hi i' m kristie. and i' m jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the language of bug. " hey cortana, find my katydid video." oh! this is so good. if you' re trying to teach a kid about a proboscis. just sketch it on the screen. i don' t have a touch screen on my mac, i' m jealous of that. you put a big bug in a kids hands and change their world view. >> mike: 4-30 from three. steph curry 1-10 from three and the los angeles lakers stun the now 55-6 warriors 112-95. one of the more shocking games in the nba. why did it happen? >> hubie: give them credit. they played the three ball as well as anybody could play it.

on the shooter. and then they didn't care if you went by them off the dribble. then offcame off the screen looking for the three. they trapped you and forced you out and they indefinitely intimidated the shot. so i want to give them a lot of credit. you say well, why didn't they go over the top and then they have the advantage and take advantage going to the basket? is they tried that but you can't have the amount of turnovers that they have, you know, just kept mounting from 10 to 12 to 15 to 18, just kept going. what you're seeing here is the defensive game plan was excellent, and also, the forcing of the turnovers was major. >> mike: kobe bryant, the lakers get the win. here's heather with kobe. >> heather: kobe, congratulations. you guys hand the warriors their sixth loss of the season. how would you measure the impact of this type of win? >> i think it helps our growth obviously. you know, our bigs did a fantastic job. coming back and making sure they

that's very hard for bigs to do. but they were pretty consistent all night long. >> heather: this has got to be something that is a bigger win in the win category. against the defending champs. how much extra mileage can you give this young team with this kind of a win? >> i think the learning curve comes from trusting the defense, right, and trusting the effort. paying attention to details. those things for young players helps tremendously when they see results. >> heather: this is your first game at staples since february 2nd. how much energy did you get playing in front of your fans that have followed you for so long? >> quite a bit of energy. i just feel terrible not being able to be out here every single game. it's been tough laboring through the shoulder a bit. for the last year if i could give it a go i'll try. >> heather: then there were 18. so the number is starting to dwindle. how does your perspective change as it gets lower and lower to zero? >> every game you try to appreciate it more and more and more right? you know, just go out there and

while soaking it all in. >> heather: thanks for everything you have done. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> mike: 18 games left in the kobe bryant farewell tour. it happens with a win in los angeles over the defending champs chasing their own history as the warriors lose for the sixth time. local news coming up for most of you. for all of us, thank you for watching. on the home of the nba finals.

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regan at the age of 94. >>reporter: she was always by his side. in fact, nancy regan said her life really began when she met ronald reagan. she was an actress. she gave up acting to be a full time wife and mother, but soon took on a new role as first lady. she was fiercely protective of her husband, her influence occasionally caught on camera as it was here when president was having difficulty answering a question. she drew heat for her expensive designer wardrobe and

while the nation was in the middle of a depression. nancy kept the many love letters from her husband. this would be the letter that would change her life, a letter in which the former president would tell the world he was suffering from alzheimer's disease. nancy became an advocate for research into the disease. the love story that began in hollywood ended on a hilltop in california. it had been a wonderful life, she said. she will be buried right next to her late husband, ronald reagan. >> in lieu of flowers, she's requested that contributions be made to the ronald reagan

now the race for 2016 campaigning in the buckeye state, trying to gain momentum ahead of the primary. he held a rally and received an schwarzenegger. >> i endorse john kasay, our great governor. >> he is planning a rally here in broadview heights on tuesday night. in the meantime, democrats in maine and puerto rico are casting ballots. the front runner, donald trump won two states. tonight clinton and sanders michigan.

lead in michigan heading into the primary. sanders claimed victory m in two of the three states up for grabs. clinton will be back here in cleveland for a rally. the location has not yet been revealed. those interested in attending do need to sign up for seats. we have a link on our happen. coming together to remember a 3-year-old girl with a vigil canton police say the girl was found dead in her home on friday. her 22-year-old father matthew was charged with her murder. his live-in girlfriend is also facing charges in connection with the little girl's death. two cleveland teens are on the run wanted in connection with a string of robberies

police say they car jacked a victim. be on the lookout for a silver impala that belongs to the son of the police chief. a gun was inside the car at the time. anyone with information is asked to call the police department. new information tonight on the battle over the legality of east cleveland camera tickets. we've learned exclusively that now a citizens group will be asking the zero h high attorney general to rule that thousands of the tickets invalid. why is cleveland continuing to issue tickets when the new law is in effect. >>reporter: well, it's a relatively new law and they say

the case is being taken to the ohio supreme court. meanwhile dozens of residents have come together and are asking the ohio attorney general for help. the unmonitored traffic cameras are still up and running with thousands of drivers hit with a $95 citation. residents say they will not pay the fine. >> i'm just a regular guy just going to work and trying to feel like i'm being harassed here. and i think what east cleveland needs to do is find other ways to generate revenue. >>reporter: east cleveland law directors told me that they'll be filing with the supreme court in april looking to get the ohio law deemed unconstitutional. both sides are taking their cases to the state of ohio hoping to make an appeal.

cities still issuing tickets, hoping to get the law overturned. turning now to the weather, and not so bad today. not a lot of sun, however. >> that sunshine really didn't materialize, and temperatures barely out of the 30s. this is a live shot where you can see a few clouds floating through and a glimpse of sunshine. a daytime high of 40 degrees throughout the day. our temperatures across the board were not out of the 40s for the greater cleveland area. 37 degrees is the official high right now. taking a look at our radar. we're not picking up any moisture. just high clouds sticking around. high pressure is on top of us. the clouds really being stubborn continuing to pick up

the wider view isspreading in west to east. also winds going to be an issue as we head into tomorrow coming out of the south 15-25 miles per hour. that's what's going to allow for the gradual warmup back into the '60s as we start off the week. we're tracking the windy weather along with temperatures well above normal, but midweek rain possibly wednesday through sunday of next week picking up two to 3 inches of accumulation. i'm going to show you hour by hour, day by day when the rain starts to head in. severe storms bringing flash flooding and heavy snow, and forecasters say it's only going to get worse. freezing for a reason to raise money for charity. you're watching news channel 5 at 6 , and we'll be right back. between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense.

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in memory of of a little girl from cleveland. >> i wanted to show support for the people that have cancer. >> organizers hope to beat last year's donations of nearly $100,000. how would you like to spend the day at the beach or maybe on the golf course and get paid for it all? the cleveland metro parks is hiring seasonal positions. the park officials hosted food service jobs, counselors and maintenance positions. most jobs offer a 40 hour workweek. >> our minimum age for hiring is 16 years old. and basically most positions do need a valid drivers license, but as long as they're 16 years or older, you can qualify for most positions here within the park district.

event, another event is scheduled for next saturday. the region in california is battered by rain in 18 hours, wind gusts, snapping trees and bringing down power lines and producing heavy snow in the the mountains there. >> what a change for them to get it and not us. >> exactly right. we're snow deficient here in northeast ohio. today we were hoping for a little bit more sun, but it really didn't materialize. it depended where you were at. kind of a gray day to be out in our temperatures barely stepping out of the 40s in most spots.

the sunset is is coming in. still cooler air continuing to be in play. temperatures starting to warm up. taking a look at our radar. we're not tracking any moisture right now, but these high clouds continue to move in from west to east and are going to be pretty dominant as we head into the rest of the night. also you're going to notice a big transition in our winds throughout tomorrow into tuesday afternoon. they're coming out of the south, but when we see that kind of flow, it allows for the warmup temperatures back into the '60s, but 15-20 miles per hour throughout your monday into your tuesday afternoon. they really start to subside as

as you can see, this is our contouring wind map starting to track in here, and it's kind of large and in charge throughout your monday afternoon. so hour by hour if you're stepping out, no dread of any moisture, but temperatures still into the upper 30s. look at this bar graph. it's on the upward trend as we head into tomorrow afternoon. i want to show you the future cast. just after lunch tomorrow, look at our temperatures from wayne county here. we do have a chance of isolated sprinkles moving in late evening. it's going to be a quick-mover here. by tuesday look at this. 3 o'clock we are at 60, near 70 degrees in most spots in northeast ohio. so temperatures well above normal for tuesday afternoon. also the big weather story is this track of the system. this is gulf moisture making its way onshore as we head into

this really makes its way across our area wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday afternoon. we're forecasting a four day period potential with two to 4 inches of rain accumulation. so we're keeping our eye on that situation. 36 degrees as we head into tonight. the thermometer not dropping too much. you're going to see a little more sunshine, but temperatures nearly 25 degrees above normal as we step into the start of your workweek. 60 degrees for tomorrow afternoon. we're on the upward trend tracking wet weather wednesday into thursday. next weekend we spring forward. 60 by saturday afternoon. lebron james is keeping the social media world guessing with more tweets that fans are

on the court there is no guessing that he's accomplishing pretty impressive feats. he scored a game high and in the process became the third player in nba history with 700 consecutive games with that amount of points. >> i've been blessed, and i've had an opportunity with great guys to help and they help me, and i work on my craft a lot. that's a by product of it. i can't explain it, but i know what i put into the game, and sometimes you have things like that. it looks like peyton manning will be riding off into

winning a super bowl. the quarterback has decided to retire after 18 seasons in the nfl. an official announcement will be made tomorrow. manning is 39 years old and played 18 seasons in the nfl and will clearly have a space in the hall of fame. this season, while he struggled at times, with the help of the number one defense in the league, he led the team to a super bowl win and retired as the only quarterback in league history to lead two franchises to the titles. he's helped a countless amount of young people in the community, among them, cardale jones. he will likely be drafted in the upcoming nfl draft.

has been training, where he's been focused and disciplined. he's saying he's not sure when or exactly how it all came together for him, but he's proud to be the man he is today. >> he's grown coming out of high school and started seeing things to become a man, talking to him and preaching about the possibility of things you can do and become. >> also, in arizona the indians

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. hundreds of people jumped into lake michigan for charity. celebrities, including lady

luckily today it was 40 degrees, much warmer than previous plunges. many firefighters are on duty in fort myers, but not putting out fires. they're singing and dancing to raise money for children's charity. they've been performing for the