>> nothing compares to the loss of your child. >> naquez is a special child to me, he' s my oldest child and i love naquez. reporter: naquez mitchell was executed and left for dead is his car last may. >> i have just been going through hell, just going through hell. reporter: police say his killers are two members of a rap entertainment group called fdd. >> you killed somebody, and it' s the bible thou shall not kill because when you kill everything starts unfolding. reporter: now detectives say even more rappers have been charged in a violent drug operation. just look at all their drugs investigators showed us. about their crimes in music videos . >> just knowing god and believing in god and putting it in his hands i knew justice was back and wait. reporter: police say the group shootings a few feet from where >> it' s been kinda of like a jungle out here. it could have been anybody in the midst of a shoot out just being at the wrong place at the wrong time. reporter: they commend police for getting them off the streets. but one thing will never change . >> i' m very pleased but i' m still without my child, i' m still without my child. reporter: naquez' s mom says if you know anything call police. -- came to her street to try to intimidate her. reporting live at cpd, tammy mutasa, wlwt news 5. mike: pellets fired into a crowd shooter seminar at a local college. and several more might have been hit. wlwt news 5' ll see only on wlwt. reporter: the injury small but painful. >> i lifted my shirt and i saw blood there. reporter: circumstances surrounding this welt just above jadie riewoldt' s waist, hard for >> i was surprised i actually got hit with an object. i was like did he poke me? did he jab me? and i was like no, he shot me. reporter: he she says, is another student at wilmington college. thursday evening, jadie and other students packed this room on campus for what she says was advertised as and active shooter -- and = active shooter seminar. as the wilmington police officer conducting the event began talking. >> two students walked into the room from opposite doors and started firing the airsoft guns into the crowd of students. reporter: jadie says she was about 2 to 3 feet away from one of the shooters when he fired right at her. >> and then i felt it and i saw him and i' m like oh he shot me and then they proceeded up the isle shooting. and after the end the cop collected the guns and started asking ok who got shot? reporter: jadie says a handful of students raised their hands. >> we hardly could believe something like this would take reporter: wilmington college says it' s unfortunate this happened. a spokesman says the college judgement about how the training should be conducted. >> i hope this never gets repeated anywhere again. reporter: jadie' s parents say they understand the need for active shooting seminars but say using any type of loaded gun is irresponsible. >> we' ve got to do it but lets do it smart. it needs to be done properly and not done with the scare tactics. reporter: and without the potential for serious injury. should not have to worry about what battle scars i should come away with. mike: jd says that they were no waivers or warnings. please could not comment until they spoke with the officer. sheree: a baby thrown from a violent roll over record. it was on to 75. it could be tied to drugs. s would -- emily wood is with us. reporter: fort thomas police are feeling new clues in a crash that could be factors, it is a possibility that both speed and drugs could be a possibility. meals were found in the car, track marks will found on the arm of the driver. the focus is on the condition of the seven month-year-old. according to the witness , the child flew 30 feet before landing on the ground. this happened on to 75 eastbound just east of the 471 exit. a four-door sedan somehow drove off the white side and ejected three of the four people inside. edelman in the backseat with the baby is currently in critical condition. the front seat passenger, a man he was talking and alert at the scene. he is in stable condition. police say it is unclear if any of the adults were wearing a month old they be boy. -- baby boy. sheree: police have not released any names or charges. also another crash. police say two cars crashed along pippin. around 5:30 tonight. police sent us this picture of the damage. crews had to pull 3 people from the cars. two of them suffered serious injuries. sheree: -- mike: cincinnati up their effort to hear your ideas about reducing violence. the final public forum with the tonight in college hill. the theme of more opportunities for young people continued. one girl said she felt uncomfortable using school resources. but she liked finding out what >> we' re showing people what cincinnati has to offer. we' re not just bad kids, running around, doing bad things. like, i want to show more adults and more people, it' s more offered than us just out here, going to games, doing stuff like that. mike: district five did see an increase in shootings from 2014 to 2015. last year d 5 had 79 of the city' s 492 shootings. as for property crime district five had 893 cases in 2015. down by more than 100 incidents from 2014. mike: -- sheree: cincinnati police are taking extra caution tonight. after a hacker group posted the personal information of officers online. police have launched a cyber investigation to try and figure out if the anonymous' attack was local or imported. the group called a recent police shooting murder. and they released more than 50 response. >> we' re seeing our officers in uniform and out of uniform across the country being targeted. so, this is very, very serious. we' re taking it very serious and we want to make sure our officers are safe. sheree: the links to the site were taken down early this morning after being up for part of the weekend. the city of cincinnati will review its overall online security, next week. >> i think if i had gone under the table, he could have killed me. and i don' t know that for certain but i wasn' t going to find out. mike: attacked by a machete, while eating at a columbus-area restaurant. one of the 4 victims injured in the attack earlier this month, describing the chaos and his actions, that helped stop mohamed barry. >> i just decided right there, i can use my body strength and i can stop him. maybe not kill him, of course not, but i can slow him down at out. mike: billy foley was stabbed at least seven times during the attack. police credit foley, and other employees and customers for helping fend off barry, including throwing chairs at him. barry was killed in a confrontation with police. sheree: a michigan community coming together tonight after a shooting spree this weekend that killed six people. a crowd packed a kalamazoo church for tonight' s vigil. while the community mourns new details are coming out about what happened during saturday' s shooting spree. an indiana man says he chose to get an uber, after hearing reports of an active shooter. the uber was driven by the suspect, jason dalton. >> our interaction with him was very basic. it was, like, a five-minute ride. and i said, ' you' re not the shooter, are you?' he said ' no and i said ' are you sure?' and he kind of just said ' no, i' m just tired. i' ve been driving for 7 hours' sheree: uber says they received complaints about dalton from several passengers, during the nearly five hour shooting rampage. the company' s security chief says dalton cleared a background check, and was approved to be a driver last month. mike: deposition will continue next month, for bill cosby' s wife. camille cosby answered questions for about two and a half hours in a massachusetts defamation lawsuit filed against cosby by seven women. the attorney for the women wouldn' t comment on the questions he had for camille cosby. severe weather bearing down tonight on millions of americans. the strong wind and heavy down pours are already being felt across the deep south. that volatile mix will be on the move. this is a look near jackson, mississippi where many areas are already flooded from fierce storms in recent days. kevin: they are likely to see an outbreak of tornadoes during the day tuesday into wednesday. it will take aim to our area as rain a couple inches of it, may be some accumulating snows. i' m checking the system i will let you know what to expect and when in my forecast. mike: a woman in deep trouble, floating down a frigid river. >> take the rope. take the rope. sheree: the race against time, as first responders try to save a life. mike: and a pet abused and left for dead. the volunteers nursing this mama cat back to better health, you' re watching cincinnati' s (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. sheree: a family pet abused and left for dead in brown county. tonight the police investigation and the volunteers nursing the mama back to health. it' s animal abuse with an impact that' s difficult to see. mike: tonight, volunteers with the group joseph' s legacy are caring for a cat named ava and her 5 kittens. the 2-year-old was found with a spinal injury and broken tail. the woman caring for ava thinks she was swung by her tail and thrown outside, severely injuring her. >> the selfless -- selfish act of injuring her and just allowing her to suffer and the 5 babies to suffer, because it was our understanding she was outside and the babies were inside. mike: right now ava is only using her front legs. there' s hope that therapy or surgery will get her back to s are likely another 8 to 10 weeks away from adoption. as for the police investigation joseph' s legacy says. they think whoever owned ava did this to her, but no charges have been filed. heroic moments caught on camera, first responders pull a woman from frigid waters. sheree: rescuers in new hampshire, say the woman could not have survived much longer in -- if they did i get to her when they did. it was a desperate race against time to reach a woman washing down the merrimack river. >> anyone see her? right there. right there. reporter: the first challenge spot her in the frigid, fast moving water. you can hear rescuers urge her to grab hold of a rope . >> take the rope. take the rope. reporter: firefighters lowered ropes and a ladder for her to hold onto buying an extra minute for the rescue boat to arrive. >> the water is dark and its night looking for something that' s bouncing in the waves can make it quite difficult. once, floating away from first responders she reached out and grabbed the wall that' s when the boat came to the rescue. firefighters were able to pull her to safety. >> we ended up losing the ladder and her, by that time the boat made it here probably had another two minutes. she' s hypothermic now and she probably wouldn' t be able to hold on much longer. reporter: the woman was rushed to a hospital, to be treated for hypothermia. police are still investigating how she ended up in the river. mike: a shake up in one republican presidential camp. ted cruz has asked for his current communications director rick tyler to resign. it comes after tyler tweeted out a news story that falsely depicting rival marco rubio dismissing the bible. the story was not true, and the tweet was deleted. >> ted cruz: this was a grave error of judgement. it turned out the news story he sent around was false but i' ll tell you, even if it was true, going to question the faith of another candidate. mike: rubio' s campaign says cruz is spreading a culture of deceit in his own campaign. sheree: ohio governor john kasich comforted a mother on the campaign trail in virginia. he was calling for employers to hire more workers with disabilities. during his rally he brought the mom up on stage after she got emotional talking about the few resources available for her son with autism. john kasich: when you hear these things you can' t put your head in the sand, you can' t put your head in the sand you have to figure out a way to fix it. and that doesn' t mean we have to fix it by somehow blowing up our finances. sheree: governor kasich went on to say people with special needs don' t need to be ceos, but it' s not right to push them to the side. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders, are gearing up for south carolina' s primary on saturday. clinton' s campaign believes her african american voters in the state. she does have a lead over sanders in the polls after her win in nevada. cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: today and even tomorrow is going to be a walk in the park at least weather-wise compared to what we will deal with as we head into the middle of the week. we have some fast-paced changes headed into our way over the next couple days. they include some soaking rains across the area. probably an inch or two of rainfall before we see things change over to frozen stuff. a light accumulation of snow he for remove to the weekend. if everything remains time doubt as it appears right now, it looks like heading into the weekend we will enjoy a weekend very much like last weekend where we' ll be stalling out and get temperatures very mild for late february. skies are mostly clear and dropping. we' re down to 22 at the airport. around 10. most areas are in the upper 30' s. code-1 in florence, 40 in loveland, 40 -- 39 in mason. s. high pressure is going to provide us with a nice day tomorrow. that is going to controller will weather. it is going to be a very potent storm system coming out of texas and oklahoma. it is very energetic. look at all of the thunderstorm activity in place with the system. the system is going to bring a outbreak of severe weather to the gulf coast states starting tomorrow with numerous turned -- tornadoes. we are likely to get hit with some heavy rain and even some snow on the backside. here' s a look at futurecast. tomorrow is going to be a very nice day. it should be plenty of sunshine. in. i think after midnight, wet it will rain heavily overnight into wednesday morning. of the wind maker. soggy, nasty weather play tomorrow night into wednesday. wednesday maybe windy but we might get a few breaks in the rain. late wednesday afternoon or thunder here and there. here is what you pay attention to late wednesday night. the evening hours creeping its way across indiana. on wednesday we will likely see things go over from rain into snow. will probably have some snow last into thursday. we are likely to pick up a light accumulation across the area. here is another model showing rainfall expectation. we have a solid inch to inch and a half. wednesday. look at the storm system, as it pushes up across the area we air to move in here. thursday, friday it' s going to be blustery and cold after having highs on wednesday close to 60. so we the up-and-down thing rest of this week. 31 for low tonight. tomorrow, people day, for mid-to-late february. afternoon highs in the low 50' s. cannot complain about that. it will be chilly as a walk out of the door. things will warm up quite nicely during the afternoon. here' s your seven-day forecast. 50' s, it looks a close to 60 on wednesday. the we have drop in temperatures. no word things up over the weekend by saturday and sunday, whatever snowfalls on thursday will be nothing away only to see temperatures taking a big dive for early next week. you must want to see that' s sheree: but saturday and sunday look so happy. mike: let' s talk happy and reds. the reds recognizable stars, after an off-season, of roster shake-ups. sheree: now could jay bruce be the difference between it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- u.s. bank -- the george: we are coming to you live in goodyear with sports -- and get -- in goodyear, arizona. mlb.com and other outlets reported that the reds are talking trade. it is a trade that would send bruce to the toronto blue jays. it would bring the reds more prospects. bruce is expected to be here tomorrow for the workout tomorrow. today, the reds pitchers and catchers went through their fifth day of workouts here in goodyear arizona. a lot of that time has been spent on introductions. young players trying to make their own splash and' s ring training. players and new players. >> they have all the young guys, yet one jumping up. before we start the day, in front of everybody in introducing themselves, telling us a little bit about themselves. it is a little fun thing that we are doing. george: a lot of guys are making fast friends even around the batting cage. after five days, position -- position players are due in tomorrow. many are already here like billy hamilton. it could be even bigger if the former high school football star senses that the bengals need help. >> i thought about a few times. if marvin is listening, let them know. i might return a couple of kicks, i will not take pacman jones is' s lot. -- spot. no i am not kidding. george: maybe not for hamilton concentrating on baseball and telling us the big thing is that he is to get on base more. hamilton -- hamilton could of been a primetime performer. we are talking basketball now. our primetime performer this week had one heck of a week, surpassing the 2,000 point mark, but it' s three points that truly earn her the honor, derek forrest has the story. reporter: simon kenton guard ally niece dropped 23 points and grabbed 7 rebounds in a win thursday night versus highlands, her final three points may be the most famous three point s across the region in high school basketball this week, nailing a buzzer beating three from the other side of the court. >> i honestly, i didn' t believe it. i had my hands on my face, and i was like ahh, oh my god. i could not believe it, and then everyone tackled me. reporter: but it' s what happened after that blew people away. do you think after practice, you can hit that shot for me? reporter: hitting the shot again on her very first attempt since, and now her story is blowing up, over 13,000 views on facebook people in just two days, the performer. m coach jeff stowers of the simon kenton lady pioneers. and i am here today to present the beacons orthpaedic primetime performer of the week to allyson [applause] derek forrest, wlwt news 5 sports. george: that is unbelievable. ap college best will pull. the lenovo is number one. s fifth. 18. the big east player of the week xavier place this wednesday night at the cintas center. sheree: our top story free tonight, a seven month old baby boy is in critical condition after he was ejected during a car crash onto 75 eastbound. the car, the driver went off the road and rolled several times. the driver died. the woman in the backseat seat and the baby are in critical condition. the passenger is alert and talking. both speed and drugs are factors in this crash. sheree: a lot of different seasons we are going to experience. all kinds of rains and snow. kevin: with all the weather we are coming our way, we are wins, snow, rains. all in the next 40 hours. fast your sepals, enjoy tranquil d hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... 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