a woman is dead fooling violent crash downtown. >> one of our photographs captured this video of police trying to rescue the woman trapped. first responders frantically tried to free the woman with their own hands as they waited for the jaws of life to arrive. >> we wanted to know why did it take several extra minutes for the life-saving tool to arrive on scene. our derick waller is live in cleveland.

were on scene by 12:56, but the jaws of life actually had to be diverted from another call and didn't arrive for six more minutes. >> we're in an industry where seconds count. >> reporter: that's why when i showed the union president video of workers trying to free the victim with his own hands, this was his reaction. >> i can't tell you there was a cleveland service rescue squad just down the block. >> reporter: squad three closed in 2013. it was housed here at fire station 22 at 73rd and superior. the same team that responded first last night without those jaws of life. >> service reduction means less service. >> reporter: and watch this. the time code from our photographer's news camera shows engine the 2 arriving at 12:56 to find two people ejected and another woman trapped inside. then another crew, this time

at 1:02, six minutes later. the victim was pronounced dead today there's a memorial. >> if they had the jaws of life everywhere they're supposed to be, maybe she would still be here. >> reporter: but we were told the squad's closing would have no impact on service. >> at no point or no means would we not supply the residents with their medical support. >> to someone watching, couldn't they conclude that there was an impact on service? >> people can make a lot of assumptions. >> reporter: gray told me those services were moved to areas with greater call volumes. >> these are situations that are really thought over very carefully to the benefit of the residents of the city. >> reporter: but overall, budget data does show about 130 fewer fire department personnel than five years ago. >> those reductions that you've seen that we've seen since 2011 all boots on the >> reporter: obviously there's no way to know for sure if

made a difference but this does raise an issue of funding. this week mayor frank jackson proposed his budget which includes a half percent increase in the income tax. that money does go to help fire, police, and ems. derick waller, newschannel5. a canton man was killed after witnesses say tried to beat a train at a crossing in barberton. witnesses told us 51-year-old anthony nichols drove around several cars waiting, and then through the gates before he was hit by the train. an accident between a car and a semitruck on interstate 90 killed an 87-year-old man. it happened at that time rest area on the westbound side of i-90 in concord twi. ohio state police are still investigating the circumstances into what happened. a police chase, a high- speed crash, and an explosion. all of those terrifying events unfolding on the streets of akron. newschannel5 broke that story

bob generals has new video. >> reporter: by the time it was all over, chris, an innocent driver was injured. he was brought here to akron bush unit. he suffered burns to his hands and burns to his back. today a witness to that accident provided cell phone video showing a pickup engulfed in flames after a chevy impala plowed into it in the firestone park neighborhood around 9:00. earlier police were trying to stop that car and its driver, a zane separate hit skip. the driver exceeded 90 miles per hour and the cops called off the chase but hicks kept going and slammed into a truck which was hauling cans of it was so lean. a 43-year-old escaped the truck with burn injuries. hicks ran away but was arrested behind a church. >> i have to family size our

they felt it was unsafe they stopped the pursuit, and it was a mile away from where they stopped the pursuit where the crash took place. >> reporter: hicks will face many charges including aggravated vehicular assault and carrying a concealed weapon. that's because two loaded guns were also found inside that impala. live in akron, bob jones, newschannel5. >> happening now, many talmadge residents are forced to boil water, this after a huge water main break. a 12-inch pipe ruptured, flooding the street and several area businesses. residents are urged to boil hours. the mayor is telling us the tomorrow. to the weather now, it was far chillier out there today setting day. oh what a difference a day makes, mark. >> danita, there's little

we call those snowflakes. impacting your commute you can see our traffic cams showing wetness on the lenses, snowflakes falling, melting. with care. 31 cleveland, 31 in akron, 29 wooster to -- elyria. let me show you what's coming up next. clicker. there we go. temperatures in the 30s, scattered snow showers ending gradually as we head through the 9:00 hour. coming up this weekend for your super bowl party, interesting little scenario taking shape for your sunday. will you have to call it quits early if your team is not winning and head home for safety? we'll talk more about that. two years after a simple bike ride nearly killed her, a

she was riding her bike in october 2013 when she was struck by a hit-and-run driver. it this is video of her in the hospital. now we're going to fast forward. today she told a judge she's back on her bike, and the man who hit her deserved to be there. a trial date has now been set for the second man accused of killing an elderly couple from strasburg just over a year ago. jeffrey stewart is facing murder charges in the deaths of doyle and lillian chummily. prosecutors say they broke into the couple's home, bound them with duct tape, drove them to a rural area and shot them before setting their car on fire. robert clark was sentenced to life without parole in august. a case of cleveland police misconduct is now on its way to trial. this one involved a boy with disabilities and more than five years later those officers have not been disciplined.

we've been covering since last february. >> let's take you back. it was august 16th, 2010, when juan ortiz was playing outside his apartment complex. two officers pulled up looking for a robbery. when juan saw the pay, he ran to his parents and kazmir ran after him. witnesses described him yanking mom away from his mom, slamming him against a hot rung car for 45 minutes. three minutes after tint cleveland's civilian police review board recommended that the two be disciplined for their actions against juan. but that never happened. justice. the future. i want to see him, that everything is clear for him, that not all the police officers are bad.

ortiz family may be just a verdict away. the 6th court circuit of appeals decision filed today determined the ortiz family may proceed with an excessive force lawsuit against the officers. once that's settled the city will determine what, if any, action will be taken. >> the story was featured on our website and also on our newsnet5 app. investigators have uncovered a disturbing trend. the hacking of some private security cameras including right here in cleveland. >> jonathan walsh live with a preview of an explosive story. jonathan, what you found is really eye opening. >> and for good reason, because my research has found compromising cameras in people's bedrooms, medical procedures, schools, day care, and so much more, putting ip- based camera security into question.

that's hacked or accessed 73,000 ip-based cameras around the world. i'm not naming the site, but you don't need to league in, you don't pay for it. it's wide open, capturing intimate images. it's the kind of invasion of privacy that has people in our area wondering. here i am at a local business that uses a multi-camera system. you can see inside the offices. and various spots outside, including here, over here by this truck, and this camera. this whole system can be controlled by a cell phone. so is the owner worried about getting hacked? >> any technology, there's always people out there that are 10 steps ahead of it. >> reporter: mike is still very cicht his system that's actually helped catch crooks. but in this lab, a student lets me in, and i'm walking around. the school told me the cameras

equipment but little did the school know the video would show up on this site. >> is this you guys? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: i got reaction from students in the lab at the time. >> it makes me more concerned about where else people have access to seeing and what potential threats that could cause. >> all of this is just the tip of the iceberg. wait until you see jaw dropping video tonight at 11:00 in my special report. i'll talk to the experts, explain the problem with the cameras and what you can do to help stay away from hacks into your home. it's very important. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. investigators jonathan walsh, newschannel5. still ahead on newschannel5.

plus, an alarming concern

is cleaning up after a small fire, a fire the family says was started all because of a hoverboard. josh bought his son one this christmas, wanted to get his son what is turning out to be the hottest toy of the season literally. this one caught on fire while it was charging. the local fire chief says it looks as if the batteries burst apart, and putnam says was careful about the type of hoverboard he bought. >> we did our research. it said the ones with the three prong, you can plug them in, and they're fine. you don't have to worry about those. obviously they're a danger. >> thankfully only the carpet in the family's home was damaged. new numbers out show half of teens get their exercise at school but is it enough? the study found they're still only getting about half of what's recommended daily. researchers discovering teens

day doing some form of exercise, but 42% of that was mainly just walking to and from class. the study also found walking to school added an extra 15 to 20 minutes of physical activity for students. however, only 15% of kids today actually do that. avon lake city schools getting a grant to encourage physical education at schools. fuel up to play 60 as well as the american dairy association giving the district $17,000. the play 60 program was created to make sure kids get the nutrition and exercise they need to stay healthy as they grow. well, it's been a busy week of winners and losers this week, between the iowa caucuses and the soon to be super bowl champions on sunday. >> why not leave the all- important decision to a taker at a zoo in des moines. broncos or panthers?

>> in a typical tiger fashion, she sided with her cousin choosing the panthers. >> that's a smart tiger. >> see what happens. >> we've got some snow. i think people are rejoicing. >> haven't seen it in awhile. >> absolutely right. we've got tower cam kind of all messed up there, the snow hitting the lens and kind of melting. so roadways are wet. we've got some snowfall especially east of cleveland little bit. this is not arrest major snow event, but again, if you get a quick inch of snow from the eastern suburbs into lake geauga, ashtabula county that will slow you down a little bit. here's the wider view showing clouds in place, scattered light snow showers mansfield, and canton. we'll slide in and show you snow. munson township, up to

fairport harbor, back into mentor, up toward perry and madison, eventually into central and northern ashtabula county. that's quick inch of snow over the next couple of hours. akron is drying out. flurries are moving north into richfield. columbia station as well, strongsville, over by the mall. lorain, you are drying out. a lot of 20s. elyria, medina. lower 30s cleveland, akron- canton, and ashtabula. 14 miles per hour those winds are blowing out of the west now. 31 degrees, light snow at hopkins air. 37 today, the average is 36. 32 the low, the average is 22, so a bit above normal. 8.8 inches of snowfall, that's it. here's the surface map. we've got a big low pressure that's going to develop and move right up near new york

of snow there in the next 24 hours. delays for travelers headed that way. here's a little alberta clipper fading away as it moves towards the great lakes. the concern for late in the weekend, most likely sunday night, hopefully after the super bowl is over, we've got right here. come on! there it is. this low is going to slide into northern ohio and set up for a few days. just kind of sit here and spin for a few days. so it's going to concentrate some scattered snow beginning sunday night into machine day. especially monday morning for the rush hour. you could see bursts of moderate snow accumulate ago few inches by the end of monday afternoon, probably starting off sunday night as a little bit of rain. so the early part of the event would be some rain, but a quick changeover to snow. again, moderate snow for the morning commute could really slow you down. travel, we're going to keep

so that's our weather alert day for the next seven days. late sunday mate into monday after your super bowl game is over. fingers are crossed. 25 overnight. cloudy, breezy. we've got some flurries. they should end by 9:00, 10:00. east end of the snow belt, scattered snow showers will continue. tomorrow let's do 38. everyone should enjoy at least a little bit of sunshine during the day. quiet weather day. akron tonight, 25 with flurries. tomorrow bright sunshine, a few clouds, 37. let's show you the weekend. saturday 40, sunday 42, and again sunday night into monday, there's that mix of snow. we'll go 42 with falling temperatures during the day. 30s into the -- here's your arctic air returning. notice we get snow each day through next week. it's not a monster winter symptoms, but a little bit of snow will add up each day.

sports. we just got a police report from the fort worth police department about the johnny manziel incident from over the weekend. johnny manziel's altercation with his ex-girlfriend, colleen crowley. he has not been charged. let's make that perfectly clear. but the report claims that crowley says johnny did hit her. here's the 911 call. >> i heard her scream coying came out, and she said her boyfriend had hit her. >> so we'll have more on that tonight at 11:00 and also the full police report on newsnet5.com.

just gets crazier for the whole organization. now you see maybe why the browns were a little pre- emptive in what they were saying. tmz sports caught up with hue jackson in california. >> do you want johnny manziel on your team? >> that's not the point for me to talk about if i want johnny manziel or not. that all will take care of itself at the appropriate time. >> does he after future in the nfl? >> johnny manziel has to determine that not me. >> that interview was came out before the police report came out. it just came out five minutes ago. more at 11:00. it was a gloomy thursday for cavalier fans as well. last night the cavs' five-game wing streak came to a close in charlotte. the hornets came to play in the second half. it even prompted the team owner to tweelt that no team in the nba can be taken lightly. kyrie irving has some self reflection knowing that

to win a championship. >> we just have to find continuity that we had in the first half. the things that are working, we've got to stick to the, continue to move the basketball. obviously we have the talent but we want to get away there that and save that for the fourth quarter when we need to be only in that mind jee. coach joe shaffer has stepped down after three seasons. eats looking to find other football options. a little fun to end things. everybody loves a good las vegas super bowl prop bet. here are a few fun ones. will peyton manning retire in his postgame interview? you can bet on that. how many times will we see the golden gate bridge? you can bet on that. what color liquid will be poured on the winning coach? orange is the favorite. also, ted ginn from glennville, a number of prop bets about him. he will score first? will he lead the team in rushing yards? how about a crossover pick? hang on to your particular,

then if you're good enough in november, you pick the winner of the presidency. you can bet all those things. >> i saw one, will an earthquake happen during the super bowl. >> everything. >> but only in vegas. >> will the commercials be great? yes. >> just catch your money on fire and burn it at home. >> thank you, mark.