men tied to the paris terror attacks. first at 5:00, brand-new details from our continuing investigation into the cleveland water department. we've uncovered yet another elderly customer with many questions about her large bill. >> this involves apartments and businesses that the 81-year-old owns. that's where we september five on your side investigator jonathan walsh to get answers. >> i'm getting confused about this water bill thing now. >> reporter: 81-year-old mae owns this building on superior avenue on cleveland's east side. >> there's one right there. >> reporter: in her building there are two stores and two apartments above those stores. >> reporter: those. been occupied? >> they haven't been occupied in many 15, 20 years. >> reporter: so i am imagine her surprise when she got a water bill for thousands of dollars. she showed me this store doesn't even have water. she told me she tried several times to get answers from the cleveland division of water. >> there's no water being used.

you don't use no water. >> reporter: i want to show you one of the interesting things mae told me. this is a huge building. but the only working water is right here in this sink, and over here, this toilet. in fact, to help out mae, a business owner from next-door cut the water line going up to the apartments and capped it off. >> reporter: apartments upstairs are not getting any water? >> no water. >> reporter: how long ago? >> over 10, 12 years. >> reporter: then last month mae got another water billeter. this time nearly $2500 owed. >> they told me i had to pate all at one time. >> reporter: the water department told me there was a major leak a few years ago that mae hasn't paid for and they shut the water off in 2013. however, ace showed you, the was there. they also told me the new bill is for the water portion and charges separate from her sear bill.

that major leak through her tax bill and is still confused. >> they're sending me all these big bills when i'm trying my best to cooperate. >> reporter: i'm investigator jonathan walsh. >> the water department told us it started a leak notification system in 2014 and to this date more than 20,000 notices have gone out to customers. that was after mae had her problem, and now after our involvement, she's talking directly to water department reps to get some answers. new developments in another newschannel5 investigation now. an electrical wiring job that initially got the okay from cleveland city inspectors has been deemed not safe. our camera was there with the east 112th. city communications director dan williams says there is no way the wiring should have passed any inspections. the city is now working with the family and appreciates newschannel5 calling attention to that problem. >> in about an hour family and friends are gathering in act i

it's a pizza shop worker who was shot and killed during a robbery. today would have been zach's birthday. surveillance video capturing his final moments as a masked person enters the restaurant demanding cash, waving a gun. you can see zach emptying the register without a fight but he was shot and killed anyway. we just learned that police have made another arrest in the murder of five-month-old avielle wakefield. police say charles caldwell turned himself in. according to the warrant caldwell fired a gun at the car she was riding in, killing her back in october. two other arrests have been made in connection with the shooting. and a small community is on edge as police investigate the murder of a tuscarawas county woman. darlene renner was found stabbed to death. renner was found by her boyfriend's son what told deputies he woke to screams. the 17-year-old says grabbed a gun and headed to renner's room

the teen says ran from the home after fighting with that intruder. the teen was the only other person in the home. police say he is now jailed on an unrelated charge. as of now he is not considered as a suspect in this case. frank. lee, i'm at the live desk following a developing stories overseas. the international manhunt for a suspected terrorist over. that happened during a rand belgium today. police arrested salah abdeslam. he's suspected of playing a major role in the paris terror attacks. we do now that abdeslam was injured but is alive. now to the power of 5. the sun is shining now, but, mark, some changes are in the forecast. >> yeah, we've got a front moving in overnight, and that's going to bring in winter again. sorry about that folks. right now it's too warm for snow.

49 wooster to akron, 55 degrees currently in dover/new philly. you are not going to see they say temperatures until the middle part of next week. notice isolated sprinkles trying to develop as the front is about right here, dropping in. maybe a sprinkle down here near lodi as well. just a sprinkle or two through the evening hours. this is the storm system we're watching, right around st. louis. watch the snow. some of that snow is going to track into ohio. yes, just in time for the first day of spring. no worries about snow tonight. just an isolated sprinkle through the evening hours. notice your temperatures. by 10:00 p.m., you are cold. middle and upper 30s. it is a winter coat kind of an evening. i'll tell if you you are going to need to shovel this weekend, coming up. >> see you again in a bit, mark. take a look outside. john is in air tracker 5, cleveland's official breaking news chopper. live over will lo bee. what's going on?

here in willoughby struck a gas line. this area on the corner are kind v the main areas where crews are focusing. you can see gas crews are on scene right now. they've also got some traffic blocked off here on euclid avenue. i will zoom out to give you a look at police as they tend to the traffic issues. you can see police are on scene diverting traffic away from this area. i also want to point out, all traffic heading to the medical center on euclid is being asked to use state route 91 to u.s. 20. all other routes to the medical center are closed now. we do know there were no injuries involved with this incident. again, more gas crew utility workers are headed to the scene to help fix this problem. but again, no immediate danger to anybody in this area. we'll keep you updated. back to you. >> we just learned about another setback to the fight to get medical marijuana on the ballot. attorney general mike dewine has rejected a petition to

dewayne says it had 8,000 valid signatures but he found 11 issues with the wording of the ballot proposal. governor john kasich back on the campaign trail today with three events out west in utah. >> a busy time, lee. john kosich joins us late. john, the governor is looking to build off of this week's ohio win. >> reporter: frank, in utah kasich is looking to pick up a few extra delegates as republicans will gather there to caucus. although he said earlier this week he would have stuff to say about the front runner donald trump, did he not take him on today. kasich was introduced by former 11-year governor mike leavitt who served as president bush's secretary of health and huh machine services. leavitt believes there will be a contested convention in cleveland, something he told the crowd has happened 10 times before and the person leading the delegate count, he reminded

nomination three times. >> there is a reason. there is a reason that john kasich plays such a vital role. and it is that this party needs to elect a president, this party needs a candidate what can, in fact, and will in fact beat hillary clinton and become the next presidents of the united states. >> reporter: kasich, though, handed a blow abutted an hour ago as mitt romney, who started the weak campaigning for kasich in ohio, sleaze caucus in utah for ted cruz. if cruz can get 50% of the utah vote he would pick up 10% of the state's 40 delegates. john kosich, newschannel5. >> we call him the political guru. thanks a bunch john. turning now to the republican front runner, danita harris we are learning the movement to deny donald trump the nomination is gang momentum. >> reporter: top conservatives met in private to plot any way they can block trump's path. once again a third-party possibility at the cleveland

but first a republican committee meeting here in cleveland a week before the convention would have to vote to get rid of a rule requiring any candidate needs to win at least eight states to be nominated. that would open up the floor to almost anyone. >> i mean, watt certainly to be a republican. >> but some have not been campaigning at all. >> one name that keeps coming up is paul ryan. it could be jeb bush. it could be newt gingrich. >> that would involve getting the party's choice to play the part of peace maker at a contested con of earnings rising above the chaos to emerge as a clear leader. and, of course, all of this is only a possibility if donald trump fails to secure that magic number of delegates that automatically clinches the nomination. today a top trump aid threatened to give up his credentials as delegate and leave the republican party if trump is blocked from the nomination.

the latest target of the hacktivist group "anonymous." they are posting what they claim to be trump's cell phone number and social security number. they also shared other information associated with those close to trump. trump officials say they are seeking the arrest of those responsible. banned from baseball. >> the staple of the game that won't be found on the diamond this season. and speaking of baseball means speaking of spring, right? still ahead, leon bibb shows us the sign as our area wakes up. a teen disappears from our area and ends up in ohio. an important warning for other girls. late break details from paris just hours after a suspected tear sift arrested. we are monitoring new information coming in from the nation's president when live on

we have brand-new details about the terror raid in bell gun. an international manhunt is now over after the last known fugitive was captured alive.

five people who sheltered that fugitive. >> reporter: the most wanted man in the world captured this afternoon in belgium. >> extremely significant from an intelligence standpoint. >> reporter: salah abdeslam, the arrest culminate ago four- month manhunt for the man who authorities say is responsible for the terrorist attacks in paris which killed 130 people. >> united states intelligence officials have been working closely with french and belgian officials. >> reporter: abdeslam was tracked to this neighborhood after fingerprints were discovered in an apartment. officials say abdeslam was able to escape, the raid happening blocks away from his childhood home. >> he's probably been in that community for a number of weeks or months. and it's taken the authorities

>> reporter: the take-down violent, as a barrage of bullets were fired during the raid. the cap tiewrks victory against isis and a strong message to those who commit acts of terror. >> this capture sends a message to basically all extremist groups that the law enforcement intelligence community will continue to look for you until they find you. >> reporter: european officials say more than 100 homes were searched and 5 people were arrested, but this arrest by far the biggest and most significant. abc news, new york. >> and today an american captured by kurdish forces is talking about the time he spent in isis controlled territory. >> he wasn't even on the radar of u.s. intelligence when he was picked up monday and identified by his virginia driver's license. the 26-year-old was visiting europe in december when he ended up in turkey and met an iraqi girl.

>> we got to another house. a lot of foreigners were there. all the foreigners had to give their id and passports when we began to learn about the religion. there was an iman what taught us like the sharia. >> he says living in mosul was absolutely horrific, and those who control the iraqi city don't represent islam. the u.s. is trying to get him extradited back to this country. lee, more than a dozen airmen at a nuclear missile base inwyoming are on the hot see. officials say the air force is investigating the group for the alleged use of illegal drugs, possibly including cocaine. but it isn't the first time members of the nation's nuclear arsenal have been under intense scrutiny. they recently came under fire for a string of lapses in training and personnel conduct. meantime, tension continues

north korea launched two ballistic missiles off its west coast today. this comes just a week after two other missiles were launched by north korea and after claims by pyongyang that it has miniaturized nuclear warheads. today a fire breather whose performance took a dangerous turn in florida says plans to continue his shows. ricky collaterals suffered second-degree burns to his face, arm, and thigh when the new oil he was using led to this disaster in front of hundreds of high school students. >> the man, he just caught on fire, and everybody started going crazy. people were spreading out everywhere. they were telling us to sit down, everybody calm down. >> as bad as that looks, the burns are expected to heat. seven students were briefly hospitalized after inhaling dust from the fire extinguisher. the superintendent is

fire stunt inside a high school pep rally. people are still breathing fire? >> still breathing fire. >> how was that ever a good idea? >> ancient tradition. fire. >> ancient dumb tradition. >> these rumors about the snow are not true, right? >> not true until sunday, saturday night. then we're going to see some snow, just in time for spring. spring arrives 12:30 a.m. sunday. and that's just about when we'll start seeing snow. >> snow on your daffodil. >> snow on the daffodils. here we go. cleveland, a nice sunset coming down as we head into the weekend. should be dry for the most part to start, but right here we've got a cold front. in fact, we're going to draw it object. there's the front dropping in over the next four to six hours. along the fronted we're trying to get a couple of isolated showers going. just very, vier minimal stuff. most of this not reaching the ground here.

isolated sprinkle mention through about 9:00, 10, then we're dry. winds are better than they've been the last few days. we're still seeing gusts around cleveland 21 miles per hour, ashtabula 21, 25 miles per hour in the youngstown area. it's breezy but not windy. thankfully. for the third day in row. we don't need those high winds at 50 miles per hour. 49 in akron, 48 in canton. so we're cooler today. we do have some 50s out there. dover new philly to millersburg to company shock top, but pretty much most of you stuck in the 40s. here's your hour by hour watch. isolated showers rocking in. there's 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. notice we get some patchy clouds. there's also some breaks in the everycast for the overnight hours. for the next couple of hours let's say through 8:00, 9:00, the threat is there for a sprinkle. as that front drops in, watch the temperatures. this is sunday, 1:00 a.m. this is spring. prink has just begun.

you see that stuff? that's snow. that's 12:30 in the afternoon. so for 12 hours there's a pretty good threat for at least some light snow. we're still waiting to see exactly where the surface logos along the east coast. if it comes farther west, then we get a couple of inches of snow for a lot of you. if the goes out to sea and it's flurries to perhaps half an inch, maybe a little more by the end of sunday. but still flakes flying on the first day of spring, that's a big deal. 38 degrees, a sun/cloud mix, breezy through the overnight. should be dry after the next couple of hours. here's 26 tonight for akron/canton. we will mention a sprinkle, tomorrow 38, should be dry with a cloud/sun mix. seven-day. cool weather weekend. right now, my hunch is for a trace to one inch of snow on sunday. mate go a little bit higher south and east toward columbiana, carroll county, maybe the dover/new philly area.

it's not major winter storm for us. east coast could get more. they may get half a fat in some spots. 39 sunday, 40 on monday. we get a few showers coming in for the middle of next week, but temperatures warming back up near 60 by thursday. sorry about the snow, frank and lee. remember, it's still march in northern ohio. coming up, new at 5:00, hoverboards grounded. they have been banned from flights. why we're getting a new warning about keeping them off planes. then, all new at 6:00, a family's anguish over a loved one's death. a man died after attending a concert in cleveland. almost a year later there's

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>> bumblebee and tri-union sea foods are recalling thousands of cans of tuna. chicken of the sea cans are also being recalled. we have a link of the upc codes for the affected product. it looks like hoverboards will be grounded. airlines don't want them on board. plenty of airlines have banned the hoverboards but that's not stopping flyers from trying to get them on planes. look at. that federal agents say they've seized more than 95,000 of them nationwide. counterfeit boards aren't just a danger in the air. there have been plenty of them, reports that fires or explosions have happened on the ground. so if you own a fake hoverboard, consumer experts say stop using it and ask for your money back. and a baseball tradition could soon get boosted from ball parks. that's in four cities.

chewing tobacco by anyone, even the players at ball pox in chicago, boston, l.a., and san francisco. public health groups say smokeless tobacco has been linked to cancer. still ahead on live on 5 -- >> a missing teen disappears from missouri and is found here in our area. now a man is under arrest accused of kidnapping the girl after meeting on-line j. ahead at 5:30, the text that helped police crack the case. plus, a scandal rocks the prestigious school in our in addition's capital. we are breaking down the accusations that have launched a criminal investigation. the latest on the vehicle,

our top stories at 5:30, the world's most wanted terrorist is under arrest tonight after a dramatic take- down. the 26-year-old is a suspect in the paris bombings.

in a police raid in an area of brussels. the french national grew up in brussels. he fled for belgium hours after the attack that killed 138 people. newschannel5 continuing our investigation into the cleveland water department and their billing practices. today we talked with an 81-year- old woman on the city's east side who says she was billed thousands of dollars for unused water. we reached out to the city, and they told us the building owner never paid for a leak. however, that woman told us that's not true. we're going to stay on top of this story and keep you updated on any of the developments. the third suspect in the murder of five-month-old aavielle wakefield is in custody. charles caldwell turned himself in. according to the warrant, caldwell fired a gun at the car aavielle was riding in, killing her, back in october. tonight new details about a m teen who was missing for a

>> prosecutors say that girl was kidnapped, even sexually abused by a man inside a home in me ner of, stark county. the case shows the potential dark side of social media. >> reporter: a 41-year-old me ner of man is facing rape and kidnapping charges. he is accused of driving to missouri and kidnapping a teen that he met on a social media app. appearing by video from jail, eric shotwell listened to the charges against him. >> you have the right to make no statements. any statement you do make can be used against you. >> reporter: a case so serious, we've learned the fbi is also investigating him. a judge increased his bond to half a million dollars. investigators believe shotwell created a house of horrors for a 14-year-old girl. a pres cut torre vealed some of the disturbing details. >> and held her while

>> reporter: katie insider said the -- katie snyder said shotwell drove more than 760 miles to pick up the girl in west plains, missouri, then brought her back to me ner value. investigators believe the two had chatted for months on a social media app called "say hi." >> i'm in shock actually right now, just the fact that i'm outside constantly with my kids and i just don't know what kind of person he is. >> reporter: police say the big break came after she was able to text her mom. officers traced social media. when they found her at the home she says she was scared and shotwell refused to let her leave. he asked for an attorney and was arrested. the case, a reminder to all dangers. >> keep an eye on your kids. stress to them the importance media. watch your kids. >> reporter: in min ner van, bob jones, newschannel5. let's take you back outside for a traffic alert.

to get home to you tonight, that's going to cause a bit of a problem. an accident has closed one of the lanes along i-90 at fulton. you can see a fire truck there on the scene and traffic around the crash moving slowly. a warren county teen will to have spend at least one year abe rehabilitation program after raping a drunk class mated at a party last fall. both teens were 14 years old when it happened, and the girl was drunk. no adults were home and the prosecutors says the boy was encouraged by other boys at the party. if he fails to finish the rehab program, he will face a year in juvenile detention. a rape accusation is being investigated at one of washington, d.c.'s most prominent and prestigious schools. >> a 17-year-old told police she was raped by a 16-year-old girl at sidwell friends school standard. exclusive school costs $37,000 a year to attend. and both of president obama's daughters are students at that

the police report says the two had consensual sex in the past but what she says happened at the school was not consensual. no charges have been filed at this point. and bail revoked for a graduate from an exclusive new england prep school. owen labrie was arrested today after a judge said he violated the conditions of his bail several times. that student was free on bail while appealing his one-year jail sentence and the requirement that he register as a sex offender. he had just graduated from the school when he was convicted of sexually assaulting a younger student. a poignant moment in our nation's capital where a baby bald eagle was born this morning, nestled high in a poplar tree at the u.s. national arboretum. it's the first time a bald eagle pair has nested here since 1947. the parents have been named mr. president and the first lady after choosing the spot. a second egg is expected to hatch this weekend. isn't that sweet. a little ball of fluff there,

>> signs of spring everywhere. unfortunately not in the weather forecast. here we go. we've got -- >> all right, we'll get back with you in just a bit. coming up on live on 5, leon bibb takes you on a trip through his ohio. even though snow is in the forecast, leon shows us how our area is waking up and celebrating spring. plus, the video is going viral. a woman suffers a seizure and a gas station attendant jumps into action to save her baby. now that grateful mother is speaking out and explaining what happened. rate now, here's a look at

break news off the coast of virginia.

were hurt in an accident on the u.s.s. eisenhower today. cnn says there are reports that a piece of equipment that catches landing planes on the carrier broke. mark. in my world of weather today a good question about the upcoming cold for the weekend, with highs in the 30s, overnight lows in the 20s. one viewer wants to know do the freezing temperatures mean covering the spring flowers coming up. tulips, daffodils, crocuses, they're fine. they've evolved over millions of year to be able to handle cold weather. if the crocuses are blooming, the cold may beat them down a little bit, but they will survive. a lot of sunny breaks in between cumulus clouds. that afforded some great colors for wines there is berg ohio. one of those clouds producing rain showers. you can see the rain falling to

surrounding it, and a sign of spring, wait a minute, go back. sign of spring, right there. can you zoom in? look. it's a great blue heron. that is a sure sign of spring. twitter, facebook, like, follow, post.

a shout-out to mark for this one.

in fact, you have probably been celebrating the past several days because of the milder weather. >> spring officially starts in two days. but leon bibb will till it seems to have already sprung, he will object. >> well, yes, in my series "myo hi 0 decision look for things we celebrate. for my money, among my favorites this time of year is spring. are you the same way? maybe it is not your passion as much as it is mine. but in this time of changing season, we say so long to winter, and welcome my good friend spring. a page turns every year assure sel as the sun climbs in the march sky. the snow will melt. streams will start their eager flows again. and the sap in the sugar maple trees will run again. early spring in northeast ohio. the season's foothold strengthens each day. this is part of lake farm park, one of the areas in the metro park.

they include maples planted by no man. nature did the planting. and springtime puts its hand on what the maples will give. andy mcgovern over there is coaxing sap from a maple. andy figures springtime sap will turn into year-round syrup for his breakfast pancakes. >> this is how it's done. it takes 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of maple syrup. >> required is human work from the syrup. so build a fair and cook the sap. lend a hand in boiling away the water so all that's left is pure, sweet maple sur -- syrup. >> uncle andy -- >> i don't know. >> maple sur run. >> there are plane tees of gran pass, dads, moms, and aunts making this stuff before me. >> reporter: we'll leave andy working over his hot stove and

the barn. newborn animals at lake metro park's farm park. the folks educate city slirks on nature's way. farm population grows when spring opens its door. >> it just means to me an idea of renewal and that whole cycle of life getting a chance to start over again after a kind of dormant period. >> reporter: what did you tell your mom when she brought you here? >> there's horns on the sheep. >> reporter: they've got a full- time job. >> they do. >> reporter: all mothers do. >> yes. >> reporter: especially in springtime. if there is a farmer in the dell, it is probably farm park administrator lee. he walks some of the spread of the 235 acres enjoying spring. >> time to get away from the cold weather and gray skies and see some sun and green and blue, and everything that's popping one the flowers.

hi 0 feel that way, i suppose. some even capture sights of spring by painting them on canvas. at the lake metro park's student art show, this woman teaches art. she is inspired by spring because it is about -- >> birth, renewal, regrowth. it's inspiring to me. it makes me feel like you're waking up, basically, from the long winner. there's usually other types of bitter flies that come as well to these bushes. it's just a lot of activity going on in my back garden with that. >> our back guard zen all of northeast ohio when spring peeks in, celebration walks in with it. nature has put away its winter coat, don ago lighter jacket. in the lake metro park's penitentiary glenn area, carmen is spokeswoman. on a walk, she promised me spec

she was right. >> we get to see all kinds of native ohio wild flowers, but there's also the amphibians that migrate, like the sal man deers -- salamanders. >> reporter: this entire area is called penitentiary glenn. someone felt that this area resembled a penitentiary or brazen. 100-foot-high walls. penitentiary. toes get in, hard to get out. but we'll try. we climb the 141 steps out of the gorge. a spring in our walk, of course. this season means newborn babes in their forest dense, barnyard births, too. the sap bucket is back, catching the maple tree's offerings. the sweet smell of spring syrup

and the stony brook is babbling saying a new season has arrived, spring is here. yes, spring is here. now, my friend mark johnson will give you the official time when spring crosses over the threshold in this part of the world, but no matter what time that is, i think it is already here. i am a son of mother nature, leon bibb. >> wow. >> very uplifting. >> incredible things to see all around this time of year. >> including -- >> now, that thing about spring. >> spring, yeah. >> he set the table for us. >> leon, i got the countdown clock. >> the countdown clock is already counting down. >> this is the leon bibb commemorative spring begins count down clock. 1 day, six hours, 40 minutes, and 29, 28, 27, 26 seconds. spring is on the way except

this front is going to bring in an isolated shower or two, just an isolated sprinkle as it drives in. it's really not going to slow you down. nothing to worry about. temperatures chillier than the last several days. so the trend is for a cool- down. 42 downtown in euclid, 46 bedford to richfield. brunswick at 48. wet lake, hopkins sitting at 47. did you notice out here to the east of cleveland? euclid, up toward timberlake, 40 degrees there. 43 in mentor. a little warmer aus slide south towards coshocton and dover new philly. lower and middle 50s now. but everyone is going to be chilly through the weather weekend all because of this guy. we've got a winter storm brewing right here. let's show it to you. let's show it to you. there it is. low pressure. it's going to take off and move this way. could be a pretty good snow maker for some cities along the east coast, depending on the track. here is our front coming through tonight. so the cold air is going to

we are going to see some of this snow, the northernmost edge of the snow will arrive, i- 71 corridor and east by saturday late, late night saturday, through the day sunday. here is our expectations for snow. frank wiley, hide your eyes. here we go. not a huge winter storm. enough to notice. by sunday 1:00 p.m., spring begins at 12:30, it will begin with some snowflakes. it may not stick a lot because the ground is warm, but potentially a trace to an inch, maybe a little bit more depending on the rack of the storm. we will keep an eye on it, just reminding you it's still march in northern ohio. remember that indians opening day where we built snowmen on '90s? lee jordan was there. snowfall. 28 tonight, patchy clouds through the overnight.

breezy, not windy, just a little breeze. now, snow arrives saturday night into sunday. tonight 26 for akron, 38 tomorrow, staying cool. you are going to need your coats again. seven-day. trace to an inch of snow, sunday 39. 40, chilly on monday. we've got rain showers coming in by wednesday, thursday, and friday. notice here we should be able to bump our temperatures back up for the first thursday of spring to near 60 degrees. that's got to make you heat. thursday is the best day, right? frank and lee. >> thank you mark. coming up at 6:00 -- >> as warmer weather starts creeping in very slowly, a lot of residents are starting to notice wildlife creeping around as well. tonight we'll have more on what to do if you see a coyote on your property. and it's a movement taking minimalizing to a whole new level. tonight we take a look at how much can actually fit inside a tiny home.

returns, it is the video everyone is talking about when a gas station clerk grabbed a woman's child as she fell to the floor. and tonight we hear from the mom and why she fell ill so

it started as a routine transaction at a gas station in colorado but what happened next has this story trending on social media today. you can see in this video a mother holding her baby at a cash register. the cashier notices that something is off and reaches across the counter, first grabbing the baby's arm, then taking her from her mother's arm, moments later the mother starts covering seizure and ends up on the floor. today she is speaking out, explaining she suffers from epilepsy. >> that's kind of what scarce you the most is the fact that you can't do anything about it. >> very scary. the mother says she usually

she gets lightheaded or duty. this time she says it came out of nowhere. she's grateful for the cashier who stepped in to prevent her baby girl from going down with her. that's it for live on 5. let's send to the chris and danita. twee's, frank and danita. >> all new at 6:00, new developments in the death of corey barron. >> police say barron dade at progressive field after falling down a garbage chute. but investigators say his death was not an accident. plus the clock is tick for those visitors who want to serve alcohol later while the rnc is in town.

tgif. the weekend is finally here. spring is around the correspond. >> mark johnson, you have some news folks may not want to hear about on the first day of spring. >> just as the clock strikes spring, 12:30 a.m. sunday morning, the snow is likely going to begin to fall for many of you across northern ohio all because of this guy here. this is a strong low pressure coming out of the south. the low is just going to graze us. it is going to head toward the east coast. but enough of this moisture here will move in at least to the eastern half of the state to make you notice the snow is falling, could be some accumulation on the grassy surfaces by church time on sunday morning into early afternoon, too. here is the front coming in. that's going to bring in some much cooler air. highs in the 30s through the weekend, lows in the 20s. the cold air is here. so any moisture that does arrive in the form of precipitation, it will be snow. so right now we've got a couple