possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday with highs in the 40s. highs in the 50s on sunday with an isolated shower possible. warmer temps next week. stay tuned north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will be colder, but the higher amounts of accumulations will be up towards richmond with 2-4" expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday with highs in the 40s. highs in the 50s on sunday with an is

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and they were planning to restart something, possibly. and that may have included what turns out to be the suspected attack today. don't forget large amounts of weapons were found at the scene of those raids. and isis flag, found as well. so, certainly they were aware that this terrorist cell is prepared to mount an attack that could take place across several areas areas, possibly as part of a coordinated terror attack. there's no confirmimation ation that it involved any kind of warning. and in the check in, departure area of the brussels airport. where people walk in from the curb and it took place next to check in area four, in departure hall one, a fairly small area used by local carriers, including american airmen lines. and many bloody, wounded people being carried out of that area, debris all over the road and a picture of hundreds of passengers running out through the parking lots into surrounding area. and what we're now seeing is all those people coming off planes arriving from other places, unable to enter the terminal. and tha

heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by system will move so fast sunday with an isolated shower possible. warmer temps next week. stay good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. later this morning, norfolk city leaders will say goodbye to the old norfolk courthouse. demolition crews will began tearing down the building to make room for a new civic plaza. the city says demolishing the 50- year-old building marks a big step forward in improving the and downtown area. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on the project taking place this morning. rico. good morning don, katie. after 50 years, norfolk says it's ushering in a new era with that brand new plaza aimed to give the city a new and vibrant look. norfolk started its journey to build a new courthouse and civic plaza complex in 2-thousand-4. renovations include raising the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public open space, and extending main street to create a new public drop off area. the new city courthouse opened la

possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday with highs in the 40s. highs in the 50s on sunday with an isolated shower possible. warmer temps next week. stay tuned updates. roads. let's check the community coming together after tragedy. you'll hear how a woman is doing one week after losing three loved-ones in the waverly tornado. plus, it's demolition day in norfolk. rico bush has more on what's being torn down and what's going in its place. but first, a sneak peak inside the new exhibt opening this weekend at the botanical gardens. get get ready to oooooo and aaahhhhhhh at a unique display at norfolk botanical garden. the lantern-asia exhibit opens saturday. art by day, magic by night. these are pictures of some of the asian lantern garden. from drago

isolated showers are possible. highs will still be warm thanks to gusty south winds. we'll reach the upper 60s to low 70s. tonight, a few showers are possible with lows falling into the mid to upper parents at madison junior-senior high school will get more resources today to help their students feel at ease in school. this comes a little more than a week after a shooting that left four students injured. 9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us in studio with what's happening today. madison local schools announced on its facebook page that parents and guardians are invited to a forum tonight in the school's auditorium... nine days after that shooting. we also expect to hear from the school's resource officer for the first time today. that's kent hall. he will speak publicly about the shooting today at 2 o clock. the parent forum scheduled for tonight is the first in a series of meetings designed to make parents and students feel again after a gunman believed to be 14-year-old james austin hancock opened fire inside. four students were injured. all are now out of the

system will move so fast tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday temps next week. stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, norfolk city leaders will say goodbye to the old norfolk courthouse. demolition crews will began tearing down the building to make room for a new civic plaza. the city says demolishing the 50- year-old building marks a big step forward in improving the city's new justice system and downtown area. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on the project taking place this morning. rico. good morning don, katie. after 50 years, norfolk says it's ushering in a new era with that brand new plaza aimed to give the city a new and vibrant look. norfolk started its journey to build a new courthouse and civic plaza complex in 2-thousand-4. renovations include raising the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public open space, and extending main street to create a new public drop off area. the new city courthouse opened last year with the circuit and general dis

how many people have possibly died. we do have one confirmation that one person has been killed and that was in the initial explosion at the curb departure area of the brussels airport. and again this happened roughly after 8:00 on tuesday morning in brussels. thousands of people just and alistair, again, it's later in the afternoon there for you in london. so this is midday. but travel reports, things have been shut down. what are you hearing, also, coming out, maybe possibly through social media as to what's going on in brussels? >> reporter: absolutely, you're right. it's the initial explosions, two explosions, at least authorities have confirmed. out at the airport. shortly after 8:00 this morning. so, actually, only around local time, only around an hour or so ago. and though that was not only at the height of the rush hour in the city's center but also one of the busiest times of day out from the airports. anoad we know from eyewitnesss that we've spoken to that there were multiple people injured. many of them wit

heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, the old norfolk courthouse will be history. demolition crews will begin chomping away at the building that served the city for decades. city leaders says they're making room for a new civic plaza and justice system. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on what's happening today with the project. rico. don, katie, city leaders say demolishing the 50-year-old building marks a new beginning of the construction on civic plaza improvements that for years. city council began the journey to build a new courthouse and civic plaza complex in 2-thousand-4. last summer, crews tore down the old general district courthouse to make room for the city's three courts including the juvenile and domestic relations court and a law library. the old circuit courthouse, which crews built in the 19-60s, will come down this morning to start phase two for the new court complex and civic plaza. renovations include raising the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public space

and they were planning to restart something, possibly. and that may have included what turns out to be the suspected attack today. don't forget large amounts of weapons were found at the scene of those raids. and isis flag, found as well. so, certainly they were aware that this terrorist cell is prepared to mount an attack that could take place across several areas areas, possibly as part of a coordinated terror attack. there's no confirmimation ation that it involved any kind of warning. shortly after 8:00 local time. area of the brussels airport. where people walk in from the curb and it took place next to check in area four, in departure hall one, a fairly small area used by local carriers, lines. and many bloody, wounded people being carried out of that area, debris all over the road and a picture of hundreds of passengers running out through the parking lots into surrounding area. and what we're now seeing is all those people coming off planes arriving from other places, unable to enter the terminal. and that's where they're being ke

a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for most of next we'll see mostly rain in hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area and is moving quickly to morning. the rain/snow will push to the coast by later this morning. then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with h

but it is possible there are other nationalities on board. but the majority of passengers you would imagine on the domestic flight early in the morning would be domestic egyptian passengers en route from one city to the other. so the motive behind this diversion across the mediterranean to cyprus is not immediately clear. and we have yet to hear from law enforcement authorities on the ground in cyprus as to what if any demands this hijacker has made. and i think now we are seeing pictures from cypriot television there of the plane on the ground at larnaca airport. you can see it's well away from the terminal. but no sign of police or law enforcement activity anywhere close to the plane. and i guess as this situation plays out we may have more information from authorities in due course about what the next steps are in resolving this situation, betty. >> yeah. looking at that plane right there on the screen, if that indeed is the plane that was hijacked and landed there in cyprus, you could see on the side there it looks like the stairway for p

a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for this midday, we're getting a better idea of how much damage last week's deadly storm system did to virginia's farm industry. the virginia farm bureau says its gotten 126 claims totaling $1-point-6 million dollars. chopper 10 was above the damage in waverly. the tornadoes killed five people in virginia, including three in waverly. in essex county, the virginia department of forestry says the storm caused about $750-thousand dollars in damage to timber alone. only on 10, a newport news school bus driver is accused of attacking a this cell phone video allegedly shows 58- year-old john hopkins hitting and choking a 12-year-old boy. you can also see the student hitting back. we've decided to blur his face. police say it happened wednesday afternoon. a school spokeswoman says surveillance video from the school bus shows the crittenden middle school student acting inappropriately before hopkins pulled over and got physical. c10 01:08:00 "i mean by he doesn't need to put hi

however, a couple of isolated showers will remain possible late saturday into early sunday. high temperatures on friday will be in the mid 40s. we )ll be in the upper 40s saturday and sunday, and by next week, temperatures will we are continuing this morning with team coverage from our first warning weather team. newschannel threes stefania okolie is on the roads this morning with a look outside. now here )s kristen crowley with new details: former portsmouth city manager john rowe has officially announced he )s running for mayor. rowe made the announcement in front of a packed restaurant yesterday. he was fired as city kenny wright called his budget proposal disappointing. now he )ll be challenging wright for his re-election. rowe says one of his main goals is city. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 john rowe/running for mayor 42:55 portsmouth has been the subject of a great amount of criticism in fact the fact the criticism comes daily and its justified and its embarrassing. two others have announced including a businessman named shannon glover. the election is in november.a1 in

spotty showers possible late. highs: upper-40s. winds: light south. the clouds have been filling in throughout the day. we will be tracking mainly cloudy skies through the evening hours. an area of low pressure will start to wintry mix for parts of our viewing area. after 7 pm, rain showers will spread across the metro into northeast north carolina. farther north and west, we could potentially see a mix of rain and wet snow. i wouldn't rule out some minor accumulations (coating) on the north along the middle peninsula, and northern neck. the higher accumulations will be around richmond and points north. the wintry mix will be relatively brief - after you probably don't need half of the day, then we'll dry up through the afternoon. one thing we have to mention is the at times! since this will be a quick-moving storm system, we aren't concerned with any tidal flooding..little bit of night/early sunday morning, so we could see some spotty rain showers. after that, we'll be dry keep an eye on the weather - where ever you are. download our wavy dot com wea

isolated showers are possible. highs will still be warm south winds. we'll reach the upper tonight, a few falling into the mid nearly 100 questions...ignored. what officials are saying this reaction during the deposition. a junior high student is using simple science to solve a multi-million dollar lawsuit. who he says is innocent based gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 5 on 9 on your side!" an ohio police officer who joked about a black lives matter protestor who committed suicide is now out of a job. job.the fairborn police department says that officer lee cyrwrote -quote- "love a happy ending" on facebook... following the death of activist marshawn mccarrell. officials say cyr was off duty when he posted the comment... but his actions violated the department's social media policy. we're learning new information about camille cosby's deposition in her husbands defemation lawsuit.she apparently refused to answer 98 questions while under oath. raise the marraige-privledge rule when appropriate... meaning she doesn't have to talk about

>> caller: people are looking like how is this possible? how is this possible? a lot of people in panic. a lot of people are in pain. they're suffering. a lot of people are running away as far and as fast as they can from the scene. >> i'm sure it's a very frightening scene there. we're seeing pictures right now of everybody out in the parking lot and on the tarmac. with the emergency personnel basically, you know, evacuating the area. so i'm sure this is slightly calmer than it was when this happened. and we do know this happened shortly after 8:00 how much time had you spent in the airport before the explosion happened? had you just arrived yourself? >> caller: i just arrived. i parked my car and straight to the check-in. and then it happened. >> and then it happened. but you mentioned that you were on a second floor. >> caller: the train station abo about. >> several people have been injured. there was a report of one person killed in this explosion. if you wouldn't mind, could you tell us when the explosion happened, was the ground shaking? or did glass just

first of all to calm things down in the field, to make it as much as possible possible for the syrians to exist or live in a reality which has been unbearable. and finally to be able to have a political negotiation leading to a transition and to lead to an end of war which i remind you has made 300,000 victims roughly and then our meeting is not over and it will continue but we devoted it in part to the situation of the refugees as a link between the two questions or matters and if we solve the situation in syria we would have caused and appeased the situation on the refugees in particular of those who are in turkey, jordan, lebanon or displaced within syria itself. dealing with discretion of refugees france and germany have the same response. it has a name of europe, europe has to be able to bring those solutions that are expected so there to we wanted to prepare monday's european council meeting to bring together the turkish prime minister with two principles, syrian refugees fleeing war should be received as close as possible insofar as it is possible to their country, in other word

is intensifying for a new suspect possibly link linked to the paris terror attacks. police found dna they think belonging the a 24-year-old. 26-year-old salah abdeslam was plotting another attack. >>> bernie sanders was still out campaigning in utah because more primaries will be today. donald trump called himself a friend for israel. hillary clinton took shots at trump pointing out his recent about being a neutral bargainer between israel and palestinian authorities. >>> we're coming up today on mo primaries and caucuses in temperatural race. candidates will be duking it out in three different states. we'll hear from the voters in both parties from arizona primaries and the utah caucuses. democratic voters will cast their vote an idaho caucus and we'll keep you up to date on our nbc 6 news and weather app on everything that is decision 2016. >>> coming up, we'll have the latest on the brussels attack. also, do you have bad credit or no credit at all. we'll talk abbt getting you better rates on your next loan. >>> south florida university could be taking a big leap i

a possible tornado tore through alabama last night. trees are down and cars are also damaged. at least four people were hurt. hour winds -- holding on for dear life. a hardware store in louisiana was hit by a tornado. one woman was delivering packages from fed ex right when it hit. the surveillance video shows debris "i just braced myself right here just to brace myself." that same coke machine later tipped over -- but the woman is ok. a group of students finds a way to better connect with a friend... and it even involves more learning. alyssa paldo sat in on one of their lessons. inside the library at mark bills school, class begins much like it does in any other classroom--with the pledge of allegiance. but--they're doing things a little differently here--using american sign language to say the pledge. "it's like...it's like they want to be like me." fifth grader, rhemy elsey was born almost completely deaf. a set of cochlear implants help him hear, but he relies heavily on sign languange and his interpretor to communicate. " it's tough for a kid that has around all day you

son in the morning, clouds and showers possible, wind gusts easily over 30 miles an hour. snow showers in the sierra, isolated snow shower to the north as well. a lot of this is over water, and we will get some buildup over the hills, but marginal on the rain. 40s and low 50s, low 40s already, alamo, walnut creek, blackhawk, but the breezes are picking up for some with gusts up to 25 or 30 already, and this is on its way and it will be a cool and breezy day. be ready, colin breezy was son in the morning, clouds in the afternoon, showers possible to the north and east, windy on the higher elevations and on the coast as well.>>> 4:30 am. >>> they are quiet, sitting around doing nothing, nothing to talk about. >> just enjoy yourself. >> hopefully. hopefully it will stay this way, we shall see.>> it is spring break week for a lot

you've been hearing that there might possibly be a plot? reporting yesterday from belgian officials that some of the results from the interviews that were taking place with individuals that have been arrested of late gave them -- caused concern that there was an existing network out there associated with those that carry out the paris attacks and additional plots may have been in the process of being planned. that said, you know, i think unfortunately the times we're living in right now and based on everything we've seen over the past year, year and a half, just has to, you know, we just have to remind everybody there are people out there that we may not know about that security services may not know about who are intent on committing an attack in the name of ideology, the ideology of a group like isis so this is just in the sense the new normal wane and we -- it's a very real possibility in city as cross europe and the >> so give us a context of what you expect to be the reaction in cities across europe. i know i have a statement from the

windy conditions, with sierra rain and snow are all possible by saturday and likely by sunday. plus, more storms are lining up to potentially move into the west coast through most of next week. stay tuned! -jeff tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 40. breezy, with a southwest wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. southwest wind 5 to 15 mph. wednesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. breezy, with a southwest wind 10 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. thursday: partly sunny, with a high near 64. southwest wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. thursday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 41. friday: a 20 percent chance of rain. partly sunny, with a high near 61. friday night: a chance of rain. mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. saturday: mostly cloudy, with a high near 62. thanks, jeff. through the pacific northwest. this will keep breezy conditions and occasional clouds in the forecast, with showers possible north of i-80 wednesday night

tonight, a few showers are possible with lows 50s. more pedestrians are being hit and killed by cars in ohio. ohio.a new report by the governors highway safety administration finds that 56 pedestrians were killed in ohio during the first half of 2015.that's up 125-percent from the same period in 2014. ohio was one of 26 states that saw an increase in pedestrian deaths.the number of deadly accidents involving pedestrians was up 20 percent in kentucky... and six percent in indiana. restaurants has been closed after a worker came down with norovirus. norovirus.two other workers at the massachusetts restaurant are suspected of having the virus.there are no reports of ill customers.this comes after a nearby chipotle closed... after 150 of its customers caught the noro-virus back in december.chipotle is also reeling from an e-coli outbreak at several of its locations. there's controversy this morning for mcdonalds.some religious groups in taiwan are calling for a boycott after the fast food giant released this video... showing a son coming

in the lower 60s.late-day rain showers possible.rain likely this evening with a few thunderstorms possible tonight: rain ends.wind increases.temp eratures fall into the upper 40s and lower 50s wednesday: windy with increasing sunshine. temperatures drop from the 50s in the morning to the 40s by the afternoon thursday: partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the middle 40s friday: scattered light snow highs in the lower 40s saturday: mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 40s time now for your timesaver traffic report. the president of the n-double-a- c-p roanoke chapter will hold the president of the n-double-a- c-p roanoke chapter will hold a news conference today about a recent officer involved shooting police say 18- year-old kionte spencer died after being shot twice by police on friday night. spencer was holding what we now know was a b-b gun. officers say they ordered spencer to drop his weapon. when he refused they tased him. after that failed ... shots were fired. we spoke with spencer's brother who says they were close carl spencer, subject's brother - "that's what makes it so crazy

all of that is a possibility. the lowering of the threat level will be interesting. >> possibly discovering they residential released too much information to begin with. shepard smith live for us from brussels. thank you so much. we look forward to seeing you again at 3:00. a lot of breaking news developing. thank you. >>> well, the world is watching as belgium is in full crisis mode following tuesday's deadly terror attacks. the bombing fueling concerns that similar attacks could happen almost anywhere. so what, if anything, can be done to stop this? newt gingrich is the former speaker of the house. thank you for joining us, first of all. >> good to be with you. >> so what do you think we can do here at home? >> well, i think we have to learn some lessons from belgium. part of it is you have to screen people and you have to know who people are. this is a major factor with the syrian refugee argument. where we're a little different than the europeans is we assimilate people very well. there are not many neighborho

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possible for a rumble of thunder. our timestamp, 10:30, light showers to our south and east but what we saw on radar was light sprinkles in southeast indiana. into the lunch hour, chance for a scattered sprinkles in the greater cincinnati area which pushes through. this evening, shower chances rev up with heavy to moderate rain and the chance for a rumble of thunder that pushes north and things become scattered sunday afternoon and evening. they dry out until showers arrive on monday. we dry out again before showers and storms possible for tuesday night. tuesday through today looking good for voting. 63 today with a scattered shower possible tonight. mild temperatures throughout the end of next week. jonathan: this weekend, thousand of people will be stomping out heart disease. it' s the annual heart mini marathon. joining us this morning is northern kentucky university president and heart mini chair geoff mearns. as well as jennifer hauck with the american heart association. thank you for coming in. >> good morning.

for lunch, try our steakhouse burger with 1/4" rain totals possible. cooler temperatures with partly cloudy skies thursday.will watch for another few showers late thursday into friday morning. with 1/4" rain totals possible. cooler temperatures with partly cloudy skies thursday.will watch for another few showers late with 1/4" rain totals possible. cooler temperatures with partly cloudy skies thursday.will watch for another few showers late thursday into friday morning. with 1/4" rain totals possible. cooler temperatures with partly cloudy skies thursday.will watch for another few showers late with 1/4" rain totals possible. cooler temperatures with partly cloudy skies thursday.will watch for another few showers late thursday into friday morning. maybe enjoying it a little too i was already in a cast when i set out to do 50 different workouts to embrace turning 50 in late march. but despite being in a cast, each time the doctor took it off and did an x-ray, there wasn't enough so this morning, after a third x-ray and receiving a third cast, i also rece

it'll bring a few showers overnight and possibly a storm or two. the severe threat is low with this front. lows will fall into the low 50s. thanks ally-before you head out the door there's a couple more traffic issues happening today.we'll tell you the updated detours-after the break. a fatal shootout in chicago. several officers shot and one civilian is pronounced dead. details of what lead to this starting today -- joe nuxhall way will be closed between freedom way and mehring way. crews will be pouring concrete for the new a-c marriott hotel -- this is video of past construction.you'll start seeing problems on the roads at eight and it'll run until four each day through thursday. the alternate route -- take second street east to broadway -- and that will drop you down to mehring way. another major road issue you'll run into this morning and for months ahead.a detour construction that's expected to last *nine* months! it's happening on socialville- foster road... it's the bridge over interstate 71.crews started work yesterday in that area.drivers

it is unclear if this possible fifth suspect was killed in tuesday's bombings and all comes as i.s.i.lleases a new video celebrating attacks so let's take a look at what we know so far about the other four people believed to have been involved. police say najim laachraoul appears to have died when he blew up a bomb at the airport ap he was born in morocco and grew up in brussels and a suspect in last year's paris attacks and bra heme el bakraoui set off a bomb and was born in belgium and deported to turkey last year and brother set off a bomb at a metro station killing himself and 12 others and a suspect in the paris attacks and police still looking for this man, it is not clear who he is but the explosives he had with him at the airport went off without injuring anyone and dominick cane is live in brussels with the latest and how are people reacting to the word there is still possibly someone else authorities are looking for? >> reporter: well, rochelle as you can imagine the thought that perhaps two people who may have been planning responsible for the attacks on tuesday may be at la

the terror alert is now at the highest alert possible. if you are just tuning in they are saying if you are in brussel stay where you are. transportation has been basically completely shut down at this point, and as you have been talking about, doctor, there has been this hub of terrorism in europe, but specifically in brussel. this has been building up for some time. >> oh, for many, many, many years, for more than a decade. do you remember the shoe bomber richard reid who attempted to execute an attack in december of 2001. he was captured alive. his device failed to detonate and he was connected to jihadi cells in paris and belgium. this is an old story. as the migrant communities grow and grow and grow in europe we find more and more areas where radicals are recruited, where radicals establish safe houses. think about the fact that the man who was just arrested this week was hiding in brussel in the capital of the eu, of nato for months and months. he didn't go and escape and hide to the middle east. he hid in plain sight in brussel. s

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it'll bring a few showers overnight and possibly a storm or two. the severe threat is low with this front. lows will fall into the low 50s. no traffic issues, minute-by-minute updates on wcpo.com and at the bottom of breaking news,weather, traffic good morning tri-state at 4:30 starts right now. ohio joins 4 other states holding primaries today. florida, illinois , missiouri and north carolina.both ohio and florida are winner take all states.what the campaign trail could look like at the end of the day. hamilton county tries to make sure today doesn't mirror last years issues.the board of elections working to make sure doesn't happen again.a look at this years changes. residents in phillipsburg are cleaning up this morning. that's just 50 miles northwest of downtown cincinnati.a look at the damage and what residents say the twister did to buildings in the area. good morning i'm chris riva. riva.i'm julie oneil...ohio taking to the polls today.lets get right over to meteorologist jason adams for what you cdan expect should you have to wait in line.

this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for most of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check this morning, a newport news school bus driver is on administrative leave, accused of attacking a student on a crowded bus. but that student is also in trouble. and only 10 on your side has the video of the assault. rico bush is here to show it to us. rico. don, lex that shocking cell phone video obtained by 10 on your side shows a heated fight between a school bus driver and a student. is facing an assault charge, while the student has been suspended from school. take another look at this startling cell phone video someone captured on the school bus. students scream as the driver, 58-year- old john hopkins, hits and chokes a 12- year-old boy. you can also see the student fight back during the attack. we've decided to blur his face. police say

possibly a rumble of thunder as well. ly be can -- i will be looking over the data as it comes in at noon. today and tomorrow will be the best chance for rain this week. >> and grab that extra cup of coffee. hour so it's 7:58. >> good morning america is coming up next here on channel live update other >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. trump rally chaos. protesters pepper-sprayed in kansas city. streets. our reporter in the middle of it. >> i got a mouthful of pepper spray. >> we're going to take our country -- >> while inside, donald trump struggling to get a word in. >> get out of here. get him out. >> the close call. a protester storming the stage. secret service springing into action. why trump's rivals are blaming him for all of this unrest. >>> water rescues. neighborhoods in louisiana evacuated. cars submerged. hundreds of homes destroyed by record rain. >> it went from the ditch into your house in 20 minutes? >> with bayous ready to crest, will this now go from bad to worse? >>> iditarod attack. the te

the solutions are possible.isas can be issued, and safe journeys could be provided for immigrants, but they need to take action. >> reportedly to eat grass in an opportunity to stave off starvation. the "u.n. world food program" is trying to accepted food supplies to those areas cut o off by isil. these are some of the latest pictures arriving. it was one of four areas cut off from eight last week because of fighting. there were 18 besieged areas cut off from food and medical supplies. meanwhile, the syrian opposition has accused the government delegation in geneva of slowing down the process of indirect talks and aimed at ending the country's civil war. it has put toward the proposal at once, but now our democratic editor syria's opposition block is not convinced. >> at the end of the fires peek 6 these talks. the succeed of the key issues of political transition. but when speaking to supporters, they said that they had focused on overall principles that should governor the process. i did not take any questions

a possibility. high wind advisory in effect for the entire bay area begins about 4 pm today. higher winds could start just a little before that and continue through tomorrow morning. sustained winds 20-30 miles per hour with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. even higher in the hills. we could see more downed trees and power lines. high surf advisory if you're heading to the coast. sneaker waves, strong rip currents, really stay away from the water. winter storm warning in effect if you're heading to the high country. plenty of new snow and treacherous travel commissions. if you can avoid trouble, do it right now but avoid it this afternoon and through tomorrow. here's a look at what to expect in the bay area. showers possible this morning with thunderstorms through the early afternoon hours. heavy rain move in late afternoon into the evening along with high winds pick that will continue overnight. lingering showers for the morning commute and then drying out by monday afternoon. temperature wise, where

highs in the 50s isolated shower possible. nice warmer temps will be coming in for most of next week. stay tuned for up next on midday - today marks 25 years since a police beating rocked our country. ahead we'll explain what happened after the rodney king beating. plus - the great escape. find out what led to this police horse many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, this midday police in texas are trying to track down dozens of stolen the crime was all caught on video. check this out. a pick-up truck yanked the doors off of a gun store in houston and a group of thieves went inside. you can see the

slight possibility of a shower. but increasing tomorrow morning and ththen on and off throughout the better chances probably later in the day. but there is a possibility of mornining showers. 76 degrgrees seminole. also, in pinellas park. 81 degrees s around brandon. 77, sarasota. weeki wachee, 75. cold front to the north of us. a stalled front. area of low pressure will develop. boundary. that. showers right now as you can see across the northern part of the gulf of mexico, spreading these clouds high and mid level clouds. some lower clouds too. and you can see the showers firing up. maybe a few thunderstorms mixed in here. it is generally this area we will watch for moving through the region for tomorrow. a lot of this will move to the north, but it keep it is chance of showers through the day. a few little sprinkles now back to our west at the moment. but not much rain reported at this hour. so the rpm forecast model, you can see around 8:10 in the morning. mamaybe a few showers for the rpm forecast model. then t

tempmperatures are fairly warmment the possibility of a passing shower generally. the air force and the patrollers are aware they can dealal with some type of weather out there for your knowledge. might be a good idea to bring along an umbrella or a slicker in case it decided to rain. sunday looks better. breezier and cooler. you can see why we are forecasting the possibility of rain as weather moves from west to east. ththere are a lot of showers and thunderstorms along the northern gulf coast. this is a cold front. so later on sunday, we are thinking the rain will end d in the mornining hours on sunday. it will be sunnier by the afternoon turning breezier and cooler. it will be windier too. >> you can check the radar using our storm team 8 weather max app. it is free to download atat the app store. >>> a parking nightmare. one of sarasota's most popular tourist spots. >> business owners and the city are proposing a solution that comes at a cost to drivers. how you could end up footing the bill. >> and a gator out on a stroll comes dangerously close to children. b

it'll bring a few showers overnight and possibly a storm or two. the severe threat is low with this front. lows will we are less than two hours away, ohio heads to the polls on this primary tuesday.. weeks of campaigning... millions of dollars spent... and some races too close to call. all this at a pivotal time in the presidential campaign season ohio is again at the forefront. but this morning the gop race couldn't be closer here inthe buckeye state.a new quinnipiac poll has governor john kasich and donald trump tied at 38 percent.ted cruz and marco rubio are far behind. on the democratic side.. hillary clinton is ahead of bernie sanders... 51 percent to 46 percent. since the margin of error is more than four percent.. that poll suggests the race could be closer than it appears. as we mentioned... the g-o-p race in ohio is very close.. everything the candidates do can mean the difference between victory and defeat. it was in that environment that nine on your side anchor craig mc-kee sat down for a one-on- one interview with 5040-49 1300 plus fil

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it made possible, floorstanding electric tools. it made possible, air-conditioning. then we have the internal combustion engine. that was a possible, not just for automobiles, trucks, buses, but also, indirectly, made possible air transportation. and the complete elimination of time as a barrier that it used to be back in 1870. you cannot just stop with electricity and the internal combustion engine. we have the end of isolation with a telephone, radio, motion pictures, television, the complete change in the daily routine of housewives. who no longer had to carry pails of water into the house. they were able to turn the tap on running water. almost nothing among the single inventions is more important in its daily usefulness than running water. and together with that, at the same time, we developed waste disposal, so you no longer had to carry the dirty water out of the house. and then, think about health. in 1890, 22% of newborn babies died within the first year of birth. by 1950, that was down from 22% to 1%. so, i can choose a single invention. i have electricity,

damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before we are just hours from possibly learning a motive in a school shooting that rattled the tri-state.the suspect will make his first appearance in juvenile court, accused of opening fire in the madison high cafeteria during lunch. lunch.chris riva, was at the school just after the shooting ...and is live there once again this morning. adlib austin hancock, faces felony attempted murder charges. police say he shot 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffery.they're in the hospital, doing okay this morning - well enough to have received visitors who say the two are in high spirits.two more students were hurt by flying shrapnel.we know at least one was just grazed. my colleague, jordan burgess, joins us live from the butler county juvenile justice center where austin hancock will be in a few hours. hours. that's what everyone wants answers to this morning.. as that 14-year-old suspect prepares for his first court appearanceinvestigators say they h

highs will rise into the 60s and possibly the 70s by the middle of the work week. we )re expecting plenty of sunshine, too. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell will get his day with the supreme court. now one of the big questions ahead of his hearing -- is whether or not the recent passing of justice antonin scalia will affect the outcome. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell -- will get his day in the supreme court on april 27th -- likely in front of an eight justice court. 57;36 which means getting a decision which will help the governor stay out of jail will be harder old dominion university associate professor jesse richman -- like many -- feel that mcdonnell likely would have gotten a vote from justice antonin scalia -- who passed away last month. now there is the possibility of a 4 to 4 split -- an outcome that would send mcdonnell to prison -- which he has tried to avoid all along. a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife maureen of political corruption charges back in september of 20- 14 -- and his convictions were upheld by the 4th circuit court of app

you've been hearing that there might possibly be a plot? reporting yesterday from belgian officials that some of the results from the interviews that were taking place with individuals that have been arrested of late gave them -- caused concern that there was an existing network out there associated with those that carry out the paris attacks and additional plots may have been in the process of being planned. that said, you know, i think unfortunately the times we're living in right now and based on everything we've seen over the past year, year and a half, just has to, you know, we just have to remind everybody there are people out there that we may not know about that security services may not know about who are intent on committing an attack in the name of ideology, the ideology of a group like isis so this is just in the sense the new normal wane and we -- it's a very real possibility in city as cross europe and the united states. you expect to be the reaction in cities across europe. i know i have a statement from the heathrow spokesma

is there proof there that this could possibly work? >> reporter: it's very difficult to say, but what we are seeing here, at least at the airport is, of course, a heightened level of security. what has happened here over the course the of the last few hours is that many thousands of people, staff and also travellers have been evacuated gradually from this area. you can see a bus full of people, and behind this bus police are starting to seal off this road. this is now an active crime scene and as the belgian authorities have now confirmed, at least one of the attacks that was here was a suicide attack. it is a murder scene as well. any evidence gathered here will have an impact on the ongoing investigation, into a series of cells operating in belgium, france or further afield. the feeling on friday with the feeling of salah abdeslam was that the brussels cell was closed. the question still remain as to whether there are other people, other organizations, other cells willing to fill the gap and carry out further attacks like this one. t