local 12's perry schaible will tell us what's next for madison junior/senior high school. 3 3 3 now at five thirty. 3 avoiding student loans.we'll tell you about a new kentucky bill that's investing in higher education. 3 plus, an ohio college is preparing for mayhem.we'll tell you how wright state's campus is gearing up for a presidential debate. 3 those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 today students at madison junior/senior high school are trying to get back to normal after four students were hurt in a shooting monday. some kids are still shaken up.. as school leaders talk about security. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from butler county with the details. 3 this is the second day back in class for students...and the staff is just trying to make things as smooth and normal as possible for students. yesterday, the family of alleged shooter james "austin" hancock released a statement. it says in part: "we are devastated by austin's actions at school monday. we pray for the immediate

it's their chance to give their input on the presidential nominee.local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with the details. 3 well bob, there is a lot of confusion surrounding the caucus...the first problem...a lot of voters don't even know it's happening. even though the caucus is being put on by kentucky's republican party..most of the questions are coming in to the county clerk's offices. so, here is how it works: if you are a registered republican in kentucky...this is your chance, and your only chance, to vote to nominate a candidate for president. there is no primary for republican voters this year. polling places are open tomorrow from 10 to 4. but, keep this in mind, you don't vote at your one designated location in each county. 3 "they need to bring some kind of identification. they'll have someone there checking people in based on the voter rules that came to you from the secretary of state and show their identification and that's all they really need to do."boone county republicans vote at florence baptist church. all kenton county republicans will vote at summit view sc

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* 3 3 doling out a harsh sentence. we're learning the punishment for a local high school graduate who is detained in north korea. 3 a record number of votes.we'll tell you just how many ohioans cast their opinions at the polls. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 a car is still in the river after it plunges off the combs- hehl bridge. this morning, crews will work to get the vehicle out of the water.. and there are still questions about victims. local 12's perry schaible is live with more on recovery efforts. 3 witnesses say three people were in the vehicle as it went over the side of the bridge and plunged nose first into the ohio river. crews have located the vehicle in the water between kentucky and ohio. this morning they resume efforts to get it out of the water. the car went over the side of the bridge about 430 yesterday afternoon as a travel from kentucky to ohio. witnesses say to crash it

local 12's perry schaible will update us on our 3 3 now at five thirty.local 12 investigates childhood poverty. coming up, i'll tell you about our town hall discussion and how you can particpate. 3 plus, is this the end of spring break?we'll tell you why some communities are being forced to ban alcohol. 3 plus, making cash withdrawals easier and safer.we'll tell you how smartphones could replace your bank card. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 we're tracking a local breaking news alert out of glendale.right now, duke energy is cleaning up a mess after a car slammed into a pole on sharon road around 4 a.m. you are looking at a live picture.that car was involved in a police pursuit - two people were inside. both were taken to the hospital with injuries.the area has gas gas leak.we'll will stay on top of this throughout the morning on local 12 and local 12 dot com. 3 new this morning..police are investigating a social media post that threatens violence against local schoo

local 12's perry schaible will report on the congressional race in butler county.. and some ballot confusion there. 3 ohio voters have a lot to consider when they head to the polls today.when it comes to the presidential race... some voters tell us recent protests at rallies could change their way of thinking.protesters clashed with donald trump supporters at a rally in chicago friday... prompting the republican frontrunner to cancel the event.then saturday, police used pepper spray on demonstrators outside a trump rally in kansas city. some think the violence will affect how people vote. 3 (sarah forman, newport)05:55 "i think it's going to make it worse. i think people are going to look at that and not really want to vote for either of them--err any of them." 06:00"(john hanson, white oak) 08:32 "i wasn't sure who i was going to vote for but now that i see these people protesting like children, i'm actually--actually it makes me want to vote for that person more." 08:45trump has blamed bernie sanders's supporters for the violence at some of his protests.he said sa

perry schaible with what is going on right now. >>perry: if you take a look behind me it is a shell with a lot of smoke coming out of it that being caused by hot spots tonight. really understand the gravity of this situation take a look at this video given to us by a neighbor. look how intense this fire is. 2 gotten out. both taken to the hospital one person still unaccounted for that is an elderly lady who was on oxygen. apparently there were some explosions in this fire that caused it to intensify. they are really lucky it didn't spread anywhere else. it didn't spread because there are 2 vacant properties on either side of this house. so this morning what they are doing is they called in a state fire marshall. they are waiting for him to arrive to see when they can go into the building and see what is going on in there. >> sheila: we will check in with perry in half an hour. if we get new information you can find it on local12.com and star 64 until 9. jen dalton is here with traffic. >> jen: we do have is this problems to let you

runs as smoothly as possible. local 12's perry schaibl e is live at pleasant ridge with a going. good afternoon, perry. you, john. what i can say a lot of stickers going out the door today. they have had a steady stream of voters since 6:30 this morning. they expect things to get busier during lunchtime. we have noticed an increase in the last half hour. things are running very, very smoothly. that's the opposite of what happened back in november when they implemented new technology. people today are getting in and out quickly. the turnout is certainly unusual for a primary election. >> i've never seen it like this before. that's why i thought it was important for me to get my vote in. number one, because i don't like the controversy and that kind of i think it is a ridiculous, but get out and vote, that's what counts. >> with the new e-poll book we can track voter turnout, as of about 45 minutes ago. we had over 50,000 voters processed in hamilton county. >> earlier this morning, i was in butler county where folks voted with no problem at all. >> we were at the mid-point westchester

who helps help. means will get 44 people to shave their heads. and there are more ways to help. perry schaible shows us how. >> it doesn't care how old you are. it doesn't care how much money you have. it doesn't care at all. >> it often attacks children. according to the saint bald winn foundation, 46 kids are diagnosed every day. >> i remember the day i was a parent, was not cancer parent. if you love a child, this is a war that's yours. you need to find it. >> nicole could tell you how it was. >> no issues. woke up one day. i took him to the hospital. >> doctors gave nicole's son owen a devastating diagnosis. ewing sarcoma, bone cancer. you go from normal life to being ripped away from you. >> and owen is the ambassador of brave the shave family day. national non-profit. >> we shave our heads, beautiful. >> and it's a family festival type carnival for anyone who wants to attend. before the day, there's several preevent fund-raisers, to help keep costs low. and easter bunny express. order 50 prefilled easter eggs and 20 minute character visit. everything is done and you help a great cause at

personnel personnel. that's really what these meetings are all about finding a comfortable with. perry schaible, local 12 news. >> the first meeting is for parents of junior students of the school, it starts at 6:00 at the auditorium. free agency today and 14 bengals are up for grabs. espn is reporting that receiver marvin jones plans to sign with the detroit lions. jones has spent the last six years with the bengals. the cincinnati bengals have signed a deal to secure safety iloca, regarded as one of the top safeties in the league. several teams were reportedly showing interest in him. >> there's a pretty lofty goal for the students in mason. they plan to collect more than 10,000 books to celebrate the book drive. school today to read to the kids. the school is partnering to provide engaging books to kids in need and that drive runs for one more week. april. another warm day in store, but we might be dodging raindrops. meteorologist scott dimmich with a look at your no wait weather. >> showers will be isolated this afternoon. still have a lot of dry air in place. despite all of the clouds and

local 12's perry schaible is heading that way right now and we'll catch up with her at five to see the crew getting ready for the big bash. 3 time/temp interest rate to remain unchanged for now. what prompted the federal reserve to hold off on an increase, just ahead. plus, a closer look at problems on election day. the differing opinions about how hours were extended at local polls and when people were notified. 3 but first, new but first, new information surfacing about bergdahl desertion case. the reason the army sergeant says he left his post in afghanistan, next, break two3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 we're learning new information about the case of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. newly released documents from a military investigation show bergdahl's reasoning for afghanistan in 2009. bergdahl said he was trying to draw attention to what he saw as leadership problems. other documents show army doctors diagnosed him with a personality disorder. bergdahl is facing a general court martial in august.. on charges of desertion and 3 frank sinatra junior carried on his famous father's legacy

meanwhile, ketucky is holding its republican caucuses tomorrow.local12's perry schaible will break down the changes, live at five on good morning cincinnati. 3 time/temp ...tensions are high between north and south korea ...why the two countries are preparing for possible attacks right now ...plus ... reinforcement from rivals ... the latest companies to back apple in it's battle with the f-b-i ...next, on good morning cincinnati. 3 3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 new this 3 morning ...south korea is anticipating a terrorist attack from the north in response to the latest u-n sanctions.state media reports north korean leader kim jong un put his military on standby for nuclear strikes at any time.in a show of anger over new sanctions, north korea launched six short-range missles into the sea of japan yesterday.meanwhile, the u-s and south korea are getting ready to take part in war games next week, which north korea claims are invasion preparations. 3 also new this morning...the families of 12 passengers on malaysia airlines flight 370 lawyer who represents ten of those families says they d

and then all of the food goes to the freestore foodbank to feed the hungry.local12's perry schaible will have more on the 19th year of canstruction.. live at five on good morning cincinnati. 3 you can take a trek through the stars tonight at music hall.star trek: the ultimate voyage is a special musical event bringing five decades of the show and film to stages across the country.a live orchestra will play popular music from the franchise, as some of its most iconic scenes play on a huge 40-foot wide screen.we have more information on local12- dot-com, hover over news, and click get it now links. 3 time/temp ...insulted in front you're not going to believe what an educator told one high school junior ...plus ... saying farewell to a former first lady ...when nancy reagan will reach her final resting place.next, on good morning cincinnati. break two3 3 teachers are supposed to inspire their students, not cut them down ...but one georgia high school girl is speaking out after she says her teacher insulted her in front of the entire class.and she recorded the whole exchange i have been arou

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from covington with more on what customers can expect. 3 top o' the morning to ya! the luck of the irish is upon us....and for many the day starts with kegs and eggs. that's what people can do here at molly malone's starting at 7 am. this is video 3 of last years celebration. the door today get a souvenir shirt. there will be music, dancing, and of course....beer. this year the restaurant is working with the cincinnati gaelic athletic association. court street will be closed. a large tent will be put up. volunteers will demonstrate traditional irish sports like gaelic football and hurling. st. patrick's day is named after the patron saint of ireland. it's the official feast day...named in the early 3 perry will be at the pub all morning long and bring you a look from inside in our six o'clock hour. 3 a piece of history will be demolished.up next, we'll tell you which local hotel is going to be torn down.cincinnati's skyline is one of the best. we'll tell you how it ranks among the top in the country. 3 the owners of a historic downtown hotel wa

local 12's perry schaible is live outside madison junior/senior high school to tell you how the community is coming together. 3 the meeting starts at 6 school auditorium. 3 kyler bradley says he believes in miracles.the local fifth grader was diagnosed in october with the same brain cancer which ended lauren hill's life.local 12's deb dixon visited kyler and his family yesterday.he's been home two months now.. and kyler's face is swollen from steroids.but he's eating.. breathing without help during the day.. and has his own way of communicating. 3 "kyler wakes up in a good mood, called me in his room how many jars...five? for breakfast" 3 "he's in there somewhere he shows you that everyday"there are a couple of events this month to benefit kyler's family and "the cure starts now".. including a "dine and donate" at applebees on princeton road march 26th.we have a link to the fundraisers on local 12 dot- com.click the the home page. 3 we also have an update on brooklyn smith.. the five-year old northern kentucky girl also has d- i- p- g.her family posted on her facebook page that she only h

local 12's perry schaible tells us why some people are braving the shave. 3 now at five thirty.a mother will face a judge today.we have the latest details on a disturbing case where a baby was nearly beaten to death. 3 a judge will make a decision today on teen voting.we'll tell you why some ohio teens are asking for a choice during campaign 2016. 3 coming up...i'll tell you about one little boy's cancer battle...and how you can help him raise money for research. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's 3 3 the mother of a ten- month- old who was nearly beaten to death is due in court this morning. aimee correll joined her boyfriend neal royal as a defendant in the beating of gabriel correll. the baby was in the hospital for three days, and at one point, couldn't breath without a ventilator. he's now out of the hospital and in the care of his grandmother. aimee correll is facing two felony assault charges.. and six counts of child 3 we'll know today whether teenagers who turn 18 before the novemb

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with more on what's expected 3 this is the second time the case against charles harrell will be heard by a hamilton county judge. the first time ended with a mistrial after judge heather russell recused herself. today, all the charges will be heard by judge richard bernat, who is known for being tough. harrell is charged with obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, contempt of court and misdemeanor drug possession. all of those charges stem from the february incident, where harrell was allegedly jay walking while his cell phone was rolling. in court friday, harrell or someone with him, violated courthouse rules by taking a picture of officers and posting it on facebook. there were also some unpleasant comments made on the page about judge russell. harrell's defense attorney asked judge russell to recuse herself and she agreed. so today, they start fresh. harrell's attorney told local 12 he looks forward to getting arresting officer back on the stand. 3 harrell has been in jail since friday. local 12 will be in court today and bring you the

this morning on market street.initial reports are that someone was trapped inside.local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with the latest detals. 3 two people taken to hospital one person not accounted for aurora, rising sun, dillsboro, greendale, lawrenceburg crews 3 as always -- we'll bring you the latest details on this story on local 12 and local 12 *live* at six.now let's get a check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 new this morning.. cincinnati police are investigating a shooting in over the rhine.it happened just before 4- 30 this morning on east mcmicken avenue near lang street. investigators tell us a woman hospital were she is expected to make a full recovery. 3 an accused heroin dealer is locked up and charged with involuntary manslaughter. police say vance morgan sold heroin mixed with a synthetic drug to another man.that other man was found dead from an overdose.morgan faces a number of charges including corrupting another with drugs and involuntary manslaughter. cincinnati police say they found casey fewell dead from a drug overdose back in october. the ha

local 12's perry schaible is here in the studio with more on the concerns in fayetteville and perry township. 3 the fayetteville-perry local schools have not put an operating levy on the ballot since 1979...superintendent james brady says now is the time. they need the money to alleviate a two year spending deficit and create a three month cash reserve. but, many voters say not so fast...they simply can't support such a large levy. the issue has created quite a divide between proponents and opponents. voters will see the 7 point 65 mill levy on the ballot tomorrow. it's been put on as an emergency and will generate about 790-thousand dollars a say the district doesn't need so much money. their concern - two different financial forecasts done for the district - one in october 2015 and the other by an independant company in december 2015. the second showing a need for a lot more cash. 3 "i'm very limited on funds and the government told me that there's no inflation, so i didn't get a raise, yet they're asking for such a large amount. i'm not saying i don't want to give something, but don't com

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* in the newsroom with more on what happened. 3 six panelists fielded questions on the stage at the freedom center. they covered a number of topics...including the importance of public transit to preventing poverty, the value of education, mentoring and access to food. this is video from that discussion. another issue talked about last night - the amount of money spent on childhood poverty initiatives. staffers from the house ways and means committee puts that total at one trillion dollars per year....but, it doesn't seem to be solving the problem. 3 yvette simpson: "you don't choose who your parents are. children are born into poverty living in poverty. but what situation can we create in this community that no matter where you're born you hsve the same opportunitty to get whereever you need to go." that's certainly a tough question to answer...but, one woman is trying. later this morning, on star 64, i'll introduce you to debbie bowman. she's the president of boys hope girls hope cincinnati. it's an organization that takes educational guardian

local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* with what people are saying. 3 this is a 7 point 65 mill levy put on the ballot as a property tax. if approved, it will generate about $790- thousand dollars a year for the school district. superintendent james brady says the district has not put a levy on the ballot since 1979...and, they don't get enough money per student from the state to run the district a deficit. he says the district has made 700-thousand dollars in cuts since 2010, but it's just not enough to do the things they need to do - like replace their bus fleet. but, many people in fayetteville and perry townships believe the levy is just too big....and too long. they say the district is not being transparent about the way the money would be spend. it's an issue that has divided the community. 3 "it's not something that's been looked upon lightly, but we want to be fiscally solvent. we've been in deficit spending since 2014.""i support the school, but the such a large amount - i'm on a fixed income and this is just way too much. i mean the county has already raised my taxes and th

get angry. for one cincinnati businessman, this attack hits home. he shared his feelings with perry schaible. >> the owner of tesa belgium, he never thought this would happen in his home land, that would happen in other places. he didn't think it would happen there. he heard the attacks, while here in the queen city. he immediately called his parents, who are headed on vacation. he was relieved to find out their flight was scheduled for tomorrow, not today. they are safe at home and were not at the airport at the time. now concern for his friends who still live in belgium. some have posted on facebook so easing those concerned. lishette said he has been to the airport dozens of times in his couple of months ago. he always felt safe. >> this is a couple of months ago. i've never, i've never said unsafe in belgium. he's -- to be in military presence and city. >> and they are trying to get through it at this point. and i did talk to a traveler earlier today. he said, . it could have rippling effects for travelers around the country and travelers should expect some delays. >> the parents won't b

working, looking for poll workers that is a paid position. they make between 180 to $218. downtown perry schaible, local 12 news. >> the biggest primary for some time for high. >> they share new pictures on a family on a skiing holiday with charlotte. it is the first holiday since charlotte was born and the first time either of the children got to play in the snow. >> picture perfect, because i always rant on how much we love to talk about them, still waiting. >> a plane simply vanished two years ago. to get answers on what hahappenene talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, scream. only one guy's done more than talk. kasich. he'll do for a fmerica what he's doneor us. create jobs.undred t ho us four hand jobsere in ohio. h brought 'em bahick from mexico and cna. turned our deficit into a surplus. more jobs? an america that works? let's loan 'em john kasich. new day for america is reonhisis blade for the content >> researchers have found, lurking under the seat. remote operated vehicle, encountered a strange looking octopus. swimmers spotted it on the the octopus was hanging around,

city. debbie bowen was one of the lucky few to break the cycle. she didn't do it on her own. perry schaible will have her story of tragedy and triumph >> she's quite a woman. >>> traffic right now, 75 at kiles. and moving smoothly in a lot of directions. our parking lot was kind of empty today, too >> some on school break. >> sun is out. it's going to be a nice evening to be outside. tomorrow, it's just as nice as today. if you like sun and warmth. it will stay out wednesday and thursday, too. let's not spoil the fun, shall we? it should be a peaceful evening. taking the dog out for a jog. sunsetting after 7:00. down to 48 by 7:00. look at the sun at the atrium and everywhere in the tri-state. the temperature is 52. the numbers are far apart. any clouds will not be producing any rain. the wind is calm in oxford. it's very light. at last check in the atrium weather cam, atoss the rad dison. and this is the dry air mass. the temperature warms up quickly and then we fall quickly down to the 40s and 30s in this particular set-up, when we have 50, the temperature at the international airport. wi

say they can't support such a large levee, especially after a recent rise on agricultural land. perry schaible, local 12 news. schools and elementary, middle school and high school. >>> and white house hopefuls are the candidate from the crash. we need jobs that provide new penalties to stop companies from moving profits for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. we've gotta create new jobs and industries of the future. approve this message. . >>> busy day on the campaign trail, multiple candidates hold multiple events. >> five states, winner takes all >>> security escorted small group of protesters out of the donald trump rally in hickory north carolina. it's low-key over the confrontation over the weekend over trump's supporters. >> we're not angry people. we're good people. >> trump is hoping to sweep tuesday's primary that could make him uncatchable. ohio's governor has kasich neck and neck with trump. >> in florida, marco rubio volunteers are calling as many voters as possible.

. >> >>perry: good morning i'm perry schaible. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. 8:25. 37 freeze. here is jen dalton with a traffic alert. >> jen: a couple of issues slowing folks down. we had a couple of accidents one right near galbreth and the highway. traffic was backed up in the area. i see flashing lights. it looks like they have that moved over to the shoulder. traffic moving much better than it was 15 minutes ago. we had an earlier accident 275. that one is over to the shoulder. that should not cost any time. clear. we had an earlier accident. we have one with injuries reported so donald son near lights. 75 being slow through the split. 71 seeing traffic southbound and 71-75 still seeing heavy traffic between 275 and the bridge. >> sheila: a mom accused of harming they are child could face >> perry: fate. >> treatment for a rare skin disorder. she injected something into >> perry: feeding tube that caused him to get sick. she could get 8 years behind bars. >> sheila: ohio voters could legalize on marijuana. the marijuana policy project wants the state to set up a comprehen

perry schaible we have details and more on 7:30. jen dalton with traffic. >> jen: we do have the interstates picking up in their usual spots. we have been telling you about this incident on sharon road between willow avenue and greenville avenue. that is in the glendale area. an accident has that area closed. i believe we have the live look at the scene. a tar hit a pole and took down wires. there is a gas leaks but the lights that light the streets are gas powered. that vehicle has to be towed out of the way. it looks like it will be towed soon. it may be a while before they are able to gent the wires out of the way and the gas leak stomped. be aware of that and avoid as we look elsewhere we have an accident reported on the ramp to state route 129. it doesn't seem to be affect being the ramp. as we look at the interstates again they are looking heavy in our usual spots. >> sheila: i was getting ready to tweet. >> it is a perfect match. >> john: you are addressing it at such a high level. that's amazing. it is a view from college hi

you may even see perry schaible. she will be out there running. the races start at 7:30 sunday morning. happening tomorrow you can celebrate your irish pride early downtown. this year the route will be different. it will wind along the park and the parade goes on rain or shine and starts at noon. >> sheila: they will get wet. >> john: hoping they can avoid the rain in the parade. late morning morning afternoon may be the highest chance of rain. sunday for the heart mini hoping the rain is kind of scattered in the morning maybe get drive time early and rain chances i don't know. today we are dry going up to 60. 47 right now. gradual clearing late day. scattered showers even isolated storms. a poors to be the highest chance right now. that may adjust a little bit. sunday it looks like wide spread rain developing in the morning. extending into the afternoon a rumble of thunder possible. more scattered showers monday. chance of showers on tuesday. upper 60s through next woke. hit the low 70s before we colonel off and dry out wednesday and thursday. >>

perry schaible is live with a better look at the crews searching for a missing person. perry?