cleveland, another early morning shooting on the city's east side. this time near a busy intersection filled with fast food restaurants. plus breaking overnight. a desperate search underway for this missing child. how you can help police find her. first a weather alert. black of arctic air headed our way. lake, geauga and ashtabula counties are expected to get hit the hardest. welcome to this sunday edition of good morning cleveland. i'm nick foley alongside janessa webb. let's get to the forecast. busy changes, cold air on the way. it's going to be really, really cold. >> yeah. we are starting off with snow.

cold front. we'll start to track it in. it's moving across northeast ohio. you can see mentor, just about an hour ago we were seeing nice pavement. out towards where the grass is a nice coating. right now, 26 degrees. that's our high for today. our temperatures will definitely continue to cool off as that cold front starts to slice through this evening. now that moisture already moving out towards richland county. all the way erie, huron, lorain county, north olmsted. overland saying a few flakes flying. on the lighter side for southeastern portions of cuyahoga county. parma getting hit currently. well towards inland locations ashland county. that moisture continues to slice through here. now we do have that lake effect snow watch that starts in

we're forecasting 4 to 6 inches persist. definitely heavier amounts. nick. the upper 20s. by 9:00 tonight we're into the lower teens. that's not factoring in winds. windchills tonight near zero. the way. breaking overnight. family, friends and police in maple heights searching for this missing 10-year-old girl right now. meg shaw joins us live from the police department in maple heights with the details. this girl may be in danger this morning. >> yeah, i just spoke with the captain at the maple heights police department. that 10-year-old girl took off saturday afternoon after having quote, disciplinary problems with her parents. she hopped out of a car sitting in the driveway.

take a look at this photo and description. this is 10-year-old samira lucas. she goes by the nickname miri. family and friends don't know where she may be heading. she was last seen wearing pink jeans and a yellow and gray striped shirt. she is 4'9", weighing around 100 pounds. the captain told me several agencies are back out here working to find her. >> as ramped up right now. we have members from the fbi and ohio bci coming out to assist us with a door to door canvas to the neighborhood at this point. now they're also actively working on a social media search as well. looking for any posts from her or any of her friends. but again, if you know any information you're asked to call maple heights police. that number is 216-662-1234. live in maple heights, meg

>> thank you. keeping us updated on this search. breaking news out of lorain. we've just learned police have captured this man, anthony wayne davis. moments ago at a home in lorain. davis is wanted for fatally shooting a woman at a home on west 7th court. new overnight. cleveland police investigating the shooting near a busy east side intersection. shots were fired just before 1:00 a.m. near the burger king on east 55th near superior. witnesses say one man was wounded and take ton a nearby hospital. police aren't confirming any details yet. we are making calls to get more information to you. we'll keep jew updated on air and on our app as well. a 15-year-old remains in serious condition after a shootout on cleveland's east side as well. it happened friday night near east 40th street. the boy exchanged gunfire with another person and was hit two its. neighbors say they are fed up with the violence. >> we move as soon as problem. >> 15-year-old?

that's so sad. that is so sad. and it scares me. >> cleveland police are searching for the person who shot that boy. anyone with information is asked to give then a call. also new this morning, but still investigating a series of bomb threats that evacuated stores in and around canton. target, walmart and even some convenience stores. a police station as well were on alert. none appeared to be credible after bomb sniffing dusting of snow r with sent in. a few target stores across the country had bomb threats called in recently, including one in california on friday. no word yet if they are at all related. new this morning, right now news channel 5 has learned a second suspect is under arrest in connection with a series of armed robberies in little italy. the latest arrest came one day after that first suspect you see there, johnchez phillips he's behind bars. the men robbed three people last month, including a priest

bedford police are trying to identify this man. he's accused of robbing the pnc bank on west grace friday afternoon just after 2:00. the man demanded cash from the teller but no weapon was seen. if you recognize him call bedford police or the cleveland fbi. a community comes together to cope with the loss of a little boy i canned in a sledding accident. he was sledding with he was hit by a car. he was in critical condition for days but eventually died of his injuries last night. now family and friends gathered at a church to remember the little boy. the accident is still under investigation. but north ridgeville police say no charges will be filed. services are planned for a mother and two girls killed in a home explosion. they will be laid to rest thursday, january 21st at christ community chapel.

deadly explosion as a murder/suicide. mather's husband jeff who was found near a gas can was also killed. thank you so much for starting your sunday here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up, johnny football to dallas? why cowboys fans are campaigning to bring the embattled quarterback to texas. new video just coming in from florida. the latest damage report after deadly tornadoes hit overnight. janessa has your local weather. >> and snow has started to move in. flakes are flying across the area. i'll show you hour by hour when a tumble.

good morning, everyone. i'm power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. we're seeing green grass just about an hour ago. we're tracking in the snow. it's moving in from the west. that's going to be pretty steady as we head into the rest of the someday. so a moderate level for snowfall. we are forecasting 1 to 3- inches of inches of accumulation cumulation. i'm more concerned about the cold and then our winds. 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's going to bring our windchills down. let's take a look throughout your afternoon. single digits by 4:00. by this is overnight into tomorrow morning. look at this, nick. inland locations down to 14 below for mansfield into wayne county near 10 below. you only need a little while to be out and about, you know, to

make sure you're layering up. here's a great story about youngsters braving that cold. a popular phrase tells us not to judge without walking a mile in another man's shoes. some local teens are doing that and raising money for some of the homeless in the area at the same time. teens from the lakewood congregational church took to the streets and spent the night in card board boxes and will be there till 11:00 this morning asking for donations. they're trying to raise thousands of dollars to help those people. >> they know in the morning they'll get up and go home. they realize that other people don't have that luxury. so they decided they wanted to kind of have the kids experience that and also at the same time do what they can to help solve the homeless problem we have. >> great to see some young people taking inish tiff. last year the homeless awareness sleep you want raised about $4600. the group is trying to surpass that amount this year.

welcome back. 10:14 on your sunday. a plane carrying five americans recently released from detainment in iran is on its way back to the u.s. right now after a remarkable turn of events in the mideast.

against seven iranians. >> reporter: five americans homeward bound after a controversial agreement to exchange prisoners with iran. and within hours of the deal international inspectors certified that iran had kept its part of a nuclear deal brokered by the united states. ending years of western economic embargoes. >> return for the steps that iran has taken, the united states and the eu will immediately lift nuclear- related sanctions. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry insisted this was not a quit pro quo -- >> while the two tracks of negotiations were not directly related -- >> reporter: but claimed the nuclear diplomacy eased the way for the prisoner swap. the freed americans include jason rezaian. convicted of estate planning pee gainage.

all spent time in iran's notorious prison where they were subjected to beatings, solitary confinement. two other americans were released, including a student. -- by the agreement does not include former fbi agent robert levinson who disappeared during a 2007 visit to iran. his fate is unknown. >> president barack obama will speak in just about a half hour from now from the white house on the iran situation. details out of belize. an investigation is underway after a missing chicago news river. anne swaney's body was found in the water with bruises and lacerations. the executive web producer was supposed to go horse back

behind because the tour was short one horse. when the tour returned swaney was missing. they found her body the next day. >> we need the president of the united states here. we need federal help. >> michael moore calling for the michigan governor to be arrested. many residents claim the state knew the water contained high levels of lead and did nothing about it president obama declared a state of emergency. the national guard doubling its number of troops in flint to pass out bottled water and filters to residents. also developing this morning -- coughing -- excuse me. rescuers near hawaii have expanded their search for 12 marines. search.

identified the 12 missing men. this video just in. a very scary scene. several tornadoes were reported touching down. two people now confirmed dead. the damage left behind -- some homes were destroyed. part of a storm system moving through florida bringing high winds and heavy rains as well. you see those images. those are devastating. we have some severe weather here. more of the cold variety. the system is moving up for us. going to bring chilly temperatures. >> dealing with snowfall activity. so this is going to be an opportunity for everyone to see some flurries flying. not significant accumulation. we'll transition into a little bit of lake effect snow. that's the bigger event.

upper 20s towards summit county. your highs for today. we'll start to see a tumble in temperatures as this next front starts to approach. moisture coming in towards erie, huron county. seeing flakes flying. still on the lighter side towards lakewood into the parma area, even for mentor if you're traveling along route 271. route 20. definitely some dicey conditions. twinsburg all the way into middlefield. your getting some flakes currently across the area. also inland locations -- tonight we are concerned about windchills down to about 10 to 15 below. this is that front well towards our west.

that is the plummet in temperatures across the board as we step into tomorrow. so hour by hour. by 7:00 tonight, 16. that's not factoring in the west winds. a 15 to 25 miles per hour. we're talking about gusts to 35 to 40. it's widespread by 2:00. it really shifts more towards the east and inland locations by 7:00 p.m. look at this. 15 for elyria. dover new philly, you're into the teens. single digits. by tomorrow afternoon, by 1:00 p.m. look at our highs. we're out of the 20s and into the mid teens. so daytime highs today of only 26. we're going to start to

rest of the day. look at that west breeze. 18 to 20 miles per hour. that feel like temperature on your face, your skin, down to 6 below. have that heavy duty coat all week long. into the lower 20s. potential for delays from school as our kids are headed back to school. 26 wednesday. back into the 30s by late week. >> just got to get through the no joke on those temperatures. with a new regime coming together in berea for the browns, didn't take long to talk about johnny manziel's days being numbered. that's just fine according to one group in texas. the group started an online petition to bring the browns quarterback back to his home state. supporters can purchase t-shirt as well.

several reports that manziel might not be his ideal fit for the team's quarterback. speaking of jackson and the browns, more coaching changes on the way for the orange and brown. ohio state takes another one on the chin on the hardwood. more in this morning's sports report. the browns saying good-bye to another member of former head coach mike pettine's staff. offensive coordinator john defilippo has been released from his contract and will not be back next season. he still had two years left on his contract. browns owe him the full amount unless he takes another job. he is reportedly up for a job with the los angeles rams at passing coordinator. he reportedly interviewed for the 49ers head coaching job that went to chip kelly. defilippo was among the coaches told they could stay if the new coach wanted them. defilippo just finished his first year as a coordinator. the browns throw for more than 4100 yards this season. fourth most.

picture. who will the browns go with? the answer just might be no one. browns head coach hue jackson saying quote, right now in my mind i don't really plan on having an offensive coordinator because i want to reserve that right to call plays. vikings blocking kirby wilson from taking a job with the browns. staff a work in progress. tom brady and the patriots facing the chiefs yesterday. winner advancing to the afc championship game. first quarter. no score. brady finds rob gronkowski for an eight yard touchdown. patriots up 7-0. brady to a

gronkowski who scores the 16- yard touchdown. gronkowski gets free of eric barry to set a post season record with his eighth patriots up 21-6. patriots fans fired up. brady pretty excited as well. fourth quarter chiefs down 17- 13. second and goal. smith on the option sweep makes the pitch to west who runs in for the touchdown. chiefs cut the lead to 27-20. but pats hold on to win by that same score. kent state golden flashes night. pulling through with an 89-82 win over the bobcats. xavier pollard with a game high 23 points for the golden flashes. ohio state visiting maryland. it was another tough game for the buckeyes. first half maryland up by 7 after the block. in transition. lobs it up to stone for the finish.

maryland now up by 35. robert carter knocks down the wide open three. later in the second, off the turnover. jake throws it down in transition. maryland crushes the buckeyes 100-65. that's it for your morning sports. >> okay, lauren. thank you. a new trend is emerging in american politics. an increasing number of people consider themselves politically independent instead of a democrat or republican. what's behind this trend and the impact it could have. if a recent poll is any indication, both major u.s. political parties could be in trouble with american voters. >> trusting government has gone down quite a bit. people don't trust the government to do the right thing. they think most people in politics are corrupt. >> elizabeth a political science professor says that's leading voters away from the republican and democratic parties. >> what we've seen is an increase in negativity or

so when you say how do you feel about the republicans, how do you feel about the democratic party, you see the quite negative attitude people have. so those are the individuals that are starting to say well, i'm not a republican or a democrat, i'm an independent. >> 43%, the number of americans who currently identify as political independents according to a recent poll. that is a 7 point difference from 2008. >> i think that 43% number is going to continue to rise. because you can't produce good policy with a bad process. and that's the situation that we're in today. we have to focus on changing the process and make it more democratic we have to transfer power from the parties to the voters. we need a whole set of structural reforms. >> while they speculate that americans will increasingly identify as independents, neither believe voters will

what they anticipate is that candidates and politicians will instead change their rhetoric to better appeal to american voters. reporting for the now, i'm tara hall. coming up, a new strain of canine flu is spreading across the u.s. does your dog need to be vaccinated? martin luther king jr. celebrations underway this weekend. including this sold out concert last night. but there are many more free events you can take part in here in northeast ohio. when and where you can catch

welcome back. it is now 10:30. we'll give you a live look outside. it's sunday, january 17th. the snow has returned. but a blast of arctic air heading our way. bringing some bitter cold temperatures with that lake effect snow as well. welcome to this sunday edition of good morning cleveland. i am nick foley along with meteorologist janessa webb. we have developing stories for you. first let's get to the weather forecast. >> we have snow currently moving in. it's going to give a good dusting for all locations today. you can see from the power of 5 tracking in from the south and moving east very quickly here. we're forecasting accumulation 1 to 3 inches across the board throughout the day. then we're going to transition

going to be pontsing on east siders -- pouncing on east siders as we head into tuesday afternoon. we do have a lake effect snow watch. it starts tonight all the way into noon monday. we're forecasting potential 4 to 6 inches. this is going to be more towards the east side. maple heights. pepper pike. euclid area. traveling along 271 tonight. definitely going to be getting dicey. lake effect snow warning for lake, geauga, ashtabula county, nearing a foot of accumulation and this is going to be accumulated snow throughout tuesday afternoon. also as this cold front starts to enter here, gusts are miles per hour. a windchill advisory has been put in effect from 11:00 p.m. tonight until monday. we are forecasting our lows. when you factor in the winds, 10 to 15 below. very soon. breaking overnight.

searching for this missing 10- year-old girl right now. meg shaw joins us live from the police department. some new information. we're learning investigators telling you this girl may be in danger this morning. >> yeah, i just spoke with the chief here at the maple heights police department. he told me that missing child took off after having quote, disciplinary problems with her parents. she was last seen around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. so take a look at this photo and description. this is 10-year-old samira lucas. she goes by the nickname mori. she jumped out of her parent's car yesterday afternoon on summit avenue and took off. around 2:00 p.m. she was wearing pink jeans with a yellow striped shirt. the chief said they are now expanding their search.

being done. if she's posting anywhere. taking off steps necessary to find out what's going on, where she is. >> they're ramping up that search on foot. they're having many agencies going door to door looking for this missing 10-year-old. if you have information you're being asked to call the maple heights police department. we'll give of you updates on our news net 5 app. meg shaw, news channel 5. >> thank you so much for the update. cleveland police investigating the city's sixth homicide of 2016. a 44-year-old man was found dead in his mother's home late friday. the victim had been shot in the arm. the cuyahoga county medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. an update on healthcare in our state.

226,000 people in our state are signed up for health coverage. more than 81,000 in the akron area alone. open enrollment closes january 31st. meantime dog owners are on high alert after a new highly contagious strain of dog flu is spreading across the u.s. health officials in the seattle area say tests confirm the h 3 n 2 virus was found in more than 80 dogs. breathing problems, coughing and low energy. while humans can't get the virus, we can pass it along to other animals. it's important for dogs to get vaccinated. happening today, some free events kicking off celebrations honoring dr. martin luther king jr. ccc is hosting its annual birthday celebration. at 3:00 the music settlement of university circle will host its

again, both events free and open to the public. to celebrate martin luther king day, some may visit a museum. others may take the day to reflect on king's dream. reporter lauren wilson found a local man who wants to focus on something else. sweep neuroship. >> we talked about a few figures. >> not taking care of his financial duties at the church, he's advising local business owners. >> i'd love to give people advice to help them. >> since 2007 there's been a resurgence of minority businesses. in 2012 the u.s. census bureau reported they grew 38% within five years. >> it's exciting. we're seeing different types of business. >> here in cleveland there's more than 1400 commerce with black owners. business hasn't always been booming. >> we lost a lot of opportunity in the early 2000s. i think with the economic collapse that a lot of people

>> renee fowler knows all about the ups and downs. >> i've seen more businesses open up but also through the process we've seen a lot of business that have closed. i mean it's definitely a struggle. >> that's why she decided to put on the real black friday expo this weekend, bringing some of those businesses together. the main feature, a documentary he recently saw that inspired him. >> i saw the film. i said this is a great fit at what i've been trying to teach for the last two or three years. when i saw that, i said i'm bringing back to our community. >> educate and encolonel young talent. >> i want to see people lift up. a lack of education that is driving people even at hard times not to know how to position themselves for success financially. >> that was lauren wilson reporting for us. the real black friday expo and film will be held today

at the world church in warrensville heights. danita harris -- my names are just not coming out very well today. danita harris will be on hand for that event. tomorrow is of course the federal holiday. there will be no mail delivery. banks, government offices and most schools will be closed. many local museums are offering free musician or discounts. admission is free at the great lakes science center. still to come, atm nightmare after one woman lost $500. a warning before you try to withdraw money are a machine. a bizarre stunt has the head e of a city agency out of a job. how she was caught dressing up a man as a woman. are you ready for the snow? it is here. let's bundle up as our next cold front starts to move in tonight. i'll give you the exact timing when our temperatures fall to

good morning, everyone. nick, you know how i get when he start to talk about snow. making some snow angels for the next three days across northeast ohio. i'm going to show you this cam tomorrow at noon. probably won't be able to see the pavement out towards ashtabula county. you can see from south to east it's starting to track in here. our temperatures at 27 degrees but it's moving across northeast ohio. and it's pretty much on the light side. we're only forecasting across the board 1 to 3 inches of accumulation.

the snow until we transition into lake effect snow later on tonight. it's more of a concern of the cooler temperatures west winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's going to bring our windchills in some locations, inland areas tomorrow morning down to 10 to 15 below. so these winds and cool temperatures are really not playing nice, nick. >> all right. this next store may take the cake for you can't make this up. a city official now from rhode island accused of getting a man to dress up as an elderly woman. the city wanted to promote a new program, local teens helping the elderly shovel snow. the publicity photo op was set up. the young shovelers at the ready. the only thing missing right there, actual senior citizens. a decision was made to set up the senior center's van driver as an elderly woman. lipstick, earrings and a wig. >> dave usually drives the

salon. so he said do you have a wig that i could borrow. i have to get dressed as a senior. >> so then you saw the story. >> i saw the story. >> and what did you think? >> oh my god. i can't believe that. you know, he wanted it for that. i probably would have given him a better wig if i had known. >> yeah, that wig pretty much a dead give away. the gaffe cost the senior services director her job. the city says she officially resigned. >> if you see news happening. let us know. 5 tips@newsnet5.com.

10:45. republicans making plans for unprecedented convention in cleveland. those visiting the city will have a new way of getting around town. that and more in this morning's democracy 2016. >> reporter: good sunday morning. it's hard to believe six months from tomorrow the republican underway in cleveland. july 18th. it's set to run for four days. i say set because if if the party has learned anything this anything. last why at this week's republican national committee winter meeting the party discussed the possibility of what they would do if no candidate in this crowded field comes to cleveland with enough delegates to win the nomination.

delegates will fill the floor of the q for the start of the republican national convention. for the first time since 1976 though the possibility exists that no candidate coming in will have the majority of their votes. political analyst says that's because of a crowded field made up of the trump lane, the ted cruz social conservative line and the establishment lane. >> if you continue to have this three way split and it goes into primaries and caucuses with that same three way split, each of them getting that chunk of votes into the end of the primary season, you could potentially have no candidate having the required majority of delegates to be the presumed nominee. >> reporter: political experts say the ever so slim possibility exists the convention could go beyond four days while the q is available, downtown hotel rooms, as the head of the new hilton told us won't be. >> we have groups coming in the next week that sells out the convention center and our hoe

democratic national convention will be getting underway the very next week. some said the party will do everything they can before the convention to keep it on time and on script. >> parties whether it's the democrats or republicans want a coalessing, they want unity, they want to bring together the party and the supporters behind one candidate. >> reporter: but they recognize nothing about this year has been predictable so they've got to be prepared for anything. one of the selling points of cleveland for landing the convention was the walkability of downtown and the number of hotels close to the arena. but those coming in to cleveland next year have another way of getting around downtown starting in late may. pedal power. plans are moving forward on the county's new bike share contract that will eventually bring 700 high-tech bikes to downtown cleveland. the county putting up $446,000 to get the project started. you rent them in one location

and can drop them off at any other location. these are durable, high-tech bikes with internal shafts. no chains and built in gps units. >> if you get to a station to check a bike in and the bike station is full, you could lock it up at any public rack around the area and it's still considered checked in. somebody else can come grab that bike. >> the bikes will rent for about $5 an hour with monthly and yearly plans available as well. enjoy your sunday. we'll have to wait in we see the bikes in cleveland. might not want to be on a bike any time soon as we give you a look in maple heights. >> don't you do it. >> we see the pavement there, the grass. some snow on the way with some cold temperatures as well. >> yeah, that's the bigger story. the snow is going to be nice. the kids they're off tomorrow. can go play in a little bit of

you soak in in the 20s. these are our highs for today. we'll start to plummet in temperatures as we head into the rest of the afternoon. let's show you where the moisture is. pretty much across the board. it's on the light side. a good dusting towards parma into euclid area, mentor, willoughby, if you're traveling along route 20, 271, definitely take it slow out there as the snow continues to accumulate. along with our temperature drops, bridges, roadways could get a little bit slick. be an issue tonight. with hanoi for richland and ashland county. place. all the way into tomorrow morning, potentially down to 10 to 15 below. where this is stemming from, that cold, arctic air is moving

13 below. some of this will continue to track in here. cold front. by 3:00 p.m. we're into the lower 20s. by 7:00, if you're out and about tonight traveling in that snow, look at that. 16 degrees. in our west winds. sustained winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. so issuing our weather alert for lake effect snow warning. what's going to happen here is everyone is going to have an opportunity for snow today. then we transition into more lake effect snow as we head into your evening hours. this is a pretty good event for lake, geauga, ashtabula county nearing a foot of accumulation. where squalls persist could see a heavier amount. low visibility if you're out on roadways.

no school tomorrow want you to be updated on our website. good morning -- good morning cleveland tomorrow morning as we're going to continue to see lots of snowfall and potentially a closing as we head into your tuesday. future cast shows our temperatures dropping to the upper teens, lower 20s from ashtabula county. going into tonight, look at that. mansfield. single digits. that's not with winds included. so down to that subzero range for most locations tonight. today, 27 is our high currently. that's going to be our forecasted high for the greater cleveland area. down to 9 degrees. seven day forecast. cooler weather pattern. we return to the 30s as we head into late week. we have two breaking news stories we want to update you on now. first, we've just learned the missing 10-year-old girl from maple heights has been found safe. she's now unharmed and back

obama making a statement on the recent events in iran. we want to go live to the white house for a listen. >> they tried to build a bomb covertly, we will catch them. so the bottom line is this. whereas iran was steadily expanding its nuclear program, we've now cut off every single path that iran could have used to build a bomb. whereas it would have taken iran two to three months to break out with enough material to rush to a bop, we've extended that break out time to a year. and with the world's unprecedented inspections and access to iran's program, we'll break out. now that iran's actions have been verified, it can begin to receive relief from certain nuclear sanctions and gain access to its own money that had been frozen. and perhaps most important of

without resorting to another war in the middle east. i want to point out by working with iran on this nuclear deal we were better able to address other issues. when our sailors accidentally strayed into iranian waters, that could have sparked a major incident. some folks here in washington rushed to declare it was the start of another hostage crisis. instead we worked directly with the iranian government and secured the release of our sailors in less than 24 hours. this brings me to a second major development. several americans unjustly detained by iran are finally coming home. -- >> you hear president obama just now announcing new sanctions against iran if for violating prohibitions against missile tests. those five american hostages on their way back from iran to the u.s.

welcome back. hot on the web this morning, a picture showing a special bond between a south dakota bride and her service dog. they have been together for ten years. this picture bella was calming valley during her wedding day to make sure her heart rate was where it needed to be. bella is a huge part of valerie's life. >> my life would not be the same without her. because of bella and because of

really been allowed to live my life to the fullest. that i normally wouldn't have been able to have done. >> since her wedding photos went viral, valerie has started a blog detailing her life with her service dog. not only man's but also woman's best friend. janessa joining us for a final look at weather. temperatures are going to be in your face. >> right in your face for the next few days here. i want you guys to stay tuned. we'll be back tonight and tomorrow. we are going to have a good shot of godzillas on tuesday morning. kids headed to school. might have some closing as cooler temperatures and that snow still in effect. by next week, we'll be sitting into the 30s and everybody will be appreciating it after this cooldown. >> all right. thank you. one final update. that missing 10-year-old girl from maple heights has been found unharmed and is back with

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