and with a broken gop will the convention in july be a case of history repeating itself? we take a look at the history of the republican national convention. a new proposal could pave the way for ohio patients to use extreme that is i can't medicine. medical marijuana. but newschannel5 wanted to know what about pregnant moms. >> it was a question in lorain. megan hickey tracked down the answers. could pregnant mothers really use pot? >> reporter: a spokesman for the marijuana policy project told me pregnant mothers with severe nausea could qualify for medical marijuana with the approval of a doctor. it all applies to a case right here in northeast ohio. >> then they came in and told me i cab leave but i need to leave my daughter in the nursery at the hospital. >> reporter: this lorain mom told me her newborn baby girl was ripped from her arms for using what she considered

pregnancy. >> marijuana came up and i did a lot of research and decided to do tea. >> reporter: sanford's baby was born in november. the little girl tested positive for a marijuana byproduct and hollie briefly lost cushion stoa.d but this scenario could be challenged by a new proposal that says pregnant moms lake sanford could qualify with the permission of a doctor. >> a doctor gave her the prescription and instructed her to use it, then yes, she could get away with it. >> reporter: but substance abuse experts tell me getting a doctor to sign off would be hard. he said the list of qualifying conditions is too broad. >> it really needs to be narrowed down to very specific and extreme conditions. >> reporter: not symptoms, like extreme nausea or chronic pain. >> if this is going to include a pregnant mother, i think it's definitely a step in the wrong

>> reporter: sanford's baby is back at home. she has a final hearing in this case in may. live in cleveland, megan hickey newschannel5. that snow was coming down. >> we've got some snow, steady but primarily light. it will be with us for a few more hours moving in with that weak low pressure center which is all the way down in alabama right now. it's stretching far north. 31 degrees cleveland, 30 elyria, lower and middle 30s down i-77 from akron to canton to dover/new philly. so we have the snow shower activity, beenly a trace to maybe -- generally a trace to maybe an inch through the evening for greater cleveland. akron and can town may see a little more than an inch as this snow continues to fall. but all in all we're going to be in the lower 30s through the evening. light snow. roadways will be wet. untreated surfaces should have a thin coating of snow.

hardy folks harn northern ohio should be able to handle an inch of snow. we've got another round for the weekend, and then it's springtime. more to come on that. in the meantime, if you want to track winter weather with me download our app and click on the weather right there. we've got radar that's interactive so you can go in and out, and you can see your zone, your area. you can track snow with me. again, newsnet5.com. >> thank you mark. meantime an argument outside a hospital turns violent. a fight between a boyfriend and girlfriend ends with a father with a fractured leg. police are looking for the suspect. it all happened vows the cleveland clinic. witnesses told police that 37- year-old anthony goggins was yelling at his girlfriend to get inside the car.

the car with her dad, andrew griffin. goggins rammed his car and confronted him. a man is facing homicide charges. police say 30-year-old george rawls got into an argument with a man and strangled him. the man arrested for fatally shooting canine officer jethro has been indicted. he has been charged with felony assault and assaulting a police dog among other charges. it all stems from canton police catching him in the middle of a burglary in january. he is scheduled to be arraigned in court tomorrow. and now to democracy 2016. i guess you can call at war of words between mitt romney and donald trump. >> romney unleashing perhaps the biggest assault yet ahead of tonight's critical debate. chris flanagan gets us up to speed. >> no love lost between the former massachusetts governor and the billionaire

this is video from 2012 when trump endorsed romney for president. my oh my how times have changed. romney today in a speech threw himself back into the discussion not to back another candidate but to take trump out, attack his policies, and his personality. >> donald trump tells us that he is very, very smart. i'm afraid that when it comes to foreign policy, he is very, very not smart. watch, by the way, how he responds to my speech today. will he talk about our policy differences? or will he attack me with every imaginable low road insult? this may tell you what you need to know about his temperament, his stability, and his suitability to be president. >> as expected, trump wasted no time firing back. he spent more than 10 minutes

suggested romney who still has political ambitions. >> i heard that mitt romney made a fairly long speech. and, i mean, honestly, i thought, i'll just address it quickly because it's irrelevant. look. mitt is a failed candidate. he failed. he failed horribly. >> the question now is, is the effort to discredit trump, has it come too late? trump cruised to wins in seven states tuesday. he now has a quarter of the delegates needed. we're sure to hear more tonight when the four contenders debate in detroit. the claim that texas senator ted cruz is ineligible to be president was heard by a new york judge today. cruz was born in canada buzz mother is american. legal experts agree that this still makes him a natural born citizen. the constitution says a person running for the presidency is

ohio governor john kasich is spending today in michigan where he met with reporters to discuss his campaign. newschannel5's john kosich joins us. john, did he even have any reaction to romney's speech? >> frank, he said he didn't watch it but he did hear what romney said about how he would vote for kasich in ohio. he said he is troubled about the direction of the country and the possibility of a trump nomination. kasich said he told romney what he has been telling crowds all week. criticizing trump is not the way to go after him because that only serves to enrage his base of subpoena bheerts are well aware of trump's past and unlikely to change their vote. the key, he said, is to make your case to the 65% who aren't voting for trump. >> i believe that over time people will have a chance to hear things, and if i win ohio, he's not going to be the nominee. we're going to go to the con of earnings i'm going to be the nominee, because i don't know whether you noticed, it's being

we plotted this all out. >> that would be kasich humor. it is, though, all about 0 high. kasich, if he lases it, it will be virtually impossible to stop trump. case lick be holding a rally sunday in columbus with actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. also tonight the candidates left standing will be lined up for yet another debate. tonight's debate hosted by fox news is being held in detroit. the economy is expected to be a big focus with the motor city being the hardest hit during the recession. even though there are five candidates still standing, ben carson announced he's skipping tonight and is expected to discuss his future tomorrow. still ahead live on 5 -- >> could it be a magic pill? the brand-new benefits of aspirin. a mother told police that

now that mother is under arrest. we'll explain what happened. horrifying new details about the water crisis that's happening in flint. you're going to hear from a mother who said high levels of lead may have caused her to miscarry. it's just 90 miles from the u.s. but for travelers it has felt much longer. but soon getting into cuba is going to be easier. we're breaking down the plans to let americans taken the -- take the plane and land on the island nation.

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looking around ohio police say a man found asleep this morning in his car, with guns and ammunition, was arrested near a butler county middle school. the 23-year-old was apparently drunk. cops say there was no threat to schools. meanwhile one of the students is back in school after a 14-year-old classmate is accused of opening fire inside the cafeteria. tonight one of those victims is speaking out about the horrific ordeal. >> i saw the gun so i duck under the table and i grab my friend so we're laying under

avenue shot the two kids next to me. >> the family of that boy charged has now issued a statement saying, quote, they are devastated by his actions and are praying for the recovery of the injured students. that 14-year-old suspect remains behind bars in juvenile detention center after denying the charges in court on tuesday. an update to this story. daniel schooler, a man charged in the death of his brother, pleaded not guilty. daniel schooler has been charged with aggravated murder. police say after that shooting he waited for officers to arrest hit. reports indicate he previously sued his brother over an inheritance dispute. he also has a history of violence. bail has been set at a million dollars. an ohio inmate serving life in prison is fighting to have his case revisited. he is arguing he was wrongfully convicted in 1996 for the death

a federal judge denied a motion to appeal alfred cleveland's case to a lower court. his lawyer says the ruling, quote, troubling because the same court has previously concluded there is evidence supporting his claim. the only trial witness against cleveland has since recanted his testimony. cleveland is eligible for parole. a cincinnati mother is facing criminal charges tonight after falsely reporting her child missing. police say the mother's three- week-old child was in the backseat of her car at the time which had been stolen earlier that day. the card been found an hour after it was stolen crashed into a tree. police have not said where the child had been found and why the child wasn't with the mom in the first place. the mother has been charged with obstructing justice. still, though, police arrested four juveniles in connection with the car theft. recently we heard about the health risks associated with drinking lead-tainted water.

she moved to the city in 2014 just as they changed the water supply. shortly after she became pregnant with twins and was still using the tap water like everyone oles. but at just five weeks pregnant she lost one of the twins to a miscarriage. the other she lost at 13 weeks. after coming home from the hospital from the second miscarriage, she found a letter from the in the her mailbox laying out the dangers of pregnant women drinking the water. >> i'm like, are you serious? and i'm just coming home to losing my babies. and now it could have been the water that did this? >> state officials are now investigating whether the water crisis caused an increase in miscarriages in flint. a school in avon lake is on baby watch. baby bird watch, that. is this eagle is keeping close eye on her newly laid eggs. this bird cam at redwood elementary recorded a raccoon

and snatch one of the two unborn chicks. that's not a chick. >> unborn chick. >> there we go. but as you can see, mom protected her little ones right there, flapping those wings violently. get outta here! >> that's awesome. >> good video. >> now our eagle population is definitely on the rise. there are many bald eagle nests around the area. some of them just in farmers' fields that you can see aus drive by. it's incredible stuff. our national bird. >> no need to get those eggs, though. >> they don't make good only lits. now to cholesterol. frank and i are trying to cut down. let's show you downtown. haze or fog? nope, those are snowflakes. we've got light snow wettenning down the highways, wetting up the highways and byways.

expected through the overnight hours, an inch or so. it will slow down your travel because of wetness on the roadway. we will widen out our view and show you the power of 5 live doppler network radar. quite an impressive shield of snow. but if i turn on what we like to call our heavy show detector, remember we look for the pink color to tell us we have moderate to heavy snow. well, a tiny bit of purple. there's nothing heavy out there, folks. it is flurries to light snow showers, steady at times, but problem. your hour by hour, scattered snow showers, mainly light. they will continue on and off. 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., midnight, 1:00 a.m., widespread light snow, and then we will watch this thing wrap right out

i'm not expecting snow falling on you at 7:00 a.m. snowfall totals not impressive. generally a little more than half an inch in ashtabula, maybe an inch elyria. you could see one to two inches toledo. that would be about it. dover/new philly an inch to inch and a half. cleveland. it's a cold afternoon. now, where is the storm system? actually way down here. the center of the low is dropping into the atlanta area, and it reaches with a trough all the way back north to cleveland. so we have some snow coming up the trough from that big low pressure which is several states away. if that low were closer to us we would be getting a lot more snow. but no dice. 27 degrees, light snow. we will go with a trace to an inch in most spots. a couple of spots, dover/new philly, you may see a little

an early flurry in one or two spots during the morning commute, and then we begin to dry you out as some sunshine takes over. so friday afternoon should be very pleasant to start your weather weekend al bet cool but not bad weather-wise. 25, cold tonight, scattered snow, generally a trace to an inch, inch and a half. we'll go 36 tomorrow with increasing sunshine during the morning. should be a sunny for the most part afternoon. now your seven-day. last weather maker that's going to bring us snow for awhile, saturday, snow, a trace to two, may mix some raindrops in. 45 on sunday, here's your warm- up. notice 59 monday. mid-60s tuesday, but we have to include the threat for rain showers, and that may cool our temperatures down a bit. if there's not a lot of rain here and here, we'll bump these up into the 60s. but you do see the warming trend and a hint of springtime next week. danita and frank.

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new details. officials say debris, possibly from missing malaysian airlines flight 370 has been found in africa. an american traveler says he discovered the parts on a sandbar off the coast of mozambique. australia's transport minister says the find is consistent with modeling forecasts of

>> it is too early to speculate on the origin of the debris at this steak. i remain hopeful the aircraft will be found. i assure the family and friends of those on board that their loved ones have not been forgotten and they remain in our thoughts. >> flight 370 vanished in 2014 after taking off from malaysia with 239 people on board. a consumer alert for folks who want to visit cuba. several of the major airlines have applied to land directly in the country. american airlines, delta, southwest, united, and jetblue have all asked for permission to fly commercials flights there. the government says it will allow 20 daily round trip flights between the u.s. and havana, and another ten flights to nine other cuban cities with international airports. but the airline companies want more flights. the department of transportation is expected to make a decision on the flights this summer. and if you are a smoker, go ahead and leave those e- cigarettes behind the next time you fly.

secretary ruled that e-chris are banned from beg smoked on board. the agency says they're trying to limit chemical exposure. helping the hearing impaired. how an ipad is helping local police better serve part of the community. plus, here's a question. is the republican party on the verge of a history making convention right here in cleveland? we're looking back to the last time a party was in crisis and

our top stories this thursday, mitt romney attacks donald trump as a phony and a fraud. the extraordinary public rebuke of trump comes at a time when

both mitt romney and john mccain, the last two republican presidential nominees, denounced trump. this morning trump says mitt is a failed candidate who let the party down. the gop candidates will debate tonight on fox news. the family of the 14-year- old boy charged in a southwest ohio school shooting has issued this statement saying they are, quote, devastated by his actions, and that they are praying for the recovery of the injured students. monday's shooting at madison junior-senior high school injured four students. the accused shooter is facing charges. the man accused of fatally wounding a canton canine officer has been indicted. the canine, jethro died the next day. barfield could face up to 57 years in prison if convicted of assaulting a police dog. cleveland now has a new

>> our crew was there as officers learned how to use. investigator sarah buduson talking technology. this involves an ipad. >> frank you can do a lot more with one of these than just check your facebook page. officers were trained how to use an app to quickly communicate with the deaf community. check this out. in just seconds, officers can now access a live interpreter on-line who will use sign language to bridge the communication gap between police and citizens who are hearing impaired. officers took this class to learn how to use the app today. police say it's a significant improvement from using written messages to gather information. >> this is a huge change. this provides a live american sign language interner 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. >> each of the city's five police district headquarters will be equipped with an ipad with the app on it. ipads with the app are also available at cleveland's

the domestic violence advocacy center. on your side, i'm investigator sarah buduson, newschannel5. mark johnson, two words. cold, snow. >> that's right. we're going to show you the cold first. temperatures are below freezing in a lot of spots. 31 cleveland, 32 akron, 33 in ashland. same for canton, dover/new philly at 34, but it is cold enough everywhere to make some snow. and indeed we have snowfall out there right now. we're going to show you some scattered snow. here we go. my button isn't working so i have to do it manually. if you are planning on going out, visibility may be lower just a bit but all in all not a major winter storm here. just enough to slow you down due to lower visibilities and some slightly wet roads. temperatures tonight falling

notice we keep scattered snow through 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning with just an isolated flurry. are we done with the snow? can we wipe our hands of it? the answer no. i've got some for your weekend. we'll tell you about that. >> not wiping our hands of this story, mark. when it comes to the republican party everyone has their eyes on what's happening right now. there's new fears of what chaos could happen when the rnc comes to our town. derick waller live at the q. there's a possibility that history could repeat itself. >> reporter: we're talking about a fractured party headed into the convention here. it parallels previous conventions including democrats in 1968 in chicago. today we went through the newschannel5 archives for a history lesson. something none of us imagined one year ago, donald trump declaring victory. >> reporter: that flashback to tuesday night the making of a

case western's political science claire tells me the stop trump movement best hope is a brokered convention. >> if he doesn't have a majority, it means everyone else does have a majority, then it will be negotiating. >> police are now in the aisles with billy clubs. >> reporter: though not exactly the same, she sighs parallels to the year 1968. both martin luther king jr. and democratic hopeful robert kennedy were assassinated leading up to the democratic convention in chicago and newschannel5 was there. >> this is hugh danisol, tv 5 news in chicago. >> reporter: frustrations boiled over on the convention floor as delegates chose hubert humphrey over the anti-war eugene mccarthy. our video captured the violence outside the hall.

protest what they claim is the fact that the delegates from people. >> in cleveland 2016, beckwith says the tensions are similar but times have changed. unrestrained, poorly trained. >> reporter: she says cleveland police know how to peace havely handle large crowds. >> where there is a -- whether a candidate sun disciplinable, so to speak, we'll see if his supporters know how to engage in protest that doesn't provoke police violence. >> reporter: certainly an exciting summer to come and hopefully a peaceful summer. now for history buffs, i just posted about 1 minutes of coverage of the 1968 democratic convention. it's on the newsnet5 app right now. live in cleveland, derick waller. >> check that out. meantime this year's cpac kicked off after a moment of

who was once heckled, became in the disputed front runner. a number of leaders seating over trump's success. they wouldn't even mention his name. >> it's not just about winning elections. governors and conservative lawmakers are pushing positive reforms across this great country. >> trump, by the wayl speak at the event saturday. justice for erin. a police officer convicted of a young man's murder. the outrageous statements the officer's attorney is spewing tonight that is ripping apart one community. and a medical breakthrough. how aspirin could help ward off deadly forms of cancer. >> but first, take a look although your winning lottery

in my world of weather today it is all about you. if you are not following me on twitter go to mark j weather. i love my twitter followers pictures. let's start here with a great sunrise in akron. hinckley. how about that one from mentor high school. excellent job. sun rise in mentor. rachel. then we've got a sun pillar from wadsworth high school when the first line of the sun crystals. great shot from michelle. bald eagle. he's a browns fan. finally dave, the creativity abounds. look at the snowflakes on the rhododendron bush.

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and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappointed in leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. i share president obama's outrage. it's time we had leaders with the courage to stand up to the nra. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. in the senate, i'll fight for commonsense gun safety, criminal background checks, ban assault weapons. i approve this message because ted strickland will never stand up to the nra. i will. new details involving a white officer shooting an unarmed black man in alabama. >> the officer said he thought the man had a weapon but an investigation found that wasn't the case. >> reporter: for nellie, an

is an answer to her prayers. >> i don't care how a man do, god has the last hope. >> reporter: the officer is 23- year-old aaron smith who, threw his attorney, fighting to clear his name. >> mr. gunn fled and used forcing a gains this officer, threatened the life of this officer and the citizens of this community. >> reporter: the lawyer maintains smith was confronted by a tank rouse suspect. according to police, smith shot and killed gunn following an altercation last week. >> there was a slight struggle. >> reporter: police say gunn fought with the officers, holding what looked like a weapon, which later turned out to be a painter's stick. >> this is your moment right now, because it don't just happen to them, it happened to my family. >> reporter: smith was charged with murder.

were brought to prevent public unrest. that makes the decision to arrest this officer political, not legal. >> we're going to have faith in god, and not only that, we're going to pray for the officer also in this case. >> reporter: officer smith is now out on bail. gunn's funeral is this saturday and his mother says she is hoping the officer will be there. aspirin could help lower your risk for cancer. a new study led by researchers as massachusetts general hospital found people who have taken aspirin twice a week for at least six years reduced their chances of developing cancer. overall results show a 19% drop in risk for colon and rectal cancers. a 15% lower risk for gastrointestinal cancer, and a 3% lower risk for cancers in general. google is helping the fight against the zika virus.

donated $1 million for research and prevention. the virus is spread by mosquitoes. it's been linked to almost 5,000 cases of a cat a strove sick birth defect in brazil. the cdc has reported more than 100 cases of the virus here in the u.s. travelers returning from zika infected areas. >> so it's that time of year, you talk about mosquitoes, but not here. too cold for any of that. >> next week you may be seeing few bugs flying around. >> the last warm-up we had i was outside and i got buzzed by a watch. so they're waiting. they're just waiting for the warm air. we get some next week, not this week. >> they're waiting to bite you, mark. >> it's because i smell so sweet. >> you don't want me to respond. >> i left the door open for you. >> i'm not going to do it. >> say what's on your mind. >> i smell so sweet, i smell like sugar.

have a response. >> no, we'll have a response on facebook liter on this evening, facebook live. akron, we've got some wet roadways down there. again, the temperatures around the freezing mark, some warmer ground, warmer pavement so the light snow that's falling is causing wet roads. it's 31 degrees downtown cleveland, 30 in parma, 30 in solon. 32 at the freezing mark in downtown akron, 31 currently in mansfield. this looks a lot worse than it is. it is light. it is flurries and light snow showers. it's having a hard time stick to the ground, folks. that's going to be the trend. if you see an inch of snow during the overnight hours as temperatures cool down a few more degrees that would probably be close to the high level of snow you are going to get. 29 ashtabula to mentor, 31 fremont, to mans feed.

philly, lower 30s in canton. no windchills today. the past few days it's been very windy but we've got light winds, calm winds around the area. the storm system producing this snow here n northern ohio is well down to our south. i mean, it is way down here. center of the low right here. sliding east toward atlanta, georgia. we've got a trough back to the north. bless you, danita. are you allergic to sweet smelling perfume? >> i smell sweet on you. >> oh my goodness, she's breaking out in hives right now. >> and i'm sitting here. >> i'll get you a tissue. there's the low. this low is going to head this way and bomb out over the coast. may bring some snows to the bigger cities. maybe an inch or two there but it will be far enough off the coast to not bother most of us. here's the next round of snow, right here. it is an -- oh my goodness, another alberta clipper.

trace to maybe an inch or two of snow to the area saturday afternoon and evening. i think we can handle it. the first wave going through, behind it we're still chilly. i think tomorrow we're still in the 30s. we don't begin the warm-up until sunday, and even then, sunday is going to be could. monday, tuesday, wednesday, a little spring hint coming in. 27 degrees tonight. light snow. generally a dusting to an inch in most spots. a few spots over toward the island, sandusky, norwalk, you may see an inch and a half, two inches. dover/new philly, you could get a little more than inch. tomorrow 33, an early flurry in one or two spots. then drier air works in. akron/canton, a trace to an inch and a half of snow should do it. tomorrow 36. look at that. sunshine to begin your weekend. still a chill in the air. your seven-day. 40 on saturday, scattered snow,

again could see a raindrop mixing in as temperatures climb up. 46 on sunday. there you go. monday, nice day, 59. 65 degrees with a few showers on tuesday. we'll go 60 wednesday. still mild thursday. we could bump up this a little bit, depending on the exact position of the warm front. but the trend for next week is springtime. crocuses blooming, daffodil, and maybe my perfume wafting even further. >> i have a case of markiti snchtz there is no cure. >> you gonna make it? >> i hope so. it's a fairy tale come to life, but not something you would hope for. >> oh, you don't want this. next at 6:00, and only on 5. >> when i got to the top of the

she had one of their coats on, covers pulled up, electric blanket, just as comfortable as could be. >> sounds like the three bears. a woman apparently found a bed that was just right. problem, it wasn't her house. the real homeowner tells us this not so tall tale. the major project that sat in limbo finally gets the go- ahead to move forward. what's in the works for one of the busiest intersections on cleveland's west side? >> but first, when live on 5 returns, a very happy home coming after a year further away from home than you or i have ever been.

happening today, the new world trade center transportation hub is open for business. its shape is like nothing you have seen before.

the project has taken 10 years to build. the transportation hub will connect all the subway lines in lower manhattan and all the ferry systems. features include a shopping center and a retractible skylight. how about that. the project cost more than $4 billion. and nasa astronaut scott kelly returned to the u.s. today after spending nearly a year in space. now that kelly is home the journey is just beginning. lauren lister has the story. >> reporter: astronaut scott kelly this morning back home in houston by way of kazakhstan and outer space. >> it's just an unbelievable feeling to be back here on planet earth, back in our great country. >> reporter: kelly spent 340 days aboard the space station, the first american to spend so much time in the cosmos.

including first hugs from his girlfriend and children. his first plunge in the pool. >> that feels good. >> reporter: after a year admiring bodies of water only from afar. during that time he completed nearly 5500 orbits. that's almost 144 million miles equal to the moon and back 300 times. the mission to test human endurance, key for potential future travel to mars. >> by going to mars one day it will make things better here on earth. so i'm happy to be a part of that. >> reporter: now scott will be compared to his identical twin mark. >> i brought you some beer and apple pie. nothing is more american than that. >> reporter: on twitter, president obama told kelly he hopes gravity isn't a drag. even if it is, nasa saying his spine stretches in space so kelly likely came back two inches taller.

that's it for live on 5. chris, danita, what's going on at 6:00? >> a lot going on. 137 days left until a potentially contentious republican national convention. >> despite the chaos the rnc is going to mean big bucks. not just for the city but for businesses and people like you and me. all new, we take a look at some of the huge deals already rolling in for people renting out their spaces in july, and they may have you thinking about doing the same. a familiar tale with a twist. what one north east ohio man found inside his home was not necessarily the beginning of happily ever 56789 newschannel5

much to his surprise he went into the bedroom area of the home and noticed there was a woman sleeping in the bed. >> shed one of their coats on, covers pulled up, electric blanket turned on. >> only on five, a woman being called a real-life goldie locks. but there's no fairy tale ending to this story. she's accused of breaking into a home, crawling under the covers and going to sleep. >> bob jones spoke with the man what made the startling discovery. >> reporter: this home near west salem was built in the 1860s, nearly as old as the fairy tale goldilocks and the three bears. what happened here proves that sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. >> goldilocks went upstairs to take a little snooze. >> reporter: ah, that