3 time/temp ...ahead at four-30 ...he may not be able to run head first into a fire, but he's still a critical part of the team.we'll introduce you to the man bringing smiles to a fire department ...plus ... the polls here in ohio ... which candidates are fighting for their political futures, ahead, on good morning cincinnati. 3 now at four-30 ...officers on the mend ...what investigators say led to the shooting of three chicago cops ... 3 hundreds of delegates are up for grabs in five states today, including ohio ...how today's primaries could have a big impact on the race for the white house. 3 a crime hot-spot is now a source of hope for one local community ...how changes are bringing peace of mind to neighbors ... 3 good morning cincinnati.thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm john lomax.and i'm sheila gray.the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's meterologist john gumm. 3 covering campaign 2016 ... voters in five states, including ohio and florida, head to the polls today to party's presidential nominee. today's outcomes could put hillary clinton and donald trump closer to victory. don champion is back on the campaign trail this morning. 3 -nats-bernie sanders riled up supporters late last night in chicago- urging them to take him to victory:(sot sanders) let us see this great state help lead the country into a political revolutionhoping to slow hillary clinton's momentum - sanders is looking for upsets in illinois, ohio and missouri today.but, the vermont senator faces an uphill battle in the delegate-rich states of florida and north carolina -- where clinton holds a sizeable lead.(sot clinton) i hope to be your nominee and then i will wage a campaign that tries to put american interests first(standup: don champion cbs news miami florida) millions of votes have already been cast here in the winner-take-all state of florida...where donald trump leads marco rubio two-to-one.a trump win here will likely spell the end for rubio's campaign...(sot rubio 21:33:41) we have to vote ...and thrust the billionaire candidate closer to locking up the republican nomination:(sot anthony salvanto) he won't clinch, but he'll have a commanding lead in delegates and be in a commanding position to get the rest that he needs.(sot trump) kasich cannot make america great again. can't do it. he can't do it.in the winner-take-all state of ohio, trump is neck and neck with, john kasich, the popular governor...(sot kasich) we don't fix america by demonizing people, we don't fix america by dividing people. in missouri, ted cruz is fighting trump for delegates. and in illinois, the latest cbs news battleground tracker has cruz within striking distance.don champion cbs news miami. 3 today is a do or die day for governor john kasich..he has signaled he would drop out of the race if he loses his home state of ohio. 3 there could be some confusion at the ballot box for ohio republicans.15 candidates are running for the 8th district u-s house seat left empty by john boehner.. and voters have one vote is for a nominee for the june special election to finish out his term.the other is for the november election.. for the next two year congressional term.so if you want your candidate to serve more than a few months - vote for the same person twice.the polls will open at six-30 this morning, and stay open until seven-30 tonight. stay with local 12 news as the votes are counted. from nine until ten on local12-dot- com, we'll stream a "your voice, your future election special" with reports from all the primary states. angenette levy will be talking to voters at price hill chili and the public is welcome to join her there. and we will have complete team coverage at 11 on local 12 news. 3 now to a story local12 was first to break ...a woman dies after a two-week battle to stay alive.and now her boyfriend could soon face a murder charge. 16-year-old hailey hall was in a coma for two weeks after someone left her in the hospital emergency room. she died yesterday this is her boyfriend, 34- year-old william arnold. he's the man police say beat charged with felonious assault and drug trafficking. but, that will likely be upgraded. 3 happening today ...a trial date could be set for two people police say were involved in several robberies in northside and clifton. damonta knight and julie freeman are due in court this morning ...knight faces charges of rape, kidnapping, and having weapons under disability.investigators say he robbed and assaulted several women at a-t-m's last year.freeman is accused of drving knight around while he allegedly robbed the women. she's charged with robbery, and receiving stolen property. 3 also happening today ...the brother of an ohio pastor killed in his own church is expected in court...68-year old daniel schooler is charged with murder.he was arrested for shooting reverend william schooler last month at the end of sunday services at saint peter's missionary baptist church in dayton.records indicate daniel schooler has a history of mental illness. 3 a muddy property in a local neighborhood doesn't look like a game changer.. but it's seen as a new beginning.kids stopped going to the because it attracted drug dealers.after several shootings nearby, neighbors voted to tear it down.local 12's deborah dixon went back and found it's already making a difference. 3 tot lot gang members arrested on federal gun and drug charges in 2010.the gang took the name of the playground built in the 70's . it was supposed to be a safe place for west end children. it lost it's way.bad things were happening around the linn street playground including murder." it wasn't safe for kids it was a charade that we wanted kids to play here"west end residents voted on the tot lot take takedown. voted to tear down the playground equipment. here it is today. no one hangs out here now. and when it comes to crime..it's already making a difference... " we didn't expect it to work that fast it certainly has" it's just a muddy lot but it symbolizes change and businesses churches and everyone not only cpd everyone is in on the partnership taking ownership in a positive way. that's power that's power" " the only thing that stays here is the stone that people who leads them in a new direction" for the children there is already a new playground two blocks away at p and g all star park..the old tot lot is going to be a green space....but not right away.. for now we've said weve lost control of the community at this spot, not a place for folkis to gather going to take a breather, a community time out"this will not go away. this memorial stone to raymond jackson. a life long west ender who dedicated to community. the tot lot, a safe place for children to play was of him. when he passed away grown men came here crying" tears are expected when the new park is dedicated. it will now be the raymond jackson memorial park.deborah dixon local 12 news 3 the park is expected to be dedicated in may. 3 time/temp ...tensions remain high between north and south korea ...and kim jong un's latest warning is only fueling the fire ...plus ...shocking new details in the death of a maryland police officer ...the tragic way investigators say he died ...next, on good morning cincinnati. break two3 we're following new information on the killing of a maryland police officer.the accused shooter and his two brothers now face 27 charges. investigators say 22-year old michael ford opened fire outside a police station in landover.. and officers fired back..detective jacai colson arrived in the middle of the firefight.. and he got caught in the crossfire..colson was hit and killed by a bullet from a fellow officer.ford's two brothers, 21-year old malik and 18-year old elijah, were arrested after they recorded the whole thing on their phones. 3 "he was presented with a situation he didn't ask for, and he reacted. he reacted to protect his fellow police officers and the community. individuals videotaping him as if it's a game. as if it's something we're going to put on youtube and glorify." michael ford was shot and is expected to survive.the charges against him and his brothers range from conspiracy to commit murder .. to second degree murder.police say he had a history of mental illness.. and wanted police to kill him.detective colson would have turned 29 this thursday. 3 new this morning ...three chicago police officers are recovering from gunshot wounds right now ...police say several officers were investigating drug activity just before ten last night. they apparently went to talk to a man and a woman, when the man allegedly pulled a gun, and immediately opened fire. the man was killed, and the three officers were taken to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. investigators are questioning that woman right now. 3 covering world news now ... more warnings this morning from north korean leader kim jong un ...he says his country will soon conduct a nuclear test launch rockets that can carry them.but experts have said north korea doesn't have a reliable missle capable of hitting america.this comes amid yearly military drills between south korea and the u-s, which kim thinks are invasion preparations. 3 time/temp ...preventing the most common types of sports injuries ...what parents, athletes, and coaches need to know ...plus ...one stylish steed.we'll tell you why this horse is dressed to the nines ...next, on good morning cincinnati. break three3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 when you think of sports injuries, concussions and broken bones come to mind.but overuse injuries are actually the most common.things like tennis elbow, jumper's knee or turf toe.sinclair broadcasting has teamed up with youth sports of the americas to educate parents, athletes and coaches about how to prevent injuries. in your winning ways, cynthia gould looks at why an athlete should never play through pain. 3 (nats trainer... on exercise table ) as tough at is was for cameron crumpler to swallow.. he knew to bite 20:42 cameron) it was one of my worst experiences of worst i had ever felt. when i was walking off the field, it felt like someone stabbing me revealed the problem..(12:29) with him it's a repetitive lumbar extension injury it was caused by repetive blocking motions.(21:50) it's my senior year i wanted to keep playing, but doctor said we don't want to risk it. (school trainer nats 12:53) we want to strengthen this area as much as possible try to break up pain spasm now, after plenty of rest and rehab cameron is on the mend. (41:49) these young athletes are in maturation stages of rapid growth. they are far more vulnerable, far more susceptible to having overload overuse injuries(41:59) orthopedic surgeon dr. larry lemak has spent his career treating athletes. pushing through an injury only makes it worse.(53:47) do not play them through pain. you see guys with signs "no pain no gain," that's incorrect you do not play through pain dr. lemak says although girls are more susceptible,there is a risk with every sport: the pitcher over-throwing.... with gymnasts the wrist.. basketball players.. jumpers knee. he says younger athletes need less intense training.. instead focusing more on technical and sound biomechanics.(45:59) make them aware educate treat em properly. training should be progressive, vary the loads on muscles and joints, along with rest and recovery. if there is an injury, sometimes a little physical therapy is all it takes... to get an athlete back in winning form.(21:29) it's completely gone, no pain. for your winning ways i'm cynthia gould. 3 you can get information on overuse injuries and what you need to watch for on the "y-s-a website". we've posted a link to it for you on local12-dot-com. 3 here's a story to make you needs has a special bond with some firefighters in oklahoma. shawn partain was just named an honorary alderson firefighter, complete with his own gear and locker.shawn was born with fetal alcohol syndrome.. which caused a developmental disability.when his dad joined the department a few months ago.. he wanted to be part of the team too. while he can't fight fire with the rest of the guys.. the chief gave him the job of washing the fire trucks ... and shawn loves it. 3 "it brings tears to my eyes. i'm very proud of what they've done for him.""he always smiles. and that's one of the biggest things he's taught me, just keep pushing forward." shawn is making a difference far beyond the walls of the fire house.even though he doesn't speak, with a grin like his, he doesn't have to. 3 now here's bob with a local 12 traffic alert. 3 3 he may be the best-dressed horse ever.a three- piece tweed suit may be better suited for the runway than the race course.c-n-n's jeanne moos reports. 3 this is the story of a horse that didn't win by a nose, he's a winner for his clothes...i think morestead is a bit like naomi campbell of modeling world.it took a month for costume designer emma sandham-king to make morestead's tweed suit.the former apprentice to alexander mcqueen did three fittings. "morestead is a very patient, very friendly horse. and i think he really just liked the attention. " sure, it was a england's cheltenham horse-racing festival.but who can resist a horse sporting a white shirt and tie, wearing a tweed suit with pockets. morestead carry in those pockets?" (emma sandham- king, designer) (laugh) "oh horsey treats, carrots"(jeanne moos, cnn) "are they real pockets?"(emma sandham-king, designer) "no, we didn't think he needed to put his hooves in there."the horse suit required 21 and a half square yards of fine harris tweed from scotland. we haven't seen anything this snazzy on a horse since the time scotland's tourist agency commissioned cardigans for a pair of shetland ponies. i myself once dressed in plaid to match an outfit worn by a horse. but this takes horse dressing to another level. (moos standup) "my only quibble is with the ear holes on the cap."not quite up to snuff, a last minute alteration.(emma sandham-king, designer) "we were debating, should the hat go in between his ears or around his ears. and we decided that the ears should go through the hat."the resemble a certain private detective."will you tell her mr.sherlock holmes would like a word with her?and if we could have a word with a talking horse."oh what a fool, a fool i've been you're not a fool, morestead, you're a clothes horse.jeanne moos cnn new york. 3 (ad lib) time/temp ...since it's such a big day at the ohio polls, we want you to go to our facebook page, and let us know ...who would you nominate to be president, and why ...plus ...frowning through fun ...why one woman stuck out like a sore thumb... and why she's now an internet sensation ... ahead at five, on good morning cincinnati. 3 3 3 it's super tuesday here in ohio.so today on facebook, we want to know ...if you could pick one person in the world to nominate for president, who would it be, and why? 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 3 (show open) 3 now at five.voters head to the polls today to decide who should be their party's presidential nominee.we'll have the latest on campaign 20- 16. 3 winding down with a glass of wine.we'll tell you what's really in a cheap bottle of red.. and it's not just grapes. 3 honoring a local legend.we'll tell you how lauren hill is being remembered in her hometown. 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

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