first at 11:00, a woman left for dead after a driver takes off. the video so graphic we can't show you the impact and now there is an all out for that drive on cleveland's west side. joe is live where the happened. the suspect stopped by the scene for nearly a ng off? >> that's right. surveillance tape as you are about to see. the suspect standing there looking at the woman she just

she is writis one the most tank are you intersections. one vidual crow shows 31- year-old tina lowe being struck in the crosswalk on fulton road by a maroon chrysler lhs the video before impact. it's too graphic. the car traveling at a high rate of speed. >> i see the lady laying down on the floor head. >> reporter: he witnessed the she gets out of her car. >> reporter: zoo she is seen walk can around, looking back at the seen for more than 20 secs as people raced to help serious injuries. >> she took off. ten seconds later, the suspect

her car and quickly leaving scene, getting back on the road. do you recognize this woman? if you happen to be watching, gonzalez is message. >> turn yourself n you have to people. >> police believe that the suspect's car is either a 2000 or 2001 snow was covering the license plate in the video that you just saw. if you have any contact the police head quarters we have new information in a warns million sites ed of killing a mother of two is to the victim's family who already was mourning the loss of another. >> this is a tragic case that no one, not even ever saw coming.

41-year-old tracy bender on on her way to counselor at the war church. described as caring. >> she would give you the shirt off of her back. she would help s never done anything wrong to anyone. why would anyone do that >> her body was found here not each a block from her home. hours earlier, people had gathered to mourn the loss of her brother who had died lupus. 49-year-old gregory bass ter was found later. he said that he had stabbed and possibly , phrasy. >> i knew he had trouble with him but i never knew he was domestically violent like that

remembering a mother who played the role of mom and dad his entire life. he will never know what it's like for will never know what it's like to have his parents taken from him, over pregnanty baxter was taken to jail in erie county but we have been told that he has transferred here. we learned the kent state university professor being investigated by the fbi for possible ties to isis has a history of complaints from students e cleveland adl office has been familiar with jewel yo pino's anti-israeli statements over the years but they say that, so far, his speech has d bit first amendment. pino is still on the job during the investigation. kent state's president says that pino does f the university. and just in, the obama

announce as early as tomorrow new visa requirements travelers who are dual nationals and have visited rack iran, isited iraq, i ran, sudan or cystitied sarah over the last year. there will be a full-time female working on an nfl staff. the buffalo bills hired kathryn smith for their special teams quality control coach. she to the coach. before that, she spent 12 years working for the new york will help the special teams coordinator in her new job right around cleveland and patriots east, yep,ly let's zoom on in and we'll show

there has been a burst or two of brief moderate snow but it is beginning to moves in land, so as i said earlier at 5:00 and 6:00, only an additional inch for the rs persist and they'll fade away quickly. 8 in woors center, 9 in mansfield, 15 in the akron area. lake effect snow right now, staying cold overnight but we are tracking that big east coast storm. we'll have more about that. a warning from police watch out for wild dogs. shaker heights police say there is a pack roaming the streets and they were spotted twice dogs attacked a deer and hurt it so badly police had to put it down. later, the pack attack add woman walking. jeff w what happened next. >> the police officer gets out of his car with a rifle and runs up on the lawn towards the dogs. all of a sudden, everything kind of starts to

dogs. two others are still on the loose tonight. on their facebook page, shaker see them. department immediately. the state fire marshal is now investigating a fire that killed two elderly sisters on and's east side. investigators and a doing were on scene at east 175th all day searching for clues as to how the fire >> it was a loud boom. we are in the process of investigate what might have caused that again, they are looking for areas inside hey think might have caused that or might have engaged that. >> the two women killed were 85 isters. family members say they lived same home. two men were hurt but ohio law enforcement officer is being

the commander the state highway patrol post in marietta is stalking by menacing and abduction. he is accused of having an fair with e's wife and then pulling her over and using a an official car the dow, nasdaq and s&p all ended the day down. it has been the worst start toth year for stocks. the impact of the low oil prices, for you and me, potential job cuts at oil companies. hillary clinton's is campaigning in high ya while in new hampshire, bernie sanders' over his opponent continues to grow. >> sanders is leading clinton by 27 points. and also, we found out that

better than clinton against the top prepare can former vice-presidential candidate sarah palin is back out on the campaign trail with donald trump today, just one day after endorsing him for president. the two were in oklahoma today as the new national ump way out front with more than twice the support of his closest gop rival. he also has a 20-point lead in and as for many of the gop rivals today, including ohio governor to the house of representatives thinking that the country should be run from the bottom up and cutting taxes is a way to give power back >> new jersey governor chris christie talking to the new hampshire house of representatives today. he had a town hall tonight. jeb bush holding a town hall in north carolina d he met with veteran there

a new battle for a ial college campus. why it's become down right who is still for some students. and a frat says their house was the target 'll show you the remnants of some damage. and empty shells. a sign that the big storm is coming. what else is being done to get ready for the >> no bread anywhere in the state of virginia and milk is running out as have more, coming up. and we want to hear from you. if you see news happening, you can always text or e-mail us or

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overland college alumns fighting back against alleged antisemitism on college campus. over 200 students signed a letter to the college president to put a stop to it. >> many alumni who have signed have stopped donating to the school and stopped recommending the school because of the reports that we are hearing. >> dr. landis says that antisemitism is creating a hostile environment for jewish students and faculty on campus and her group wants a task concerns.

painted an ugly picture on a kent state from a personality house. >> it all happened across the street from the courthouse. >> news channel 5's frank walle found out what's next. >> reporter: a group of students noticed something is out of place. they noticed the graph 'tis on the wall of their -- graffitis on the wall of their house. note. vandals broke through this area and into a storage space >> then we go a little bit further into the basement and noticed there are a lot of racial slurs and stuff scribbled all oath wall. whoever it was had to crawl through that opening. members scrubbed most of the graffiti out but there is no hiding, someone was here >> it's hateful, hurtful, some

threatened by it. >> mlk was spent filing a police report. >> black or white does not matter. it's offensive. >> he is not sure that anything was stolen. the fraternity president says he remains in contact with police and they continue to investigate. as far as he knows, that has not happened to other fraternities on campus. new tonight at 11:00, the man some call the most hated man in america has been called before a congressional committee. house lawmakers subpoenaed turing ceo martin sturli. the house is investigating the

a suit was filed, after a strike forced 88 of the district's 90 schools to close. teachers protested over the condition inside the buildings, including falling tiles. president obama was at the center today for the detroit auto show. all those demonstrators also protesting over the water crisis going on in nearby flint, michigan right now. michigan governor snyder releasing nearly 300 pages of e- mails related to the crisis today. flint water became contaminated with lead after a city official appointed by snyder switched the source of the water to the river. the president talked about the crisis at the auto shoasmghts i know if i was a parent up there, i would be beside myself that my kids' health could be at risk. >> the governor is also asking

federal disaster declaration for flint which he denied. the obama admin station did declare a federal emergency. after videos like this of hoverboards catching fire and many questioning their safety, amazon is offering a refund. dozens of colleges have banned their use and many places stopped selling them right before the holidays. you heard mark talk about this. store shelves already bare in places out east tonight ahead of what's expected to be a major snowstorm this weekend. bread and milk gone from grocery stores. at hardware stores, shovels and salt are going like hot cakes. >> we haven't gotten a snow shovel since we moved here. we thought we should get one. >> millions of people could be

city officials are preparing by. and storms could leave to power outages. and the airline is also preparing for this weekend's winter storm. united, american, southwest and delta are giving travelers that change their flight without paying a change fee or a difference in fare. if you are flying united friday, saturday or sunday, you may want to check with them. mark, when do you expect the east coast to start seeing snow? it's still 48 hours away. it's still coming out of the rockies. if it changes its mind a little bit, that will impact where the snow goes. we are still watching it. the exact track still to be determined but looks like virginia, west virginia, maryland, even the philly area up towards new york city, the bull's eye for pretty good snow. >> but no northeast ohio. >> that's the best news of all, no northeast ohio impact. maybe some clouds from the

we should be dry here. >> great. >> i like it here >> outside in cleveland, a few light snow showers coming off the lake. i told you they would, earlier at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. we should get some lake effect. you could see a few little flakes trying to coagulate here on our lens if you will. >> they are not any big deal. they are a quick-hitting little events here, fading out as they ashtabula. we could see a few flurries, just about any time in the snow belt overnight tonight. and even tomorrow morning. east of cleveland, ashtabula. drier air will work its way in. partly cloudy skies. clouds moving back overhead. snowfall totals again, let me

this is total. not much. less than an inch in ashtabula. current temperatures, wooster with some clearing. 7. 14 in cab ton. 10 over new philly. 9 in mansfield and look at those winds out of the -- slightly out of the southwest at five miles per hour at 16 is our current temperature. here is the police -- blizzard watch for d.c. i would expect to see these change to warnings. here is the storm system. watch what it does. watch the heavy snow beginning to develop across tennessee, even across, bringing 18 to maybe even 20 inches of snow. lake effect flurries here. otherwise some clouds mixing in with clear.

kids get off the bus. if there is a flurry, it will be here. cloud-sun vick, flurry east akron, canton, ton, a flurry here or there. we'll go 12 for the low, 27 tomorrow. should be dry. do you see any major winter storm? no. friday dry. 28. sunday, 25 and closing in on 40 by monday. >> all right, mark. well, say it ain't so. star wars fans will have to wait even longer to see the next movie. disney revealing that episode 8 will be released in december 2017. it was originally scheduled for may of 2017. disney not giving a reason for the change but episode 7 was originally scheduled for a summer 2015 released and was just released last month. it is now the highest grossing

truth that a little girl who survived unspeakable tragedy is touching heart. >> you remember 8-year-old saphire terry severely burned in an arson fire that killed her parents and her siblings. all she wanted for christmas was enough cards build a tree. she got that and more. more than 15 million pieces of mail that volunteers are still sorting through. >> that's great to see wonderful, wonderful. >> the power of social media there. >> outstanding. cavaliers back on the floor tonight. they were in brooklyn. they needed chicken soup. >> they got some in brooklyn tonight. we'll tell you how they did and the browns' new defensive coordinator will have no trouble finding his way around barea. this man is back.

the browns have a new defensive coordinator. the word "new" may not be the right one. he was here three years ago and he is now back. ray horton is the new defensive coordinator of the browns. he will join the browns after spending two seasons in darryl ryder brakes down what this means for the browns >> big men that can run and little guys that can hit. that's what ray short top's vision of this defense is, at 2013. i expect that horton will want to pick up where he left off. of course, he didn't get to implement a lot.

the key, for mournly, is not what ray horton is going to bring to the browns but what the personnel department is going to be able to do to tailor the type of players that horton wants and needs for his defense to be effective. on the other side of the ball, the browns wide receiver josh gordon -- remember him -- he applied for reinstatement. for gordon to be reinstated, it. he was suspended after violations of the drug policy. and doug phillipo as the quarterbacks coach. cavaliers put the losing streak in the reviewermirror. kevin love, 17 points.

neither guy had to play in the fourth quarter. cavs win 91-78. tristan thompson with a double- double. just what the doctor ordered. they are back home against the clippers tomorrow night. saturday, right here on news channel 5 against the bulls. >> just saw it in their eyes, in their mind set, saw it in their intensity towards the game. and, you know, we are not out of the woods by any means we have to keep working. we have to keep doing the kind of things that we did today or in preparation for this game and going forward in every game. monsters fall to grand rapids. it was the last shot that got him. they still picked autopsy an overtime loss. one point for that overtime

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that would be an impressive little snowstorm there, right. >> yes, it would. >> sunday morning. notice towards washington, d.c. and baltimore and philly, heavy snow, over 12 inches. notice southern ohio even gets a little bit, enough to shovel. we will keep you posted. more on good evening cleveland tomorrow. >> sound good, mark. >> thank you, mark. >> you're welcome. >> we love you. see you tomorrow. >> why did i say that. >> what did i do to deserve