tim burk, again, told me he is disappointed in this situation because t well. the most v ever. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> be sure to take on 9 on your side for extensive coverage. up donald trump supporters are keeping his message alive. >>> it is unclear how many people were inside a car when a semi forced it off to the bridge and into the ohio river. >> the chain reaction shut down the highway all night long. where the search for that stands at this hour? ashley? >> reporter: crews are trying to find out the bes that car. you will see one of the rescue boats across the river. during rush hour a chaotic scene. >> it's been a mess. cause it to river. >> at some point in that, the one vehicle did go over to the side of the bridge river. >> multiple police ag on for hours. >> they were trying to piece this together and take time to get the pieces together. >> reporter: the car that went off the bridge was fully submerged. >> the vehicle is pretty close to the bridge. . >> now police say a few people injuries. side. >> thank you very much. >>> mother nature

i'm told by tim burke... chairman of the board of elections here that the order came after judge dlott's court reporter was stuck in the traffic... leading to her order. that's what he leanred from the secretary of state's attorney. "we had already been closed for half an hour. our equipment had been shut down. we had no way of communicating quickly with 355 polling places in this county. what we did was the best we could do." late were given provisional ballots to fill out. those will be counted in 10 days... assuming there is no appeal in court. live downtown... ben katko.. fox19 now. here's a look at the special election to fill former house speaker john boehner's seat.. right now- --- is winning there... this election is to fill the vacated seat until the end of the year.. this is a look at the race for the democratic nomination for senate... ... to go on to face democratic nomination for senate... ... to go on to face democratic nomination for senate... ... to go on to face republcian rob portman in the

the polls, everything was set." set." connections on the equipment but board of elections chair tim burke says the problem didn't last long. long. "we sent a troubleshooter there. before the troubleshooter could get there, the one high school student on the team fixed it." it." in college hill, the equipment worked. ballots were quickly cast. voters were happy. "i've been voting up here for 12 years and i've never had a problem. it's usually in and out just like it was today." today." "it was easy. it was quick. in and out. no problems. no real issues." the people i've talked with say the republican presidential race is driving most of the interest. there have even been some crossover voters -- republicans voting for democrats and vice-verson. just an amazing election so far and this is only the primary. tom mckee, nine on your side, live at the hamilton county board of elections. our coverage continues in just a moment as we wait for the results to come in. or so minutes.stay with us... tri-state republican and democratic party supporters are coming together to watch the results come in

tim burk was asked about the judge stepping into this situation. >> this one, i think was too quick. particularly not hearing from anybody and issuing an order that folks had to know we weren't going to get until we were violation of the order. we were worried are we content of court. >> nobody told us they could remember a judge stepping in this case. because the election went so well. the most voters for a primary ever. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> be sure to take on 9 on your side for extensive coverage. >>> coming up, hear from former candidate marco rubio and hold up donald trump supporters are keeping his message alive. >>> it is unclear how many people were inside a car when a semi forced it off to the bridge and into the ohio river. >> the chain reaction shut down the highway all night long. where the search for that car stands at this hour? ashley? that car. you will see one of the rescue boats across the river. during rush hour a chaotic scene. >> it's been a mess. i've been here an hour and 33 >> reporter: that chain reaction cause it to go through the ohio river. >>

hamilton county, elections board chairman tim burke was upset they didn't have a say in the matter. "this one was i think too quick." quick." ohio secretary of state jon husted went one step further calling it an "unjustified intrusion by the federal court into the election system. judge dlott told me she was unaware of the time when issuing the order, but added, "i did what i thought i needed to do. i do what the law requires me to do." which should be counted in 10 days, depending upon whether there's an appeal in the case. tom mckee, nine on your side." as he promised in his victory speech yesterday - ohio governor john kasich went straight to pennsylvania after his huge primary win in ohio. today he took his campaign to villanova university to speak to a crowd of about seven- hundred people. republican candidate donald trump admitted that facing kasich in the governor's home state was a challenge for the trump campaign... :06 - :19"i did well in ohio, but i was running against a popular governor and it's not easy because they have the machine working. and, i didn't have time. i

that will likely be hillary clinton and tim burke, hamilton county democrat chair, believes she will prevail. "the challenge for secretary clinton is going to be to demonstrate that the kind of rhetoric that trump has been using and that cruz has been using is not what america is all about. we are better than that." that." "the kentucky caucus for republican presidential candidates is this saturday from 10 to four. the ohio primary, of course, march 15th, and the regular kentucky primary, may 17th. tom mckee, nine on your side, downtown." with a caucus in kentucky - and a primary in ohio just days away, we're on your side year...as tom said - republicans in kentucky can throw support behind a candidate this saturday. one-hundred-eleven counties are hosting a caucus location. voters will write the name of the candidate they want to vote for - and cast a secret ballot. ballot.democrats in kentucky - you'll still vote in kentucky's primary on may 17th. ohio's primary for republicans and democrats is less than two weeks away - on march 15th. if you couldn't grab those dates - we have a f

a lot of other races going on that people have an opportunity to weigh in on. i'm joined now by tim burke, the head, the chair of hamilton county democratic party. and a member of the hamilton county board of elections. tim, both, starting off, first, wearing your hat with the board strong. year, you could track it as the day is going on. >> 10 minutes or so ago, 70 thousand democrats voted today. 90 percent of republicans voted today. that compared to, to tall number, 40 years ago, 23 thousand democrats that voted and 81 thousand republicans. both parties are way ahead. >> and you're saying that doesn't count the early. >> that doesn't count the 20 thousand or so early votes. there were 10 thousand votes for republicans and another 10 thousand for democrats. >> as i was trying to say, it's election. there are other races, both on the senate and lower down the ticket. >>en o the democratic side, we have the primaries. we have the u.s. senate race. we have two heavily contested republican side, there's at least one heavily contested state house and one bitterly contested, race for county r

kemba walker and nick tim burke interpretation. kemba has been so big for this and sings it to take go for 60 or more for the third straight game. by halftime they going to win by a final 125-109. here's jeremy lin on why this team it's been so successful. >> this reminds that my high school team in a lot of ways. in high school there isn't the money or the fame or any of that stuff. this team right here is very unselfish. you can't really fake celebrations. to some degree you can bet when you see something authentically recognize it to these guys are legitimately rooting for each other. tonight the hornets are back in action monday night at home against dallas. davidson rallied from 12 down to the second half to knock off saint bonaventure friday night. at date with second-seeded cu. vcu swept the season series and it was a rough afternoon for davidson leading scorer jack gibbs. points on the day for him. the wildcats trailed for much of this game. jordan watkins tried to close the gap knocks this one down. starting to show some l

reporter: party chairman tim burke calls it a terrible decision politically. >> and jim, i think is going to have to explain himself to an awful lot of democrats. reporter: that explanation came straight from the sheriff mid-afternoon. >> i made a big mistake. it was selfish on my part because i didn' t take into consideration the other candidates on the democratic ballot. reporter: in a way, it shows the pull of trump who speaks up vigorously for law enforcement. kasich delegate greg hartmann supports police, too, but sees trump as potentially ruinous for republicans. >> i don' t think he represents the republican party that i believe in, i don' t think he that a lot of people believe in. i think he represents anger. reporter: here' s where a lot of traditional republicans are tonight. they want to stop trump. but they want to beat hillary moore. they believe will be the democratic nominee. they want unity but they say it is hard right now. john london, cincinnati' s wlwt news 5. mike: thank you. preparing the polls on the night before the biggest primary since workers are out today maki

tim concerned this morning. let's go ahead and switch it swi over for a look at our map. map we have an incident right nowci burkeax a crash burke commons roadbu closed both directions justrensj north of burke center parkway.ay caution there.cautn th you'll need to detour.u'll nee as gard y mentioned drizzleed d coming down that could make for a dicey monday morningcey mg commute a new crash leesburg ler pike in loudoun county, seven s west closed with crash activity at augusta drive. dve caution there. detouring traffic at lakelandt a drive so definitely something to keep in mind.to give yourself a few extrara minutes if that is your normalh commute. overnight incident stalledidentt tractor-trailer cleared out ofl the way which is good news.h is all lanes shoulder o gpened.erp. outer loop before pennsylvania f avenue and then the inner loopne as you cross the wilson bridgeri problem reagan national and dulless clear.ea that's your traffic.'s yr tr back to you.ck >> thanks erin.>> t >>> we have a headhas up forp commuters in prince george'sin county. get ready for majo pr delays. day mdot has temporarily closedly

tim leesburg pike seven weste ven w remains closed with a crash investigation at augustastigat drive. they're detouring traffic attogr lakeland drive so caution.la give yourself a fendw extra minutes. mi burkensommo road closed both directionssed north of burke center parkway pw for an accident investigation.n. as you make your way into thee o district for your morningou m commute right now things onhings our secondaries starting to increase traffic on thosen usual spots northwest sectionsti of the district wisconsin w massachusetts connecticut butone we're not seeing any major major slowdowns.sl your traffic on the way to theno airport bwi reagan national and dulles looking good. g moving nfl stafford but you dotu hit volume once you hit dale city 95 northbound.orthbo back to you holly maureen and wisdom. ♪ ♪ >> ahead at 5:30, heartbreak and outrage plague the princera george's county policegenty po department as it mourns lossment of an officer shot and killed kd in what's being described ased an ambush attack. a the very latest next in a livee report. >> ♪ >> plus gary is back with agaryw check of your rainy mondaynyon morning forecast and erin of course will talk about how itt looks lik

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