afternoon, everybody. this is leon bibb. beginning the broadcast with breaking news. we're following the story from the live desk from where we have confirmed that u.s. steel workers from his lorain plant. u.s. steel told us the market and oil prices were among the reasons for the decision on layoffs. this comes one day after unced it, too, was laying off 200 people

we have kept a close watch all three indiceee were up and they're all hovering around where they began. the dow fell drastically the first four days of trading. and new at the noon hour as well, a news rk to learn new details about a murder in oroville, wayne county, about 20 miles southwest of akron. that murder was last night on east police tell us a young mother was shot and killed inside an suv. and this noon hour, we're learning more about that victim, emily young. police tell us the n's two young children were inside the suv at the time. and the man under arrest for the shooting, larisse woods, is ficers say he confessed to the shooting. newschannel 5 is looking into the background of both and learned woods had several charges against him in the reatening and also developing, police are investigating after a deadly night in akron.

one victim was beaten to death and the other shot and killed as bystanders watch. nick foley has more from akron. murders from overnight, ho lounge. police tell us that they happened with large crowds looking on ening at the zodiac club where a fight broke out in the crowded section of the bar. investigators said during the brawl, a 43-year-old man was beaten and taken to akron city where he earned this morning the man in his 60s turned himself into police. and here at the lounge on vernon odom, police say a man was shot and killed inside the we were told was being night. a man entered with a shotgun, walked up to a 39-year-old man and fired ng the man in the torso. then the shooter walked out. the victim died after being transported to akron general. police have surveillancers and will continue to review the scenes

investigations continues. also new at this a man accused of yard turned himself into police. this was not just any dog. a e dog last year days after their son alex died in a car crash. three days after christmas, leo ce say they received a tip that carter freefield had the dog. freefield is being charged with and is no you free on bond. new video shows cleveland water crews are dealing with a water main break at east 55th street and central. . the crews worked all night and still are not finished with the work at east 55th and central avenue. and this is happening minutes avenue indefinitely. and the power of 5, the skies are getting gray over our area. meteorologist janessa webb, you're tracking rain, you told me?

cooler temperatures today. you will notice the clouds in full affect and temperatures are on the warmer side. greater cleveland and high cloud says sticking around into the rest of the afternoon and look at the loop to the west and south. you can see the rain starting to enter here. towards richland county and into lodi all the way into the mansfield area. they definitely seeing heavier bands of moisture to sure portions of cuyahoga county and university circle. seeing a few spotty showers and that moisture will start to lift here as we head into the next hour or so and you can see a good band of moisture behind that. and into tonight you could see a few breaks in the rain. right now, the temperatures at 44 degrees and out toward 39. and you can see hour-by-hour the clouds are sticking around. coming up, when we will see a

leon. >> thank you, janessa. and happening today, top national security officials are valley. the goal is to get help stopping isis and other terrorist groups. the group here includes the director of the fbi, the attorney general, the director staff. they will brief the tech leaders about how terrorist recruit. then they're going to come up with ways to know is to them. this comes as fbi agents arrested men for being connected to the terror group isis and lying about it. both are refugees from the the courtroom. they were in california and texas. finishes say the cases are not believed to be connected. and security is at a high at rootstown high school. a student in portage county school allegedly threatened the shooting there. the sheriff's office said that it thinks the whole thing was blown out of proportion on social media said the sheriff and deputies believe the

they're not taking chances. still, they're investigating and we'll have extra patrols and sheriff's deputies at the school. and we were there as a 14- year-old appeared in court where's judge ruled he will stay in juvenile detention. he's charged with two counts of aggravated robbery after police say he used a replica handgun to rob people. and that boy was arrested on tuesday in carrington. the case is part of a larger trend of cleveland kids being caught with fake guns. the judge tells newschannel 5 his goal is to get kids to drop the guns and hold on to something bigger for themselves and their lives. >> i will stand up, reach over and grab their hands and say listen, i am giving you an opportunity to change, take advantage of it. >> some do, many don't, said the judge. the boy arrested in this latest case is scheduled for arraignment hearing and he was scheduled for in morning's arraignment.

details about the powerball. again. about an explosion that injured day at the beach. disturbing details about the home. we'll talk about that. >> also, this dime is worth a pretty penny, almost two million of them. we'll explain what makes it so,

. joe simperman, the downtown city council announced he will resign. he plans to become the president of the non-profit global cleveland organization. his resignation will be affective in march and his fellow city council members will appoint a replacement to finish his council term. and to democracy 2016. ohio's governor will hold several events in new hampshire and this is as the republican party is endorsing the governor in his run for the white house. and it was march 15th, the first so-called winner-take-all state. whoever wins ohio's primary gets all of ohio's delegates. in the meantime, front runners are making news. bill clinton will be in independence tomorrow for a fund raiser with his wife and donald trump is headed to south

stirring the pot in vermont. >> thank you. >> protestors interrupted, drowned out and screamed at donald trump during his appearance in burlington. his supporters cheered as he booted the protestors. many of his critics turned out to be supporters of the democratic candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders. in the meantime, fellow republican chris christie is under fire after his supporter, maine governor paul lapage made a comment about drug traffickers that many are calling a racist comment. >> these are guys with the name b money, smoothy, shifty. >> incidentally, before leaving, they impregnate a leave. >> lapage held a news conference and said he is not perfect and blamed the media. christ christie's rivals pounced that demanding he said that they demand he renounce the maine governor. as of this morning, no pops interest christiof new jersey yet.

landing. we're seeing what happened on board to spark the mid-air scare. janessa. >> and i'm tryking -- tracking the rain right now. the late weekend could see that rain-snow mix for sunday.

. new and scary details are e marriaging -- emerging annan explosion on a rhode island beach. that explosion was caused by a cable buried under the beach. it turns out they could be buried all over the country. "the associated press" uncovered a report that fines there are 48 cytes where the coast guard -- citings where the coast guard converted lights to the solar power and kept the cables in place. there are three cites in ohio and they don't think they -- sites in ohio and theant think they pose a risk. and the a notated edition of adolf hitler's manifesto went on sale today. the copyright expired at 2015 and the government can no

new editions. part of the goal is to debunk hitler's theories. it's been five years since the mass shooting that wounded gabby giffords. she was shot in the head during an event with her constituent -- constituents and went through years of rehabilitation to learn to walk and talk again. in all, six people died that day and 13 others were wounded. giffords along with her husband astronaut mark kelly have become advocates for gun control. and new at the noon hour, we're learning about a flight that had to be diverted after a passenger allegedly attacked earth people on that plane. marcy gonzalez has more. >> reporter: police questioning outburst last night. it forced pilots to make an emergency landing. >> need assistance -- >> united express flight with 69 passengers and four crew members on board took off from new york's laguardia airport after 7:00 p.m.

thirty minutes into the flight, the passenger reportedly asked if she could get off of the plane. when a flight attendant said no, the passengers claimed the woman lost control. >> the girl went crazy and attacked her and started scratching her face off and ripped her necklace off. >> reporter: at one point, the and started attacking another others stepped in. >> and pulled her to the ground and subdued her by tieing her up with seatbelts and some guy used his neck tie to tie her wrists and ankles. >> reporter: the pilots diverted to detroit where police were waiting. >> okay. >> they handcuffed the woman, took hear off of the plane and into custody. chicago. york. well, the internet and a

with dreams of riches. tomorrow's powerball jackpot rose to $800 million while the lines might be long, so, too, are the lines. they're long as well as people around the country race to snatch up powerball tickets. the big drawing is tomorrow night. you can see it before the 11:00 news and $800.000000 is the jackpot. and a rare dime just sold for almost $2 million. it was auctioned in florida yesterday and believed only 10 of the 1894 barber coins still consistent. about 2.5 million were minted. when the financial crisis hit in 1893, there was a change made and almost all were melted down. only 19 went into circulation, a $2,000,000.10-cent piece there. >> wow. >> and nice to bit that -- get that one. >> yeah. >> and after winning the powerball.

what are you looking for? >> and it's going to be a gloomy weekend. and moisture. we're tracking some rain today and by late weekend, a system comes in and it will provide us smile about it. >> nothing else we can do. >> and that is the weekend and temperatures, hey, the good news, we're warm nearly 13 to 15 degrees above normal the second weekend into january and taking a look now, we're at 44 degrees friday greater cleveland area. and millersburg, wooster, happy friday to you and we're at 39 degrees. and show you where the rain is. heavier bands of moisture into richland-ashland county and into merdinna, mansfield area and did ever netly seeing a

southern portions of cuyahoga county, the rain is going to lift here and move into the 1:00 hour and there is a dry slot out towards menner, lake geauga, portage county and they're under gray skies right no you with that rain and going to track in here as we head into the mid-afternoon. showing you hour-by-hour, and i want you to have the umbrella handy throughout the day and into your evening hours and you can see them talking about the winds, 10 to 15 miles an hour and we see the darker greens move in here and there is a bit of a reprieve and that is the back side of the warmfront and we start to see partial clearing going into 6:00 p.m. and into overnight into saturday and we'll continue to track the spotty showers. the bigger weather story for this weekend is not on shore yet. we see the low track in towards

i want to show you from our future cast here, this is sunday at 11 and our temperatures are dropping into the west and we're on the warm side towards the east and we tart off -- start off with rain and by sunday afternoon into snow. today, we're at 44 degrees and the southeast breeze, five to fen miles per hour and slightly warmer. you have probably been having the heater, heavy coats cranking all week long. forty degrees as we head into tonight and look at this into the second saturday of january. 52 degrees with that colder air, arctic air biting down into next week and day time highs into the lower to upper 20s. and remember, we're on the

. >> 52. afternoon. there is some spotty showers and we're going to track in a little bit cooler air and snow for sunday. >> yeah. >> and saturday's the day. >> and that is an unusual year. unusual winter. an unusual year.

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