the way. your work week. for a 9-year-old killed in a how the community is coming together to remember him. and a string of bomb threats made for an uneasy what investigators are saying this morning. police solved the issue. so much for being january 17th, 2016. it is a long weekend for a lot of you and it's going to ekend for all of us.

thank you so much for being here. olga is tracking the jor -- it's an understatement to say cool down. i almost said cool down, it's a freeze. >> this is colder. i have only been here for t this is the coldest i have felt for the winter and for many of us, i think the same goes. we are tracking the line of you can see it just now encroaching on the viewing area so we would like to hear from you about your conditions. hit us up on twitter or page and let us know. behind the front is frigid air. is bringing in cool temperatures so we are falling evening. it will be a frigid night tonight. and now what we're talking about in terms of the wind chill advisory, off toward the have wind chill advisories for today. i expect that to overspread afternoon.

an issue north and east. the details on the rates of the snow fall, how cold the temperatures get and how long the cold will stay around in the full weather forecast. >> okay we want to get straight to a missing and endangered child alert. ound 2:00 yesterday. 4'9", about 100 pounds she is not wearing a jacket or shoes. she has on pink jeans and a gray and yellow striped shirt. police immediately. a community comes together to remember a 9-year-old boy killed while sledding with a y in north ridgeville. drew hayden died a few days later. and we have a look at some of s and i can just imagine how the community is reacting. >> reporter: good morning. this community is heart s individual was originally planned to pray for drew to get better.

through, it turned into a show of support for his family. lakes church, adults and children prayed, shared memories and watched a slide show of the little boy's pictures. several of his youth league football teammates showed up s last name taped on the their jerseys. he says they met in second grade, rode the bus together same see. what's one of your best memories? >> when me and him were, when re on the bus and doing our homework together. >> he always did what you asked him to on the football field bu real genuine guy. his mother and father, they were great people as well. >> reporter: the accident akes boulevard around 5:00 tuesday evening. drew sustained life-threatening injuries after being hit by a

and police say that the driver, north ridgeville man is not likely to be charged. rgans were donated to life bank and his family said they find some comfort in knowing that a part of him will live on through others. and his parents say that he was the light in their lives and they're going to hold him in their hearts. >> yeah, just that picture, you can tell he had a ton of personalty. >> reporter: and all the kids, hearing their thoughts, it's heart breaking. >> it. is thank you so much for that. -- it is. thank you so much for that. well in stark county, a string of bomb threats yesterday. all were reported within 15 minutes of each other around 6:30. one at the target in jackson township. and in canton, city hall, circle k and the walmart were all threatened. all locations were evacuated along with neighboring stores. no explosives were found at any

each of the incidents remains under investigation. in wayne county, a man helped a sheriff's deputy catch a suspect running from officials. this was behind aj exhaust on route 250 and fredricksburg road. deputies were trying to arrest a suspect after a judge revoked his bail on thursday. he ran from deputies and tried to go behind the business where an employee took him down and held him until deputies could catch up and arrest him. back in december, the department of agriculture lifted its ban on live birds meaning that counties can show poultry and park districts can again bring live birds into the classroom. they visited a school with a few animal ambassadors. we have that story.

grader, learning about the food web just got real. and fun. >> it really draws the the children in. when they see that live bird, you don't get to see birds, especially this big, up close. >> reporter: lake metro park has several animal teachers they use in classroom presentations. live examples spur the kids' interest. >> it's a lot cooler. >> reporter: the excitement leads to learning. >> we talk about food webs and our habitat and our ecosystems and we use an owl and owl pellets to get them to see the inner lacking of the animals. >> we found a bone. >> reporter: the kids dissect pellets looking to find things the birds couldn't digest. >> we found some skulls too. >> reporter: it's an experience the kids won't soon forget.

the owl came to class or the turkey vulture. >> reporter: and finding what owls eat. >> it's very fun and it's kind of gross. >> reporter: and very educational. channel 3 news. >> they have several animal teachers. they can be seen at glenn nature center. if your school is interested in having animals visit, contact your park district. tonight we have a preview of tonight's democratic debate. who can make a big push tonight with iowa just over two weeks away. and the president is stepping in to aid an ongoing crisis in flint, michigan. see when the water issue will be resolved. that's coming up. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from

welcome back. the top republican candidates met in south carolina yesterday. this is the last push before

we have the candidates and we have more. >> reporter: with the one-time bromance between donald trump and ted cruz now officially over, increasingly heated rhetoric. >> donald has a lot of nervous energy. and for whatever reason, donald doesn't react well when he's going down in the polls. >> he finally we want off the wagon ai little bit and went a little crazy. >> reporter: with the two locked in a razor-tight race many iowa, both are escalating their attacks. trump chastising cruz. >> people running up the stairs as that's happening and ted cruz criticizes new york and the people of new york, it's a disgrace. >> reporter: cruz not saying he's sorry for criticizing trump's values. today suggesting trump isn't a serious candidate. >> you know, i think in terms of a commander in chief, we

springing out of bed to tweet in a frantic response to the latest polls. >> reporter: and cruz making an off-handed jab at trump after getting stuck in the elevator in south carolina. >> all right, so who put donald trump in charge of the elevate senator. >> reporter: and another show down in the same southern state. the democrats squaring off tomorrow in their last debate before the iowa caucuses. hillary rodham clinton and bernie sanders off the trail today but former president bill clinton making his wife's case in iowa. >> you just have to decide whether you want a change maker, not a change talker, to be president. >> reporter: while sanders is surging in the hawk eye state, questions remain about his ability to win more diverse states like here in south carolina. the question, can he find a way to connect with more african- american voters? >> it wasn't enough to stand up and say, i was with the civil rights movement back in the '60s.

changed the issues and the issues have changed. >> again, tonight in charleston, the democrats will go head to head for the last time before the votes are cast in iowa. nbc's lester holt will moderate the debate. you can watch it right here on channel 3 starting at 9:00 followed by channel 3 news at 11:00. international sanctions against iran being lifted after the country largely scaled back its nuclear program. saturday's development marks an important step in improving the relationship between the u.n. nuclear agency and also the u.s. president barack obama changed u.s. sanctions against iran today. in line with the plan. and now this comes as iran releases five americans that were held in their custody. well president barack obama signed an emergency declaration saturday for flint, michigan. the move is going to bring federal funding to the city as it deals with the water supply contaminated by lead.

frustration. >> reporter: the shred of good news for residents in flint these days comes as bottled water is handed out at fire stations. a combination of local, state and federal help now on the ground. finally. >> i've got a 3-year-old. you know, i don't want her to get sick. and keep paying taxes and we keep paying water bill, i mean, you know, when does it end? >> reporter: the entire population, roughly 100,000 was potentially exposed to lead. more than 9,000 children under the age of six. and the water is still contaminated. >> we weren't told the truth. when i'm going door to door, you can hear the people, they have lost faith. >> reporter: even with escalating declarations of emergency. first by flint's new mayor in december. and then michigan rick snider last week, president barack obama declared a federal emergency.

year ago. silently when the city switched from a detroit water system to the flint river to save money. nbc news obtained a 2011 study commissioned by the study that shows the river can be used if treated with multiple chemicals but experts say the water was never treated. >> the way this was handle was just outrageously negligent and basked in, i think, in some cases criminal. >> reporter: dr. mark edward's team from virginia tech discovered elevated lead levels independently last august. at the time, state officials dismissed the findings. we met pastor bobby jackson last week. >> we're out of water right now. >> reporter: water was donated generously but more is needed. >> those with the power to make massive change should be moving faster. >> reporter: and now there's a federal criminal investigation. long term, flint will likely have to replace all of the old lead pipes.

months, even years away. nbc news, flint, michigan. >> thank you. past. why the former brown's defensive coordinator might be back for round two. but first, an eye on the >> that's right. i'm tracking snow on the way. in fact, this hour, light snow reported at the airport. and we're talking wind chill today, temperatures going into the teens, feeling like the single digits and below zero. also some lake snow warnings popping in this afternoon as well. i will let you know how much snow we will get over the next 24 hours and how long the cold

hi, everyone and good morning as we sit is or stand and watch the elite quarterbacks all weekend in the play-off, it cannot be anymore more clear what the play-off teams have that the browns don't. and while i love the jackson hire, the browns have to find a qb because this guy is not cutting it. he is better at taking pictures with his dog, selfie video, and wearing wigs. it's surprising he has been tame of late, at least in social media. and while i have to believe the browns are over johnny manziel, i asked jackson after he was hired, do you see a future with

>> i think until i have an opportunity to evaluate johnny as a football player and find out more about him can i make that decision. i think we just got to get the staff here, have an opportunity to evaluate the team and go from there. >> and you can see my entire interview tonight on sport tonight plus jimmy's take on the hire, what the national guys think. he will not be returning to the brown, leaving tom with two years left on the contract. not a surprise at all. jackson has said he probably won't hire an on the issuers coordinator. he wants call the plays. according to a report yesterday, hamilton is considering the job under the title of assistant head coach with the offense. tennessee coordinator interviewed with the titans yesterday for their head coaching job.

hired mike malarky. according to a report, the vikings have denied kirby running backs coordinator at this time. what a game last night. divisional play-off, packers, cardinal, arizona trailing under four to go. and carson palmer to the end zone, it's tipped to the back of the end zone. the second touchdown of the game, 17-13 arizona lead. after a terrible decision by both teasm, five seconds left, a ron rogers gets free and into the end zone. are you kidding me? tying the game. we go to overtime. after a huge 75-yard play, palmer we the shovel pass and it's a touchdown. and cardinals win in overtime 26-20. wow. there's even a problem with the coin flip. it had everything last night. afc divisional play-offs in new england, patriot, chief, same ole story.

off to the championship game for the fifth straight season, 10th overall for brady. cavs off yesterday off their trip. they'll practice today and then host golden state tomorrow. the warriors lost in detroit last night, their fourth loss of the year. college basketball. cleveland state at northern kentucky. watch how the vikings end the first-half. great save, beats the buzzard with that triple. vikings take the lead into the half. vikings win 70-65 there. their first league win, 6-13 overall. 1-5 in the league. ohio state, third ranked maryland, early tip yesterday. buckeyes came in winning eight of the last nine but they were beat up yesterday. down 18 at the half, by 40 in the second half. and the buckeyes lose 100-65.

night --kent state a winner last night over ohio. see you later tonight. have a great day.

when a waiter comes to take your order, are you choosing water as your beverage of choice? we know soft drink sales are now down. and this proves it, the numbers show americans have ordered 2 billion fewer beverages in restaurants over the past five year, taking the biggest milk orders. many restaurantings rely on the drinks because their mark-up price is so high. well, if you're headed out to eat or get sunday brunch or >> order? >> yeah, that's the key today and tomorrow. but snow too. >> yes, and i check hourly update, already light snow at hopkins airport.

farther to the west. so definitely the front is sliding through and it's bringing that moisture. overall today, we're going to stick with the chilly temperatures. in fact, we have seen the mercury diving over the last couple hours. in fact, for the current time, we are seeing mainly cloudy skies, moisture moving through and, yes, temperatures are going the stay chilly, in the 20s right now, barely. we will slide to the lower 20s later on today and slip into the teens overnight tonight. so if you have evening plans, chilly side. and i want to bring your advisory. that kicks in at 11:00 tonight. and now right now, it's only covering a couple of the counties toward the east. or the west, that is. things will be changing overnight as the temperatures take a nose dive. and to the north and east, that's where we are seeing the lake snow advisories and warnings, and yes, we could see significant snow along the snow belt as today moves into monday

so overall, be prepared for temperatures in the 20s. the clouds around and maybe flurries and light snow showers for areas but the main issue will be the winds, predominantly out of the west about 15 to 20 miles per hour. >> the timing for the snow. we will continue the snow showers into the overnight. most of us get a break across the suburbs but north and the east, that's where the snow bands will continue into the overnight. that's where we are expecting accumulation to be upwards of 4 inches for many. and we could see some 6 inches or more accumulations along that band so be prepared, especially through monday and into tuesday. so in all, i think it's going to be a very chilly day. in fact, the frigid day for most of us. if you have plans to get out and about, dress accordingly, several layer, hats, gloves and

we will be in the 20s today but by the time we get to tomorrow, the chilly teen temperatures. in fact, the temperatures will drop down to about 12 degrees as we get into the overnight. by the time we get into mlk day for tomorrow, not expecting temperatures to rise too much in the teens but feeling more like 4 degrees, zero degrees, and overnight tonight, we will even have some areas that feel about 15 below zero. one thing that might keep you warm, a nice furry hat. and join -- furry pet. joining me now, jessica, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> tell us about our friend. >> this is willow. she recently came into the animal shelter. she was found running the street's alone. she has been friendly with everyone at the shelter. she does great with other dogs and cats. >> fantastic. so how old is willow, do we know?

>> okay, so a youngster. what are some of her favorite activities? her personalty? >> she has been very loving and patient. for example, there was a puppy -- [ growling ] >> she doesn't like the camera shot. >> there was a puppy at the shelter the other day and just kept jumping on her and pulling her ears and she just let the puppy play with her and waited until the puppy was done. so she's a patient dog and gets along great with dogs and cats. >> and what does a family need to do if they would like to adopt willow or another similar pet? >> sure, if you're interested, stop by the shelter. it's managed by a non-profit organization. and there's volunteers there every day of the year. and they take in other dogs and cats and other small animals that need a home.

but you would like to help, we're always looking for volunteers or donations. >> great. >> and we still have our 2016 calendar on sale at the shelter. come by, pick one up, only $10 all proceeds go to the shelter. >> that sounds great. thank you. and thank you willow. >> thank you. >> let's send it back. >> willow has maize comedic timing. we have a preview of local events in northeast ohio for martin luther king, jr. day tomorrow where you can go to

welcome back. we are giving a behind the scenes look. these are the lights. with us. morning. and we want to get over to olga in the weather center because we are tracking cold temperatures and some of us are going to get snow. >> yeah, some of us are already morning. outside. it sky looks beautiful. it doesn't look that cold but filtering in.

weather service is going to kick in a wind chill advisory at 11:00 tonight as the temperatures get down into the lower teens. also, we have at noon today our lake snow warning for the northern and eastern counties and we have a lake snow advisory for counties surrounding the cleveland city. so it's definitely going to be on the cool side for today. don't be fooled. we are already slipping through the 20s which is where we're going to spend most of the day. tonight though, the snow band will intensify along the lake and we will also see the cold continue into your mlk monday. and i'll be back to let you know how long the cold grip is going to be holding on to us. and also when we can expect to see a bit of a turn around and maybe even a little bit more sunshine. >> all right. and it's always a concern when we have snow on the roads. we also have drivers on i- 271 becoming familiar with

road. >> reporter: hope you're having a great sunday. another reminder about this closure. it's going to start tomorrow, usually get off there if you're going to that shopping center in the area, walmart is there. remember, it will start to close tomorrow night, january 18th, through january 21st between the hours of 7:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. for noise wall installation. simple to get around. take 217 south and hop off at the 8 exit by the mcdonald's exit and take 8 to 82. that will add about five minutes to the commute. back to you. >> thank you. tomorrow, the nation will celebrate the life of civil rights activist martin luther king jr. celebrations started this weekend.

how you can remember his legacy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. why do we celebrate martin luther king, jr. day? and why is it on a monday? here's a history lessoning for. months after he was assassinated in 1968, a u.s. representative conners, jr. of michigan introduced the first legislation seeking to make king's birthday a federal holiday. it wasn't until 1983 that then- president ronald reagan signed the king holiday act. celebrated the third monday of january. king's actual birthday is january 15th. he would have been 87 years old. here's some events happening around northeast ohio honoring dr. martin luther king jr. free admission at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. doors open at 10:00. there will be live performances and educational programs. and also the cleveland public library is hosting its 31st

and the cavs tip-off at 8:00 against the golden state warriors. it will be their 12th annual black heritage celebration. it will begin a month-long celebration themed empowering and inspiring one generation to the next. and the next theme night will be february 5th against the boston celtics and the cavs will honor the legacy of olympian jesse owens. and an mlk concert at 12:00. and also at 12:00, another celebration at 5:00 ron art museum. the cleveland museum of art has a line-up of activities as well that begin at 11:00. how about checking out the great lake science center? besides free admission, visitors can try out several interactive stations forming a tornado. and an mlk day at the to 1:00. the public library collected

it's a children's book drive the library does in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. it benefits a non-profit that promotes school readiness and exam rooms. tomorrow you can help by stopping by to sort through donations and write encouraging messages to young readers. so many activities, we didn't hit all of them. >> and good ones for kids who are at home to continue the education. great. >> reporter: because most people have the day off. school is not in session. >> thanks. well just ahead, money man matt joins us with a sale on what he calls liquid gold. a look at the highly coveted kitchen product coming up. and we are continuing to monitor changes to the weather this morning. how your morning commute tomorrow may be affected by snow.

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welcome back. nature is finally figuring out that it is winder so we will have to make it through a chilly week. >> and a chilly morning and it only goes, i don't want to call it downhill but the mercury goes downhill from here. some people actually like the cold weather. i would like to hear from you. >> we want to know who you are. >> we want to know, definitely. and now the radar has been

but things are changing. there's a front that's going to swing through. and as that front moves through, it's definitely going to pull in that colder air behind it and yes, we will see the showers, the snow showers and light flurry, some even light snow in areas beginning to accumulate already. some reports of snow at hopkins airport at this hour. it is the cold that we will have to contend with on sunday. temperatures will stay in the 20s most of this afternoon. but by late even, we will be in the teens. yes, by 6:00, i'm expecting 19 degrees in the city center. it's going to be a lot cooler across some of the southern and western zones so be prepared for that if you have plans to be out tonight. and also at 11:00 tonight, the wind chill advisory kicks in and that goes throughout 9 the day on our tuesday for mlk day. and we also have the opportunity for that lake-

point to be anywhere from 4 to 6 inches north and east of town more than that. so the order of the day today, dress accordingly, you need layers and there will be a lot of cool air filtering through and the winds will crank up, gusting up to 25, 30 miles per hour. through in waves. first one will be before noon, most of us should see the flakes falling but just a light snow for now. and city center shouldn't see more than an inch. but into the overnight, notice by the early morning hour, midnight tonight into monday morning, the heaviest snow bands north and east, that is where we will see the more significant accumulation headed into monday afternoon and tuesday evening. -- afternoon and monday evening. tuesday things start to taper off and improve.

the accumulation. here we are with the seven-day forecast. we will see the sun make a return. we will have to stick with the cold temperatures moving in to monday and tuesday. but by the time we get over that rough patch, i think we're going to like the way things shape up toward the end of the week, especially as we dry out and bring back a little bit more sunshine next weekend. >> all right. we will do it with hats and gloves on. thank you. well food lovers call it liquid old and it's the most coveted kitchen product this month. money man matt protects your wallet and your waistline. >> reporter: great to be with you. i am so fired up for today's deal which sells out every time i feature it which is usually once a year when we see the price drop on the most awesome oil on earth that tastes like butter. we will hear if a doctor in a moment. take a look at what has me so

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good morning. welcome to seven minutes. our guest today is one of the most powerful business people in cleveland, a banking leader who can be found in the boardroom, his community, and this may surprise you, on stage as well. mark is chairman and ceo of third federal savings and loan and he joins us now. thank you for having us today. >> it's my pleasure. thank you for the introduction. >> the stage stuff later. that should be fun. your village headquarters. this is a bank your family started back in 1938. >> yes. >> what is the biggest challenge of being in that seat today? >> well, there's a lot of history involved and history with the community and it's a big responsibility from a family perspective because the history of my family goes way, way back in this neighborhood

family first settled here and actually grandfather was responseable for a teamster group. and in their free time, they would put houses on stilts and dig the basements by hand. and so literally, my family goes way back and we're responsible for the foundation of this neighborhood. >> that's something. from a chairman point of view, the way the banking industry has changed over the year, what's a challenge that you have? >> well, he was always fighting regulators from the beginning of time with his career but the regulators have been very, very interesting in the last few years. of course, a lot has changed. the image of the bank and the banking community and the bankers hasn't been good in the public's eye. so we have worked hard to keep our image really right there in the community with our

the good work that we do in the communities. >> and this bank went public in 2007. there's a great picture and it's also behind you in times square on that day. i was going to ask you, what do you remember about that day? >> it was exciting. it was fun. and it was nice to represent the family in such a momentous occasion. we raised a billion dollars in capital. it was exhilarating and i was humbled by the response of the community to buy the stock and to be able to represent the family and all of third federal. >> any pitfalls in -- how many risk is there in taking a company public like this? >> well, really not that much because we didn't sell the whole company. we only sold 30%. so 70% is still locked up in a controlling position with the holding company but it was nice to allow the community to buy stock in third federal because again, the community was a big reason why third federal was

>> and as we sit here considering the epicenter of the foreclosure crisis, let's go before the bubble burst. and you're look around and seeing these other mortgage lenders, some of them at the time well respected, giving the loans, the risky sub prime loans and business is going suffering. was there a point where you something? maybe we should do something they're doing? >> sure. all the time. >> what kept you from doing that? >> well, we run our company on a set of values, love, commitment, tradition of another with respect. and when we design the product, we make decisions based on those values and we couldn't figure out how we could consciously make loans based on that criteria in the community and allow the customers to take the products when we knew if anything changed in their economic situation or in the economy in general that

>> because you saw these other company, again seemingly doing so well, how much pressure was it on you as the first in that seat? >> well, i think we alienor thing to do. as a management team. and so we never really gave it a second thought although to watch the market share go from 25% down to single digits was right here. >> could it happen again? could the foreclosure crisis happen again with the regulation that's out there? with all the eye balls on what's happening now? >> well, it could but the likelihood is probably pretty slim. and the reason for that being is most of the bad guys are out of the industry right now. and just a good guys that are left. and we lend with a conscious. >> why do you think you survived and came out and didn't take any tarp money? >> no, we didn't. there's a few reasons. my father was part of a company that during the depression closed the doors and closed the doors for good.

federal, he wanted to make sure that third federal was well capitalized and had more capital than less. and we have taken that premise and we have just expand on it and always tried to develop our company and the balance sheets so we're depression proof. and that's what happened in the housing industry. we basically had a depression in housing. the economists and folks in washington will call it a recession but when the value of your property falls 20, 30, even up to 50%, that's a depression. >> and this bank has been instrumental in the village. >> well, we have accomplished a lot that still has a long way to go. we have an assisted living housing across the street. and we helped central catholic get organized and improve their school facilities and built a stadium. and we have housing that's going on here in trail side where we have 10 homes that

so there's a lot going on. we have some great partners, four cities is part of our partnership. so there's a lot of good people involved here but it takes a little bit of time to get this going. and some people say, well, why waste your time? and it reminds me of the star fish story where there's a kid on the beach throwing star fish back after a big storm. and there's thousands on the beach. and a guy walks up and says, you know, why are you throwing the star fish back in? it's not going to make a difference. and he picks up one and says, it will make a difference to this one. and he throws it back. so there are small things we're doing to try to make a difference in the community. >> something a lot of people may not know about you, you're this big rock 'n' roll band. you're in a band. you sing and play key boards. >> that's right.

>> it's a nice relief. we have fun with it. and it's great to laugh. and that's part of our value system too, having fun. and it's a great, great experience. for all of our associates because we invite people downtown and their families and get about 3500 people. >> and your favorite song to sing? >> boy, that's a tough one. maybe mustang sally. >> oh, okay, that's a good one. in the 15 seconds we have left, there's a statue of your mom and dad -- >> yeah. >> outside here. what do you think they think of their son if they could see what he's done to this bank now? >> well, i'm humbled to be compared with my mom and dad. in my mind, they're a legacy. and i think at the end of the day, i think they're thinking that we've done a pretty good job to carry on their legacy. >> mark, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. and i'm going to catch your next gig. >> you're invited. >> thank you. >> is that on film? >> it is.

i'll see you monday at 6:00 on the news and back here next week for seven minutes.

all right, well we are dealing with frigid temperatures for the next couple days. it. >> yeah, keeping warm in the studio but in moments, i think i might have to leave the building. if you're out and about today, keep in mind the temperatures will slide out of the 20s and into the teens this afternoon. we're talking about cold overnight temperatures. in fact, a wind chill advisory kicks in for some of our western zones at midnight tonight. and we're also going to see some lake snow warnings this afternoon north and east. it stays cold and very, very cold for mlk day.

if you're out and about, it's going to feel like about zero for most of us. >> all right. well hopefully you have been able to relax with us this morning. channel 3 news is back on at 6:00 p.m. tonight and remember, in the meantime, you can check out the latest on wkyc.com for your news, sports and of course weather updates. thank you for being with us.