>> welcome to columbus. i'm a son of immigrants, and my parents, both citizens now have done very well in this great country. and so have i. but as a 1% ethnic and religious minority witnessing the rise of donald trump for the first time my family has start feeling a little uncomfortable here. and frankly, a little bit scared. if donald trump secures the republican nomination, i am going to have one mission heading to the ballot box which is to keep him from taking office. which democratic candidate is going to be better at helping me do that? >> good, good. >> someone who cannot just condemn him, which is easy, but defeat him. >> good. good question. >> and, and other than the usual negative rhetoric and attack ads, none of which have worked so far, what are three specific points of your anti-trump game plan? >> okay. first off, thank you more the question. [ applause ] you know, a lot of criticisms are thrown at me, and this is natural in politics, but one that i resent is that, well, bernie, you are a nic

that's the big question. >> "q": here's a live look at columbus at the airport at port columbus and that plane right there belongs to republican trump. you can see hundreds of people with their cell phones going right now hoping to get a glimpse of the donald. he's expected to make a speech very shortly. >> laura: and he's in ohio. >> "q": that's right. we will keep you posted on what happens throughout the show. >>> all right. well a controversy now over anti-gay stickers at a school. a few students at shadow hills high school dedicated -- excuse me -- decided to decorate their i.d. badges with this antigay symbol when an eighth grader and other schools saw the stickers on social media, she wanted to do something about it, so, she started making her own stickers that you are seeing right there with the happy face and started coloring them in with all different colors hoping to make a change and make a difference. so that the students who are gay at her school can think better of themselves. and, as far as i am concerned, kudos to her. right? >> laura: yeah, you know, everyone has the ri

>> welcome to u columbus. i'm a son of immigrants, and both of my parents who are citizens now have done very well in this great country, and so have i. but as a one percent ethnic and religious minority, and witnessing the rise of donald trump for the first time, my family has started to feeling a little uncomfortable here, and frankly, a little bit scared. if donald trump secures the republican nomination, i am going to have one mission heading to the ballot box which is to keep him from taking office. which demt kratic candidate is going to be better at helping me to do that? someone who can not just condemn it which is easy, be tow defeat him. >> good. good question. >> and, and other than the usual negative rhetoric and attack ads, none of which have worked so far, what are three specific points of your anti-trump game plan. >> okay. first off, thank you more the question. [ applause ] you know, a lot of criticisms are thrown at me, and this is natural in politics, but one that i resent is that, well, ber

in columbus, john london, wlwt news 5. mark: today former president bill clinton campaigning for his wife in ohio. he' ll be in columbus this afternoon and in dayton this evening. the dayton event is sold out, but the columbus afternoon session is not. with ohio' s elections chief says more than 173,000 ballots have already been cast. republican secretary of state jon husted says an informal survey of county elections boards shows more than 328,000 absentee ballots have been requested statewide. more than 167,000 applicants requested republican ballots and more than 149,000 requested democratic ones. kyla: and there' s another presidential debate tonight. this time the democrats. sanders and clinton will meet in miami for a debate moderated by reporters from univision and "the washington post." it' s their second showdown in four days. the debate will be simulcast on cnn and fusion. for all of your commitment 2016 coverage, stay up to date on the wlwt mobile app and online at wlwt.com. mark: new this morning, fire crews re

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i'm fredricka whitfield live in columbus, ohio. bernie sanders and hillary clinton will be face-to-face with ohio voters answering their questions and making their final pushes before the tuesday primary. there are 691 delegates at stake in five states for clinton and sanders. on the republican side, 367 delegates are up for grabs, including two big win-or-take-all states in ohio and florida. marco rubio won the washington, d.c., gop primary on saturday marking his third contest win in this presidential race. ted cruz won nine wyoming delegates and is still clinching the runner-up spot while donald trump remains the republican front-runner. and in the battle for the democratic nomination, hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders with more than double the number of delegates. you see the numbers right there. let's talk some more about the democratic race and what we can expect at tonight's town hall with cnn's senior washington correspondent joe johns and cnn's senior political correspondent brianna keilar. good to see both of you.

columbus. this protest against donald trump, the presidential candidate who is in arizona. and this what appears to be a peaceful protest has been ongoing for about the last hour or so. and it is disrupting some traffic in the area although not to a great degree. left side now, we change the picture, take you to the other location where just in the last 25 minutes, we have seen a change in those roads. those road s are leading to a trump event. this live chopper cam being and you see traffic moving fairly freely again near fountain hill wills, arizona. earlier there were cars with protesters against donald trump who had chained themselves to vehicles. this had stopped traffic. in the video that wree were looking at earlier, three lanes frozen. and just with that the last five minutes, we have seen cars moving. but of course the backup goes back what could be a mile or more from the video that we have seen. jacob rascon was there at the location earlier when the protesters were there and the cou

the columbus afternoon event is not sold out. hillary clinton will be in columbus on sunday for a debate at ohio state university. sanders has not said if he will be there. sheree: in other news tonight sexting and teenagers. , protecting young people who may be use bad judgement. >> that doesn' t mean you have to ruin every chance in life mike: the push to lessen the penalty and how close it is to becoming a reality in part of our area. kevin: temperatures still very mild for this time of year. mid-60' s for many of us right now. i' m tracking the weather and will let you know about the chances for rain and when it might arrive. sheree: a kentucky nine-year-old left fighting for his life after a drive-by shooting. tonight, his mother' s fight to try to make his fight a little easier. you' re watching cincinnati' wlwt news 5. to get her deposit in today. too late. branch is already closed. the atm. really? at huntington, with atm and mobile deposits, you have up till midnight. we call it all day deposit. midnight? what are you, a

filmmaker chris columbus boasts an impressive resume including mrs doubter... two harry potter & home alone flicks... gremlins and the help and now he's producing the new faith-based film "the young messiah". the biblical drama centers on jesus christ at age 7, returning to nazareth from egypt to discover the truth about his life. columbus says: "forget about it being faith based that's not why i got into it i wanted to tell this story at the same time i knew that this particular story did not exist in scripture it was not in the bible you know jesus isn't dealt with he is born and then i think he's twelve years old when we next see." chris worked with religious experts to make sure the film gets things right... columbus says: "we surrounded ourselves with theologians someone from the vatican as we made the movie so we were guided in the proper direction so there would be no misstep so as a result of that we you know we have become embraced by the religious community religious leaders." and with more than 30 films to his credit, columbus is fully aware how the

they are they are in the airplane hangar in columbus. john london reported to us holds about 5000 people. another hearty rally and well attended by donald trump and his constituents showing up en masse for him this afternoon. it is super tuesday, 12 states going to the polls today. all know. but he continues to not worry s pressing on here in ohio. that' will full wrapup of that event for you when news five at 5:00. an ohio-native and navy seal is medal of honor. edward byers helped rescue an abducted in afghanistan, in december 2012. the white house says byers served as a human shield during a firefight with militants to safely get doctor dilip joseph out alive. member to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in afghanistan. it' s that time of year again, for graeter' s to reveal their mystery flavor. we got a special delivery on monday, and it was pretty tasty. the new flavor is called ' cheese crown' , and it' s based off of the popular pastry you can also by at graeter' s. the man who created the flavor says it will be around as

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candidates at this.ohio is up for grabs tomorrowow. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders bothcl in columbus sunday night we want to check in with stacy in akron right now where they will be campaigning later on today good morning.he as you said hillary and bernie both in columbus last night for the legacy dinner they both use the outsa there to some of. >> donald trump is running as single campaign of hidden fear for one reason - - to get votes. he is encouraging violence and chaos.h to get votes. he is picking america against each other to get votes. >> more than 1,000 delegates up for grabs> on tomorrow's primary day including right here in ohio hillary clinton showing she iss leading in the polls in double digitsl in michigan a coupleup weeks ago that turned out to be completely wrong sanders could pull another upstate she's having little bit of trouble and 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. >> stacy fry is reporting we will check back in with her at the bottom of the hour. what your remedy today ist the last t chance to vote early you can cast yourha local board of elections between eight and

, or who will be the rally in columbus when sanders arrive. brianna, we are seeing hillary clinton doesn't appear to be taking this for granted. even though she came to this race as heavy favorite for democrats. but there are many turning point, haven't there, for hillary clinton who is trying to appeal it to a different electorate, with just about every pivotal moment of this primary race. >> hillary clinton is looking at michigan. there are a lot of similarities between michigan and ohio and also missouri and illinois. these are industrial states. this was a huge upset for her in michigan that stole some of the wind from her sails even though when you looked at that night as a whole, she netted more delegates than bernie sanders. it gave bernie sanders this idea of momentum that he had this big upset really the biggest upset of entire primary cycle for democrats. you look at how she is campaigning and this is a point i heard jeff make over and over. you can see how much energy she puts in. in nevada she campaigned a lot. in michigan, maybe s

. @>>> garfield heights high @school is on a mission to cut @down the nets in columbus, @what's standing in the team's @way and why this is a pass @straight ahead. @>> here's what's coming up on @nbc brought to you by karl @maximum, the way -- car max, @ @>>> well, i'm sure you're @watching your brackets, but @there was another kind of march @madness happening this weekend @down in columbus, and we're @joined with a hoop scoop @tonight. @not just college for march @madness and the state of ohio, @the semis continued all day @long in columbus. @it was the cornerstone @christian, for the state final @4, how would it go? @michael oliver had a good time, @cornerstone christian from @michael had a huge game. @he scored 30 points. @and cornerstone christian comes @back and they're headed to the @game tomorrow with a 73-63 win @overwhelming ton. @best of luck to them. @>>> the division 1 semis tipoff @tonight and that includes @garfield heights. @a familiar foe was standing in @their way from reaching the @state championship. @>> they're high once again at @garfield heights. @the ride almost ca

one of my close friends from iraq, he's been featured in the knights of columbus ads on tv, he himself was taken hostage and tortured and beaten. shot in the leg. they came at him with hammers, broke his teeth, nose, and back. finally he was released with ran some. entire towns have been taken captive in syria. there's 200 christians now captive in syria. their church pays ran some for them to keep them alive. 20 of them escaped recently. there was another group of towns taken captive for ran some last year. isis killed them last year to get more money out of the syrian church, $23 million for their release. far beyond the ability of that church. as a result in isis territory, there's no church, no priest or pastor, no intact christian congregation anywhere in isis control. this genocide designation by the u.s. government was welcome, but it was a surprise. because since october, the united states state department has been giving indications that it's willing to designate the yazidi religion as victims of genocide but not the christians. the yazidis have suffered tremendously. thousand

and yestph those are plenty of partisan they o have made their way down to columbus as well. let's go patriots 4:27 a.m. is your time. keep it right here for private and traffic updates. calling for younger voters. why for the first time the field with two counts of the at 17. police investigating to retake all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, good morning. look at that shot. give yourself some extra time pretty 6 degrees. my name is wayne dawson let's get right to scott and see the fog will burn off. temperatures are actually coin down and spots into the 40s. northwind is turning to take over where 47 in the layer mid 50s for the gunman as temperatures drop you and you getting crashing the third two-point. they end up getting and that's really starting to develop her showers are moving out. we are not anticipating any rain moststgetmmmpwnwn

one of my close friends from iraq, he has been featured in knights of columbus ads on television and was in town last week, he was taken hostage, tortured, beaten, shot in the leg, they broke his teeth, nose, back with hammers. he was finally released with ransom. entire towns have been taken captive. there are 200 christians now captive in syria. their church pays ransom for them to keep them alive. 20 of them recently escaped. there's another group of towns that were taken captive for ransom last year. the final hostages in that case were released a couple of weeks ago. they -- isis, executed three of them and made a video of their execution to bring more money from the syrian church. they demanded money far beyond the capability of that church. in isis territory, there is no church, priest, or pastor. no impact christian congregation anywhere in isis control. this genocide designation by the u.s. government was welcome, but a surprise. since october, the united states state department has been giving indications that it is willing to designate the yazidis religion as a victims of

he is in columbus, ohio. wait, columbus, ohio. that's not a super tuesday state. what are you doing in columbus? >> reporter: you know, i'm in columbus, because donald trump is in columbus, and that tells you exactly what the mind set is of the donald trump campaign right now. they are riding high in the polls. he is leading in the delegate count. he is poised to win big here on super tuesday. and so he can afford to do things like go to states that aren't voting today, which is the case here in ohio. they're not voting until later on this month. donald trump trying to make the point that he is going to go to john kasich's background, home turf and win a primary that occurs later on this month. he is doing the same thing later on tonight. they're down in florida, the home state of marco rubio, who has been tangling with over the last couple of days. ashley, the story line we're going to hear over the next hour or so, when donald trump comes out and speaks is whether or not the gop front-runner speaks to this growing chorus of chriscrim from the party. mitt romney

that's in the columbus suburb kasich calls home. many people looking to a win in ohio as a critical determing factor in whether or not kasich's campaign has a realistic path to the white house... part of the larger question as to whether any republican candidate can take doors open here today at 8. the event starts at 9. more than 600 tickets have been sold and even more are expected to show up this morning.reporting live in swilley..9 on your side. if want to avoid the lines on primary day.. or can't get to the polls then... you can cast your ballot today and tomorrow at county board of elections. they will be open from eight until four ... and from one until five on sunday. you can also vote monday from eight until two. the scripps regional spelling bee.it's happening today.9 is on your side with a live a big weekend for some of the best young spellers in the tri-state100 students will compete in tthis years 2016 scripps spelling bee competition. competition.alley krsaemer joins us live from cincy christian academy where them hist

it is in columbus, ohio. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are focused on the primary states of florida. all those voters going to the polls on tuesday. cnn politics editor mark preston. thank you for being with me. i always love this format. what do you think are issue number one for both of these candidates. what does sanders have to prove? what does clinton have to prove? >> two things. one is bernie sanders needs to convince the voters not only here in ohio but into missouri, north carolina and some extent, florida. that his proposals can be done, they are not pie in the sky as hillary clinton has tried to portray him as as quite successfully. for hillary clinton, she needs to show a softer side of herself and try to show that she is more believable perhaps more truthful. she has been damaged by all of the questions about her private e-mail server and actions in and around the benghazi scandal. they both have different things to prove. but this is a format where they could did that. there are no bel

donald trump expected to expand his lead, he was focused today on ohio as dave nethers has more from columbus thick fog super tuesday, ohio is not one of the states voting by donald trump hometown of his rival john kasich donald trump wakesth a grand entrance entrance in columbus, company by new jersey governor chris christie. >> lead ohio cup not just to be ready today on super tuesday that we need you to be ready over the next two weeks.ou >> two weeks from the march 15 primary he told a crowd of several thousand at the airport he wants at all. >> win ohio is going to send a signal like nothing else, it is itrt straight back his message in columbus to congress on tuesday is more the same to build a wall on the borderi fixing trade imbalance and persuade voters to choose him over john kasich.m >> two such a big day and i thinking about tonight but ohio is so important to me to click allied john kasich but i think we have had politicians and in the white house really is wish i think it's time for a change.h >> people looking for another choice and i don't think john kasich is realistic as a p

ted cruz will appear at the performing arts center in columbus this evening. again, the event is free but you must register if you want to,. >>> an appellate court judge issued a major ruling friday granting ajor r request to let a 17 -year-old boat in the ohio t primary. ohio law allows candidates to nominate someone for the election if there will be 19 by that time but the ohio secretary of state said they're but t voting for delegates so it should not be allowed. an appeal is not likely because the court will no not be allowed to hear the case into until after tuesday's primary and don't forget you can head to the polls before ohio's tuesday primary if you're ready to vote. cast your ballot at your local board of elections from what i i 1:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. today. tomorrow is the last day fora early voting 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and is the last day you can mail0 p your election in and of coarse election day course election day is tuesday the 14thn and we will have real-time results as soon as the of the resultse w and plenty of action on fox eight news at 10:00 p.m. >>> 7:41 a

stacy fry in columbus thista morning. now onto another top story on this tuesday morning to her on the run at this hour after he is a mane is objected in his mother pistol whipped.d investigators try to link them to the bodies good morning. good morning, everyone. the same an objective from his mother's home he's been taken to the medical examiner now. in the meantime police are suspectsce they don't have that much to go off of right now. police say right now the only description they have is to males. one of them is around 5-foot 8 inches. they are going to a home alarm systems. to see if they could learn and see my. police say around 1:00 a.m. mondayay 36 -year-old charles burns was back inye his car out ofis his mother's driveway a mills street when the two men wearing masks confronted him and that's >> into the residence they took someh items out of the residence in and forced him and then forced him back to his vehicle.tor >> she was pistol whipped she was home at that time they abducted him as for the car when they

we are live in columbus, ohio. our thanks to them. we'll be back here tomorrow and hope to see you, but "mtp daily" starts now. >>> if it's wednesday, it's my exclusive town hall with marco rubio, right here in his home state of florida and mine, by the way. it's all on the line for rubio, and it could all be over less than one week from now. if donald trump walks away with another victory, but this time in florida's winner-take-all primary. this is "mtp daily," live in miami, florida, and it starts right now.

. >> darshan makes a grand entrance in columbus, accompanied by chris christie cmac bonito how to be ready today andover the next two weeks . primer he told a crowd of several thousand at the port of columbus airport he wants at all .ero >> win ohio is so important way to send a signal like nothing else.. >> his message in columbus on tuesday was more of the same of building the wall on the border fixing trade imbalance and persuading voters to vote for him over john kasich. >> they such a big day and i should be here . . the message resonates with ohio faithful. >> allied john kasich i but i think that we have had politicians and the white house for many years and i think it's time for a change . >> it shows that people are looking for another choice and i don't think hasek ise realistic as a candidate at this point so people are looking elsewhere. he's not a politician he is>> financial stable individual who has a broader view on life than average individual. >> from ohio he takes his campaign to kentucky and also florida . dave nethers fox 8 news. >> stay with us for more super tu

performed by cincinnati ballet and balletmet columbus, age of innocence performed by balletmet columbus and wild sweet love performed by cincinnati ballet. the family friendly ballet toybox returns for one performance only on march 20 at 2 pm at the aronoff center. who cares? brings together both companies for a spectacular collaboration with the grandeur of an expansive corp de ballet. the performance marks our sixth shared production with balletmet, and our 2014 collaboration for the masterwork symphony in c was deemed one of the best performances of the year by the columbus dispatch. backed by george gershwin's most popular melodies, who cares? has the spirit of a broadway performance, coupled with the from the legendary george balanchine. trey mcintyre's wild sweet love woman on her journey through episodes of heartbreak, revealing the many faces of love. mcintyre's piece chasing squirrel which was performed on tour at new york's joyce to cincinnati season in and was described enquirer as "a raucous work, exuberant and raw in a way rarely seen on the ballet stage." age of innocence,

donald trump will speak at hangar at the columbus airport. ohio is a very important state winner take all must win for anyan republican. and the latest quinnipiac poll shows trump winning with 31 shows tr percee the venue tough generic 824 supporters coming here parkinge parking about 4 miles away and getting shuttled miles away over here to thethe location where the rally will be held. trump's visit comes a day after another rally got out of hand in virginia.mp's visit r large groups of protestors interrupted trump repeatedlyupte some of them chanting black lives matter.d trump rep e a time magazine reporter tryinge report t to capture the dozens of blackrying protestors getting kicked outtting kicked o was grabbed by the neck and w shoved to the ground by a secretas grabbed b service agent after he steppednt aer h out of the press pen wheree ress penwh e reporters are confined.d.r trump, the only presidentialepoters are c candidate who confines thefines e media. the new york billionaire was fending off criticism that he had not clearly cond

it started around noon today at columbus circle. a group had planned for what they wanted was 5,000 peaceful protesters to march from columbus circle all the way down to trump tower. bryan got there early this afternoon and said he felt law enforcement law enforcement was very prepared for certainly what could be the worst. the group started to march about an hour into our show. so probably around 1:30 today. they marched toward trump towers. there was a little bit of times where tensions got -- some skirmishes, if you will. police did have to disperse the crowd. there were some arrests that took place. the last we heard from bryan, he said protesters were getting dispersed by law enforcement which is obviously their get the group dispersed as much as possible. >> it is unclear also who the groups were. >> there was a number of them. >> black lives matter, we saw some signs about transsexuals against donald trump. anarchists, communists, there's a whole group here. these are live pictures from new york city. they made their way to t

kevin freeman is life and columbus where clinton and democratic event today. good evening. as you can see here there cleaning up and everyone is gone. in this huge banquet hall at the convention center the latest polls show that hillary clinton is up considerably ahead of bernie sanders. as you can see both heading up to tuesday. >> threats secretary of state hillary clinton and us senator bernie sanders -- about 3,000 ohio and democrats at the annual legacy dennis at the columbus convention center they honored the history including louis stokes and they look forward to sending at them look at either clinton or donald trump he is encouraging to get votes. this is about ending a corrupt campaign finance system that allows dillion errors to buy elections together we are going to overturn citizens united. clinton and sanders blast of them especially front runner donald trump just two days democrat make hopeful have too many young black people dying after counters with police like tamir rice just 12 years old will playing at a park we have a broken criminal justice system we wi

he doesn't agree with the decision but says he will abide by it kevin at kevin freeman has more from columbus 17 -year-old votes will be counted in the presidential primary he will follow a judge's ruling handed down last week that will allow a 17 -year-old voters to cast a ballot in the state's presidential primary election as long as they turn 18 by the general election in november. >> we decided not to appeal that ruling because it was going to come so late in the boards of elections at hour. have always been a lot of though and ohio primaries just not for certain items like issues at levees in the election of delegates i'm excited to 17 -year-olds we went to welcome the political process that's great i'm glad they're engaged the dem there engaged that them vote however they vote is great chairman david pepper agrees with the decision state republican chairman matt borges says he wishes the issue had been decided earlier in the election cycle but accepts the ruling. >> i guess there's a couple of bernie sanders high school kids who will be excited about the opportunity to do that and maybe

live in columbus, john london, wlwt news 5. sheree: john, do you think the michigan results will have a big impact on what we could be seeing in ohio next tuesday? john: i will tell you, political observers say absolutely. a strong second-place showing by john kasich tonight, which is what some of his people are hoping for, could really propel conversely, a weak showing tonight would not give him the kind of momentum he is counting on. we will know in a few hours. sheree: all right, john london. he will be live for us coming up tonight at 11:00. thank you. mike: coming up at 6:13, wlwt' s todd dykes takes a closer look at why poll workers in hamilton county are in such high demand. and stay with us all evening long as we track the latest primary results in the four states on this second super tuesday on our news app. new word tonight that the democratic presidential candidates will be attending a debate in ohio, just two days before the primary here. cnn and tv one are hosting a nationally-televised debate sunday at ohio state

that game is now final down in columbus. tough loss. the number one seed in the tournament and he thought they're going i to be going to ncaa tournament unfortunately they did not win it.t. severe weather in the south still to come flooding is to blame for at least four deaths how residents are doing with the historic rainfall.w and a rock star lashing out on twitter.t fifty says is to blame for 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 a drunk driver plowed his snowmobile through to teams of sled dogs along a popular trail the crash killed $1 enough to others seriously hurt the dogs are part of a four-time championship team wit

that game is now final down in columbus. tough loss. the number one seed in the tournament and he thought they're going to be going to ncaa tournament unfortunately they did not win it. severe weather in the south still to come flooding is to blame for at least four deaths how residents are doing with the historic rainfall. and a rock star lashing out on twitter. fifty says is to blame for a drunk driver plowed his snowmobile through to teams of sled dogs along a popular trail the crash killed $1 enough to others seriously hurt the dogs are part of a four-time championship team witnesses say it was no accident in fact race officials say the snowmobile it made repeated attempts to harm a female racer and her team. are likely and their race. please how identified the suspect as 26 road arnold his attorney claims he did not hit the dogs intentionally the midst his client was blackout drunk he's facing several charges tonight. onto a missing tonight after a tugboat crashed into a barge in new york hudson river it happened just after five th

. >> the previous browns gm did not attend a lot of pro-days didn't did this regime go down i-71 to columbus? >> sashi brown and andrew . where there was some scouts, hue jackson was ill do not attend,s 32 nfl teams to watch, cardale jones gathered them to go someplace . braxton miller anda the receivers coming yet george whitfield who worked with him getting better under center . braxton miller clocked a 40 of about four . 35 .. >> the mac madness continues. >> semi-final the akron zips facing the buffalo bills as we take you to the arena, the women had the lead from akron . buffalo would battle back, and then the bulls are up by six, gate city seven, central michigan beating eastern michigan to make the temperature key. brands they exist for the 11th straightt semi-final parents when they face bowling green, tonight . agents, there are restricted that got two guys who were starting their careers for your here is part of his interview with melissa reid. >> andm before he hosts a rally in toledo he set down for an his stance on trade and getting young people out of the he said that his anti-

this is columbus, ohio, the signature flight hangar at columbus international airport. he stepped up to the lecturn. we'll follow this. look who is with him, governor chris christie of new jersey is standing there. he got christie's endorsement a few days ago. he now seems to be warm-up opening act just about every place they go. so he will speak for a few words. then when donald trump steps up you see the camera pull out there is quite a crowd there. we'll follow this. we'll let you know, and we may even watch it in a second box here. let's come back to the conversation now at the couch. sandra: so' van gel call vote -- evangelical vote, state of florida, will the evangelical vote stay away from donald trump? harris: what is really interesting, the guardian has a very interesting article. you should read it. google it. about a oklahoma christian college student, a young woman, how evangelicals are voting bloc who feel misunderstood. points directly to what you said, chris. they're not single issue. this is a cross-section of evangelical and very young voters. don't put

hannah lives outside columbus in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. >> reporter: how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> i started with weed. it was fun. i got to good weed. went to, my gosh, went to pills. it was still fun. you know, percocet, zanax, vicodin. and then heroin. started smoking it. >> 15. >> my gosh that was amazing. >> you remember now? >> yes, let's say i never did a drug mine life. i would normally be happiness at 6 of 7. at a scale of 10. then you take heroin, you are automatically at a 26. you are lake i want that again. >> reporter: hannah says the heroin was so addictive rather quickly she and several students went from smoking at parties to shooting it up in high school. >> doing it at school in the bathroom. >> reporter: a syringe. >> a syringe. would have it in my purse already to go. >> reporter: jenna morrison has struggled to remain clean for three y

the northernmost freezes and dayton, columbus, changeover snow showers. in our area, predominantly rain, maybe a wet flake mixing in. sprinkles continue into saturday night. gone by sunday. it will stay cold for the first couple days of spring. 58 for a high today. 45 with spotty showers saturday. sunday is the first day of spring. it doesn' t feel like spring until the middle of next week. let' s look at the traffic situation. kyla is off. india: if you' re looking outside, green conditions on zygmunt which is good. a look at travel times, 32 to 71, 30 minutes, 16 from butler county to the norwood lateral. 18 on 7175 from the split into downtown. in that area, 7175 at richwood, kyla has a theory that on they can -- we are starting to see that traffic pick up a bit on the southbound side. lisa: it is 4:54 right now. trending online seaworld says , it' s putting an end to its killer whale breeding program. 24 whales in 3 parks will be the last generation of orcas that seaworld will display in captivity. the change follows sharp criticism of seaworld practi

in columbus, john london, wlwt news 5. kyla: the countdown is on to tuesday with both parties pushing to get voters. dan griffin is downtown with how they plan to make the most of the next few days. dan: both sides want to make every second count. their message to voters who are i talked with representative of alicia reece and she says the with efforts to rally voters. in hamilton county, the gop chair says they are spreading the message that voters need to make their voices heard. he expects a higher turnout on the last elections. they agree that it is vital that voters go to the polls to decide. >> as republicans, we are selecting our nominee for the president of the united states. the people make that choice. >> this election is just as important as four years ago and eight years ago. dan: phone banking kicked off yesterday and souls to the polls will kick off it will be an exciting weekend. republicans hope that will be enough to get more voters to the polls on tuesday. dan griffin, wlwt news 5. kyla: the upset from th

the ohio state wrestling tournament continues in columbus. xavier will be in action in the muskies' final regular season home game. it's senior day. the musketeers hosting creighton we have ninth region girls action in kentucky. highlands taking on ryle and holmes versus conner. in ohio, mason will be battling with lakota. jonathan: i've got more basketball action you'll have to see to believe. the footage comes from kentucky, where ballard was down by three points with 0.6 seconds to go. this is the shot. full length. jake ramsey, nothing but the bottom of the net. i wonder if he's left-handed because that's how he shot that ball. almost the full length of the court. it was a perfect shot. crowd goes wild. semifinal goes into overtime. unfortunately, trinity went on to win, though it didn't matter. let's see it one more time. can you imagine? maybe it did hit the rim a little. two minnesota basketball teams the teams, was ka and marshall went into overtime four times. just when the crowd would think the game was finally over, it goes in. of

the dayton event is sold out, but the columbus afternoon event is not. hillary clinton will be in columbus on sunday for a debate at ohio state university. sanders has not said if he will be there. mark: a teenager is expected to be ok after a train hit him. near the intersection of pershing avenue and martin luther king jr. boulevard in hamilton. police say it' s not clear why the teenager didn' t hear the train coming. a medical helicopter flew him to the hospital with what police are calling severe lacerations to his head and legs. hamilton police are still interviewing witnesses to figure out what happened. kyla: a sixth-grader facing a criminal charge and punishment from his school after police say he posted a picture of himself holding a gun during an argument online with a classmate. a parent of an amelia middle-school student alerted union township police to the facebook post. the gun in the post turned out to be an airsoft gun, but investigators say students and parents did the right thing. >> it was an immature disagreement for the age that we'

in terms of affecting what is going on inside of columbus than our representatives have. my focus has been common core. the only reason i was able to understand what it was is because i picked up my principles and policy. and, i could see the darkness that was common core and what it would do to finally finish off what local control we had. >> when you say you have been more effective being on the outside, why you want to be on the inside? >> i want to be on the inside because now i know how it works. you cannot leave your constituents and/or those who are willing to walk beside you behind. the idea, what we have been able to form across the country and the state of ohio in particular with regard to this issue has been able to educate people on not just what common core is, but what this is that is happening to us as a country in a state. and, that is regulations and mandates that are feeding this behemoth of a budget we have in columbus. they are nibbling around the is getting done. >> tom, you have been pretty outspoken about the state budget. you voted to and common core. hb seven.

the great work and the dedication and the passion of the people of ohio, and specifically of columbus. a big hand to all the people that work so hard to make this happen. [applause] now one day, my friend said to me, arnold, you are coming for the classic, and for sports and fitness festival, i want you to meet a guy by the name of john kaisich, who is running for congress. this was back in the 1980's. i said i am coming. i came to the event, i listened to john kasich. and he was extraordinary what he said. and from that point on, i was campaigning for him, and i was doing fundraisers for him, and let me tell you something -- when he went to washington, he kicks some serious butt. he was an action hero when he went to washington. as the chairman of the house budget committee, he pushed through the first balanced budget. the first balance budget since a man walked on the moon. think about that for a second. [applause] so he showed real action. then when he ran for governor, i said to him, i will be back. [laughter] and he ran, and i was there again, and his fundraisers, and i did event

hannah lives outside columbus in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. >> reporter: how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> i started with weed. it was fun. i got to good weed. went to, my gosh, went to pills. it was still fun. you know, percocet, zanax, vicodin. started smoking it. >> reporter: at 15? >> yeah. >> my gosh that was amazing. >> you remember now? >> yes, let's say i never did a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at 6 of 7. at a scale of 10. then you take heroin, you are automatically at a 26. you are lake i want that again. >> reporter: hannah says the heroin was so addictive rather quickly she and several students went from smoking at parties to shooting it up in high school. >> doing it at school in the bathroom. >> reporter: a syringe. >> a syringe. would have it in my purse all 6 ready to go. >> reporter: jenna morrison has struggled to remain clean f

hannah lives outside columbus in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. >> reporter: how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> i started with weed. it was fun. i got to good weed. went to, my gosh, went to pills. it was still fun. you know, percocet, zanax, vicodin. and then heroin. started smoking it. >> reporter: at 15? >> yeah. >> my gosh that was amazing. >> you remember now? >> yes, let's say i never did a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at 6 of 7. at a scale of 10. then you take heroin, you are automatically at a 26. you are lake i want that again. >> reporter: hannah says the heroin was so addictive rather quickly she and several students went from smoking at parties to shooting it up in high school. >> doing it at school in the bathroom. >> reporter: a syringe. >> a syringe. would have it in my purse all 6 ready to go. >> reporter: jenna morrison has struggled

right here in columbus, ohio. as you know, 24 hours away from the big five-state industrial state primary day. if you want to call it that. throw in florida as well. senator sanders, of course, this town hall. the next question comes now. >> minorities around the country, especially in trump rallies, it's very disturbing and very sary, especially someone who looks like me. it is clear these people who support trump are not going to have a change of heart anytime soon, even if he doesn't get the nomination. my question to you, what is going to be your approach in uniting the country and in particular how do you address those people who relish in trump's divisive rhetoric? >> well, thank you very much for that important question. and it really is sad that you have to ask that question. that should not be happening in america. i remember we did a rally in george mason university a number of months ago, and a young muslim woman, she was raising her hand, she just wand to ask this question, so i brought her up. and tha

a lot of attention is to mobilize voters it appears that hillary clinton has in ohio last night in columbus they were not attacked that they were not focused on her. aimed at donald trumpllllth of course were going to trade. clinton and sanders both going after trump for inciting violence at his campaign event event. both democrats making the case has the best candidate to take onst trump in the fall. pull show himhe leading the billionaire national visibility to bring young people into the political process can counteract thee ability to win in voter turnout is low. he'll social cleansing and it showed up with trump. she reminded the audience that throughout the primary processce she has won more votes any other i want to be hired to beat the president because i think at this t moment and our country's history bring the combination of skills andat understanding and experience that can really be put to work immediately to do all parts of the job. sanders alley is at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon we will be covering that in carrying it life the tomorrow is that bernie sanders can call off an upse

hopefulsen have been waiting for, and super tuesday,be turns into a national sprint and dave nethers is in columbus where donald trump is preparing to speakanth we will have a live report. >> put yourself at risk of being targeted on the internet ? les szarka joins us with tips to make sure that you keep your money and information safefe . >> we have got rainfall on the way, and then soulful, in between there could be some iciness, fox 8 news at noon super tuesday begins with one of them 600 delegates at stake in 11 states.6 >> ohio is not one of those states,, but donald trump is starting his day here b expected to address supporters in columbussu as dave nethers is also better . we are at bay port columbus international airport, here to give us a perspective of the number of people toto support donald trump, and rival john kasich hometown and home state, donald trump is heavily favored to win virtually every state primary, super tuesday . he leaves and all the polls, get this something that he plans it would give them a substantial lead p with ohio and florida . picked up support from a number of

that he would in his campaign if he did not winn ohio, we spoke to earlier,oh kevin freeman was in columbus, he refuses to think about anything besides being positive that he will win the statee people here are welcomed, the little bit slow earlier, there are currently lots of people here, about 10:00 o'clock is when it started to pick up, everything is running smoothly . a few people were waiting before 630 to get in,, the line was not as long as normal this morning the rain may have prevented people from waiting, the board of elections expecting a good turnoutd says that by the end of the day they expect 30 percent voter turnout with absentee and those numbers are in line with previous primaries 17 -year-olds can now vote, a judge passed a ruling last allowing them to votete if they are registered and will be 18 by november . one of the first people here was a 17 -year-old voting for the first >> i was a little nervous, they made it a nice experience .. in a little bit later so a couple couple of something else i've been here, i asked him for any advice he has for others who said toa just

ed henry is in columbus, ohio. but first fox news senior national correspondent john roberts in westchester with the latest on the republicans. john? >> doug, good afternoon to you. you know most presidential candidates, presidents for that matter deal with protesters at many events. this is an unavoidable nuisance. some like bill clinton developed certain lines. but in truth, donald trump is making sport of it. at a rally in bloomington, illinois trump offered a protester that the crowd had identified the chance to speak out. listen. >> let's hear your voice. go ahead let's hear it. do you have any voice. come on? >> reporter: all of this reached a new level on friday when trump cancelled his rally on friday because thousands of protesters infiltrated the rally. yesterday in dayton, ohio a man jumped the kbard. he had to be tackled by secret service. looking back at chicago trump said the protesters weren't exercising their right to free speech they were trying to prevents his. >> you had a group of people, 3,000

three teenagers from columbus are in custody after a police chase that exceeded 100 miles per hour in clinton county. drive from columbus to where they were ultimately caught by police in wilmington ...that's where 9 on your side reporter ashley zilka explains what caused the teenagers to finally 'stop.' 21-28ashley/livepolice say this is where the teenagers drove off the road through the parking lotand crashed into this front bedroom. that's all after leading police on a chase. package22:57 we were just sleeping about 4:40 when i heard the bang. it shook the entire apartment complex. 01 police say that noise came from three teenagers who ran a stolen car into lauren maxwell's apartment building in wilmington.23:03 i smelled smoke so i thought the house was on fire. i got up, saw sirens outside, you could hear everyone outside, looked outside and there was a van that went right through the apartment right there. 12but that's just half of the story. state troopers spotted the teenagers minutes before the crash driving erratically in a parking lot. police tried to pull them over old dri