking 60 degrees, sunny skies, windy conditions. through the afternoon, we will make it to the middle 60' s. we were at 70 degrees early. it rained before most were a week. -- were awake. st. patrick' s day, a lot of people get started early. it will be in the 40' s and we will make it to almost 60. in and we have been looking with mild temperatures. in spring on sunday morning, a stretch of 40' s. we will see highs in the 40' s with overnight lows in the 30' s. spotty showers on sunday. when they are coming in, we are above freezing, so just spotty rain showers on thursday. mark: getting started early on thursday? doing what? lisa: w it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous always keep laundry pacs away from children. keep them closed. keep them up. keep them safe. >>> lights, camera, access. >> will you marry me? >> i fell in love with two

lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. we will get to marker headlines and a check on the morning commute in a moment. let' s start with a check on the forecast. randi rico, good morning. randi: i know everyone is excited to get rid of the snow. right now in downtown cincinnati, we are watching the last few flurries move through. as we zoom in, you will notice much of the 275, the snow line has moved to the southeast of that. the back edge rolling through northern portions of brown county and you can see over the last two hours, we watched the back edge move through much of the area. give it another two hours. even folks down toward maysville will be done with all of this snow at least for now. generally, the trend is for warmer air. i have no snow in the forecast for the next seven days. right now, 34 at cvg and mason. 35 in hamilton. the planner for today, flurries coming to an end by 8:00 for everyone, 30 two degrees. the clouds will linger. a gloomy sky through the morning. 36 at noon. the sun will start to keep down l

lisa: the closing arguments today in sportscaster erin andrews' s case. mark: looking for unique ways to combat the rapidly spreading zika virus. the new product in chile to combat the illness. lisa: outside live on your friday, i hope it is a great it i new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. mark: a live look at newport on the levy. we will take a look your checking today' s headlines. most accurate forecast in just a moment, but first, closing arguments begin today in the erin andrews lawsuit. the broadcaster is suing a man who secretly took nude videos of her at a nashville hotel in 2008. invasion of privacy and infliction of emotional distress and is seeking 75 million dollars. lisa: a congressional delegation michigan to listen to families s water crisis. representative dan kildee is leading the delegation comprised of some 12 members of the house and at least one senator. house minority leader nancy pelosi and assistant m

lisa: how the candidates are measuring up. andrew, good morning. andrew: ohio is a big prize. candidates hope to do well, not only to lock up the nomination, but for success in a general election campaign in her. in ohio, hillary clinton is a leading, but it isn' big the lead is. one poll has are leading by 14 points, another by 5. bernie sanders has been working to close the gap. on the republican side, there are 4 candidates but 2 in play in ohio, john kasich and donald trump. it is either a slightly or the ohio governor or a dead heat. >> i feel really good about it. general election. we just have to take care of the primary states to mount enough delegates to go into the convention strong to emerge as the adult at the convention. >> this is a place i want to win. ohio is going to make america great again. andrew: here' s what is at stake. the republican side, winner take all. 66 delegates. for the democrats, there are 143 delegates that will be split proportionally based on the outcome of the vote. the x factor in ohio? voters can pick their party affiliation at the polls.

lisa: thank you. it was an emotional day for both students and their parents, as many mothers and fathers rushed to the school trying to make sure their kids were ok. >> you just can' t believe it. because you see it on the news. it happens to other people, but it doesn' t happen to us because i just can' t imagine. lisa: two seperate vigils took place in middletown last night with crowds coming out to show support to the madision school district. dozens of people came together outside middletown high school and prayed. they said they had to remain vigilent when danger can reach yoru front door at any moment. mark: countless people and politicians are sending their township, as they cope with this tragedy. ohio governor john kasich was briefed on the attack while at a he offered his support to the families. gov. kasich: obviously it is a tragedy, particularly coming in a school in butler county. we don' t know what' s behind it, yet i am very happy there is not going to be any loss of life. mark: ohio

lisa: breaking now. we' re live in glendale after a police chase ends with the suspected car crashing into a pole. as a result, wires are down and there' s a gas leak after gas lamps were damaged in the area. the scene is on the 200 block of east sharon road. there is a road closure because we' ll be sure to newsroom. meanwhile let' s check traffic. kyla: good morning. you will need to avoid that portion of sharon for the next 20, 30 minutes, maybe even an hour. 71, 75 looks good north and south down. a few extra cars there compared to on the ohio side. pretty smooth start in both directions. 275 toward the east gate area, very light north and southbound. not starting out with any interstate issues. we will keep you updated on sharon road. lisa: students and parents concerned this morning after another school threat is made on social media. mark: but this one was directed toward more than one school. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live in clifton with what we' ve andrew: this is just the latest example

andrew? andrew no matter who the : candidate is and what they say you get to have your say soon in ohio. exactly 24 hours from now, the polls open up. tomorrow is primary day and it could be a very important day in the presidential race. we have seen john kasich and donald trump in our area and hillary clinton and bernie sanders trying to win-over local voters, as well. ohio is critical in the presidential race. polls show it very tight on the republican side with john kasich hoping his home state can deliver his first primary win and change his fortunes in the republican presidential race. ohio voters are already casting ballots. early voting has proven to be a popular option, and a lot of person too what the by absentee or person. meanwhile a new nbc news poll shows here in ohio john kasich is leading donald trump by six points, 39-33%. according to nbc trump has a more than 20 point edge in florida. governor kasich in last place there. trump is also looking good in illinois despite his chi

lisa: 4:59 on your friday, good m lisicki -- lisa cooney. ladies, good morning to you. let' forecast. randi: it is friday. that is ok. 37 degrees right now at cvg, 37 in loveland. cooler at harrison at 31. what can you learn from this? it is a cooler start than we have seen recently. cooler temperatures will stick around into the weekend. you may want a thicker coat when you head out the door this morning. clear skies and our area, clouds along the i-70 corridor toward dayton. those sprinkles barely hit the ground. for us, plan on sunshine and the crazy wind we' d have the couple of days has been fairly gusty at times. wind right now is calm. it will be a light breeze if currently chilly at 37 degrees good lunchtime, sunny skies at 52. through the afternoon, upper 50' s till 60 or so. it is a good day to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. even know the weekend, officially spring arrives, it will be colder. let' s check the roads. india: the roads are looking very nice this morning. earlier, we had construction on 75 on the southbound side. as you can see, that has move

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. randi: the rain was looking impressive in louisville. right now, that system is sprinkling in portions of kentucky. let' s look at the wlwt radar. you can see the little bit of rain is barely visible. two hours ago, as this was rolling through portions of louisville in our direction, a quarter to pinnie-sized hail. it dissipated through our region, now there are just a moving east, a sprinkle in germantown. it could dissipate completely before rolling into portions of northern mason county in kentucky. there is not a lot of rainfall, by 6:00 a.m. it is gone. the wind will stick around. much of the area is not under an advisory. fayette and union county are under an advisory when it will be windy and cooler. temperatures are in the upper 60' s. 60 eight at cvg. closer to 60 in southeastern indiana. our temperatures are falling. 8:00, expect clear in the 50' s. you might want to jacket for the early morning hours. it will be windy, 20-miles-per-hour gusting to 30-miles-per-hour. through the afternoon, we will rebound into the middle 60' s.

this, uncle andrew that. that she was living in the past. you know, you're talking about all these people that aren't here anymore, and little did we know why. >> aunt julie dies in 2009 at the age of 73. >> everything was left to my sister and myself. when we started opening boxes, we still didn't know exactly what we had at that time. >> first, they have to separate the wheat from the chaff. and there's plenty of chaff -- decades of old knickknacks, newspapers, mail, and clothing. how many boxes are we talking about? >> hundreds. >> among the boxes, lisa discovers this book which gives them a clue of what's to come. it's a family journal going back to the 19th century. this is so cool! this is a caricature of andrew green, known as the father of greater new york. i'm from new york. i've never heard of him. did you know much about him before? >> no, we didn't. >> that's when i started to go down the rabbit hole. they learned that this guy, their great-great-great-uncle andrew green, was born in 1820 in an ar

lisa: andrew, bring us up-to-date. andrew: they could be changing. no word from the vice president' s office of the strickland campaign about that at this point. we have seen some secret service agents making her way around downtown this morning. the vice president is scheduled to speak at a private event at the westin hotel later this morning. this is a fundraiser. he arrived in town overnight in anticipation of a morning event for ted strickland. with the v.p. in town, that means extra security at the venue where he' ll be speaking, plus moving him into location and then moving him out of town. that could mean traffic problems for folks as they make their way downtown to work this morning. he is in town to speak at a breakfast fundraiser for ted strickland, the former governor of ohio who is running for the former governor of ohio won the democratic u.s. senate primary, so he' ll go head-to-head with incumbent senator rob portman, who won the republican nomination. they will face off in the fall. the changes here in international news and the situa

lisa: andrew setters will have more details on that story coming up. kyla: but nothing that will impact our commute this morning. randi: we have decent wind today. yesterday they were kind of crazy. today will be windy but i don' t think we go to that extreme that we had yesterday. it does feel like spring. stay warm today and tomorrow. normally this time of year, the average high high is about 56 degrees. this afternoon, 67. we are well above 10 degrees above normal. it will stay windy and mild for today and also for tomorrow. right now, 54 degrees at cvg. a couple of spots a little bit warmer than that. hamilton, carrollton, all at 57. mild side when you head out the door. 8:00 in the morning, temperatures in the low-to-mid 50' s for most of us. by lunchtime, sunny and a little on the breezy side, up to 60. through the afternoon, 4:00, warm and breezy, 67. sustained winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour, but we should not see the crazy gusts we had yesterday. tomorrow will be windy, but also wet. first, let' s check the roads. kyla: things look good to ge

andrew? andrew: the fire destroyed this barn and caused the roof to collapse. we will give you look at it here it smoldered for a while, but the damage has been done. this is video a witness shared with us, showing just how fire crews arrived to this little they could do. five horses were inside this barn at the time, none of the animals made it out. it sounds as though by the time the fire was spotted the barn was already fully engulfed. could not make any attempt to go inside, they simply sprayed water on it from the outside. at this point, they are working to figure out exactly how this ve called in a we' at this point, it doesn' t appear re going to go through the investigation just to kind of rule out a couple causes, there was electric supplied to the building. the owner, there was people in the barn last night at 11:00, nothing unusual at that time. andrew: the fire chief indicated the five horses that died in the fire may have been rescue animals. interesting changes on the way as we look to spring. meteorologist randi rico has cincinnati' s most accura

live in the news room, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: andrew, thank you. cincinnati. weather? i know warm-up is on the way, we will be patient. randi: know how spring goes. coaster. without warm days of winter, as at least it' normally, the advertise 55 today, closer to 50. lower than we usually are. into the 60' right now, 40 five degrees at cvg, 44 and springboro, 43 in dry ridge. through the rest of the afternoon, temperatures climb to the upper 40' s. some towns will see 50, especially south and southeast of downtown. i the evening, the window starts to pick up. they will be breezy for the dry home. -- for the drive home. a southerly wind will help drive temperatures into the 60' s. i will let you know if it will be spring dress worthy for easter plans this weekend in a couple of minutes. mark: randi, thank you. a police chase ends in a crash in glendale, with two suspects rushed to the hospital. this happened around 4:00 this morning in the 200 block of east sharon road. this is live look at the scene. police were investigating suspicious activity in the area of reading a

lisa: we have been following mark: we have team coverage. let' s begin with andrew setters. andrew: this begins and ends in the west end. this girl was reported missing from a car a long hopkins street in the west end, setting off a search. we saw the mother walk back into the front door holding her baby. three week old lamilyan mccollum there was idling in front of her s home. the car was stolen here the police begin the search. 2.5 hours after the car and baby in with the baby in her arms. hospital by cincinnati firefighters to be checked out. where the baby girl was in the meantime, and how she was reunited with her mother, is a mystery. we brought to -- we brought police chief isaacs said the details are still fuzzy. >> we are not sure what occurred. we expended resources to make sure that the baby is safe, that is paramount. we do know that at this point the baby is with the mother. what exactly transpired is still unclear. there is quite a bit of conflicting information. it will take a little bit to unravel. andrew: some of the big question cincinnati police have to an

andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: about to get underway, it is underway. randi: we are looking at low 60' s this afternoon. a bit windy for your st. patrick' s day. this morning starting out with temperatures in the 40' s. mid 50' s by lunchtime and 62 for our high. tomorrow starting out at 37 degrees. for they a basketball tomorrow. whether weekend it will be cooler. highs in the 40' s. mark: got your bracket done? lisa: three hours until the first tipoff. lisa our next item is a genuine "name your price" tool. this highly sought-after device from progressive can be yours for... twenty grand? -no! we are giving it away for just 3 easy payments of $4.99 plus tax! the lines are blowing up! we've got deborah from poughkeepsie. flo: yeah, no, it's flo. you guys realize anyone can use the "name your price" tool for free on progressive.com, right? [ laughing nervously ] [ pickles whines ] i know, it's like they're always on television. what? uh oh. oh. henry! back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has the highest resale value of any brand. again. you

lisa: thank you. a couple struck by a vehicle that crashed into a florida pizzeria where they were eating is remembering the ordeal. the two were at the downtown pizza grill in oakland park when this happened wednesday night. the driver loses control, the suv crashes through the front of the pizzeria. it' s the couple while they were eating. >> the only thing i see is me coming past me, and then him being slammed against the wall. lisa: both were treated for minor injuries. police are investigating the cause of the crash and don' t yet know whether the 70-year-old driver will face any charges. there was a lot of finger-pointing thursday during a house hearing on the flint water crisis. michigan governor rick snyder testified that the state' s department of environmental quality repeatedly assured him that water from the flint river was safe. when in fact, the water was contaminated with dangerous levels of lead. flint switched from the detroit water system in 2014 and snyder says he did not become awa

good morning, thank you for joining us i' m mark hayes. ,lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. this morning' s headlines are coming up. let' s get a check on the forecast. randi: another round of flurries to start the morning commute. we are with these pronounced 7:00 a.m. and they are gone. for those of you out in the early morning, flurries flying around the greater cincinnati. the radar showing snow showers assuming on into downtown and areas of northern kentucky, it is all the same scenario no matter where you are. we are looking at light snow showers drifting through. they are not going to accumulate at all, but you definitely are working the wipers. as we look at the wide view, over the last couple of hours, some rain mixing and at times. right now, flurries , the back edge rolling through portions of southeastern indiana north of 74. it is going to be a slow go. they will be on the 7:00 before we are clear of this batch of flurries. right now, temperatures at or above freezing for most of us. 33 degrees at cvg. looking at the planner today, by 8:00, flurries are gone, te

andrew, good morning. andrew: good morning. this accident sent a car through the guardrail and down an embankment here on the kentucky side of the river. this coming less than 24 hours after a crash shut down to 75% flowers yesterday morning. -- shut down 75 for several hours yesterday morning. the car went through the guardrail and down the embankment. i have the hiccups. i apologize. two people were in the car. it is not there how serious their injuries are. then you have the accident that happened last sunday going other accident near the comb hehl bridge proved deadly. a rear-end wreck on 275 east near kellog killed scott petredis. cory lipmeier is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after police suspected he was impaired during that crash. then another accident, this one the enduring mystery to the comb hehl bridge, and we may have to wait even longer to get answers about the crash that sent a car off the combs hehl bridge last tuesday. the car is still sitting at the bottom of the river as the currents are too high

lisa: i' m lisa cooney. your headlines are straight ahead. we start with a check of the forecast. and the packed. it is going to be a gorgeous day to get outside today. s early this morning. 54 degrees in harrison. 57 in springboro. 56 in walton. most places in the mid 50' s this morning and we can make it to the mid 70' s this afternoon. most places with a few clouds around. a line of showers and thunderstorms rolling through minnesota and iowa. it probably will not arrive until midnight tonight. most of the waking hours, the weather looks just fine. some patchy fog is possible at 8:00 a.m. 67 at noon. expect a high today around 74. lisa: three chicago police officers have been shot during a drug investigation in a west-side neighborhood. officials say their injuries are not life-threatening. all three sustained hits to their lower body. they are described as veteran officers who each have 10-12 years experience. investigating possible narcotics activity when the shooting occurred. a suspect was reportedly shot and killed during the incident

lisa? lisa: thank you. happening today, the man charged with killing a middletown mom is expected back in court. curtis burdette is charged with killing brittany russell last month. russell was shot in her car outside a dayton apartment. her 6-month-old baby was found unharmed in the back seat. the prosecutor has not released a motive for the shooting. family and friends passed out fliers last night, searching for justice for two men murdered on section road weeks apart. 18-year-old charles murph was shot at his house last september. his mother says a woman first knocked on the door. then about an hour later, a man knocked and shot murph in the face when he looked through the blinds. no one has been arrested for the 18-year-old' s murder. then in october, charles flagg was gunned down outside a bar in springfield township. police say two men tried to rob him when he was shot. one man was caught, but another man is still on the loose. >> it' s very, very unfortunate for our family. you're talking about someb

lisa: thank you. developing this morning, one person is dead after a crash near the combs hehl bridge. eastbound i-275 was shut down pontiac grand am rear-ended a dodge caliber. rear-ended vehicle was taken to he is in serious condition this we' re still working to learn the identity of the victim. impairment could be causes for the crash. this happened not far from where a car went over the combs hehl bridge less than a week ago. this week, likely tomorrow or wednesday, divers will resume their search for the car in the search efforts were suspended last week because of safety concerns related to the rising water. campbell county police believe they know the identity of the driver. breaking this morning, a teen boy in police custody after disturbing threats he posted on social media. mark: and this threat targeted more than eight schools in the cincinnati area. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with the latest on the investigation. good morning. andrew: a 15-year-old is in custody and

andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: another scare at another school, wyoming high school. criminal charges are now filed against a 15-year-old student for making a verbal threat. administrators at wyoming made students and parents aware of the threat, but did not cancel school wednesday. it' s being described as a threat from one student against an individual or a group of individuals. now the freshman student is facing two criminal charges. >> we take all threats seriously. we look at each case and try to figure out what' s best for the involved, and we try to investigate everything. : lisa: the 15-year-old charged is being held at a juvenile detention center this morning. mark: returning to a place where a tragedy took place earlier this week. students returned to madison junior/senior high school wednesday, their first day back after 14-year-old austin hancock opened fire in the cafeteria. 90% of students were ready to walk the halls, but not some. officials say three of the four injured students did not return wednesday. students described their first day back to us. >

lisa: now at noon, several major stories breaking now. right now, a 14-year-old boy has been indicted on several charges after that shooting at madison high school. the indictments brought down by a grand jury, and the decision on if he will be charged as an adult or juvenile. another threat at north college hill school. a security guard has been arrested. mark: the middle and high what can you tell us? has anyone been hurt? janell: no one is hurt. the parents are all here. it is a chaotic scene as parents rushed to the high school to pick up their children. the superintendent, i talked to him, he confirmed that a security guard, a school security guard, is in custody for making the bomb threats throughout the week. this is the third time a bomb threat has been called in. the superintendent could not go into details about how they were able to make the link to the security guard, but the security guard has only been affiliated with the school for two weeks. he is a private security guard, and was hired here with other security guards, bec

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so nemesis this time isn't lisa kyle or lisa renna, it's montague. >> how are you going to be stopped from getting to that point? >> i didn't say i was. >> if you did, let's have an honest moment. not going to go like, ahhh! >> right now in recovery and goes to weekly meetings. she's trying to heal, but it's very clear she's still raw from the pain of losing her ex-husband and best friend, monty brenson. he was glad he was going first, because if i first, then he had to be here. >> what were you final words withmonne? >> i said i love you, and i felt him leave. and it was shocking. i didn't expect it. >> you were holding him? you were right there holdin him? >> yeah. >> how did that affect you? how did it affect your life, your sobriety? when is the last time you had a drink? >> let me just say my recovery is going amazing. >> after nearly a year, ki returns to "the real housewives" tonight to face off with kyle. but i used our sit down to clear up some rumors. there was even speculation that >> i'm living in a $400,000 hotel in santa monica overlooking the beach, and people arelike,

lisa: i do recall that. speaking of the zoo, happening today, the western lowland gorillas will get an early start on easter egg hunting. zookeepers will hide colored gorilla enclosure. this has become a tradition at the zoo over the last 25 years. the hunt for eggs begins at 11:00 this morning. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: we are in for another warm and windy day today. today the wind, 10- 20 miles per hour. a increasing clouds. occasionally fairly gusty wind. this evening clouds increase. rai will ben rolling in our direction tomorrow morning. potentially some stronger storms into the evening commute. tomorrow night they will be gone by sunset. 67 degrees today. this morning temperatures in the 50' s. a windy wednesday ahead. off-and-on showers and thunderstorms on thursday. looking gorgeous on saturday and sunday with temperatures in the upper 60' s on easter sunday. kyla: we are off to a pretty decent start. you can see green conditions on the map at this early hour. 19 minut

good morning i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. everybody is dressed up in their green. randi: i even have a little bit of green on the radar. not a whole lot, so don' t panic. a couple of sprinkles as we take a look. you' re setting up a pretty nice day, folks in monterey may be getting a little bit of a drizzle. really not much more than a for today, and will end up being a nice day. generally, temperatures right around 50. 50 right now in alexandria. the planner for today shows the wind picking up as we head towards the afternoon. right now, a cool 50. by lunchtime we' re at 56. a high today around 62 degrees. still on the mild side for this time of the year but colder days are coming. celebrate all the basketball today. kyla: road to looking good, as you get ready to head out in will see. clear, dry rod ads, heading north or south bunny should be good there. same thing along 74, not an issue to be found. we are clear condition

lisa: andrew is live for us. one of the first on the scene of story unfolded on the west and on hopkins. injure their live home. -- andrew was their lives when the child returned home. mark: brought it to us live. coming over to tell andrew at fuzzy here. he has been a business -- the business a long time. there are a lot of questions that need to be answered and we are covering all of the angles as we sort out this breaking news story. it came into the newsroom at about 7:15 this morning. the best possible scenario, the baby back home safe and sound. lisa: let' s check in with the forecast. randy, bring us up to date. a lot of people are worrying about the snow. >> we had a burst of snow. it was melting you the pavement. raised services are always colder and untreated surfaces obviously a couple of slick spots early. now we are watching another line of snow showers working in front south and west. on the seven part of the 275 loop, the snow started to ramp up again along the ohio as you going to portions of sout

reporting live, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: andrew, thank you. wlwt news 5' s richard chiles is at cvg, where the vice president flew in on air force one. -- in air force two. richard, did morning. richard: security is heightened terrorist attack. with the security bubble in place surrounding the arrival of air force two at 12:00 last night. the vice president in route to , cvg after following his remarks in downtown cincinnati. he certainly has been informed by national security advisers with president obama in cuba, updating the course on this developing situation in the threat assessment and climate right now. here at cvg, like airports across the nation, remains yellow. additional security is certainly in place across this airport, as people are checking in, and with vice president biden expected to arrive here relatively soon. we' ve seen the secret service bubble starting to tighten up, we have seen those making their way around this airport. you see the c-17 galaxy there as well. the vice president is certainly making his way back to cvg,

lisa: andrew has been on the first scene from the very beginning. bring us up-to-date again. you mentioned there is speculation -- was there a child to begin with at the address? >> it appears as though someone has just pulled up here. the 700 block of hopkins. chief, is that the baby chief? is that the infant? all right. it appears the baby is back here safe. we are waiting for a confirmation from the police chief but somebody stepped out of this black pontiac and walked into the house, holding the small infant. cincinnati police not confirming that for us. better look. now we have chief elliot isaac walking over here with an update for us. chief, what can you tell us right now? >> that is quite a bit more investigation to determine what took place, but the mother and the baby are here. the baby appears to be fine. that is the most important thing at this time. >> the baby was with the mother? >> that is correct. any indication as to how she wound up with the child? >> it is very fuzzy at this point. we have to do more investigation to figure out what occurred here and hopef

>>s lisa, thank you. you can use the free abc7 news app to track the weather powered by el nino and receive push alerts to receive breaking information. we have resource toss plan for the storms at abc7news.com. blakeing news in downtown oakland. police are investigating a fatal shooting after a man was found dead this morning. the media partner, the oakland tribune, reports the man was found just after 34:00 a.m. police are still trying to identify the victim. gnome arrests have been made. >>> now to dublin, police say a sex ring was being operated out of an apartment complex. neighbors told us they didn't know what was going on, even after police and fbi agents raided the building on friday. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. >> here from the new luxury apartment building across the street and the bart station a sex trafficking business operating out of an apartment. >> honestly? i'm flabbergasted. i don't know what to think now. something like that can be happening right next door to me? >> d

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. >> erin andrews teared up testifying that therelease of new videos online haunts the relationship with herboyfriend, hockey pro derick stahl. >> i don't wan to see this. >> andrews is suing her now convicted stalker and national marriott for $75 million, arguing the should have never allowed him to get a room next to hers when he made the videos. >> a lot of people is it really worth $75 million? you know what? see you naked online with 17 million viewers. >> on cross-examination, the hotel's defense teal m suggested after the peephole video, in fact it thrivvd with numerous endorsements. the 37-year-old sportscast erased into court today to avoid a rain shower and her parents were in court to support her. >> that court saw not only what erin andrews has been through, but what her whole family hass been through. >> today's te was so stressful, it appears erin andrews broke out in a rash. he 2 1/2 years in prison for making the videos in 2008. erin left the courtroom yesterday, when two of his video depositions were played in court. >> he did engage in a little tricky, he went to thehot