a sweet 16 birthday party turns deadly in east cleveland. more on what happened overnight in a live report ahead. a local woman who risked her life to save others is being remembered as a hero. we're getting a live look outside on this sunday morning. it's a sunny blue sky day. in downtown cleveland. the camera. welcome, "good morning cleveland," our sunday edition, i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb. if you liked yesterday you're probably going to like today even better. winds. that advisory starts at 11:00 but the winds already starting to pick up.

look at this, we're already to a warm start. it's 10:00 a.m., we're sitting at 50 degrees for greater cleveland into the airport. out towards dover, new philly, stark, summit county in the upper 40s. we're going to continue to be on the warmer trend as we head into the rest of the day. here we go, these wind advisories for cuyahoga county into lake, ashtabula, starting 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. gusts to 45 to 50 miles per hour. the rest of northeast ohio you can see out towards mansfield, route 30 corridor into erie, huron county, lorain, that is until 10:00 p.m. tonight. we're dealing with our next front that is quickly approaching, going to allow us to see some wet weather slice through here late evening tonight all the way into overnight. these are sustained wind speeds, they are constant throughout your afternoon. going to be noticing them, 25 to 30 miles per hour, going to start to subside as we head

so "power of 5" now, we're not tracking any moisture. high pressure is sagging well towards our south. northwest, that front is going to quickly approach but we're going to be sitting in a lot of sunshine to finish up the weekend. look at this, 3:00 we're at 58 degrees. three so separate shootings overnight leaves one dead, two injured. police have two people in custody but this case is far from over. meg shaw is digging into what happened. she's live in the east cleveland police station. certainly a violent night overnight hours. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: this is a complex case. police are now investigating to see if the shootings are related and if they are, how. but they can tell me that two of the three shootings happened during a sweep 16 birthday party just on euclid avenue less than a mile from where we are now. here is what i can tell you about the three shootings.

around 10:30 saturday to that party, four shots fired. when they arrived they say the victim wasn't there. they say he chose to seek medical attention himself. as for the suspect in this case they were able to locate a vehicle involved and arrested the man driving the car that turns out to be a stolen vehicle. then just 30 minutes later at 11:00, they were called back to the same sweet 16 birthday party on euclid. this time they found an 18-year- old male unresponsive on the sidewalk. they say that they attempted to revive him, he was eventually transported to university hospital where he was pronounced dead. it doesn't end there. around 2:00 a.m. police were then called to the intersection of euclid and shaw for a third shooting. that victim transported himself to the hospital. in a stolen vehicle which is now being held with east cleveland police. they tell me one person of interest is in custody, a second person of interest is

that third shooting. but again, a complex case here overnight. they say there are many unanswered questions. they are asking anyone with information to call east cleveland police this morning. live in east cleveland, meg shaw, newschannel 5. new details about a double homicide we first brought you as breaking news yesterday on "good morning cleveland." police say 42-year-old christopher trent and his 40- year-old brother allen trent, were killed at a washington town home apartment there. a neighbor called 911 to report gunshots. you can hear the early morning chaos on that call.

searching for the shooter. they only have a vac description at this time. remembering a hero. tonya johnson was hit by a car and killed last week. police say she ran into traffic following an argument with her husband on state route 8 in summit county. the 18-year veteran of the canton fire department will be laid to rest tomorrow. ahead of her funeral friends and family are celebrating her life. derrick waller with more. >> reporter: at times it was hard to count how many people crowded behind this house. it was a very emotional vigil honoring tonya johnson. >> god, we ask your blessings upon this mother. >> reporter: in this backyard they prayed, embraced, shared their love. johnson's children said she told them everyday how much she loved them. >> i hear that every morning. i just hear it. i hear it in my dreams. i hear it when i wake up. i love you -- it meant so

>> reporter: her son read this recent text message she sent him. >> i love you beyond measure forever and always. will be with you. i promise that nothing could ever separate me from you guys. >> we love you tonya! >> reporter: at least 100 people lit up the sky with candles but johns's mom says at least 10 times as many people are expected at her funeral. >> we don't even know that many people. they are feeling my pain. they are feeling my pain. and just want to show their support. i appreciate it. i appreciate it. >> reporter: police say johnson darted out of the car following an argument with her husband. the story still doesn't make sense to anyone here. >> i know it was not a suicide. i know she didn't jump out because she wanted to. >> i'm torn up now. i'm so grateful she was in our life as long as she was. unanswered questions. it's ok, god's got this. i imagine one day the truth will come to light.

there, they are expecting 1,000 people or more for johnson's funeral monday. in canton, derick waller, newschannel 5. >> calling hours tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at first christian church in plain township. funeral follows. thank you so much for starting your sunday with us. i'm nick foley. coming up -- a kkk rally turns violent. several stabbed and it was caught on camera. see more video ahead. plus, you've heard about the controversy over the lack of diversity at the oscars. now there's another one brewing surrounding the awards show. janessa webb with our local weather. >> 60s and sunny today but i'm going to show you my 7-day forecast, when the rain/snow

good morning. i'm "power of 5" meteorologist janessa webb. waking up to a lot of sunshine and do you recall last sunday, that high of 67 degrees? today we're stepping once again into the 60s. temperatures nearly 25 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of year. a lovely day in store but you're going to notice the southwest winds. gusts to 40 to 50 miles per hour with wind advisories starting at 11:00 a.m. today, all the way into 10:00 p.m., out towards mansfield all

daytime highs into the upper 50s. greater cleveland, lake county, all the way into ashtabula, that's going to extend into 1:00 a.m. tonight. that advisory. 58 for daytime highs, inland locations from akron, stark and summit county into the lower 60s. the kind of day to drive around in a fancy new sports car like this one here, if you're in the market for new wheels the cleveland auto show continues for a third day this morning. the annual event features the hottest new cars, trucks and suv's all under one roof. this show has a little something for everyone. you can see sleek, multimillion- dollar sports cars, classic muscle cars and even a celebrity or two. the show's president says the auto show is a true tradition for many cleveland families >> there is a connection. we have that industry in our market that, people are, when they do well they are going to buy vehicles and be successful. >> the cleveland auto show

minutes from now, 45 minutes from now. for more information, it's on our newsnet5 app. all these people showed up to say hello. they all -- they are just wonderful and i am happy to be here in cleveland. >> got to say hello to the fonz, just one of the celebrities in town for the wizard world comic c convention. among the stars appearing today, matt smith and karen gillan from "doctor who "and elizabeth henstrig from "agents of shield "and of course henry winkler who you just heard

welcome back. 10:15 on your sunday. 36 people are dead including five rescuers in a russian mining accident. officials say methane gas leak triggered two explosions in the collapse of the mine thursday. early this morning another explosion killed several people trying to rescue the miners. the resulting fire is still burning now. in syria, there are conflicting reports of how the new ceasefire is holding up. opposition monitoring groups say war planes carried out air raids on the second day of the russian and u.s.-backed ceasefire. a british based group says the

another group from syria says they were russian. it's not clear if the planes struck the area of the country that is excluded from the truce. also today, police are investigating a fight that broke out at a kkk rally in california. three people were stabbed when demonstrators and counterprotesters started a brawl, caught on camera. one of the stabbing victims was stuck with the pointed end of a flag pole. it's not clear who attacked first but several videos show protesters punching and rushing the kkk members. in all 13 people were arrested. a sad story from virginia now. a police officer is dead, shot just one day after being sworn in to the department. ashley guindon was killed while responding to a domestic shooting last night. two others were shot in the incident. a woman found dead at the home. a military serviceman was take noon custody. and is expected in court tomorrow. in pennsylvania, another student faces charges now but

student at all. police say 23-year-old arthur samaran posed as a high school student for years, the ukrainian national came to the united states in 2012 and went to desperate lengths to stay when his visa expired. >> samarin says his adoptive parents helped him get a birth certificate with a new birth date as well as a social security card. there is still an investigation going on. investigators are expected to well. certainly a strange story but obviously an example of what people will do, the length they u.s. janessa webb joining us for a look at weather.

all the time. this is an example. >> today is vital. you need to be outside. soak up the 60s because that will not be 60s the next five to seven days after this. we are looking at a bigtime cooldown but you can see sunny skies out there. our camera kind of shaking. we're seeing gusts, starting to pick up. we have wind advisories starting 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for cuyahoga county, lake, ashtabula county and then the rest of northeast ohio out towards richland, route 30 corridor. wow, really blustery out there. the last time cleveland hit 60 twice in february was nearly 10 years ago. can you believe that? today's going to be that day. it was in 2006 we had two days in a row where we hit 60 degrees. temperatures off the charts today. just lovely conditions out towards lake county. this is our still cam. can't really see the winds whipping now but they are going

temperatures now at the airport, a nice toasty 50 degrees. cooler temperatures out towards stark county, 48 if you can say 47 ashtabula. 49 mentor. if you're just waking up you can see from the "power of 5" we're seeing a little high pressure, not too much cloud coverage. it's scooting out towards the east so lake county, geauga, portage, ashtabula, you're seeing a little bit of clouds but they are moving out fairly quickly. we're dealing with that southerly flow which is allowing for warmer air to track in here. it's going to continue throughout the day. even though the winds are very blustery it's allowing for the gradual warm-up that we continue to see. these are sustained wind speeds, meaning a constant, what is going to be throughout the day. 20 to 25 miles per hour. things start to die down here as a front moves through as we head into tomorrow.

to have the shades handy. look at my bar graph, completely off the charts. even going into tonight we start to see a few clouds working in. i think around 11:00, 12:00, overnight hours, that is when that rain starts to sweep through. that's that area of high pressure that continues to sweep out, out towards the carolinas. this is our first front that will make its way in overnight producing us with that good swath of rain. this is front two that is starting to make its way onshore. we're going to be watching this here as it crosses over the rockies, the lake there. it will produce us with rain/snow mixture tuesday into wednesday. so your futurecast, you can see, comes through fairly quickly. the good news, i think it clears out before your early morning commute. still some slick spots, you can see the drop in our temperatures. very quickly here, we wave goodbye to the 60s. then we start getting back into reality. 40s and 30s going into next week.

you'll sit under mostly sunny skies, we'll track that rain going into your overnight hours. and then look at this, front number two, tuesday afternoon, bumps our temperatures up a tad bit. there's -- associated with a warm front, colder air behind it. then boom, that dramatic change down to the upper 20s by mid- week. sports news -- the cavs have signed guard jordan mccrea to a 10-day contract. he was named to the nba developmental league all-star team this year. averaging 23 points a game for the delaware squad. will be available for the cavs starting with today's game against the wizards. the tribe is adding another proven starter to their group in spring training. andy baskin and lauren brill have our sports report. >> reporter: yesterday, quarterbacks get a chance to work out. browns in the hunt for a quarterback so yesterday a big day for them. browns pulled the number two pick in the draft but no

pick to draft a quarterback. coach hugh jackson only promised they would get a signal caller. northeast ohio native at the combine yesterday. connor cook had a good day, looking solid in passing drills. cardale jones injured his hamstring so his day ended early. he ran an unofficial time of 4.83, good considering his stats. newschannel 5 sports director andy baskin has been in arizona for the past several days keeping up with the indians at training camp. here's "60 seconds from goodyear, arizona." >> reporter: 60 seconds of spring training with the cleveland indians. joined by nick camino from for wtam. it's been a very interesting 24 hours. >> it has. you think bit, juan uribe signed up and the signing is close to becoming official.

almonte swaying, suspended 80 games, a blow to the outfield, because they are already now. >> reporter: where does this put us with the outfield? >> i think there's a lot guys in camp already trying to fight for that spot but now it's two spots. you went from needing a fourth outfielder, maybe an extra body as a utility guy to a starting outfielder and fourth outfielder, maybe another utility guy. the window now is open for a couple of different guys. >> reporter: nick camino, one of our friends on newschannel 5. more reports from goodyear, arizona. new from overnight -- this year's golden raspberry awards winners announced. the razzies are handed out every year. the big winner, no surprise "50 shades of gray." tied with the superhero flop

worst film. the razzies were launched in 1980 as a spoof of the hollywood awards season. meantime the best films of the year will be awarded tonight. at the 88th annual academy awards. hollywood is in full prep for its biggest awards show but some prominent celebs are sitting this year out because due to a lack of diversity. lister with more. >> reporter: a cgi bear. martian. post apocalyptic warriors. and wall street traders. just a few of the characters facing off in tonight's academy awards. nominated films this year taking audiences from a single room to the newsroom. back in time to the past and soon the hollywood's biggest nights. the scene of the ceremony has been a construction zone for days. the red carpet rolled out. the governors ball after-party getting decked out too. later this evening we'll find out which of these eight films

>> no one has any idea who is going to win best picture. this is a muddled unpredictable year. >> reporter: when it comes to best actor it's -- >> leo's year. no way he doesn't pick up the award nor his role in "the revenant." >> it's very rewarding. >> reporter: leonardo di caprio has been nominated five times now but has yet to snag the coveted statue. the best actress category includes past winners but it's first time nominee brie larson in "room" who snagged the s.a.g. and golden globes. hot topic this year, who was not nominated? a lack of diversity generating boycotts and renewing the controversial hashtag "oscarsowhite." people waiting for how chris rock will address it. >> as host will mention it and will joke about it. >> reporter: presenters this year go beyond hollywood stars. including vice president joe biden, awaiting guests, 1,500 bottles of champagne and 16,000

lauren lister, abc news, hollywood. >> dicaprio the frontrunner. as laura mentioned the oscars so white controversy dominated the rhetoric surrounding the awards this year. now a new controversy, this one about the gift bags. as if a-lister wasn't enough prize. this time they will get a oscar swag bag worth $200,000. along with the $900 toilet paper dispenser and $300 personalized m personalized -- m & ms, with a all expenses paid trip to israel. not sitting well with everyone. >> we're asking hollywood a- listers as they can in the apartheid south africa area, not giving their names for israel to white wash

>> and supporter of palestinian causes says he won't accept any gift but most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. don't forget newschannel 5 is your home for the oscars, tune in tonight at 7:00 to see the stars walk the red carpet. the awards ceremony begins 8:30 followed by newschannel 5 at 11:00. we're pretty sure it will not start at 11:00. you can also follow us with -- on twitter. we'll live tweet all night. still ahead -- a battle brewing at ohio university. we'll explain why one group is not happy about the plan to demolish a building that has been on campus nor than a century. a wild night in east cleveland. three shootings, one deadly.

hello everyone. we start off with a live look over downtown cleveland. the sun is out. blue skies, if you liked yesterday today is shaping up to an an even better day. welcome to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." meg shaw is following breaking news from overnight. several shootings at a 16-year- old's birthday party leaving another teen dead. meg will be live from east cleveland in moments. first a check of the weather forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. good morning. we're off to a quandful start here, not a cloud in the sky and you can expect that all day long. lots of sunshine and our

that weather bug. 53 folks. we're off to a warm start. westlake, you're 53 this morning. expect the thermometer to go up even more, from euclid, kirtland, madison, you're in the lower 50s this morning. we're tracking a few clouds to lake geauga, portage, ashtabula but crossing over that pa line fairly quickly. the rest of us just sitting under that high pressure which is allowing for all that sunshine to continue to move through. now, we have very weak cold front that is going to slice through here late tonight into your overnight. it will provide us with a little bit of wet weather to finish up the weekend. these are sustained winds, you probably have already started to notice them. we have a wind advisory in effect for cuyahoga county, lake, geauga, ashtabula,

to 10:00 p.m. tonight. out towards medina, erie, huron county. richland, yours is going to expire -- excuse me, the other one is 1:00 a.m. tonight. this is 10:00 p.m. two different advisories but these are sustained wind speeds up to 25 miles per hour constant throughout the day. so hour by hour, you can see the shrines and temperatures are off the charts. nearing 60 once again for the second weekends in a row. breaking overnight -- three shootings in east cleveland spiraled out of control. one person is dead, police have two people in custody. meg shaw is following this story for us all morning. all three shootings happening less than a mile from one another? >> absolutely. they were all very close. they tell me, police tell me this is quite a convoluted case. they say they are now investigating to see if these

here's what i can tell you so far -- it started around 10:30 saturday when police were called to a sweet 16 birthday party. on euclid for shots fired. they say when they arrived the person who was shot wasn't there. they say that person chose to seek medical attention himself. as for the suspect in this case police were able to track -- a stolen vehicle involved in that shooting. and they arrested the man driving that car. then just 30 minutes later at 11:00 police were called back out to the same party on euclid. this time an 18-year-old unresponsive male was lying on the sidewalk. they say they attempted to revive him but he was transported to university hospital where he was pronounced dead. the violence didn't stop there. around 2:00 a.m. they responded to another shooting at the intersection of euclid and shaw. they say this victim transported himself to the hospital in a stolen vehicle which is now being held with the east cleveland police.

person of interest in custody and they are looking for a second person of interest in that third shooting but again there are a lot of unanswered questions, in all three shootings, to see if they are connected and if so how. but, they are asking anyone with information to call east cleveland police this morning. live in east cleveland, meg shaw, newschannel 5. also new this morning -- a man wanted for almost 15 years on charges that he raped a child in ohio has been arrested in colorado. u.s. marshals say 40-year-old david lee skelly, known as herman singleton too attempted to run before he was captured outside the residence inn where he worked near denver. he was wanted on eight counts of rape and sexual assault. he was originally indicted by a grand jury in lucas county in 2001. new details just in about the crash that killed two people in copley township last night. the victims have been

leatherman of wadsworth and 19- year-old hailey schmidt of copley. they were speeding north of copley road, lost control and hit a ditch and several trees. the crash remains under investigation today. in cleveland, a 60-year-old man is dead after being struck by a car overnight. michael groves was crossing lee road near tarkington avenue before 10:00 when a vehicle hit him and drove off. groves was not in a marked crosswalk at the time. it's unknown now if police have a description of the vehicle that hit him. nearly 100 ohio troops are on their way to the middle east to support the fight against isis. members of the 179th airlift wing left mansfield yesterday. the ohio unit consisting mostly of air craft mechanics will be assisting and transferring supplies and personnel throughout the middle east. concerned citizens in lyndhurst are sending a message to city leaders about a controversial deer calling method.

bolt is put through their head. dozens of residents protested the plan outside lintedhurst city hall yesterday calling it inhumane. the officials say they are working with the division of wildlife to make sure the trap and bolt program is humane. and effective. a plan to demolish a century old building not rolling on without a fight. the breck building built in 1911 is scheduled to come down over the summer. members of the athens county historical society say the building should be preserved because of its significant architecture. also happening today -- benefit to help provide transitional housing for homeless women veterans. the second annual reception to support arlya's house will be held this afternoon. tickets are $40, include the reception to be followed by the play. if you have been meaning to take advantage of the downtown

you are running out of time. you've got just today left to do it. it's a final day of the special and a lot of restaurants, more than 50 downtown restaurants to be exact are offering $15, $30, $40 lunch and dinner specials. find more on our newsnet5 app and web site. next -- an ohio woman is recounting her battle with the zika virus. why it was unique when compared to other mosquito-borne illnesses she's experienced. will public square renovations be done in time for the rnc? john kosich has an update. >> 60s and sunshine today but "power "power of 5" is tracking rain, even a little snow for mid-week.

good morning. you've been waiting for a day like this. lots of sunshine, still in the forecast but our temperatures near 60 degrees today. unreal as we exit february. we are well above normal. what you're going to have to contend with this afternoon is these winds, they are coming out of the south, they are allowing for the gradual warm- up but very blustery, these are sustained winds, a constant wind speed that you're going to see throughout the day. 25 to 30 miles per hour. gusts up to 40 to 50 with an advisory starting to be in

really going to start to see that front move through and it will calm our winds down as we head into tomorrow afternoon. so going to be having to deal with that as we finish up the weekend but look at the highs, well above normal, nearly 25 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of year. 58 for the greater cleveland area. from pepper pike all the way to solon. we're talking about 60 degrees, the hot spot once again. going to go to my friends in akron, daytime highs into the lower 60s. nick? in health news -- an ohio woman who contracted the zika virus while traveling in haiti is sharing her experience with the illness. georgia kirko is one of five ohioans who tested positive for zika. she's no stranger to mosquito- borne illnesses, having been to haiti 25 times since 1987. she's had dang fever and malaria and one new year's eve she said she had what felt like

>> i was hotter than usual. i looked in the mirror and saw a rash that was just about starting here, on my face. >> georgia says she no longer has symptoms and will continue to travel to haiti. however, the cdc warns that women who are pregnant or thinking about getting pregnant should avoid travel to the areas of the world impacted by the virus. if you see news happening let us know. text or e-mail 5tips@newsnet5.com. or tweet tweet us @wews. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision

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welcome back. 10:45. breaking news from ere killed in an early morning shooting there. police tell the toledo abc station that 36-year-old rafael grieves and 31-year-old angela tyranny both found dead at a home on fallen timber drive. both had gunshot wounds. police believe this stems from a domestic argument. hillary clinton is waking up the big winner in south carolina but bernie sanders says the democratic campaign is far from over. clinton's victory secured her 39 delegates, sanders picked up just 14. sanders didn't appear dejected by the results. telling supporters in minnesota last night that they are starting a "political revolution" and clinton now has wins in three of the first four

the south carolina primary last night just a drop in the bucket ahead of what is coming this week. john kosich has that and much more in this morning's "democracy 2016". >> a long talked about super tuesday almost upon us. the day web roughly a quarter of the states in the nation will head to the polls, we could see one, possibly two campus from front runner to presumptive nominee. one of the states voting, vermont, home state of senator bernie sanders. had caught one sanders earlier as he campaigned in cuyahoga county for votes. in 2008 ohio was hillary clinton's firewall. gave her the legs here against president obama to continue that campaign through april. bernie sanders told me he doesn't see that as a case this year. >> look, what we have done in the last nine months is gone from 3% of the polls to a situation where in the last 10 days, three national polls actually have us leading. we are making real progress in state after state. around this country including

>> reporter: the stop was also a stop for state senator nina turner to visit home. she's been a surrogate for sanders across the country. what is her support, and early support -- >> means a great deal to me. i'm a big fan of nina. she's on board for a while. and i think she's speaking truth to power. and not just to the african- american community, but to all people. and she's a fighter, and those are the kind of people we just love to have on board. >> reporter: sanders making the same argument that republican john kasich is making in that he's the candidate one-on-one that can stop donald trump. does he give you the clearest path to the white house? >> i think so. i think his views and his personal demeanor are not what the american people want. you can't go around insulting everybody. i have differences with secretary clinton. you're not going to hear me ripping her apart and telling you she's the worst person in the world.

to what trump does, they love that. the vicious attacks. i don't think that's what the american people want. >> reporter: are the rich too rich for bernie sanders? it's one of the questions jameson tackles in this morning's politi fact check. >> reporter: after a strong showing in nevada bernie sanders continues to beat the drum against economic inequality. >> there's something profoundly wrong when the richest 80 people in the world own more wealth than the bottom half of the global population. 3.5 billion people. >> reporter: it's a message sanders reiterated to his base of working class americans throughout his campaign. and he's not far off according to politi fact. >> they are estimates. both on the total wealth of the population of the world and the number of billionars and how much wealth they have. they are just estimates. >> reporter: backed up by enough reliable data that says sanders is close enough with his information to rate his climb as mostly true.

a stunning statistic about the current state of k-12 education while making his case for school choice. rubio claiming 2/3 of our kids can't read at grateful level. his source -- great level. his source. naep. some education experts take issue with -- what defines grade level. he uses the proficial rating. some experts saying that's a higher standard than just grade level. politi fact says many states set out towards with the so- called basic level instead, a lower standard than proficient. >> marco rubio has the right figures, 2/3 of american students aren't r5eding at a "proficient" level but it's not necessarily equalling reading at grade level. >> reporter: and rubio's claim is rated at half true. for this week's fact check.

>> reporter: the countdown continues for the rnc. one of the city's new crown jewels is on pace for a late grand opening in the spring. moses cleveland looks out over his square from what was a year ago the middle of ontario street. the recent thaw removing the snow that hit the progress being made here, with over three months the fencing, construction equipment and workers will be gone and public square will be public once again. >> we're in line for completing the project that is planned. you can see how much progress we made i think since we last attacked so. many trees are in now. you have the cafe under construction behind me. you have the water feature, you can see the piping and fountains coming in. >> reporter: the project's cost remains $37 million, getting a boost by an extra $3.5 million from the state. >> we have what we need to complete the construction project. we're equally focused on taking care of the project and operating it and maintaining it. we continue to need to bring in

care of this and use it actively for years to come. >> reporter: $3.5 million from the state was from funds the state was putting up for the pedestrian bridge over the shoreway to the rock hall. the project delayed but one the group says is still moving forward for 2017. >> we want to walk out through the transformed public square over the wonderful mall and connect to the lakefront. so we're working to having the resources we need, all progressing nicely. >> reporter: looking ahead, super tuesday not enough? we're going to have another republican debate thursday night, in detroit ahead of michigan's march 8th primary. then four more states are heading to the polls saturday. with democracy 2016, i'm john kosich, enjoy your sunday. public square is going to look so much different when finished. i can't wait. janessa webb joins us for a look at weather. this forecast is going to look a little different than later in the week.

today, we're not going to be talking about 60s anymore any time soon. going into the month of march where you have probably already had a little spring fever. we're going to start to see a cooldown. great shot of our earth camera of lake erie, only 9% frozen over from this time last year. completely frozen over, you can see not a cloud in the sky, from this camera you're not noticing the winds. i mean our camera, our live shot was showing the blustery conditions out there. this is from our wind cast. these are the constant wind speeds you're going to feel all day long. 25 to near 30 miles per hour. as our next front, you can kind of see it there, well defined, starts so sweep through. they get in, even stronger going into your monday afternoon. finally start to subside here. temperatures right now, look at them, 50 degrees at the airport. good morning elyria, 51.

a few degrees. stark county 489. "power of 5" live radars just tracking a few clouds to lake geauga, ashtabula county but moving out towards pennsylvania fairly quickly. high pressure continues to build and that's what's allowing for the sunshine, southerly flow here, you can see the temperatures, st. louis 62, from cincy 53. some of the warmer air continues to track in across northeast ohio. well towards our northwest is the next front that will provide a little rain. let's first show you our hour by hour, have the sunglasses, may even break out the tank top. shorts here, as we head into 6:00 p.m. looking at clear skies but we start so see the clouds thicken up as our next front starts to approach. high pressure that is moving out towards the carolinas, it's kind of mixing in with this

tight pressure gradient, that's what's allowing for the winds to really stir up here. this will be a quick shot of moisture moving in overnight. this is our next front, that is starting to make its way onshore. it's going to to cross over the rockies, lake erie to the chicago area. and will provide us a little rain/snow mix as we head into tuesday and wednesday morning. front number one, enters around 11:00, 12:00 tonight. and you can see it's just a good swath of moisture, great news, moves out for your early morning commute, could see a few slick spots as you head out the door. 60 today with mostly sunny skies. tonight we track that rain, with a low of 35. we'll be right back and i'll show you the full 7-day

sunshine today before the next front moves through. temperatures. 50, we make a comeback tuesday. and then on a downward trend next weekend when you see nick and i, all we'll talk about is upper 20s and low 30s. >> that roller coaster ride continues. just as we get excited for spring, not here just yet. we'll enjoy today. that is all the time we have. be sure to get all news, weather and traffic updates all day from our newsnet5 app. we're back at 6:00. after that, don't forgets the oscars on newschannel 5. enjoy

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