> now at 6:00, breaking overnight. a 15-year-old shot and cleveland's east side. we have a live update on his condition and the search for > plus, a troubling story involving a woman in south euclid. how the 60-year-old has managed to get arrested more times than her age. first, a live look outside morning. the calm before the storm.

we'll have a lake-effect tch this afternoon. good morning i'm nick foley alongside janessa webb. >> yesterday i was talking about our like a 20-degree difference from earlier this week when we were under the cold spell. under that lake-effect snow watch. we are not concerned going into today. we'll just see scattered it is more for tomorrow afternoon where we'll see another clipper slice through ill get a little snowfall.

hour-by-hour. i think we'll stay under gray skies for the rest of the day. we'll see moisture but it is remaining on the isolated side. >> thank is morning we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. more violence involving a a 15-year-old shot twice on cleveland's east side. meg shaw is live at rainbow babies this morning where the teen was e doing? >> reporter: at last check the

the teen was shot twice once in the rib and once in the leg. the teen was taken by ambulance s and children for the gunshot wounds. this morning i was digging through past shootings here in the city. this is the tenth teenager within the past six months. i have a call out to police for more information about this story. i have not heard back yet. but they are saying that they ts in this case so far. they are asking formation to call police or crimestoppers. live in cleveland meg shaw news channel 5. >> thank you very much. this morning lorain police investigating a crash that killed a 62-year-old pedestrian. it happened around 10:00 last night at 23rd street and oak dale avenue. a woman driving west on west

was hit by another vehicle heading southbound. the woman's car spun and hit a pedestrian at the scene. attorneys claim the city of cleveland is avoiding paying $19 million in judgements in two cases involving police officers by having the officers file for bankruptcy. they had the bankruptcy, which the city paid for wipe clean a $13 million judgement for a man who spent time behind bars for a conviction later on returned. the largest retailer in the country is about to put work. today walmart announced it is world. the first ever mass closing. northeast ohio. it is walmart's bedford location on rock side road. company said some 16,000

when those stores shutdown. 10,000 of the workers are in the u.s. walmart says 95% of the stores closing of this country are within ten minutes of another walmart. it will try to relocate workers as best it can. in summit county questions remain following a vigil honoring a family killed in a home explosion. members of the north field community gathered sharing hugs in the rain last night. the family death is suicide. a gas can was found inside of the home next to the father. we learned there was a history of depression and attempted suicides by jeffery. >> last week i drove past and saw them all outside. >> you never know what is in other people's head. >> the family dog was the lone survivor of the explosion. many are struggling to understand the tragedy.

but agreed it was a step towards moving forward. another community preparing to honor and remember a 9-year- old who died of a sledding accident this week. he passed away yesterday after he colliding with a car. a vigil to remember drew is scheduled this afternoon at great lakes church beginning at 4:00. hot on the web this morning. troubling story now involving a woman in south euclid who is literally no stranger to police. they know her extremely well. south euclid police posting on their facebook page they have arrested this woman for the 61st time. she was stopped during a theft at a walmart store. thank you so much for starting your saturday with

coming up this morning a terror attack overnight after an upscale hotel is seized by an al queda affiliate with hostages inside as it burns. travel alert in from the cdc as a virus spreads. even if you don't plan to travel it is an illness you need to know about about. janessa webb has your weather. >> we are under cloudy skies. i'll show you hour-by-hour, day by day when the wide-spread snow and cooler temperatures

we are waking up to cloudy skies. our temperatures have really dropped. yesterday we saw a high of 52. today nearly a 20 to 22-degree difference in our temperatures as that cold front has shifted more towards the east. let's look at our daytime highs towards sandusky. 34. we'll be sitting at the freezing mark in richland and ashland county. greater cleveland area we'll see a shift in our winds. we were dealing with a southerly flow yesterday. they'll shift west. they are breezy through the day 15 to 20 miles per hour. hot spot inland locations out towards akron and canton. 35 degrees. nick? how much money did you spend on powerball this week? $20 or $40.

one woman claims she spent all her family's money on it. now she says they need help. she set up a powerball gofundme page. there is surveillance video of anything now days including the moment the tennessee powerball winner bought his jackpot winning ticket. john and lisa claimed their money yesterday. they are splitting the jackpot with two other winners. one from california. one from florida. john and lisa plan on paying off their mortgage and their daughter's tuition and they plan on keeping on working. as we head to break here's

welcome back. we are following breaking news from overnight in the west african nation where 23 people are reported dead after a terror attack and siege in a luxury hotel. al queda affiliate claimed responsibility for the attack. three gunmen were killed in exchange with french and local forces. another skilled in -- killed in that nearby hotel. official report that responding

and forces are searching nearby hotels and buildings to see if any additional extremist are hiding close by. officials are now asking people to report anything that may be debris from two marine helicopters that crashed off the coast of hawaii. fire, plus and ocean safety officials are helping marines and coast guards search for survivors in rough water and poor visibility. two helicopters were teach carrying six crew members when they crashed during night time training off oahu. all the marines are still missing this morning. in the race for the white house the republican rumble continues between donald trump and ted cruz after the texas senator came under fire this week for saying rival trump has what he called new york values. those remarks ruffled feathers. when cruz was asked yesterday if he was sorry for the remarks

>> i apologize to the millions of new yorkers who have been let down by liberal politicians in that state. they are fed up with policies that don't fight for the working men and women of this country but instead further the elite, liberal views that have taken this country down a path that is not working. >> now cruz is learning the risk of taking on new york. on the cover of the daily news lady liberty is giving him the one finger salute. even hillary clinton siding with trump on this issue tweeting just this once trump is right. we are learning trump is running out of space at an iowa movie theater with plans to give people there tickets to the showing of the new benghazi movie. trump will pay for the showing of 13 hours secret soldiers of benghazi. it makes no mention of clinton but raised the topic of the

candidate's role in the tragedy. the movie opened in theaters yesterday. janessa is joining us now for a look at weather. these roller coaster rides and conditions keep going up. last weekend we were talking about these warmer conditions. then we got hit with a colder temperature and now we are warming. >> it keeps my job spicy. 50s yesterday. we were sitting in more milder air. earlier in the week we had the big winter coat out and we were tracking storm. yesterday was calmer. today we see a shift in our weather pattern again as the cold front has moved towards the east. this morning we are at 34. yesterday morning you were sitting into the mid to upper 40s in some locations. nearly a 15 to 20-degree difference.

parma slightly cooler. good morning north royalton into the mid 30s. kirkland you are sitting at the freezing mark currently. taking a look at what we were dealing with yesterday. it was southerly winds. it was allowing for the gradual warm up. out east towards charlotte, north carolina they are at 47. the cold front towards the east, behind it is cooler air. minneapolis had a bitter 3 degrees this morning. that cooler air continues to track in through the rest of the day. quiet conditions through your saturday. we'll go with cloudy skies. the issue is a few sprinkles of flurries flying throughout your afternoon. perfect recipe, we are seeing moisture. this is in geuga county towards

even madison could see a few flurries flying. it moves inland around 3:00 into richland, mansfield, ashland and dover new philly. through the evening we'll see cloudy skies. the brunt of our next system starts to touchdown as we head into tomorrow afternoon. this is wide spread snow. we'll forecast about one to three inches of accumulation. this is across the area just not confined to the primary snow belt locations. today going with a high of 34 degrees. now we are already sitting at that right now. we are on that downward trend as we head into the rest of the evening. bundle up tonight if you are out and about. 23. here we go. 50s. look at this. night. then we are on the downward trend for the rest of the week. as we head into tuesday only

>> temperatures in time for the start of the work week. the browns continue to revamp their coaching staff. indians finalize deals with familiar faces as the new season approaches. a local college rivalry resumes on the hard wood. the browns not completely cleaning house as far as their coaching staff goes. yesterday hughe jackson announcing his decision to keep special teams coordinator. he has been one of the few consistencies over the last few years in berea. since he came in 2011 is browns lead the nfl in punt return average and tied in fifth in kickoff return average and tied in sixth for punting touchdown. the browns will hire vikings

as their running game coordinator if the vikings allow. last night akron versus toledo. nathan booth steps back from beyond the arc. knocks down a three. akron leads 39-20 at the half. johnson with the easy lay in. johnson with team high points. it was not enough. akron went on to lose 78 to 64. indians hard at work. not the players on the field but the executives in the front office. team agree on terms for 2016 contracts for all arbitration eligible players yesterday. earlier they reached agreements with other players last week.

>> thank you very much. bye bye st. louis. hello l.a. rams returning to the city of angels. fans in missouri are outraged. one group is suing the team. other fans deciding whether to donate their old rams gear or burn it. >> i don't understand why somebody could do thing like this to these people. we are such that good sports town. >> we have heard that before around here. the owner of the st. louis landmark crown candy kitchen is offering former rams fans a chance to unload their gear without setting it on fire. he is giving them a piece of chocolate for every item and plans on donating the clothes. also, trending he wanted his allowance early. his dad said no. it is how the dad denied his son's advance on his allowance

the st. louis dad decided to go the corporate route. the son's request for $20 was met with a letter from the ceo. it said apparently i look like i'm made out of money. the governor of michigan wants the president to declare a state of emergency and issue a disaster declaration with the problems over the water supply in flint, michigan. it will help the people struggling for access to clean water. people living in flint have been complaining of high level of lead in their water for a year. the michigan attorney general and u.s. attorney's office is investigating. if you are a chipotle regular mark february 8th on your calendar. every chipotle store will open

3:00 p.m. instead of 11:00 a.m. chipotle sales have plummeted after an e. coli outbreak last fall. hours after the world health organization declared the two year devastating ebola epidemic in west africa over another ebola case was confirmed. a woman who died this week tested positive for ebola. the who did warn yesterday new ebola cases were possible even though virus transmission was stopped in liberia, sierra leon and new gunnie. a warning for pregnant women traveling overseas. cdc issuing a travel alert for those heading to latin american and caribbean countries. the virus is spread by

causing 3500 birth defects in brazil. it is native to africa, southeast asia and the pacific islands. it is quickly spreading in the americas. the cdc lists 14 places women should avoid including brazil, haiti, puerto rico and mexico. a scary situation unfolding in france where a man is brain dead. three others could have permanent brain damage after they volunteered for a drug trial from a painkiller. six men were hospitallized. other 83 volunteers are being contacted. health officials are calling this unprecedented and there is no known way to reverse the effects of the experimental drug. in consumer news this morning starting next week it will cost more to mail packages. u.s. postal service is raising the cost of priority mail packages 10% starting tomorrow.

office ships has been increasing. now tops one billion. both ups and fed-ex raised rates in the past two weeks. the cost of mailing a first- class letter stays at 49-cents. if you have been thinking about getting amazon prime but haven't done so here's a reason you may want to give it a try. amazon is offering a huge discount for prime membership this weekend. it will drop from $99 to $73. promotion started last friday night and ends tomorrow at noon. only new customers can take advantage of that deal. still ahead, several top performing local schools the state. why some are saying the data is plus. >> there were no reports of this person anywhere. then disappeared. a man suspected in a sexual assault more than a decade ago slips under the radar. you'll be shocked at some of

those stories and more when "good morning cleveland"

welcome back. it is 6:29 this morning. looking live outside on your roadways. this is interstate i-90. traffic somewhat busy this morning on this saturday.

many counties will be effect a lake-effect snow watch beginning this afternoon. welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley joined by meteorologist janessa webb. we have several developing stories we are working on. first let's get a live look at the weather. it is changing. >> yeah. it is changing quickly. yesterday we were in the 50s. we were talking about the mild and warm air for january. we'll start to see a dip. we were tracking rain yesterday. the cold front shifted more towards the east. we'll drop in temperatures and lose the moisture today. we have a lake-effect snow watch. that starts tomorrow afternoon for northeast ohio. you can see the pavement is still wet out there out towards summit county. yesterday we were into the mid to upper 40s. look at this drop in our temperatures. you can see from our contour map well towards the east we are sitting in those brighter white and pinkish colors.

with the blue as the front continues to shift more towards the east. we are just tracking cloudy skies throughout your afternoon. a few spotty showers moving in from the west. it could affect out towards rich land into the mansfield area and will be moving out fairly quickly. let's talk about the lake- effect snow watch. we are forecasting possible eight to 12 inches out towards the lake. geuga and ashtabula county where is squalls persist things could get dicey. this morning we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. a 15-year-old shot on cleveland's east side. meg shaw is live at rainbow babies and children's hospital where the teen was taken after the shooting. what more do we know this morning? >> reporter: nick, cleveland e.m.s. tells us that teen is in serious condition.

shot once in the rib and once in the leg friday night. it all happened near east 40th street just before 9:00 p.m. police say that teen was immediately brought here by for those gunshot wounds. just this morning i did some digging of past shootings in the city. by my count this is the tenth shooting involving a teenager within the last six months. for more information. i have not heard back yet. police do know they don't have any suspects in this case. they are asking anyone with information to get a call to police or crimes. live in cleveland meg shaw news channel 5. >> thank you very much. lorain police investigating a crash that killed a 62-year- old pedestrian. it happened at 10:00 p.m. last night at 23rd street and oak dale avenue. a woman driving west on west

heading second. the pedestrian who was pronounced dead at the scene. been a factor. the woman was taken to a nearby hospital. after a four month delay their annual report cards. several top performing schools the results were so disappointing some superintendents plan to appeal their grades because of the students. we have more with the developing stories. >> reporter: beach wood and mentor city schools have a serious problem with the recent report card. according to deo data so do 80 other ohio schools. kristin kirby tells me her

>> our community knows when they see zero percent of kids score without remediation that can't be true. >> reporter: the correct numbers didn't come out in time for the first round of report cards out this week. >> for those wanting to appeal they went through the process and are appealing their data. it was clearly possible to appeal if you wanted to appeal that information. >> reporter: here's the problem. the appeals window is closed. which means it is too late for beach wood city schools. the superintendant said the ap test data for his students was wildly off base. the report card shows not a single student took the test. in reality students took 450 tests this may. more than 350 passed and received college credit. >> in response to that board the board of education says many schools did file appeals. the changes will be reflected in the final report card that comes out on february 25th.

board suggests there may be too many cooks in the kitchen ohio. those in charge of policy include the governor, legislator and state school board. the board president wants to see fewer seats on the board. there is a new teaching philosophy aimed at keeping classrooms under control. nurturing. one school superintendant in north carolina says it is about students can thrive. here's an example of how no sixth grade class. >> before i was told to come in up. now when i say go i want you to walk into the classroom, grab your warm up off the book shelve, your voice is on zero. you'll sit down and complete your warm up. that. >> the superintendant says you never ask an adult to please come to work.

students is not an option. it is an expectation. so far parents are mixed on this program which is used in 250 school across the country. coming up, parts of hopkins airport expected to open up soon. passengers will be cramped as ever. when you can expect the changes to start. new growing health concern for americans older than 50. why doctors are predicting five and a half million will be struggling with substance abuse. it is pandamonium. where the fur ball will be making his appearance today. we'll show you hour-by-hour

good morning. i'm meteorologist janessa webb. this is our camera from earlier this this morning. you can see the rain drops as it shifted more across ohio. you can see the clouds moving in. we are staying under mostly cloudy skies for today. you can see out towards kalamazoo into toledo area we are tracking a few spotty showers. likely to hit ashland into the mansfield area. even greater cleveland as we head into mid afternoon. it will be definitely on the light side today and tonight.

i'm more concerned about the cold conditions. when you factor in west winds 15 to 20 miles per hour that definitely is going to bring 20s. the feels-like temperature. tomorrow afternoon. take a look at this across the board we have a clipper that will slice through here. it will bring our temperatures back down. daytime highs into the mid 20s. single-digits as we head into next week. >> winter jackets coming back out of the closet. thank you very much. trending in celebrity news. a former saved by the bell actor the is behind bars this morning. dustin diamond who played screech on the 1990 sitcom was booked into jail in wisconsin yesterday. he starts his four month

a huge blow for fans of the hit tv show friends. the entire cast will not unite next month during a tribute to the late tv director as first reported. matthew perry backing out because he'll be in london rehearsing for his play. the cast had many reunions with some of the stars over the years but never with all six. get ready for a pandamonium of cuteness. bay is expected to make his appearance today. he's been preparing all week. the 20-pound cub will be hanging outside like the rest of his panda family. right now he isn't the easiest patient but he's been keeping busy. >> mostly it is a little play. some wondering around chasing his mother and then eating. that's all he is doing. >> he is growing.

this ball of fur has taken d.c. by storm and the nation. his social game is strong with around five and a half million views so far on the 24-hour panda cam. stay with us.

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ended 13 years ago with a woman recovering in the hospital from sexual assault. we have been searching for sex offenders who have gone under the radar. >> reporter: u.s. marshals crisscrossed the continent for two years tracking a sexual assault man. >> at some point she was left alone on the patio in this apartment. he penetrated her with his fingers and then had intercourse with her the entire time. according to her allegations she was saying no to him. >> reporter: the 18-year-old spoke with police the next day. he skipped town and a warrant was issued for felony rape. residents at his last known address say he fled to puerto rico. depp u.s. marshal told me the case stuck out when they took

it was as if he didn't exist. >> there were basically no anywhere. license. we were never able to find records of him or any indications what so ever where we might be able to locate him. this is unusual. >> reporter: his family told marshals he was murdered. bolden doesn't buy the story after a search never turned up records of death. when marshals confronted the family conflicting stories emerged. >> it would have been easy to assume an identity in puerto rico, travel back here and stay under the radar. >> reporter: this is what he looked like in 2003. >> the similarities in their faces are similar. >> reporter: bolden explained they are working from pictures of his 34-year-old brother who

look closely at the photos of the brother. police say they looked similar as teens as believe they might be the key to discovering of what he looks like today. >> that looks a lot like him. same mouth. did you see that? >> he lived in the area for several years before he fled. anyone with information is asked to call the u.s. marshals. if you have been to cleveland hopkins airport in the last few weeks you'll notice the construction zones shifted again. this morning more changes are on the way. starting monday crews will open up another renovated section of the terminal upstairs near the main escalator bank. it will alleviate some of the congestion caused by the massive year-long construction project. during the overhaul security check points moved and there is less parking. those changes even confused regular flyers.

know it was on the end. was closed. line. lot. greet them. >> hopkins says construction is on track for completion this spring before the republican national convention. a brand new 224,000 square feet hangar will be opening in summer in dayton. it is expected to attract more than average to the museum. the $4 million expansion came from private financing. hangar will be home to 70 aircrafts and missiles and space artifacts. the weather forecast will say it is going to be snowing soon. these temperatures will be

>> we have been up and down. pavement. tomorrow afternoon we'll see a clip slice through. it could reduce visibility. it should be wide-spread across the area. this will be an equal opportunity for y'all to get out there and make snow angels tomorrow afternoon. looking at the power of 5. yesterday evening i was tracking this rain as the cold front slid through. this morning we are okay. our five live radar is not picking up much this morning. just cloudy skies. they stay in effect as we head into your mid afternoon. fair lawn good morning. 36 degrees. mentor you are at a high of 51 yesterday afternoon. nearly 25 degrees above your normal.

out towards the west side into west lake, north ridgeville into avon, currently at 34 degrees. look at the wider picture. what we were dealing with yesterday is a southerly wind. that's what allowed for the gradual warm up as the cold front shifted east. there is cooler air moving across the midwest. single-digits towards minneapolis. chicago in the upper 20s. that's what you'll be feeling today. break out the winter coat once again. not forecasting a lot of snow for today. it is just going to be on the scattered side hit-and-miss across the area. looking at our temperatures. going into the 11:00 hour we are on that downward trend. we are currently sitting at our high today. right now 34 degrees. throughout the rest of the afternoon we'll continue to see that drop in temperatures. inland locations. it is not on the heavy side.

going into overnight into tomorrow morning we are into the mid 20s. then that lake-effect snow starts to pick up tomorrow morning around 9:15. it is more wide-spread through the afternoon. we are forecasting about one to three inches of accumulation. this will be an equal opportunity for everyone to see a good coating. 34 today. remember we are already sitting at that. have the coat and big sweaters handy if you are out and about tonight. 23. let's keep them handy throughout your week. single-digits. many of you are on an extended weekend as martin luther king 15 degrees. tuesday we are still into the upper teens. >> lots of layers will be needed. thank you very much. turning to health news. in the next five years more

americans older than 50 will be struggling with substance abuse. that's a prediction in the study of the the journal of prediction. that's twice the number than ten years ago. as tonya roberts reports it is a major growing concern. >> reporter: michael walsh knows the effects of drinking too much. for him social drinking turned into an addiction. >> when it became as a learned behavior that's how you have fun. >> reporter: he's been sober 17 years. years spent helping others struggling with addictions. >> alcohol is a poison. drugs will get the better of you prescribed or not. whether you are a heavy user or a casual user there is a point in everyone's life where that substance is not your friend anymore. >> reporter: dr. dan is also noticing. >> what i'm seeing now is there are a lot of retirees at young ages coming down in their 40s and 50s.

>> reporter: he says some may be using alcohol as a coping mechanism especially after retirement. >> they don't know what to do with their time fully. they get bored and they'll drink just to relax. >> reporter: the doctor says drinking too much can affect your health. that includes an increased risk of a stroke, memory loss or cause liver damage. he tries to encourage his patients to limit their drinking, walsh says it is never too late to stop drinking all together. >> it is very difficult sometimes to change when you are older and really change your life and see alcohol is a problem. they have good recovery outcomes. they seem to do well if they make the decision they want to change their life. >> part of the issue is that our bodies take longer to process alcohol and drugs as we age. national institute on alcohol abuse recommends healthy people over 65 not have more than seven drinks a week.

on a given day.

first there was pizza rat. now meet the pita rat. woman in new york's herald square subway spotted these two rats working to drag a piece of pita up the stairs and started recording it. it was a struggle for the rats

they were able to get it up a few steps but not without stopping to snack here and there. they played tug a war as they worked up the steps. not going to go so far as saying cute but it is funny. >> not at all. temperatures in the 30s today. we are not tracking heavy snow. 25 degrees. substance, snow. one to three inches. that cold, arctic air will move in again. many people on an extended weekend. it will be the downward trend. 30s today. 15 as we head into monday. >> that roller coaster continues. back with layers for sure. the news continues next on "good morning america." we'll be following new