tourny. good evening. the clock is ticking for tuesday's ohio primary. it's critical for republicans. it's winner take all. front-runner donald trump was in westchester earlier today and came out swinging. >> reporter: cheers and chants of trump greeted the donald in westchester this afternoon. he wasted no time in attacking ohio governor john kasich for, among many things, his tv viewing habit. >> you're running for president, the only thing you watch on television is golf channel. so he's not gonna do the job, okay. >> reporter: trump's other opponents marco rubio and senator ted cruz weren't left out either. >> you know, they put him in, he's young guy, they put him in and -- you know who i'm talking about, right? little marco! marco. marco. marco. >> they don't like liars. he comes in with the bible, holds it up high, puts it down, and then he lies. i call him lying ted. >> reporter: trump also talked about pope francis, the common core, his time doing business in cincinnati and the wall in mexico. but he got lots of cheers when he talked about a guy he calls charlie hustle. >> what do you think -- hey, by the way -- let him in, right? right. >> reporter: trump also answered questions from the audience. the most pointed one came from keith maupin, the father of staff sergeant a p.o.w. killed in iraq. >> i come heres because you made a comment to john mccain that you don't think that captured soldiers are heros. >> oh, no. >> what i want to you do is just clarify that for me. >> because i think it's important for all these people here. >> yeah. >> and for a lot of veterans in ohio, especially ohio. and i know what you were doing. >> you know exactly what i was doing. >> but i want you to explain it. >> just so you understand they're real heroes. okay? >> reporter: the only other contentious moment came when one guy with a bernie sanders sign had to be escorted out. to, that trump said, it certainly makes things more exciting. >> trump was in bloomington illinois before he arrived. in typical trump fashion he did find time to use twitter. it's a picture of a signed baseball from pete rose with the message, thank you, pete. on friday night, trump had to cancel rallying in chicago because of so much commotion before the event even started. safety and security were top concerns, not only for trump, but for those attending today's event. local 12's brad underwood was in the middle of it all and joins us live tonight. hi, brad. >> hi, megan. we all saw what happened in chicago on friday and dayton on saturday as one man tried to jump on the stage, and even last night protestors were pepper sprayed in kansas city. today it was pretty much verbal arguments, back and forth between supporters and protestors. police, however, did a great job keeping physical violence away from this rally. >> at times it was hard to understand what each side was yelling to the other. >> some chanting with meg gap phones. the others just staring and crossing the state police line. people in support and protestors made sure you knew what side they're on. >> this is a trump flag right here. >> the hate, bing, it's ridiculous, you know, and i still have not heard one single proposal by him. >> the things he says just make me sick. i do lott love a lot of people. i don't hate anyone. th not about love or hate but taking our country back. >> flags, signs, shirts, and hats, and even some in costume hope to get inside to hear trump speak. >> in the last few elections, it's been kind of just the same ole' same ole', i want to bring my children up here to see how the democratic process works. you know, most sides of it. >> the divide here in westchester couldn't be more clear. yellow police tape separating the two groups outside the savannah center, those protesting donald trump's visit to westchester and those who can came to support and see trump's fate. but hundreds were turned away before the event started. close to 1500 people showed up, about 1,000 got in. one of them tracy brook she was also in dayton on saturday to listen to trump. >> we didn't even know -- some of the repetitive statements he interested with the audience and talks more about the issues of what the audience wanted to ask about. >> megan. >> brad, thank you. the protester was arrested yesterday after jumping on stage in dayton, he says he did not intend to hurt anyone. thomas says he planned to grab the mic and wanted to yell that trump is a racist. according to a police report during the disruption, secret service agents formed a circle around trump to protect him. the 22-year-old says he expected to be arrested. the wright state student was charged with a misdemeanor, inducing panic and disorderly conduct. hamilton county sheriff raised quite a few eyebrows. he's a democrat but speaking before trump arrived and pointed out neil in the crowd and thanked him for being there. he also thanked him for endorsing trump. immediately people began responding on social media. and after the rally we asked neil about it. >> i support everybody. it's nothing to do with politics. it has nothing to do with race. it has nothing to do with religion. the sheriff support everybody. i serve everybody. >> now to the democrats, those presidential candidates spent the evening in columbus. hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders took part in a town hall. earlier they both spoke at the ohio democratic party annual dinner. tomorrow sanders will campaign in youngs town and akron while clinton will visit illinois and both of those states also have primaries on tuesday. stay with local 12 news on tuesday as the votes are counted in ohio's primary election and in primaries across the country. we'll have complete team coverage of the run for the white house plus your local the field is set for all you brockatogists. to break down the local teams in action, alley has us covered. a lot of people agree this is the best time of the year. >> i certainly agree. and for college hoops fans, the only way to really describe, it it's like a national holiday in the college basketball world, and basically, a time for people who had spot on predictions to start bragging. those of you congrats. xavier and arguably the toughest region. the east. they'll see st. louis on friday and north carolina, wvu and u.k., the 1, 3, and 4 seeds in the east respectively. the bearcats will travel out west to spokane. washington will see eight seed and the muskies with their best seed in school history, and uc with the sixth straight tournament birth. it has to feel good. >> and the most enjoyable team to coach. cohesive team that i've ever had, you know. so, yeah, i think in many ways it has been the best team that i've coached. >> what was 11 teams, made it five straight years, the ohio state -- down to 8, and conzaga had to win the conference tournament to make it. >> coming up in just a little bit, we'll get reaction from both teams and take a closer look at the match-ups, again. megan. >> local 12 is hitting the road with both uc and xavier. alley will be in spokane with uc and brad will be in st. louis, xavier. both of those teams play their first games of the tournament on friday. new tonight, a homicide victim has just been identified. his name is trazon shot and killed in abagail shortly before 6:00 this evening. police founded the 21-year-old in a vehicle on burnett avenue near northern. that's near children's hospital, the site of a mini market that's now closed. he was pronounced dead at the scene. we saw rain earlier today. th moved on out right now, but areas of fog are forming. that means more rain and isolated storms expected for tomorrow. scott's now in live with no wait weather. hi, scott. >> hi, megan. here's the view from the weather cam up in oxford. pea soup there in the northwestern part of butler county. visibility down close to 0 in hook field up in middletown, visibilities will stay relatively low overnight, especially in valleys and southwest ohio. partial clearing has can occurred over the last couple of hours but clouds will fill back in overnight, especially mid- and upper level clouds. we'll have areas of dense fog overnight with temperatures gradually falling in the mid- and upper 50s. fair game for isolated or widely scattered showers during the morning commute tomorrow. but much better chances for showers and even isolated thunderstorms will come up, especially west and southwest of cincinnati, late tomorrow morning and especially during the afternoon. have some showers showing up on precision doppler 12 hd, a fan of rain weakening as it approaches connersville, laurel, brookville and liberty. if it holds together, it will move into southeastern indiana over the next hour. but at best, we'll have widely scattered showers overnight. 60, the temperature now at the international airport. lumpkin's at 55 close to the dewpoint, where we have dense fog. same goes for middletown. visibility is maxed out, though, for many spots of the tristate. soggy tomorrow afternoon. a threat for stronger storms tuesday, and we tract return of cooler air in our planning forecast coming up in 10 minutes. megan. >> scott, thank you. dramatic pictures right now of a balcony collapse in an apartment building in clifton. the collapse happened about noon today. you can see a third floor balcony fell below and luckily no one was there at the time. the building at corner of lovelow avenue and middletown -- and middletown in clifton. no word onif it's weather related. a block away from the building collapse, the clifton performance theater flooded. the managers are dealing with major damage. the heavy rain caused drains to back up into the basement. black water buckled the theater's new floor. the stage, seats and walls were also damaged. the wet weather could have been a factor in a head-on crash in avondale this afternoon. four people were hurt when two cars slammed into each other. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon close to xavier university. one of the cars you see right there ended up often road. four ambulances had to be called out. cincinnati police say none of the injuries are considered life-threatening, and officers have not said definitely if rainy weather is to blame. well, you wouldn't normally bring hair clippers to a restaurant, but it's all for a good cause. when folks braved the shave for but find it harder and harder toto get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all tonight a maryland police officer is dead and another person is in stable condition after shooting near a police station. police say the gunfire broke out this afternoon at a community center in a suburb of washington d.c. two suspects are now in custody. one surrendered to police at a popeye's restaurant. japanese automaker nissan electric leafs in the u.s. and canada. it's because of a potential brake problem. the national highway transportation safety board says cold weather might cause a brake problem. the brakes still work but the relay could fail making it harder to stop. no accidents have been reported. nissan will let leaf owners know if they need repairs and dealers will reprogram the software for free. the recall includes leafs from model years 2013 through 2015. ready, set, run. thousands laced up their sneakers for the american heart association's largest fundraiser of the year. runners converged on doubt cincinnati this morning for the annual heart mini marathon. many who took part did so in honor of someone who suffers from heart disease. local 12, a proud sponsor of the heart mini and local 12 were on hand to get us started. so far almost $2.9 million has been raised. and look at this, more than help in the fight against childhood cancer. rookwood comets hosted the they haven't afternoon. organized by the st. valdrick foundation which provides research and awareness about childhood cancer. the goal was to raise $18,000. that kind of gets you in the mood for st. patrick's day, which is coming up on thursday. so i know a lot of people are gonna be outside enjoying maybe some festivities on thursday. >> yeah, and there will be some showers coming through later on in the week. in the short term, we're focused on the return of rain and isolated thunderstorms beginning especially late tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon and also areas of fog overnight. map. crunched all the numbers here and notice the visibility is down to zero. up in hookfield and middletown. also, dense fog being reported. half mile visibility up in oxford. we saw that at the top of the broadcast on the atrium medical weather cam. also, visibility down to a quarter of a mile at lumpkin. these are valley location, so i suspect southwest ohio, low-lying areas, valleys will have fog overnight. there will be some areas of fog over southwest ohio, even outside of valleys. buts will like the lowest visibilities overnight will be in the lowest it rain. overnight we'll have areas of fog, even some dense fog. showers begin to develop during the morning commute tomorrow. initially they'll be isolated or widely scattered, but rain becomes widespread and will also during the afternoon. before the rain comes in, we're up to 65 degrees tomorrow. so all the fog on the weather cam up in oxford, the last couple of hours, there's been a thin layer of fog developing along the ohio river just in front of downtown cincinnati, between cincinnati and covington. 88/100ths of an inch of rain in the rain gauge on the atrium weather cam in covington. we'll have dense fog for at visibilities start to trend up during the morning commute and rain and isolate the thunderstorms will develop tomorrow especially during the afternoon. the potential is there for isolated showers and storms late tuesday. outside chance that some of those are strong. more on that in a moment. the atmosphere is nearly saturated. relative humidity nearing 100%, temperature and the dewpoint very close together. low visibilities will persist overnight. will take cincinnati gradually down in the mid- and upper 50s overnight. slightly drier air comes in from the southwest overnight. it's been a rough night. tornado warning was out for memphis no more than an hour ago. no reports of damage close to memphis. our newsroom will be working overnight to get you the latest video of any damage and any video that comes out of the western part of tennessee, northern part of mississippi, and the state of arkansas. several tornado warnings down there this evening. but here at home, all is calm, all is quiet. can't rule out widely scattered showers in the far northwestern part of the tristate. this band of rain from columbia, indiana to east of indianapolis, is falling part in a hurry. for all intents and purposes, we're done with showers overnight with the exception of being close to connersville, partial clearing over the last few hours. clouds start to fill back in overnight. initially it's mid- and upper level clouds. any sun that will be early tomorrow will be highly filtered. notice rain, isolated thunderstorms favored during the afternoon tomorrow. severe weather is not a concern tomorrow. outside chance for some stronger storms tuesday night because we'll pump in more low-level moisture and temperatureses will spike up between 70 and 75 before showers and storms start to develop in the ohio valley. a lot of uncertainty on the timing and the strength of the storms tuesday. that's something we need to watch, including during good morning, cincinnati tomorrow. temperatures fall into the 50s overnight. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s. rain and isolated thunderstorms favored during the afternoon. there's the potential for some stronger storms, plenty of warmth there tuesday. sun and clouds mix together wednesday, and then we're cooler as we get into next weekend. not cold, but at least closer to average we're just not going to get spoiled in the week ahead. cooler air is on the way for the weekend and the longer version of the local forecast is on local12.com, and on the weather authority app. update on visibilities beginning at 4:25:00 a.m. for good morning, cincinnati. >> and that could be the main problem for drivers tomorrow. >> yeah, in the short term and then turns to rain in the afternoon. alley, take a look at what on the quest f talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, scream. only one guy's done more than talk. kasich. he'll do for a fmerica what he's doneor us. ho us four hand jobsere in ohio. h brought 'em bahick from mexico and cna. turned our deficit into a surplus. more jobs? an 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tournament semifinals to eventual chance seton hall, the question was 2 seethe seed or 3 seed. weber state in st. louis. a game on friday. have just one senior and he's good. rebounding and shot clock shooter. they saw one seed arizona and 6 and 6 all time. what does max think about their draw? >> i didn't are have any expectation. i'm not smart enough to know the difference between two seed, three seed region, all that stuff. we just did the best we could and, you know, i'm proud of our team, you know, my coaching staff has done an incredible job all yearlong of -- turned the page and being ready for our next opponent. >> the bearcats looking for their sixth straight ncaa tournament appearance. they'd be 1 and 18 to make it six years a row. friday they lost toe eventual a, uconn in the conference finals. it's behind them now as they were announced as the 9 seed in the west region, taking on st. joan's in spokane, washington. the hawks fresh off an 8/10 championship, featuring nba prospect, deandre bendry and isaiah miles. they were out of whack losing their final two regular season games but seem to be back on track. conference players but with some of the bad breaks this team has had this year he truly believes their time is now. >> let's get all bad luck, unfairness and bad things out of the way. it's our time to be lucky. as soon as we went up on the board, sammy and i went in the other room and tell them what happened. started. american workers brought us back from the crash. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. we've gotta create new jobs and industries of the future. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. is it. scott has one last check of our weather forecast. >> fog, dense fog overnight, and rain and isolated thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, and i ask for your vote. if you didn't know today is a national holiday for college basketball fans, selection sunday, the day when we can finally say after weeks of prediction, i told you so, if we happen to guess right. thanks so much for joining us tonight on the sports authority. i'm alley cohen. we celebrate this national holiday after xavier lost in the big east tournament semifinals the question was two seed or three seed. two seed it is in the east region. rebounding and block shots leader averaging the 17 points. it's a one-seed arizona. their 6 and 16 all time. what does max think about their draw? we don't want to be one of those things that have their names outside the alert box. you know, -- you know, 15 seed, things are going to go in there and claim hard. what does james think about it. >> breaking it down coming up in the one seeded east region, north carolina, west virginia, the 3 seed and kentucky is 4 tough bracket. straight ncaa tournament appearance. they'd be 1 and 18 to make it 6 years in a row. friday they lost the eventual acc champ to uconn in the quarter conference finals. the three-quarter court shot, but not a great one. but they were announced a 9 seed in the west region today, taking on st. joe's in spokane washington. octavius elseis says they just to play until the red light goes out on the backboard. they were just out of whack, losing their final two regular season games, but they seem to be back on track and coach crohnen knows what he's up against with a team that's led by the conference player of the tradition. i came here two years and just want to go on a win, go deep as you can. >> the bearcats are in the west region with oregon as the number one seed, oklahoma, the 2 seed. texas a&m, the 3 seed and duke the 4 seed. if they get past st. joe's, they'll likely see oregon unless the biggest upset in history goes down. both the top two teams in the conference faced off today in the finals. uconn won in the first game, they had everyone back, everyone healthy leading up to today and their look to make a march run. they travel well, we know that. tyler ulett tie it is up. you gotta go. guess where we're going? one minute remaining overtime. derrick willis. he add 10 point today, 20 seconds in the game, shake and bake. 6 point lead. 29th conference title. they win five straight and win it 82-77. so kentucky is in the east region like we said with xavier. the two could potentially meet new the elite eight, but that's a long ways away. u.k. will see 13 seed stonybrook on thursday in iowa and should they win, i guess the winner of indiana, chattanooga, some say this is quite a tough region including u.k., the head coach, john calipari. i told tom three weeks ago we'd be playing. my prediction was kansas. if i say this. the problem is you're affecting more than one. you're affecting a lot. and they'll say it's all conspiracy, and i hear it all. >> which region is the toughest, the east, which seems like u.k.,

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