"news channel 5" begins now with breaking news. >> four people rushed to the hospital from the oriana house in akron after they all had seizures at the same time. a source tells us it was drug related. oriana house is a treatment center for inmates. they changed their policy after a number of k two overdoses in january. now tonight, a 16-year-old is in the hospital after he was shot in the face on cleveland's west side. the teen was standing outside the business in the 7200-block of lorraine this evening when someone on a b.c. shot him. we're worked -- on a bicycle shot him. mother nature pulling a fast one on us.

overnight. >> he's an along outside, you can see the rain has stopped for now. >> the cold air has arrived, look at the weather pulling away. and there's very little wrap around snow impacting northern ohio. we have a few light flurries and showers in holmes counter- wayne county. we have an conveyor of snow forming over the western basin of lake erie re. we're not likely to see the widespread snowfall we were expecting. i think we're going to cut that way back. but begin, the cold air sweeping in. that's going to be the main impact area wide. we're down to 27 degrees from earlier highs in the 50s today. a big drop. my big concern, 27 cleveland, is there's still water on the roads untreated surfaces from the rainfall.

cause you problems tomorrow morning. what we're going to chat about in a couple of minutes, updated morning snowfall expectations, school delays perhaps, we'll talk about it. more snow snow is coming thursday. but it looks like spring may visit us next week. it's a battle that could impact our drinking water. the army core of engineer in cleveland trying to explain why they think it's okay to dump sed meant containing pa lute at that particular times into lake erie -- dumping con tames in the like. >> how could the epa -- [ broken audio ] . >> how can you reach the same conclusion?

concluded he says environmental safe to dump sed meant from the cuyahoga river into lake erie. with its data showing the additional sed meant won't have impact. but but residents on hand aren't buy ing in it. ing in it. >> we've got real problems with the army core. >> the ohio epa and sustainability director aren't buy ing in iteither. they say there's a concern for lowering cost than for our fresh water splay. >> they're all saying it's the wrong thing to do. why take a chance and put it into the like. it's it's following the federal guidelines the core of engineers has given. >> reporter: they're saying the core blaming its decision on the federal guide lane is a cope out. >> they make the rule and can't

i think it's unfrpt. seems to we have to go -- unfortunate. seems to we have to go to courts to resolve those situations. >> reporter: last year it did make it to federal court with judge new gent ruling against the army nowhere of engineer not allowing them to dump in the lake. they're likely to receive the same relief this area. another battle sparks swearing, finger pointing and shouting tonight. it's all about putting water basins in east claefld. and frank, you with -- east cleveland. frank, you would there for the fight. >> reporter: the message got lost somewhere between words. the cleveland city council considering removing blithe in the city. >> east cleveland has had problems with suer water during

>> reporter: he said folks from this table could change all that have and it would be free to citizens. the north eastern ohio sewer district would cover cost. but cross talk delayed plans. even so, some say what they have is a health concern. >> that is the rainwater of which they said won't stink. >> reporter: a long line of folks say otherwise, and then more skepticism joined the crowd. >> john who is pockets you're -- i don't know whose pockets you're in or who you're rolling with. >> step the hell away from me. you're violating my civil rights. >> reporter: with that, meeting adjourned. no decision reached. the mayor says they will come back if two weeks to vote. frank wiley, "news channel 5."

pound black bear seed from a backyard isn't the only thing raising questions on the property. they say the couple would lived there had a leans for high volume dog proceed bug it was revoked last january. he admitted he still has 80 dogs but denied there running a puppy mill. >> i come home, i see my annals. i go into each cagey -- my animals. i go into each cagey individually. i love on them, they love me. >> jeff says the dogs are healthy and cages are clean, but the state found numerous violations the department of ing agricultural doesn't have authority to take the dogs. it would be up to the human society to take action. there are new developments into nude pictures of underage girls from twinsburg high school posted on a popular blog site. >> they have a person of interest in the case and it's

they can't make an arrest until they get information from tumbler, the we said served a -- web site was served a subpoena and search warrant in january. a month later, that information is on its way. >> if it wasn't for the time dumbler has taken to get -- tumbler has taken to get back to us, this case would have been done in the same week. >> as soon as they found out about the page, tumbler took it down. the suspect could face felony charges of pandering obscenity involving a minor for each victim. tonight with super-tuesday results coming in, the road to cleveland is looking like an expressway for donald trump. >> hear how the primaries are paying out now. abc is predicting trump to win, georgia, virginia, alabama, massachusetts and tennessee. while cruz gets oklahoma and texas. >> it's a big night for the hillary clinton on the

wins in georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas and texas. sanders wins vermont and okay. so what's next for the candidates and our own governor? >> the big question going ahead, it will be debated tomorrow morning among the republican establishment. is the party of lincoln and reagan moving towards the hands of the donald? trump well aware he may be the nominee after tonight but the party establishment won't necessarily be rallying behind him. he argued tonight with the new republicans he's bringing in, they should. >> i i'm a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unified. and when we unify, this is the noing nobody, nobody that's going to be beat us.

>> in mississippi tonight, john kasich showing in tonight arguing he's ready for march madness and home crocking. he's going to -- home cooking. he's going to stay in the race. he warns republican this is you attack donald trump, you're attacking his supports, supports behind him and the support they'll need going forward. we'll continue to follow this through the next two weeks as we head up to the ohio primary on march 15th. th. donald trump may have made a campaign stop today. but it's the bernie sanders campaign stop that has people talking a. picture of a local mom brees feeding at the rally going viral. >> reporter: six months old, harper is making a strong political statement.

went with her mom, elle, to bernie sanders rally next week. and while she was feeling the bern, she's also feeling something else. >> there is no let me feed you in ten minutes, it's i'm feeding you right here right now or you're screaming. >> reporter: so conceiting a few rose from the candidate, she did what she had to do. proof is going viral. baby harper got hungry in our interview, too. >> i'm good? okay. >> reporter: elle has been a public breastfeeding advocate for years. with three kids under the ages of four it's hard not to what makes it more special for the family is that elle's three- year-old gavin was born with a hole in his heart making it

>> being her last baby, she was sure to do the breastfeeding and do it well. >> reporter: bernie sanders came by and said thanks for being a mom. as for the reaction she's got from an the public... >> i'm surprised it was positive. >> reporter: they plan to be black in cleveland when bernie sanders returns this saturday. the price you're paying for healthcare keeps going up, so are paycheck first those running hospitals you count on for care. we crunch the numbers to find out how many local hospital ceos are making and whether profits or patient care counts. >> and whetherwise we're adjust adjusting our snowfall expectations for not just tonight but also for the rest of this week. you'll be shovelling in some spots, coming up. >> mother nature furry caught

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the cost of healthcare is skyrocketing. so are paychecks of hospital big shots. >> we're uncovering why

than your doctor. >> ron joins us and ron, takes payer hospitals are paying out pretty big salaries. >> we found it's a nationwide trend but it's raising serious questions about whether hospital ceos are being paid for profits or patient care. while you're spending more than ever before on medical care, hospital ceos across the country are being paid more. salaries that are coming under scrutiny by watch dog groups. it's it's -- >> it's disturbing for take payers who are giving a nonprofit hospital a tax break because they're xopt expected to pay -- expected to pay charity for the community. and the ce so making six figures -- is making a million dollars a year.

author by skype. >> what's interesting is there's almost no relationship between traditional measures of quality. i'll explain what i mean by that and ceo salary. >> reporter: no connection between what ceos are paid and how well you're being taken care of. >> if i think about the elements of good quality healthcare, that's not ceos steam to be compensated on -- seem to be compensated on. >> cleveland clinic ceo earns $4 million a year. university hospitals, $2 .2 million. $2.2 million. a public hospital where taxpayers contribute $40 million dollars a year, five% of its bulletins. -- of its budget.

request to review his salary. dr. dill va serves on the board and -- dr. silva serves on the board. peer group salaries at similar hospitals. >> we're going look at a peer gripe of other public hospitals, some others as well at the same size. look what the their ceos get paid and we want to be breaux average. >> reporter: below average with generous bownouses totaling -- bonuses totaling 20 to 30%. are they linked to profit and growth or patient care? >> both, we have to have a target in materials of financial performance. >> reporter: the american hospital association reports one out of three hospitals is losing money, one reason why hospital finance experts insist high salaries are worth it. >> in some cases, those

those hospitals are forced to merge or there not able to be successful in a marketplace because of bad decisions from the top. >> that is huge responsibility and you get paid according to what you do. >> reporter: rereviewed contracts at ohio's other public hospitals. toledo and ohio state they list salaries from $800,000 to more than $1 million. even sew, checks with data base of key quality measures across the country found metro health and toledo fall below ohio and the national average in patient surveys. >> populations like ours, medicaid populations and uncompensated care, poor people, tend to rate organizations lower. the outcomes are more difficult, compliance issues, all sorts of things. there's been a debate whether

be risk adjusted for the type of population you have. >> reporter: metro says its quality care is improving especially in hospital infections. meanwhile, all of the experts we spoke with say the trend of ever increasing salaries for ceos is likely to continue. we know that smoking a bad deed and lack of exercise can contribute to our risk of heart. your job could be a factor as well. they found management and finance professionals have a healthy weight but unhealthy diet. police officers were the worst when it came to high and nearly seven out of ten -- high blood pressure and near. did did they look at news rams? >> i don't know. we inhale food. >> we do.

it's gone. we dropped 22 degrees in about four hours. here's the problem. a picture is worth a thousand words, this is the current cleveland tower cam. what do you see in >> i see nothing. >> you see rain that is flash frozen on to our camera lens. and i told you at 5:00 and 6:00 with the rain that was falling, we're going to freeze so fast, we're going to drop below freeze so quickly that we're going to freeze a lot of this water in the bridges, the joseph passes, up treated -- overpasses untreated waterways. those are frozen droplets there. kind of an art piece. we have really dropped as expected and we've added a lot of wind. here's the rain. watch the temperatures, boom, 32. now we're down to 27. as far as the snow goes, there's not a whole lot of it

we're beginning to see an area develop over the western basin of lake erie that will drop in. 26 parma, 27 north royalton, 26 richfield, we've got lower their way in con, jackson, canton, alliance at 36. unit falls at three -- newton falls at 32. colteder air race -- cooler air racing in from the north to the west. west winds at 20 miles per hour. very windy out there. show you some wind gusts. a 33-mile-per-hour wind gusts. winds are gusting at 35 in cleveland. 36 in krop, 39 in canton -- 36 in akron, 39 in canton. tomorrow, your at whiches most likely -- wind chills likely in the teens. as far as snowfall, kids are

the show is not materializing, we'll see some but most spots sean inch or less by 9:45 tomorrow. this is not a big snow maker for northern ohio. we're not done with the know yet. here's the cold -- the snow yet. here's the colocoming in. watch, we've -- the cold coming in. watch, we have a system coming in thursday, that's good for one to three inches of snow thursday to thursday night. not a big storm but snow. it 2 degrees tonight, scat -- 22 degrees tonight. it's going to be windy and cold, middle and up every 20s scattered lake effect snow. flurries on friday, scold. >> there you go -- still cold. >> there you go, 60 and warm. a big warm up next weekend. check this out. this is surveillance video of a tornado tearing through a

closer. you can see a woman trying desperately to get inside the store just as the twister hits. the doors were locked so she hid behind the pot machine. >> there's nothing else i can say about it. i thank god i'm here. sorry. well even after the machine fell, she still survived with without a scratch on her. what a story to tell. >> forget mark's forecast. you know spring is near when

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today, the nfl deadline to place a fran chaise tag and a player, the browns not tagging any of their free agents including gibson, benjamin, shaurts or alex max. college hoops. hosting the bobcats. akron up 16-4. williams kickses it out to mcadams, krob up 18-4 -- akron up 18-4. they alive the ball for campbell for the slam. ohio cuts it do 32-17 in the second half. not slowing down. akron up by 13. cheatham jr. and mcadams 23 for the night. akron holds on to the win. with the win, akron clenches the regular season title. a true sane that spring is just around the corner, the

exhibition game in arizona. they took on the reds earlier today. the reds up 4-is in this half of the fourth -- 4-1 in this half of the fourth. did you val scores. resident up 5-1. fast forward to the bottom of the 7th indian trail, eric sends one deep into left field that one is way out there and it is over the fence. a home run for him. indians can't complete the come back and lose. the teams back at it tomorrow for the second game of the three game set. 43 taz for opening days -- 43 days for the opening days against the boston red socks.

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inches of snow. another round of light snow on saturday. finally a warm-up into next week. a little hint of spring. we have a quick update. bernie sanders wins colorado and membrane. and what did rubio do? >> he won minnesota there. so we'll have a complete wrap up beginning at 4:30 a.m. on good morning cleveland good tight.

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