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news channel5 at 11:00 is brought to you by first merit bank, learn more at firstmerit.com. >> i don't know what's wrong with the boy, i just don't know. >> a grandmother wondering why her grandson reportedly threatened to kill the president. jonathan sneed now under arrest just days after he was accused of making that threat. >> and the president wasn't the only tart. frank wiley is outside the federal courthouse tonight. that's where sneed was in court today. >> reporter: this family says he did the exact same thing two years ago. and according to that complaint he knitted to making the phone call while drinking but says he meant no harm. >> his political rant got him locked up. 30-year-old jonathan sneed is accused of calling the secret service sunday night and threatening to kill the president and hillary clinton. in his facebook page, he describes himself as an actor,

>> i don't know what's wrong with the boy. i just don't know. >> joy sneed told me, he moved rup texas last december. he stayed with her rent-free in exchange he was to care for her. >> he left me with nothing. >> she didn't know how she would make rent or pay utility. she says jonathan got ahold of her account and stole more than $1,000. >> the fbi came here. >> reporter: they banged on her door. she told agents the same story, how he was distraught because of his father's recent death and that the supposed threat to kill was new news to her. once. >> reporter: but she says that was back home in texas. but she just learned that, too. >> whether or not he made those statements in actuality or whether or not they were made in such a context as to whether or not they would be at missable. >> reporter: charles fleming is the federal defender's office. right now he can only say so much.

baths are tasked with figuring out the man who admitted he was very interested in presidential similar plans. and his attorney says if convicted he could face up to fine. for now we are live in down up to cleveland. >> new at 11, 4 men are terrorizing case western students. three different robberies in just one month. each more bold than the last. there are three different police departments working on this case. >> reporter: yeah, cleveland, cleveland heights and university circle police. now, these robberies have not happened on campus, but they're clearly targeting students, students that carry around some very expensive gadgets. >> three incredibly brazen robberies in just a few weeks. the victims all case western

the robbers using the same getaway car every time. >> like my mom is really worried and i just know that, like, if something were to happen to me, she would be jackie you're the biggest idiot ever. >> reporter: it started on february 7th. a 21-year-old student robbed at gun point by two men. then just this monday, a 22-year-old student walking back home along south overlook in cleveland heights fell victim. four guys jumped out of a dark gray suv, through him to the ground and took everything he had. they even threatened to hurt him if he didn't give the password to his cell phone. all of it unfolding around noon in a heavily trafficked neighborhood. >> i can't sit around hoping i don't get mugged. >> reporter: the robbers hit again the next day. this time right in front of the university circle police department. and once again, right in the middle of the day. >> pretty brazen. >> reporter: no matter who you are, it puts you on edge. and for students like tony, a sharp reminder.

at all, but it's unfortunate it had to happen up here. >> reporter: none of these robberies happened on case western's campus, but they say they sent out security alerts to students and are working with all three police departments to track down those robbers. they are described as four black men in a dark suv, possibly a ford escape. reporting live in cleveland. breaking news right now in cleveland, emergency crews on the scene of a hit skip accident on east 93rd and chester. news channel5 has the details. >> reporter: this whole thing going down just about a half hour ago. you can see here we're just outside the main campus of the cleveland clinic where this happened. this is actually the exit from the main campus of the cleveland clinic, you can see that a man has been hit here at the kwauk. you can see his clothing still on the street. police are investigating, looking for a car that fled the

you see here. this dark brown chevrolet. situation. and out of here. they have a pretty good idea of who they are looking for. so police looking for a suspect after a hit skip. the victim taken to university hospital in critical condition. the latest details on this breaking story. i'm five on your side joel pack knack us. >> new information tonight on breaking news. 54-year-old laura byrd from akron was killed in this head-on crash on state route 18 in copley township during the evening rush. state trooperers saying a driver going west lost control and hit the car she was arriving in going east. the drivers of both cars ended up in the hospital. no charges have been filed. new at 11:00, these are changing. one of cleveland's most iconic places, a packed house in ohio city tonight.

open west side markets on sundays. join the two parking lots into one which will add space and also start charging for parking. while there were a lot of people there tonight, things stayed calm but not everyone is happy about the changes. >> we're worried about customers being able to park. why would you -- every week work i say i haven't seen you, hey, i haven't seen you. and every week they tell me, well i was here last week but i couldn't get in or i was here two months and i couldn't get in. >> reporter: the market will be open from noon until 6:00 often sundays beginning april 3rd. new tonight at 11:00, it is a ruling that could break up what some are calling the cleave water department monopoly. >> reporter: westlake can get its water from another supplier opening up a big question. could other cities follow suit? as five on your side investigator tells, westlake leaders believe they can find

and with better customer service. >> thousands of gallons of cleveland water at the north coast number one express car wash in westlake every day, but now because of this judge's ruling issued westlake mayor, westlake is now allowed to choose another water supplier. the mayor, the car wash owner and his customers, all believe it will significantly lower their water bills. >> absolutely should have a choice just like everything else in life, i think we should have a choice with who our supplier is. >> reporter:. the mayor says the ruling opens up the possibility could consider leafing the cleveland water system. >> we wouldn't be going forward if we can't save our residents money. >> reporter: but price isn't the only ire. the mayor says customer service is a big problem. a five on your side investigation uncovered cleveland water customers who were build thousands or water they never used. and the 44,000 customers given shut-off notices in 2005, there were 31 given customer reviews to dispute their bills.

complaints we've received in our city, it was important for us to take a look at other options. >> reporter: and as for the city of cleveland, following the fight the judge's ruling. >> i think they're wasting taxpayers money, their money, and everyone else' money. >> and that was five reporting. >> it issued a statement saying it's disappointed with the ruling and it will appear the case to the ithth district court of appeals later. mark. >> all right. looks like winter hanging around for a little while longer. the temps are the big weather story for the evening hours. it is bitter cold outside and it will remain for the next few days. let's show you what's going on outside. boom, here we go. there we are. 25 akron. 22 in canton. now. the snow, it's just -- there's a

snowflakes moving through the eastern suburbs of cleveland into cuyahoga county. again these should give up quickly. now, what we're going to talk about in seven minutes, cold hanging on for a little while longer. we are tracking two more rounds of snow just this week alone. and then a little hint of spring coming in the seven-day. stick around for that. >> it's a silent killer that may be lurking in your home right now. carbon monoxide already sending more than a dozen people here in ohio to the hospital this yearment i talked to one man whose story may have you running out to get a co detector tonight. plus other ways to tell if co may be an issue in your home. >> plus super tuesday prompting another candidate to step away from the campaign trail. and a former presidential hopeful has something to say about this year's race. >> and it may not be a joke anymore. the signs that americans are getting more serious about a

. new at 11:00, it is odorless, colorless and tasteless and it can kill you. >> lee we're talking about carbon monoxide poisoning. we've seen the results recently. >> we certainly have. last month in michigan, a family of six died from the gas inside their home and just a couple weeks ago, in east cleveland a carbon monoxide leak sent 14

but as i found, there are a few important precautions to protect against co poisoning. >> a close call for steve jerome. >> very, very lucky that that got put in there and very fortunate. >> reporter: just two days after installing a new carbon monoxide detector in his may field home, it went off while he and his girlfriend were asleep. >> jumped up when it happened and went over, shut it off, opened up a bunch of window. >> reporter: inside dominion east yo's teaching land on cleveland's east side don shows us like he does with every fieldworker and areas of hundreds of firefighters what can trigger it. in a furnace, a blue cone-like flame is good. trouble. >> if you let that go, if you do not maintain this on a yearly basis, you're going to be from a nice sharp blue frame to a lazy yellow flame. that's the flame that has the monoxide. couple that with a chimney

else for it to go. >> with a water heater mcbride demonstrates a simple way to insure there's no co leak. >> strike that match again, you watch a flame get pulled to the xhim -- chimney. i watch the snoek draw up the chim any right there. that's a good indication that has a real good draft. >> reporter: carbon monoxide is found in fumes produced by any time you burn fuel, including in furnaces, stoves, fireplaces, and gas ranges. to prevent co poisoning in your home, install a carbon monoxide detector in a bedroom hallway. replace your co detector every five years. and have your heating system, water heater, and gas appliances serviced annually, also every year, get your chimney cleaned or checked. >> it's 100% preventible when it comes to natural gas appliances. >> reporter: according to the cdc, each year about 20,000 americans visit the emergency

and more than 400 people die from unintentional co poisoning. tonight, steve jerome is counting his blessings. >> very lucky. very lucky. it could have -- had not one been up there working, i have one in the basement, but it might not have done it. >> reporter: and if you need a carbon monoxide detector like this one, buy it, then call your local fire department. some here in northeast ohio may install it for free. lee. smokers haven't been able to now. but the department of transportation is now banning the use of e cigarettes on any domestic flights and flights into the u.s. as well. it's to protebt passengers who don't want to be exposed to fumes in the airline cabin. passengers can still carry e-cigs on the plains. since it's prohibited in packing them in checked luggage to prevent fires. as the impact of super

across the country, many are anxiously waiting until tomorrow, former republican presidential candidate mitt romney has something to say about this presidential race, and he will share his thoughts tomorrow morning. romney hasn't endorsed a candidate and has been critical of gop front-runner donald trump. tomorrow's gop debate will feature just four candidates, ben carson says he sees no path forward and won't take part of the debate. effectively ending his campaign. now, of course we will have complete coverage and aanalysis of tomorrow's debate right here on news channel5 at 11:00. >> and as the debate who should drop out rages on ohio governor john kasich is doing a little bit of back pedalling tonight. he told carson had announced he was suspending his campaign which technically hasn't happened yet. when he was asked about that later, he told him his people told him that. >> i didn't ask -- i didn't ask him to confirm anything, i just

conversation with ben. he's motivated in many, many good ways. i have great regard, respect for him. >> most think ted cruz has the best chance of competing with trump. well, apparently the results of super tuesday are hitting home for many americans. >> leigh, i think this is so interesting. google searchs up how to move to canada, spiked more than 350% last night. and it's not clear if it was trump's or clinton's big night spurring it on. a dj in canada decided to help their american neighbors out for their search so he created the if trump wins website to create the peace and ser ren at this of cape britain island in canada as a possible refuge. now, two weeks later, the website which kind of started out as a joke, it has seen more than 800,000 visits. but robb says keep in mind. >> well, i mean, this is not the

so we don't -- we have a winter here. >> yes they do and some people are serious about move to go canada. real tors in cape britain have gotten more calls and e-mails about properties there and one immigration lawyer says he's gotten dozens of inquires perfect people about living up north. so it's amazing what happened after super tuesday. >> i don't think you can just walk across the border and say i'm living here. canada has got very strict immigration laws. >> they're building a wall. >> i doubt it. >> i heard about that. >> they have border guards. >> yes. yes. >> you cross the bridge you go into nigh ago gra falls. >> let's talk about some clouds and even a few lingering snowflakes. i hate saying it. it's march, we must march on from winter but it's going to take a few more days. we've got a few flakes downtown cleveland. we've got some low clouds here and there. and it's a cold, cold evening. here again is our light snow and

greater cleveland and the temps reflective of mid-february. it's 21 right now in parma. 20 and look at occurred land sitting at yeeb. avon lake at 25 degrees. we've got 14s here. lexington, south of mansfield at 17. ashland, 19. mohican state park checking in right now at 18 degrees. youngstown is 17. so the chill is on. we'll drop a few more clicks before we settle into a low temperature between 15 and 20 degrees by the morning commute. the winds have calmed down. shifted around to the south here in cleveland at five miles per hour. it's 6:00, we had some wind chills near ten. so the winds are calming down but still very, very cold out there. as we get up and go tomorrow morning, low 20s upward teens, we're going to keep those temps going up into the 30s. we will see a little snow coming our way. we've got two more snow maker, system number one right here,

and then out to sea. and then we've got another system just coming on shore, that's a much weaker one but it still brings us another round of snow on saturday. so we get one thursday afternoon and evening, and then another one on saturday. so here's snowfall number one. watch this thing go. south. notice we catch a little bit of snow here. i'm thinking generally a trace to an inch. some spots may get a little bit more than that. beginning tomorrow during the afternoon rush, lingering through the morning rush on friday. 20 degrees tonight. flakes ending, cloudy and cold. but then tomorrow, flakes return. 32 mainly cloudy. some light snow by late afternoon. again, not a major winter storm. generally a trace to an inch with a few spots getting a little bit more. 20 tonight for akron. 34 tomorrow. some late afternoon snow. anywhere from a trace to an inch of snow there. yep. 32 thursday. friday 30 with a morning flurry. there's system number two,

35 and then let's say hello to some warmer air and springtime by next tuesday into wednesday. we are in the 60s with some rain showers. lee. >> very nice. well forget about a few good men. the pentagon is now looking for a few good hackers. they're inviting them to try to break into the military's network as a test of its cyber security vulnerabilities. hack the pentagon begins next month. applicants will have to pass a background check and when that happens, they'll have limited access to the pentagon's next work. all right. andy. >> just for you. >> you have something for me? >> i am going to show you something you wanted to see from 6:00. >> i think i know what that is. video of lebron with no shirt on. >> we're going to come back, we'll show that to you again by request. and the indian's long ball

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0. now, five on your side sports brought to you by brunswick auto mart. not a big surprise as expected alex mack has opted out of his contract. agent. he will be the highest paid tenor in the history. they drafted cammer rings. the browns are going to decide who is going to protect the quarterback. the browns, 29-72 in the 101 games at mack had started. weird week for the cavaliers. lebron over the last two days, lebron tweeted out a cryptic message on twitter yesterday. today he worked out with dwayne wade, most people are saying what?

>> he doesn't have to say anything, just keep moving. >> okay. >> the whole world is saying what is he doing with dwayne wade, not danita. >> it's one of my best friends so it's not odd. just somebody i i didn't know, it would be a lot different. but, you know, obviously lebron take his time away. it's a nice time to get away. and clear your mind. so miami is a great place to do that. >> four times we played that for you. >> thank you very much, andy. thank you. >> it's also a good reminder the indian season will start five weeks from friday. he might be ahead of schedule maybe for opening days. keep your fingers crossed. the indians head into the season with a new general manager. we play fantasy baseball, he plays reality baseball, especially when it comes to the

>> that's what the art of a deal comes down to is being really proactive and communicating with other agents or teams to find out where you can match up. everybody is is looking to improve so you can't easily fit the pieces together by just competing with other teams for the same types of players. what you have to do is search for an undervalued player, find a team that has an interest that's different than yours so if a team is rebuilding and we're going tore it, there's a mismatch you can find a way to make a good deal. >> indians and reds play today. 4-1 lead, they got a couple home runs. ra mere pez, gone. his first home run of the preseason, ex what bigs season. he mashes a home run too. game ends in a 4-4 tie. what is this soccer? it's baseball.

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