good evening, i' m sheree paolello mike: and i' m mike dardis. tonight. isis is claiming responsibility. chaotic sounds. mike: this is the sheer panic inside that airport. the chaos is captured by a witness. in the seconds after the suicide bombs were set off. the explosions happened. just outside a busy airport security checkpoint in brussels. quest -- >> everyone was in panic. we had to run, just because the situation was such it was very, everyone was scared, so everyone ran. mike: late today belgium' s interior minister admits authorities knew that an extremist act was being prepared were surprised by the scale of this attack. >> a lot of heavy weapons have

then join sheree and mike dardis after "the voice", for special live coverage at 10:00 and 11:00. mark: the nun whose name is already synonymous with being a saint is about to become a lisa: pope francis announced today that mother teresa will become a saint. she' s known across the world for her work with the poor in the slums of india and received the nobel peace prize in 1979. she died in 1997, and was beatified by the now deceased pope john paul second, who approved a first miracle. back in december -- pope francis recognized a second miracle, paving the way to her sainthood. she will be canonized on september 4 of this year. the top spots at this year' s iditarod for the second year in a row. dallas seavey won his third consecutive iditarod this morning. it took him over eight days and 11 hours to race his team of dogs more than 1000 miles across alaska. he made it in record time, beating his old record by nearly two hours. seavey' s dad, mitch, reached the end of the race just 45 minutes after his son. he came in second place. lisa: universal studios hollywood has announced

join sheree paolello and mike dardis for special coverage. "crowded" that would have aired at 10:00 is now moving to 3:00 a.m. set your dvr. mark: a shootout in chicago has three police officers injured and a suspect dead. a narcotics tactical team observed a drug deal last night. when they confronted the suspects, the suspects opened fire. the officers are expected to survive. a second suspect fled the scene. lisa: 10 days ago , gabriel correll was on a ventilator at children' s hospital after he was beaten by his mother and her boyfriend. joseph correll is struggling to understand how this could have happened. >> there were too many inconsistencies. how do you feed a child that is not breathing? how do you feed a child just before he is on life support? that does not make sense. deviated septum, and bruises. were indicted on federal assault charges and child endangerment. mark: what do you have? kyla: slower traffic than we would typically see. it is moving better now because the accident at mitchell has cleared. we are seeing a big back up

good evening i' m mike dardis. sheree: and i' m sheree paolello. only on wlwt. lisa cooney talks with conner about his run for safety. and quick thinking to call 911. >> i' m at madison, i' m at madison high school. there' s a shooting . sheree: his, is the panicked, breathless voice calling for help. >> he' s got a gun. he started shooting people. reporter: conner hamrick, called 911 . trucks i heard a shot it sounded like a bag popping. really loud. sheree: conner hamrick was as close as you can get to the gunfire without being hit. >> holding the gun like this. i look up and see a kid standing there with a gun held out like i saw smoke and a flash followed by 3 more shots. sheree: conner got down and crawled to the nearest exit the door to the gym. >> i got up and started running i told people to run there was someone shooting in the cafeteria. reporter: once they got outside conner and his friends crossed a playground, a ballfield under a fence and a half mile away they stopped here. moisman road. this is where conner called 911 . >> how many people did he s

good evening, i' m sheree paolello mike: and i' m mike dardis. tonight. isis is claiming responsibility. chaotic sounds. mike: this is the sheer panic inside that airport. the chaos is captured by a witness. in the seconds after the suicide bombs were set off. the explosions happened. just outside a busy airport security checkpoint in brussels. quest -- >> everyone was in panic. we had to run, just because the situation was such it was very, everyone was scared, so everyone ran. mike: late today belgium' s interior minister admits authorities knew that an extremist act was being prepared were surprised by the scale of this attack. >> a lot of heavy weapons have been found, which is an indication that something, perhaps, was being planned for the next few days and our people in brussels knew about that. sheree: tonight. much of the investigation is tied to a single picture. belgian police confirmed that 3 men in a picture taken from surveillance video. pushing luggage carts with bags through the airport are considered the suspects. two of the men, who were

then join sheree paolello and mike dardis after "the voice" for special live coverage at two episodes of nbc' s new comedy "crowded" that would air at 10:00 is moving to 3:00 a.m. so if you want to see that, set your dvr. mark: a 16-year-old girl beaten two weeks ago outside a nightclub in the east end has died. 34-year-old william arnold was arrested and charged in the assault. the girl had been in a coma since the attack before dying just yesterday. arnold is being held on a $250,000 bond. he could be facing upgraded charges, but those have not been filed yet. cincinnati police need your help finding a missing man this morning. they say he has severe medical conditions that require medical attention. last seen leaving his apartment on chateau avenue march 5. they say he often goes to the library downtown. if you' ve seen him, call police. lisa: back to the morning commute on this tuesday. we have a clear up of an incident. kyla: we do have a clear up along 75. you are good to go, lisa cooney. it has completely reopened. you are good there in other county. daytime construction shown

mike and i' m mike dardis. : around here, we had some storms but nothing with rotation. sheree: chief meteorologist kevin robinson has cincinnati' s most accurate forecast. kevin: that brief tornado was created by this thunderstorm that pushed through with a complex of showers and a few rumbles of thunder. this is what it looked like in case you are wondering what radar looked like as the storm was pushing west of dayton. here is dayton. here is i 70 at the top of your screen. that is where we were able to pick up rotation on that storm as it pushed towards 70 and towards the lewisburg and phillipsburg communities. this is what we saw , some of the pictures we saw from the system as it moved through. this is not your classic , strong, well-developed tornado, extends to the ground. that system was rotating. you can clearly see the rotation in the clouds and the thin down. from everything i have been able to see, the damage has been very sporadic and on the light side , kept to a stray barn right now. things are quieter. here is a live look at radar. things have quieted do

courtis: and i am courtis fuller in for mike dardis. we won' t get any answers until crews can pull the vehicle out. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is leading the way with the story. brian, it seems like someone should have been reported missing -- been reported missing now. brian : for those lives in the shadows of this bridge, proximity isn' t what makes them feel close to the crash here. >> people who saw it were traumatized. they said they just couldn' t get the image out of their minds for one thing. it is just really disturbing. brian: tracie peterson can' t help but think about the victims every time she walks into her backyard. tracy: you are almost haunted by the thought that person is down brian: somewhere new the bridge of that meant under fast-moving waters of the ohio river, a vehicle remains submerged. it is been there since about 4:30 on tuesday when it plunged about 100 feet off of the bridge during a crash involving a dozen cars. new calls to the campbell county 911 center have been released. >> a car just went off of the

mike i' m mike dardis. it touched down in brookville, outside dayton, around 2:00 this afternoon. sheree: chief meteorologist kevin robinson has a closer look at the tornado and what we can expect as we head into the evening. kevin: good evening. we don' t have to worry about severe weather this evening. this was a rogue storm near the dayton area. here is interstate 70 at the top of your screen. this is the storm. it does not look very impressive. fortunately, the tornado was not either. lots of video. we were able to capture some of that. this was courtesy of the police department. in the center of your screen, you can see the rotation. towards the fortunately, this was a weak tornado. fortunately, it was over rural areas and open farmland so this damage. over with now. the only thing we are worried about is a few scattered downpours west and east of cincinnati. brown county and west union towards highway 52, some of these will move in your direction. it is going to be dry or most of us this evening. most of the rain is over. it should be a decent evening with temperatures in th

sheree paolello and mike dardis will bring you live coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. when the polls close. then join us for a special edition of wlwt news 5 at 10:00 and 11:00. march madness is here, and it' s time to fill out your bracket. dan griffin is live this morning with a look at the draw for local squads. dan: hard work pays off, and these teams and their coaches have been working all year long to get here. five areas teams selected to the field of 68 this time around. xavier grabs a top seed in the ncaa tournament. as expected, they will be a two seed facing 15-seeded weber state on friday. the teams face off in st. louis with tip-off at 9:20. what about the west region? cincinnati bearcats have the nine seed. they face the atlantic 10 champions st. joes in spokan on friday at 10:00. we' ve got a closer look at the schedule on your screen right now. some other big names and big games people looking forward to including those uk wildcats taking on stony brook thursday night. indiana hoosiers also in the mix. dayton also made the tournament, all as march madne

mike dardis has the night off. it' s a story you saw first on wlwt, now we' re learning the suspect is linked to another high-profile case. wlwt news 5' s jenell walton is live downtown with how police tracked him down. jenell? jenell: police and the atf have identified the suspect as rayshawn herald. court records show he' s the same man who was arrested for firing shots at a metro bus. great american tower workers spent the past year wondering if shots at their offices in january of 2015. tonight, some relief as they learned someone has finally been arrested in this high-profile investigation. >> it' s a lovely facility and it was unusual to hear about that. but, we' re certainly glad that everything was taken care of and the gentleman was arrested and we don' t have to worry anymore. jenell: the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives, along with cincinnati police, say 23-year-old rayshawn herald has been indicted in federal court for possession of the firearm used in the shootings. 14 months ago, bu

mike: and i' m mike dardis. another person was rushed to u.c. medical center. it happened on alexandria pike in cold spring, kentucky. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa is live with the latest. tammy. tammy: just a tragic scene out here. a mother and daughter killed in a head-on collision. you can see 27 opened up the high need. you can see this video we shot a investigators say around 7:00 p.m., the mother and her little girl or going north on u.s. 27, when a car going south crossed the median and hit them head-on. investigators say the mother and daughter died on the scene. the woman who hit them was rest to the medical center. they are working on the crash scene. investigators are looking to see if drugs or alcohol factored in this terrible crash. >> it is horrifying. it is the worst thing you can see in law enforcement. we have officers trying to investigate, to determine what information they can provide for us. tammy: police are still notifying family members before releasing the names of the victims. reporting live cold springs, tammy mutasa. mike: still no wo

then join sheree paolello and mike dardis after "the voice" for special live coverage at 10:00 and 11:00. two episodes of nbc' s new comedy "crowded" that would air at 10:00 is moving to 3:00 a.m. so if you want to see that, set your dvr. lisa: i have to figure out how to do that. let' s talk to randi rico. randi: the potential for some fog. the temperatures and dew points are pretty close. this is something we will be tracking towards sunrise. as of right now we' re not seeing any issues. we can see some fog developing. no worries and no big time jackets needed this morning. 58 at hamilton. a nice mild start to there is the potential for fog development. 55 degrees as they wait for the bus. after school, 73. it will be great to get outside and you can enjoy a mild afternoon. tonight we have the risk for some thunderstorms around midnight or so. but let' s first check the roads. kyla: going pretty good in most parts. we are seeing some stopped traffic on 75. this construction, rolling roadblocks. times. it is happening at 75. hopefully we' ll get some movement very soon. they are supp

good evening i' m mike dardis. sheree: and i' m sheree paolello. students and parents got the opportunity to walk through together. to deal with the reality that 2 teenagers were shot and 2 others hurt. mike: wlwt news 5' s emily wood begins our team coverage with reaction from families. emily. reporter: mike and sheree, this was difficult tonight. it was hard for students and tough for parents to see their but the purpose of this walk-through was to do it together, as a family because tomorrow school is back in session and madison wants to move forward. instead of a packed parking lot for a tuesday night game or pta meeting, madison junior senior high opened its doors for an unprecedented night of healing. this walk-through. a simple yet powerful gesture from the district allowed families back inside for the first time since the shooting. >> it was really emotional at first, i was really scared and upset but then once they started talking to me and i looked around and saw it was the same, i felt much more comfortable. reporter: freshman kaitlyn mor

good evening, i'm mike dardis. sheree: and i'm sheree paolello. when police showed up to arrest him, they say he was drinking wine in class. wlwt news 5's emily wood is live in mt. healthy with the story. emily? mt. healthy police say this is a bizarre case. reporter: this afternoon officers arrived here at mt. healthy's alternative school and found the boy drinking wine and in possession of a fake but very real looking plastic gun. police found on the student while he was in class in mt. healthy's achieve program. the program is considered a last chance option for students with behaviorial issues. police say the 12-year-old boy threatened two students after school yesterday. he allegedly pointed the gun and said i am going to shoot you. the student was arrested today and taken to the hamilton county juvenile detention center. >> in today's day and age you have to take every threat as being real and if we don't then the worst could happen and we can't wait for that to happen and we have to act now. reporter: the student has been charged with two c

mike: good evening, i' m mike dardis. sheree is off tonight. for 6 days it' s been sitting at the bottom of the ohio. the mission to recover the car that flew off the bridge, too dangerous to try. tonight, wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa spoke with a dive expert, about the strategy, and the safety concerns. tammy. reporter: mike. rescuers were hoping to start tomorrow to get the car from the but i' s not happening. as one professional diver explained to me the ohio river is, its own boss. looks like a gentle giant but dark and dangerous. >> doing any kind of work like that where there' s very limited visibility there' s very high current, it' s a real danger to divers. reporter: john hoh has been a professional diver for years- he' s not with the boone county water rescue team but he' s worked missions like one boone county faces. >> if something comes down and hits you, it could definitely injure you, it could knock you unconscious or it could tangle yourself up in the lines people that people are holding onto to keep you safe. reporter: the plan

good evening, i'm mike dardis. sheree: and i'm sheree paolello. let's bring in chief meteorologist kevin robinson, with a look at the timeline. kevin. kevin: wet road ways is what i morning. radar is pretty quiet. there is a little bit of rainfall but all of that is very much so on the light side. we have break for the next several hours because the leading edge of the rain still to the south and west of louisville. i'll be tracking it overnight and let you know how much rain we should expect as we head into your thursday. mike: kev, we'll talk to you later. thank you. a bomb threat in boone county, and the woman accused of calling it in was an assistant principal at the time. wlwt news 5's emily wood. is live at conner middle school tonight, with more on what investigators found out emily? emily: boone county schools says jennifer warford was the assistant principal, at this middle school when she was accused of calling in the threat to a florence restaurant last month. according to court records warford claimed she was having a panic attack and

i' m mike dardis. sheree: and i' m sheree paolello. getting exciting tonight. four more states head to the polls with michigan the key battleground. right now, the race between bernie sanders and hillary clinton remains too close to call. the gop winner tonight is more clear cut. donald trump has already claimed victories in mississippi and michigan. michigan enough to keep the kasich campaign kicking? sheree: kasich is narrowly holding onto second right now as the vote rolls in. wlwt news 5' s john london is live in columbus at a watch party for the ohio governor where the governor just talked. john. john: governor john kasich very pleased with those michigan numbers, giving him the kind of momentum that he wanted as this now shifts to home-court. the state of ohio, a week from tonight. his watch party at the renaissance hotel in downtown columbus was all about watching the michigan results. kasich did well with those who decided early and according to the exit polling, the mood reflected a sense of a campaign that could be on the cusp of catching on nationall

courtis: and i am courtis fuller in for mike dardis. we won' t get any answers until crews can pull the vehicle out. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is leading the way with the story. brian, it seems like someone should have been reported missing -- been reported missing now. brian : for those lives in the shadows of this bridge, proximity isn' t what makes them feel close to the crash here. >> people who saw it were traumatized. they said they just couldn' t get the image out of their minds for one thing. it is just really disturbing. brian: tracie peterson can' t help but think about the victims every time she walks into her backyard. tracy: you are almost haunted by the thought that person is down

wlwt's mike dardis has more. reporter: it's been more than 20 years since every twist and turn in the o.j. simp ton trial. today, another possible clue. >> the actual item is described as a knife. reporter: a knife that could have been found on o.j. simpson's former brent wood estate nearly two decades ago is being tested for forensic evidence. police say someone supposedly gave the knife to an l.a.p.d. police officer working security on a movie set. the officer held on to it for a dozen years. >> he held on to it until just recently, when we discovered that he had it. and we have now recovered it within the last month. reporter: o.j. simpson was tried and acquitted of the 1994 stabbing death of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend, ronald goldman. the supposed murder weapon was never recovered, only adding to the mystery. case isn't ready to jump to conclusions. >> i think you have to try to keep this in perspective. this knife was recovered 18 years ago, around the time where several other knives in

good evening i' m mike dardis. sheree: and i' m sheree paolello. students and parents got the opportunity to walk through together. to deal with the reality that 2 teenagers were shot and 2 others hurt. mike: wlwt news 5' s emily wood begins our team coverage with reaction from families. emily. reporter: mike and sheree, this was difficult tonight. it was hard for students and tough for parents to see their

i' m mike dardis. sheree: i' m sheree paolello. the body is believed to be an 85-year-old woman who lived in the house with her son and his wife. they both escaped. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick has the interview with one of them you' ll see only on wlwt news 5. brian. brian: this was an intense fire. been seen from kentucky. not surprising when you see what' s left which is not much. happened. only on 5, we ask the man who was closest to the fire when it broke out. the house was barely an outline behind a wall of fire all captured on cell phone video, but first seen by tim stephenson. >> i woke up, i walk into my living room and the couch looked like it was on fire. brian: tim was inside when the fire broke out. he says it spread so quickly, he didn' t have a chance to fight it. >> i went outside to get the hose to hose it down. by the time i got back, i couldn' t get back inside because there was so much smoke. brian: the smoke continued for hours even after the fire was out. tim' s wife rebecca was able to get out but was burned,

sheree paolello and mike dardis will bring you live coverage. when the polls close. then join us for a special edition. of wlwt news five at 10:00 and 11:00. time now is 6:37 . others we are following this morning new details this morning , about a man shot and killed in avondale last night. victim. investigators say it was 21-year-old trazone mahaffey. police say he was found shot to death at a gas station in avondale. this was on burnet avenue just before 6:00 last night. police say he was shot several times and pronounced dead on scene. this morning police have no suspects. , police looking for the person who damaged this shoe store. police say a man threw a brick at the store window overnight and then took off running. this happened at wendel' s so far, no arrrests. still looking for answers this morning after part of an building comes crashing down in clifton. it happened at ludlow and middleton. way sunday afternoon and we spoke with a couple who was sitting on their front porch at the time. they say they heard creaking and saw sawdust fall. before the sudden c