breaking news. a train derailment triggers an emergency situation in one community. we're hive with late-breaking developments. and dramatic new video of bray sen burglars. when they are targeting and what you can do to keep from becoming a victim. >> we have rain coming our way. >> news channel 5 begins now with breaking news. >> hubs of people finally back in their homes after a train derailment and fire forced them to evacuate. >> two train cars collided in bruce administer. that is in star county and that where news channel 5 frank wiley has been

talking to investigators and those forced out. a stark contrast from what we saw earlier when fire crews did their best to put out flames. the good news is no one was injured. hundreds huddled while thoughts loomed in their imagination. >> the urge to wait and see gave way to police commands. evacuations stretched to as many as 300. some other the other side of town. at the lake erie rail yard, flames highlighted the target for more than a dozen fire departments. a train derailment made the -- fire spread. in this small town, word spread faster. >> we were at our pass basketball game for our daughters. >>reporter: people started talking about what was in the air. >> just a smell. a terrible odor. one was carrying butane. one had natural gas.

grabbed was enough while they waited. the way back home is marked in red and blue. as promised, everyone was saved. the flames were put out around 8:00. folks were able to return home just about 9:15. frank wiley, news channel 5. >> and investigators will be on the scene throughout the night to determine what caused those cars to come off the tracks. our other big story. the iowa caucus's tight races tonight for both parties, an update for donald trump. ted cruise wins the republican caucus. they are still hashing things out on the democratic side. tonight's caucus is kicking off the primary voting season which for the gop will end with a nomination of their candidate here in cleveland. news channel 5 live in des moines with an inside look at tonight's caucus. hey guys. we're live here at the bernie sanders watch party in des moines where the crowd is filling in behind

bernie sanders to address them. this race is too close to call. very reminiscent of the republican race four yores ago. this night is iowa's night to shine. q across iowa, school gymnasiums and churches take part in the signature event. the republican caucus is straightforward. representatives for the candidates making their case. donald trump jr. speaking for his father here. >> we had to turn out, then i am hoping for it, and i am expecting that we see based on the stadium that he is able to fill. if we get some of these. >> the republican voted writing names on pieces of paper. the democrats controlled chaos as caucus goers took sides. these for bernie. these

these for o'malley. hillary clinton, 193. bernie sander, 82. two sides that fought over the middle east. the cap too great for benn -- bernie. across the hall, the paper count giving the night to rubio 3-1 over trump. >> we have a commanding lead over new hampshire. iowa is probably the toughest of all of them. sort of regardless of what happened tonight, we would love to win. >> and the trump people had a pet the i good idea that this might not tonight. one thing to remember. no republican no republican president has one iowa and one new hampshire. cruz has an uphill fight. as far as the race for the democratic side, sanders is going to be having a strong role to play because of his status in vermont.

iowa last time around to president obama. that race is fog to hinge on what happens in new hampshire. what happens in new mexico will help kasich and kasich appeal to those independent voters. we will continue to monitor. we know a spokesperson and surrogate for bernie sanders here is we'll talk to her later tonight and have more for you tomorrow on good morning cleveland. reporting live in des moines, john kasich. tonight's caucus was the beginning of our complete 2016 coverage. john kasich hits the road. he's heading to new hampshire for the gop debate. see that on abc and the tuesday's primary. catch live reports on news channel 5 and you'll find updates on our app. there is breaking news on the presidential rate. sources are saying former maryland governor martin amali is ending his campaign for the democratic nomination, and just moments later, former arkansas governor make hawk bee announced on twitter that he was officially suspending his campaigning

ohio governor john kasich was in new hampshire instead of iowa hoping to drum up support ahead of next week's primary. campaign analysts did not expect kasich to do well in iowa and without a strong performance in new hampshire, it might be difficult for kasich to get the money to continue campaigning. our own john ka sixthch in iowa. they are currently under blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings. john, if you are listening, get in the car. >> all right. head east. we have that big water storm churning off to our west. it's going to head into the western lakes. for us, it benefits us because it keeps us warm. we get some rain, and yes, we are tracking some wind, but that's really about it from that storm to our west the next couple of days. right now, look at the clear sky action over northern ohio. you can see we have got, well, this shouldn't be a front. it should be clear starry skies out there. we're going to keep those starry skies going. tonight, we'll see a few clouds tomorrow. buckeye chuck if we keep the clear going

>> i doubt phil will though. thirty-one in cleveland now. twenty-eight in akron. currently, 30 in canton. what is next? in seven minutes. don't go to bed. on the mild side, we are tracking rain hour- by-hour and waiting for wind, and some of these winds are going to get nasty i. more on that coming up. cleveland mayor frank jackson released his annual budget. part of the master plan includes raising taxes. how was this plan received? >> well, people want specifics. people are okay with the tax increase as long as that money goes where it is needed. >> i pay for cleveland, and i also pay to go to schools. >> murdoch is in good company, one of thousands of people who work in cleveland and live

eighty-seven% comes from people who live outside the city limits. along with residents, they could see that tax rise to 2.5% if the major's -- mayor's proposal passes. >> it's got to come from somewhere. where is it going to come from? everybody has to do their part. i believe in the democratic system and hopefully it will get better. but that raise is going to hurt a lot of people. >>reporter: with a $42 million budget deficit, the mayor says the tax hike is the only way to avoid lay-offs, cuts to city services and get back on the road to improvement. >> are you afraid that this is going to drive employers out in cleveland? >> no, what i am afraid of is that if, in fact, i can't go on the street, why would they come to cleveland. what i am afraid of is if they call the police and it takes them a half an hour to get there, why would they come? >> according to council president kevin kelly, much of the blame falls on the state's shoulder. local government funding by millions over the fasts past two years. >> i am waiting to see what it will look like and i'm open to it but night if it is just status quo.

that money to result in real changes from streets to safety. accountable for what they are trying to do. >> they are working on a now. exactly which city before it is done on the ballot, that will be either early next spring. if it passes, it would be effective immediately. the first income tax reporting live at city hall, news channel 5. okay. thank you. and by the way, that half percent tax increase will cost someone making $50,000. so many protesting many couldn't get into the room. live in our newsroom with a controversial

deer herd. our photographer had a tough time getting inside the door here. take a look here. it was standing room only. an overflowing crowd that spilled out into the hallway. many residents angry that the city is going ahead with the plan to kill the deer by trapping them and shooting them. the method is called trap and bold -- trap and bolt. >> we are pretty -- pretty outraged. it is animal cruelty. it is animal cruelty, and that should not be a community service. that is not what public servants are supposed to be doing. culling deer accidents in the last three years. tonight, he told me they have quote actively studied this problem for many years incorporating the input of experts to find methods tholed who be effective for our city. this isn't the send -- this isn't the end of it. there is a peace -- peaceful protest planned at the next city council meeting two weeks from tonight. that's

live in the newsroom, chris flanagan. >> there have been more threats against police officers in a ohio community. hershell ray jones is facing the death penalty after he was indicted in the murder of danville police officer thomas catrell. catrll was found dead not long after jones' girlfriend called mr. us and said he was looking to kill a cop. the police chief says there have been several new threats on officers since the killing. still ahead on news channel 5 at 11:00, several popular night spots hit by burglars in little more than a week. did you recognize the crooks i just showed you. i'll have the video and surveillance only on 5. >> and an international emergency. the zika virus outbreak alarming health officials wormwild. -- worldwide. how many cases we could see. >> now, it's going to feel like springtime. we have 50s. heavy rain and maybe some high winds coming your way. we'll

>> the percentage of alcohol- related deaths on our highways is shocking. now the feds are asking the states to cut down on how much you can legally drink before getting

new video of some bray sen thieves hitting night spots on the city's west side. the bad guys don't stop there. they are causing thousands of dollars in vandalism once they get inside. >> a string of break-ins that has the gordon square on high alert. the fire investigator is live from detroit avenue, and that is an area that has been hit the hardest. do police have any leads? yes, they do. they are counting on video sur lay -- surveillance systems to help them make an arrest. a pile of burglary reports on the main desk of the second district detective video, a series of surveillance pictures in a string of eight break-ins on some of the top night spots on the city's west side in just the past ten days. do you recognize this guy at the cash register drawer? how about this suspect carrying the crowbar he used to break through the back door. cleveland councilman says it's a disturbing trend that has hit his ward hard. >> it is individuals that are doing the

they are going in and breaking in jukeboxes and prying open anything they think might have a little bit of money. >> four locations at one night. the happy dog at 5801 detroit. xyz the at that vern through? park view night club and the plattform brewhouse in the # 1 block of lorraine. the rash of break-ins had zones sending e-mails. secure your doors. check the relict of your surveillance systems. >> we told them to empty out the cash register or keep the drawer open. this video of two suspects outside. the happy dog captured by these high resolution cameras now posted all over the gordon square business district. >> somebody who is not very sophisticated. somebody who is looking for a quick fix. >> and police are exploring a series of good leads in all of these cases if you have

detective bureau. i'm 5 on your side. favorites tonight and you'll only see it here on 5. a of herself to save a man's life. we first told you about jim search for a new kidney five months ago. he put up a billboard to find a donor. cathy saw his story on news channel 5 and couldn't stop thinking about him so she e-mailed jim to find out how to get tested to see if she was a match. against all odds, she was. >> she said i am all in. i just want to do this for you. i want to help you. i want to help you save your life. >> i this i that jim deserves to see his kids get married. i think jim deserves to hold a grandchild. >> the transplant is scheduled for wednesday. jim is calling cathy his hero. cathy says helping him is simply the right thing to do.

should legally have before getting behind the wheel may drop. the national transportation safety board is asking states to lower the legal blood alcohol level from .08 to .05 hoping to cut down on alcohol-related crashes. one-third of all highway deaths in the last 15 years have involveed alcohol. the world health organization is sounding the alarm over the zika virus declaring -- declaring the quick spread an international emergency. the agency held an emergency meeting on the outbreak today. the last time a health emergency like that was declared was for the ebola outbreak in 2013. that killed lez more than # 1000 people. another winter storm is making its way across the country. this is a look at the snow that fell in parts of arizona and new mexico today. up to nine inches of snow in flagstaff for schools to close.

get pretty cold there overnight. they're supposed to be in the 70s. in the jungle, the mighty jungle, the ground hog sleeps tonight. there are ground dogs -- groundhogs all over the country that their big day is tomorrow. i kind of think chuck here in ohio is going to see his shadow and i think phil will not see his shadow. >> time will tell. i will not see my shadow. let's take a look at what is going on outside. our 5 live doppler network radar. our live look at downtown.

drops or snowflakes within 700 miles. there are clouds to our north and south and east. and right in the middle once again, we are enjoying some phenomenal clear sky action and the clear skies will continue for the most part overnight tonight and i think tomorrow morning a lot of you are going to need the sun classes -- sunglasses as we begin our day with some sunshine. thirty-one cleveland. twenty-eight akron. thirty in canton. twenty-four. we have 31 at hopkins. eighty-two% humidity. light southerly breeze. very light hum at three miles per hour. the wind subpoena traveling out of the south and west and meeting up in front of this warm front. the heavy snow. way. northern ohio will be on the warm side. significant for us because good winds. here is the warm front coming in tomorrow night

i think winds could gust well above 30 miles per hour tomorrow night through east wednesday morning. we get showers. one or two of you might hear some thunder tomorrow night into wednesday morning. these are sustained winds well above three miles an hour. your rain drops begin to arrive at 6:15 tomorrow. there will be isolated showers for the afternoon commute. showers continuing on and off through at least part of the morning rush hour. so all in all, there is the rain. a sprinkle 5:00 p.m. and here is the rain showers after everybody is coming home safe and sound. and 29 tonight. partly cloudy. dry and cold. tomorrow, let's do 50. clouds thicken up. late showers after dark for the most part. and there could be a couple of isolated shower. and warming up to near 50

rain shower. fifty-six on wednesday. becoming windy with some late-day snow as temperatures struggle with the 30s. lake effect snow on thursday. forty-one by saturday. >> time to start talking about superbowl elle. >> they had 50. superbowl elle. we're going to talk about opening night. the first time they had media day. it's primetime. we'll talk about that. while breaking another. we will have all the clues and

for the last six seasons. in fact, their last win in indianapolis 2010. now, they had a 16-point lead in this game. it ended upcoming down to the wire they really had to battle into the third quarter. inside two minutes. smith hits the three. cavs down watch this. you know what? i got the ball. and jumper. game tied at 96. we go to overtime. get overtime. watch den. highlights of the season. he works his way through the watch this. and in why ever. >> 13 seconds to go. the cavs go on to win 111-106. they have that indianapolis losing streak.

was really good. 11.5. thirty points in the third quarter. and down five late in the game and to be able to make a run, stay with it and execute down the stretch. this is huge -- here we go again. that is a huge win for us. >> it's all good when mo is behind you u. >> irving has 25. lebron 24. kevin love and jr smith. cavs shot 50%. all those things lead to a victory, but ty lou didn't call a time out play to force the guys on the floor to make a good decision. >> i just feel like we are out there playing basketball. we're helping one another having each other's backs and i think that is going a long way right now. >> and it is a great win for us. and i just told the guys. and playing the way we

they are looking at me to. >> y'all dug this hole. just get out of it. guys coming together. we continue to fight when overtime we win the game. >> being held accountable. superbowl week is underway. panthers and broncos partaking in the first primetime media day. nfl calling it opening night at the superbowl. we go off to the bay area. the superbowl on sunday. tonight, you're looking at san jose. big and bold. number 50 in the superbowl. not l for lee jordan. just 50. and it's bigger and better than before. payton manning has already been a superbowl mvp once in his career. can he capture every moment? >> he has encouraged us to soak it up, enjoy the moment, focus on getting prepared to play a great carolina panther people team president. don't hurry through it. it was probably my quick feet. i wasn't trying to go

fifty-two and 540 is not that much difference. but i am trying to soak it up. i think you have to, especially playing in superbowl 50 because of this.

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