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

mischief, eating that porridge and sleeping in someone else's bed. >> this bed is a real delight. >> reporter: the fable became a freaky reality for clad weber. >> when i got to the top of the steps she was laying in the bed sleeping. shed one of their coats on, covers pulled up, electric blanket turned on, just as comfortable as could be. >> reporter: chad discovered shattered glass and a break in. upstairs sleeping in this bed chad spotted a complete stranger, 21-year-old emily dunn. >> all i could see was long black hair and a body laying there breathing. >> reporter: clad called 911. by then dunn was awake from her slumber and trying to leave the home, smelling of alcohol. >> one of the deputies said, hey, we got us a goldilocks here. yeah, i guess so. >> hat some goldilocks connections, but there's certainly nothing cute about it. >> reporter: dunn told deputies she got out of a car, concerned

started walking and went to the home for help. when no one answered, she used a porch swing to bust inside. >> she's very fortunate that there was not an armed homeowner waiting on the other side of that door. >> reporter: the fact that her next choice was to take a long nap -- >> someone's been sleeping in my bed, and she's still here! >> reporter: in this story, goldilocks didn't get away. senate's crazy would this world is coming to, man. ferlts bob jones, newschannel5. >> emily dunn remains under investigation for burglary but was released from jail. prosecutors consider which charges will be filed. new information tonight on the man seen in this video of a scooter chase with police. a jury just indicted the man in a different incident, a robbery back in august. police say he stole magazines from a store he had already been banned from, then waved around a machete when a clerk confronted him.

are some of the several run-ins with police. new tonight, police in fairview park are investigating what they're calling a suspicious death. they found a 32 years old woman dead during a welfare check at a home on west 2 21st street. police did not find any evidence of an obvious cause of death, and it could take months before all of the lab results to come in from the medical examiner's office. a new development has been springing up in downtown cleveland a ohio city. developers have their eyes on one of the busiest intersections in all of cleveland. two years after the project the job site sits idle. there appears to finally be some movement on the huge project, paul. >> reporter: chris that could be the case. that fence behind me went up around the site more than two years ago. since then nothing has happened. but that could be about to change. take a look at these renderings. they show plans for a new

cleveland/lakewood boulevard. crews demolished a city block of buildings for the project houses. but two years later a fence still sits around the project. >> 100,000 vehicles that is intersection every single day. >> reporter: cleveland city councilman told know project will get back on track at this busy intersection soon. >> the whole site should be cleared by midsummer and then you will see along clifton boulevard during that same period a new commercial development. >> reporter: the cleveland restoration society admitted they hate to lose a cleveland landmark but the building was too far gone. they support preserving parts of the church. the owners of nearby papa

tired of looking at his empty lot. they have faith new development will help their business. >> it's very difficult on us, the small merchants. not just us but all of us. in tend we do see the results will be worth the wait. >> reporter: caddell improvement explained to me that delays are frustrating but believes new buildings will breathe new life into this neighborhood. >> we ask for patience and believe it is one of the prime pieces of real estate in the city of cleveland, and good things will happen there. >> reporter: now, the cleveland landmark commission still has to approve these plans. live on cleveland's west side, paul kiska, newschannel5. there's another project in the name of safety that's gaining steam. but the question is, is it realistic? the fire chief wants to see spike strips installed on ramps to stop wrong way drivers from getting on to highways. so we crunched the numbers and we found it would cost $27

on the more than 5,000 highway ramps here in ohio. still, one commissioner says something needs to be done. >> we've got to look at it. there's obviously a problem there. anything we can do to assist and make sure the problem is being looked into, that's something i'm interested in. >> the ohio department of transportation says they don't support the idea, based on an out-of-state study that found the strips could pose a risk to drivers following the rules of the road. there were 131 wrong-way crashes in ohio last year. a cold but calm evening tonight. a live look from downtown. you can see the glare from the road. wet out there. mark, many of us seeing some light snow around the region. >> yeah, so far it's been light, it's been steady at times. it will be in and out through the evening. and most of the overnight hours as well. it's a very weak weather maker. wide coverage from flurries and

canton, wooster, akron, light flurries. cleveland, lorain, light snow showers and flurries there as well. 31 in cleveland, 32 akron to canton, 28 the cool spot now in ashtabula. so what is next? snow is back. i will till how much you can expect during the overnight and by the morning commute on friday. plus, another round of snow for the weekend. we're just not done with it yet. but here you go. 60s make a return to the area. i will tell you when coming up. in the meantime, lower 30s, and a lot of flakes flying. >> more of our neighbors are looking to cash in on the rnc by renting out their place for the week for big bucks. kristin volk live in town. the deals are already starting to roll in. >> reporter: starting to roll in. one of those deals getting done today as the two-bedroom can dough downtown here we're told

bit difficult to rent. >> reporter: a whopping $33,000 building. $50,000 to rent this eight- heights. that's what some homeowners are asking to rent out their place convention. but local real estate agent jarred zach warns against those high prices. >> reporter: it appears most of the budgets are around $2,000 to $3,000 per bedroom per week. >> reporter: for seven bedrooms she's asking $18,000. but she admits she's flexible. >> we're really happy with anything. it's more for us about being part of the process. no matter what your political leaning it's an exciting time.

is probably in the $6,000 to $7,000 range, and that may be condo downtown. >> reporter: location is key. downtown. action. >> reporter: location will likely be lucrative for dan square-foot office space. >> it seems it would be very useful for one of the candidates or one of the tv stations, and it is going to be so crowded down here i won't be able to do business anyhow. >> reporter: besides price and location, the condition of an apartment or home matters, too. and the real estate agent we spoke to says those who are looking to rent are lawyers and individuals from corporate entities and political groups. live in cleveland, kristin slow, newschannel5. >> the republican candidates will debate again tonight. we will have complete coverage at 11:00. john kosich and wews political

down what the four remaining candidates have to say. new at 6:00, the oldest african-american theater in the u.s. that is based right here in cleveland is making cuts to continue operating. the house is cutting 13 full- time and two part-time positions in its theater, administration, and operations staff. it's also temporarily discontinuing its after school programs and sending its early childhood and day care program to another provider. they plan to bring back a new after school program in the fall. a warning tonight. tax sea sofntion now in full swing. con artists are pulling out all the stops to steal your money. solon police told of us a scheme involving a man claiming to be jim davis from the irs. davis calls and tells the person on the other end to send money while the investigation is underway and it will be complete. police remind consumers not to fall for it. call.

was even thought of as somebody to nominate. kindness goes unnoticed. will you be inspired by how one community is making sure to and beyond. plus, need a new phone but holding out in hopes of getting the newest iphone? details leaked on the iphone 7. will you be surprised at some of the changes. plus, video proves you don't mess with mama. what had this eagle nesting at

we all know some of the most generous people can sometimes go overlooked especially for the wonderful things they do. >> all new at 6:00, lauren wilson takes us to one city that is trying to change that. >> reporter: imagine walking into work, thinking it's a normal day, but then you receive this.

i don't even know what to say. it's really, really, a wonderful surprise. >> reporter: jeannie is streetsboro's first recipient of the stand for generosity initiative. >> we want to give back to the community. that's it. there are so many people out there doing good things. and they're not being recognized. >> reporter: how it works, those in the community must keep their eye out on that special someone who is willing to stick their neck out for others. >> i nominated jeannie because she is a person who exemplifies a generosity of spirit. she is a special education aid but she works for different teachers in the special education unit. she is always taking care of everyone else and never asking for recognition for it. >> reporter: and not only is that special person getting $500 for themselves, the other surprise is that they get an additional $500 to pay it forward to someone else. >> that won't be hard to do, because there's so many people of help.

is that more cities can implement the idea. >> so our goal is, every six months we would like to do something. the hope is potentially for all of north east ohio if we can find enough sponsors to come along with us. no more head jacks, and bye- bye camera bump. apple leaving new details about its new iphone. it will be thinner than the iphone 6 but we're told there won't be much change in the design features. it will have two speakers and will require wireless headphones like beats, which is owned by apple. a warning for doctors and hospitals. you have to be more careful about antibiotic use. super germs like mrsa cause one out of every seven infections caught inhospitals, and misuse of antibiotics can help those germs build up a resistance to the drugs.

patients has an infection they picked up after beg admitted to the hospital. if you think your commute is bad you better think again. cleveland did not crack the list of the 10 worst commutes. new york was number one with a 35-minute trip on average. d.c., chicago, and boston also made the top ten. but don't celebrate. cleveland didn't make the list of 10 best commutes, either. both columbus and cincinnati did. the work wears the shortest commutes are actually in buffalo. >> when they're not digging out of the snow. >> when it's not snowing. for six months out of the year, they're fine. okay what are we doing now? >> we're doing weather. you were talk about cold and snow. you go over to that green board over there. >> i just saw something on the prompter about a bald eagle.

let's show you a little sunshine from earlier today. clouds are gone, and light snow has invaded. that light snow is going to continue for several more hours. not a big issue, except it is going to lower visibility a little bit, and it's also got some -- she's celebrating over there. you zinged me. just wait until 11:00. a little bit of light snow. here's the radar. there's quite a shield of flurries and light snow across the state of ohio. attached to the winter storm here. there's the center of the low pressure moving toward raleigh, norfolk, then out to sea. it stretches all the way back north into ohio with flurries and light snow showers. we'll zoom in and show you the power of 5 radar. scattered flurries, light snow. to accumulate. her's our heavy snow detector. we're looking for bright pink colors for heavy snow. not seeing them. so it's not heavy snow.

2:00 p.m. friday, anywhere from a dusting to maybe an inch and a half. i can't rule out a couple of spots west toward to lea dough getting two inches, and maybe south towards dover/new philly. but all in all a trace to two of a very good range. 31 cleveland, medina, wooster, dover new philly, fremont, ashtabula. downtown. we've got an easterly breeze at 7 miles per hour. they're light wends out there, so for once, we don't have wind advisories out, we don't have windchills. 33 today. we should be at 42. our snowfall, a dufght, 22.2 so far for the season. wow, we are 31 inches below the norm. boom. clapping for no snow. this is low pressure number one

here towards billings, montana, home of the andy bags kin statue -- andy baskin statue. could be a slow down for saturday evening plans with a trace to twoirchls of snow with some rain mixing in. 27 tonight, snow likely, a trace to two inches. seven-day. let's watch. saturday, there's that second clipper. 35 to 40, sunday drying out, mid-40s, then finally some spring into the sick with rain by tuesday. all right, guys, we'll watch this video closely. it's a bald eagle that's been nesting at avon lake. the mother laid two eggs. last night she was defending her young. look closely at the bottom of the screen. you can see the eyes of the raccoon trying to get into that nest, but the eagle flapping her wings to try to scare off that raccoon. so don't mess with mama.

>> very protective. >> in deed. >> that's pretty cool. >> i do not after statue in mizzou la. i me guess what i'm going to show you. lebron.

hopefully the focus turns from drama to basketball with the cavs hosting the wizards. today lebron james back from miami. one more time, danita, your favorite video of all-time. he talked about the cryptic message he put out on twitter and this snapchat video where he was working out in miami with dwyane wade. >> do i want to explain? >> reporter: right. that's what i was asking. does that mean no you don't want to talk about it all all? >> i don't have to explain. >> reporter: you can say no. >> three times. no, i don't want to explain it. and no. cool. i'm okay to leave when i wanna leave, be back at my work on time. >> good with that? >> i'm good with it. >> no matter what's going on off the floor the league thought lebron was the eastern player of the month.

seven assists and two steals per game. the indians shelled today in goodyear by the reds. the last of three straight games at the ballpark. the only highlight, nothing says baseball lake a sacrifice fly. it's so breathtaking. it was the only run the indians scored today. 9-1. good thing these games don't count. yesterday manager terry francona gave an update on michael brantley. the indians' top player is hoping to be back for the beginning of the season. he wants to be on the field and his team wants him to be pain- free. >> i'm doing great. making progress each and every day. i'm on a good game plan with the comeback and swinging and hitting, and i'm excited where i'm at, really am. this kid teeing off at tiger woods' new golf course. the very first shot on this

>> right in front of tiger woods. >> wow. >> the first shot on the first hole, on the first day. the crowd going bonkers. taylor, a big hug. >> now what is he going to do snow's peaked. >> and he beat tiger. >> that is awesome. >> downhill. how do you top that? >> that's a moment. >> never forget. we'll see you back here

this is what i came home for -- to work in the community, turning schools after hours into centers for healthcare and safe spaces for our kids. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. after princeton and a marshall scholarship, i turned down a job at google to work improving education. elected to city council, i've helped create 5,000 new jobs, took on big banks to clean up foreclosed properties. now i'm running for the senate and approve this message to offer bold new leadership

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