news 5 good morning cleveland starts now. >> the overland college community shaken after a professor is targeted with hate speech. and more cleveland schools test positive for lead in the drinking water. we are looking into what's being done to keep kids safe and hydrated in the classroom. we start things off with a live look from our earth cam this morning cleveland. overcast skies ahead. there's rainy conditions forsome of you this morning and it's a lot colder. you will feel it welcome to this saturday edition of good morning cleave i am nick foley along sight janessa webb. >> we have made it this far but can't hold it anymore we have to deal with the dreaded s word it's back. >> it's finally here and we are waking up to schooler temperatures this morning as

rainfall activity. you can see the low lying clouds taking over greater cleveland. a little bit of fog as this front starts to move through, throughout the afternoon, you're going to notice the winds stirring up. we do have wind concerns starting at 4:00 this afternoon. we will see potential gusts up to about 35 to 40 miles per hour. you can see from the contours map the front as it starts to track in daytime highs yesterday we were talking about the 70s. they are starting to fa way through. temperatures are in the upper 40s to upper 30s this morning. you can see cool are air tracking in from -- cool are air trying to track in -- cooler air trying to track in from the west. as the strong cold front makes its way through, we will see really a lot of moisture behind it and arctic air and that's when the snow starts to be in full effect. hour by hour break out the

rainfall activity throughout the 2:00 hour and then as we can see the moisture starts to flow through around 4 and becomes that wintry mix. i will show you a breakdown of exact accumulation coming up from the overnight into somebody. by 6:00 -- sunday. but 6:00, nick, 38 degrees. >> thanks janessa. a violent night in cleveland in a span of a few hours four people were shot one is dead rugby road on the east side. police arrived to find a man shot multiple times and he died at university hospital a half- hour later a 21-year-old was shot on deise avenue a few blocks from the first shooting. that man is in critical condition. then at about 8:00 two more people found shot at quincy avenue and canard road both taken to metrohealth and witness describe a chaotic scene. >> the guy came in the house

brother and pointed it at me and shot i ducked and ran. and next thing you know all the police started coming down. >> right now we are working to find out the conditions of those last two victims and if police have any suspects in the shootings. fire crews were able to put out this massive brush fire before it got near any homes or buildings. it happened at whipps ledges in the hinckley reservation. the fall is peak wildlife season and the leaves ar best conditions. it's not recommended that you do any controlled burning during this time year. security guards at first energy service center used thermal imaging to catch four teens trying to steal metal wiring. the guards called 911 and once the officers arrived on scene, things escalated extremely quickly. >> he shot at me and i returned. you and your partner are okay?

>> one of the suspects was shot in the shoulder and he wascarted off to the hospital in an ambulance. two of the other betweens were arrest -- teens with arrest-- were arrested and the fourth is on the run. why are they doing this? we will see you get in there and alert the police and catch you. what you you think you may be able to steal from us it's not worth it. >> certainly wasn't. copper theft a big problem first energy was offering a $5,000 reward for in to catch other thieves. and disturbing involving some of the schools now. more than 100 water fountains and faucets in 50 cleveland schools are tainted with high levels of lead. those are the results of months of voluntary testing at 69 of the cleveland public's schools. those tests in water coolers brought in to replace the water turned off have cost the district more than $500,000. it's not known how much it will cost to replace all the

>> if after the repair we still test positive then we will go deeper into seeing you know what if any piping needs to be replaced. >> the wooter was turned op off during the months of testing students in the schools before that should get tested for lead exposure. and meantime, flint michigan is dealing with its own lead crisis. epa announced new guidelines flint must meet before switching water sources. they include a 3 month water testing period before source is declared safe to drink but that source not expected to be available to residents until next october. racial tensions rising on the overland -- oberlin college campus days after a professor is fired another professor's home targeted with racially charged threats. meg shaw is live with more on what's being going on all week.

law enforcement are all on high alert in oberlin after a professor says his home was vandalized because of his religious beliefs. on thursday morning, a professor with a -- a computer science professor with the college says he and his wife woke up when they heard someone outside their house. when they went to go look they found items on the porch damaged along with a note that read, gas jews die. now according to the police report, the professor says he issues with of his students or friends or neighbors. now shortly after the incident the cleveland chapter of the council on american islamic relations released this statement. they say as americans we cannot tolerate hate and vicious attacks on jewish neighbors who like muslim community are a tiny religious minority in the country. everyone deserve toffs live in peace -- deserves to live in peace free from violence and religious and ethnic intimidation. police are still investigating

community because this incident comes about a week after students here at the college say they were racially profiled at a bakery here in town. many of the students plus more are calling for a boycott of thebusiness. and others say they will continue to support that local bakery. but this incident with the professor's home they say they are still investigating that incident. hive in oberlin meg shaw news 5. >> thank you. you don't like to see campus. thanks for starting your saturdays morning with us. i am nick foley. coming up later mike pence gets a less than warm welcome on broadway. hear what the cast of hamilton had to say to him and we are comparing prices. so you don't have to. find out if it's cheaper to shop online or at a discount members club. and, of course, janessa has the local weather and it's a big weather weekend janessa. >> scattered rainfall but i will show you the transition

good morning i am meteorologist janessa webb waving up to the daytime -- waking up to the daytime high right now 45 degrees throughout the afternoon falling temperatures due to a strong cold front that's starting to sweep through the area. you can see the big temperature

temperatures are starting to drop and you can see the darker greens there they are still in place here. we are in the lower 60s to mid- 50s for portage county but the front is strong here going to continue to see our temperatures dropping throughout the afternoon. let's show you where the moisture continues to flow. we are still in the 40s to 50s in most spots. so any moisture that we are currently seeing is in the form of rainfall. as we continue to see the front make et cetera way through, this is when we will see a throughout the saturday afternoon. so, erie to huron county scattered rain right now. heavier downpours towards richland and ashland counties. so you can see hour by hour, right u now these are your highs across the board by the -- right now, these are your highs across the board by noon upper 30s to upper 40s. by 5 as the moisture flows through we are talking about 38 to 37 degrees and that's when we start to see that wintry

70s a little over 12 hours ago thank janessa. warehouse clubs like sam's and costco have been the place to go to stock up on home essentials for years. but amazon prime is joining the competition. so, which one is the better deal? one of the top coupon bloggers in the country compared prices on 170 popular items at all three. costco came out with the lowest prices overall. sam's club second about 5% higher than costco and keep in mind costco membership higher and amazon subscribe and save was third. >> my surprise is costco is still 12% less in average prices of the items wheny compare to amazon subscribe and save. >> joany who you heard from there says there is actually no single winner in the comparison. costco best if you buy a lot and want organic produce. sam's best for services and membership fees with the fees

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time is 6:15 on your saturday. the antidonald trump movement is going strong more than a

this latest protest coming last night in downtown cleveland. the crowds remained peaceful and disbursed shortly before 11. we did speak with protesters from around northeast ohio. many say that they think it's important those in opposition remain visible as we head towards inauguration day. >> the strongest chance to unite with not my president everybody feel strongly he doesn't represent us at all. >> the group's organizers say they may stage protests like this in the future in and today president-elect trump continues meeting with gop leaders and possible cabinet members. he has meetings scheduled all day at his golf course in new jersey among those exspitted to visit mitt romney james madis and key owner of the chicago cubs bob woodson. that's vice president-elect mike pence arriving at the

musical hamilton and the crowd is not his biggest fans after the show the cast addressed him. >> we, sir we are the diverse america whom are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us our friends children and uphold our rights sir. >> that speech give by ca aaron burr thanks pence for attending and urged him to uphold the american values it examines. president obama is wrapping up the final foreign tour as commander in chief in peru to meet with the country's president. after that meeting expected to hold a town hall with young people tomorrow he will attend an economic summit with asian leaders in lima-- i am sorry lima. he will be back at the white

still actively searching for missing newborn in wichita kansas. authorities say sophia's mother was shot to death sometime thursday afternoon at their apartment. her boyfriend called police when he came from home from work and found her dead and sophia missing. police are interviewing friends and family but so far there are no leads and no suspects. >> as far as the amber alert is concerned obviously our main focus is finding the little girl. we can day long at another time but the amber alert has to have suspects and that's what we don't have. >> police say they have been in contact with sophia's father but he is not considered a suspect or a person of interest at this time. wild fires continue to burn across 7 southeastern states including north carolina. firefighters are working to contain the flames there but the dry land is not helping the fight. the unhealthy air making it difficult for residents to breath.

million dollars in damage. and with lots of snow on the way this video might be a look at things to come for us. this was in minnesota yesterday after it got hit with 14 inches of snow. people digging out this morning across much of minnesota dakotas and nebraska. and janessa webb is joining with us a look at that weather i hope it's not going to be 10 inches with us. >> -- for us. >> that's a >> yeah. >> that would be too much to take too quickly. >> the same system is tracking across northern ohio and so we will see snow back in the forecast so cooler temperatures definitely in place after yesterday. weren't you sitting in the sun. >> how did you not get out and enjoy that yesterday. >> beautiful many spots in the upper 70s and so right now this morning tracking rain and the wind there they are starting to stir up. this camera explains it all. the rain is starting to make

cleveland area and right now our temperatures are at the highs for today and it will quickly drop here. at 44 degrees for cuyahoga county. you can see towards mill yoursburg the front is making its way in here. 43 degrees hey good morning lake county. currently at the 47. so it's still that bubble of warm air to ashtabula and portage county in the 50s as the front makes its way through. the winds really an issue throughout the afternoon. they are going up about 35 to 40 miles per hour so we have wind advisories starting at 4:00 this afternoon. so changes are coming fairly quickly. want to show you from the radar where we are seeing the heavier downpours. all right starting to make its way towards medina and northern portions and southern cuyahoga county right now seeing heavier rain start to track its way in even from lorain northridgeville to avon lake

rain as it tracks towards the east. even for wayne county to richland county. they are seeing scattered rainfall. bigger concern as the front continues to make its way through here you can see from the wind cast up to about 25 miles per hour throughout the afternoon. the advisory is in place starting at 4:00 and you can see most areas the winds stirring up to 20 to 25 miles per hour and place throughout your evening as the front continues to make its way through. so hour by hour, as the temperatures start to really fall here, we are going to transition into more of a wintry mix by the 4:00 hour. now temperatures are still in the upper 30s so we are not going to see any accumulation for snowfall but the moisture is still in place as the front makes its way through. now behind this front is much

stepping into tomorrow we will see pretty much a 30 degree temperature drop. we are going from the 70s yesterday to the upper 30s for daytime highs. want to show outfuturecast here. this white that you are seeing and the darker blues that is that wintry mix from fans mansfield through route 30 corridor ravenna to the canton area we will get the lull and see the white spots that's when the rain excuse me snowfall starts to move in hour. most of us in the lower 30s. the. >> reality check has arrived. thank you. the cavs happy to see lebron james and jr smith return to the lineup and they didn't disappoint and another huge night on the gridiron as big rivals battled it out here's hakem dermish with the sports report.

james and jr smith back in the starting lineup last night as cavs open up a three-game home stand last night hosting thepistons at the q where it's good to be a calf here and cavs were dropping dimes all night long -- cavs here and cavs were dropping dimes all night long. so nice to see it twice. it's beautiful. jr smith missed the last three games because of a sprained right ankle. hustling on defense pokes it loose and cavs let him finish what 3. welcome back jr smith. teammates are like yeah that's the jr we like to see and kyrie with another pass finding lebron for the lay-up. perfect pass. remember kids sharing is caring. third quarter kyrie from deep i mean deep. knocks that down he is 25 points and 11 assists and check out the handshake with jr smith

awesome. cavs win 104-81. next game is wednesday. it was regional championship night last night in high school football and we kick off with two-time defending state chapel anyionship. they crush them in the final week of the regular season. last night the rematch that went into overtime. it back and forth game. two minutes in the first after a punt they capitalize. touchdown wildcats st. ignatius in front. kevin kramer to hoover and 66 yards scoring strike. 3-point game at halftime fourth quarter, 10 minutes to go st. ed with the football. hand off and 10 yard touch and

st. ignatius responds ryan topat wick. 35-yard touchdown and they retake the lead but we go to overtime tied at 31. st. ignatius gets the ball first. mark from 8 yards out he is in. st. ed has to answer now the starting quarterback got injured in the fourth quarter left the game and the backup is in and it comes down to this. to the end incomplete. that is it st. ignatius win 38- 31 in overtime. wildcats moving on to the state semi. congrats to them. division ii regional final hudson taking on warren g harding. touchdown strike harding up 14- 3 but hudson rallies comes back to win 24-21 and hudson moving on advancing to the state

cuyahoga heights against kirkland. cuyahoga heights shut them out in the regular season and same last night. 89 yard touchdown have a day kid and cuyahoga high won 17-0 advancing to the state semi. that's the morning sports. i am hakem dermish have a great day. >> thanks very much. a 91-year-old veteran discharged from the u.s. air force in 1948 for fighting for equality. ed spires wants the undesirable discharge removed and to receive a military burial. after the repeal of don't ask don't tell in 2011 he requested a discharge upgrade. but the air force says the paperwork was lost in a fire back in the 70s. his husband is a vet rant only one of the pair that can receive benefits because no one ever knew he was gay while he served. no date has been set for those hearings.

november is transgender awareness month. we will show you what the cleveland community is doing to make sure trans hate crime victims are never forgotten and a mother sounds off after the deacon of her church is charged with sexually assaulting her daughter. you are watching good morning

welcome back to good morning cleveland on news 5. >> time about 6:30 on your saturday morning we start with another live look from our earth cam. there's a kind of a foggy wet damp downtown cleveland from our earth cam. and it's a lot colder as you begin your weekend welcome to the saturday edition of good morning cleave i am nick foley we have several developing stories including anti-semitic there is at oberlin one professor is being targeted. first snow in the nor cast here's janessa webb. good morning. just after yesterday we saw record highs and sitting in the sunshine almost feeling like sum her for your -- summer after noon. daytime highs happening now. sile fall in the temperatures -- you will see a fall in the

cuyahoga county 44. good morning towards stark county. in the lower 50s so as the front starts to continue to move through, you will see the fall in temperatures. the right now in the 50s. by about the 10:00 hour most of us will be sitting in the upper 30s to lower 40s. but let's show you where the moisture currently is moving out towards northern medina county to erie huron county. this is light showers that we are currently seeing. and right now, it's in the form of rain due to mp also we do have a wind advisory starting at 4:00 this afternoon. let's look at our wind cast and i can show you how the winds really stir up. they are blustery throughout the afternoon. this is around 1:00. you can see up to 20 to 25 miles per hour and they are pretty much in place throughout the afternoon. so hour by hour, you can see if we start in the the 40s this morning -- in the 40s this morning but by the noon upper

wintry mix. shouldn't see any accumulation tonight. but you will start to notice it tomorrow morning, but daytime highs quickly falling to the the upper 30s. >> thanks janessa. only on 5, her daughter tried to take her own life after she says she was sexually assaulted by a deacon at a cleveland church. now the here is sharing the anguish with news 5. cuyahoga county prosecutor says her daughter was sexually assaulted here at church of the living god on buckeye road incleave. her -- time. church deacon willie warren juneior is charged with the -- junior charged with the crime. >> to have someone that utilizes their title to build a trust and then to hurt someone because we were not only close in church we were close literally outside of church as well. >> warren junior was immediately removed from the position but the case which has been dragging through the court system for 14 months is taking its toll on the young girl. her parents say she tried to

a pretrial is set for december 7th. right now oberlin college is making national headlights. after one of the professors was fired for anti-semitic remarks. and now just days later another incident putting them right back in the spotlight. news 5 meg shaw is live in oberlin for us and what happened here? >> reporter: well nick, police here in oberlin are investigating a possible hate crime after a was vandalized. now according to the police report this professor and his wife say they woke up early on thursday morning after they heard someone outside of their house when they went to go hook, they found several eye -- look, they found several items on their porch damaged with a note ripped white piece of paper that says gas jews die. the professor tells police he believes they were targeted due to their jewish beliefs. and this is the latest incident after just days after the college fired one of its

semitic comments on her facebook last march. and one of several posts the assistant professor said israel was behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks. the college has fired her on the college decided to fire her here on tuesday. now back to that professor whose home was vandalized. police say they are investigating the incident still. so if you know anything give them a call. live in oberlin meg shaw news 5. >> thank you and please keep us updated. poli a hit-and-run suspect this morning. two people were hit last night on broadview road in 7 hills. the driver took off. two victims were rushed to the hospital. we are working to get more information on their conditions. cleveland police asking people on the city's west side to be careful this morning after more than a dozen carjackings and robberies in the last couple weeks. the majority of them happened thursday from early in the morning until late at night. this is map of all the crimes that we want to show you and that is wanted poster with

latest carjacking on madison near west 98th. they are considered armed and dangerous. the jury has passed them with sentencing the man accused of killing three people in warrensville height resuming deliberation today. they found 21-year-old douglas shine earlier this month. prosecutor say he went to the barbershop to kill a rival gang member and is convicted of killing him the sheep owner and a customer. juryas recommend the death penalty. november is transgender awareness month and last night in cleveland hundreds gathered to march for transgender rights. the group walked through the streets of cleveland silently carrying candles and signs with names of trans develops of hate courtrooms among this brandy bledsoe both murdered in cleveland this year. following the walk a memorial program was held at the

ohio heroin epidemic shows no sign of stopping or letting up. a cuyahoga falls church of gathering to find a solution. community vineyard church is hosting a conference for students parents and educators. the goal is to help identified the behaviors that lead to heroin addiction and steps to be taken to get help. it's 1 to 6 at the state road location. in akron a candle light vigil for all the children who have lost parents to heroin abuse. the vigil will kick off drive for kids impacted by drug use. following the service several local bans are set -- bands are set to play from 8:30 to 12:30 at vortex concert club. coming up, still ahead this morning, donald trump names more cabinet members. backlash against several of his picks continues to grow. and a waitress who gets a big tip paying back that kindness in a big way. janessa. >> nick waking up to rainfall

exactlocation and when it transitions to a little bit of snow and accumulation for

good morning we are transitioning over to winter right now. we are seeing just rainfall activity after yesterday seeing record highs and a lot of sunshine. the rain currently falling for

now today, you will notice the rain as the front starts to make its way through. but we are tracking potential for the first snowfall of the season and i want to show you where we will see heavier amounts throughout overnight to early morning hours. the primary snow belt is going to be getting hit throughout the overnight. this is around 3 a.m. all the way to about the 5 a.m. hour. you can see we are forecasting for portage and geauga county up to two inches of for elyria to cuyahoga county but we will track the snow throughout the sunday afternoon. you can see still heavier amounts throughout the primary snow belt ashtabula you are not getting hit with a lot of accumulation but snow is in the forecast throughout your sunday nick. >> thanks janessa. holidays are a time for family food and gift giving but there are also a time for house fires. christmas trees added electrical lights and heating elements are contribute to

alarms are especially important this time of year. pick up a free one today in hlmsted township. they will be hand out from 8:30 until 2 this afternoon. and inth group military pride is hosting a thanks for giving two charities will be on hand to accept donations. the first subzero mission helps homeless veterans stay warm during the winter it's a great organization. and the second toys for tots helps families that butsometimes they looked for something under the tree. make a donation from 10 until 3 at military pride on euclid avenue. former cleveland brown and important figure in youth football will be honored who spent most of his career with the browns. he went onto win 4nfl championships and went to 9 probowls and ended up in the pro football hall of fame. following his football career he settled in about a rhea to

promote youth football there will be astatue in his honor today unveiled at 11 this morning atin berea. up next a little girl takes her parents to court. it's all in her quest to be brought back from the dead.

time 6:44. and donald trump just named three men to top posts in his

conservatives and two have already caused a backlash this morning. at the same time, trump spend spent tens of millions of dollars to set lawsuits filed by former customers of trump university. here's abc maggie ruly. >> swear in the witness. >> raise your right hand. >> yes. >> reporter: donald trump settled all three fraud lawsuits against the now defunct trump university for 25 million dollars for about 6,000 students with no admission of vowed he would never settle the lawsuit. >> he was willing to put his personal interests and personalbeliefs aside and focus on the issues that are facing the country. >> reporter: president-elect trump busy with the transition team filling three top pigs positions jeff session attorney general michael flynn and national security adviser and michael pompea as director of the sia -- cia sessions was

ago from becoming a district judge on rae shallly charged comments. aclu and naacp have criticized the pick. >> i am not a racist i am not insensitive to blacks i supported civil rights activity in my state. i have done my job with integrity equality and fairness for all. >> reporter: michael flynn tweeted fear of muslims is rational. >> islam is a political ideology it hides behind the >> reporter: on saturday, donald trump meets with mitt romney perhaps the harshest critic and now a contender for secretary of state. maggie ruly abc news washington. a new report is exploring isis roots in europe. compiled by a dutch counter terrorism expert. it says the group has between 60 to 8 a a -- 08 operatives -- 80 operatives planted in europe they are asked not to come to syria and iraq but prepare for

grow in the philippines this morning. many in that country are upset dictator marcos was gave heroes burial and pro democracy demonstrators continue to protest. video this morning of the fiery plane crash the faa says four people were killed when the small plane crashed in nevada. plane was transporting a utah. thankfully, know one on the ground was injured -- know one on the -- no one on the ground was injured. a british teen has been frozen after she died of cancer. but she had to go to court to win right to carry it out. she wrote to the judge she wanted a chance to live again if a cure for her cancer is found even hundreds of years from now. her divorced parents disagreed on who would have to pay for

the girl's demands but many experts say that has never been proven to work. >> the patients are refugees from the. [audio not understandable] they won't survive if they stay here. and it's a uncertain treatment to the future. >> there are just three cryogenic centers in the world where this girl's body is now with her hopes that it won't be her final resting spot. proposed largest outfits in the country may be a big step closer to actually being approved. alaska airlines acquisition of virgin america was delayed by an ongoing antitrust by the department of justice. but that review may be coming to an end by the end of the month paving the way for the deal which would be worth 2.6 billion dollars and create the 5th largest u.s. airline. we know that droughts can be a major part of life for people in our western states.

sight of just how devastating the droughts can be. u.s. forest service officials say now that california most recent drought killed more than 102 million trees, across the state, since 2015, official blame the region's 5 year drought and bark beetle infestation that strikes as a result of the conditions. u.s. agriculture secretary is calling on congress to save more money spent on fighting wild fires than forestry management. and horror movie buffs remember the 1950s thriller the blob where the giant slimy mass terrorizing a community. folks in santa clara california may have felt like they were living the movie for a short time yesterday. a huge wall of foam taking over parts of the town after something tripped a fire alarm in an airport hangar. but since there was no actual fire to put out the foam kept pouring out taking over nearby streets. sit they firefighters say there was no threat to residents

possible eye irritation. looks like snow. >> yeah it does. >> inches of snow. and snow is something we will have to get used to seeing relatively soon. >> yeah it's going to be a first snowfall of the season. that's exciting if you are winter fan. maybe make a snowman. >> you going to have enough? we might have enough. >> we might. depends where you are located primary snow belt you will see the most accumulation. i am going to show you that in a moment. but nick what we are seeing this morning is the clouds that are in place and the rain is currently falling. we are seeing the front currently tracking through and this is a very strong cold front behind that is massive artic air and you can see the this morning we are starting to see the temperature change happen all right. so we have -- already. so we have seen the daytime high of 46 already as this moisture starts to flow through you will notice a drop in temperatures. so right now, dover new philly currently at 50 by the 9:00

52 right now for ashtabula and that cooler air is starting to track in for eastern locations. let's show you where the moisture is dropping down for northern cuyahoga county to northern summit county seeing the heavier downpours right now. this moisture is moving east fairly quickly. lorain is seeing scattered showers and it's on the light side for northern medina county to worcester -- wooster right now moving east 15 to 20 per hour. so moving fairly quickly but with this front, it's blustery winds that you are going to notice they have revving up throughout the afternoon. we have a wind advisory starting at 4:00. we will see potential gusts throughout the evening up to 40 miles per hour. so showing you our wind casts you can see they are stirring up to 20 to 25 miles per hour but you will start to see a pressure gradient really start to come in place here and

to stir up for lake county all the way to cuyahoga county and that really doesn't die down until about tomorrow afternoon. so you can see hour by hour, the front is going to start us off here with the moisture in place in the form of rain. by the 4:00 hour, our temperatures are dropping fairly quickly here. we are at 39 degrees. so, you will start to notice kind of that wintry mix. the front moves through and behind it is a lot cooler air than we will tran little bit of lake-effect snow for the primary snow belt. so i want to show you exact timing from the futurecast here. you can see the moisture making its way in. folks, this is around 9:00 with temperatures still in the upper 30s here we cannot rule out the possibility of kind of that wintry mix so might see a few snowflakes falling even for ravenna to stark summit county area. things lull out throughout the

notice the snowflakes as temperatures drop into the upper 30s lower 30s and that's when the moisture really starts to rev up throughout the overnight into your sunday. we want to show you accumulation totals across the area. we will see heavier amounts for portage and lake gee og county -- geauga county and trace amounts. we are not going to see an inch of accumulation. so the the 7-day forecast you can see snow is in throughout your sunday to monday and daytime highs they are not bouncing back too much by thanksgiving day only a high of 46. nick. >> thank you. it's getting to be holiday season time and nothing helps spread the cheer and festive spirit like tales of kind gestures from strangers and it's better when the gestures inspire others to pay it forward. so here you go carlie is a waitress in alabama and after wait evening couple that shared

tip. and a card from an area church asking her to accept the random act of kindness and she did and she used the money to help few others before she went back into work. >> i just paid for a few people's meals in the drive through and gave them a certain amount of money and use it until it returns out -- runs out. >> the pastor of the church says the rab dom acts of kindness -- random acts of kindness are more than campaign church members strive to make good lesson for all of us.

big changes for the weather this weekend so janessa joins us for a final look what we are to expect what we have seen already is major temperature changes. >> yeah it's starting to happen here right now. we have seen our temperatures out of the 40s and most spots and you will be dropping down to the 30s by this afternoon. we will track more widespread snow overnight into early morning hours. we place. starting at 4:00 so blustery winds are. >> say bye to the 60s and 70s. the news continues next on good morning america. we will be keeping you posted throughout the morning. get updates on the news 5 app. see you at 8. >> good morning cleveland has been brought to you by precision door call today for

good morning, america. new this morning, the trump transition. the president-elect inviting a fierce former critic mitt romney to a meeting at his golf course compound in new jersey. is trump teeing up romney for secretary of state? this as other new appointments come under fire over accusations of plus, what's being called trump's stunning reversal. why he is suddenly settling those trump university fraud cases. casting callout. mike pence's broadway visit to "hamilton" overnight. the vice president-elect divided welcome and the message from the cast. >> we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new