lisa: richard chiles is live at cvg with how this could affect our area. richard: good morning. with these attacks happening around the world, airports are for cautions. right now, the tsa reload remains at threat level yellow. that is the intermediate level. it is slightly elevated, but it has been on that alert for the last few months. there has been radio traffic proceeding this attack. as you talk about those brussels attacks outside the departure area at the airport, certainly, a lot of caution. here is cvg, this was already going to be under the bubble as you see the vice president' s 727 -- 737 parked outside. when the vice president is here, there' s always the heightened as the decisions are made, of course with president obama in cuba, we are very certain that vice president biden has been made aware of the situation developing in brussels and certainly making decisions. whether or not the vice president will choose to leave his engagement downtown and make his way back to cvg and get back to washington remains to be seen at this time. but right now, as cvg, we remain

with jason sperry, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. lisa: the dinner has been going on since 1911. good morning to you. how that some of that right now. it looks amazing. randi: and warm red sauce. temperatures are starting out in the upper 20' s, low 30' s. you want the winter coat early in the day. monday for the second day of spring. 8:00 this morning, we' re going to be at 30. not a typical spring day. low 60' s tomorrow and windy conditions. wednesday we are breezy through the day. thursday, off and on rain showers. for the weekend, easter sunday, temperatures will be close to 60. guys? lisa: thank you. a former xavier coach is expected in court today. mark: the trial set to begin after a player accuses him of sexual abuse. lisa: a stunning finish to the xavier musketeers final game. how wisconsin was able to bring in a last-second win over the team. mark: a tragic shooting in pennsylvania. how a former trooper killed two toll booth workers before officials took the suspect down hiimself. lisa: breaking this morning, how officials are responding after a teen allegedly made bom

reporting live from cvg, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. mark: richard, thank you. john kasich has released a statement expressing solidarity with the people of belgium. he writes in part "along with every american, i am sickened by the pictures of carnage. we and our allies must rededicate ourselves to values of freedom and human rights. we must utterly reject the use of deadly acts of terror." already having a ripple effect here at home. lisa: wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is live at cvg, with a area. brian. o' brien: did not only -- brian events in brussels have a ripple : effect across the globe, even here at cvg. but the way the attack happened the bombs went off in an area before screening. cvg and in washington -- they' re saying nothing so far. here' s what you may not know. they' re in a difficult position. they' re basically responsible for screening, making sure banned items do not go beyond they' re not responsible for policing, they call airport any security increases not related to screening will have to come from airport police. they can increase their

news 5' s richard chiles got a look at what edgewood administrators are doing to face the threat of violence. >> we' re going to do everything we can to make sure students are safe. richard: superintendent russ fussnecker is vigilant about protecting his students. today, and everyday student safety is his priority. >> parents will forgive you if their children don' t pass the test, but they are not going to injured or if they are never going to return home. richard: as a part of the edgewood safety plan, the board voted unanimously in 2013 to allow law enforcement certified school administrators to carry a firearm on campus. >> any administrator in the district who has a valid carry conceal permit and also goes through the ohio peace officer training, they then can carry a fire arm anywhere in our district. richard: joe eaton actively trains school administrators as a part of faster saves lives, here on the firing line and through tactics and first aid. >> you' ve got to have somebody in the building who can stop the killing and who can then start rendering medical aid. that is how we save l

richard: in lebanon, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. mark: the family says they will appeal for a warren county judge to enforce the court order. a walnut hills man is heading to court today accused of using an ax to threaten someone. court records show jason kuss allegedly told a man he was ready to kill somebody, causing the man to fear for his life. afternoon to face two counts of aggravated menacing. police are still searching for two suspects in a shooting in west price hill this morning. they found the victim sunday police say the man was shot multiple times in the torso inside the home. they found him in a parking lot on trenton. he was in stable condition during surgery at uc medical . police say the victim is expected to survive. they haven' t released the man' s name, but say he' s in his 30' s. police say neighbors have complained about the home before. >> we did get some neighbors were stating that they' ve called, referencing some suspicious activity, drug activity at the residence. mark: witnesses say two men ran from the

lisa: richard chiles is live with more details from there. richard: good morning. were that possible terrorist attack spreads around the world, and heightened security here with the vice president in town. you can see the vice president air force two park avenue here cincinnati cvg international airport. you certainly get an idea of the heightened awareness as cincinnati is under the bubble with president obama in cuba, joe biden downtown in cincinnati, that security message has been spread to the vice president. he certainly has been made aware of the situation. you get an idea of the heightened security. for business travelers and leisure travelers of the cincinnati to master airport, we remain, like the rest of the nation, at terrorist yellow level, the intermediate elevated level. it is two levels down from the red heightened area of security but right now but at terrorist level yellow. people are reminded to remain vigilant and keep eyes open, print -- for checking in. cvg representatives say to check their website cvgairport.com to get an idea of the check-in

wlwt news 5's richard chiles live in the newsroom with the unexpected voter turnout and the richard: heavy turnout, lines exceeding all expectations as voters came out in full force in boone and kenton county. poll workers say people were waiting to vote before the polls opened. there were people still trying to park at the florence baptist church when the polls closed. the turnout so large that sheriff's deputies were called in to direct traffic. the caucus chair says it was a steady crowd for the first two hours of voting. poll workers say it was exciting to see so many people coming out to support their candidate. one kasich supporter says she made it seconds before the polls closed. >> i thought i'd go to the grocery store and come back, and the lines exiting here and the lines exiting i-75 were totally backed up all day. all day. really bad. >> surprised me they put only one place to vote in each county unless they expected a very low turnout. which we obviously had a huge turnout. trump. richard: after getting through the long lines, most voters we talked to said the process wa

al jazeera's lisa stark has more from washington. >> parts of the affordable care act, obamacare have been challenged in the supreme court by independent businesses, by the religious owners of a chain of craft stores, by a handful of virginia residents, and now perhaps the toughest opponents yet. nuns, the little sisters of the poor, their mission to serve the elderly poor at 27 locations in worldwide. these nuns with other religious charities, schools and diocese object to one provision of the health care law which requires free birth control coverage for employees and students. as they argued in lower court, providing contraceptive coverage violates their beliefs. >> it is a choice that violates our nation's historic commitment to ensure that people from diverse faiths can freely follow god's calling in their lives. >> under federal law, the government does have to accommodate religious beliefs and the administration argues it has done just that. faith-based groups that object to the contraceptive mandate can opt out. >> they are not involved in any way for providing for or paying f

johnny: cristiÁn de la fuente y su esposa angÉlica siguen disfrutando de sus vacaciones en chile, y lesnes mÁs importantes del viacrucis que es de los padres franciscanos. alejandra: es la procesiÓn del viernes santo y estamos viendo a los padres franciscanos que tienen la custodia de tierra santa, van con todos los peregrinos, es impresionante la cantidad de personas que estÁn acÁ y sobretodo el sentimiento. alan: aquÍ estamos hablando con un padre, ¿cÓmo estÁ? >> acabo de hacer otros programas de televisiÓn y es el momento mÁs importante de semana santa, hacer el camino de jesÚs del calvario es el deber de todo cristiano, todos los villanos de todas partes del mundo hemos querido ser discÍpulos de cristo, con todas las consecuencias, a pesar de las dificultades que hay en la vida, pero es el momento, porque seguirle es seguir su amor, hacer con Él como él nos amÓ, nos amó hasta el final. alan: padre, platiqueme del viacrucis como tal, las estaciones. >> ahora hemos pasado las dos primeras, jesÚs es condenado a muerte y jesÚs lleva cargado con la cruz, es muy importante, si os fijaÍs,