plus protests expected in summit county today. more on the specific issues being brought ahead of this morning's -- show. a look outside. the sun is out, but a chilly start. have your coats handy.

give up just yet. i'm nick foally alongside meteorologist georgia net webb. we talked about it this morning. the chill is back. >> winter doesn't want to go out. we will step into spring tomorrow. but we are tracking on the power of 5 a few raindrops and a fewflakes for the start of spring. but this morning, wow, we are off to a very chilly start. you can see most locations below the freezing mark. good morning. mansfield, you're currently at 29 degrees. out towards holmes county, killbuck, good morning. you're currently at 36. a little warmer air tracking in from the south. let's take a look at power of 5, live radars. we aren't picking up any moisture now. it's well towards our south. you can see it's mixing in with a little bit of rain and snow. i do think several locations throughout the afternoon, you can see a few rain to snow drops in that area, but the track on this system is looking

also the winds today, 15 to 20 miles per hour out of the northeast. and that's really what's allowing for the cooldown that we're seeing. pretty consistent throughout your saturday through sunday afternoon. unfortunately, we're going to be stuck in the 30s for your weekend here a. little bit warmer as we head into sunday after we get over a little a.m. snow. i'm going to show you in just a few minutes the track on that system. nick? . >> layer up. all right. thank you. breaking news overnight. police arrested the man they say is responsible for the murder of a missing man. meg shaw has breaking details about the arrest. what's happened in this case? >> reporter: nick, police tell me 36-year-old lance rankin is now in custody at the hospital after leading them on a short chase just after midnight. they say the chase ended when rankin crashed into a state highway patrol car on interstate 77 north in canton. rankin was wanted for the

who police found inside rankin's home in the 1200 block of whirly street. that happened just before 9:30. then, just hours later, canton police say they spotted rankin's car heading northbound on 77 near the cleveland avenue south exit. they attempted to stop his car. then that's when the chase began. the state highway patrol tells me they deployed road spikes to help stop rankin. he swerved to miss the spikes, and hit the cruiser, ending that chase. rankin suffered injuries during the crash, but police say they are nonlife- threatening. rankin has a lengthy criminal history and several other outstanding warrants. the i.d. of the homicide victim has still not been released this morning. police are still trying to contact all family members. . a cleveland police officer arrested for felonious assault. happened yesterday morning

the incident involves a female acquaintance of man's. he's been with the department since november 2013. cpd has suspended him without pay until the investigation is complete. new video this morning out of a crash that injured two brettanol police officers earlier this month. take a look at that impact. the body cam footage from one of the officers shows they were on east 140th and lake shore boulevard when an intoxicated driver rear ended them. that driver was arrested for ovi. and dash-cam video showing another crash, this time outside of dayton. police believe an 18-year-old woman stole a car that led police on a dangerous chase. you can see her crossing the centerline before officers say she ran a red light, and slammed into another car. the driver of that car died. right now, the suspect is under arrest, facing multiple charges. well police found a missing missouri teen hundreds of miles away in a home here in stark county.

behind bars, accused of kidnapping that girl. eric shotwell faces charges of rape, kidnapping, and assault. investigators say he held the 14-year-old girl against her will inside a home in mier in have a. they believe the two chatted for month on a social media app before shotwell drove 760 miles to missouri to pick her up. >> keep an eye on your kids. stressing the importance of, you know, being safe with social media. >> now, police in stark county say the teen was able to catch her mom. officers traced social media, and found her at that home. shotwell asked for an attorney, and was arrested. happening today, protests are planned at the summit county fairgrounds during today's gun show. the fairgrounds are hosting the ohio gun and knife military show today, and in protest, the gun violence prevention issue team of summit county will be protesting starting at 11 this morning.

shows can be conducted without background checks. the group opposes this, claims that in addition sell -- mother and fatherraly. the gun show runs for 9 to 5 today, and 9 to 4 tomorrow. thank you so much for starting your saturday here with us. i'm nick foally. coming up this morning, lights caught on camera. clubs staying open until 4 and 5 in the morning. now the east cleveland police are sending a message to club owners. we'll share it ahead. >> amazing video emerging out of russia this morning. morton plane crash that has authorities puzzled, and vanessa has our local weather. >> a look at this great shot at the l,m mather. cloudy skies, but the power of 5 is tracking a little snow for your sunday. i'm going to show you hour by hour when that moves

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most died in the attacks or were killed by police. . investigators think he may have been the driver -- suicide bombers. his brother is believed to be one of those who blew himself up that night. just hours after the attack, salaam was stopped by police, driving with friends toward the belgium border. he was questioned, but not arrested. a day after salaam and a friend in brussels. he was caught on surveillance video at a gas station again at the belgian border. questions remain over salaam's role in the attack. investigators say his dna was on a suicide belt discarded in a paris to burr,, attacks. they say he was spotted buying detonate from a fireworks shop in paris. authorities have been working under the theory he

up, but backed out at the last minute. after the initial sighting following the attack, the trail for salaam apparently had gone cold. some officials assumed he fled to syria. now we know he didn't stay long. >> that was erin reporting. on the campaign trail, another trump rally, another day of protests, this time in salt lake city. hundreds gather outside the venue the presidential candidate was set to speak at, some with signs comparing trump to hitler. police had to work quickly to shut the doors at the infinity center as protesters tried to get inside. >> he would not be the choice for president, and i think he would lead us in a terrible decision. >> cops in riot gear were dispatched, but for the most part, things remain tense, but peaceful. utah is among the next round of states to go to the polls. its primary is tuesday. former presidential

lot of pull with utah's voters. he's throwing his support behind ted cruz in the upcoming primary race. the former mass governor posted on facebook that donald trump repulses him, and he'll be voting for cruz come tuesday. "endorsement." he has encouraged republicans to engage in strategic voting to stop donald trump. meantime president obama is urging the republic led senate to least consider his circuit court nominee merritt garland. leaders have agreed not to confirm any nominee from president obama. the president is pushing back, saying garland is supremely qualified, and is ready for the public relations war ahead. >> he is prepared, i think, to take on whatever unfair or unjust or wildly exaggerated claims that

just opposed to any nominee that i might make. >> this fight shifts over the next two weeks as republican senators head back to their home state. activists on both sides plan to hold rallies on the local level, including here in ohio, to try to shift land. new details this morning about the huge victory in court for former wrestling great hulk hoe began. a florida jury awarded hoe began $115 million in his invasion of privacy suit against gawker media hoe began sued gawker for posting 2 minutes of a sex tape featuring him in 2012 in a statement, a spokesman for hoe began says he is exceptionally happy with the verdict. the court will reconvene monday to decide on punitive damages beyond the 115 million. gawker's founders have promised to appeal. a gasoline mixup is causing a nightmare for at least 100 drivers in washington state. the company that fills the gas tanks at a yakama

nell the unladied tanks. many of the drivers who filled one the unleaded fuel only got a few yards before their car stopped. the company said they're doing everything they can to fix the problem. >> our insurance company has sent out with a couple local garages and towing companies to help get the customers taken care of without money out of their pockets. >> well many are asking how does this affect 100 cars before anyone even noticed the problem? to make it on tiger woods the highway with the regular gasoline in their tank before the -- started to cause problems. that's not a good problem to have. not an easy fix when you get diesel and regular gasoline mixed together. vanessa joining us far look at weather. maybe a little chill year than we wanted this morning. as we start this weekend, maybe next couple days. >> we have to be patient. spring will show up, and it's going to be late next week.

>> unfortunately for the start, 12:30 a.m. tomorrow we are going to be on the chilly side. if you are just waking up, you're seeing cloudy skies across northeast ohio. our temperatures, they are below normal for this time of year. we see a day-time high of 48 degrees today. we will not step out of the 0s for most locations. good morning. out towards mansfield, you're currently at 29 degrees. lake, should be county into the upper 20s. we're sitting at the freezing mark -- below the freezing mark at the airport currently. now, our radar is not picking up any moisture in our viewing area. you can see just a few stray showers out toward mansfield. it's on the isolated side. going to be moving out of here, out toward shelby fairly quickly. it is on the light side. you can see well towards it south, though, this is the brunt of that storm system we are tracking. you know, the track on this thing is going to make a

of accumulation that we see as we step into your sunday. right now, from cincy all the way into charleston you can see it's kind of that wintery, rain, snow mix. outside today. look at our temperatures as we step into about 1:00. we'll be sitting at our high 36 degrees. if you're going out tonight, we'll remain into the lower 30s, but we are tracking that northeast hour. so that brings the feel-like temperature down very quickly. it's going to feel like we're in the upper 20s. so this is that system that's going to make its way across the carolinas and turn into a nor'easter as we head into next week. this is the potential for a good amount of snowfall for portions of the east coast, southern locations and northeast ohio could see a little bit of snow here. so futurecast, i'm going to show you overnight, we

but then a little bit of snow starts to slide in here around 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. dover new philly into stark, summit county, wayne county. going to be on the isolated side. we clear out for most of the afternoon. it's late afternoon into about 4:00. then our temperatures rise to the 40s. so we're looking at a possible rain snow mixture. then high pressure is going to build once again, and we're going to be sitting under sun going into your monday. so accumulation total on this system, really not impressed. i think we're less than an inch. trace amounts for most spots. 36 for today. nearly 10 to 15 degrees below our normal for this time of year. it's going to be a chilly night, folks, so bundle up. 26. get that heater cranking for the week. then we're going to turn it off. the 7-day forecast, we are the come-back kids, tuesday afternoon, 57, 60 by thursday. >> fast-forward to the 60s, please. the cavs stay in the win

quick swing through the sun state. local hoopsters try to keep the dream of a state title alive. one of the browns going on the shelf while -- shines at his pro day. got all that? loren april breaks it all down for news this morning's sports report. >> reporter: last night, they removed even the possibility of that happening as they visited the magic. 3rd quarter, magic up 74-73, and victor alah,ppo what a night he had. magics up by 4. 45 points. late 3rd quarter, lebron james gets the steal, and finishes a slam over al,jito at the other end. magics' lead is cut to 3. cavs up by 1. irving hit the trip federal the wing. kyrie with a team high 26 points. cavs up 96-92. cavs went on to win 109-103, and clinched a playoff spot.

yesterday, division -- semifinals in columbus. taking on will by. wellington up by 2 in the 4th quarter. down low for the bucket. in the tie game, brandon mcqueen drives, gets the bucket plus the foul. that would be it. rosy cornerstone wins 73-67. some up sets yesterday in the nc tournament. michigan state a two seed. hawaii, a 13, beating came, a four seed. browns veteran cornerback joe hayden undergoing surgery on his left ankle wednesday. the team saying he is expected to return to activities during training camp, and should, i repeat should be ready for the regular season. cal had their pro day yesterday. that meant another chance for cops to check out nfl quarterback prospect jared

browns head coach phil jackson in attendance. interestingly enough,goff's hand size was measured an 8th of an inch larger than the 9 inches reported tat combine. he completed 61 of 69 passes. that's it for morning sports. >> thank you. moving to -- favorite story of the morning. after investigating, canton police cracked the story. they found the girl who donated her allowance to buy protective vests for police canines. the police department shared this picture on facebook of 11-year-old alison meeting officer ryan davis and his new canine tuko. alison sent the letter along with her donation, this letter saying she was sorry about the death of days's former canine partner educate row. jett row of course shot and killed by a suspect during a stake-out earlier this year. there was no envelope with the letter when davis got it; but thanks to social immediate y he was able to track alison down and thank her in person. coming up, we are

more on how police were able to track down and capture a murder suspect on the run. >> plus it's been almost a week since a car plunged off a cincinnati bridge and into the ohio river. but investigators still don't know who was driving that vehicle. newly released video of that crash next. you're watching "good morning,

maybe it's a day to check out the great lakes science center. if you do, make sure to put on your jacket. going to be chilly as you start your day. i'm nick foally. we have several breaking story this is morning, including a murder suspect captured overnight in canton. first a check on weather we are janessa. >> i want everybody to layer up today, because we're sitting under overcast skies. out toward wayne county. where is my sun at? it's not happening for your saturday, unfortunately. folks, these are the feels-like temperatures on your skin right now. 24 degrees at the airport. we are factoring in a northeast breeze about 10 to 15 miles per hour. so definitely cooling us off this morning. starting in summit county, good morning.

now, power of tracking a little bit of moisture. you can see it's slicing in here well towards our south. the good news, i think it will be confined to the southern locations. it's predominantly sitting in wayne county towards it south, into millersbu are,g, walnut creek. you're seeing a little bit of moisture here, but going to be moving out fairly quickly. for the rest of us, i think we stay under mostly cloudy conditionsful hopefully a little bit of sun going into the noon hour. but look at our day-time highs. i almost hurt your feelings a tad bit there. 36 degrees, nick. that's about 10 to 15 degrees below our average for this time of year. in my 7-day forecast, i am going to show you when we return to the 60s. >> we talked about janessa winter not wanting to let go without a fight. breaking news overnight. a police chase in canton ends with a murder suspect in custody. this morning. she's been following this story all morning long,

>> reporter: i just spoke with canton police a little bit ago. they told me lance rankin is in police custody after he led them on a short chase after midnight. he was wanted for the murder of a missing man. canton police say they spotted rankin's car heading northbound on interstate 77. they initially tried to stop his car, but rankin took off. that's when the ohio state patrol got involved. they deployed road spikes on 77. they say rankin swerved to miss the spikes, causing him to crash into their cruiser off the side of the road. he suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, and was taken to the hospital. no one else was hurt. and just hours before police issued an arrest warrant for him around 9:30 after they discovered the body of a missing man inside rankin's home in the 1200 block of whirly street. police have not released the name of that homicide victim. they say they're still trying to contact all family members.

channel 5. thank you. also a suspect in custody charged with firing multiple shots on cleveland's east side, and then running from police. police tell us they responded to the area of the street. investigators add the suspect you see here was neighborhood. police,, however,, did not identify him. and a strange case involving former world boxing champion kelly pennsylvanialik. pennsylvanialik indicted on felony assault charges by a grand jury for allegedly shooting a man with a pellet gun on his property last august. the man said he was helping dig a lake on pavlik's home when he was shot in the head and arm. pavlik's attorney said he expects him to be cleared of all charges. the family and friends of a teen shot and killed by police will gather tonight to remember his life. eighteen-year-old brandon jones was killed at the parkwood grocery store one year ago this week. police say he charged at them

breaking into the store. his hour believes otherwise, and now she's suing the department for a wrongful death. >> this family has been extremely gracious and patient throughout this year, but it does not alleviate the excruciating grieving that they've had to endure while the investigation is outstanding. >> the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave. tonight's vigil is set to take place at parkwood and prim rose, the site of his death. a new video has been released of a dramatic multivehicle crash that resulted in one car plunging off a kentucky bridge and into the ohio river below. the accident happened tuesday in campbell county when the crash caused a red pontiac grand property to flip off the bridge and into the river. water rescue officials found the car at the bottom of the river, and were able to secure it with a line, but add it will be some time before divers can get to the car because of strong currents. >> this river is very

we have to have the current, the speed of the current in a certain position before any of these divers can do their work. >> when we contacted county police about a missing person who drives the same type of car, but investigators say no conclusions will be made until drivers get to the car. the state attorney general has rejected one group's effort to get a medical marijuana question on ohio's ballot. mike dewine's earlier rejections were in july, october, and january. dewine's office is the first stop for any proposed ballot measure. the group plans to work on the amendment, and resubmitting it for approval. hundreds of people in the cleveland area who rent through air bnb will soon start paying taxes to the county. beginning april 1st, the popular web company that helps people list and rent lodging will collect tax at the same rate as hotel guests: 5.5%. in the past year, more than 16 guests rented rooms

the change will be in time for many who plan to rent their homes and apartments out for the rnc. happening today, a chance for you to take one step closer to earning a job where you spend most of your time on a beach, maybe a golf course, or even the zoo. the cleveland metro parks will be holding its job fair 11 to 2 inside the zoo in cleveland. i's the second job fair this month at metro parks for a number of seasonal pictures march through october, with most offering 40- hour work weeks. next on "good morning, cleveland," even though snow is in the forecast, leon bibb shows us how our area is waking up and celebrating spring. >> and even though spring is just a day away, we'll be plenty chilly for those jumping into lake erie today. we'll explain why they are taking the plunge. >> chilly temperatures across northeast ohio with overcast skies. but i'm going to show you on the power of 5 what a

upper 30s, lower 40s in most spots. hopefully going to get a little glimpse of some sun. we stay under mostly cloudy conditions. sold loan, you'll see a high of 39 for today. as you track towards akron and canton, 42. i promise you, if you just hold on just a few days, we're going to return back to the 60s. nick? . >> patience. happening today in mentor, marching through the mall for meals on wheels. the lake county council on aging is hosting its 11th annual march for meals morning. from 8 to 10, participants -- underway now. participants will be walking the miles of great lakes mall. keep an eye out for news channel 5's mark johnson. he is the emcee once again this year. they are hosting its world

it will be from noon to 4, and feature interactive exhibits, hikes, other activities to showcase the importance of water globally. they'll also have food in case you get a little hungry as well. with easter right around the corner, easter egg hunts will be front and center. today there's one for adults hosted by canton parks recreation. the event will be tonight at 7:30 at wise park. costs $10 person. they are the brave souls, the arctic plunge. they will be jumping into frigid lake erie. it's all for a good cause. the money will go to teams researching cures for parkinson's and heart disease. after jumping into the lake, those brave souls again will be warming up at the after party. that's being held at -- better them than me. great cause. if you see news happening, let us know. text or e-mail us.

on tuesday, the president will address the cuban people and taking in an competition game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team.

there, nearly identical to the u.s. capital in washington, d.c. after the cuban revolution, it fell into disrepair. that is until now. over the past five years, a team of preservationists began the pain-staking process of saving el capitorio. >> reporter: we had problems we didn't expect, she says, and in the moment we had to search for the solution, but that makes it interesting. >> among the restorations needed were removing the out dated seals from the cuban republic, and adding seats for the 600 members of the current national assembly. lawmakers are expected to return to the building within the next three months. can yay west causing a stir in new york city. the nypd had to be called in to during traffic after thousands showed up at a pop shop launched in atlanta. the shop is centered around can

among the items available, the rob kardashian shirt can yay wore earlier this year. if you want to check it out. take a flight or take a drive for awhile, because the shop is only going to be open tomorrow before it someday. that's kind of how those shops work. popping now is layers. that's the word of the morning: layers. spring is really close. >> looks like it's going to start snowing anytime. >> it must be a meteorology thing. i can smell it, i can smell the snow. headed our way, but these cooler temperatures are tracking in here. we are a prespring day. we have our running clock. 15 hours before the official start. spring starts at 12:30 a.m. tomorrow. we're looking forward to it, but it's not going to

right now across the board, most locations below the freezing mark. good morning, illyria. you're at 31, 27 out toward should be county. you make your way inland, canton and akron into the lower 30s. now, you can see this moisture that we're tracking in here, and it's sagging well toward the south. seeing a little bit of isolated activity from mansfield into the lucas area if you're traveling along 71 south, but moving out fairly quickly. but most of us sitting under cloudy conditions. the brunt of this system is sagging well towards our south into cinci, all the way into charleston. you're dealing with kind of that wintery mix. ohio. i do hope for a little bit of sun, but it looks like we're going to stay under mostly cloudy conditions. our day-time highs well below normal. only going to see that high of 36. if out and about, no threat of any moisture, but definitely cooler temperatures.

we're going to step into spring. this is overnight here. you can see we're under mostly cloudy conditions, a-ok. temperatures into the lower 30s, but by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, stark, summit county, into dover new philly, you're going to see a few flakes flying out towards that area. i do think lake-shore communities, we remain on the dry side. then we transition. look at our temperatures. they bump back up to the lower 40s, and the brunt of this moisture that will be moving in around 4:00 a rain-snow mix, even possibly a little bit of so definitely going to make the pavement wet out toward that area. but behind it is high pressure, and that's going to allow for us to clear up really nicely going into your sunday evening. accumulation totals on this storm system, they're not impressive. this is not shovable snow. under an inch of accumulation, probably just trace

for today, 36 degrees. all you can do is just hey, smile about it, because we're going to be on that upward trend. take a look at this 7-day forecast. it's a -- it's all about the finish. okay. look at this 7-day forecast. by tuesday, we're at 57. we're going to be talking about thursday afternoon into the 60s. >> always how you finish. thank you. she just mentioned spring is officially starting tomorrow, although it does not feel like it. as leon bibb it already feels to have sprung for some. in his mile-high series he's saying so long to winter and welcome to spring. >> reporter: a page turns every year, as surely as the sun claims 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 warren

in lake county's metro park system. trees abound here. 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 has cooked some sap from a maple, and he 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 1 gallon of maple syrup. >> reporter: so build a fire, and cook the sap. figure i'd lend a hand in boiling away the water in the so that's left is pure and sweet maple syrup. matthew and i celebrated the season and squad on about miles per hour starting our own line of maple syrup sales. >> uncle andy. >> reporter: maple syrup. >> there were probably uncles

that stuff making this stuff before me >> we'll leave andy working over this hot stove and see what spring has brought in the barn: new-born animal at lake metro park's park. the folks educate city slickers on nature's way. farm population grows when spring opens its door. >> it just means to me an idea of renewal and 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 the mother pigs and mother sheep? they have full-time jobs do. >> reporter: all of us do. especially in springtime. if there's a farmer in the dell, it is probably lee hoviak. he walks some of the spread of 235 acres, enjoying spring. >> get away from the cold weather, see the sun and

popping up with the flowers. >> reporter: most of us in my ohio feel that way, i suppose. some even capture sights of spring by painting them on canvas. at the lake metroparks art show, free day france teaches art. she knows her way around a paintbrush pretty well. rita is inspired about spring, because it is about -- >> renewal. there's renewal, regrowth. it's inspiring to me. it makes me feel like you're waking up, basically, from a long winter. there's usually other types of butterflies that come as well to these bushes, so it's just a lot of activity going on. >> reporter: our back garden is all of northeast ohio. when spring peaks in, celebration walks in with it. nature has put away its winter coat, donning a lighter jacket in the lake metroparks glenn area,

on a walk, she promised me sharp views, even early in the season. she was right. >> you get to see all kinds of beautiful native ohio wild flowers, but there's also the amphibians that migrate, like spotted sal la handers. you can hear the spring peepers peeping. >> reporter: this is our area. it's called penitentiariry glenn. it was named that in the 1800s. somebody felt this area resembled a penitentiariry or a prison. one hundred-foot high always leading up from the gorge all the way up to the top. penitentiariry. easy to get n hard to get out. but we'll try. we climbed the 141 steps out of the gorge. a spring in our walk, of course,. this season means new-born babes in their forest dens, barn-yard births, too. the sap bucket is back, catching the maple tree's offerings. the sweet smell of spring syrup

sweeten summer pancakes, and the stony brooke is babbling in its distinctive voice, saying a new season has arrived. spring is here. yes, spring is here. >> i loved tasting all that fresh maple syrup. thank you, leon. spring officially starting tomorrow. it will last until june 19th. we'll be right back. slow, building african-style music it's the little moments that make the biggest waves.

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suffered a loss on that game. all those sites perfect brackets in the contest were busted by -- as well. so there you have it. no perfection, but i love seeing it. the up sets are a big part. a final look at weather. >> not too bad today. we're on the cold side. temperatures only into the mid- 30s. we're going to be tracking in a few flakes. it will not be heavy accumulation. then that sun is going to return for your monday. let's have the winter coat on. >> keep the coat handy at least next couple days for sure. still ahead, just released

dangerous police chase that began with teen girl stealing a car. see the violent ending ahead.

they'll give you a chance to buy two kits, get one free, sarah. . live, always investigating, always on your side, news channel 5 starts now. a suspect leads canton police on a chase. how it ended ahead. >> plus protests expected in summit county today. more on the specific issues being brought up at today's gun show. >> first give you a live look outside at the cleveland rock and roll hall of fame. . i'd say not hazy, but

a little chilly as you start your morning for sure. welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." a look at what we can expect for the weather today. >> overcast skies going to be hanging around all day long, unfortunately. we're going to into spring tomorrow, and it's going to be on the chilly side. >> step into spring with a coat. >> definitely, and maybe even some gloves, because temperatures now, you can see across the board, we are into the upper 20s, lower 30s. so definitely off to a fuller start, and we're only looking at our day-time highs into the mid to upper 30s across most areas. taking a look at our 5 live radars, you can see, look at that, towards the south, that moisture that is tracking in toward trust catastrophe was county into coshockton, dover new philly, seeing it now. it is moving out quickly. this is more on the isolated side. out toward millersburg into

moving into portions -- southern portions of stark county, you're seeing a few flakes, going to be moving out fairly quickly. the rest of us, throughout your afternoon, look at this: cloudy skies. we'll stay under -- by 2:00, we should be our day-time high of 36. that's about 15 degrees below our normal for this time of year. on my 7-day forecast, i'm going to show you when we lower 60s. >> all right. thank you. breaking news out of canton. police have arrested a man they say is responsible for the murder of a missing man. meg shaw has breaking details about the arrest this morning. m,g, what happened? >> reporter: canton police told me lance rankin is now in custody after leading them on a short chase just after midnight. they say the chase ended when rankin crashed into a state highway patrol car on interstate 77 north in canton. rankin was wanted for the murder of a missing man, who police found inside

block of whirly street. that happened just before 9:30. then, just hours later, around midnight, canton police say they spotted rankin's car heading northbound on 77 near the cleveland avenue south exit. they attempted to stop his car. that's when the chase began. the state highway patrol tells me they deployed road spikes to help stop rankin. he stopped to swerve to miss the spikes, and hit the cruiser, ending the chase. rankin suffered injuries during the crash. he was taken to the hospital for treatment, but was released. rankin has a lengthy criminal history and several outstanding warrants. the i.d. of the homicide victim has still not been released this morning. police are still trying to contact all family members. in the newsroom, meg shaw, news channel 5. a lot of tense moments before police tracked that suspect down. thank you, m,g. a cleveland police officer arrested for felonious assault. happened yesterday morning

the incident involved a female acquaintance of mann's. he's been with the department since 2013. cpd suspended him without pay until the investigation is complete. new video of a crash that injured two brettanol police officers earlier this month. check out that collision, captured on a body cam they were on east 140th and lake shore boulevard when a intoxicated driver rear- ended them. . the suspect is under arrest, facing multiple charges. police found a missing missouri teen husband of miles away in a home in stark county.

behind bars, accused of kidnapping that girl. eric shockwell faces charges of rape, kidnapping, and assault. investigators say he held the 14-year-old against her will inside a home in mier in have a. they believe the two chatted for months on a social media app called say hi before shotwell drove 760 miles to missouri to pick her up. >> keep an eye on your kid. stress to them the importance of, you know, being safe with social media. >> now police say the teen was able to text her mom. officers traced social media and found her at the home. shodwell asked for an aattorney and was arrested. and happening today, protests are planned at the summit county fair grounds during today's gun show. the fair grounds are hosting the ohio gun knife and military show today, and in protest, the gun violence prevention team of

protesting starting at 11 this morning. east cleveland police are sending a message to club owners. we'll share it ahead. >> more on the plane crash that has authorities puzzled. >> and janessa has our local weather. >> we are waking up to cloudy skies and temperatures on the cooler side, but the power of 5 is tracking in spring snow. i'm going to show you hour by

the weatherer is on the cooler side this morning. you can see our temperatures are currently into the 30s, but the winds, they continue to chatter here out of the northeast, up to about 15 miles per hour. that's really going to keep us on the cool side. the feel-like temperatures today are going to be like they're in the upper 20s to lower 30s. so you definitely need to that coat handy.

we're going to see that sun and cloud mix. you're going to notice that breeze for lake shore communities, pepper spike, sold loan area. 39 as you make your way out toward akron. near the warm spot today, if you can say that. 43 for highs. nick? new this morning, out of russia, all 62 people on board a flight flight are dead after a crash landing p. video believed double of the crash was posted online early this morning. russian officials say the boeing 737 took off from dubai, and the pilot was attempting to land for the second time when the jet crashed in the southern part of the country. europe's most wanted man is out of the hospital and being held by police in breaking news sell this is morning, a key suspect in november easter roar assault in paris was captured after a shoot-out on the edge of the city in the to burr, of molanbik.

driver of the car that dropped off suicide bombers during those attacks. a 5 on your side investigation into growing violence at local clubs and night spots. it's gotten so bad, police in cleveland have turned to social media, warning club owners get things under control, or get shut down. 5 on your side investigator joe p,ganakis has been digging into this story. video police say shows a huge cleveland. it's the type of violence that has residents and neighboring business owner demanding police crack down, and city lawmakers admitting east cleveland's control. >> this has been going on for for months. martin lives across the street from the lounge on euclid avenue. martin says the nightclub is violating state law, staying open past the state generating confrontations, too

>> if our police are overburdened, have -- come in, and they shut these places down. i want to know what the hell is going on in there at 4 and 5 in the morning. >> part of the effort is to check the occupancy permits of these various businesses. >> reporter: gary norton said his law department is taking action. the east cleveland police department issued a warning to city night spots on the department's facebook page. >> [ scream ]. >> reporter: posting video of yet another fight police say took place at stumpy's. >> close at a reasonable time, which is 2:30, and if you got anything else going on past 3:00, we have a problem with that. >> that was joe paganakis reporting. he told us east cleveland police have pledged to stop up their surveillance of the clubs along euclid and superior avenues. some law makers are asking the chi hoe bay county sheriff's office to step in to help with enforcement. another trump rally,

this time in salt lake city. hundreds gathered outside the venue the presidential candidate was set to speak at. some comparing trump to hitler, others supporting other candidates. police had to work quickly to shut the doors at the infinity center as protesters tried to get inside. causing a dangerous, divide society. >> he would not be the choice for president. i think he would lead us in terrible decisions. >> cops in riot gear were dispatched, but for the most part, things remain tense, but peaceful. utah is among the next round of states to go to the polls. its primary is tuesday. as a mormon, former presidential candidate mitt romney has a lot of pull with utah's voters. he's throwing his support behind ted cruz in the upcoming primary race. the former mass governor posted on facebook that donald trump repulses him, and that he'll be voting for cruz tuesday. romney did not use the word endorsement.

republicans to engage in streak voting to stop donald trump. meantime president obama is urging the republican-led senate to at least consider his circuit court nominee merri,t garland. republican leaders have viewed not to confirm any nominee from president obama. they want to wait until there's a new person at the oval office. now the president is pushing back, saying that garland is supremely qualified, and is ready for the public relations war ahead. >> he is prepared to take on whatever unfair or unjust or wildly exaggerated claims that may be made by those who are just opposed to any nominee that i might make. >> now p fight shifts over the next two weeks as republican senators head back to their home state. activists on both sides plan to hold rallies on a local level, including here in

senate opinion on judge garland. don't think that's a tense topic? just go to social media have a lot of opinions on both sides what they should do with that nomination. vanessa joining us with a look at weather. we've been kind of pushing the steam out all morning, because if you step outside, you know real quick it's still chilly. >> very quickly. people are going to be talking about it this weekend. how can it be spring? . this is northeast ohio. we're just going to have to buckle down. break out the winter coat we can get rid of that late next week. the windmill there is moving. we still have those northeast winds keeping us on the chilly side. blues and the pink. that cool front sliced through yesterday. .

currently at 30 degrees. 29. uppers to out toward the east. if you're out toward the west, illyria into north ridgeville, avon lake, good morning. you're currently at 32 degrees. currently taking a look at our live 5 radars. we are picking up moisture well to the south. southern portions of wayne county the. it's on the isolated side, trying to push out quickly. these are just a few flakes. nothing that will be sticking to the ground. but you're definitely contending with a little bit of moisture. it's due to this area of low pressure that is really restricted to southern locations, from cincy all the way into charleston. you can see it's just, like, a wintery mix, and that's going to be throughout your afternoon. so hour by hour, i do think we stay under mostly cloudy conditions. the highs only in the 30s.

flirting with the lower 0s. tonight if you're stepping out and ant, yes, you need that coat handy, because the feels-like temperatures up to about 10 miles per hour, it's going to feel like we are into the upper 20s. want to show you our futurecast. spring starts at 12:30 a.m.. let's show you when the snow starts to move in. around 8, 9:00 tomorrow. you can see out toward dover new philly going to see a good band. southern portions of stark county, and then by mid-afternoon, we're going to transition into a little bit of a wintery mix, because our day-time highs, they return to the lower 40s. behind all that is high pressure. it's going to start to work back in here, and allow a little sun as we head into your monday. so accumulation totals. i know you've been talking about sun and snow.

trace amounts for most spots. tomorrow will not be the first day of spring where we're making snowmen. 36 degrees, mostly cloudy skies throughout your afternoon. tonight we're going to fall down to about 26, but the 7-day forecast, not about to start. it's about to finish. look at that, nick. 60 degrees as we head into thursday. well the cavs stay in the win column as they begin a quick swing through the sun state, and local hoop officers try to keep the dream of a state title alive. >> plus one of the brown going on the shelf while a draft possibility shines at his pro day. . loren april breaks it down for news this morning's sports report. >> reporter: last night, they removed even the possibility of that happening as they visited the magic.

victor alehippo, what a night he had. 45 points. late 3rd quarter, lebron james gets the steal, and finishes a staff break slam over at the other end. mg lead cut to 3. kyrie hit the triple from the wing. cavs up 96-29. cavs go on to win 109-103 and clinch a playoff spot. in high school hoops columbus. cornerstone christian. wellington up by 2 in the 4th quarter. cameron edmundson, down low for the bucket. back comes rudy cornerstone. mcqueen drives, gets the bucket, plus the foul. that will be it. ruby cornerstone christian wins 73-67. some up sets yesterday in the ncaa tournament. michigan state a two seed following to middle

hawaii, a 13 seed, beating came, a four seed. joe hayden undergoing surgery. the team saying he is expected to return to activities during training camp, and should be ready for the regular season no other news cal had their pro day yesterday. that meant another chance for scouts and cops to check out nfl quarterback prospect jared goff. browns head coach phil jackson in attendance: "a from judge man, has a lot of poise and accuracy." interestingly enough goff's hand size was measured an 8th of an inch larger than the 9 inches reported tat combine. he completed 61 of 69 passes. that's it for morning sports. >> all right, loren. thank you. new details this morning about the huge victory in court for former wrestling great hulk logan. a florida jury awarded hoe

invasion of privacy suit against gawker media hoe began sued gawker for posting two videos featuring him in 2012 in a statement a spokesman for hoe began said he is exceptionally happy with the verdict. the court will reconvene monday to decide on punitive damages beyond that 115 million. gawker's founder has promised to appeal that decision. still ahead, canton police tracked down the girl who gave her allowance to improve vests.

this guy -- >> guy. >> he is so cute. got to see this. >> his name is miko. he is a seven-year-old spaniel mix. his owner could no longer take care of him. he had a tumor we had removed, but it was benign. he is in great health. kind of shy at first; but once he warms up, he's a big goofball. about low to medium emergency. great for someone who would -- >> he's very like --

he's very chill. >> perfect for a family the size of me. look at those eyeballs. >> great for you. if you don't have a fenced-in yard and want to take your dog on a walk a couple times a day, he'll be perfect for that. not a real high energy dog. >> so cute. any events? >> we're going to be at ruthst,in company today. you only have a few more days left to get your cleveland animal bark call shirt for $25. that will get you into all the specials on april 9th when thousands of people are going to come out to help support the apl. >> so spring is nearing, and why do we need this lovable jewel here? . >> you got to get out, enjoy the weather, enjoy the fresh air. there's nothing better than

take you on walks and basically be your buddy. >> that's neat. got to love that face. >> he is so cute. i love how calm he is. i think you have a new buddy, vanessa. miko is going to love this story. after a little investigating, canton police cracked the case. they found the girl who donated her allowance to help buy protective vests for police canines. the police department shared this picture on facebook of 11-year-old alison meeting officer ryan davis in and his new canine kuko. alison sent this letter along with her donation, saying she was sorry about the death of davis's former partner jett row. jett row was shot and killed by a suspect during a stake-out earlier this year. there was no envelope when the letter got to davis; but thanks to social immediate y he was able to track alison down and thank her in person. how about that? coming up, we are continuing to follow breaking news from overnight in canton. more on how police were able to track down and capture a murder suspect on the run. >> plus it's been almost a week

off a cincinnati bridge and into the ohio river.

a live look at downtown cleveland. overcast skies. almost looks like it's ready to snow. going to be a chilly start for you as soon as you get outside as well. welcome back to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." we have several breaking stories, including a murder suspect captured overnight in canton. m,g shaw will be on that story in just a bit. first a check on weather with janessa web. good morning. we are waking up to overcast skies, our temperatures into the 30s, and, you know, a 0th of the weekend, we want warmer weather as we step into spring tomorrow. but unfortunately we have that cooler air that has tracked back into nearby ohio. the pavement, though, it's dry out toward summit county. from our live 5 radars, look at this, folks. that's a little bit of snow sagging into the south from southern portions of wayne county into mansfield, southern portions of stark county. dover, new philly you're seeing a few flakes out. there seeing a significant

moving east fairly quickly. so hour by hour, i want to show planner. our day-time highs are going to be into the mid to upper 30s. if you're stepping out and about, we're going to be falling down to the lower 0s. make sure you have that coat handy. nick? . >> thank you, vanessa. breaking news overnight, a police chase in canton ends with a murder suspect in custody. meg shaw is in our newsroom. she learned a lot of details on this case all morning long. meg what do you know at this point? >> reporter: i spoke with police. they told me lance rankin is now in police custody after he led police on a short chase just after midnight. he was wanted for the murder of a missing man. police say they spotted rankin's car headed northbound on interstate 77. they initiated to stop his car,

that's when the ohio state highway patrol got involved. they say rankin swerved to miss the spikes, causing him to crash into their cruiser off the side of the road. he was taken to the hospital, but was released. no one else was injured. and just hours before, around 9:30, police discovered the body of a missing man inside of rankin's home in the 1200 block of whirly street. police have not released the name of that homicide victim. they say they're still trying to contact all family members. in the newsroom, m,g shaw, news channel 5. >> okay, m,g, those agencies working together to catch that suspect. a suspect also in custody, charged with firing multiple shots on cleveland's east side, and then running from police. police tell us they responded to the area of the 3600 block of east 147th street. that was just before 7 last night. investigators with the suspect you see here in handcuffs was caught after a foot pursuit through

and a strange case involving former world boxing champion kelly pavluk. pennsylvanialik indicted on charges for allegedly shooting a man with a pell let gun on his property last august. the man says he was helping dig a lake on pennsylvanialik's home in canfield when he was shot in the head and arm. pennsylvanialik's attorney says he expects him to be cleared of all charges. the friends and family of a teen shot and killed by police will gar tonight to remember his life. eighteen-year-old brandon jones was killed at the ago this week. police say he charged at them with a weapon after breaking into the store. his mother believes otherwise, and now she is suing the department for wrongful death. >> this family has been patient throughout this year, alleviate the excruciating grieving that they've had to endure while this investigation is outstanding. >> the officer involved in the shooting has been

tonight's vigil for brandon is set to take place at parkwood and prim rose the site of his death. new video has been released of a dramatic multivehicle crash that resulted in one car plunging off a kentucky bridge into the ohio river boulevard. the accident happened tuesday when the crash caused a red pontiac grand prix to flip off the bridge into the river. water rescue officials found the car at the bottom of it river, and were able to secure wit a line, but add it will be some time before divers can get to the car because of strong currents. >> this river is very unfriendly now, very unforgiving. we have to have the current, the speed of the current in a surgeon position before any of these divers can do their work. >> a family contacted county police about a missing person who drives the same type of car, but investigators say no conclusions will be made until drivers can get to that vehicle. and happening today, a chance for you to take one step closer to earning a

most of your time at the beach, maybe a golf course, or even the zoo. the cleveland metroparks will be holding its job fair today from 11 to 2 inside the zoo and wildlife way in cleveland. it's the second job fair this month at the metroparks for a number of seasonal positions for march until october, with most offering 40-hour workweeks. well next on "good morning cleveland," even though snow is in the forecast, leon bibb shows us how our area is waking up and celebrating spring. my ohio is straight ahead. >> though spring is just a day away, we'll still be plenty chilly for those brave enough to jump into lake erie today. . >> and i'm going to show you when that spring snow is set to touch down in

sitting into the mid-and upper 20s in most spots. coshockton into millersburg sitting at the freezing mark. day-time highs, they're going to be about 10 to

this time of year. warm spot out toward ashland. you'll be at 40 degrees. you're going to notice some wind for lake shore communities from euclid into beachwood. should be sitting at 38 for today. stark and summit county, hey, there's a warmer spot, if you can say that, 42 degrees. share don at 37. now, our forecast, you can see a little bit of snow that is moving out toward southern locations from coshockton into dover new philly, but out's moving out fairly quickly. this is not shovable snow, but going to show you in just a few moments when we're going to start to see a little bit of spring snowfall as we head into your sunday. nick? might be a day to stay inside. thank you, janessa. if you are in mentor, a march through the mall for meals and wheels may be waiting for you if you can get there quickly. the council on aging is hosting its march for meals fundraiser. it started at 8, going for another 20 minutes or so. participants will be walking

if you're headed there, keep an eye out for news channel 5's mark johnson. he's the emcee again this year. we told you about the metro parks job fair happening. par ma this afternoon, they are hosting its world water day. it will be from noon until four, and feature interactive exhibits, hikes to showcase the importance of water globally. they will also have food tastings if you get a little hunger as well. easter egg hunts, one for adults hosted by canton parks and recreation. the event tonight will be at 7:30 at weiss park. it costs $10 per person. we're not talking small fries. how about a smart tv? that's among those prizes you can win at the event. and also lot of clevelanders will be taking the plunge today like those brave souls, the arctic plunge as hoax fox will be jumping into frigid lake erie. noon today it's going to feel

temperatures jan,sa was telling us about. all for a good cause. the money will go to organizations researching cures for parkinson's and heart disease. after jumping into the lake, participants will be able to warm up at the after party that's being held. well if you see news happening, please let us know. you can text or e-mail us to newsnet5.com or tweet us at wews.

welcome back, 9:43 on your saturday. president obama is about to make history tomorrow. he'll be the first president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. people in havana has been hard at work to make their city shine for the presidential visit. the first family arrives tomorrow evening. they will meet with president rauel castro and attend an official state dinner. on tuesday the president will address the cuban people before -- taking in an competition game between the tampa bay rays and cuban national team. at and one of the sites the president will take in is the el capit,lio building in havana. because of anti-american sent. after the cuban revolution, it fell into disrepair. that is until now. over the past five years, a team of preservationists began the pain-saving task of saving el capitolio. >> we had problems we didn't expect. in the moment we had to search for the solution.

if not, the cubans say it wouldn't be funded. >> among the restorations needed were removing the out dated seals from the cuban republic and adding seats for the 600 members of the current national assembly. law makers are expected to return to the building within the next three months. and trending this morning, can yay west causing a stir in new york city. not with his work this time. the nypd had to be called in to direct traffic after thousands showed up to a pop-up shop launched in atlanta. the shop is centered around can yay's new album. among the items available, the robert kardashian shirt can yay wore on snl earlier this year. if you want to check it out, you better hurry. it goes through the rest of the week tomorrow as well. the shop then someday peers. it is called the pop-up shop for good reason. then it goes away. vanessa joining us for a look at weather. the trend all morning long, it's a chilly weekend as we kind of say that farewell to

obviously spring is on the doorstep. we've had late march snows and april snows. so we are definitely keeping our fingers crossed. but this one will be a cold start to spring. we have our countdown here. we're about 14 hours away before the official start at 12:30 a.m. across northeast ohio. but right now, just waking up to kind of overcast skies across the area, and it looks like we are going to be tracking in a little bit of snow for the first official day of spring. right now our temperatures, you can see from my contours map, we are into the upper 20s out toward detroit. greater cleveland 32. that cooler air continues to spill in here. across the board, good morning, ash taboo la. you're at 29 degrees. stark and summit county into the lower 30s; but the brunt of this moisture that is moving in from west to east is sitting out towards the southern

into dover, new philly. it's on the isolated side southern portions of wayne county. but richland, ashland, you're actually seeing a few flakes now, but trying to move out fatherly quickly. temperatures on the surface, pretty low. so could see a little bit of accumulation. so if you're drive being morning, make sure you're taking it slow. you can see the brunt of this moisture moving throughout cincy. and temperatures are currently in the 40s. that's why they're dealing with that wasn'try mix. as it tracks in across portions of northeast ohio, our temperatures are just right for just that purely snowfall. so hour by hour, i don't think the threat for snow throughout your afternoon, even out towards the south is really minimal. you can see, we're going to sit under mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. day-time high of only 36 we're going to be on that down-ward trained going into the 9:00 hour. do want to show you our futurecast stepping into spring.

temperatures still into the upper 20s, 30s by 10:00. you can see a few flakes. they're starting to move in towards dover, new philly. it's not heavy accumulation. the bigger threat is around 5 p.m. look at p. going to be kind of a wintery mix out toward mansfield, wayne county, stark, summit, area venn. that going to see a little bit of rain and snow. behind that is good news, high pressure, and that will allow us to see a little bit of sun as we step into monday. so 36 degrees. it's definitely going to be a chilly weekend tonight out and about. we the see overnight lows into the mid to upper 20s. it's not about how you start spring; it is about the finish. look at that. as we head into tuesday, that makes you happy inside. 57. thursday back into the 60s. >> okay, janessa. as she said, spring officially starting tomorrow. as leon bibb will tell you, it seems to have

in his my ohio series, he's saying so long to winter and hello spring. >> reporter: a page turns every year as surely as the sun claims 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. the season's foothold strengthens each day. this is part of lake farm park, one of the areas in lake county's metro park system. trees abound here. 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 has cooked some sap from a maple, and he 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 1 gallon of maple syrup. >> reporter: required is human

build a fire and cook the sap. figured i'd lend a hand in boiling away the oil so that all that's left is pure and sweet maple syrup. andy and i enjoyed the season and jawing on and on about starting our own line of maple syrup sales. >> uncle andy. >> there were probably uncles and dads and mops and aunts making all this up way before me. >> reporter: we'll leave andy working over his hot stove and see what spring has brought in the barn: new-born animal at lake metro park's farm park. the folks educate city slickers 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 a again after a kind of dormant period.

when she brought you here? . >> they have a full-time job? . >> they do. >> reporter: all of us do. >> yes. >> reporter: especially in springtime. if there's a farmer in the dell, it is probably farm park administrator lee hobiak. he walks some of the spread of spring. >> get away from the cold weather and great sky. and everything that's popping up with the flowers. >> reporter: most of us at my ohio feel that way, i suppose up some even capture sights of spring by painting them on canvas. at the lake metro park's student art show, free day france teaches art the she knows her way around the paint brush pretty well. free day is inspired by spring, because it is about -- >> renewal. there's renewal, regrowth. out's inspiring to me. it makes me feel like you're

from a long winter. there's usually other types of butterflies that come as well to these bushes. so it's just a lot of activity going on in my back guard within that. >> reporter: my back garden is all of northeast when spring peaks in celebration walks in with it. nature has put away its winter jacket. in the opinion ten sharery glenn area, carla glivon is spokeswoman for spring. she promised me sharp views, even early in the season. she was right. >> the beautiful native wild flowers, but there's also the amphibians that migrate like the spotted sal la handers, and you can hear the spring peepers peeping. >> reporter: this is our area. it's called penitentiariry glenn. it was named that in the 1800s. somebody felt this area resembled a opinion ten sharery or a prison.

there all the way to the top. penitentiariry. easy to get in, hard to get out. but we'll try. >> reporter: we climbed the 141 steps out of the course,. this season means new-born babes in their forest dens, barn-yard birds, too,. the sap bucket is back, catching the maple tree's offerings. the sweet smell of spring syrup is on the way to sweeten summer pancakes, and the stony brook is babbling in its distinctive voice, saying a new season has arrived, spring is here. yes, spring is here. >> and it will not be long until we take in all those familiar images that come with spring. thank you, leon. spring officially starting tomorrow, and lasting until june 19. this we'll be right back.

. that four-wheel machine dubbed drew or domino's robotic unit. it made its first trial delivery earlier this month. the prototype robot uses gps. it can sense and avoid obstacles, reach speeds of 12 miles per hour. customers receive a security phone by the phone, and they get their pizza from the robot. you might want to give yourself a little bit of time, because 12 miles per hour, unless the domino's is right next to you, it could take a while. >> can you imagine that and the smell? not making it. no major snow to deal with us for us this weekend, right? . >> no. effect. out at 40s.

20s, and we're going toward the south tomorrow morning and possibly a little bit of rain-snow by late afternoon. but then by mono, we're at 38 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, and then look at that, 50s. about a 20-degree temperature jump here as we head into tuesday. and then we'll be at 60 by thursday. >> i like that, 60. a little moisture coming with that forecast, but not >> not too much at all. >> a lot warmer as spring get here. that's all the time we have for you this morning on saturday. remember, you can get all your news all day, your news and weather on your newsnet 5app or newsnet.com. have a great saturday.

hey, i'm sarah. resorts and conventions is in sandusky, ohio, and it happens to be america's largest indoor water park. assistant general manager nick lahunty is here to share more with us today. thanks for being here. let's start off by telling everyone why kalihari is the best police to go for families >> we're the largest indoor water park in america, and recently voted coolest water park in america. so there's rally something for everybody to do. >> so everybody. it will me specifically, everyone from all ages? . >> yeah. we have in the water park anywhere from the little tikes. we have choral cove. it has the baby swings and tun necessarily you can walk through with the waterfalls all the way to say teenagers that enjoy the

they can head to calihari spa and get a body treatment. >> you have something for everyone from the little babies to the moms and dads. sounds like it would be a great spring break destination. >> there's plenty of time to book your spring break destinations. a lot of different packages, things to do at the resort that link with our signature restaurants, or the spa or retail outlets. everybody loves business. is we have our famous pizza at the pizza hub. >> reporter: that sounds good. talking about pizza and the signature restaurants, tell me about the decorations and the overall theme? . >> that comes from our owner. they took a trip back in the `90s to africa, and take an annual trip there there on out and bring the culture, spirit, taste, food back to the resort. so when you walk in, you see the sculptures. you see the art on the wall. it really ties in the country with the experience you're having. >> reporter: wow it truly is an experience.

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