madison school officials are stressing that to their students. >> we want to keep the lines of communication, if the kids feel uneasy, tell someone. don't just think you are being silly at this point. everything is fair game. we want to definitely know about it. >> the shooting is still fresh in their minds. the students have a touch of anxiety. as they went home from the weekend. attendance, since the shooting was around 90 percent. >> i think everybody one feels safe. we've had a great attendance all week, even on wednesday, which is our first day back. that's maintained all through the week. >> cammy, the two students, who didn't report seeing the loaded gun, has been charged with failing to report a crime. now the one edgewood student we told you about, who said, something to the effect, they wanted to see another school shooting. they were going to bring a gun to school. social media. the madison teen that was -- brought knives, to make it look like credit cards, he was arrested today at the school. they told us late in the afternoon, in the wake of the shooting, there's zero tolerance at butler county schools. larry davis, local 12 news. >> and understandably. two students hit by shrapnel have returned to school. those with bullets are now out of the hospital. >> woman said sh she's -- nicole bentin, facing xals alarms and obstructing official business. the three hour search that started the westin woman reported her car stolen. her attorney claimed, there could have been in the 911 shooting, she clearly states her baby was in the car seat in the stolen car. the judge set the bond at $20 thousand. only local 12 cameras, two teens accused of stealing the car appeared in court. the police say the -- her family doesn't know the young suspects, charged with receiving stolen property. and police released the names of a mother and daughter killed in a head-on crash last night. 30-year-old, desiree hinsley and jackarro, died after another car ran into theirs, south of the aa highway. the other driver was also hurt. officers were back at the scene, to collect more evidence. they say they have not found anything to suggest this was drug-related, even though that's the speculation last night. missing emt is now the snir of the criminal investigation. deb dixon broke the story earlier on twitter. ago, questioned him about some missing money. the rising sun man is charged. and police believe he's driving a dodge journey suv. and i'd like to tell you, we will see no more cold, no more snow, but that's not the case. >> there may be another 24 hours of the stuff on the way. here's erica with what's coming our way now >> we have a batch of both rain and snow on the way. definitely not what i want to be forecasting. at least we have one good day. right now, we're looking at a dry commute. this is where we have some issues in the silver pass. state route 32. traffic is moving smoothly. we have some damp roads across the areas. temperatures are above freezing for the most part. dew points in the upper 20s. we have a lot of moisture stuffed here. and the clouds really dampen the temperatures and stunted them from getting in the 40s. 37 for hamilton. middletown, 37 as well. same for batavia and at the airport. winds will shift in the easterly southwesterly direction. and our warm-up, it stars tomorrow. and we are going to see the 40s for tomorrow. this is the next system that will be tracking through your day. and we'll talk about who has the biggest impacts to see the problematic warm conditions. we have 60s and 70 degree weather in the forecast. how long we stay rainy? we're looking at a very unsettled weather pattern moving in for next week. we'll talk about that and the impacts we have for next weekend >> new ranking in the nshg stressed city in the entire united states. >> the queen city, shows the most prosperous gotten richer based on seven factors in an analysis. adults without a high school diploma, housing medium rate. change of employment, change in number of businesses. cleveland topped the royse. major gathering of conservative voters, will go on >> >> the amount of traffic crossing the brent spent bridge is falling according to new numbers. about 167 thousand vehicles a day used in 2009. by last year, that fell 9 percent to 152000 vehicles a day. transportation planner says the decrease doesn't mean a new bridge is needed overall. the likely reason is the i-75 construction north of the brent spent that began in 2011. >> very good point. >> donald trump makes a last minute schedule change. and not everyone is happy with the decision. craig boswell is in maryland, where conservative convention is under way. donald trump announced he's skipping the sea pack convention. his opponent later pounce. >> and donald trump is not a conservative. >> donald trump started galloping to the center, before the primary is over. >> trump mocks claims he's not conservative enough. >> we're conservative. donald trump is not conservative. >> cpac voters, say they are disappointed they won't hear for themselves. >> can't understand why he's not coming. he's got an important primaries coming in florida and ohio. . >> and the bickering between the as no surprise, especially after thursday night's contentious debate. >> trump went toe to toe, with ted cruz for two hours. at the end, many voters were turned off. republican voters tweeted a few comments. and one man who was not on stage was dr. ben tarson. the neuro surgeon that was expected to pull out of the race during the cpac speech. objectionen hill maryland. >> the group aimed at getting christian voters, named dr. ben pto . >> police spokesperson in los angeles, has a story that could be bogus from the get go. it's out there today. investigators are investigating a knife found some time ago. and police say it might have been found by a construction worker during the demolition of the home. he turned it to a retired police officer who wrongly believed the case was closed. the l.a.p.d. didn't find out about it until last month. they are now testing it for if it's not evidence, how could we prove or another, it's not. the only way, to challenge the people involved, where it was recovered, where it was alleged to have been. >> jury acquitted simpson, in the stabbing death of his ex-wife, nicole brown and her friend ronald goldman. the people versus o.j. simpson, when it began airing last month. >> newly-released autopsy, whitney houston's daughter died almost the exact same way as the singer. intoxication and drowning killed bobby christina brown. the 23-year-old was found faced down in a bathtub. she never regained consciousness. her death was accidental. and remove the lead pipes in a home. >> and it's the first pipe replacement, since the city began bringing contaminated water to homes. >> contractors removed the coroded lead pipe, first one replaced with a copper one, since the city's water crisis was exposed.lead from aging pipes contaminated the drinking water, now blamed for elevated lead levels in some children's bloodstreams. something"in 2014, flint switched its water source from lake huron to the heavily industrial flint river to save money.a report by the state auditor general found staffers in the michigan department of environmental quality failed to order flint to treat the water with anti-corrosion chemicals.federal officials are also investigating.a congressional delegation heard from impacted federal officials are investigating. congressional delegation heard from impacted residents on friday, like richardson, who hopes it's not too late to protect his kids. >> the city is targeting first homes in neighborhood with the highest number of children under 6-year-old much senior citizens and pregnant women. >> if i'm reading it right, it's a mixed bag. >> we will see a chance of snow and rain tomorrow. sunday, it's going to be pretty good. next week, we're going to see a huge warm-up. in the 20th of february, we hit 70 degrees. it's going to be a nice warm stretch. it looks like the highest temperature will be around 70. and we'll take a look outside, live from the atrium weather camera, we have plenty of clouds around. we have plenty of clouds to stick around for quite some time. don't expect some sunshine. partial clearing take place. on the gloomy day like today, we'll talk about spring. starts saturday night, late sunday, 10:30 a.m. 16 days until spring. feels like, spring, it will feel like next week. it should work for you. temperatures right now, in the mid 30s, no matter where you look. road temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. once you see the snow kick in for some of us, we pay see isolated slick roads or coating for the treated surfaces harrison, 35. and good afternoon, we're at 34. we'll see the numbers dip. we'll hang around the 30-32 mark once again. roads, will be pretty much hovering, just above freezing through the night. you'll have to watch for bridges and overpasses. someplaces will drop to 30 degrees, below freezing. that may make the roads a little colder, where the colder air could get underneath those. right now, tracking rain or any snow. if you have friday night plans, they will be cold and they will be dry. lots of snow but a little bit of rain as well, moving through iowa. that will continue to move our way. still about 500 miles away from us. get here. we have a weak high pressure system situated in the area. that's not giving us any sunshine. the next system, low pressure goes on top of the the area. we see the snow lingering to the lunchtime hour. around cincinnati, i expect to see rain by lunchtime and rain through the afternoon, kind of scattered about. during the morning hours, we may see a little snow activity. your saturday evening plans, forget about the umbrella around dinner time. area of high pressure rolls in for sunday your impact forecast for saturday morning, it looks like this. all in all, watch for bridges and overpasses. if you live anywhere across the area. will see the temperatures drop below freezing. that's where we may have issues. tonight, 34 at 8:00. and 11:00. tomorrow, we're starting at 31. we'll get to 35, starting with a little bit of snow. scattered rain showers in the afternoon. 52 for a dry day. it looks dry as well. then tuesday, we'll see isolated showers. temperatures near 70. wednesday, thursday, friday, looking very wet. by the time we get to even wednesday, we'll see localized flooding and into the weekend. we're going to look at the flooding concerns, lingering through the next weekend. >> 60 game winning streak. how the fierce females of thomas moore, are staying humble as they defend their title. >> thrown in the back of the millions of good jobs lost. the jobs moved overseas. only one candidate for president has consistently fought trade deals that ship ohio jobs overseas. bernie sanders. sanders opposed the disastrous nafta trade deal. opposed special trade status with china. now he's opposing the trans-pacific trade deal. while others waffle, bernie is fighting hundreds of thousands of new job losses. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. . >> celebration of the collection phenomenal, includes more than 400 bobble heads, dating the novelty versions. produced since the fan giveaway. plan 2016 giveaway, includes a duel bobble head, of hall of fame bound ken griffey, jr. >> that's a neat collection. >> school is hosting tournament and there's more than just the title on the line. the lady saints are riding an incredible 6 # game winning streak. >> they will play under their championship banner and with 60 straight wins in the books. to hear them talk, they are no big deal. >> we still have a lot of work to do. >> same kind of confidence. it's a different kind of confidence. you know, kick it into gear. >> if they kick it into gear, look out. >> not only do they win, they win big. and 12 of them by more than 40. they are dominant, but even dominant teams have bad nights. coach han says the thomas moore women won 60 straight because they are experienced. they share a competitive attitude. >> sam and addie, haven't played a losing game. the team is 91-1 since she arrived in campus. to hear mosque tell it, she's not the key. >> we have a lot of people rebounding, assists, defensive stops. >> if it's not their day. >> having a humble star, never hurts. tonight, they go for number 61 against la roach. they are eying number 66 in another title. . >> hopefully win on top. >> a familiar place they own the last two years. in crest view hills, joe webb, local 12 news. >> you have to love the comradery and humidity, huh. >> and mount union and gilford are laying now. if thomas moore wins, will play the winners of that. >> and he showed up tiger woods in the golf course. >> anything happen today? besides missing school. >> oh, that's it. hole in one. >> hole in one. how is the young star dealing with the spotlight? we'll show you ahead at 5:30. >> loud, angry and sometimes bould, terms to describe the latest presidential debate, that has some asking, what happened . >> mother and daughter were both wearing seat belts. they were coming northbound and were hit head on. >> mom was 30. her daughter was 8. the police are trying to figure out, why another car crossed the center line, of the busy road, causing the crash of both of the lives. police were back on u.s. 27. they were reconstructing the crash scene, trying to figure >> desiree hensley and her daughter died. rescuers took the other driver to university hospital. as jeff hirsh tells us, this investigation is far from over. >> the crash happened around 7:00 p.m., on u.s. 27. the police began the investigation last night. dad made it tough, rain mixed with snow. while there's a lot of investigating to do, the police have no investigation. >> we do not know the cause of the accident. there's speculation on possible drug use last night. at this point, we don't have any evidence. >> the mom and daughter were coming northbound on 27, coming up the hill. the car was hit them, coming southbound, coming down the hill. the car that hit them was over there, cost at least one, maybe two, possibly three lanes, hit the mom, where you see the red spots. >> the morning, the accident site, closing u.s. 27 for a while, as they took measure ams and made calculations. >> campbell county, police department, alexander police department. we're thomas police department. we had boone county sheriff's department with us right now. >> the investigators have taken a blood sample from the hospitalized driver. >> we always get blood work, to make sure there's no drug or -- >> yeah, yeah. >> the fact. he was obviously devastated by the youngster he called his baby girl, would would have turned 9 this fall. jeff hirsh, local 12 news. >> the cold spring says, it could take several weeks, to determine if there's any charges in the crash. >> we told you yesterday about a he handed the teller a note and demanded money and got away. earlier this morning, police arrested bruce kenarris, charged him with robbery >> state troopers ends with a crash. the trooper spotted the car driving erratically. that's thursday, trying to pull over the driver. he took off in a pursuit reached speeds over 100 miles an hour. the troopers say the teenagers pulled on the car. it's where all three lived. they eventually. and three plead chargesings of anyone vor tearily >> the next heng. a toddler's lifeless body was faced down in a turkish beat. one of five people that droupd, as their boat went oun. on the plight of refugees. now a court in turkey, sentenced two human traffickers in syria to four years in prop. trials in turkey usually take months or years to conclude. this verdict came a month after the trial opened. it's an effort for the country to show it's cracking down on human traffickers. missouri state troopers doesn't think twice. >> captured on dash cam. i could see the pretty good suz size. >> trooper, just clocked the driver going 100 miles an hour, when the driver struck an am would's car. he saw the flames and when he ran up the wreckage of 60-year-old brett crawford's car, he could see gas spilling from the ruptured tank. he knew had he to act fast. >> once a car catches on fire, the time that they will take to >> and under their seat belt, after she's okay. she said i heard. i know you do, but we have to get you out of here. >> he didn't do anything any other trooper would do. the husband wanted to meet, give a hug. becky suffered broken bones sh but is expected to recover fully. >> pop open a bottle of wine after a long week sounds good to you, you should head downtown. hundreds of wineries, sent bottles to the duke annual center for the annual festival. you could sample some of them much the festival benefits, the wine industry as well as many charities and non-profits. >> a great time to get out, you know. winter is almost over. pick up your heels, have a glass of wine. taste wine that's somewhat rare and taste wines that's made locally. there's something here for everybody. >> it's a sign that spring is local 12 is a proud sponsor of the international festival. you could find more, we have a link on local12.com. >> we seen the video of the 11-year-old, who showed off the golf greatness. a kids' course designed by woods. >> here? out there, a celebrity. how is he dealing with the new found fame. >> please welcome to the number one team, from corpus christi, texas texas, a man with a perfect record until today, mr. taylor crozier. >> representing the south tba, break-in a par 3 course designed by tiger woods. in the first hole, 11-year-old taylor didn't necessarily like his shot. >> thought it was going to go in the bunker. after he hit the bunker again. excited. >> as we know, crozier aced the hole in front of woods himself. it's safe to say, taylor had an interesting day in school today. >> every time i walked into class, they would clap for me wroo while the attention is great, i got the impression that young taylor would rather spend his time on a golf course than posing for pictures. >> i kind of want to but then i don't >> wow. if you have to break your attendance record, that's why. >> it only gets better for the 11-year-old. an answer to prevent peanut >> zip dip ice cream stand. besides cones, sundays, shakes, and you could enjoy the banana boats or hot fudge shake. they have hot dogs, burgers and opens until 9:00. >> the casual pint craft market. business opens. and it's the first one outside of tennessee. casual pint planning a location in oakley. hundreds of beers available. you could pick up german grouler. just take your favorite home. >> donuts and ice cream, a stop to grab a sweet treat. the nearest location. you get to build your donut creations with countless toppings. use the toppings with ice cream and combine the creation with a donut. they are offering free coffee and giveaways throughout the day. they have locations near xavier. planning spots in westchester and sports thomas as well. it was supposed to be a debate. turned to be a shouting match >> you could do it. you could breath. asking, what happenedpp. >> wherever the facts lead, that's where we go. >> another group announces it wants to get a measure to legalize medical marijuana. grassroots ohio, it will send the ballot to the attorney jen next week. they will tax and regulate and allow those 21 and older to use it without a doctor's permission. the project, says it will send the detail to the state for medical marijuana. presidential politics, hit a many people are asking the question, after another debate, in which the candidates fiercely attack each other with angry insults. and whether the candidates will be able to rise above the fray or if they even want to. >> you're the lying guy. >> no worry about it, little marco >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> if it sometimes thinks it's insults over insight, you wonder when it will end. there's some policy talk mixed in. the bickery interrupting and name calling is one aspect, ben carson says he won't miss from the trail. >> it's why he's skipping out on the debate. and his campaign tells us, none of the candidates responded. >> i call it in ancient rome, the society is crumbling. everybody wants to go to the coliseum and see the lions tear the heads off. >> i thought it was going to be tougher >> others are trying to make money off of it. hillary clinton's team, calling the debate a dump sister fire and asking for donations in order to help beat the event wall g.o.p. nominee. in washington, scott newman. >> we're looking at a cloudy evening. at least we have dry plans. we're taking a live look at the atrium weather camera. we have temperatures in the mid 30s. we will continue to see the 30s overnight lows, will range from 30-32 degrees, hovering around the freezing mark. today, we reached about 36 degrees in cincinnati. it's because we have a lot of cloud cover and we're socked in with the clouds around 35. we are still 36 in lebanon. 37 for mazeville. and we're die right now. the next system, it's still well off to the north and west. about 5 hundred miles away. a lot of the snow activity breaks down in the next 24 hours. we will continue to see the rain develop and we'll see the chance for some snow tomorrow morning as well. i don't think it will be as it was, like someplaces in the tri-state. some of the concerns will be slick areas in roadways, especially bridges and overpasses in the areas where we get cold enough. the colder air could go to the some slick spots. mid-morning, late morning, you're fine. lower visibility, due to some more rain showers moving in. we're looking at a cool afternoon, with echl it -- with temperatures in the 40s. under mainly cloudy skies. we'll see partial clearing. we'll have so much moisture around in the form of the clouds. we're actually under the influence of the pressure and that's why we're dry. 33 by 11:00. rain and snow showers won't move in until well after midnight. 2:00, 3:00, we may have a few flurries. and it's really closer to 4:00, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. stop the clock at 6:00. you could see not a whole lot of action going on tomorrow morning. we will have cloudy skies and pretty much cloudy all day long. couple of snow showers possible, we're looking at raindrops. lunchtime, you could see chance of rain activity. if you live in areas, like west union, hillsborough or wilmington, even lebanon, we may see the chance of snowflakes to mix in a little longer. hit or miss showers. we're looking at a tenth or two of rain. again, watch for slick spots tomorrow morning. sunday, we start to clear out. we'll start off with a little cloud cover in the morning. afternoon is looking better. 45 for a high. this is when you start the warm-up. it starts tomorrow and we get warmer for sunday. sunday, it's the day to enjoy. 52 with sun and clouds. we're looking at partly cloudy skies. close to 70 on tuesday. isolated afternoon showers are possible but not for everybody. you will get to enjoy that day. we'll be turning very wet. unsettled weather pattern lingers next week as well. it may be heavy at times and we'll keep closer to that, early next week. >> almost time. almost madness. xavier, up with more regular season game to go in the regular season. what 6 foot seniors are saying final home game amazing race >> vice president joe biden is expected to highlight a fund-raiser for ted strickland, march 22nd. that's a week for the primary, that the democrats still need to win for the nomination. biden and president obama, endorse strickland early this week. therapist. senator rob portman in november. they will figure out ways in peanut allergies to children. to babies who are at high risk could cut the chance. and how they are giving new hope for parents. anything he likes. as baby, a skin condition put him at high risk of developing a peanut allergy. >> knowing with exzema, he took part of a landmark study with about 1 hundred other children. >> andreas ate a peanut mixture several times a week for the first five years of his life. findings showed introducing peanuts, protected him from a peanut allergy in about 80 percent of cases. researchers wanted to know, if children would have to keep >> took the children and often completely stopped eating peanuts for 12 months period. >> it was a great break for you. you like that up with. >> doctors found children who avoided peanuts for the year, were still protected. >> early consumption of peanuts, gives you long lasting peanut allergy. >> now that he could make his own choices, there's only one thing he craves. pizza. >> can't be allergic to pizza. >> peanut allergies increased in the u.s. in recent decades. it's an allergy that's rarely outgrown. >> the sheriff said it could have been prevented. to teens, for what they saw charged before the shooting. amish county was actualllyy >> good evening, everybody. the investigation did not end when the accused gunman was charged >> two more teens are charged in connection with the monday shooting. larry davis shows us why authorities are taking it so seriously. >> the weekend finally arrived for students at madison junior, rough week. ending with this cafeteria shooting could have been prevented. police arrested two 14-year-old for failing to prevent a crime. detectives say they saw the handgun that he brought to school but said nothing to teachers and administrators. sheriff jones didn't report why they didn't report a loaded gun much he wants parents to stress to their kids, if you see something, say something. >> tell them what to do, if they see the gun. when they leave the chamber, they don't know where they go. >> today, they learn of two separate entities in to schools, including one in madson. the one edgewood student, said there's a need 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