tt4wat^(@%d " qzh! ` now at 11:00, a local steel company announces tonight taking a crippleling cripple -- crippling effect it will have on thedeveloping news out of cleveland. crews on the scene of another water main break. another busy weekend. we've got and yes a change over to snow is on the way. we'll track it hour by hour. a local judge speaks out about the issue of guns news at 11:00 starts now an alert you needt before you hit the road in the morning.

>> this happened just a few hours ago the intersection that's closed. chris has information on what this means for your morning commute. >> reporter: if this is your morning commute, you'll haveoute. this intersection remains closed are through tomorrow morning's rush. drivers. cleveland water main will be assessed. the water main break six minutes down the street from another massive saturday morning at intersection of east 40th street and chester avenue it caused major traffic makes for drivers for days now and night. at one time, it affected 19 block stretch of the city. no word on exactly when the road will reopen. although the water department told us they expected itey are week.

the breaks are not related. we can expect to see more throughout the winter as temperatures fluctuate here in cleveland. the intersection at east 55thand centralosed through tomorrow morning's rush. news channel 5. the impact of bleeding out beyond the plant. 200 will be out of a job in lorain. >> this is a huge blow forering city and economy in the first days of 2016. we are joined from republic steel with republic say led to these layoffs? >> reporter: it's reportedly a big loss in taxpayers for the city of lorain.

>> jenny has been antique store for more than 30 years. 200 layoffs at republic steel couldn't have come at a worse time for thecity facing a $2.3 million budget deficit. he's trying to make a go at the could be a crushing blow. >> nobody can after -- can afford to get their hairfs last year have cost the city $1 million in taxes. it's been lethal for steel orders atc. >> doesn't have to be $4 a gallon to make u.s. steel profitable. there's no way they can have the orders they needorain may be forced to

safety forces. meanwhile, shop ownersl hire back some of the laid off workers this summer. >> that's bad for everybody all around, not just me. >> reporter: republicoptimistic telling me quote, the city is position for growth and will be ready for capacity once theound. something they hope happens late they are -- later this year. new information on the threat on mcginty. these fliers circulate around the neighborhood offer $500,000 for proof of kill. it is tied to the ricehe neighborhood ask the police district commander about what he called the bounty on the prosecutor's head. the fbi has honed in on >> there's quite a few states to

warrant and moving forward withwho put that flier together in its original form. says there will be a patrol car outside his house and extra attention on thehey know the threat is gone. a deadly shooting. a woman was found shot in a car on paradise street tonight. we're working on gettingfrom police. back here in cleveland, a man was shot riding his bicycle tonight. see the evidence, markers around the bike atand miles. the 30-year-old was in critical condition when taken to the hospital. a comfortable day today. willround? >> they will tonight but not tomorrow.

25 inster. 29 chill is here. more clouds here moving north and east qning clouds will be the forecast. right now we're dry. here's a look at the issue we may have for the morning radar. look at this pink color here between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. could be a tiny bit of freezing going to go. going to be a busy weekend. we're tracking snow coming up. a 14-year-old kid in cleveland uses revolver to rob people. that same day, akron police arrested a teen for pulling a in cleveland, a 16-year-old is shot while trying to buy a real gun. so how have gunsent part of our children's lives?

knows all too well the dangers and kids. >> reporter: it mean ace lotted of trouble. victims take teens seriously when staring down theout these look harmless, a revolver in one hand and glock in the other. this week, both used byakron and cleveland to rob one holds bbs, theets. there's adult inside the youth that will some day regret holding these. he sees thems get them to drop the guns and hold something bigger for themselves. >> i will say listen, i'mtunity to change. take advantage of it. >> some do, many don't. they graduate from bbs and

rehabilitation to prison. >> # the prosecutor charge those as aggravated robberies. >> many teens get hold on the streets. he gets it. he wrote a book on it. he's the least likely to succeed, the son of act that drifted from one crisis to another, eventually landing honorably on the bench. >> you saw there he wrote his personal story to keep kids out of this courtroom. we're live in cleveland, news channel 5. would you be able to tell came face to face with a gun, real or fake? state lawmakers are hoping you won't in the ohio house would ban the manufacturing and sale of them all together. the ban has been stalledmarge. bill started drafting days after rice was shot. he's getting opposition from gun

he hopes it goes to hearing init walks like a duck, # it worry. >> new york, chicago and d.c. have banns use of air soft guns. california passed the law requiring toy guns colored. hundreds stood in line in the cold tonight to see presidential candidate donald trump. his supporters filled the 1500 feet vermont as he continued his attack on rivals including hillary clinton. hillary. i do. rights. >> earlier today, trump release aid campaign video -- releasedideo attacking hillary clinton on women's rights.

john kasich hampshire today holding a town hall for the third day in a row. next week, kasich campaigns in nevada meeting in voters tuesday. new at 11:00, keeping a close eye on the markets as investors brace for another rough day on wall street. find out what's driving markets next. interview. a look at who the cleveland browns interviewed today for the coaching gig and why former player says the candidate for the job and we've got rain, may have freezing rain, and got snow. it's going to be a busy w and me. we'll detail it hour by hour coming up next. a last minute trip for around $59 arising deals one airline is offering. we want to hear from you.

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looking ahead to tomorrow when all eyes on wall street. stock continued a downward spiral. >> chinese stocks market already open with a volatile start. marcie explains what it all means.

nose dive plunging 392 points. officially putting the market into correction territory. >> this is a weird start to 2016. >> it was the worst day for the dow in three months as troubles in china's economy sent jitter across the pacific. china's market slipped 30% thursday as the currency fell to lowest level since march 2011. trading in china was halted setting off another slump in asian and european stocks. >> good bet the chinese market is going to resume the losses next time trading resumes. that will probably translate into further problems here in the u.s. market. >> oil prices plunge along with stock prices hitting the lowest level in 12 years. >> people are not buying commodities. that suggests problems in the economy we may not know about.

>> don't worry too other much. silver lining is we could take a step back. only beginning of january got a long way to go. >> that may be easier said than done for nervous stockholders. something else happening tomorrow. tomorrow officials meet with tech lead necessary silicon valley hoping to -- leaders in silicon valley hoping to stop isis. they'll brief the experts on how terrorist groups are using technology to recruit and try to come up with ways to stop them. new tonight, two iraqi refugees are under arrest after a terror sweep men were arrested on thursday in houston and sacramento in an ongoing terrorism investigation. one of the men was arrested over social media comments. the other was arrested for lying about travel outside the united states. we have new information tonight on the man shot to death

a paris police station wearing a fake explosive vest and holding a butcher knife. the man is a 20-year-old 20-year-old month moroccan. this all happened one year to the day that 11 were killed when isis attacked the offices of "charlie hebdo." u.s. secretary of state john kerry is asking china to end the business approach with north korea after they conducted the fourth nuclear test. many are are trying to figure out what north korea tested. they say it was a hydro general bomb. some say the seismic wasn't powerful enough for that. it could take weeks. the testing may not be successful. >> after the third nuclear test,

from the third nuclear test. it means they can shield test facilities very well. >> that's hard because north korea does its nuclear tests underground while experts say so far evidence does not point to a hydro general bomb. some believe the element may have been added to it. united facing a fine for mistreating passengers with disabilitied. a study found united failed to give prompt service getting on and off planes and in many instances damaged or delayed return of wheelchairs and other devices the fine is levied for six instances of stranding aircraft on the tarmac also tonight, frontier airlines is going to roll out 42 new routes in april. travelers will now be able to take flights to philadelphia,

phoenix, los angeles. the airline is also bringing back seasonal service to a number of cities. on the west coast, another day of high surf in california today. surfers of course loving it. those waves coming with strong and damage storms fueled by el nino that triggered sever flooding and landslides. two feet of snow in the mountains in two days. skiers there are pretty happy as well. >> happy skiers. >> i think i have something of yours. >> what do i have? >> did you lose this is this. >> you've got -- lose this? >> you've got the golden clicker. area. >> 4 it's not a taser. you could sabotage a lot by clicking this button. talk about what was going on over here.

there's mentor as well s. here's greater cleveland. i love showing time lapse. high, thin clouds, great sunset. mainly clear and starry sky for now. you'll see in a moment, clouds moving in. here we go put the clicker down. our power of 5 doppler radar showing rain showers building to our west. they'll be in as early as the morning rush here. over toward mansfield, ash land, they'll be in mid to late morning. greater cleveland, akron, canton. clouds thickening up and moving in ahead of this warm front that will bring the round of rain in. that warm front is going to warm us up and keep us mild for the first half of the weather weekend 30 cleveland, 24 medina, 22 ashtabula. 30s free mont, mans field and ash land. 30s downtown. light southerly breeze 5 miles per hour. very low dew points. when you see a dew point spread,

spread that's 15 degrees, the air has got to moisten up before a rain drop -- it's got to saturate before a rain drop reaches the ground. several hours left of dry weather. warm front here moving through st. louis. it will cross into northern ohio tomorrow evening. front number one is a warm front. rain showers tomorrow, mainly in the afternoon. should dry out a little in the evening. then here's low pressure and cold front. this is number two. this is a stronger system. this will bring rain and snow to the area on sunday. enough to coat the ground at least for just about everyone. here. friday 7:45, notice this pink color. that's freezing rain. it's only going to linger for a few minutes. by about 9:30-10:00, notice temperatures above freezing. it's all rain. rain showers, then we dry out and scatter that a little bit.

then most of the overnight is dry. saturday most of the day is dry. isolated shower. watch sunday. boom. here's the rain first. this is 6:00 a.m. church service, breakfast time. by early afternoon, we get a change over to snow. there could be enough to shovel for some of you. we're talking one or two inches. not a big scoop. just enough to sweep off the windshield. 28 tonight, clouding up. not as cold. tomorrow, rain showers. lower in middle 40s, scattered rain likely. freezing rain. saturday 52, isolated shower. sunday rain changing to snow. falling temperatures to 30s. very chilly next week with scattered snow each day. well this is a challenge, but most of us know we should be watching how much sugar we eat. >> now the feds are chiming in. usda unveiling the updated

us to keep our add add sugar intake below 10% of total calories. that's 12-teaspoons a day, a little more than one can of cola. >> one thing we're learning is added sugar is link ared to diabetes and obesity. >> added sugar does not include natural sugars from fruits and milks. no more maximum daily limit on cholesterol. cut down on it and limit saturated fats. moderate amounts of caffeine. if you don't already drink coffee, no need to start. we'll drink it for you. >> yes, we will.

the browns continue to look for a new head coach. today it was doug monday morone. i talked to victim today from the buffalo news. sounded like he could win the interview, morone. the question is what could be next ? >> i think he'll be a no non sense guy. you'll probably get fewer sound bites than you got from mike. he's pretty much a straight to very demanding. i think he would affect the culture change there. under morone, bills made progress. they wanted him to stick around. he's the one that chose to leave. he didn't like the situation there and thought he was going to get an opportunity with the jets that never came around.

next shot. >> all right. defensive coordinator's is. i talk to dustin from the fan. he said even as an assistant of philadelphia, he showed what he thinks browns are looking for right now. >> the fact they've been able to create so many turnovers. that's his scheme and knowledge of the game. he fits in with these guys because i think he's open to what these guys bring to the table as far as analytics. number one thing for coach to come here and take the job, you have to be open minded minded. >> did you think dustin needed to shave? >> no? okay. we'll all be here this sunday and look back at the browns season is.

why don't you join us. playoffs saturday. texans against kansas city at 4:35. know where puck watch -- where you can watch that game? here on channel five. o'brien benched him the first game. you're watching him again at kansas city. >> personally i've had to deal with 1236 adversity throughout my career. not only getting benched in the beginning of the year but dealing with a concussion. i think i fit in well with this group of guys. mentally tough, block out the noise, focus on what we need to do to win the game. >> that's a playoff beard for brian. kyrie exploding last night 21 points. they weren't happy with the score board # did a skit making

whatever it takes for the boys. they'll be in minnesota tomorrow. >> for us, i would stand in tempering mode. those are two pretty big

congratulations to orlando pacey. >> sandusky native. let's get him in, former buckeye. >> all right.

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