now at 8:00, a mystery unfolding in akron this morning. human bones, even a skull discovered on > and a would-be robber picked the wrong bar and wrong bartender to target a rolling pit. how she and her back. and an officer-involved shooting sent one person to the soft and a canine officer to

meg somehow is live in canton. meg, what's the latest for us this morning? >> reporter: i'm here at the store where it od here in canton and, as you can see, it is still an active investigation. i spoke to the store manager, a few minutes ago. they are not sure if the store will be open today. as for the canine who d, canton police tell me he is at the stark county veterinary emergency clinic. he was hit several times by gunfire while burglary earlier this morning with officers. it all happened just after 1:00 a.m. at the fisher food on harrison ue. canine jethro was off his lead when he was con front by the suspect who fired shots at him, hitting him more police followed him and he exchanged fire with police.

hiding in a yard with one gunshot wound to police. the person was taken ital for his injuries. he is expected to be okay. as for canine jethro, they are working to the clinic. he is two years old and has been with the a few months >> we'll keep our fingers crossed that jethro will make a full recovery. it is warming up that's not the only change on the way. are seeing a rise in temperatures and we are at 47 at the 8:00 hour. we'll bump up just a few more degrees today as that warm

the board. good morning. out towards ashton, 48 degrees. here is a hot spot. ka temperatures are well above afternoon here. tracking a few overnight but they are shifting to the east. the brunt is sitting in cuyahoga county from strong field, peppers pie all the way moving out fairly quickly. this morning. 20 to 25 degrees above normal for daytime highs and we'll be der mostly cloudy nick? >> thank you. a chilling secret revealed in an neighbors on edge.

this home in akron. police say that the remains were found on after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the remains which included a human skull and spine were found on the sidewalk by a neighbor. >> the head was in the middle of the part was a foot away from the skull. and i just started screaming. >> an that neighbor says she recalls transients living in the vacant house when it caught fire back in 2012. the medical examiner's office will have a pologist process the crime scene today. not far from where those bones were found, a cuyahoga falls accused of trying to rob a tables turned on him. vickie what mel spotted trouble. a man approaching the bar wearing a mask, a hat and seen sunglasses. then he suddenly burst in.

kind d because he held up a rolling pin and said, give me the money out the cash register. i said, seriously? the bar's policy is to give up the money but vickie says, she rking it over not even with a rolling pin. she and a customer hit him with glasses and ve en staff came in, holding the man down until police arrived. we are learning new information about the young mother who will never see hegrow up and their father who police say confessed to her murder. court records show that 24-year- old emily young filed a motion to dismiss her murder case e woods saying they had reconciled. that was two months after she had filed for divorce just a

against woods making it illegal for him to go near nt back a week later, saying he violated that order. >> so the egard the order and do exactly what the order are he designed to pre veinth that's case. woods is now accused of kill her, right in front of their six month old twins and a teen. he turned himself in minutes later and is now behind bars on a the fbi is talking exclusively to news channel 5 about the investigation into prosecutor mccannty. the fliers were posted offering a reward for proof of his kill. the fbi learned about the

the fbi says that where it is posted is traceable and if they find the person, they could l charges and likely jail time. thank you for starting your saturday here with us. coming up this saturday, health and fitness, the hot topic electronic show. the greatest and latest gadget that we found that could help you stay fit this year and planning how you will million jackpot. not so fast. where you live could determine how much of the pot you could take home. and waking up to cloudy skies an but i will tell you when you will need to pull out that winter coat for your weekend.

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good morning, everyone. let's get your saturday started with cloudy skies, a little drizzle here and there, mostly in cuyahoga county right now but shifting towards the east we'll be under mostly cloudy skies today look at these temperatures, well above normal. greater cleveland, 48. we could be flirting out towards beechwood into pepper pike. i like it towards lake and unty. 47 in lion. today is a big day. i know she has her ticket. i know i got mine. did you pick up your powerball ticket. we all know that the winner

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welcome back. 8:14 on your saturday morning. new overnight, a deadly shooting broke out just blocks

one person was killed and two others wounded in thecity's north center last night, presumably after an argument. the shooting is less than a mile from mayor rahm emanuel's home. the u.s. drug enforcement agency is congratulating mexico for capturing the man labored as public enemy number 1. el chapo was captured six months after his escape. the takedown turned into a tense situation after a shootout before his arrest. five people were killed the gunman who unleashed a hail of bullets on a philadelphia police officer says he did it for isis.

saying that the police enforce laws contrary to the koran. the officer is expected to make a full recovery. neighbor new york city police department is urging its officers to be extra careful on the streets. developing overseas, it is a bizarre form of alleged psychological warfare. giant speakers in north korea pointed north and blasting pop music. that is one of the several k pop songs the south is serenading the north with, along with anti-north korea propaganda messages. and it works in part because north koreans are forbidden from listening to k pop. they can only allowed to tune into north korean-controlled tv. >> the most dangerous virus that can destroy the north

about north korea, truth about outside world. >> and some defectors say that hearing the k pop actually helped them decide to escape. the speakers were turned back on this week after the north claimed it had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. that claim has not been verified. despite that. there were massive settle braces for that alleged success in young young. it was also the north korean leader's birthday. thousands turned out to dance. ceremonies like these happen several times a year. the state is accepting applications to help protect yourself when that time comes. the emergency management agency is accepting grants through fema. a lot of money for that safe

to date, the agency says that 127 safe rooms from been built in the state. if interested, you have until february 10th to apply. janessa is joining us now. we don't see a lot of tornadoes in these parts but when they do come, you have to be prepared. >> yes, they do. >> weather? >> yes, weather. >> look at our weather bug. it says 47 degrees. >> have to look to see if but that's correct. >> i was scratching my head temperatures well above normal for this time of the year and our rain drops are on the camera this morning, as little bit of a front is ming through, tracking towards the north and that's what's producing that warmer air that we are seeing across the board. good morning ashland. you are in the hot spot, 48 degrees out towards menard. 47. but downtown, 49 degrees.

i think we start to hit that lower 50s mark for the downtown cleveland area. out towards the airport, we'll continue to be into the upper 40s. madison on monday, i was tracking a little bit of snow and now we are at 48 degrees so that warmer air moving in, melting any snow that you currently have. 47 towards wadsworth into stark and summit county. rain currently flowing out towards strongsville. you can see it shifting. the bankrupt is more towards the east. it -- the brunt is more towards the east. it will remain on the east side. mostly cloudy conditions right now, out towards cuyahoga county, from west to east, definitely dealing with a little bits bits -- bit of rain. heading towards lake county. showing you our hour-by-hour, very good for a saturday afternoon. please, go out there and enjoy

temperatures as we head into tomorrow. 49 going into about 4:30 today with cloudy skies from east to west, across the board, across northeast ohio today. now, the rain really starts to track in. if you have overnight evening plans, no need to fret or have the rain gear handy. it tracks from the west but our tells still into the 50s by tomorrow morning. we're at 50 degrees out towards elyria and this starts off as rain going into the mid- afternoon sunday. that's where we see a plummet in our temperatures and we'll track in a little bit of snow here. 48 for today, nearly 20 to 25 degrees above our normal for this time of the year. you can crank down that heater tonight, lower 40s with that south breeze, 5 to 10 miles per

souththat's what's allowing for the gradual warming. look at that. is that a mistake? 16 for overnight lows when we transition back into a little bit of snowfall and going into monday. tuesday, we start to see a clipper move in here. we are forecasting one to three inches of accumulation for my snow fans tuesday afternoon. 17 for wednesday and thursday. so that cooler weather pattern make -- yeah, here it comes. >> big changes on the way once again. the cavs make it six straight wins with a dominating effort in minnesota. and the coaching search continues for the browns. lauren brill has the details. >> reporter: the cavaliers in the middle of a six-game trip, taking the wolves in minnesota look for their 6th straight win. kyrie taking on andrew wiggins, remember him, former cavs number 1 pick.

to pull ahead. cavs up in the second. cavs go up 65-44. smith with 27 points on the night, including five threes. cavs win this one 125-99. the browns go near and far as they search for their next head coach. yesterday, the browns interviewed former defensive back coach and now cowboy secondary coach jerome henderson. he was in cleveland as the defensive back coach from 2009 to 2011, the fourth candidate to interview for the job. meanwhile, the browns have not fired their current coordinator but that does not mean that those guys have not started looking elsewhere. according to reports, browns defensive coordinator john diflipo interviewed for the 49ers head coaching job.

the rams for their defensive coordinator spot. that's it for sports this morning. >> thank you, lauren. it's no surprise that fitness and technology are coming together in a big way at the 2016 consumer electronic show. reporter andy choi is taking in the latest. >> if there is one thing that we can't keep up with here is the explosion in health. >> this is ultra running. we have accelerators in the shoe. >> you realize the quality of your stride is selling this machine here? >> i hope i'm doing a good job. >> heart rate is coming up. >> yep. >> your respiratory rate is staying steady and your heart rate continues to climb. >> i'm giving it my all here. >> now, you can test yourself overtime to see how much more efficient your body has gotten at using less oxygen to do the same amount of work.

i'm just sick of moving with my own legs. >> no, no. >> i can't -- don't let me go. i'm relaxed. >> here we go. here we go. >> is it more of a game or more of a treadmill. >> a game controller and there is no fancy setup. all you have to do is plug it in. >> you like that? you like that? >> when you are using your legs to chase a monster, feels more real. >> how long have you been walking now? >> about eight hours >> you want to go exercise and have fun. >> i want to walk. not working out for me. don't let me go, though. oh, whooo. i'm so sorry. >> so i'm not a world class athlete but here at ces, i have the world class tools. but there's got to be a robot that can do this for me. in las vegas, i'm andy choi, onward. >> i definitely need that gaming treadmill. this is the time of the year

losing weight but did you know that even when you lose weight, you are still at risk? those who were once obese but lost the weight have an early chance of dying early compared to those at a normal rate all their lives? >> if you are trying to get healthy, it's not just about eating well and hitting the gym. according to a new study of the proceedings in the national academy of science, the size and quality of your social life can impact things like high pressure and obesity. for example, the study shows older adults are more at risk of developing high pressure from socialization than diabetes. having a big social network is more important for teens and older adults but the quality of your relationships matters more in your mid-30s to your 50s. new developments at the airport, coming up. why id laws have made travelers worried they may have trouble flying. and a man shot in the face saved not once, not twice but

the team work and technology it took to save his life. that's next when good morning cleveland turns after the short

time now is 8:28 on your saturday morning as we give you a live look outside in kent. the rain seems to be heading out and the sun.

the sun is about to take over this morning but snow on the way for your forecast as well. we'll get to your forecast in a moment but, first, we begin with breaking news overnight. an officer-involved shooting in canton sends one to the hospital and a canine officer to the emergency vet clinic. it happened as that officer responded to a burglary. meg shaw is live. what's the latest this morning? >> reporter: behind me, you can see it's still an active investigation. i want to step out of the way. we have seen a couple of minutes ago two gentlemen walking into the store with police. clearly, it's still an active investigation here. i spoke with the store manager. he is not sure if the store will be open today. canton police tell me that the canine is at the stark county veterinarian clinic. canine jethro was hit they several times this morning when

with officers it happened at fishers food at winston cup a.m. canine jethro was off the lead when he was confronted by the suspect who fired at him several times. the suspect fled on foot while firing several more shots at police. later, that person was captured, hidden in a yard, with a gunshot wound in the leg. he was taken to the hospital. as for canine jethro, he was taken to the vet clinic. he has several gunshot wounds, has been with the department for about two years and he is three years old. of course, we'll stay on top of his recovery and give you any new details once i get them. live in canton, meg shaw, news channel 5. >> we are certainly pulling hard for jethro.

due to power interruptions on the line, buses are now replacing to the east of the blue line. well, janessa is joining us for a look. this is a tale of two seasons that we are enduring because we have the colder temperatures and now cold. >> it's going to feel hike spring and fallish today and then we're going to step into winter as we head into to. if you like these mild temperatures, here we go this morning. good morning, greatser cleveland area. 46. hot spot, richland county into ashland currently and 48 degrees. you can see the moisture tracking well towards the east right now and greater cleveland area into cuyahoga county. definitely seeing that moisture right here. it is shifting all the way into lake county. we're going to be moving out fairly quickly.

cloud coverage all day long. get ready for it. we'll start to see the moisture surge in from the south as we head into tomorrow. so lower 50s possible in some locations today as you head out and about today, we'll be sitting under mostly cloudy skies and still at 45 by 7:00. >> thank you, janessa. cleveland police are conducting an all-out search for the person who shot a 59- year-old man who was simply out riding his bike. the victim took a shot to the face. it's a miracle he even survived. >> we heard two shots and we see the man stagger off into the field. >> reporter: ron atwe are and his girlfriend were lifesavers after they spotted a man who was shot in the face while riding his bike. they called police and did everything they could to try to top the profuse bleeding.

he was coughing up a lot of blood. he was bleeding like crazy. i was worried, she was worried. we were worried about him. >> reporter: minute later, cleveland police made the ditches, putting into action these quick clot kits. >> the first aid kits that we have into these cars are being invaluable. >> the training was critical in saving mr. terrell at the scene of course we were taught how to use tourniquets, the quick clot gauze and things like that and beyond that, we were taught cpr. atwater who witnessed the new clot kits in action say they gave ems a better chance to save the patients because police are always first to get to the scene. >> that's life save, quicker, helps them out more with ambulance. you don't know how long it's going to come so it stabilizes

>> that was joe pack knackas reporting. and right now, the 59-year-old man remains in stable condition at the hospital. the bullet pierced his jaw bone. police are looking for the person who shot him. and a one-two punch for a community already dealing with some bad news. u.s. steel announced it will lay off about 300 workers during a temporary shutdown at it plant in lorain. the shutdowns hurt both workers and the city of lorain facing more than $2 million in deficit. the mayor says he is facing a 20% cut in police, fire and safety forces. we're also learning new information about the closing of three fire stations in canton. station 5 on west tuscrraros. shutting down because of both budget and staffing problems.

so we are definitely understaffed right now. >> those working in the stations shutting down will be moved to other departments. this might not be the last of the closures. station 2 may also shut down because there simply is not enough money. headlines from around ohio. a hunting trip turned tragic for one man after he died from an accidental gunshot wound. authorities found the man's body thursday in a field in portage town sh. the hancock sheriff office is not releasing the man's name until everyone in his family has been notified another tragic story, this time in cincinnati where police are investigating the drug overdose of a mother and father at a cincinnati children's hospital. staff found the couple on the bathroom floor of their seven month old child's hospital room with heroin syringes. the mother died and the little girl's father is now under arrest. according to a gofundme page, the couple had surgery to reconstruct her trachea. she is said to be doing okay.

morning, leon bibb is taking us up, up and away. we are giving you a special history. we saw gas prices drop this year but what can you expect cheapest and sunrise is moving in. daytime highs into the 50s but i'll let you know when you need to break out that big winter coat for your late weekend.

go afternoon, everyone. -- good afternoon, everyone. we are waking up to the upper 40s today, so well above normal. we are seeing the thermometer go up we'll stay under mostly cloudy conditions, right now, most of cuyahoga county dealing with that rainfall, continuing to shift towards the east. euclid, 49 for today with cloudy skies hot spots towards akron and canton. please, enjoy this because, nick, as we head into tomorrow afternoon, we are seeing a dip in our temperatures from 50s to lower 30s.

new developments on the new id laws with the new id laws having travelers worried that they may not be able to fly. some states don't have the ids. homeland security announced they can keep using their current ids without problems almost four. after that, we'll need the proper licenses or other types of approved ids like airport. the average price to fly out of cleveland hop kins p kins has dropped nearly $100 in a year. the u.s. department of transportation released new numbers that show we pay about $370 on a trip from cleveland in the first quarter of 2015. a year before that, pear fares were averaging 465 bucks. fares dropped $40 out of akron and nationally, they are down about $10. if you see news happening,

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welcome back. 8:43. on the political front, no big surprise as the ohio republican party has officially thrown its support behind our governor. kasich's name was the only name that was up for consideration and it was a 44-9 vote. kasich spent the day campaigning in new hampshire. meantime, former president bill clinton is expected to in independence tonight. he will be there for a private fundraiser for wifehillary clinton's presidential campaign.

$5400 and that event starts at 7:00. moving to consumer news where, for the fourth year in a row what you pay at the pump is expected to continue to fall we have seen gas prices drop for years now and experts say that's a trend that we are likely to see continue this year. annual survey. gas price also drop. they are ex-pecking a yearly average right around 2.25 a ball lan and peak brice just usual. playing. how reliable is a study like this? we asked aaa which does its own tracking to weigh in. >> there are things that we

international situations, weather, supply disruption, a lot of it, the old supply and demand that we learn about in school. >> diesel drivers, this year is expected to be the first time that the yearly average is lower than gasoline since 2004. >> if these prediction hold true, it could end up saving americans $17 billion a year. >> todd walker reporting for us. while drivers are saving millions on gas. general motors is making plans to save its own investing in hitt. the idea is to set up short term rental hubs across the u.s. where you can pick up a car if you don't have one, and then work as a driver for lyft. gm thinks na what self-driving technology become available, people will purchase rides in the self-driving cars initially, rather than buying one out right. that's just around the corner,

technology is coming our way. janessa is looking at weather coming our way. >> it was a week when you probably had the winter coat on and it was pretty chilly early on. >> that's right. >> i was even tracking snow on monday. so we have been on this up and down weather pattern today. we already are at 47 degrees. things are starting to come up. it's going to be a pretty great day if you had to pick out of the two days, saturday, cloudy skies, still dealing with a few rain drops this morning across the power of 5rbgs but they are moving out fairly quickly. the big talker is our temperatures. you have to love it. 47 degrees. we should be at a crisp, cool 22 this morning. so nearly 20 to 25 degrees above our normal. downtown cleveland, 49. forecasting you'll hit the lower 50s. well towards the east, madison, 48.

on the ground in that area, that's moved out and starting to melt. 47 towards wadsworth, well towards our west, avon lake into west lake, lakewood into the upper 40s. 47 at the airport. and i think we'll only click up a few more degrees for that official high today. now, that band of moisture the east. it is currently sitting out towards southeastern portions, pepper pike, independent, stolen area, you are dealing with rain well to the west, medsin ya, strongsville, you'll get hit with a few bits of isolated rain drops moving into the area. by noon, we are under cloudy skies and our temperatures into the upper 40s. what we are talking b the bigger weather story, this panhandle hook. when you hear me say that, you think just a ton of snowfall is headed our way. the track on this thing is well

into tomorrow, we are forecasting potential, just one to three inches of accumulation. with lake effect snow, it is restricted well towards the east. this is going to be an equal opportunity for everyone across northeast ohio to deal with a little bit of snowfall. so early tomorrow morning, we see rainfall, but by 1:00, our temperatures drop and this is a perfect recipe, moisture is in place and a good band of moisture will continue to enter here all the way into the 8:00 hour and then start to die down just a tad bit but that will not be the last of it as the clipper starts to move in here as we head into your tuesday. so soak in today, 48 degrees, turn off the heater as we head into tonight could be dealing with some areas with a little bit of dense fog.

off early morning. 50 today. 20 to 25-degree temperature drop tomorrow evening. that cooler weather, here it comes, one to three inches as we head into tuesday afternoon and 17 late week. chilly. nick? >> all right, janessa. that cold and snow is on the way. next time you get on an airplane, you can think the pioneers who is paved the way for your adventure in the sky. but these achievements were made by trend setters in more ways than one. leon bibb takes to the sky with a special 'em if a cyst for women who led the way >> reporter: aviation pulls us in, whether we fly ourselves or watch others who do so. sometimes, surprise comes upon us as we learn of those who are in it or have gone before as pioneers. this cleveland museum pays tribute to a group of fliers and the flight-minded who looked to the sky. >> when i see these women

kinds of in awe of how many women have been in space >> reporter: the international women's air and space museum in cleveland chronicles history and contributions of women in aviation and space. whether they flew the delirious burning blue of the sky or labored on the ground, these women were pioneers. >> not only as pilot but as also mechanics, engineer, flight testers. any woman who has anything to do with aviation, astronauts, air traffic controller, mission controllers. >> reporter: they are doing a >> yes >> reporter: heather alexander is the executivedirector of the international women's air and space museum. inspiration abounds here especially for young who might want to grab their own piece of the sky. >> they learned about amelia

familiar with. >> thieves a aviation pilot who set records in the 30s but disappeared somewhere in the pacific on a dangerous attempt to fly around the world. her story is here. >> standing here, being able to actually see her memorabilia and hold it in my hands is quite the moment. >> reporter: throughout cleveland's burke lakefront airport are exhibits highlighting females who knew or know the sky or who worked in space technology. >> lucky gallon which was remaimed the city of paintsville was flown by margaret lynchburg who was a teacher and took time off to learn >> reporter: learn >> reporter: years ago, when man looked into the skies and

probably a woman next to you. this is dedicated to women who looked to the sky and went out and found out. no item is unmentionable here and even unmentionables are here. >> this is what they wear under the dress. can't get even more personal than that. >> reporter: earlier when pilots had few navigational aid and flying was on a pilot's intuition, from those stories to today, the stories are here. >> there is something from space exploration which has called me. i can envision myself calling through on a nasa mission control consoles like the one you are watching me on. nasa, houston, this is leon bibb, calling from space many.

these women did get there. their stories are told at the international women's air and space museum. there is something more here. >> how they can inspire young children today to see what they can do. having two young daughters, it was great. it was such a fun surprise to find somewhere that really honored just girls in particular. >> along with men, women have also eyed the skies, longing for contraptions which could fly. at cleveland's burke airport, dotted overhead, and on the ground with flying machines, are strong honors for the women who helped pioneer flight. >> thank you, leon. and at the airport. >> the museum has exhibits which are open 8:00 in the every day. the gift shop is open 9:00 to 4:00, monday through friday. >> we'll be back with one more

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this is a great story. trending this morning a local man surprised the love of his life by planning the perfect wedding proposal, the event taking place in downtown chandelier. that? dr. antoine dropped to one knee and asked his girl for her hand in marriage. how can she know after that? after a few tears, she responded yes. he is laying the ground work to what we should be looking forward to doing and women are expecting. he is setting the bar really, really high. >> did you see the ring? >> setting the ground work with the ring as well. >> the weather is all over the place the last few days. earlier this week. we have this warmup this weekend. >> just for today, we are going

you're like, say what? 50 degrees in january? definitely is. outside. a few isolated rain drops here or there. we'll have cloudy skies. we now transition as the next front starts to move in here and it's going to bring us a little bit of snow as we head into sunday. so our temperature dropped to 21, to 15. >> as you said, that might be actually the accumulation that expecting. >> break out the shovels. news overnight. a local police canine shot in the line of duty while helping suspect.

now at 9:00 a mystery unfolding in akron this morning. human bones, even a skull, discovered on a sidewalk. and a would-be robber picked the wrong bar and wrong bartender to pick on with a rolling pin. how she and her customers fought back first, breaking news an officer-involved shooting sends one person to the hospital and a canine officer to the emergency vet clinic. meg shaw is now live in canton with the latest details. this morning? >> i'm here at the store where

looks like investigators are now wrapping up their investigation. they have just taken down the police tape in front of the store where this all happened. i just took to the manager who tells me they will be open today. they were scheduled to open at 9:00 a.m. however, they will be open later now. canton police tell me that the canine is at the stark county veterinarian clinic. canine jethro was hit several times when he was responding to the call with officers. it happened at the fishers food just after 1:00 a.m. canine jethro was off his leash suspect. the suspect confronted him who shot him several times. officers then fired at the suspect.

police. he was later found hiding in leg. i just checked with the instagram page of the canine police. they uploaded an instagram update on jethro. they say that he is fighting. and that's the good news. meg shaw, news channel 5. >> keep us updated. we are all pulling for jethro there morning. due to a power interruns on the rapid lines, buses are now replacing trains east of tower city to the end of the blue line and green lines. we will keep you updated when those repairs are complete. and we want to give you a live look outside this morning. it started as a cool and rainy start. little bit. temperatures are rising on this january 99th, but it continues to rise.

janessa webb injoysing us. those temperatures going up and down as the week is moving for us. >> it's been a roller coaster and it will continue. you will feel like we are stepping into march today with temperatures in the 50s. you're like, say what? 50 degrees for the second weekend of january when, normally, this is probably one of the coldest weeks. >> right. >> definitely cooler weather is going to be moving in here as we get into your sunday. this morning, we are already at a nice, mild 47 degrees. folks, we only have under two across the board. you can see from the satellite, we are not tracking any snow tomorrow afternoon, we'll see a drop in our temperatures and then we'll be tracking one to three inches of accumulation. so we are under mostly cloudy conditions today, hour by hour.

we are nearly 20 to 25 degrees above our normal for this time of the year. we'll be sitting in the lower 50s and even out and about today, mic, at the 6:00 hour, still at 45. >> thank you, janessa. a chilling secret revealed in an abandoned home leaves a neighborhood on edge as investigators head to northeast ohio as well. human skulls among the bones. we first broke the story on news channel 5 last night. the remains were found on marcy streets just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the remains which include add human skull and spine were first down on the sidewalk by a neighbor. >> the head was in the middle of the sidewalk and the jaw part was a foot away from the skull. and i just started screaming. >> you can only imagine that discovery. the neighbor also says she recalls transients living in the vacant house when it caught fire back in 2012. the medical examiner's office

anthropologist process the crime scene today during daylight hours. not far from where those bones were found, the cuyahoga falls man accused of trying to rob an akron bar had the tables turned on him, thanks to a feisty, quick thinking bartender. bartender vickie humel spotted trouble. she spotted a man wearing a mask, sunglasses and he burst in. >> i was puzzled because he was holding a rollingpin and said, give me the cash register. i said, seriously? >> reporter: that's right. the bar policy is to give up the money but vickie was not forking it over, not forking the dough with a rolling pin. so she threw some glasses with the help of another customer.

helping them, holding the man until police arrived. we are learning new information about the youngmore who will never see her young twins grow up and her husband. emily young had withdrawn her divorce, saying that they had reconciled. in october, she filed an emergency protective order against him making it illegal for woods to go near her or possess a firearm. she was back in court a week later claiming that woods violate that had record and another protective -- violated that order and another protective order was issued. >> oftentimes, we find that these people disregard the order and do what the order is designed to prevent.

wood killed and shot young, right in front of her twins. he turned himself in later. and the feb is talking exclusively to channel 5 about the death threats against prosecutor tim mcginty. these fliers have been posted in his neighborhood. the fbi says that where those posters were created is traceable and if they find the person or people responsible, they could face both state and federal charges and likely jail time as well. thank you for starting your saturday here with us this morning. i'm nick foley. coming up, health and fitness, hot topic at this year's consumer electronic show. the latest and great he is gadgets that you can find and how you can spend that $8,800,000,000 powerball

where you live could determine how much of the pot you take home. janessa has your weather. we are sitting in the 50s today with cloudy skies. i'm going to show you hour by hour when the snow starts to move in and we head into the 30s for your sunday, all of

welcome back. well, today is the big day. did you pick up your powerball tickets yet? some us here at the studio have.

winner wouldn't walk away with $800 million to spend, thanks to varying taxes, how much you do end up really depends upon where youly. everyone will pay federal taxes on the winning, probably under 40%. you will have $450 million still left after you pay uncle sam. and then you have the state income taxes unless you live in one the seven that will exempt you. pennsylvania is one of those state. depending upon the state tax rate, there could be a $44 million difference in what that winner takes home. new overnight, police say that a deadly shooting broke out just blocks away from the chicago mayor's house. one person was killed, two others wounded in the city's north center neighborhood last night allegedly during an argument. the two injured victims were hospitalized in critical condition. the shooting scene less than a

emanuel's home. the u.s. drug enforcement agency is congratulating mexico for capturing the man labeled chicago's public enemy number 1. the mexican drug kingpin el chapo was recaptured yesterday, six months after he escaped from a maximum security prison in mexico. the capture turned into a tense shootout. five drug suspects were killed. others were captured. a gunman who unleashed a hail of bullets on a philadelphia police officer says that he did it for isis. 309-year-old suspect confessed saying that police bend laws that are contrary to the teachings of thekoran. the officer underwent surgery today and he is expected to make full recovery.

police department is urging its officers to be careful. developing oversea, it is a bizarre form of alleged psychological warfare. >> take a listen. >> that is several of k pop songs that the south is serenading the north with, along with anthony north korean propaganda messages. >> the most dangerous virus that can destroy the north korean regym or any theo carattic regime is the truth about north korea, truth about outside world. >> some defectors say that hearing the k pop helped them to escape. the speakers were turned back

claimed it had tested a hydrogen bomb. that claim has not been verified. there were massive celebration for that alleged pyongyang yesterday. it was also thought to be the north korean kim jung un's ceremonies like these happen several times a year every time leaders want to emphasize several policies. tornado season is not here, but you could get some help through the emergency management agency grants. they are receiving grants through fema. 127 safe rooms have been built as of to date.

apply if you are interested. >> we don't see tornadoes in these parts very often, but maybe you can get ready. today, take off a layer. >> yes, take off a layer. 50 degrees. 22 normally for morning lows here and is telling you this morning, i'm like, it's 47. >> look at those numbers. they make sense. >> it's no mistake. >> i need you to soak this in because it's feeling like more spring like fall temperatures but by tomorrow we will be sitting into winter once again. lapse. we hoax up to a little bit of dense fog. pavement on the cooler side mixing in with that moisture and that's what's alloy youings for the cloud coverage. we dealt with a little bit of rain but that has tracked out of cuyahoga county and we are 40s. good morning.

cool spot this morning is moisture shifted more towards the east and we are moving out of here, out towards southern porings of cuyahoga county, strongsville, medina, seeing a few isolated drops but that's going to be moving out fairly quickly. i want to show you our next game changer here. what we are dealing with is that warmer air that's tracking in from the south, 47 for the greater cleveland area. we are warmer than charlotte, north carolina this morning. now, this is that next fronts that really starts to track in here as we head into tomorrow. panhandle hook, but it's well to the west you can see from the bar graph here, well off the charts for this type of type -- time of the year. we won't track that until well overnight. you can see 49 at 6:00 a.m.

cooler weather pattern by 2:00 down to 32. that's what's going to allow for 32 degrees. a little bit of that snowfall accumulation. this is not lake effect snow where it's just restricted towards the east side. this is going to be across the board for northeast ohio so definitely tracking it in for your sunday afternoon. so enjoy today, nick, with temperatures well above normal into the upper 40s. >> janessa, thank you. that won't last long. >> the calves make it six straight wins with a dominating effort in minnesota. and the coaching search continues for the browns. lauren brill has the details in this morning's sports report. >> the calf lives in the middle of a six-game road trip saying can the wolves in minnesota looking for their sixth straight win. kyrie taking on andrew wiggins -- remember him -- normer

does not take long for the cavs to pull ahead. second quarter, jared wright with a long range shot. he had 27 points on the night, including five threes cavs win this one. browns going near and far as they search for their next head coach. the browns interviewed former defensive back coach and now cowboy secondary coach jerome henderson. he was in cleave lands as the defensive back coach from 2009 to 2011, the fourth candidate to interview for the job the browns have not fired their current coordinators, but that does not mean those guys have not start looking elsewhere. according to reports, browns offensive coordinator john diflipo interviewed for the 49ers head coaching job. he is also scheduled to meet with the rams for their offensive coordinator opening. there are reports that the

if the new coach wants him. that's it for sports this morning it's no surprise fitness and technology are coming not a big way at the 2016 consumer electronics show. reporter andy choi is taking full advantage of the latest in tech tool to keep in change. >> if there is one thing that we can keep up with here. >> we have accelerator throughout the shoe. that can detect everything through the toe zone >> you realize the quality of your stride is selling this machine here? >> i hope i'm doing a good job. >> heart rate is coming up. >> yep. >> you are respiratory rate is staying steady and your heart rate continues to climb. >> i'm giving it my all here. >> you can test your self overtime to see how much more efficient your body has gotten

same amount of work. >> can you give me some water? >> no, i can't. don't let me go. i'm relaxed. i'm relaxed. >> here we go. here we go. >> is its more of a game or more of a treadmill? a game controller. >> that's a game controller. no fancy setup. >> you like that? you like that. >> when you are using your legs to chase a man store, feels real. >> how long have you been walking? >> about ailing hours. >> i'm going to walk. not working out for me. don't let me go, though. >> i'm not a world class athlete but here at ces, i have the world class tools. >> but there has to be a robot that can do this for me. in lake, i'm andy choi, on ward of course how about that technology to keep you

did you know that even when you lose weight, you are still at risk? researchers say that those who were once obese but lost weight still have a higher chance of dying early compared to those who had been at a normal weight throughout their lives. it's not just about eating well and hitting the gym. people you hang out with over your lifetime may be just as important according to a study the size and quality of your social life can affect things like obesity and diabetes. older adults are more at risk of developing blood pressure problems from isolation. having a session network is more important for teens and younger adults but the quality of relationships matter from your mid-30 toz 50s. a man shot in the face saved not once but three times.

took. and meet matilda. there she is. how you can help find a home for that cutie when we come back.

and now, time for my faith part of our weekend. our pet of the weekend with cleveland apl and this pretty catherine? >> this is ma tilt matilda. matilda is a two-year-old pitbull mix who came to us from an investigation. she looks like the dog from little rascals. she is a very good girl. but she was found neglected. she was left tied outside and came to us with a poddy score good. she learns tricks quickly, commands and down. go down.

she walks great on a leash. fencing yard, a lot of play time. she is a wonderful dog and also a lap dog. she will sit at our laps behind the counter. >> she deserves some attention. i love that face right there. do you guys have some events happening? next weekend, we will be at h & r block. for four days, we'll be at the home show at the rx center. they invite us every year. just just a perfect time to start a pet. exactly. if you have a void in your family and need comfort and play, and get some activity going, matilda is your girl.

taking a live look outside. cool and rainy start replaced by warmer temperatures this january 9th as it continues to climb but snow is soon on the way.

in just a moment. first, we begin with breaking news overnight. an officer-involved shooting in canton sends one to the hospital and a canine officer to the emergency clinic. it happened as officers were responding to an active burglary. meg shaw is now live in canton on top of the story. what's the latest, meg? >> nick, i'm here at the store where police just wrapped up their investigation inside. they are now working to open the investigation. the canine in this cape, canine jethro was shot three times during this incident when he was responding with officers to this burglary. it all happened just after 1:00 a.m. here at the grocery store at fisher food on harrison avenue. police tell me that the canine jethro was off his lead, searching this store when he was confronted by the suspect.

jethro, hitting him three times. officers then fired back. the suspect fled on foot while several several more shots at police. shortly after, the person was found hiding in a yard with a gunshot wound to the leg. he was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. as for canine jethro, he is at the emergency veterinary clinic. he is doingology, but he is still in surgery. we'll keep you updated on his condition as soon as we get it. >> a lot of people pulling for that dog for sure. this alert just in from the r t s. due to a power interruption on the rapid lines, buses are now replacing the trains east of the tower city to the end of the green and blue lines. janessa is now joining us we

are quick hi climbing as the temperatures get mild, so unlike what we are used to experiencing this time of the year in the middle of january. >> i was looking in our books and we should be at a crisp, definitely not that. 47. across the board, the hot spot is richland county, into hashton. 48 degrees. to the east at 45. the thermometer is still going to go up just a few clicks as we head into the rest of this afternoon. power of 5 currently tracking a little bit of wetconditions out towards strongsville. this is going to hit the greater cleveland area, shifting more towards the east into menner area as we head into the next five to ten minutes here but moving out fairly quickly. behind that, look at all these

that's what's going to really invade our space as we head into the rest of the saturday afternoon. not seeing too much sunshine but head out and about. we should be into the mid to lower 30s for this time of the year and we' going to be flirting with 50 degrees all day long going into 6:00 p.m. please soak this up because as we go into tomorrow, we'll go from 50s to lower 30s and tracking snow. moving to a disturbing story now only on 5:00. cleveland police conducting an all out search for the person who shot a 59-year-old man simply out riding a bike. he took shots to the face. it's a truly a miracle that he survived. >> we heard two shots and see the man stagger off into the field >> reporter: ron atwater and

life savers, stopping their car to help 59-year-old jerel as he was riding his bike and took a shot to the face. they called police and did everything they could to stop the bleeding. >> it was scary. he was coughing up a lot of blood. he was bleeding like crazy. she was worried. i was worried. >> reporter: minutes later, it was cleave plant police made the difference putting into action these quick kit clots. >> the first aid kits that we got are proving to be absolutely invaluable. >> reporter: sargeant jennifer schatz says that expanding police training was critical in saving mr. terrell at the scene. >> during the course of the training, we were taught how to use the tourniquet, quick clot gauze. beyond, that we were taught cpr. >> atwater who witnessed the clot action says that they gave

always the first to get to the scene. >> it helps with ambulance. you don't know how long it's going to come so it stablizes the man a little better. >> at this hour, 59-year-old loyd terrell remains in critical condition at metro health medical isn't fehr. the bullet actually pierced his jaw bone. and happening now, a one- two punch for a local community money problems. one day after republic steel announced it will lay off 2200 workers u.s. steel announced they will be laying off about 300 workers during a temporary shut down at its plant in lorain. the layoffs are hurting both the city of lorain and the workers. the mayor has had to make some

station 5 on station station 6 and station 10 shutting down because of both budget and staffing problems. >> we have been as high as 180. so we are definite hi understaffed right now. >> those working in the stations that are shutting down will be moved to other departments. and this might not be the last of the closures. station 2 on belton avenue may shut down because there is not enough money. headlines from around ohio. a hunting trip turned tragic for one man after he died from an accidental gunshot wound. authority found the man's body thursday on a field in portage township. the sheriff's office is not releasing the man's name until everyone in his family has been notified another tragic story in cincinnati where police are investigating the drug overdose of a mother and father. staff found the couple on the floor.

girl's father is now under arrest. according to a gofundme page, the couple's daughter had surgery wednesday to reconstruct her trachea. she is said to be doing okay. >> still ahead this saturday morning, leon bibb is taking us up, up and away. we are giving you a closer look at the special section of aviation history. and we saw fuel prices drop in 2015 but what prices will we see this year and when can you expect the gas to be the cheapest? upper 40s and lower 50s today. but for sunday, i am tracking snow and mid-teens i'll give

good morning, everyone. ready for temperatures into the upper 40s, lower 50s? now, this is unusual for this time of the year. look into the books. we hit 50s last year and the year before that. not unusual for january. but this is normally the coldest weekend of the month. tomorrow, we'll go from 50s to mid-teens for overnight lows. so enjoy it today. parma, you will be sitting under mostly cloudy skies. drying out for the rest of the day.

and stark and summit counties. look at that, 41 tomorrow. 16. is that a mistake? cooler air, definitely moving in. >> that is definitely cold. >> new developments on the new id laws that had many travelers worried that they will have trouble finding. the new law requires people to have the newer types of id licenses to get through security. some states don't have them. homeland will allow people to use the current ids without problems and some almost four years. after that, we'll need the proper drive's licenses or use other types of approved ids like passports. >> you may want to pack your bags and hit the skies. the afternoon price to fly out of cleveland hopkins dropped nearly $100 in a year. the u.s. department of transportation released new numbers that show we pay about $370 on a trip from cleveland in the first trip of 2015.

fares out of akron, canton dropped $40 and nationally, they are down about $10. if you see news happening, please, let us know, text or e- mail us. or tweet us at w e w s. more

welcome back. it is 9:44 on your saturday morning on political front, no big surprise as the ohio

thrown its support behind our governor. the party gave its endorsement to john kasich during its first meeting the year yesterday morning. in fact, his name was the only name up for consideration. it was a 44-9 vote. senator rob portman officially joins the john kasich for president camp as national cochair. meantime, former president bill clinton is expected to be in independence. he will be there for his wife hillary clinton's presidential campaign. ticket prices range from 500- dollar to $5400. for the fourth year in a row, what you pay at the pump is expected to drop and the savings for americans is expected to be in the billions. >> with falling oil prices and falling demands, we have seen gas prices drop for years now

likely to see continue this year gasbuddy.com has released its predictions. peak price is below 2.70, that price peaking in may. how reliable is a study like this? we asked aaa. >> there are things that we can't predict. international situations, weather, supply disruptions, a lot of it, the old supply and demand that we learned about in school. for you diesel drivers, this year is expected to be the first time that the yearly average is lower than gasoline since 2004. >> if these prediction hold true, it could end up saving americans $17 billion this year. that was todd walker reporting for us. while drivers are saving

is making plans to invest several of its money invest in hitt to set up short term rental hubs where you can pick up a car if you don't have one and work as a lyft driver. the money will be used to develop an on demand app network for self-driving cars. gm thinks that when this becomes available, people will purchase some rides rather than buying a car. things will change because it has been a wildroller coaster ride. >> we had the heat on with the winter coats and now we'll sit in the 50s for your saturday and then a temperatures drop. up and down, roller coaster here. enjoy the day under cloudy skies, dealing with a little bit of rain this morning but moving out fairly quickly.

we have been sitting at 47 for the last four hours here and we're going to see the thermometer go up just a few clicks today. we are forecasting our highs into the lower 50s us see the brunt of that moisture shifted towards the east, southern portions of cuyahoga county and independence, pepper pike. we are talking about this warmer air that continues to surge in here but this will be the game changing today that moves in here as we head into sunday, late morning. first, we'll start off as rain and transition into a little bit of snow. hour by hour, my bar graph is off the charts today. downtown cleveland, into the lower 50s. out and about today, no need

future cast, it starts to lift from the south. moisture moving in from about 12:30, and overnight event. by 6:00, 7:00 a.m., we are still seeing our temperatures into the upper 40s. then by noon, we transition into a cooler weather pattern. this is not like lake effect where it's confined to eastern locations. this is an opportunity for much of northeast ohio to get one to two inches, dusting possible. we'll get into the low 40s tonight, still kind of cool but well above normal for this time of the year. 41 to 16. that's a big time temperature drop as we head into tomorrow. continues. we have a clipper that moves in tuesday, one to three inches of

continues to flow. but that bitter cold, nick, 17 degrees by late week. >> janessa, those winter jackets on stand by. next time you get on an airplane, you can thank the pioneers who paved the way for you. these achievements made by trend setters in more ways than one. in this edition of mile high, leon bibb takes us to the skies with a special emphasis on women who led the way. >> reporter: aviation pulls us in. whether we fly ourselves or watch others do so. sometimes, surprise comes upon us as we learn of those in it or have gone before as pioneers. this cleveland museum pays tribute to a group of fliers and the flight-minded who look to the sky. >> when i see these women, astronauts and cost mow thoughts land, i'm in awe of how many women have been in space. >> the international women's air and space museum in cleveland chronicles history

women in aviation and space. whether they flew thedelirious burning blue of the sky on labor on the ground, these women are pioneers. >> not only pilots but mechanics, engineers, testers, any woman who has to do with ai yaition, mission controllers, air controllers. >> reporter: heather is the director of the internation full women's air and space museum a wing of the burke lakefront airport in cleveland. inspiration abounds especially for the young who might find something that incites them and they may find something that will learn. >> they learned about amelia earhart who they were not familiar with >> reporter: amelia earhardt was a pioneer who disappeared

dangerous attempt to fly around the world. >> so, standing here, being able to actually see her memorabilia and hold it in my hands is quite the moment. >> throughout cleveland's burke lakefront airport are exhibits highlighting females who knew or know the sky or who worked in space technology. >> lucky gallon which was renamed the city of paintsville was flown by margaret herbert who was a teacher from the school district and took a little bit of time off from teaching to go fly. >> reporter: millions of years ago when our ancestral man looked to the birds in the sky and dreamed of flight, there was probably a woman right next to him who had the same desire to fly. this museum is dedicated to those women pioneers who looked to the sky and went out and found it.

it's woman's a woman's pioneering history. even unmentionables. that's what she wore underher dress. can't get more personality. >> her underwear is on display >> reporter: in those days when there were few navigational aids and flying was on intertuition, from those days to today, those storieser hoossments always something inspirational for space which has called me. i can envision myself on a space mission coming through on a nasa mission control console at. i would say, nasa houston, this is lee job bibb calling from deep space, i would say, if only i could get to space. these women did get there. their stories are told at the space museum. there is something more here. >> just how they kin spire young children today to see

>> having two young daughters, it was great, such a fun surprise to find someone that really honors just girls in particular. >> along with men, women have also longed for the skies, longing for contraptions that could fly. dotted overhead and on the ground with flying machines are strong honors for the women who helped pioneer flight. >> leon, thank you. at cleveland lakefront burke airport, exhibits are open from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night every day. gift shop is open 9:00 to 4:00 monday through friday. we are back with one more

and welcome back. giving you a little bit of a note here. nfl insider ian rappaport said that adam gates who interthe view for the cleveland job has

for the browns, the search for head coach now continues. janessa continues now. >> 50, you're going to say, like, say what? 50 degrees for january? daytime highs, well above normal. 41 as we head into tomorrow. we'll start off as rain transition by snow tomorrow afternoon. that crisp cool air that everyone loves moves in all week long. we have a clipper that moves in. one to two inches of accumulation. >> cold is back. remember, you can get news any time on newsnet5.com. ordownloadourapp.