today, 27. 8300 people in prison. 50,600 in prison in ohio. of that subset, the day i started in ohio's prison system, during my career as a teacher's aide, there were 291 women incarcerated in the entire state a while i'll -- state of ohio wondering around. 291. today we have 4300. it has been a trend that is significant and if you think about the lowest violent crime rate since 1969, it is a logical. we have had a default system of sentencing. we have had some were current andds and our population commitments are down a bit overall, but 6% increase in the percent of women coming in. i want to talk about women in just a second. as we look at the trending of women -- what do we know? it is an interesting thing. it is hard to see this, but we passed house bill 86, which has caused a significant decrease, a drop of almost 1000 inmates as we passed the first year of our and a stray should. first-time nonviolent offenders should not be sent to prison. it is a remarkable and dramatic thing, isn't it? that is what passed. there was a 14 month consecu

in ohio. out a subset, the total the day i started in ohio's prison system during my career as a teacher's aide there were 291 women incarcerated in the entire state of ohio wanted around the campus, 291. today we have 4300. it has been a trend that is significant. and if you think about the lowest violent crime rate since 1969, it's illogical. we've had to pull system of sentencing. we've had some more current trends and commitments are down a bit overall, but 6% increase in the number of, the percent of women coming in. i want to talk about women in just a second. as we look at the united states of women, so what do we know? it's an interesting thing. it's hard to see this, but we passed house bill 86 that's caused a significant decrease, in fact a drop of almost 1000 inmates as we passed this the first of our administration. it basically said first time nonviolent offenders should not be sent to prison. that's a pretty remarkable, dramatic thing, and it was a 14 month consecutive reduction in our prison population. you can see it with the women as well. but it's got up and now we see our 202

july 1st, 1974, verbage seven prisons, today we have 27, there are 8,300 people in prison and ohio, todaythere are 50,600 people in prison and ohio. out of that subset, the total, the day i started in ohio's prison system in my career as a teacher's aid their 291 women incarcerated in the entire state of ohio wandering around the campus of the correctional institution. today we have 4,300. it has been a trend that is significant and if you think about the lowest violent crime rate since 1969 it is illogical we have had the fault system like this. we have had some current trends in our population, commitments are down a bit over all but 6% increase in the percentage of women coming in. i want to talk about women just a second. as we look at the trending, what do we know? is an interesting thing, hard to see this but we passed house bill 86 causing a significant decrease, the stop of a thousand inmates as we pass the first year of our administration, basically not first-time non-violent offenders should not be sent to prison. a pretty remarkable dramatic thing. there was a 14 month consecut

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in ohio. we talked about the numbers. it is pretty darn important. if we identify the five most frequent, the five most frequent , most serious offenses for which people are sent to prison in ohio, it targets either an opportunity for an issue. i think it is both. you can see the consistency between males and females in terms of the top five. drug possession is the number one most serious offense for which people are sent to prison in ohio. 21.5% of females, women, their most serious offense for which they are sent to prison's drug possession. you can see the following numbers on the sheet. on the screen. as we take a look at this, is it a problem or is it an opportunity. the opportunity for everyone in this room, and i think our justice talked about it earlier. everyone in this room is going to have to talk about this story , and the story of your jurisdiction. i happened to be at a church about three weeks ago on a tuesday night doing a criminal andice information piece, the church was full, which is interesting thing. the church was full. it is a lot of interest. i asked a couple of preliminary questions before i started talking. the first is how are we doing in the

a fugitive escaping from a prison in ohio. >>> there's an intense man hunt in ohio right now after an inmate escaped from prison, convicted murderer john mody was reported missing during a prisoner count last night. guards searched the southeastern correctional complex in nelsonville and did not find him. the local sheriff says he could be with two women in a gold color jeep grand cherokee. >>> the new national museum of african-american history and culture is not open yet but one of its exhibits already causing a controversy. comedian bill cosby is being in the new york times reports there's no mention of the many sexual assault accusations that have arisen against cosby. the curator says they feel his achievements should stand alone. the museum is set to open in september in washington, d.c. cosby has denied the accusations. >>> this next story about donald trump has nothing to do with politics. he's a grandfather again, the republican front runner ivanka donald trump gave birth this weekend. they made the announcement on twitter on sunday, saying the family is incredibly blessed. t

instead he was serving sometime in an ohio prison for a murder he says he didn't commit. >> it was hell. i went through pure hell in prison. >> reporter: ayers says he was an easy target for cleveland police detectives when in 1999 his neighbor and friend thy brown was found beaten to death in their apartment complex. he was one of the last people to see her alive. can you talk about why you think they were so focused on you? >> they were too lazy to get up off their butts to investigate to find out the real killer, the day of this horrific crime. so they say well, we're going to make you the scapegoat. okay, you're black. and we don't like gay people. so what the hell, we might as well put it on you, okay? >> reporter: the police focused on ayers ignoring his version of events and used what the judge found was an unreliable jail informant to testify against him. ayers was sentenced to a life without patrol. >> how did you live if there? >> with a lot of prayer. >> finding that the dna wasn't a match and his rights had been violated during investigation. he sued the detectives that pres

. >>> a man hunt in ohio ends with a suspect in custody, john had escaped from a prison in southern ohio some time on sunday, his brief freedom led to the lock down of a college near by. the convicted murderer was captured late last night from the campus he is serving 18 to life for killing a woman back in 2002. >>> 6:44. police released a clue in hopes of catching a man who assaulted a runner in the bronx. the nypd says the victim was running on the putnam trail last tuesday when two men approached him one suspect distracted the runner while in the face. the victim was cut on his cheek. >>> doctors say there is no risk to the public after a foreign national died from bacterial meningitis in rockland county. the person is not identified but we know the patient got sick while visiting relatives and reportedly checked into the hospital. the health department was identified or has identified people who had direct contact with a patient and they are being treated with antibiotics. >>> 6:45 good morning america checking in next. good morning robin. >>> of course we have that breaking news tha

of the other news headlines this morning a convicted kiln who escaped from prison in ohio has been recaptured been missing for about 24 hours at a prison near columbus. recaptured without incident >>> dramatic rescue after a fiery crash in los angeles, good samaritans and police officers saved several people trapped in a burning car following a collision with a bus. they ran towards the flames pull everyone to safety. >>> a high-speed chase, ended with the suspect stuck in the mud. the driver cut through fields and then jumped into a running river before escaping. he needed the officer's help to be rescued. >>> a special moment during a basketball game last night a young fan slipped through security to give carmelo anthony of the new york knicks a big >> announcer: now from abc 7 news -- >>> good morning, it's 7:24, i'm reggie aqui. in santa clar ra county, they filed a request to launch a formal investigation of their boss. sheriff smith faces accusations of professional misconduct. she is accused of trying to influence a retired judge coredell. the sheriff insists those accusations are fals

prisoner. police in fremont ohio were ohiw train on how to use the droneheo when they had a chance to see in ition. during their training this week officers were notified that an inmates caped from theed sandusky cou police then used the drone to de locate the inmate surround himnt and eventually bring thehe suspect back to jail. >> d.c. police write plenty ofl parking tickets but driversutri don't always pay them. t coming up tonight wait until wat you hear how much some drivers actually owe the city.it >> and finding a job afterobft college can be tough.. but one student was so unhappynp with her job search you won't believe what she did. >> ♪ >> take a look. loo would you visit this restaurant? yes, restaurateurr trying solidify plans to build the copper canyon cocktailta bar. it will hang off the side of a cliff hundreds of piece offf o the ground. there will also be a glass floor. r. to guarantee, yes, a stomach sma churning experience.urning if built the restaurant willtaun be two stories like you saw. s diners will be able to see the e falls fromve that's a great idea.at i i couldn't do

the hunt is on for a convicted murderer missing from a prison in southeastern ohio. law enforcement searching the correctional facility and the immediate area for the inmate who is serving a 15 year to life sentence. and in upstate new york, a man on trial for the fourth time in his estranged wife's disappearance. how harris's murder conviction was set aside an overturned and his last trial ended in a mistrial. the case date back 16 years and prosecutors face an uphill battle because police never found michelle harris his body or a murder weapon. jon: ted cruz is trying to court the so-called gop establishment. he's now on the endorsement of former rivals jeb bush and lindsey graham and he is the closest to donald trump in the delegate count as the stop trump movement attempts to gain some footing. joining us now, karl rove, former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and a fox news contributor. you know that senator ted cruz of texas has spent most of his time in the senate excoriating republican leadership. now republican leaders seem to be flo

instead, he was serving time in an ohio prison for a murder he says he didn't commit. >> it was hell. i went through pure hell in prison. >> he says he was an easy target for cleveland police detectives when in 1999, his neighbor and friend, dorothy brown was found beaten to death in their apartment complex. he was one of the last people to see her alive. >> can you talk about why do you think they were so focused on you. >> they were top lays to get up off their butts and investigate to find the real killer that did this horrific crime. so they say well, we're going to use you as a scapegoat. ok, you're black, and we don't like gay people, so what the hell, we make that as well put it on you, ok? >> the police focused on ayres, ignoring evidence confirming his version of events, and using what a judge later found to be an unreliable jail informant to testify against him. despite his proclaimed innocence, ayres was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> how did you survive in there? >> through a lot of prayer. >> ayres served 11 years before the ohio insense project helped set

ohio prison. he was missing from the southeastern complex in nelsonville. he was serving time for killing a woman in cleveland. officials canceled morning classes at a nearby college campus as a precaution. >>> mystery surrounds a pipe bomb explosion in anaheim, california. nobody was hurt, but nearby homes were evacuated while a bomb squad determined the area was safe. two other pipe bombs exploded in anaheim in november and december. police say if it is unclear if this is related. >>> police in florida are looking for ten car thieves who were caught on camera swiping several cars from the dealership lot in a matter of seconds. it happened in the early morning hours last week. they broke into the office and located the lock box with the keys and matched them to the cars on the lot. the whole theft took less than two minutes. >>> they took the car that was parked over here and used that as a battering ram to pull out the expensive cars from the front row. two cars were found, all ten suspects are on the run. >>> easter sell vacations continues this morning

comment .s fo jimmy dimora maybe get another day in court a federal judge ruled friday that his lawsuit against the operator of ag northeast ohio prison should go to trial the former sec commissioner fellston about two months into his prison sentence aten a facility in youngstown is seeking at least $50,000. >> crash on i-71 as a wrong way driver slams into a u-haul truck four people were injured as this morning jack shea has the video one of the victimsen. >> to get on the freeway going 71 south and run at the moment i said, don't let a wrong way driver hit us and as soon as i said that we saw the headlights coming straight towards us..s >> they were headed home around 3:00 a.m. friday in in a u-haul truck when they realized a board tour is going the wrong way on i-71we a here i-90 was headed straight at them odot cameras captured the elysian. >> i went over to the right and he went the same way and we hit head-on and we hit the wall and i said, don't let usw us go over the walled.u >> diverse than i thought was that i was going to die because we had seen this before about three times previous solo that was the first thing on my mind

. @>>> it is four years in prison @for an akron man for running @one of the largest pit bull @fighting rings in @northeast ohio. @>> a summit county judge @sentenced alvin banks to two @years but he'll first have to @serve two years in federal @prison for related charges. @he was arrested in 2014 in the @largest single s.w.a.t. @raid in akron. @40 people charged one still @faces trial. @all the rest have been @convicted. @>>> a pole worker a -- a poll @worker accused of pulling out a @gun was in court yesterday. @workers at the school the when @he pulled out the gun and @threatened people. @he also pleaded not guilty to @having marijuana in his @backpack. @the judge set his bond at @$10,000. @>>> renovations projects in @cleveland continue to take @shape. @will ujek joins us. @one show going on during the @convention but still things are @very bibsy there. @>> reporter: yeah, john @there's one show going on at @the allen theater steel @magnolias but the rnc @contracted out the rest of the @playhouse square facilities. @they'll be getting a four year @renovated set of facilities @when they come in. @>> everythi

in ohio. john modie had been missing for about 24 hours from a prison in anyson vil about 60 miles south of columbus. his escape force recented a college campus to shut down for the days and residents to stay in doo doors with their doors locked. police say he was captured with nelson vil. >> the manhunt intensifying after the brussels terror attacks. the 32 second video shows a man wearing a dark hat and light colored jacket walking with two alleged suicide bombers. and four more people have died from their injuries bringing the death toll to 35. abc's alex marquardt las the latest from brussels. >> reporter: a call for help from belgian authorities, releasing that new video to help find the man in the black hat, one of the most wanted men in europe, seen here walking calmly through the airport departures hall, moments before the blast went off. this weekend, it seemed police were close to cracking the case. charging this man, faycal cheffou, with terrorist murder in connection with the brussels attacks. cheffou calls himself a freelance journalist, and has been detained in the past for trying to r

. >>> and the sentence is in, next find out how long a student from ohio will have to spend doing hard labor in a north korean prison camp. >>> today there are things to do on a windy day take some great photos. look at this, capturing the pictures off of avon lake at the power plant, the nice clouds. speaking of clouds we've got clouds here lake erie and a plane trying to land in 50 miles an hour wind gusts. cleveland from earlier today. and some hail moving through. so nice shot there. and finally grant willis the flowers in bloom at the buckeye career center. excellent job there folks. like follow and post. decade and a half in a prison in north korea, the 21-year old was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was arrested in january after admitting he tried to steal a political banner from his hotel. and the ohio supreme court says the state can try again to execute a convicted killer, bedroom was set to die by lethal injection. the court today rejected arguments that a second execution attempt would be a violation of double jeopardy rules and would be cruel and unusual punishment. bedroom was sentenced to deat

in prison. now to "commitment 2016" news. a big night for republican mark: what is next for ohio what he is promising. lisa: cleanup in the south, the storm damage left behind. where residents are forced to pick up the pieces. randi: 17 days until spring. if you want a warm-up, there is warmer weather in the seven-dave or cast. with rain and snow. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. twe talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . r xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce r the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke r not caused by r currently well t information on how warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i had to deal with that blood testing routine. ri couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. . like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. may increase yo

the american student from ohio arrested in north korea sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in prison. this is video of cincinnati native publicly apologizing last month. north korea accusing the 21- year-old of trying to steal a propaganda banner from a restricted area of the hotel he was staying in. in a trial lasting just an hour. he was arrested in early january as he tried to leave the country after visiting as a tourist with a new year's tour group. >>> and video released, it's almost too crazy to believe. >> and shows two inmates escaping from a prison in canada in 2013. you can see the two dangling from a rope here attached to a helicopter and that helicopter was hijackinged to help with the prison break in quebec. a guard took the video but they were not able to shoot down the inmates because they were not armed. the unmates were eventually arrested. >> and that is quite the jail break. >>> and still ahead, a battle after losing their homes to fire. the residents fight to get their money back and new developments after we started digging into this. >> and leaving this five-yea

medicaid programn of ohio has put the state on notice, attorneys for the family did not return >> jimmy dimora may get another day in court a judge ruled that of a northeast ohio prison should go to trial, and he slept sentence in youngstown is seeking at least a $2,000 damages. >> discovered by the i-team, a 911 system recently went down at least 12 calls went unanswered. >> ed gallek here with more. >> the city says that 12 callers got no answer early thursday morning calling clear thee 911, the i-team has learned the system went down at 2:17 a.m. 421 minutes, the mayor's office says the 911 lines were down because of maintenance work done by at&t, and many of you never getting no answer. >> i had not even thought about that but they should have a backup systeme. >> it is absolutely unacceptable in this day and age. >> thee crib and police union president also wonders why no backup system andaun that called what happened in danger to officers and the public they have shown delays in getting calls answered with city dispatchers sometimes busy herd of other glitches but nothing like this because of maintenance work. >> two lead to the guy who heart attack, i'm going

in a moment. >>> an escaped murderer has been recaptured 24 hours after he disappeared from an ohio prison. town as the prison. he was convicted of beating a woman to death 13 years ago. >>> the coast guard captured a drug smuggling submarine off the coast of panama. inside more than $200 million worth of cocaine. it's the fifth such bust in the past nine months. >>> and campbell's soup changing the lining of its cans. the soupmaker will stop using the chemical bpa. the switch has begun and should be complete next year. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, march 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone, on there tuesday. what a tuesday morning it is in washington, d.c. after what was a frightening scene on capitol hill. shots ringing out during one of the busiest tourist seasons of the year. >> the area was packed with families and children on spring break and class trips when police shot a suspect at the visitors center, the man identified as 66-year-old larry dawson is now in critical condition. police say it wasn't his first trip to the c

in a nevada prison for robbery and kidnappi. he cannot be trd again for the murders, because of double jeopardy. two students now face charges stemming from a school shooting in ohio this week. investigators say the two boys knew t shooting suspect brought a guto school, but didn't tell authorities. they're being charged with failing to report a possible threat. the suspecin e shooting is 14 years old. two teens were shot, and two others newschanl 13 at 6:00 ... we're hearing fromhe police union out plans to put more cops in pueblo... why it may take a lot nger than th county d.a. would like. and a possible setback for the cannabisup.. find out what state patrol is ying about the event... tomorrow, i'll show youour weekend recast coming up! it's going to be a cool nht with light wind. torrow will be anant was day,ut it'll still be above avage. it may be breezy at times throughout e day, with mostly cloudy skies.our colorado springs 7day forecasthows temperatures warmg to the per 60s on sunday, but it will be much windier ead of our next system. ur pueblo 7day forecast shows a chance for shers on monday and tuesday. your canon city 7day forecast show 50s an60s roug

in ohio. a west chester teen is now heading to prison... after driving crash that killed his friend. this was the scene at the butler county courthouse today... as 18-year old tristan lacey was sentenced to six years in prison. lacey was convicted of driving drunk and crashing near the beckett ridge golf club last year, killing his passenger... mark valentine. today the victims parents had a clear message for other families. "i just want people to learn from this, i don't want this to happen to any other child or family." butted to "there's a difference between justice and forgiveness, and we believe justice has been served, and forgiveness will come in time." in addition to his sentence, lacey will have to pay 14- thousand dollars in restitution and funeral expenses. right now animation right now cincinnati police are searching for a suspect... after a man was found shot to death early this morning. officers were called to a home on elberon avenue in east price hill just before 7... finding 23-year old jamar givens suffering gunshot wounds in the back yard. at the scene... and so fa

in prison. otto warmbier is from ohio. his one-hour trial and harsh sentence came hours after veteran diplomat interceded on his behalf. richardson told "the new york times" he met with two diplomats at the united nations to press for warmbier's release. the uva student was visiting north korea with a tour group when he is arrested in january. he's accused of stealing a propaganda poster from his hotel. >>> back here at home, as a fire ripped through a townhouse in woodbridge, panicked neighbors went door to door frantically knocking to get others out safely. >> and then i heard pounding and -- i'm sorry. i heard pounding and "fire, fire, get out of the house." >> it's been hours since that fire started on ponderosa court and investigators still can't account for one person. bureau reporter david culver is live at the scene with a look at the devastation. >> reporter: you can see behind me even hour started, as you mentioned, fire marshals are still here on the scene. you can see that's the house where the fire began and t

filmed her through a peep hole and admitted in line of doing it in nashville and columbus, ohio and for that he will spend two years in prison. all right. peyton manning hanging up his football cleats for good. retirement still ahead at 5:00. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. >>> thanks for staying with us tennis star maria sharapova suspended after failing a drug test at the australian open. the 28-year-old says she has illegally taken the drug for 10 years just banned on january 1. sharapova says she made a huge mistake and she has let her fans down. she has been the highest paid female athlete for the past 11 years. >> denise: one of the nfl's all-time greats hung up his jersey today. peyton manning retired from football a month after super bowl 50. brook braga reports

the prison encounter that left his bloodied and bruised. >>> these signs causing controversy in ohio. the reason that some residents say the signs are insensitive. >>> calls to 911 unanswered. and now a pasco woman wants to know why the disaster she tried to report and why she was told that nothing could be done >> tmz is reporting that jared fogle was attacked in prison. >> they have uncovered documents regarding the attack. it happened on january 29th. according to tmz, an inmate the face. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of child pornography and crossing state lines to pay for sex with minors. >>> a no crossing sign is getting ai lot of attention from drivers. it warns of suicidal deer. those that put up the sign says it is doing what they hoped for, getting drivers to take notice. residents in the small iowa town say deer are definitely a problem there. they're running in front of vehicles and hitting a deer can be dangerous, even deadly. >> a lot of times when you see dents on cars, you just know that they hit a deer. >> we don't want anybod

in miami. five states vote this tuesday including winner take off states of ohio. >> exonerated after serving quarter century in prison andrej hatchett convicted for carter problem he didn't do it. new evidence suggested that he was innocent. >> brooklyn d.a. here to talk about it. >> duke in on a rare friday but big east round table. great at the garden. >> good basketball. >> two great games. >> november have nova unstoppable. >> about problems -- seton hall looks good. continues at the garden last night we start with seton hall taking on creighton. down by three. there to hit the three, and we have a tie ball game at 66. now, tied at 73, less than a minute to go o. keyring carrington take the lead. a career best 27 points. on a 20 seconds left. creighton down by four. no, seethen hall wins 81-73 the final. 7 p.m. game -- tough. and marquette no match for them. here in the second half j. p. missing from three point range gets the follow-up basket and xavier wins easily 90-70. earlier at noon action kicked off at the top seed. villevillanova and jowrnlg town. hanging tough in the scene by one at intermission. second

. >>> an ohio inmate serving life in prison is fighting to have his case revisited. he is arguing he was wrongfully convicted in 1996 for the death a federal judge denied a motion to appeal alfred cleveland's case to a lower court. his lawyer says the ruling, quote, troubling because the same court has previously concluded there is evidence supporting his claim. the only trial witness against cleveland has since recanted his testimony. cleveland is eligible for parole. >>> a cincinnati mother is facing criminal charges tonight after falsely reporting her child missing. police say the mother's three- week-old child was in the backseat of her car at the time which had been stolen earlier that day. the card been found an hour after it was stolen crashed into a tree. police have not said where the child had been found and why the child wasn't with the mom in the first place. the mother has been charged with obstructing justice. still, though, police arrested four juveniles in connection with the car theft. >>> recently we heard about the health risks associated with drin

in the san bernardino terror attack is collected. >> kelly wright live for us. >>> a convicted murderer a back behind bars after escaping prison. authorities say john modi was reported missing from the ohio prison sunday night during inmate count. he is currently serving 15 years to life in prison for murder, robbery and escaping back in 2003. a nearby college closed the campus during the manhunt and advised to stay indoors. >>> a pilot who failed a breathalyzer test is charged with being drunk. he was arrested for being drunk. a passenger tipped off the flight crew after smelling alcohol and odd behavior. >>> tensions already running high ahead of donald trump's rally planned tonight in janesville, wisconsin. >>> chanting.) >> protestors wasted no time trying to silence the frontrunner with demonstrations inside the hotel near the venue yesterday. six people arrested and more protests are planned for today. meanwhile the trump campaign is planning to fight the outcome of the louisiana primary. he won the state by 4 percentage points but will get fewer delegates than ted cruz. they amaintain everything was conducted fairly based on the state's rules. >> wisconsin governor scott walker is

of course we want to give people a chance in our recidivism rate in ohio out of prison is -- i thinkt is 27%. the national average is 50% of because we give people a chance, we seem to be making progress. thank you. [applause] gov. kasich: i want to get a mom here. let me see if i -- right here. you can go. what happened to you? skiing? >> i cannot ski right now. [laughter] gov. kasich: that's not funny. go ahead. >> i'm a 15-year-old. obviously i am going to be going to college soon. i want to get a good education and there are so many people -- i have a great family and i have ways to get to college but there are so many people who do not they cannot pay for it. what you going to do about student loans and things like that? gov. kasich: that is a pretty good question from a 15-year-old. smart. look, it depends on your financials. first of all, if you are at high school, you ought to be taking college credit courses and they should be giving you credit at the universities. i would assume that happens in this state. number two, we have a number of students who will gradually with --

in four states. what it all means for ohio voters minutes ago a judge sentenced a west chester teen to 6 years in prison and a lifetime driving suspension. the 18-year-old admitted he caused the death of his friend while driving under the influence. 9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us live from butler county where that sentence was just handed down. family and friends of tristan lacey were emotional in court today... lots of hugs and tears as they learned he would spend ... in prison for accidentally killing his friend in that december crash. license was under suspension... and had been in juvenile court before for but stressed his remorse. lacey plead guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide last month...for causing the death of his friend 18-year- old mark valentine. he was tearful, wearing a rosary and clutching a copy of the new testament. police said valentine was sitting in the back seat when lacey crashed into a pole off beckett ridge boulevard near the beckett ridge golf club just before 5 am december 26th. today's sentence much less than he could have received. that's a maximum of eight ye

in prison for aggravated assault. that day the sheriff believes guerrero gets his wish. he goes back to jail. >>> in ohiowo women fight to get out of jail. female inmates in a shocking jailbreak. >> i thought it was some kind of movie. i couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> by holding onto the bottom of a moving bus. >> only a stunt person would be able to try something like this. >> july 11th, 2005. downtown columbus, ohio. the franklin county courthouse. dozens of dangerous prisoners a day are transported from the county jails to the courthouse and back in a reinforced sheriff's bus. the bus sits in a locked and gated secure sally port. it's monitored by surveillance cameras, and it's equipped with steal bars on the doors and windows. amy morris was a homicide detective with the columbus police department. >> i've never heard of anybody escaping from the franklin county jail before. >> but that doesn't stop two inmates from trying. that day tracy mobley is charged with multiple counts of burglary, theft, possession of drugs, and receiving stolen property. mary ann morrissey, on the other hand, is cha

well, authorities now have filed charges in federal court against thomas delamacino of fairborn, ohio, it is a misdemeanor charge, leading up to one year in prison'll keep you posted. >>> so many crucial states here, but you have missouri, too. 71 delegates at stake, hillary clinton supporter and missouri congressman joining me here, emanuel cleaver, on the importance of that race. congressman, always good to have you. >> good to be here with you. >> hillary clinton is doing very well. the polls in that state, the lead has narrowed somewhat, and i'm guessing many in that campaign are getting a little concerned after michigan, when the polls were so wrong and bernie sanders won. do you see a possibility of a bernie sanders' surge as he gains on her? >> well, i think there is a strong possibility that he would win a couple of states tonight. missouri has historically been a bellwether state. that was kind of erased with obama. he lost it twice, then he won the election. but i think missouri is crucial. i think at least in terms of momentum, if there is such a thing in politics anymore. and it's a situation now where you just don't want him to win

donald trump rally in ohio is now facing federal charges. 22-year-old thomas dimassio is charged with illegally entering a restricted area. this misdemeanor could result in a year in prison. thomas dimassimo jumped a barricade and rushed to the stage on saturday, able to >>> a scary moment at the polls yesterday in cleveland. where a worker was arrested after flashing a gun at a polling station. two poll workers got in an argument over the way to handle a situation with a voter, one of the workers was asked to leave. that worker responded but someone was -- that someone was "going to die" and showed a gun in his bag. police picked him up a few blocks from the polling location. >>> just over a month after justice antonin scalia's unexpected death president obama appears ready now to name his replacement on the supreme court. an announcement could come as soon as today. sources say the president's team has finished vetting potential candidates. all that remains now, for the president to decide which of the candidates he wants to nominate. the eventual nominee could have trouble being confirmed. senate republicans vow to block any nominee president obama makes. >>> we're wa

in the air. the first use of a drone by one ohio sheriff after a prison escape.. all-day breakfast. what mc- donalds plans next to build on that success.. so you don't waste your money do you really need to sweat to get a good work-out?the form of exercise that may offer many of the same benefits. you're watching nine on your you're watching 9 on your side at 11 welcome back. a moving and solemn sight tonight at the ronald reagan library in california.former first lady nancy reagan's coffin was carried by service members to lie in repose before her burial on friday. members of her family where there as the coffin was carefully placed. the public is invited to pay its respects through tomorrow. long lines had already formed by this afternoon... many traveling miles to get to simi valley. visitors say once inside the museum.. the mood is reverent. hear a pin drop. the ministers were, i think it helped to have ministers there, help to kind of ground people that are looking for reasons as why these things happen when they happen. but you know a fair somber, sad time. time.among those wh

sentenced to 40 years in prison his lawyers argued the punishment was too severe court upheld the sentence today former fugitive to see treasure hunter must remain behind bars in ohio federal court says tommy thompson must answer questions about the location 500 missing gold coins before he can go free mr. thompson agreed in a plea deal to talk about the coins but never has destination cleveland says of the city's resurgence continues convention and visitors bureau says 65,000 people will come to town for the summer's republican national convention the new convention center hotel will help bring more big gatherings to cleveland and the very near future donald to top governor k-6 and when the ohio primary from scheduled an 11th hour stop outside of youngstown tonight in the magglio was the only cleveland reporter got the chance to ask mr. trump a few questions it will come back been a long day. >> it's a very interesting as you both know he is in a tough battle be with tom k sick right now according to most polls if you can squeeze out a victory here in a win in florida tomorrow he'll be in the high-speed lanes with the nomination he made no attempts to lower expect

in prison for a murder in brown county. he pleaded guilty last month of -- to a murder in elsmere. commonwealth attorney rob sanders is recommending a life sentence. happening today, the ohio department of health is holding a zika virus tabletop exercise in columbus. at the meeting, officials want to ensure the state' s readiness at the local and state levels prior to the 2016 mosquito season, which is usually from may to october. zika virus is primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito, though some cases have been know to trasmit the disease through sexual intercourse. the virus has also been know to mark: a new nationwide cnn/orc poll finds donald trump and hillary clinton well ahead of their closest competitors just as the race expands to a national stage. super tuesday is a chance for candidates to get a very large number of delegates to the democratic and republican nominating conventions. 11 states will either vote or caucus. which is why you' ll also hear this called the sec primary, taking that name from the southeast conference, an association of southern universities that may be best known for its football rivalries. the u.s. territory of amer

in prison and imposed a lifetime driving ban. kyla: in commitment 2016 news, a hearing is scheduled today in a lawsuit against ohio' s secretary of state. this comes with ohio' s primary just days away. nine 17-year-olds are suing secretary of state jon husted after he said they will not be able to vote for a presidental nominee in next week' s primary. husted said even though the 17-year-olds will be 18 by the time of the general election, in the primary, only voters 18 or older can directly vote for delegates. democrat bernie sanders' presidential campaign also is suing over the limitations. mark: meanwhile in florida, the candidates hit the debate stage for the second time this week. it comes right after the huge victory in michigan for the sanders campaign. mrs. clinton: i won one and lost one last night. this is a marathon and it' s a marathon that can only be carried out by inclusive, campaign i' m running. mr. sanders: when we began this campaign i was three points in the polls. i was probably 60 or 70 points behind the secretary. we have come a long way in 10 months. mark: florida holds a big contest in just five days, th

and prison yard brawl.the attack that injured former covering the race for the white house.governor john kasich takes his campaign to philadelphia after beating donald trump in ohio. ohio.although last night's win doesn't get kasich anywhere close to getting the delegates he needs to get the party's nomination, kasich is optimistic that it paves the way for a contested g-o-p convention later this summer in cleveland. <"if i'm a trump supporter and we go in there with the lead and somehow this thing is wrestled away from donald trump, i think there's going to be the perception that they rigged, they pulled a fast one on us. and there's going to be so much anger and frustration i think that is going to splinter the party, i think people are going to walk away from the republican party."> party.">marco rubio lost his home state of florida to donald trump... and bowed out of the race.trump leads in the delegate count... ted cruz is second and john kasich is in third. for the democrats-- hillary sanders in the delegate count. the former secretary of state beat sanders in the buckeye state with 5-percent of the vote.. to sanders 42. president obama said he'd do it-- an

in a cab. >> laura: an ohio lawmakers is going after criminals who kill a police dog or horse in the line of duty. senator jim hughes is pushing new legislation that would enforce mandatory prison sentences for suspects who kill a police animal like jet had, ro. it would require anyone who kills a police dog or a horse to spend at least nine months in jail. it would also force criminals to pay a fine of up to $10,000. the money collected would help pay for the animal's replacement and training cost. this bill comes the same week court, accused of killing jethro. the 22-year-old plead not guilty to a long list of charges including assaulting a police dog. he faces up to 57 years in prison. barefield remains locked up on a $5 million bond. >> brian: well the race for the republican nomination turned pretty nasty last night during fox's news debate. the three leading candidates went after each other professionally and also personally. craig boswell has the details. >> reporter: donald trump picked up where left off from the debate. taunting his owe points during a rally in michigan friday morning. >> little marco. lying ted cruz. >> it evolved into a yelling match last night. >> y

ohio church. caseic calling for the student's release tonight. >> former sub way folks man reportedly assaulted in prison. tmz reporting that his attacker punched him in the recreation yard. at the colorado prison. he end up with a bloody nose and swollen face. attackers family says he's upset that so many child sex predators >> . breaking news from the entertainment rule. the son of the legendary performer. has died. >> . in and out. in a matter of seconds. >> surveillance video shows the destruction left behind by a group of thieves. beginning tomorrow morning at approximately nine o'clock. >> cleveland police are ready to go for the massive celebration. they'll have extra security. in place. and parade goers are encouraged to use public transportation. if possible. >> . what you can do is park for free. at many of our parking lots. and take the directly downtown. it's five dollars. construction. riders can expect to see a lot of change to the bus route. rta says they'll have volunteers and signs posted too. >> in recent years there have been major fights. >> the construction does make it physically im