live, always investigating. always on your side. news channel 5 starts now. abandoned homes can be a nuisance in neighborhoods, but for one local community, they are becoming a danger. opening day. can you believe it? indians fans don't have to wait that long to catch up with the boys of summer. we have a preview of today's tribe fest. >> and as you begin your day, here's a look across lake erie at the cleveland skyline. beautiful images as we begin our saturday. hello and welcome to this saturday edition of good morning cleveland. this weather is a gift for those of us that work the weekends.

temperatures after we see colder temperatures during the week. >> it's been an up and down week, we'll see our temperatures rising today back into the upper 40s. some locations might hit 50 degrees. but this weekend, unseasonally mild. take a look outside. a few clouds are still floating out and about. but temperatures just off the mark this morning into the lower 30s. and yesterday, we were only into the upper 20s for our daytime high. you can see this warmer air continues to surge in. windchills will not be an issue after the sunrises. you can see by noon into the 2:00 hour, we'll be at 33 degrees. that's factoring in a south breeze, 15 to 20 miles per hour. now storm system that is tracking well to our north is what is producing a little bit of cloud coverage that we're currently seeing. you can see high pressure out towards inland areas and that's

partly to mostly cloudy conditions. well to our north, but that's what is creating the clouds to go into the greater cleveland area. this will change the game as we head into sunday and monday, but just soak up these temperatures. look at that. by 3:00, we are in the upper 40s. >> don't look too far ahead. thank you. a fire in an abandoned home quickly escalates. catching a neighboring home on fire. now neighbors are demanding answers after their complaints went unheard. news channel 5 tracked down the neighborhood's counseling. >> neighbors look out of their windows for what they know is next. consequence, cleanup, and repeat. folks had complained about this house for months. when it was still standing. >> it's nothing. just got to adapt to things. >> anthony anderson says ward 9 is littered with abandoned homes. >> on one street, you might

>> for my ward, over 100 houses that are vacant. >> councilman says demolishing a house costs $10,000. all of them seen as dangers to neighbors. >> i categorize my houses from the worse to the least worse house. >> this house was low on his list. just another abandoned home until someone makes it more. drug dealing, conwell says spending the annual grant money on demolishing abandoned homes doesn't add up. >> if they need other services and live in poverty, we have to use the money for that as well. >> some thought the fire at this abandoned home was out, but early friday morning, an ember rekindled concerns. flames nearly melted down another house where people are

>> and that was frank wiley reporting. in the city currently has about 6100 abandoned homes. that number actually down from three years ago when it was 7700 homes. but demolition does not come cheap. it would cost well over $60 million to knock all those houses down. a beloved businessman is being remembered this morning. 43-year-old, james emersa was found dead after a friday morning fire. the company's website says he was founded by jim's father 30 years ago, but he had been running the place. friends say he was always happy. >> i never saw him sad or anything. always motivated, you know. stay second-degree up late, got his stuff down. sometimes he wouldn't sleep. to get the orders out that he needed to do. >> firefighters found jim under debris that had collapsed during the fire. they believe the fire was an

police in athens say a serial rapist is on the prowl in that college town. take a good look at the sketch. dna evidence just linked the same men to three sexual assaults. the first one back in 2006. the other two last year. the attacks are similar. all of the victims, young women walking home in the early morning hours in the same part of town. >> clearly, the city of athens has a predator among us, and that person needs to turn himself in. >> athens, of course, home to ohio university. investigators say that a majority of rapes go unreported, so there may be more victims. >> the indians will head to arizona for spring training a little over two weeks from today. can you believe it? before they leave us for those warmer climates, they are giving fans a chance to have some fun with the team at today's tribe fest, that's where meg shaw is live at the

preview of today's event. meg. >> good morning, as you can tell, this year is different for fans. i'm not at progressive field, that's because there's more renovations happening at the park. so that's exciting for fans for this upcoming season. let's talk about today and what fans can experience. unlike in years past, all of today's activities will be today only in the past couple of years, it's been a two-day event. there are two sessions, one starts here in a few hours at 9:00 and another at 2:00. of course, all your favorite indians players will all be out here signing autographs, chatting with fans. there's also a slew of other activities for all the little ones, like visiting and inflatables. we have been so close to making playoffs, so we are really hoping this is the year. we really want some october

so, a couple pieces of advice for fans heading out here today. print your tickets at home. they will not be scanning your mobile devices out here, and another one, pack lightly as much smaller. but bring all of your jerseys, baseballs, your hats, anything you want signed by the players because they will be at that autograph session. so we are looking forward to this event. it starts in a couple hours and we'll keep you up to date with the latest. >> thank you, meg. looking forward to it. i mean, of course so long ago before the first pitch, but it gets you excited when we are talking baseball. how could you not look forward to the new season. thanks so much. we'll check in with you a little later. thank you so much for starting your saturday with us. chances are, you know someone who uses an apple product. you'll want to stick around for a recall impacting millions.

a health alert about toxic lead in the water and jah janessa has your weather. >> daytime highs in the upper 40s, lower 50s. our temperatures tumble. i have your full forecast

good morning, everyone, i'm janessa webb. we are currently in the 30s. we'll be on that gradual trend throughout your day as daytime highs back into the 50s out towards ashland and richland county. for lake shore communities, we'll be into the upper 40s. when you factor in the south breeze, 15 to 20 miles per hour, definitely brings windchills to the mid to lower 40s throughout the afternoon. for the last weekend of january, hey, nick, why am i complaining? 50 as we head into tomorrow afternoon. rain starts to touch down by your p.m. hours. >> no complaints necessary what safer. all right, a recall this morning that impacts millions of people. apple recalling power adapters that could break or shop people. the two prong adapters. they were sold between 2003 and

apple will exchange the plugs for free or refund because of the problem. now to another recall. you heard of the bagged lettuce from an idaho -- you shouldn't let down your guard just yet. stores are taking the salads off the shelves next week. you need to make sure you don't have any of the recalled lettuce in your fridge. under dole, fresh selections, simple truth, market side, president's choice, and the little salad bar. check for the letter a at the beginning of the manufacturing code. >> usually, it's associated with raw meat, unpasteurized dairy products, because listeria is found in soil and water, any fresh produce could have it. >> now for most people infected with listeria, the symptoms are stomach problems. one person has died and another 12 were hospitalized in this

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lead levels in a drinking fountain. the district has also switched to bottled water until test results come back next week. in seabring, the state's epa director admitting his agency should have moved faster. state and federal lawmakers are asking why it took months before people found out about the contaminated water. congressman tim ryan is calling on that epa director to resign. >> and there's new details on the contaminated water in flint. the lead levels are too high for the water filters being given to people who live there. and water isn't the only source of lead. poisoning from old homes is still a bigger concern. the board of health says they see about 2,000 new child lead poisoning cases every year. to put it in perspective, that's half of all the cases in ohio. and while doctors are trained to ask about lead poisoning,

recommended and not required. >> that can actually be damaging to any organ in the body. but what we are particularly worried about is the developing brain. >> in september, the feds gave $7 million in grants to cleveland and kioga county to reduce the number of homes with toxic lead. >> now to a developing story, the hillary clinton campaign is demanding the state department to release 20 e-mails deemed top secret. from her time as secretary of state, but helped seven e-mail chains in full. those are said to contain heavily classified information. the clinton campaign stands by the position that none of the e- mails sent from her private server contain state secrets. the iowa caucuses are in just three days. the two leading democrats are fighting tooth and nail for every last vote. the latest poll show clinton and bernie sanders are now nearly tied.

candidates a boost at the polls remaining impartial. rallying congressional democrats. >> everyone is scouring my every word to see if i'm trying to put my finger on the scales. so let me simplify things. democrats will win in november and we will have a democrat. >> the two cocandidates are give undecided voters another chance to hear their stances on the issues. they tentatively agreed to another debate next week in new hampshire. skipping thursday night's fox news debate may have paid off. think. he is sharpening his attacks on cruz's citizenship and affirming his decision to skip thursday night's debate. >> cruz is in second place. he got pummeled last night. i'm glad i wasn't there, wow.

mention he was born in canada, right? >> potentially, complicating the caucuses. snow and other wintery weather could make roads slippery. that could dampen turnout there. >> and ahead of those monday caucuses, teachers found a sweet way to teach students how the unique political process works. they are using cake and cookies. cake represents the republican race and cookies represent the democrats. a group of students votes on what type of cake they would love to eat, and another group does the same with cookies. if one deserve team doesn't have ten people on their side, well, they can do one of three things. go somewhere else for another desert, persuade others to join or give up their favorite desert. >> we are hoping in the caucus that we ran with the cookies, that there would be some -- >> yeah, who wouldn't be

just so you know, chocolate chip won. john's live report starts tomorrow from the hawkeye state and continues until the winner has been chosen. we mentioned iowa expecting some snow on monday. janessa is joining us, not the case around here, at least in the immediate future. we've been fortunate about that. >> the rockies dealing with a system right now. they are going to see two systems throughout the weekend into next week and some of that moisture moves our way as we head into sunday. but today, okay. >> no need to look ahead. >> yeah, you need to soak up this weekend and the next four days before that rain really tracks in tuesday, potential for severe weather out towards the south. waking up. we should be at 19. so nearly a 22 degrees above

temperatures will continue to steadily rise throughout the afternoon. 27 out towards strongsville. good morning out towards bedford into the upper 20s. that warm front continues to track more towards the north. that's what is allowing our temperatures to be on the mild side this morning. still dealing with that westerly breeze. so windchills this morning, the feel like temperature on your skin into the lower 20s. taking a look at the power of five, we are drying out. you can see well to our north, they are dealing with the storm system and that's allowing for a few more clouds to track in here. a shift in our winds out of the south from alabama all the way into st. louis. you can see this morning they are almost at 50 degrees. this warmer air really starts to track in to northeast ohio and daytime highs going to be into the upper 40s as we head into mid afternoon. do see that system towards our north.

even out towards akron and canton. potentially almost 50 degrees for daytime highs for inland locations all the way into richland county. if you're out and about tonight, our temperatures into the lower 40s. taking a look ahead at some of our models, as we track that storm that nick was just talking about, it starts to slide in here as we head into your sunday evening around 6:00 p.m., we'll start to deal with that rain. and it lingers overnight into your monday. so today, 48 degrees. we'll go with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. south breeze 10 to 15 miles per hour. lose the coat tonight into the lower 40s. winds still going to be an issue throughout the weekend. take a look at the next four days. we remain into the mid to upper 40s. we drop just a tad bit as we head into monday afternoon. look at wednesday, we'll be at 50. we'll see a quick drop in our

this is the day we start to really track in our next big storm system. it's not going to bring a heavy dose of snow, but windchill and winds on the high side seeing gusts to about 40 to 50 miles per hour. so nick, you better soak up the next four days. >> 40s and 50s, never thought we would see that. thank you, jah necessary a. crazy. it's been a big sports weekend, both the lake erie monsters have home games. matching up with san antonio and looking to continue their winning streak. lauren has the highlights of last night's game in detroit. >> another test for the new cavs head coach. last night. lou's first road game as head coach the cavs in detroit to take on the pistons. it's pair to say that lou got a passing grade. cavs up by 4, but that is not good enough. lebron james headed to the basket. kicks it out, some nice ball movement, kevin love fires one

love with 29 points on the night. but it's not all rainbows and butterflies. lebron james not happy about a defensive rotation here. clearly calling out kristen thompson as the team heads into the half. back to the up side of the game. not only having a good night, fast forward to the 3rd quarter, irving driving to the basket, making it look easy. 28 points on the night. the cavs, for the most part, playing nice team basketball. getting a little stuck, lebron james, finding kaleb. throws it up, he finishes. 12 points and 8 rebounds off the bench. coves looking good in detroit last night, going to win 114- 106. also, don't forget the cavs game tonight against the san antonio spurs right here on

we'll have plenty of post game coverage, including live coverage from the cue and a break down of the game. make sure you stick around and check it out. the indians in cleveland before training camp starts. lots on the agenda. members of the team visiting rainbow babies and children's hospital. children are excited to see some of their favorite players, they took pictures, gave gifts, and signed autographs. the players have more going on this week. downtown, they'll meet and greet fans, should be a good time. that's it for morning sports. i'm lauren brill. play. we need that one. and speaking of the cavs, lebron james expanding his pizza businesses. opened its doors this week at the university of connecticut. free pizzas were given away to any customers who followed the business on social media. blaze pizza, which specializes

dozens of locations open. no cleveland location yet, but duoin ohio, one in columbus, and another in mason. super bowl 50 takes place just over one week from now. in fact, actually one week from tomorrow outside san francisco. but the footballs for the big game were made in a small town in ohio. in fact, the plant makes thousands of pig skin footballs a day for leagues of all sizes. >> that's the only factory in the world that makes footballs every day. and we focus on football manufacturing only. we're 85% total football market. >> wilson shipped the super bowl footballs to santa clara, california, earlier this week. the carolina panthers and denver broncos received 108 footballs each for the matchup. well coming up, a woman is rescued on the streets of cleveland after a sink hole

the story of her rescue only on news channel 5. and a big day for indians fans. we have a preview of one of your last chances to see the team before they head out to spring training. all that and more when good

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>> downtown cleveland skyline from across lake erie shaping up to be a nice saturday morning for you as we've got several local stories for you developing in just a moment. first, we want to give you a quick look at our weather with janessa webb. what do we have for you? i'm sorry, janessa, we're not supposed to go there yet. i'm sorry. we're going to talk a little baseball first. why not, right? baseball season just around the corner. temperatures as warm as they've been, i'm getting ahead of myself. it is easier to see why fans are excited this year. we have a preview of the indian fan fest. potential parking problems, now extending to the city services center. now back to janessa, i'm so excited about this forecast. what do you got for us? >> waking up right now, our

and we have not seen that all week long. we're about 22 degrees above our normal this morning and we're going to continue to be on that upward trend. across the board, good morning. madina at 24 degrees and you're the cool spot. we're going to see a shift in our winds this afternoon out of the south and that's what is going to allow for the gradual warming. right now, you can seeing clouds tracking more towards the east and that will be the case as we head into the rest of the afternoon. a little bit of high pressure building in. this morning, you can count on a little bit of sunshine. we have a system well to our north and this is what is producing the cloud coverage to move across the northeast ohio. so keeping our eye on this next storm system, well to our west right now in the rockies and this will produce us with a little bit of your rain moving into your sunday and monday. let's soak up the heat for the last weekend of january. look at this, nick. as we head into the 3:00 hour,

mostly cloudy skies with our highs into the upper 40s. >> clearly this forecast has me all mixed up. only on 5 now, a woman rescued by cleveland firefighters after an evening drive turned terrifying. she wasn't the only one needing rescuing. chris has more on all the damage caused by a water main break. >> her car sits alone in the middle of a makeshift river. >> i thought i was going in the hole with the car. >> bibbons was on her way to pick up her daughter when she drove into the water main. she was finally rescued by the cleveland fire department. >> it it was very deep. he fell in the hole ask it went over his head. >> that firefighter slipped on ice while trying to push the car free. he also had to be rescued after he went under. >> i was scared i was going in there next. >> she was terrified and tonight considers that firefighter a hero.

almost lost his life today. so yeah. he is. he did real good. i was happy they got me out of the car. that's all i'm saying. >> scary situation to say the least. three firefighters got stella out of her car. as for the firefighter that went under, he's okay this morning. he's not guilty. drogin wasn't arraigned. he shot her last month after days after he was arrested on charges of trying to run her over with his car. and a jury found an akron woman guilty in the murder of her five children. tiffany powell and james harris were in a custody battle when powell and her boyfriend, paul reid, lured harris to her home and killed him. powell will be sentenced next month. reid is serving a life sentence.

for these two men who they say robbed a woman at gunpoint, targeting her as she left the great northern mall wednesday night. they took her wallet and used her credit cards a the a cleveland target. this is the license plate, believed to be a silver or gray ford focus. if you know who these guys are, you are urged to call police. >> and now to a channel 5 exclusive. growing parking problems for thousands who have to work or work at cleveland's justice center. open this summer in time for the republican national convention. but the city is clef land is allowing it to open without additional parking. those that work at the center say it will have a big impact on the judicial process. >> attorneys weren't there, defendants weren't there, prosecutors unable to get in. witnesses, court watchers. >> employees say they like to see a shuttle service added to

so far, no response from the city or county. well, the indians will head to arizona for spring training at the middle of next month. in fact, it's right around the corner. before they leave, they are giving fans a chance to have fun with the team. that's where meg shaw is this morning live at the aloft in cleveland with a preview of today's activities. hello, meg. >> reporter: hey, good morning. if you're heading down here later this morning or this afternoon, prepare for a packed house. this is a smaller venue, but they are expecting thousands of people to head out here and it is officially sold out. both sessions today are sold out. even though we are not at progressive field, you will still get to enjoy the same staples just like in years past. your favorite players, michael brantly, will all be out here interacting with fans. this event is great for the

fest has tons of activities to get everybody in the mood for baseball season. now as a quick piece of advice, print your tickets at home for this year's event. they will not be scanning your mobile devices when you are out here. and don't forget, bring your jerry, your baseballs, anything you want autographed because players will be out here today signing autographs and for those of you old enough, later today, various players will be celebrity bar tending at the wxyz lounge. a portion of the sales will be going to the cleveland indians charity. if you are heading down here today, prepare for a packed house, but a fun and exciting day for the players and the fans. live in cleveland, meg shaw, news channel 5. >> meg, thank you. got to love tribe fest, because it gets you excited for the warmer temperatures. when good morning cleveland returns, the viral netflix hit

and continuing to grow. in his my ohio series, leon bibb will give us a tour of the great lakes brewery. >> and we are getting ready for a weekend warmup. soak it in for the next it two days before a major storm moves in. i have your full forecast

good morning, everyone. i know everybody doesn't want to talk about snow, but look at

not an inch of accumulation for cleveland area. this doesn't look like this year will be one of the lowest for the season for snowfall, you can see 1932, less than an inch of accumulation. we are 27 inches below our normal for this time of year. now forecast for today, we are not talking about snow or rain. just temperatures unseasonally warm, we're going to hit the 50s toward richland county, wayne county, a few clouds floating through early this morning throughout the afternoon. we'll go with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. now winds still going to be a factor. but that's going to allow for that gradual warmup. hello to the hot spot, it goes to akron, we'll go with 51 to 52 degrees. if you think today looks good, take a good look at sunday afternoon. we do have rain chances late for sunday evening.

>> it certainly is, thanks, janessa. we're taking a look at events. the young professionals of the alzheimer's association are -- that's at 8:00 tonight in cleveland. also happening today in cleveland, the tattoo arts convention continues at the first merit convention center and allows tattoo enthusists to show off their ink, and maybe even get a new tattoo. the sports fans can head to quicken loans arena. the lake erie monsters, this is the second game in that series. last night, the monsters won 3- 2. and of course, it will be a quick turn around from hockey to basketball. the cavs go head to head with the spurs at 8:30. huge game as the cavs look for that signature win. you can watch that game right

have plenty of post game reaction. post game talk and a breakdown of the game. make sure you stick around right here on news channel 5 after the game to check it all out. if you see news happening, text or e-mail us. or tweet us at wews.

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you can't say that. >> that is carol baker repeating what she said in a courtroom that led to her arrest. the suspect went off during her hearing. yelling at the judge, threatening to stab the prosecutor as well. officers tracked her down after she left the mew municipal building and say she did have a 3-inch knife in her possession. >> a lot of times people make threats, but they don't have the means to carry it out. it's just idle. she could have pulled that out and started cutting. >> baker was charged with inducing panic, retaliation, and carrying a concealed weapon. by the way, the municipal building has some security cameras, but no metal detectors. the city is applying for grants to get them. and a united nations group is suggesting the u.s. consider making amends to african americans by publicly acknowledging the slave trade

after meeting with african americans, the group will present several suggestions for changes in the u.s. to the u.n. human rights council in september. a federal judge is refusing to release three men from jail. the main figures behind the arm standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge. she is concerned they won't follow orders to return to oregon for criminal proceedings. the judge will release people only if the standoff ends. four holdouts still are occupying that refuge. well the netflix show, making a murder, continues to earn the focal point. more than 100 supporters gathered near a wisconsin courthouse yesterday morning to protest avery's murder conviction. he was convicted of killing teresa in 2005. not everyone was there to show support. some were there to voice their belief that he is, indeed, guilty. avery filed an appeal earlier this month.

learning that david bowie wanted his ashes scattered in the inned indonesian island. spread. his estate is set to be divided among his wife, two children, a long-time personal assistant, and a nanny. and, janessa is joining us now. i remember growing up with his music. just an icon. it's sad to see he was gone and touched so many. this forecast touching a lot today if you get outside. >> it's going to touch a lot of people. >> it is going to be nice. >> i don't think i have seen i have not. >> two winters, as i mentioned before, wow, what a change. >> january, february, our coldest months. yes should have that huge winter coat on.

it's not gong to going to be a month, it's unseasonally mild and please soak it in. as we head into tuesday, we'll be on a downward trend. by next weekend, we'll start to talk about winter once again. temperatures across the board, 30 degrees. folks across northeast ohio, we should be in the upper teens, lower teens. so nearly 20 degrees above our normal for morning lows. 28 out towards stark and summit county. good morning. barberton, you're seeing milder air. well towards our north, you can see a storm system that is brewing. a transition in our wind today coming out of the south and that's what will allow for the gradual warmup throughout the afternoon. st. louis this morning, all the way into alabama. they are almost at the 50- degree mark. i do want to talk about the

out towards the rockies and the plain states, they are dealing with wintery weather. this system starts to track into northeast ohio going into tomorrow evening. all the way into your monday. now temperatures still going to be on the mild side into the upper 40s, but it's going to produce us with a good dose of rain overnight into your early morning commute for monday. today, let's talk about mostly to partly cloudy conditions. the daytime highs into the upper 40s. we'll go with 48 out towards the greater cleveland area. hey, might even see 50 degrees into stark and summit county. a mild evening as you're headed to the cue. out and about tonight, we'll be into the lower 40s. there is that breeze. windchills, still the feel like temperature into the mid 30s. looking good for the next four days, all the way into wednesday afternoon. we'll be on that downward trend as our next storm system starts to enter.

concerned about the snow. it's going to be a rain and snow mixture. it's the cooler air that starts to move in here from 50s to 27 degrees. and then going into next weekend, you can see that mix. 32 degrees by friday. so, cooler weather as we step into next weekend. >> all right, jan nessa, thank you, there is sweetness in the air on the cleveland west side. leon went to track down the aroma and wound up in ohio city, finding something millions of people celebrate. >> reporter: steam would coming from this chimney means something good underneath. it takes time and care. there is much to care about when it comes to the brewing of beer. this is the pub at cleveland's great lakes brewing. here are friendly faces and food.

our story begins here. in the cleveland area called ohio city, brewing takes place. great lakes is a craft brewery. that means it is brewers interpret historic styles with unique twists and producing new styles. as a craft brewery, it makes less than 6 million-barrels a year. small brewery when compared to the big boys. but this big taste has followers. >> i believe this is our 75- barrel brew house. everything you have found in a bottle or ekg come out of this very room. >> caroline mcdonald tells the story of dan and patrick conaway who started this operation in 1988. the little brewery that could, and did, and does. >> only brewed 1,000 barrels in that first year and now we are up to 165,000 a year. >> a lot and a lot of attention

blend together. we are fortunate today. >> what is that sweetness that i smell in the air? >> right now, we are brewing christmas ail. so with christmas ail, we add cinnamon and ginger. >> you can keep up with what is destined to go down. required his steady attention of those laboring here. what do those worker rs do when their work is done? >> we lake to have a beer or two at the bar across the street. >> understandable. across theway is the pub. part of the great lakes. a steady stream of customers keeps the bar jumping. the brewery work across the way tap. and in other 13 other states. there is beer pant r banter, like what will you have? the christmas ale. >> on a scale of 1 to 10,

>> lots of talk, even from the walls. the storied walls tell of cleveland's beer making history. when there were many brewers. >> by 1832, there was brewing here. in 1820s, only 600 people living in cleveland. so pretty important part of this city right from the start. >> this place has been a tavern since 1872. it was in 1901, they put the bar in right there. eventually, along time prohibition and they put the bar in storage. that's when the salvation army moved in right here. eventually prohibition was repealed and the bar came back. and it's been back ever since. >> impressive stuff. >> it is. >> equally impressive is what else the brewery inspired. other companies in this ohio city neighborhood moved in, too. yes, the new kid on the block brought new business, although it was an old idea. >> in the early days of the

so this city has a long history with beer. great lakes brewers company -- at same time, bills in this community becoming a key foundation. this is leon gibb, telling the story of the ohio city brewery still growing and helping cleveland grow. >> you can drink to that. >> absolutely. >> which leads us to understand there is something brewing here. in more ways than one. >> a special thanks to leon and all of this can be considered part of the revitalization of cleveland. there are 240 people working at great lakes brewing right now, happily employed at a cleveland land mark. we're back with one last look at your cleveland forecast

welcome back. janette joins us for your last look at the forecast. >> warmer air that is tracking in. 48 for today. lower 40s, 50s into your sunday afternoon as rain starts to track in late. going into your monday and tuesday, we'll start to deal with still rain, but our temperatures unseasonally warm. please soak this in for the next three to four days before cooler weather makes its way back. >> another weekend of warmer temperatures. enjoy. the news continues next on good morning america. we'll be following new developments all day long and you can get con taint updates on your app.

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