from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. wheels down in havana for air force one, as barack obama becomes the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge almost 90 years ago. the president will spend a busy two days on the communist-ruled island nation. >> reporter: only eight months after the flag was raised at the reopened u.s. embassy in cuba, for the first time in more than half a century, the streets of havana are decorated with american flags and images of president obama. the president and the first family are beginning their cuban visit with a walking tour of historic old havana tonight. mr. obama will meet tomorrow with cuban president raul castro and attend a state dinner. obama has no plans to meet with former president and revolutionary leader fidel castro, older brother of the current president. but he does intend to spend time on tuesday with critics of castro's government, many of whom have faced arrests for their outspoken opposition. the white house would not discl

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. ohio received the bulk of candidate attention today, as it and four other states: florida, illinois, missouri, and north carolina, prepare to hold presidential primaries on tuesday. on the republican side, ohio governor john kasich and florida senator marco rubio campaigned in their delegate rich home states, hoping to thwart businessman donald trump and texas senator ted cruz, who are well ahead in delegates needed to win their party's nomination. yesterday, rubio and kasich split the delegates at the washington, d.c. convention: rubio narrowly won and earned 10 delegates, and kasich placed second taking nine. in wyoming, cruz easily won the state convention and nabbed nine of the 11 delegates, followed by rubio and trump with one each. overall, trump leads the republicans with 460 delegates, almost 40% of the number needed to win the nomination, while cruz has 369 delegates, rubio has 163, and kasich, 63. cruz said today his party should not fear if no one can

stewart: breaking news right now in volusia county. police say a three-year-old boy fell out of his mother' s moving vehicle after he was left unattended. chopper two was over the scene. ashley wilson went into nature' s garden on lewis street and left the child in the chevy blazer. it somehow shifted into reverse, rolled out of the parking lot onto granada boulevard where the child fell out. it is unclear if he fell out of the vehicle or was injured in the fall. meredith: palm bay police say they had no choice but to shoot and kill a man who is threatening officers with a gun. it happened in a middle-class neighborhood while neighbors watched from a safe distance. how did police try to resolve this matter peacefully? about two hours prior to the shooting. right here on mariposa drive, they say the man lived here alone and during those two hours, police say they tried everything they could come up with. >> we tried to make contact with this person numerous times face to face and used the pa and by phone. reporter: but the chief says no

stewart: thank you. it' s sure to be a big weekend for the families of 130 national guardsman here in florida. the group returned home last night following a 9-month deployment in afghanistan. wesh 2 was there for the big reunion at daytona international airport. >> it' s the best feeling in the world right now. couldn' t wait for this day. it has been a long year, but i' m so glad to be home with my family. stewart: the troops are members of the 1st 265th air defense the wounded warrior project has fired two of its top executives. the ceo steve nardizzi and chief operating officer al giordano are accused of spending the organization' s money on lavish parties and travel. on top of that nardizzi appears the charity spent only 60% of its budget on veterans and 30% on fundraising. behind bars tonight, charged in connection with the death of a toddler. 16-year-old henry hayes was allegedly involved in a gang shooting that left 22-month-old tonight aiden' s family is speaking out. they say they want to see h

stewart: good evening, i' m stewart moore. i' m summer knowles in for angela taylor. what we know is a boat is on fire. it is burning pretty well. this is in the big econ river area. not a lot of traffic . we are not sure how this got here. we see fire rescue crews have arrived and are going to be trying to put out those flames. we are going to stay on top of this breaking image and get you more information. right now at 5:30, a case of attempted child abduction under investigation. police in daytona beach have released this composite sketch of the man responsible. police say he tried to get a 14-year-old girl in his car. wesh 2' i just froze up he leaned out of the car as if he was about to come and get out and come towards me. reporter: zaporha steward got a good look at the man who she her friday night as she walked down hillcrest drive near berkshire road, heading to her boyfriends house. she says this is a good man' s orange hat, because the suspect opened the car door. >> he kept asking me where i was going and i kept ignoring him i froze up i didn' t say anythi

good evening, i' m stewart moore. meredith: i' m meredith mcdonough in for angela taylor. 31-people were killed when 2 suicide bombers detonated themselves this morning. one at the brussels airport, and another at a metro station a few miles away. this video shows the aftermath of the explosion at the airport. you can see people running while smoke rises from the terminal building. we' re told a third bomb was also brought in, but never exploded. we have live pictures from brussels at this hour. memorial is growing for the victims of the attack. >> you want to show you a live look at the brussels airport. we will of course stay on top of the situation. one of the planes able to leave it landed with immense security. reporter: the passengers who made the eight hour journey had no idea what was happening in the city and airport they had just left. we watched as family made their be taken to the terminal and question. we also saw all the luggage searched by bomb sniffing dog. what is, backs and their owners were matched

pat: hi stewart. the arnold palmer invitational is celebrating its 38th anniversary this year, and events like this don' t just literally a cast of thousands worked behind the scenes to help make this a success including , many who don' t get paid, yet leave bay hill each year very rich. they are the heartbeat of the arnold palmer invitational. a few hundred of the nearly 1500 ohlund tears working last saturday -- volunteers working last saturday. next year, this new organization because the host. >> these folks give us their time, and that is what volunteering and charities are all about. getting time and energy and money. pat: this year, he creates three years of being the chairman. he passes it on to a 30 five year volunteer at this event. >> there is no way i can leave that after being your just a few years. it is who i am, this is where i want to be. mr. palmer is the greatest. when mr., was smoking packs of cigarettes, packs of cigarettes handed out. >> different cigarettes, different companies.

affects newborns, and how these babies and mothers are getting help. >> stewart: to the trained ear, the high-pitched cry of this three-week-old baby girl is a sign that something isn't right. nurse heather mishlick at east tennessee children's hospital is taking care of her. >> if you just kind of walked by a baby and you didn't know what was going on, those would be the things that popped out to you the most, like, you know, why is that baby crying so loud? you know, why is that baby shaking? and you know, why can't we console that baby? >> stewart: the answer is the infant is going through withdrawal from prescription opioids that her mother took while pregnant, leading to a condition called neonatal abstinence syndrome, or n.a.s. >> their temperatures are high. their extremities are really stiff. there may have been feeding problems initially. >> stewart: this baby's mother, who we will refer to as katie-- which is not her real name, she asked to remain anonymous-- says her daughter had all those symptoms when she was first born. >> when i first had her, she was really bad. like,

stewart: i' m stewart moore. it' s no easy task figuring out which candidate or groups are behind the attack ads. wesh 2' s greg fox looked into all of them today to find out whose agenda you are really ads. wesh 2' s greg fox looked into all of them today to find out whose agenda you are really seeing. you have to wonder just how reporter: you have to wonder just how voters can clear their heads long enough to make their choices for president with negative ads, like this. marco rubio, another corrupt al-talk, no-action, politician. i' m donald trump and i approve this message. ok. so we know who is behind this ad. but this one? he even paid a million dollar fine. this is a third party ad, you know, those groups with the super tiny type at the end. our principles pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. a little research reveals a lot about who is behind these mystery groups. a former campaign manager for 2012 gop nominee, mitt romney, and the one staffer is a former communications boss for trump n

we would like to you on breaking news stewart:. stewart:we begin in orange county where an eight-year-old was pulled from a canal in riverside elementary school. the child was not breathing and no vital signs were found. the eight-year-old was walking along the big blue pipe you see in this video. >> the victim was somehow on the type and fell off the pipe into several feet of water. the fire department responded immediately and whisked the child away to a hospital where he is in very critical condition. stewart: the victim is in very critical condition at florida hospital south. angela: in volusia county, i tell him to be airlifted to the hospital after being struck by a car on west granada street. the child was left inside a car and somehow a gear shifted and the car started to roll and the child fell out and was hit. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. stewart: you can head to our mobile app for the latest information on both of those breaking news' s and headlines from across central florida. angela: we

stewart moore joins us. stewart: new details into the investigation of a stolen car. when it was recovered, a child was in the backseat area. plus, a local sheriff' s deputy is charged with civil rights violations. becoming a reality. li if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful and zyrtec than claritin . because it starts working faster muddle no more stewart: right now in daytona good evening, i' m stewart moore. >> i meredith mcdonough. reporter: police have not released the name of the victim or the victims mother . the 12-year-old was asleep in the back when the mother got out. a stranger jumped in and flight with the child in the back. reporter: a neighbor saw it all and spoke with the mother after the child was down with the vehicle at an apartment complex several blocks away. police say the mom chased after the suspect but lost him. >> someone distill my car. it does not appear the suspect realized the child was sleeping at the back. >> when she woke up, the stranger said he was g

stewart: thanks. hillary clinton we are moving : closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november. [applause] stewart: hillary clinton speaking in west palm beach last night, following some key wins in last night' s super tuesday primary contests. what a victory is was, too. she swept all elections, winning florida, north carolina, ohio, illinois, and missouri. while bernie sanders wasn' t able to claim victory last night, he made no mention of dropping out of the race anytime soon. he says he' bernie sanders: you know, what excites me so much as i go around the country is to see the incredible energy of hundreds of thousands of people who love this country, but know we can do so much better. stewart: sanders made no reference to hillary clinton. he simply mentioned his opponent, who took money from wall street donors. angela: last night' s victory puts hillary clinton far ahead of sanders in the delegate count. right now clinton has just over 1560. that' s abou

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stewart: a 26-year-old man was killed last night in orlando. it happened just before 10:00 at that' s near holden avenue and orange blossom trail. police arrived on scene but so far no arrests have been made. a man was taken in for no word whether or not he' suspect. right now the suspect in a carjacking remains hospitalized. deputies say he crashed the car he' d just stolen. this happened wednesday in deland. police say 18-year-old andre pomerleau stole a woman' s suv, with her dog inside. he then crashed it into a power pole. the dog was fine, and returned to its owner. angela: a bill which would put restrictions on florida' s planned parenthood clinics is sitting on governor scott' s desk. a group of opponents to the measure appeared in tallahassee today, hoping to persuade him not to sign it. they presented a petition of more than 12,000 signatures. one advocate says the bill says >> i am worried about the future of women. i have heard many stories of women that i have spoken to who lived before roe v. wade, and had to live in a world where

stewart: jim, angela, coming up, under arrest. a local man, charged with indecent exposure at a nearby publix. plus, under fire. wesh 2 is talking to a local muslim leader, who is speaking out after comments this morning from governor rick scott, on national tv. a wrong way driver crashes into a florida sheriff' s deputy. and the end of the road for marco rubio. it could be, unless the senator s florida primary. tonight' s debate in miami. wesh 2 is there, for all the 5:30 is next. announcer: you' re watching wesh 2. angela: police say a man exposed himself inside a publix. stewart: this happened on the store at 434 and wekiva springs in longwood. detectives have made an arrest. matt: they have made an arrest, closer look at the publix. it is really at the intersection of 434 and montgomery. they have made an arrest, and he just bonded out of jail. detectives say they have evidence on the store surveillance to back-up the girl' s story. >> a customer pulled out his privates and they are saying , that i have to call you to report,

stewart? stewart: thanks. some disturbing new information re seeing a big uptick in the number of crashes along the i-4 ultimate construction zone. troopers blame cars traveling too closely to the cars in front of them. as a result, a lot of the crashes are rear-end collisions. the average time to clear a wreck is more than 30 minutes, which can often lead to more wrecks. >> your just had to bring the speeds down and you know, obey the speed limits, or give speed limit is much slower because of congestion. stewart: two problem areas include the fairbanks curve and the stretch south of state road 50 through downtown. meredith: another look at breaking news in palm bay. firefighters have been busy throughout the afternoon. you can see this is pretty smoky. it is about 95% contained. 100 homes have been affected, people have been evacuating. four of those homes have been damaged, anything from minor to severe. as is about 48 acres, so we will continue to watch this as they look for hotspots. stewart: we could use

stewart: of course, latebreaking news, dr. ben carson will not be involved in the next debate, raising questions about if he has a path moving forward. there is still a long road to win the white house, and wesh 2 will be tracking the whole thing. be sure to stay with us on air and online for the latest news from the campaign trail. angela: still ahead, the push to protect pastors, who don' t want to perform same sex marriage ceremonies. stewart: plus, the 10 american sailors held captive by iran earlier this year, may now face discipline here in the states. medley served with sirloin steak. the sizzling sound of fresh florida vegetables mingling together; saut\ zucchini, squash, bell peppers, and tomatoes in golden olive oil. garnish with fresh parsley and serve with juicy sirloin steak. that's how easily pan roasted florida vegetables complete a delicious meal. visit freshfromflorida.com for more great recipes. and remember, delicious is always stewart: as a new man in charge of the war in afghanistan, george mcnichols and h

stewart: thank you. uber says it' s teaming up with a local city. altamonte springs says it will become the first fully-integrated uber city. wesh 2' s amanda ober joins us live to explain what that means exactly. amanda? amanda: some of the details are not being released until a news conference tomorrow morning, but here is what i have learned. if you take an uber ride from the sunrail station in altamonte springs, starting march 21, the city will pay for 25% of that tab, the city and uber will provide the discounts. if you take a ride that ends in altamonte springs, you would get 20% off. this is part of a year-long project being kicked off by altamonte springs and uber. altamonte will become the first fully integrated uber city. impact with right handling technology on the city' s overall nobility plan. they hope the program will boost sunrail ridership, and they also hope to alleviate traffic congestion. one sunrail writer who relies on coworkers to pick her up at the station told meet the discount w

stewart: so what' s wrong? engineers hired by sasso say of the approximately 80 homes they tested in the neighborhood, they all had stucco problems. at the orange county commission meeting concerning this issue, -- >> the stucco was not done with accordance at the time. stewart: county building inspector tim boldig told the room full of upset homeowners that inspectors saw stucco cracking and water intrusion, damage to the structural wood members, and damage to the floor system. and behind the stucco, rotted wood and damp walls. wesh 2 experts air quality assessors, who also testified at the commission hearing and talked about these black spots, visited the site with us and peeled back to identify what those black splotches could possibly be. richie kidwell: we aren' t sure exactly what type of mold it is. we know it' s mold. we know it' s bad, depending on somebody' s immune system is how >> to direct mold swabs, one from the top, one from the bottom. stewart: at today' s hearing, air quality assessors identif

stewart's five-year old kindergartner gets on the wrong bus. bus. "the bus driver didn't check to see if this child belonged on the particular bus." bus."stewart's three children get home safely, but the third is nowhere to be found and the school doesn't know where he is. is. "a complete stranger walks up on the school premises with our child and said the child was walking down a busy street." street."stewart complains and "i was assured nothing like this would happen again." again."but it did -- this past monday to stewart's 10-year old fourth grader.he got on the right bus, but fell asleep, and woke up when it went through the intersection of madison and red bank roads. seconds later, he sleepily got off. off. "he realized as soon as he stepped out into the sunlight -- this ain't where i'm supposed to be. by this time the bus was gone." gone."luckily, another good samaritan came along and took the boy home to call his parents.stewart called first student -- again. again. "my words were in fury, if you can't do the job, i'm going to need for all o

katie stewart and her twin sister turned 22 on march 14th. her father, tom, told me she was coming to lakeside park for a party on saturday night. but, first, the transylvania university senior went to lexington, one of her favorite spots. there, he said, she slipped and fell to her death. "it's so sad and tragic that her beautiful, wonderful life was ended way too soon." soon." that's how notre dame academy president laura koehl described 2012 graduate katie stewart monday after learning of her death. death. "katie, i think, was a very open and welcoming person. she made people feel good about who they are." are." stewart was one of two co- presidents her senior year at the park hills high school. school. "she was very involved. she worked closely with the students. she got to know them well and dild things that were in their best interest. she worked well with her teachers and the staff to really promote notre dame academy." academy." stewart fell over a cliff saturday at raven run nature sanctuary. firefighters recovered her body and while

funeral arrangements for katie stewart are now final. visitation begins at 3:30 wednesday at saint agnes church in fort wright. the service follows at 7. three bomb threats against tri- state schools in a single day. they turned out to be hoaxes -- that school officials say are becoming a big waste of time. facing charges after posting this message on facebook... threatening to blow up several cincinnati schools. also today - north college hill high *and* campbell county middle school were evacuated after police say students made threats tgere as well. 'summit view academy had two bomb scares called in recently from a robotic voice. kenton county district spokesperson 'jess dykes' says the cost of these threats can't be measured. "we're losing academic instructional time with our kids - it's a waste of our time - and you can't put a dollar amount on that" that"even during an evacuation - districts are required to feed students scramble to put sack lunches together. some bus drivers are also called in on overtime. tonight -- a dozen fairf

>> stewart: yeah, bad weather. >> cooper: they would say it's bad weather? >> stewart: uh-huh.h means, we'll let you know if he's coming your way or going some other way. >> cooper: so you would get word from up above that ok, an inspector's coming, they would use code words, and then you would basically clean up your area to make it look right? >> stewart: uh huh, yeah. >> cooper: upper big branch was a non-union mine. inspectors were the only people miners could turn to for help. but they say, word was out, they shouldn't be seen talking to inspectors. was there fear about speaking up? >> pauley: if you wanted a job you kept your mouth shut. me, like a lot of other miners, mining is about the only industry it's the biggest industry in the state of west virginia. you have children, you want them to have. you want to provide for them. i was a single mom, you know? >> cooper: you needed that job? >> pauley: i did the best i could. ( crying ) we did the best we could for our families. the guys did as well. >> ruby: some of the stories that they have to tell are horrifying. being

she got the moment and screamed terah stewart/rihanna fan"and literally just by doing this throne has thrown my life into funn and chaos." his instagram account went from 400 followers to 13000terah stewart/rihanna fan"texts emails on my phone won't even because there's so many yeah you found me." now the assistant director of intercultural studies at ohio state university is posting old stuff for his new followers natsterah stewart/rihanna fan so garages have the best acoustics so that's what that video was."but it's this video nats that people can't get enough ofbritney woodley/rihanna fan"like we weren't thinking about anything anything past past that moment we just couldn't believe it happened"terah stewart/rihanna fani think i'm a push to getting on a popular talk showtony mirones nine on your side columbus weather summary: winds pick up on tuesday from the southwest at 10 to 20, gusting to 30 mph. this is warm air building ahead of this next rain maker. while tuesday is breezy, to the mid to low 60s with partly cloudy skies.warm air continues to surge into the tri-state on wedne

>> stewart: right, right. >> cooper: it's all dust? >> stewart: all dust. dust pump. >> cooper: as part of their case, prosecutors showed jurors the pumps miners were supposed to wear to measure their intake of coal dust, but at upper big branch, bobbie pauley says they were routinely instructed by their bosses to cheat on the test, by hanging the pumps in the fresh air. >> pauley: so your measurements when they were tested came in compliant with the law. >> cooper: federal mine inspectors visited upper big branch almost daily but prosecutors say the mine had an illegal advance warning system in place. security guards at the entrance would relay messages to miners underground alerting them an inspector was coming. >> cooper: they would use code words? >> stewart: yeah, bad weather. >> cooper: they would say it's bad weather? >> stewart: uh-huh. which means, we'll let you know if he's coming your way or going some other way. >> cooper: so you would get word from up above that ok, an inspector's coming, they would use code words, and then you would basically

>> stewart: keep mining, right. and they carried out his orders they treated the people under them as he treated them. i mean, he talked to them like they were dogs, they in turn talked to the superintendents or the section foremen, whatever, like they were dogs and kept that pressure applied to force these people to do his will. >> cooper: blankenship's attorneys called no witnesses at trial and pointed to safety initiatives their client put in place at upper big branch. >> ruby: miner after miner after miner who worked at upper big branch took the stand and said that the so-called safety initiatives were a joke. that the safety program stops at the entrance to the mine. and once you're underground, your job is to run coal. >> cooper: after two weeks of deliberations, a federal jury came to a landmark decision, finding don blankenship guilty of conspiring to willfully violate mine safety laws. >> bill taylor: there was never enough evidence to justify convicting mr. blankenship. >> cooper: but they didn't find defr

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stewart: oh, it does not get better than that. third overtime, bearcats kevin johnson drains a three-point jumper to give cincinnati the lead. but with 8/10 of a second, the yukon jalen adams puts up and drains a half court buzzer beater to send the game into a fourth overtime. she is not related to steph curry in my knowledge. this was crazy. the huskies went on to win the game in the fourth overtime and live to amaze another day. orlando magic gordon hollywood -- aaron gordon goes hollywood. he spoke to alan about the recent slamdunk competition on nba all-star weekend where he a lot of people think you should have gotten the title of the competition. [indiscernible] he almost hit his head in the studio lights. solar bears defeat the brampton beast, 6-3. and remember you can wake upe jim: a deadly hit-and-run in downtown orlando. this is on colonial just west of i-4. a late soccer match traffic, and the aac tournament traffic will be affected by this. meredith: this involves the pedestrian, and the suspect vehicle is described a

>> stewart: yeah, bad weather. >> cooper: they would say it's bad weather? >> stewart: uh-huh. which means, we'll let you know if he's coming your way or going some other way.

stewart: new video of a man some orange county deputies. meredith: all lanes of i-95 have reopened following a gas tanker crash. cut off by another vehicle. right now there is no word on any injuries. troopers tell us that aggressive driving is to blame for that i-95 crash. they say march is usually the most dangerous time of the year on florida roads. 32,000 crashes statewide with 35 deaths. another 230 people were hurt. >> on any given day florida is home to 20 million residents in nearly 2 million visitors. the florida highway patrol says march is the most dangerous month of the year on florida roads. so many of these folks have free time, great weather and lots of activities to choose from. local spring break mixed with college spring break next with out-of-towners. both victims who died in a crash at this west orange county intersection were not wearing seat belts. three children properly restrained survived. people not wearing seatbelts. driving too fast is the cause. the most common cause is alcohol. people choosing to drink and 4500

stewart: it is.u look at the em universe, it is not just about fundamentals or what the dollar is doing. you have to pay great attention, whatever the country. :, malaysia. the political backdrop matters enormously. what is happening shows us how much of an interest it can have on currency. anus: year today, rialto up .5%. the malaysian ringgit up. there is a whole host of factors really at play here. comert: many of these after a huge decline. anna: and the bounce in commodities is helping. thank you very much, stewart robertson. manus: chinese bank earnings are out, let us go higher. after one of the biggest state lenders reported overnight. anna: for more on that and report to come, let us get out to the asian pacific bank senior editor, great to see you france's. do you see any results from bocom? francis: income coming in better than expected for the fourth quarter. i think most importantly, it is contained in only 41%. which is lower than the industrywide average of 51% from last year. another

they say stewart had a crazy sense of humor. and an unmatched love for holidays, especially christmas. >> we are going to come here and remember her, to comfort people a portion of the proceeds will go to her family. reporter: her classmates have set up a a go fund me page has been set up by her classmates to help her family. we will have more information on our website wlwt.com reporting live in the newsroom tammy mutasa wlwt news 5. courtis: developing now indian governor mike pence has ordered all flags at state facilities to be flown at half staff to honor a sheriff' s deputy killed in the line of duty. howard county deputy carl koontz died at an indianapolis hospital after being shot about 12:30 this morning. he and his partner, sergeant jordan buckley were serving an arrest warrant at a mobile home park when they were met with gunfire. both officers were wearing body armor. koontz had been a deputy less than 3 years. >> carl will be missed. we appreciate any prayers and support that anyone out there can give us because we

stewart: we are long. to put the nuance on this, when we look at mispriced assets, there's a chance they are going to be mispriced. the biggest miss price is probably in europe. we have european exposure, because we think and a soft global environment with the fed following an easy policy, with a pick up of germany or france, it's pretty attractive. that is one way to play it. you don't take a big directional bet, which would be against the fed. to be pragmatic, you can't fight the fed too hard. long u.s. over europe makes sense. in terms of trying to fight the fed, this is hard work, but there are times in the cycle when it is right to fight the central bank. 2001-2003, or in 2008 when the fed was, cut, cut, cut -- there are times to fight the fed. u.s.e last 12-18 months, equities have gone nowhere despite a continually easy fed. to us, this looks like a topping process than consolidation. equity valuations look so high. this is not an environment where equities would normally be performing well, but the

stewart fell over a cliff saturday at raven run nature sanctuary. firefighters recovered her body and while trying to move it in a boat, it capsized. six firefighters in life vests swam to safety, but stewart's body hasn't been found. she was a manager at crank and boom ice cream lounge and marketing. co-workers and sunday. "we really just wanted to come together today to share in our grief and to mourn together -- to celebrate her life and to honor her memory." memory." katie's father, tom, called her a brillant student for whom academics came easy. she was majoring in spanish and communications at transylvania university. her mother, stephanie, called katie a bright light, a jewel, whose inside beauty spread to the world around her. her.at notre dame academy, friends and alumni gathered monday for a private vigil in her memory. memory. "it's really an opportunity to welcome back katie's classmates and other alumni who want to come back to notre dame to be together and to share in their grief and to be supported." that private vigil is underway rig

katie stewart was a 20-12 graduate of notre dame academy.. and a large turnout is expected at her visitation tonight..local 12's adam clements joins us *live* from st. agnes church in fort wright.. where that visitation is being held.. 3 heartbreaking on so many levels.. a 22 year old.. about to graduate college and start her life in the real world.. and now.. she'll never get that chance..katie stewart was hiking by herself at the raven run nature sanctuary in lexington.. when she slipped and fell from a cliff.. rescue crews had to rappel down the cliff to try to save her.. but it was too late.. on top of that.. the boat the crew was using to try to recover katie's body capsized sending six firefighters into the swollen kentucky river.. they retrieve her body..it's been a rough week for friends and family of katie stewart.. i spoke with one of her former classmates who says.. right now.. the notre dame community is doing its best to rally around the family.. particularly.. katie's twin sister madeline. 3 "it's a trying time for everybody, bu

but stewart' s attorney and the judge agreed, smith has no legal right to avoid testifying. that means smith will have to answer questions or invoke his 5th amendment right not to incriminate himself. in a civil case, you can infer certain things from the exercise of the fifth amendment right. it' s not yet known if the deposition will be video recorded and, if so, if any or all will be sealed. as the negligence case moves forward there is another civil case brought by yvonne stewart against dale smith. that could be right back here at the courthouse for a hearing soon and in that suit, she' s seeking grandparent visitation rights for parker' s kids. jim: daytona beach police need help identifying a man who they this is a composite sketch of the suspect believed to be between 30 and 40, wearing an orange hat and driving a light blue jaguar the victim told us she was walking from her house on hillcrest drive to her boyfriends when the suspect stopped, opened the car door and repeatedly asked her where she was going. >> he was like come here, and i completely ignored him and i

police have not identified the -- have now identified the hiker as 22-year-old mary katharine stewart of kenton county. investigators say stewart slipped and fell over a cliff at raven run nature sanctuary in lexington saturday afternoon. rescuers tried to move her body using a boat, but the boat capsized with six firefighters and stewart on board. the firefighters swam to safety and recovered the body from the river. last night stewart' s classmates >> katie was an extraordinary young lady, lit up a room anywhere she went. i called her a beacon of light, so anytime she was around she would fill a room with joy. she was incredible in the way she cared for others. mark: katie' s classmates have set up a go-fund-me page to help her family. we have more information on our website, wlwt.com lisa: happening today, the trial begins for a norwood man accused of luring a teenager for sex and then holding her against her will. cody lee jackson faces charges of sex abuse and kidnapping. prosecutors say last year jackson met his victim on facebook and then lured her to his home for sex. jackson

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. >> and katie stewart made an impression on everyone who knew her. they are talking about how tough it is to process what happened. >>> katie stewart was a 2012 graduate of notre dame academy. ironically the slogan in her yearbook, it's not the end. it's only the beginning. besides her smiling picture, the now those who knew her are not so sure. >> she had a lot of life in her. a lot of goodness. >> when katie graduated, larry cale was the school's principal. thinking of her now, brings a smile. >> she thought something, she will bring it to you. she was not afraid to talk to adults and challenges things and question them. i think that, you know, she was respected for that. >> according to officials, she was hiking in the nature run, when she slipped and fell from her death. repelling, and responding rescue crews couldn't do anything to save her. when a boat was used to carry her body out. the boat capsized and all the firefighters made it to safety. and she was expected to graduate soon. she worked in a local ice cream shop where on sunday, they celebrated her life. add tough task,

wesh 2' s stewart moore is live in studio with the details. stewart: we will play with senator did not do and that' s , give an endorsement for any of the remaining gop candidates. but he did talk about any future political plans. >> i am not going to be anybody' s vice president. i' m not going to do it. i don' t mean that in a disrespect the way. i am not going to be vice president. i am not running for governor in florida. i will finish out my term in the senate. we will work really hard. we have things we want to achieve, and then i will be a private citizen in january. meredith: -- stewart: he also said he believes it wouldn' t help the republican party if donald trump wins the nomination. >> the race has narrowed even further, and it we could prevent the trumpet nomination and that would be damaging to the conservative movement. stewart: in florida' s primary, rubio lost in every county but in the meantime, conservative leaders have met privately in washington to develop a plan to stop republican presidential getting the gop nomination.