jessica dblbx our dan wells joins us live from the cintas center with the details. live students will leave the cintas center at 6:30 this morning for new york city, to cheer on the xavier musketeers in the big east tournament 2016 big east tournament schedule first round, wednesday, march 9 quarterfinals, thursday, march 10 no. 2 xavier vs. marquette/st. john's winner, 7 p.m. semifinals, friday, march 11 thursday afternoon winners, 6:30 p.m. thursday evening winners, 9 p.m. championship game, saturday, march 12 fox semifinal winners, 5:30 p.m. live a controversial app "peeple" allows is now available for iphone users. "peeple" allows users to rate other humans like goods and services, according to time magazine. it's been dubbed "yelp for people" and many objected to the idea of scrutinizing their friends, partners, and peers-- or being scrutinized themselves-- in such a transactional manner. the app creators insist the goal is to allow users to manage their reputations in a safe, online community. answers after a local mother and toddler go missing... now, deputies

dan dblbx our jordan vilines joines us live from the warren county jail with the update. police were dispatched to an are investigating. officers were called to mark avenue and crowthers drive. dispatchers tell us the victim was taken to fort hamilton hospital and then flown to u-c by aircare... we're working to learn more details and will pass any new information as soon as we get it. morning... a suspect is now behind bars following a stabbing in springfield township. court documents state that 46-year- old dwight shears attacked another man with a knife. it happened at a home on bluehill drive wednesday night . the victim was taken to u-c medical center... shears is due in court later today. police are asking for help in an effort to identify who might have been in a car that crashed on a 275 bridge and plunged into the ohio river. a police statement says anyone who isn't able to account for any friends or family who might have been traveling late tuesday afternoon across the combs- hehl bridge, should call the department. police say 12 vehicles were involved in four se

kara dblbx our jessica brown joins us live in covington with a preview. live good morning! you are right doors data suggests it's a look at where your community stacks up. the darker colors mean the county is of the unhealthier cincinnati. warren and greene the top 20 state. brown, adams and were among the least healthy in things look better on the kentucky side...with boone, campbell county all among the healthiest counties dearborn, ripley and franklin county were among the healthiest in indiana. the rankings are based on records of poverty, education and medical care. for a complete breakdown you can go to county- health-rankings- dot-org. be careful what you type in your search browser....it could leave you susceptible to hacking. after the break, details on the new scam you want to look out for. dan hplaz donald trump is calling for republicans to get behind him as the republican nominee. the frontrunner also says he won't take part in any more debates. without trump, fox news has already canceled their for next monday. despite trump's focus on the nomination and beyon

our own ben katko joins us live from the scene... ben what can you tell us. thanks ben. we're gonna be following this throughout the thanks ben. we're gonna be following this thanks ben. we're gonna be show... we're also gonna have updates as we get them on the fox19 now mobile app. you decide animation the other big story right now... it's election night in ohio! you probably know just how important tonight is... from senate runs to congressional seats... and of course, the presidential primary. we've got contests in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina... and of course, ohio. and when it's all said and done... we could get a clear picture of who the presidential candidates will be this november. off with our own mike schell who's been at the polls all day long talking with voters. rob boxes mike, an hour to go.. and it's pretty smooth... the big question heading into this election day was how the electronic equipment and poll worker training were going to respond to the demand. we can tell you...at least here at this polling spot in monfort heights...voting went

dan dblbx our sara celi joins us live downtown with the details. vo a warning for parents as easter approaches... follow breaking news out of brussels....where several explosions have killed at least a dozen people. this is a live look at brussels....where several explosions have killed at least a dozen people. this is a live look at the city right now...you can see police still circling the city. we continue to find out more about what happened...stay with us. weather open as temperatures news out of several explosions have killed at least a dozen people. this is a live look at the city right now...you can see police still circling the city. out more about what happened...stay with us. as temperatures warm into the low evacuation that we could see the windows that had been blown out in the main building. i windows from where i was we continue to follow breaking news out of brussels where multiple blasts have killed at least a dozen people... two explosions at an airport. one explosion outside a subway. all public transportation in the city has been

all of them are accused of sending or receiving naked photos. 8 on your side's john rogers joins us live from highlands county. and job, what a disturbing trend here. >> reporter: it certainly is because they all came around the same time. and the sheriff is furious. in the span of a few days. the highlands county sheriff's office learned three different teachers exchanged lewd photos with young students. detectives say sebring high school teacher amanda roser- cannady sent nude photos of herself to two students. she has resigned. deputies launched an investigation into bridget silva, a teacher at avon park high school. she had nude photos of a 16- year-old student on her phone. she is now on administrative leave. and stacy hooks was charged charged with having sex with a 14-year-old. >> it is unfortunate that people are making such poor it. it is all self-serving and they are not thinking of another they do things like this. >> reporter: today, we went to the highlands county school board to see what is being done to protect students. i was met by deputy superintendent rodney hollinger

jeff patterson joins us live with this astonishing story. the making. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: good evening josh. this sounds like a movie script. since it is la and oj simpson,

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our dan wells joins us live from the cintas center with more on the sendoff... live/dan students will leave the cintas center at 6:30 this morning for new york city, to cheer on the xavier musketeers in the big east tournament vo 2016 big east tournament wednesday, march 9 thursday, march 10 marquette/st. semifinals, friday, thursday thursday evening championship game, fox semifinal winners, 5:30 p.m. we've gone the past 3 years since we've been in great time to go support the team, especially since we have a good chance at victory live/dan dbl box hours after admitting she failed a drug test...maria sharapova is losing a major "i made a huge mistake and i let my fans down and the sport down nike says they're dropping the 5 time grand slam champion... sharapova admitted to testing positive for a drug she's been taking for various health issues for 10 years...but just this year...was added to the banned substances list..without her knowing. it's unclear what her penalty could be...or if she'll be allowed to play in the olympics. a janitor who cleans omaha burke hi

newschannel threes stefania okolie joins us live in norfolk this morning with the details. we know a eight people total were taken to the hospital some still fighting for their lives --nearly every city in hampton roads responding to a shooting between friday and sunday-- most of the cases in which the curtis rodarmel/neighb or i walked up and it was the guy leaning over in the seat, just really blood. it scared the crap out of me. curtis rodarmel describes the terrifying moments when he found a 38 year old man shot inside of a car. i was trying to get his attention and see if he was alive. ) 517080 police say that n was robert knight the third. was sitting in e drivers seat of a mini-van on kingston avenue in oceanview - and according to police- was shot several times. he was taken to the hospital where he died. this deadly shooting -- all a part of a string of gun violence across hampton roads this weekend. in newport news-- two teens were shot after a fight broke out during a party early saturday morning on hamilton drive. police say a 17- year-old boy and an 18-year old

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jeff patterson joins us live in tampa this afternoon. sounds like a lot of folks are going to this historical game. >> reporter: yes, good evening jenn. a lot of people who want to get in won't be able to. a lot of people love baseball. they love history. but this is proving to be a hard ticket to come by. >> it will be an emotional trip. >> repororter: in a few days, mario nunez and his father will be on the trip of a lifetime. they will be in the stadium to watch president obama throw out the first pitch in a baseball game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. >> the fact that we will be in the stadium partaking in the baseball game that will be historic in its own right. and then, to have our president throwing out the first pitch, i don't know. what could be better than that? tickets for the game is proving >> yeah. i have had this scheduled for several weeks. >> reporter: steve rupert has been taking tour groups to cuba more than 20 years. on my last trip to havana, rupert and i spoke about the fact the rays and th

. >> and alex marquardt with us live again this half hour from brussels. alex, you told us at 6:30, the city largely shut down tonight. what do we know about the subway systems there, and the airport, of course, which has been locked down today for quite some time. authorities are trying as hard transportation system back up and running. the metro system tonight still shut down. the airport tomorrow will still be shut down. brussels. parents keeping their kids at david? >> alex maher quart, thank you. >>> as we reported earlier, the terror attacks in brussels may have been triggered by the capture of the most wanted man in europe. we showed you heavily-armed police nabbing the final suspect in the paris terror attacks, wounding him in the raid, and then interrogating him. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran showing us this half hour how city. he was able to get right to the center of brussels. he is back with us live tonight. terry, this has been one of the chief criticisms there, that it's very easy to get in that city and in and out of that coun

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jennifer ortega joins us live from deltona. what do we know about what happened right now? >> reporter: we know the three men were arrested after fighting with the women in this parking lot when they had a 2-year-old child. now, deputies say an armed man hopped into their suv parked at the winn-dixie plaza with two women and a child inside. the suspect pointed a gun at the 2-year-old and demanded the women hand over their jewelry and personal belongings. one of the women fought with the suspect and he jumped out and ran to a truck waiting for him they rammed into the truck. here's the victim and the 911 call. >> i saw the whole thing. now she's getting out of the car, getting violent. >> did they take the car? >> they hit my girlfriend in the face and pointed the baby with a gun in the head. >> i feel like three guys, they're not going to do this to an older person, child or anybody else. >> reporter: the three suspects jumped out of the truck and ran off on foot towards deltona high school, putting the school on lockdown. deputies were able to catch all three of them, one

jeff paterson joins us live from the courthouse in st. pete. friday, jeff, he got more than what he was asking for and they're going back for more. >>reporter: yeah, good evening, josh. on friday, this jury hit gawker media like a pro wrestler coming off the top turn buckle

news channel a john rogers joins us live. what an awesome day for fans. >> reporter: yes, did you get to go outside, the weather today was perfect. a smell of hot dogs and popcorn through the air. the stands were packed. this was the perfect day to start up a tampa bay rays season. ... >> how do you know the players without a program? >> the atmosphere surrounds the sites, the sounds. they all seem so familiar and then once they emerge through the tunnel, these fans realize they are back home, among family because baseball is back. spring training is a taste of what is to come. >> it's a way to see some of the young stars. >> reporter: and a chance to get souvenirs that you will remember forever. >> i got some autographs. >> reporter: some fans want to see the team's potential and other things. >> she was just noticing one of the new pitchers taking autographs and she told me that is her new hottie. >> you are not jealous? >> no. >> and others are happy to have >> why do you guys love spring training so much? >> well, we like

jamel lanee joins us live from downtown tampa. so, leaders say this is a move in the right direction. >> reporter: that's right, josh. you know what? the tampa city council leaders say this is not about legalizing marijuana. what they say is people who violate this ordinance will basically just have a lesser punishment. this is pretty much to help young people so they are not criminalized in the future an again, the people who oppose this ordinance, well, they disagree. >>>> we have an opportunity to o what is right. what's good. >> reporter: with the 5-1 vote, tampa city council members decriminalized marijuana. the intent of the ordinance is to help young people who make

our shawn lanier joins us live with more on the plans to rebuild the store... colonel de spices is hosting serving 25 years in jail... for a crime he didn't commit. andre hatchett was jailed after being wrongly convicted of murder in 1992... the only evidence in the case -- the eyewitness testimony of a man who first told police someone else killed the victim -- and who pointed to hatchett when cops found out that first suspect was in jail at the time,and couldn't have done it. hatchett is now relatives... they never lost faith even as he became a victim of the system. jacqueline hatchett/cousin "we always knew that he was innocent." "my son caught a heart attack, my mother died, my little brother died while i was in here, got sick, but i'm strong, i always fall, get back up and try again" hatchett says that despite the lost time, right now he wants to say positive, and focus on the future. an eye on washinton this morning... diapers are a must-have but they can also be quite expensive... that's why the white house is launching a new initiative to make diapers

we will have a live chat on our facebook page from ten to 10-30 for a look at what the numbers mean. and join us for live coverage of the candidates on nine on your side at 11pm. the man accused of rushing the stage at donald trump's rally court today. today.according to our partners at the journal news, thomas dimassimo hasn't been formally charged with anythng. but he was booked saturday on pending charges of disorderly conduct and inducing panic, before bonding out of jail. you can see the secret service jump into action when dimassimo heads towards trump. it was all over pretty quickly. police say dimassimo planned it, but didn't intend to hurt anyone. expect a mix of clouds and sun today. more clouds during the morning, more sun during the afternoon. highs will reach the low 70s. tonight, a cold front is heading our way. it'll bring a few showers overnight and possibly a storm or two. the severe threat is low with this front. lows will a heartbreaking update this morning, in the case of a police officer shot and killed during a so-called "unprovoked attack."what police say really killed the

state. bit overshadowed from protesters at some of donald trump's recent rallies. megan is joining us live. she's in westchester where the gop contender is expected to speak in a couple of hours. >>reporter: good morning, guys. we're here at the savannah center. this is set to take off at 2:00 today. hundreds are already lined up. people coming very early. the first people we saw here in line were here the same time the morning. morning. now, of course, some people are wondering if it's becoming the norm to see things getting out of hand at the rallies like we saw yesterday at the dayton international airport. some protesters getting escorted out there and then again kansas city. will we see that today? we don't know. inside. the last count was 8 hundred people that i saw. may possibly be able to sit 2 thousand. i'm not sure. this is a much smaller venue. in terms of what trump has had to say about the protesters. he spoke out about that last night at kansas city. >>man: i hope these guys get thrown into a jail. they'll never do it again. it will destroy their record, they'll have to expla

ted greenberg joining us live from abkeeken. >> reporter: rail passengers would be forced to take the bus, drive or find another way to get around if the trains stop moving. ail passengers told us a strike would have a major impact on their daily commute. from egg harbor city to atlantic city, trenton and throughout the garden state, new jersey transit train passengers are anxious about a threatened strike by rail workers this weekend. >> i take the train to and from work. without the train i'm pretty much, i can't. can't get there. >> reporter: sebastian uses the atlantic city rail line among the 100,000 rail passengers njt is warning about the possible shutdown on sunday. >> this will definitely be very dramatic. a culture shock for a lot of people. >> reporter: both sides went back to the bargaining table today to try to hammer out a deal to avort what would be new jersey transit's first strike since 1983. governor christie says he is monitoring the talks but plans to go on vacation starting tomorrow to celebrate his 30th wedding anniversary. >> it's not the job of the governor to

she joins us live in waterloo with a look at the snow is falling pretty hard right now.... visibility is pretty low. this morning driving to work... i noticed a big difference between main roads and side roads... as you can tell from behind me.. there seems to be a lot of secondary roads that do still need to be plowed here's a look at main roads in have been plowed.. they weren't too bad to drive on. and a big thing i noticed this morning... there seemed to be a morning... that could also be on the road.. so it is important to be careful and cautious while driving. we've got you covered live in waterloo... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. right now we're taking a closer

bernie sanders joins us live. >>> and, an exclusive look at the fight against isis. >> there are jets, there are helicopters everywhere. >> martha raddatz, on board the "u.s.s. truman."

coming up at five thirty.. update us with a live report 3 3 good morning.we'll get to those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 four local students are wounded by gunfire while eating lunch.this morning we are all asking why?deputies say 14- year- old james austin hancock shot two students at madison junior senior high school yesterday.two other they are all expected to survive.the shooting happened in the cafeteria during 8th grade lunch.the school immediately went on lockdown. .. and the wounded were immediately taken to miami valley hospital. 3 dr. peter ekeh, dir. of trauma for miami valley"we had a staff right there. evaluating them right away, checking their vital signs, examining their injuries, doing x-rays. we were quickly able to determine they were stable, they both called further x-rays and we continued to evaluate them."school is canceled for students today. teachers and other staff members will be on hand to meet with counselors as they determine the best way to deal with the students

gilbert joins us live. off would you without a hitch because there was just a handful of protesters out here. some with big signs p they were not allowed to take the signs inside the building. we did have about a dozen protestors inside with small signs. they held those up while margaret spellings was making her remarks to the audience. this was spellings' first board of governors meeting since being appointed. she is on a listening tour of the campuses within the system. she told the board during her retreat identify key priorities emerge, accessibility, affordability, student achievement, economic impact and excellence. her biggest priority is to make the system more transparent. >> am n. my listening tour and day to day operations, i want to plant the seetdz to have strong and lasting partnerships and even friendships. the stakeholders from students an fact yilt to legislatures, business leaders, civil rights all of them have valuable expertise to contribute. >> reporter: now, to that point, this morning

he joins us live in the studio... closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly president obama met at the white house today... with senate leaders of both parties. the issue at hand.... discussing when and how to on the supreme passing of justice antonin scalia. republican insist that no nominee will be considered this year - claiming that it's inappropriate during a presidnential election year. both sides admit - today's meeting wasn't expected to produce any meaningful progress on the issue. it's quiet now.... but later this week.... the las vegas motor speedway will be packed with rowdy nascar fans. fox five chief meteorologist ted pretty is there right now... he joins us live with the "nascar closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning one couple has an extra carry-on after their trip to las

mike is joining us live to tell us more about this new study. good morning, good to see yo44444444444 >> hello, amy, how are you. >> good, thanks. chemicals. you know, we all use them, not just reserved for teenage girls, we're talking about stuff we all use, shampoos and conditioners right? the reason that the researchers focused on teenage girls is that teenage girls are going through rapid development and their bodies are growing and all kind of hormonal changes are happening. and, if they apply chemical-laden cosmetics, on their face or their shampoo, it actually ends up in the body and they know this because they look at the urine and the urine shows these chemicals the problem is a lot of these chemicals have negative effects on hormones. they are called endocrine disrupt terse and these products, these chemicals can have long lasting effects. they can lead to an increased risk of cancer, fertility issues, obesity, all kinds of problems, and they need to be legislated out of cosmetics for young kids. teenage girls. >> it is scary, you go t

rob dblbx us live from the airport with more on the plans. live concourse c has been closed to flies in 2008 but later this year, the concourse will be torn down entirely, according to sources with the enquirer. in 1994, delta and cvg opened concourse c with the price tag of 50 million dollars and it was quickly recognized as the only building in the nation to serve 50- seat regional jets. the 48 gate concourse underwent two expansions in it's time and, according consistently busy with fliers traveling to small, medium and large cities until the airline bubble burst after 2011. live demolition is expected to begin in august, and it is expected to take up to a year to tear down the facility and remake the site. reporting live at cvg, jordan vilines, fox 19 now. we'll get an update today from cleveland clinic we'll get an update today from cleveland clinic doctors on the nation's first uterus transplant. the clinic has scheduled a press conference to share details at 10 this morning. the transplanted from an organ donor. the operation took place

giraldo and his partner will join us live in the 8:00 hour on "fox & friends." that was awesome!still lost, how does that happen? >> he did a great job. good try. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> coming up on this tuesday, she knew this comment about foreign policy would be controversial -- >> hillary clinton, a lot of you might disagree with me, i'm going to put her in the positive

christian flores was at the event and joins us live. christian what was the general tone of the rally? >> well, brigida, as you can imagine there was a lot of excitement. excitement was not erupted by protestors who disrupted the rally three times. one group sat in front of media row shouting after trump's first reference to building a wall on the mexico border. each group was pulled out by security. trump went on to talk about his plans to address issues are veterans, trade deficits and national securities. and about the protests at his rally. >> you know how many people have been hurt? basically known other than i guess, maybe somebody got hit once but there is no violence. >> protestors and supporters waited outside because there was not enough room inside. tonight, i talk with more people who attended today's rally. christian flores, wbtv on your side. >> see you then. thank you. sara palin canceled an event >> right now we are waiting for democratic candidate bernie sanders to speak at a campaign event in charlotte. wbtv's michael

. >> and alex marquardt with us live again this half hour from brussels. alex, you told us at 6:30, the city largely shut down tonight. what do we know about the subway systems there, and the airport, of course, which had been locked down today for quite some time. >> reporter: david, the belgian authorities are trying as hard as they can to get the public transportation system back up and running. the metro system tonight still shut down. the airport tomorrow will still be shut down. as will schools all across brussels. parents keeping their kids at home. david? >> alex marquardt leading off this half hour, as well. alex, thank you. >>> as we reported earlier, the terror attacks in brussels may have been triggered by the capture of the most wanted man in europe. we showed you heavily-armed it police nabbing the final suspect in the paris terror attacks, wounding him in the raid, and then interrogating him. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran showing us this half hour how easy it is to get through the city. he didn't find much security and was abl

ashton pellom joins us live from outside the courthouse this morning so ashton, tell us what we can expect out of the appearance. >> reporter: hey, good morning, john. we do know if convicted of the charge, patrick cannon could be sentenced up to 15 months in jail. now, our news partners at the

denver 7 sports anchor, arran andersen joins us live. it's been quite the career fore manning. >> yes, indeed it has. fame career, and one of the greatest chapters in broncos history. next stop for number 18, canton, ohio. peyton was a first ballot hall of famer before he arrived denver. -`his four years cemented his standing as one of the all-time greats. along the way, he broke nearly every passing record, including most wins by a quarterback. manning also picked up a record 5th mvp. his teammate, and fellow broncos captain, says peyton's career speaks for itself. this is a day to tip your cap to number 18. >> you celebrate his career for sure. he's definitely a game changer in both aspects, and he's continued to do so for such a long career. it's a true blessing, and you got to celebrate that. you got to celebrate your records, your achievements, super bowl championships under your belt. >> that last super bowl certainly put a bow on things. like john elway, peyton's leaving on top. we're going to have much more, including a trip down

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our sara celi joins us live this morning with the details kara dblbx live the bearcats... taking the number 9 seed in the ncaa tournament. joseph's ... in spokane. uc won an at-large bid.... while st. joseph's won the atlantic 10 tournament. this is the team's sixth straight ncaa tournament appearance.... it's a credit to the kids, and their toughness, and how much pride they play with. you know, we try to be tough to beat, and when we make shots, we're really hard to beat, and when the clock starts on time, we're really hard to beat. this is the fifth meeting between the two teams. it all starts just before 10pm on friday... coming up... a history making turn for the xavier musketeers.... and, of course, college hoops... of our other regional teams play. 4th seeded uk taking on stony brook at 9-40 in des and on friday... seed...taking on and xavier...a 2 seed...taking on weber state at 9-20. both of those games are in st. louis. o-m-goodness. they really did hire a bunny disney's "zootopia" spot for the second straight weekend at the box office.... the animated adventure

news channel 8's lindsey mastis joins us live. lindsey, there's such an outpouring of support worldwide for brussels and the victims. >> reporter: yeah, you can see how the world is coming together on social media. and you mentioned the eiffel tower but there are others being lit up as well. we have rio, berlin, toronto and here in tampa, we are showing solidarity with belgian as well this is the top of the suntrust building featuring yellow, black and red to represent the colors of the belgian flag. this is a cartoon showing france's flag comfortable the belgian flag. president barack obama has this proclamation that the white house put on twitter saying that flags will be flown at half-staff for the rest of the week. and then this image is showing people mourning and some of the growing condolences. we have a lot of flags and candles this morning. and belgium is observing three days of national mourning. coming up in 30 minute, i will have an update for the manhunt for the suspect captured on camera. they believe he planted a bo

maricela joins us live tonight with that rally. what did he have to say? he said was that it always comes down to florida and he referenced the primary in our state next week and he encouraged everyone to vote on tuesday. he's confident that he can win this state and also mentioned that he believes he has a lot of momentum after winning puerto rico's primary this weekend and taking all 23 delegates. the focus needs to be on the issues and not anything else -- not about the other candidates and also referenced the november election that is going to come down to florida. he says he's the best republican candidates that will beat the democratic nominee and the crowd chanted his name over and over again and he told me moments before the rally that he believes that he not only is the best candidates but not going to back down despite trump's persistence to do that. >> i will unite this party. it will be deeply fractured if someone that 30% of the party doesn't like. >> reporter: two other points he wanted to make is he say he can't run to run against hillary cl

live. and the threat of terrorism is going to be with us. >> reporter: so back here live, you can see at orlando international airport the security lines are starting to get a little longer, that's because of the added security travelers coming in this week. officials say you need to give yourself more time if you're planning on flying out. at least two hours is what they're recommending, two hours from the terminal, not including the time it takes you to park. >> lisa: thank you. >> ginger: for more coverage of the terror attacks, go to our website at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. and the news 6 mobile app. you can also get full coverage from brussels, coming up right after this newscast at 6:30 on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. >> lisa: we're about five hours away from the late night launch from the cape. >> ginger: united launch alliance plans to send supplies to the international space station. news 6 reporter jennifer ortega joins us live from out there. it's a beautiful night for a launch. >> reporter: that's right. it's perfect weather out here. perfect, they're worried ab

jeff patterson joins us live with this astonishing story. the making. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: good evening josh. this sounds like a movie script. since it is la and oj simpson, the big question, was this knife used in the murder of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman? who can forget the slow chase and the trial of the century? oj simpson accused of killing his beautiful wife nicole brown simpson and a friend. simpson was found not guilty. but wait, now a retired la police officer has come forward with an incredible story. saying a construction worker gave him a knife he claimed was simpson's estate. >> we need to vet that. >> reporter: lapd held a news conference confirming they are looking at the knife. >> the investigators will continue to look at this. that item has been recovered by robbery homicide investigators. it is being treated as we would all evidence. >> reporter: but can they do former fbi special agent todd foster is now an attorney in tampa. >> if they find anything, can they do anything? >> it depends on what is on the knif

loren korn live for us this evening. thank you. here's one more look at that sketch from daytona beach police. you can get another look at this and the suspect's description on our website. just head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >>> developing right now, three kissimmee cops are off the job, accused of lying in court. >> lisa: the police department's entire street crimes unit has been suspended. other criminal cases could also be in jeopardy. news 6 reporter troy campbell has been following the story for us and joins us live. what have you learned about this? >> reporter: the state attorney's office says once their investigators saw that video last week, they then went ahead and contacted the police department, and from there the police decided to suspend three of their officers. this arrest happening on november 24th of 2015. the three officers are all seen here in this surveillance video at the tropicana motel, walking a drug suspect. now, the problem is, officer hall, she testified she was alone in the room and no oth

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rodd carter joins us live. rod, tell us the latest on this. >>reporter: here's the deal, jenn, the president of the naacp and the vice president are going to meet on civil rights and have a meeting on friday. the released new numbers on how many people were stopped and or ticketed on bicycles. many people believe this is an all too common sight. an african american being ticketed. they say this man -- the guy walkining away was asked by the suspect to keep it. >> this addresses the issues of biking while black. >> the naacp held a news conference about this issue and announce a trip to dc to meet face-to-face with the u.s. commission on civil rights. >> the rights of the naacp has been involved with the united states justice department since they came down in july. >> the tampa bay asked them to came down -- african american on bikes were ticketed at a higher rate than others. the report has not been released yet, tampa police gave me numbers total number of from november 2014 to january, 2015 -- from november 15 through january of thiss year.

state.9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us live with what's happening today. its the biggest and oldest celebration of the city's rich brewing heritage that draws tens of thousands to over the rhine each year and signifies the beginning of spring. a lot has happened already this weekend. take a look at yesterday's 5k. downtown. later in the day the crowning of the sausage queen and the bockfest royalty. just a few features of what is considered the oldest german style bock beer festival in the u.s. and the fun continues today. continental sunday is the family friendly day that celebrates what this neighborhood was like in the 1800s with food, entertainment and of course beer. all activities at bockfest hall and the festival hall except for tours are free. reporting live in over the rhine... kristen swilley... 9 on your side. before we leave we want you to meet a very lucky family....sort of.a pennsylvnia judge returning from a vaction in florida stopped at a store and bought lottory tickets.well he won! brother played too..and get this, he won.seven dollars...

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sara celi joins us live at one of the polls in st. bernard...and sara...how has voter turnout been? live it's an important day for ohio voters... all eyes are on this state as voters head to the polls. both democrats and republicans vote today. i don't know if it's because the campaign is so edgy. it's in the front way or another. hopefully there's a good turnout. live here's a look at the leaderboard... 460 delegates senator ted cruz has 370... one thousand, two hundred and 37 are needed to win the nomination. as for the democratic delegates... hillary clinton has nearly doubled her lead over senator bernie sanders... two thousand, three hundred 83 are needed for the party's nomination. log on to fox19 now dot com for your 20-16 ohio primary guide... you can read up on the issues and candidates... we'll also post results as soon as they start coming in tonight. more local news for you now... a tri-state man upgraded charges...in the beating death of a 16-year old girl. investigators confirmed hailey hall died from her injuries monday....2 weeks after 34-year old william arnold is ac

our sara celi joins us live with what you need to know. live it's an important voters... state as voters head to the polls. both democrats and republicans vote today. vobox for democrats... the national race has tightened clinton and bernie sanders... and ohio poll averages have the two candidates within ten points of each other... and clinton in the lead. on the republican side... polling governor john trump, followed by ted cruz and marco rubio... but that race between kasich and trump is within less than ten points, too. polls open at 6:30 and close at 7:30... voters are asked to bring at least one form of id... and in addition to the national race... primary voters will decide on senate and congressional contests. live florida... illinois... north carolina... and missouri also host primary contests today. reporting live, sara celi fox 19 now. it appears senator bernie sanders is inching closer to hilary clinton in the polls... american research group found that clinton is now favored by likely democratic voters in ohio, 52-percent to 45

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. >> and david kerley with us live tonight from washington. david, you reported this man was known to authorities. and today was a big day for families and their children in the capitol. white house a short time earlier? >> reporter: yeah, just down pennsylvania avenue, they handed out 35,000 tickets, david. one of the biggest days at the white house. there was concern at the white house. they never did lock it down, as this situation went through the day. >> david kerley leading us off tonight. david, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to an urgent bulletin just issued, and the manhunt tonight for an escaped murderer in ohio. this evening, a warning for students at a nearby college to stay inside. police say the brazen killer may be armed, and abc's eva pilgrim now on a possible sighting, just a short time ago. >> reporter: tonight, an ohio college campus on lockdown as the search continues for an escaped prisoner, a murderer now on the run. >> considering the storms that passed through the night, we suspect the escapee may seek shelter.

rob dblbx jordan vilines joins us live this morning... with more on why officials are focusing in on security this morning live today madison schools will begin a series of forums with various groups to discuss and gather input on how the district will move forward with safety, security and support. vo school officials tell us another important reason they're holding these forums is to give everyone an opportunity to share his or her thoughts and ideas about how the district can better itself overall. the forum is open to all madison local school district staff, the students and staff members have also reached out to officials with the butler county sheriff's office and other local emergency the conversation. live today the school district will operate on a 2 hour early dismissal. this is one of the regularly scheduled early dismissals for staff professional development. reporting live in butler county, jordan vilines, fox 19 now. dbl box "we are now moving into a position where the people of america are getting to hear this message. and i