answer the call already. . good afternoon, everybody i'm leon bibb. leading the broadcast with the story of the snow return. and expectations will come to a close this afternoon. janessa webb has our weather outlook. >> and we're looking good to start off the weekend. we're tracking a little bit more snow and after yesterday, we saw the snow sweeping through northeast ohio and

toward ashtabula county to the left of your screen and you can see the pile of snow, a chilly start as we issue up -- finish up your friday into saturday temperatures at 33 degrees and taking a look at the power of five, you can see the snow that we were dealing with yesterday and that tracked to the south. our live 5 radar is not picking up any moisture and just cooler weather this afternoon. and the clouds that are moving across the area. right now, the warm spot all the way into the millersburg 35 and 37 degrees. downtown cleveland, and you're at the freezing mark. shaker heights. a cooler weather pattern and the thermometer is not going to go up too much this afternoon. we're only looking at highs near 34 to 35 degrees and i skies into -- and cloudy skies to tonight we'll look into the

and new at the noon hour, two cleveland police officers driving crash. it was around 5:00 this morning at east 140th street and city's northeast seed. the squad car was rear ended by an intoxicated driver. the hospital. the driver of the other vehicle was arrested. and this time involving an rta bus and a school bus. the school bus side swiped the rta at 62nd and store, west 62nd and store. one person on the rta bus was taken to the hospital for treatment and the only damage was a minor scrape to the bus. and new details about a crash we first told you about on today's good morning cleveland. the police say that alcohol was a factor in an early morning wrong-way crash on the inner belt bridge and it was on the southbound side of the split

and you can see in this video, a ford taurus slammed into a u- haul truck causing heavy damage. the ems crews were dispatched to the scene cleared up before 4 or this morning. >> i feel like cleveland in general, especially this area, has been getting more and more dangerous. >> and this is a stor that began developing this morning and continues this afternoon. people are feelingupez after three different businesses were hit by a thieves and they were held up by a man with a gun who threatened to shoot ems if they didn't hand over the cash he demanded. as cleveland police investigate, they're looking into the possibility that this was the work of a same man and working with a vague deception and have surveillance video and hope that will help them in their investigation. and to a developing story. a north homestead teacher is not in the classroom because of

parents want answers. >> this is upsetting. it's a teacher in our community and our community is pretty tight. >> right now, the district said that it's still investigating what it says is the 32-year-old high school teacher on administrative leave and so far, there is no evidence of criminal misconduct. the district said that parents and students are safe and that that i have nothing to worry about. and in kent, roosevelt high school has been evacuated and students are sent home by bus. the police confirm to us that a threat was made and would not elaborate on the form or extent of the threat. roosevelt high school is a public school with more than 1200 students and we'll follow the story and keep you apprised. and because of increased violence in schools, the ohio board of education is taking comments from the public on rules on portable de-- devisings.

the school shootings across the country, including in shardin. some devices used in ohio slide under doors and ohio has an april deadline to write ruling governing off of the divisions. >> and there is a lot of talk this year about the rnc becoming a brokered convention possibly and that is when there is no single candidate as the clear winner and requires them to hold multiple votes and earlier today, john kasich of ohio said if he wins the ohio primary, the party can expect a brokered convention in july; however, fellow candidate marco rubio said otherwise. >> i don't think that needs to be the scenario. brokered invention implies a backroom deal where are where someone not on the ballot is pushed in. i don't think that is going to happen at all. >> and brokered or not, the rnc is set for july 18th through the 21st here in cleveland.

governor kasich is preparing to kick off the ohio campaign. we'll share a fifth name we >> and at case western reverb university, they may want to and staff. >> and we introduce you to the adorable little girl who stole a deputy's heart after calling 911 for in advise. you're watching newschannel 5 at the noon hour.

. well, there was another fiery debate by the republicans the front-runner donald trump was forced to defend his record on trump university, manufacturing his merchandise outside of america and an off- the-record conversation with "the new york times." the question is did the attack hurt or help the republican front runner? abcs lana z ach has the latest from washington, d.c. fox news channel tubbed vulgar early on. >> and refer to my hands if they're small, smuggle must be small. i guarantee there is no problem. >> reporter: while john kasich remained above the fray. >> people say everywhere you go, you seem to be the adult on the stage. in terms of -- in terms of -- >> ted cruz and marco rubio slung the mud. >> and you were misleading the americans. >> you're the ones. >> and what are you hide something. >> those tapes and record -- between trump and the "new york times" where he discussed his

>> and marco rubio asked trump how he can pledge to make america great again but not actually make his clothes in america. >> and he can start tonight by announcing -- in trump clothing will no longer be made in china or mexico but here in the united states. >> and this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> when pressed by the moderator. >> will you promise that you will -- and how soon will you remove your clothing collection. the clothes are made in china and mexico. >> and he launch into a tirade and made no clear promises to move his clothing business to american soil. and the now defunct trump university was also under attack. host megan kelly asking about the pending lawsuits and the d- minus rating from the better business bureau. trump said the rates -- ratings were an a. the better business bureau saying the ratings fluctuated from a to d-minus and that was the last one

lana zach, abc news, washington. the candidates are back shaking hands on the campaign trails. ohio governor kasich will be in michigan today, looking to gain sent as michigan hides the primary election on tuesday. some day, he's scheduled to return to ohio to where he will campaign with a special guest. arnold schwarzenegger will be with kasich at a rally in columbus to begin at 2:30 sunday afternoon at the botanical gardens in columbus. kasich's campaign is raffling off a chance to meet the former governor and movie star schwarzenegger. and also today, rather sunday, i should say, the political spotlight turns to michigan again for a faceoff between hillary clinton and rival bernie sanders. they will be in flint for a sunday debate as many predict will highlight that city's leg in the water crisis. the democratic debate is to start at 8:00 sunday night. >> and up next at the noon hour, the latest jobs numbers are in. great news for the american economy. we'll break down the numbers in

>> and before we can talk about next week's warm-up, we have to talk about are the rain-snow mixture. for your saturday afternoon. and i'm going to give you hour.

. new, case western is reverse -- reserve university is asking students to be extra vigilant on campus. they said two female staff members were mugged near the auditorium before 7:00 last night. the two suspects got away with a purse but did not physically harm the victims. university is dealing with heating issues. the university of akron students battled the cold during classes this morning and a broken steam line cut heat to 40 buildings on the campus. the university told students and faculty to bundle up for now. our partners at the akron- beacon journal say the heat is to be back on soon. new numbers from the government show 242,000 jobs

that is a far better number on top of the 172,000 jobs added in january. economists predicted a game for about 190,000 jobs last month. and still, the jobless rate held steady in february at 4.9% and that is at an eight-year low and a level many expect to be full employment. how far, wage growth in february rising 2.2% in february compared to a year ago. they want to see wages grow around 3 1/2%. and the cause of designate for bobby christina brown is revealed. she was found unconscious in january of 2015. the medical examiner said that she died of immersion in water mixed with drugs in her system and it couldn't determine if her death was accidental or

and some reports from the national highway traffic safety administration for ford truck owners. the organization said that it's received 33 complaints from owners of 2013 and 2014 f-150s. driver his reported problems with the brakes, which include pedals on the floor and completely stopped working. no recall has been issued yet as the government continues to investigate the problem. and trending this afternoon, a two-year-old girl at south carolina who really needed help getting dressed for the day. she was so distressed -- disstressed, she ended up calling 911. although little aleah made a call for help for a non- emergency, the responding officer showed up. she was thankful and made a new friend out of an accident there. >> hard and -- we have to do this all day long to have a little girl running to the front door asking -- on her

day and i loved it. >> in south carolina, aleay's mother was surprised the little girl, age 2, remembered the number to 911. the mother said she only explained it to her just once. but you know children. >> and she's smart and cute at the same time. >> she said i need help putting on the clothes. let me dial 911. >> and she's just so cute. >> and don't do that cute. if you're watching. [ laughter ] >> a quick learner. and so, we're going to be >> yeah. >> and how do you look at that? >> and i'm going to be here all day long. as we finish out of the week, you know, people are looking forward to the weekend. not bad, right? >> right. >> and i think you're ready for spring already, right? >> i have been ready for spring and fall.

you're going to say it's cool out there and where is that sunshine. the clouds are big here from the west. and 33 degrees, slightly above normal but we're going to still track the cooler air for the start of your weekend. and you can see from the live 5 radars and that system shifted toward the south and we're going to see the next storm front move through into tomorrow. right now, wayne county, 32 degrees. dover, new philly into holmes county and they're in the warmer spots, kill buck into the millersburg area and that is at 35 degrees and youcan see some warmer air tracking in from little rock into jackson. and that warmer air starts to push in here possibly as we head into your sunday. and so, hour, looking a-okay

i am counting on some sunshine to grace us as we head into the 4:00 hour. the evening plans tonight. 27. so, it's still chilly conditions if you're out and about and this is that next game changer that is going to be headed our way into your saturday and sitting into minneapolis. and over into chicago. going to produce a good amount of accumulation. it will be an equal opportunity for everybody to see. kind of the rain and snow mixture, but you have plenty of time. this is not tracking in here to about 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. and you can see temperatures bumping up from elyria into wayne county and 40 degrees. that is a quick mover here by 10:00 and into saturday evening and shifting out and into sunday, we're going to talk about the sunshine and temperatures on that upward

33 degrees and 25 with partly cloudy conditions. the winds not an issue out of the north and five to 10 miles per hour and let's get through tomorrow. one to two inches of accumulation and won't be the thick shovable snow and let's smile about it, and that is 44 for sunday and feeling like spring and tuesday into wednesday and we can't count out any moisture possible rain and that is nice. back into the 60s. remember, we're on the radio. cleveland star 102, 98.5 wncx. and be sure to catch a brand-new edition of academic challenge. at 7:00 on newschannel five. this week, we'll see some black river, gilmer academy and james a. garfield compete for a share of $25,000 in grant money.

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adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. . well, miss jan assess webb, webb, what do you think? >> 33 today and looking good. the upper 60s and talking about >> got to love it. >> and we have to wait until tuesday, though and that is

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