the countdown to the ohio primary continues this morning and more candidates will be in our area today. trying to win over your vote. >> though this rally here in cleveland remained peaceful the same can't be said for all of donald trump's stops in ohio. what happened, ahead. first, you have overcast skies as you begin your day. a little warmer than it was yesterday at this time. and it might get even warmer, have the umbrellas handy. welcome to the sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb. as we said warmer but wet. >> a lot of green on radar now but temperatures are soaring this morning. we are already sitting into the

and i know everybody might be a little sleepy this morning as we lost that hour but the great daylight. spring is in less than seven days, folks and we're going to continue to see this warm-up monday. look at the "power of 5", that east. i want to show you the darker greens and the yellow. that is why we're seeing a good moderate rainfall. inland locations out towards wayne county, medina, stark and summit county, this cell here in orrville, that is producing a good shower or two but moving fairly quickly. temperatures across the board, good morning elyria, you're currently at 48 degrees. greater cleveland into the lower 50s. the thermometer will go up a few more clicks as we head into the mid-afternoon. looking at daytime highs into the mid to upper 50s. but you can see that rain, it really want to stick around as we head into about the 5:00

it will be on the light side, that moderate accumulation starts to pick up overnight into your monday. i'm going to show you in a few minutes, we're talking about good accumulation, up to 1 to 2 inches in spots. yesterday. we are now just two days election. candidates from both parties are making several stops in the buckeye state today and tomorrow all to make their last- minute pitches to voters. meg shaw is live in the newsroom with the latest on the stops. good morning, meg. >> reporter: in john kasich wants to win ohio he has to convince voters today and tomorrow to get outaged vote for him. according to the latest numbers from cnn gop frontrunner donald trump is still leading in the polls, but kasich has managed to narrow his lead. today is a jam packed day, full of campaigning for both parties. kasich is scheduled to make two stops in ohio today starting

then trump will be in west chester, ohio, right outside of cincinnati, that rally starts at 2:00. you may be wondering what about cruz and rubio, we have not heard much about them here. but rubio is putting all his efforts into his home state of florida. because voters are also heading to the polls on tuesday. as for cruz, he's campaigning tonight. he's scheduled to be in columbus at 7:30. back to john kasich. at a rally yesterday in mansfield kasich's wife said simply trump cannot win ohio. >> vote for john kasich and show donald trump he can't just march into ohio and take the state. >> as for the democratic party we just got word that hillary clinton will be at a church in highland hills this morning, that starts at 10:45, we do have a crew there. as for bernie sanders he will be back in ohio starting tomorrow, campaigning. he will be at the playhouse

live in the newsroom, meg shaw, newschannel 5 . the sprint to the tuesday's primaries in full effect now, hillary clinton staying in cleveland overnight after her appearance at olivette baptist church last night. though she has no publicly scheduled events in our area supporters will meet with area voters on her behalf. they call themselves the mothers of the movement. they are six mothers who lost children to gun violence or police involved shootings. for months they've been traveling the country speaking about why they think hillary clinton is the best candidate to put a stop to the violence. today's events include a luncheon with the mothers of eric garner and dantre hamilton. and in cleveland with sandra bland. hamilton's mother goes there as well. both start 1:30. while the protests at donald trump's rally remained peaceful and uneventful thanks to the heavy cleveland police presence, tensions running high as the frontrunner moved on elsewhere.

to kansas city for another rally and police said they used pepper spray to control the crowd and arrested two people. during his rally in kansas city trump called for all protesters to be arrested. the incident in kansas city following trump's rally in dayton yesterday morning when a man hopped the barrier and jumped on stage with the business mogul. that man has been identified as thomas dimassimo. he was charged with disorderly conduct and inducing panic. trump told the crowd he was ready for the man but said it's much easier if cops do it. as donald trump moves farther ahead of the competition in the delegate count his fellow kentucky seem to be going back done candidates seem to be going been a on their promise to support the eventual gop nominee no matter white is. >> i still intend to support the republican nominee but it's getting harder everyday. >> marco rubio says donald trump is dividing the party and

to support him as the republican nominee. kasich echoed that saying trump is creating a toxic environment that makes it extremely difficult to support him. on the other hand ted cruz says he'll stand by trump if he's to primaries. after their campaign events this afternoon both hillary clinton and for bernie sanders will head back to ohio tonight for another town hall. cnn and tv 1 will host the final meeting between the two democratic candidates before tuesday's primaries. between all the five states holding primaries 691 delegates are up for grabs on tuesday. so this is a very big final push for all the candidates. the town hall is being held at ohio state university and airs at 8:00 tonight. hillary clinton's irish roots are well known. in fact last year she was undicted in to the irish hall of fame and got an early start on st. patrick's day celebration in ohio last night. there she is.

irish pub in youngstown. thank you so much for starting your sunday here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up this morning -- the search resumes, in new york city. more on the deadly boat collision on the hudson. plus, if you have a trip planned this spring, you should expect extra delays getting through security. we'll explain why. and our local weather. >> we're looking at a soggy sunday but in my 7-day forecast, i want to show you when that bright sunshine makes a comeback. coming up. 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. now i'm running for the senate

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good morning. we have wet pavement. what happened to the sunshine we saw yesterday afternoon? we have a front, that has entered from the south. it's bringing in some warmer air right now. temperatures currently in downtown cleveland at about 43 degrees but we'll continue to warm up as we head into the rest of the afternoon. definitely a soggy sunday in store. 57 out towards richland county. all the way into wayne. you're at 55 for today. there is that east breeze about 15 to 20 miles per hour, that will cool us off a tad bit but still mild air in place, 52 from pepper pike all the way into beachwood. once again inland locations, you're slightly warmer throughout the afternoon. akron, stark into summit county a high of 56.

two missing people continues in new york. they went missing after a deadly collision on the hudson river. crews were working at the construction site of the new tappanzee bridge when the tugboat collided with the barge sinking the boat with two crew people on board. the other bodies were found, two others still missing. human life. today. you have three people who left for work and who are not going to come home. >> governor andrew cuomo added the tugboat leaked at least 5,000 gallons of fuel into the river. the cause is still under investigation. >> obviously this is a very serious weather event. serious enough that the entire state has been declared an emergency. >> a 6-year-old child is among three people killed in deadly flooding in louisiana. thousands of people across six states dealing with the impact of historic rainfall. authorities have been going

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surrounding last year's germ quan wings plane crash, 150 people were killed when the co- pilot deliberately crashed the plane into the french alps. an investigation reveals the pilot was on antidepressants at the time. all aviation bodies need to be changed for doctors treating pilots with mental health issues. at least eight people in pakistan are dead, four missing following a mine collapse. officials blame heavy rains in the country's northwest for the collapse. rescuers succeeded in saving 29 of the miners, still searching for the four that are missing. cuba is taking another huge step on the international stage forging an agreement that will strengthen ties with the european union. for over two decades, eu and cuban tie vs. been strained over issues like human rights. but on friday leaders from both sides will meet to finalize a deal that is two years in the making. later this month president

first trip by any u.s. president in nearly 90 years. australian aviation official says another piece of airplane debris has been found in the mozambique coast. experts will investigate if this piece came from malaysia airlines flight 307 which disappeared two years ago with 239 people on board. a south african teen in december found the debris and took it home. his family contacted officials avenue another piece of debris was found last week also in mozambique. germans are going to the polls in three states today. this election is seen as a big test of support for angela murkell. the german chancellor appeared at one of the final rallies before the vote, even some members of her own party are at odds with her over the migrant crisis. many germans are upset with her decision to admit more than one million migrants into the country. here's a story sparking a

the man suspected of plowing a snowmobile into two iditarod dog teams says he's sorry for what he did. race officials say he struck two mushers in separate incidents yesterday. both of them are ok but one dog was killed and at least three others injured. 26-year-old arnold damosky says he was drunk at the time and didn't even know what he did until he sobered up. he said he later called police and confessed. he's now facing assault and other charges. the other two mushers will stay in the race. friday night fight at a prison in alabama quickly escalated following the stabbing of a corrections officer and prison warden and an inmate. about 100 prisoners were involved in the riot that lasted about four hours. raquel williams says her son was trapped in the chaos and called her from inside the prison while it was happening to tell her he loved her >> he sounded like this was his

he was like tell my children i love them. i want to come and see them, just don't know now what is going to happen. he said mama i love you. y'all just pray for us, it's bad right now. >> right now the facility is still on lockdown and charges are pending against the inmate involved. south by southwest festival organizers are apologizing to a u.s. olympic fencer who is muslim after asking her to remove her head scarf for her credentials. registration officials called the request independencesive, apologized to -- insensitive and apologized to her. south by southwest continues today in austin, texas. with st. patrick's day less than a week away the chicago river getting its green on. thousands of spectators turned out on both sides of the river to watch members of the plumbers union local 130 dye the water green. it's a chicago tradition that dates back to 1962. the powder used to dye the

environmentally safe. goes in orange and turns a luminousette kelly green, once it hits the water. the river dyeing is followed by the downtown st. patrick's day parade. that is on my bucket list. i know a lot of people in this area have made their way to see it. >> pretty. janessa webb has a look at weather. maybe not the day of yesterday. we had a gem. but temperatures remain warm for most of us. >> a warm front is shifting in from the south. it's colliding with a cold front that is producing us a little bit of moisture but as we just saw that green, my radar is just lit up right now with a good swath of moisture that is moving across northeast ohio. but as you said, nick, we're off to a pretty warm start across the board. temperatures into the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. let's show you where we're seeing a little bit of heavier bands out towards lake county

lake, inland locations, from orrville into wayne county. you can see the darker greens there but this is moving out fairly quickly, it's shifting towards the east and losing force as it does so. you can see temperatures right now, 50 degrees at the airport. good morning elyria, currently 48. making your way out towards stark, summit county into the upper 40s, 53 out towards akron. so definitely off to a mild start across the board. taking a look at the wider view, it's a warm front that is shifting in, you can see from the contour map here the yellows but out towards the west it's colliding with that colder air and these two are really not mixing well. that high pressure that we dealt with yesterday has made its way off-shore and that allowed us to see a lot of sunshine but we're going to be dealing with this wet weather pattern for the rest of sunday.

you get a few dry slots around 12:00 out towards the canton area. but it will continue to be steady throughout the afternoon. around 5:00 p.m. there's a little bit of hope across northeast ohio. where the clouds are -- sticking around but another good batch of rain starts to track in from the south and going to be pretty steady throughout your overnight. we're going to see a lot of moisture accumulations are on the system are pretty impressive. look out towards mansfield, that is route 30 corridor up to about 2 to 3 inches of accumulation. as it shifts towards the east it loses for the. you can see the totals are less towards lake geauga, ashtabula county. but it does look like saturated ground could help with that vegetation, as spring is about seven days away. 56 degrees today. temperatures still 15 to 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. with that warmer air in place

thunderstorm activity as we head into tonight. nothing on the severe side as temperatures are definitely on the mild side. we'll be on that upward trend as that warm front continues to shift towards the north. 65, unreal, as we head into monday. this is not a cold rain that we are tracking in, a few showers for your early morning hours tuesday, 61. now st. patrick's day will start with a little bit of rain but that moves out as everybody's is stepping out and about. going into next weekend we're tracking in a little bit more cooler air. >> something tells me the rain is not going to slow people down on st. patrick's day. it's a heartbreaking finish for the akron zips at the mac tournament at the q and the browns have said see you later to high maintenance quarterback johnny manziel. lauren brill has that and more in our morning sports report. >> reporter: last night at the q the akron zips taking on the uv bulls in the mac championship game.

had seed. winner gets an automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. a hard-fought battle at the q last night that came to the end. second half, tied at 58-58, jackson drains the three to give the zips a three-point lead but didn't last. tied at 51 with seconds left. black hamilton with the clutch two seconds left in the game, zips with the full court pass. stolen by hamilton to seal the win, buffalo winning back-to- 64-61. johnny manziel clears waivers yesterday, that means he's officially a free agent and can sign with any team. also means the browns have to pay his guaranteed base salary the next two searchings that adds up to more than $2 million. the browns' salary cap hit for $4.33 million. while manziel could sign with any team in the league at this point he may have trouble getting a job. besides the multiple office

issues and incidents the last few years he's currently at the center of a domestic violence investigation that will be presented to a grand jury. the league is doing their own investigation to see if manziel violated personal conduct policies. also, don't forget the cavs game tonight against the l.a. clippers is right here on newschannel 5, tipoff is 3:30. we'll have plenty of post-game coverage including a breakdown of the game. espn's brian wind hoyt will be game. stay with us after the game and check it out. this spring we could see a record number travelers in our country's airports. but some of those airports say security just can't keep up with the demand. ann mcnamara breaks down the numbers for us. >> i came to visit. >> reporter: mary is making the cross-country treck to visit and is not alone. this spring is expected to be a

with 140 million flyers. take into account school breaks and easter and it's already begun. just ask mary about fellow passengers. >> from arkansas, tennessee, alabama, you know, other states. >> reporter: airports across the country say security can't keep up with the lines. an atlanta airport manager wrote this letter to the tsa. calling them "woefully understaffed." just yesterday the seattle airport tweeted "tsa can't keep up." with the hashtag packyourpatience. >> long lines. you're in line for 45 minutes. >> reporter: when it comes to taking off shoes and unloading liquids and laptops into plastic bins it's hard to speed up the process no matter what you try. >> flip flops and shorts ready to go through security. >> reporter: the obama administration asked congress to approve a $3 billion budget for the tsa next year. almost $27 million more than they have now. that would be bringing the

43,000, about 2,000 more than this year. until then the only advice tsa has now, get here early. >> our flight is not until 12:30. we're two and-a-half hours early. >> we would rather on the -- err on the side of being early. >> ann says this year the average screening time jumped from 3 1/2 minutes to 6 minutes. tsa officers are doing more thorough checks after missing mock explosives and weapons during federal testing last year. good news about the frustrating fees the airlines charge for things like checked bags and seat assignments. lawmakers are working to standardize how airlines disclose the fees so there are no surprises. this would make it easier for to you compare overall ticket prices and find the best deal. the move would require the department of transportation to develop a way to show the fees and for all airlines to start using them. still ahead -- ohio's importance in this year's primary races, more evidence

as more presidential candidates are planning events in the buckeye state today. plus, losing an hour of sleep last night is annoying but could it also be dangerous to your health?

numbers, it's still a tight race between donald trump and governor john kasich on the republican side. as for the democrats hillary clinton with a huge lead over bernie sanders, looking ahead to the afternoon though it's a full day of rallies and speeches. kasich is scheduled to be in strongsville for a town hall, that event starts at 1:00. as for trump he's in illinois this morning before making his way back here to west chester, ohio. right outside of cincinnati. that starts at 2:00. then on the other side, we can tell you hillary clinton could have a rally here in northeast ohio today because we do know she didn't leave after her speech yesterday at the olivette international baptist church. as for sanders, he'll be back in town tomorrow at the state toledo theater in the play -- state theater in the playhouse

anything could happen at this point because this could be -- bernie sanders could pull another upset like he did in michigan and on the other side kasich could pick up enough last-minute votes to take all 66 delegates and keep him in the race for the presidency. nick? we're in the middle of the mad dash. thank you. donald trump will be speaking in ohio today. he made his rounds in northern ohio yesterday drawing thousands of people to the ix center. >> we're going to make great deals. we're going to bring back our military. we're going to take care of our vets! we're going to take care of our vets! >> trump's cleveland visit was met with protesters but not as many as establishedded his rally in chicago friday night. a little over a half-dozen people were escorted out of the ix center by police for protesting inside. donald trump not the only frontrunner in our area yesterday, however.

tamir rice. the smile on his face, he should be alive today. >> hillary clinton spoke at olive te baptist church yesterday putting a cleveland specific spin on her usual stump speech. bernie sanders did the same last week making an appearance at the same church. hillary clinton wasn't the only clinton in town yesterday. she got support from her husband, former president bill clinton. he was in akron for a get out the vote event at united steel workers local 2, mr. clinton also joined the course of those criticizing donald trump this weekend saying what happened in chicago disturbed him. likening the republican race to a sixth grade playground fight. a teen driver and passenger are recovering after driving off a cliff in bay village. afternoon. the fire department says the two were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.

to drive but it's not clear how the accident happened. police in the ashtabula area looking for this woman this morning and are hoping you can help. investigators say she used a stolen credit card taken from a vehicle in geneva last night. she was seen leaving an ashtabula gas station where she used the card in a blue suv. anyone with information asked to call the ashtabula sheriff's office. happening today, a farewell to winter in cleveland. the russian cultural garden is hosting masinitsa also known as pancake week. the fun starts at noon, includes games, russian dances, a contest and of course lots of pancakes. next on "good morning cleveland" -- it's governor john kasich, if he can pull off a win in ohio tuesday he will be the first ohio native to do so in a very long time. we look back at the last man who did it. terrifying moments in chicago,

faulty rig high above the streets. >> the "power of 5" is tracking a soggy sunday afternoon but i'm going to also show you in my 7-day forecast when the cooldown re-enters. the nafta trade treaty -- 850,000 jobs lost. special trade status with china -- 3 million jobs lost. now the trans-pacific trade deal could cost america 448,000 more jobs. only one candidate for president has opposed every disastrous deal -- bernie sanders. while others supported unfair trade deals, bernie stood with american workers. he'll take on wall street and their trade deals because he doesn't take their money. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders,

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it is that time of year again. daylight saving time when we spring forward one hour and lose some sleep. arizona and hawaii do not observe daylight saving time and lawmakers in several other

as well. but why do the rest of us have to put ourselves through this? >> we were sleeping through those early morning sunrise times in the summer. and that was considered a waste of a tremendous natural resource. >> i know you and i are not a fan of it this morning. sounds old fashioned but in modern times studies show it saves energy. a downside, more people are out driving when it stays lighter later. recent studies suggest that losing that hour of sleep could trigger serious health-related issues. preliminary research from finland found the overall rate for stroke to be 8% higher for two days following daylight savings time and people with experience stroke. according to the study. and also people over 65 were 20% more likely to have a stroke as well.

one million reportings everyday of users violating policy. the manager says it includes allegations of hate speech posted on facebook. she said it can be tricky to separate free speech from preaching hate but the company usually draws the line when a post attacks people based on their individual characteristics. the facebook executive also said that posts inciting physical violence are usually reviewed first. if you see news happening please let us know.

the nafta trade treaty -- special trade status with china -- 3 million jobs lost. now the trans-pacific trade deal could cost america only one candidate for president has opposed every disastrous deal -- bernie sanders. while others supported unfair trade deals, bernie stood with american workers. he'll take on wall street and their trade deals because he doesn't take their money. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders,

as the nation's attention turns to ohio john kasich continues to stay the course. the governor also getting help from a young supporter with national exposure. newschannel 5's john kosich caught one kasich during his push to the primary. >> reporter: we're talking shakespeare and politics this morning as the latest act in the drama that is the republican presidential primary, process, comes to a close this tuesday, march 15th. the ides of march. i awkd to kasich about -- i talked to kasich about his path forward. a conversation we put in the context of ohio presidential history. i'm going to throw a date at

john kasich is born, you know what happened on that date? >> no, i don't. >> robert taft was the last ohioan to win the ohio primary, as a presidential candidate. >> really? is that right? that's pretty cool. >> he had 750,000 more votes than eisenhower did but didn't get the nomination. what do you see in that? >> i think we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves when it comes to the convention. i've talked about it probably more than i should have. i'm getting ahead of myself a little bit. because politics, as you know, what is true today is not necessarily true tomorrow. that is why i think we're interested in it. but if we were to go to a convention, look, let me put it in simple terms, when you and i were in school, if you made an 86 on your test you didn't get an a, you got a "b." if no country can get to 90 and

and get an a, we have to have a strategy and talk bit. >> one thing you showed me in chase's bust. that comes into play because he was a presidential candidate was. >> he wanted to beat lincoln. ohio didn't come through for him which is interesting. lincoln, on the other hand was never anybody's first choice. he always said well, if i can't be your first choice can i be your second choice. when the first choice fell lincoln became president. a lot of history in this state. you're right about that. i hadn't really thought that much about mckinley and in that -- andma much about sol chase and all that, it's interesting. it's amazing how ohio always ends up somehow being the geographical center of presidential campaigns. it's happening again. >> with our own guy, our

>> reporter: there's a slew of volunteers going door to door and making phone calls across the state but one has a story like few others. >> is this debra? my name is brett smith. i'm a volunteer that supports john kasich for president. i was just wondering if we can count on your support tuesday in the primary? >> reporter: making calls in rocky river on behalf of john kasich, brett smith, college student from georgia. >> i'm from franklin, georgia. but no one knows where that is so i usually say noonan and people don't know that either so i say south of atlanta. >> reporter: if he looks or sounds familiar this is why. at the end of the south carolina campaign stop he told kasich of losing a father figure to suicide, his parents going through a divorce and dad losing his job. >> i found hope, in the lord, and in my friends and now i found it in my presidential candidate that i support. and i would really appreciate talking about. >> reporter: in hours the moment would be replayed across

he knew cspan was there that day. >> i thought maybe my grandma might see me. >> reporter: he decided to use his spring break to help kasich in ohio, enjoying his newfound celebrity status especially here in ohio. >> it's kind of neat to have people know you and recognize you, especially know you for something that is positive. i've gotten a lot of hugs lately in ohio. that has been fun. >> reporter: you won't get a hug when you vote early in this election but you will get a sticker. early voting continues at the board of elections today with polls open from 1:00 to 5:00. tomorrow remember early voting ends early, 2:00 p.m. the pace has been brisk in cuyahoga county where 70% of voters are nonpartisan. if you are independent and want to vote in either the democratic or republican primary tuesday it's very simple. >> when you go to vote on election day the poll worker will ask what type of ballot would you like to vote today? you request a republican ballot, democratic ballot or

>> reporter: then you're a member of that party? >> you become a registeredmetic of that party you choose to election. >> reporter: as has been the numbers tallied first so we should have a pretty good indication early in this night how this night is progressing. we start with caesarrened shakespeare, may -- caesar and shakespeare, the fault lies not in our stars but in ourselves. the power to vote is yours, the decision to do so is as well. with democracy 2016, i'm john kosich, enjoy your sunday. good morning. a lot of green on the radar this morning, we're tracking it as this warm front is moving in from the south. clashing with a cold front that is moving in from the west. a lot of moisture this morning, this is moderate rainfall from chardon all the way into middlefield area, you can see the darker greens but this is moving out fairly quickly. out towards the east, out towards summit county, earlier

in a dry slot, right now from barberton all the way into the coakley area you can see just a good band of moisture starting to move into that area. temperatures though across the board, good morning millersburg, you're currently at 52 degrees, out towards holmes county, kilbuck, 58. as you make your way to the west avon lake to westlake, you're in the lower 40s. east side, lake, geauga, ashtabula county into portage, lower 50s. we'll continue to see the thermometer go up a few clicks, looking at forecasted highs into the mid-50s today. it's due to the warm air that is tracking in from the south but you can see from the contoured map the darker blues, that's the cold front that continues to slice through. these two are bumping heads but that's what's producing the moisture. showing you our futurecast, all the way into the 1:00 hour you can see the clouds and the moisture still in place, out

can see a few breaks into stark and summit county. but it will continue to flow in 5:00 hour. things start to dry out, just a tad bit around 6:00 p.m. but another dose, really starts to slide in from the west. really affecting mansfield, all the way into southern portions of cuyahoga county. these are pretty impressive totals, this will be overnight into early morning event. you can see up to about two inches of accumulation but as you track more towards the east the front really starts to lose its force here and you can see totals are not impressive from stark to summit county. it's just well towards our west we're going to be keeping an eye on that. could see ponding, hydroplaning in you're on highways but this is going to be helping vegetation saturate that ground. 56 for today. with temperatures this high there is a chance of an isolated thunderstorm

temperatures, look at this, 50s degrees, well above normal. this is not a cold rain that we are tracking in. the wet weather is sticking around all the way into the start of your monday. we'll get a slight break and then another dose late tomorrow evening. 65 though, 61 as we head into tuesday and we'll see a little sunshine, st. patrick's day looking at 54 degrees.

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finally this morning, those enjoying the st. patrick's day parade in chicago witnessed a pretty tense sight yesterday. the two window washers had to be rescued from a scryscaper after their scaffolding shifted. the crew was stuck for hours between the 15th and 17th floor the building. you can hear the cheers because they were safely rescued and back on the ground this morning. amazing images there. certainly terrifying moment. janessa webb has a final look to the weather. nothing terrifying about the forecast but wet for sure. >> it's good sleeping weather. take a nap today. >> we plan on that. >> we're going to see that rain, it will be a good dose as we head into monday, 65 the front starts to track more towards the north and it's warm

light showers in the morning for tuesday. more sunshine mid-week and then everybody's talking about st. patrick's day. i think we'll start to see a few raindrops for the early morning but as people are stepping out and about looking good. 54 degrees and then next week we celebrate the first day of spring, march 20th on sunday. >> quickly approaching. we talked about st. patrick's day earlier. certainly not going to be stop us, a few raindrops. >> definitely not. later today. cavs and clippers on abc, lebron james and company trying to stay in the win column looking for three wins in a row after that devastating loss at home last week against memphis. hopefully they will continue to do well since they have since then. we'll have a live show after the game. i'll break it down, have some analysis as well.

three wins in a row. certainly we're looking for this team to kind of come together they've had their ups and downs. >> we're going to take a win today. >> there go. she's calling it. that's going to do it on "good morning cleveland." get news, weather and other updates all day long on our web site and newsnet5 app.

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