it's going to be a bitterly cold valentine's day in cleveland. if you go outside we have tips to help you brave the elements. less than a day after the death of one of the most influential members of the judicial system the debate over who should replace justice scalia has already begun. first a live look outside of downtown cleveland. kind of overcast skies, but it is going to be cold everywhere you go. hello, everyone. we start this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland" with breaking news. at least one person killed in an early morning accident, i- 480 westbound is once again open between ridge and tiedman roads, that was closed more than three hours after crews responded to the fatal crash.

accident this morning. we start off now with a look at your first forecast with janessa webb. >> good morning. everyone waking up to a good old-fashioned sunshine across the area. as high pressure is building on top of us but cooler temperatures, the great news, just in the last hour we have bumped up about 5 degrees. greater cleveland at 10, earlier this morning, medina into stark and summit county, we're near 8 to 10 below. warming up quickly. you're going to notice that today. we're losing the northwest winds that we dealt with yesterday. 10 to 15 miles per hour. that is going to allow for the warm-up. akron you're at 14. out towards lake, geauga, into ashtabula county, still in the single digits at 10 degrees. everyone, we have lost that wind chill advisory that we were sitting under. it's been lifted by the national weather service. that's always good news.

clouds floating out towards willowick into summit county but hi high pressure is building from west-to-east and continue to move in as we head into the rest of the day. this is that storm system that i'm tracking moving in late tonight, overnight into your early morning commute. so we're going to lose that sunshine, but nick, today will be the last time you hear me talk about temperatures into the single digits, negative digit territory, as we head into your monday we're going to say hello to snow and the 30s. this bitter cold continues to be the story of the weekend. we have team coverage of the dangerously cold temperatures. janessa webb continues to track the front from the weather center. our own meg shaw out there experiencing the weather firsthand, live now in medina. braving the elements for us as well. good morning, meg, what do you have there?

we had the show earlier at 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. now, feels so much better out here in medina. i'll tell you what, it is sunny and blue skies. you mentioned overcast over downtown cleveland but if you were out in medina it's a beautiful day now. it's cold but i'm telling you what, if you were out here two hours ago it feels so much better, especially without any wind. a lot of folks out here in medina are coming up to the square for the 22nd annual ice festival. so let's talk about what you should do if you're heading out today. doctors say it's ok to come out here and have some fun especially on a holiday weekend but don't overdo it. keep track of how long you're outside and temperatures like this, frostbite can set in, in about 20 to 30 minutes. if you're heading out layer up, loose layers, cover as much exposed skin as you can and it's important to remove any wet clothing as soon as possible. what you should do, if you get frostbite, what you should do to warm up?

want to try hot water or fire or anything to overheat yourself because you can be prone to burns particularly if your skin is numb. >> reporter: as i mentioned it's the ice festival in medina. 22nd annual. again it's a great day to head out here. it's chilly, don't get me wrong. it's warmer but it's still cold. bundle up if you're coming here or elsewhere to celebrate valentine's day if you're heading here they have a competition from noon to 4:00. i walked around to see some of the ice sculptures. they are pretty amazing. again be safe as you head out today for valentine's day. live in medina, meg shaw, newschannel 5, nick? there thank you. she's been out there all morning. you can really see the pep in her step kind of come back as those temperatures creep up this morning. after you've been in the cold take your time warming up. if you had a lot of cold exposure as you just heard meg

rubior hands together either. that can cause more damage. as meg said use luke warm water, not hot scalding water to wash hands. another concern, water pipes at home, keep a steady drip so the pipes don't freeze and know where the shutoff valve is in case they burst when it gets a little warmer. >> should you have a pipe freeze, should you have a pipe burst you need to know how to shut it off. >> experts say keeping the thermostat in your home at a warm temperature consistently can prevent pipes from freezing as well. pet owners, there are some extra precautions you need to take during this type of weather for your furry friends as well. doggie sweaters and coats are a good idea to keep short-haired dogs cozy but don't forget about the pause and ears. those -- paws and ears, those parts of the bodies are also most prone to frostbite and other cold weather issues. >> when walking your dog in cold weather you're going to have to be aware of the salt and treatments for the ice and

licking it and burning their feet. >> also make sure larger breeds that are used to the cold have access to fresh unfrozen water. and an area to escape the wind. to some developing news -- the police department in madison village soon to be dissolved. the mayor wrote an open letter to the community explaining the decision. the mayor says it's all due to budget concerns. the city will partner with madison township allowing their police force to take over duties in the village. thank you so much for starting your sunday with us. i'm nick foley. coming up this morning, things republican debate. we'll show you the exchange everyone's talking about this morning. celebrities and pro golfers mingle in california for the pebble beach proam. viral. first our local weather. >> the cold can create some beauty across northeast ohio but what will the snow do? i'll track when that snow and

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afghanistan in 2015. nearly 7,500 injured. 25% of the numbers are children. as many as one million people came to see pope francis during his first full day in mexico. thousands as you see there line the motorcade routes that took the pope to mass. he spent the night at the vatican ambassador's home in mexico city. today francis will head to the capital's crime-ridden suburbs to experience firsthand poverty, drug use and gang violence plaguing the area. looking ahead to the workweek. president obama will be welcoming sean asian leaders -- southeastern asian leaders tomorrow. president obama getting a jumpstart on foreign affairs with a call to the kremlin this morning. he spoke with president vladimir putin about the war in asyria and unresolved conflict in ukraine. the two agreed on the need for

it comes the same day senator mccain launched a verbal attack on russia saying moscow is engaging in military aggression in syria. brazil's president says the zika virus outbreak will not compromise the upcoming olympics in rio. brazil's military and hundreds of thousands of health workers have been immobilized to fight zika. experts say the virus is sweeping through parts of latin america. zika is mostly harmless for adults but linked to a serious birth defect among newborns. the olympics in rio get underway in august. in hawaii they've declared a state of emergency in response to the zika virus and other mosquito-borne illnesses of the proclamation will free up much needed state funds for manpower and resources. proclamation didn't mean alarmed. no one has picked up the zika virus in hawaii yet for more than 250 cases of dang fever

island since september. janessa webb joining us for another look at weather. you said it all morning, we had to get through this weekend, those temperatures are going to start to come up on the horizon. it's been slow but on the rise for sure. >> medina into summit county, waking up to 8 below, the temperatures are going to slowly rise and today will be the last day you hear me talking about negative digit territory and wind chills. we're going to hide that graphic going into next week. today you can see we're sitting under a little bit of cloud coverage but well towards our west, that is high pressure and high pressure means it's going to make us happy because it's going to bring in sunshine as we head into mid-afternoon. we'll go with partly sunny skies as we head into about the 3:00 hour. look at the temperatures, not that bad compared to the last hour. medina, you're at 8 degrees, akron at finally 14.

madison, geneva on the lake, you're currently at 16. what you're going to notice today compared to yesterday, we were dealing with a northwest wind, 15 to 20 miles per hour. so that was bringing our wind chills down considerably. right now they are on the light side so millersburg, you're waking up to single digits, we're still at zero so 10 mile- per-hour winds bringing that ambient temperature down across the greater cleveland area. but we'll warm up quickly as we head into the rest of the day. you can see clouds, they are throat floating out and about out towards the east but out towards the west we're seeing high pressure moving in. that is what is allowing for the break in the clouds. this is our next storm system. well towards our northwest. it's going to slide in here as we head into late evening, overnight and fortunately for your early morning commute. it is already causing winter

warnings, well towards the west and out towards the east coast. it's going to be a quick mover here, good shot of snow as we step into your monday. so no change plans if you have them for valentine's day. i still want you to have the big winter coat and gloves because this afternoon we're only at 17 degrees. tonight, a slight inversion here, highs at 19 today but our lows only going to be down to about 17. so not going to be seeing that thermometer dropping much as we head into your overnight lows. high pressure on top of us is going to continue to slide towards the east. and we'll lose that sunshine, that is our next front. it's associated with some cooler air but a warm front on the backside of it, that's going to allow us to at the time back into the -- step back into the 30s as we head into monday. futurecast shows you're a-ok all the way into the 5:00 hour.

you can see a few flakes out towards wayne county, all the way into mansfield. this is more of an overnight event and then take a good look at this, around 6:00 to 7:00, 8:00, that's when we start to see the snow fly in here from route 30 corridor to 77 south. 71, you're going to start to see flakes flying. we are not forecasting only about an inch of accumulation but this will be another equal opportunity for everyone to get a good dusting for your monday. 18 for today. no snow as we head into tonight, 17. then look, we're on that upward trend here, this is a good valentines gift for all of you, 38 by tuesday. here you go, my gift to you, look at friday, 50. well above normal. >> love it. 20s and 30s never looked so good. thank you.

also come trade rumors. there are interesting ones involving the cavaliers and college hoops. lauren brill has more. >> reporter: kevin love trade rumors have been floating around. among rumors include one that would have carmelo anthony coming to cleveland. melo is good friends with lebron james but said yesterday he's not going anywhere. melo has a no trade cause and would have to wait it in order for a trade to happen. minnesota's carl anthony towns three-point shooting contest but not stephanie rybkoski, it's clay thompson -- steph curry. it's clay thompson.

of action you a day and night. second half, akron up 61-52 but northern illinois hungry in this one. trayvon baker from beyond the arc. niu pulls ahead, akron down by three and roboss imknocks it up from -- with seconds left. baker goes for the three, goes out of bounds and niu hits both 79. ohio state visiting rutgers, second half, buckeyes already up 37-34 but cory hits the floater, team high 23 points last night. buckeyes keep it going. aj harris driving to the hoop but no go. that's ok. it's tipped in. rutgers not giving up. mike williams with the steal.

with the dunk but not enough. buckeyes win 79-69, that's it for morning sports. as lauren just mentioned all-star weekend wraps up tonight with the main event. the all-star game. right here -- or shy say a little later -- i should say a little later, 8:00 is the start for that. the only cavalier own the court will be lebron james but tyron liu will be there as well. they are playing in toronto this year making it the first time this game will be held out of the u.s. in the 65-year history of the all-star game. it's called the biggest party in golf for a reason. justin timberlake proved why. he did the carlton than none other than carlton. the tournament wraps up with one more round today. right now on the pro side, phil mickelson will enter the day as leader at 16 under.

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look at downtown cleveland. the sun trying to peak through doing everything it can to help raise those temperatures on this chilly, chilly day. welcome back to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. weather as you know our top story this morning with temperatures and wind chills frighteningly low today. meg shaw is experiencing the depths of the lows in medina this morning. but first a check of the forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning. these wind chills and cooler temperatures soon to be a distant memory in northeast ohio as temperatures climb back into the 30s going into tomorrow. so today, valentine's day, i need to you get outside but make sure you have the double layers as high pressure is on top of us, it's going to allow for clouds to split apart and be slightly warmer. we'll still be on the chilly side but temperatures rebounding back to the upper 20s, lower 20s. right now we're currently at 10

in our winds, currently coming out of the south, 5 to 10 miles per hour and that is what is up. we have high pressure currently on top of medina. if you're out in that area you are waking up to about 8 below but you're currently at 12, winds on the calm side, with about. a few flakes that are moving out towards wayne county, as the clouds are making its way through but going to be moving out fairly quickly. should be a pleasant day. yesterday the winds were a big time issue. out of the northwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's what allowed for wind chills to be in negative digit territory. today they will transition out of the south and be on the light side. that will help our temperatures. right now the clouds coverage is working its way out towards the east. so lake, geauga into portage, ashtabula county, well towards the west, into lorain, erie, huron county, mansfield, you're

pressure and that's why you're seeing a little more sunshine. across the board, going into about the 12:00 hour, let's say break out the sunglasses once again. we're going to deal with a little inversion here, high today of 19. our low only 17 but man, this will be the last of it. we'll say goodbye and hello to the 30s, 40s and even 50s, nick. late next week. with those temperatures not stopping the dozens of events happening on this valentine's day across northeast ohio. that means many of you will be heading out into the cold today. meg shaw has been brave for us all morning, out and about and has tips to survive the chill. she's live in medina. looks like that feels-like is getting a little better this morning. >> reporter: yes. this smile on my face is real, because at 8:00 as janessa said

my photographer and i, our hands were cold in a matter of minutes but now that the sunshine is out, the skies are blue, it feels so much better. not to say it's not cold, i've been out two hours now, it's very, very cold so bundle up. as nick said it's valentine's day, a holiday weekend. a lot of people are heading out, especially in medina for the ice festival but let's use common sense and preventive measures to make sure you're keeping safe in this cold. doctors say it is ok to head out but you need to dress in layers. cover your head, get waterproof boots if you can. wool socks work best for keeping feet warm. time outside. you don't want to spend all day outside because frostbite can still set in, in 30 minutes with the exposed skin. here are some of the warning to frostbite. >> excessive cold, numbness, maybe whitish discoloration

extremities, fingers and toes. >> reporter: again many folks are heading out here in medina to the square for the 22nd annual ice festival. we've seen folks out here since 8:00 a.m. they are bundling up to enjoy this sunshine out here today. so it is nice wherever you're heading to today. make sure you have the layers on, because you can go out, you can enjoy winter and a day like today if you are smart and use the preventive measures that we talked about. if you're heading out to medina, 12:00 to 4:00 they have the team competitions for the ice sculptures. they look really good so if you're looking for something to do, come to medina, it's a good time. meg shaw, newschannel 5. moving to a serious impact of this weather -- the frigid temperatures and weather blamed for a deadly traffic pile-up in pennsylvania. a sudden snow squall causing dozens of cars to pile up on a major highway. interstate 78 was closed for

yesterday morning involving at least 50 vehicles. three people were killed and at least 40 others injured. police say whiteout conditions caught drivers offguard, cars and trucks still scattered on the interstate today. >> a couple of people laying out and trucks and cars all smashed, cars under tractor- trailers, in between tractor- trailers and it's just total destruction. >> dozens of ambulances, shuttled some of the drivers involved to a firehouse to keep them out of the bitter cold. pennsylvania state police are telling people to stay off the roads unless the travel is absolutely necessary. new this morning -- an iconic store on the ohio river by cincinnati destroyed. it's the rabbit hash general store, when firefighters arrived it was already fully involved. crews knocked it down around midnight but the store was destroyed. it was a social center for the

also sold antiques, opened in 1831. recordly contained items dating back to the 19th century. the department of veterans affairs says it has opened an investigation into its cincinnati hospital. the hospital delivers medical care to more than 43,000 veterans from southwest ohio, kentucky and indiana. our sister station wcpo in cincinnati reports the federal investigation began this past week after the station and scripps news washington bureau told va officials about investigation. including possible inappropriate conduct involving hospital. ohio is the birthplace of seven u.s. presidents and a cleveland attorney wants to honor that fact. the attorney james rattenahl says he's in the early stages presidential politics. he says he's in talks with ohio state and case western as center. presidents' day of course

if you use the turnpike to get to work or school you've had to deal with challenging weather and now you will soon need some cash for the toll as well. credit card readers will be down for at least seven hours tomorrow beginning at 9:00 in the morning. the ohio turnpike commission will be upgrading its technology network to improve customer service, the upgrades shouldn't affect drivers with the e-zpass service. when we come back, a major earthquake hit new zealand this morning. see more amazing footage from the quake. it's the cleveland valentine's day tradition, getting married at tower city. what you need to know if you want to take part. >> the "power of 5", we're going to track a little bit of snow to start your workweek, valentine's day definitely cool

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this is pearle vision. i'm janessa webb. no clouds in the sky towards wooster. wayne county off to a frigid start. don't get too excited about the sunshine and think there's a lot of heat behind that sun. we're still off to a cool start. hey, elyria, you were at 20 below this morning. that was the ambient temperature. not even factoring in a little breeze. you're starting to warm up now, currently at 4. mentor 17.

stark into dover, new philly, coshocton area currently at 9 degrees. i need to you give the weather just a tad bit of time to warm up today. we're going to sit under partly sunny skies towards your afternoon but look at that, we make a comeback, 20 degrees out towards richland, mansfield area. there is that south breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour but that is what is allowing for the gradual warm-up from parma, independent, euclid, willowick, you'll be in the upper teens to lower 20s. it was a chilly start out towards medina, summit county at 8 below. but today 20 and then we'll start to talk about 30s and by mid-week, upper 40s to lower 50s. looking good. >> patience is the key. it's going to get better. thank you. health news -- medical breakthrough just got the go ahead. the nation's first hiv positive to hiv positive organ donation will take place at johns hopkins university. studies estimate up to 600 hiv

their organs every year saving more than 1,000 lives. the doctor we talked with says it's also going to cut down on wait times for non-hiv patients. >> it will help the nonhiv patients because we'll be using more kidneys in general so other kidneys can be used for the non-hiv patients and their waiting times will go down as well. >> until the act passed in 2013 doctors couldn't use hiv positive organs to help hiv patients. the national institutes of health spent a few years creating safeguards before giving johns hopkins the ok. if you see news happening please let us know. you can text or e-mail us, 5tips@newsnet5.com or tweet us @wews. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature

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welcome back. 10:45. with our governor becoming a viable threat in the republican primaries john kasich is also becoming a target. political ads haven't really made their way to ohio yet but they soon will be. we look now at one ad running to find out whether it is true. >> kasich's budget raised taxes by billions. putting businesses -- hitting businesses hard, the middle class even harder. >> our local politifact editor found it is true that caseache asked for a sales tax increase of $1.5 billion over two years with you the ad doesn't tell

over $1.8 billion in the same two years. an exist we spoke to said keep in mind most of the tax cuts did go to the wealth nest taxpayers rather than to -- wealthiest taxpayers rather than to lower middle class families. we would rate the ad as false on our truth-o-meter. while many of the presidential hopefuls are in south carolina as we speak people in ohio looking to vote in our primary in march only have a few days left to register. the deadline to get on-line formation and complete is this upcoming tuesday. the secretary of state office in columbus will be open until 9:00 tuesday to accept the registrations. if you are mailing them in you need to have the forms postmarked by tuesday at the latest. lead in the water is not the only health concern the city of flint, michigan dealt with in the past few years. in 2014 the city saw 87 cases were fatal. making it one of the worst outbreaks of legionella in u.s. history.

water supply was to blame but as people started dying the cdc was never called in to find a source. according to cdc protocol a state must invite the cdc to investigate an outbreak. michigan didn't do that. >> the state stopped our investigation by prohibiting us to communicate, they prohibited communication between the center for disease control and genesee county health department. they prevented that team to come here and help us find the source. >> experts in the cdc say it's probably too late to scientifically identify the source of the legionnaire's outbreak but those in flint are concerned another outbreak could happen this summer if nothing is done. terrifying moment captured on camera in new zealand as the eastern part of the country is rocked by an earthquake. a 5.8 magnitude quake hit christchurch today and you can actually see shaking on the driveway there during the quake. so far there have been no reports of serious damage or injuries.

before the five-year anniversary of a more powerful quake in christchurch that killed more than 180 people. a group from the university of california and deutsche telecom working together hoping to build a seismic network to help track earthquakes. the my shake app uses sensors already in phones to map earthquakes near you. the ultimate goal, build a worldwide seismic network and use the data to reduce the effects of earthquakes. earthquakes no joke. scary things. janessa webb joins us now. you encountered a few in alaska? >> definitely. >> nothing like that here thankfully. we're just dealing with brutal conditions. >> yeah. earthquakes compared to severe weather, kind of one of a kind. dangerous stuff. we're dealing with winter weather here in northeast ohio. >> going to get better. >> it is. i need to you hold on. that is a great shot of medina.

the coldest temperatures of the season so far. awaking to nearly 10 to 15 below but the sunshine that you can see behind those trees is starting to warm things up. no, it will not be melting any snow, today, out towards wayne county, not a cloud in the sky but getting some things on social media, seeing a few flurries moving out towards wooster and wayne counties. it's going to be hit and miss, moving out fairly quickly. the big talker, about your valentine's day, temperatures, we're currently 10 degrees, just about an hour ago we were sitting in the single digits for greater cleveland. i was telling you if you were in summit county you were sitting at bitterly cold 8 below. finally warming up to 14. elyria you were 20 below earlier. lake geauga, portage, ashtabula county, you're almost into the mid teens. look at that cloud coverage

towards the east but high pressure, yeah, that is going to make you happy throughout your afternoon. that is what is going to allow for partly sunny skies to wrap up the weekend. yes, it will be short-lived as towards our west. it's already causing winter weather advisories and warnings out towards the east. you can see, it's going to be a quick mover, moving in tomorrow morning and sliding more towards the east late evening for your monday. you can see hour by hour, outdoor plans today, get out and enjoy but let's have the double layers once again as our highs. they are finally back up here. by 2:00 we'll be 18. 20s, that's cutting it close here. i don't think we'll be that warm for greater cleveland. i think out towards summit county you can see the lower 20s, then we're on the downward trend. we won't move the themmer too

into tonight. our futurecast. you're a-ok throughout the day. have the sunglasses handy. by 5:00, 6:00, as you're probably heading to dinner or out and about you'll see a few more clouds work in. then this is more of an overnight into early morning, morning commute. you're going to see a little bit of snowfall out towards route 30 corridor into 77 south, 71 south. this will be an equal opportunity once again for everyone to get a batch of snow but look at accumulation. it is not a big time event. we're going to see probably less than an inch but timing is everything. it will be impacting your early morning commute into early morning hours. 18 for today. no snow for your valentine's day, 17 as we head into tonight and then things, yeah, on the upward trend for the third week of february.

toasty temperatures next week, back into the 50s. today is valentine's day across the world and you can celebrate with flowers or chocolates. that is unless you are in indonesia where the holiday is banned. officials in the world's most populace muslim nation say the observance is against islamic teachings. however, thousands of high school students held a rally in jakarta protesting that ban today. in cleveland, valentine's day is perfectly legal. what better way for a couple to celebrate their love on the special day than thai -- tie the knot? right now 23 couples set to exchange vows at tower city, in cleveland municipal court. judges performing the ceremonies. newlyweds who already have marriage license also get a $25 tower city gift card, cupcake and free parking pass. today's the first day of the random acts of kindness week. hudson's league of service is getting things started right

it starts at noon at the grain and each day participants will compete specific kindness tests like sharing a book monday and writing a thank you note tuesday. the trumpet awards will have a presentation today. it will honor congresswoman marcia fudge and other women of the congressional black caucus. representative fudge receiving the honor for promoting legislative reforms and policies that benefit all americans. you can watch that ceremony on newschannel 5, it airs at 3:00 this afternoon. keeping with the valentines weekend tradition, snow and single-digit temperatures not enough to stop hundreds of people from stripping down to their underwear for charity. we tagged along for the annual cupid's undy run in downtown cleveland. >> they are the brave of the brave.

>> and run in underis. >> it's cold. >> nice job, awesome job! >> we saw the forecast for today? >> i was crying. >> i have to run fast the whole time from this cold. >> my sister rocked it. we try to rock it for her too. >> we're all doing this for justin winebrenner. we came out, that was my best friend. >> we appreciate them freezing, we're trying to end fibromitosis and hope to see them again next year. >> more than 35 cities across the country taking part in the valentines weekend run, every year. to date the event raised nearly $8 million for the children's tumor foundation. a big accomplishment indeed.

the story of the weekend has really been this weather. janessa webb joins us for a final look. hang on, it's going to get better. >> it always gets better. after you endure you see upward trend. 38 with snow for tuesday. that will be late and then look at temperatures. 50, i can't believe i'm going to be saying that for the third weekend of february. it's always pleasant, it's good for your life, right? 50s returning? >> have a little patience. >> patience. >> thank you so much for joining us and for more updates all day long, download our newsnet5 app for news, sports and of course weather updates. to keep you posted. have a great day.

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