coming up on channel 3 news today. the digout begins after two days of huge amounts of the east coast will start the long, hard task of digging out as travel starts to slowly get back to honoring a fallen officer. the danville police officer shot and killed in the line of duty is laid to rest after ds turn out to reason him. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. we're upstarting the morning s east side, showing off a variety of s exercises

with us. there's a beautiful shot of downtown cleveland. when i was driving in, clear cold, olga. it's a beautiful morning to look out that winner doe, maybe d up on your coach drinking >> the feature right now is the high pressure is building no. today it's going to be pretty nice when we get into the a lot of moon light out this morning. we're calling it partly cloudy to mostly clear, but you can notice how much we're this satellite and radar view. all the showers and thunderstorms moving off the --

the east coast as activity is up near the peninsula in the michigan area. for us, we're going to see the to be, i think, a little bit cloudy to start. the temperatures are on the ill in the teens. we don't have as much of the wind chill factor as we did also, we're going the see some partial clearing. when you get to midday and early afternoon, you're going to see a lot of temperatures will stick to the middle and upper 20s. we'll flirt with the 30-degree this afternoon. i'm tracking changes to the weekday forecast, which is going to bring back the cold and bring back the more on that in a few minutes. >> it will be great to see the sunshine today. least 19 people are dead from the massive snow storm that hammered the coast over the last several hing from broadway to a springsteen concert was

declared a state of emergency. a travel ban should be lifted sometime the national guard is also ready to help as coastal flooding is an issue as well, especially in new jersey. hundreds of cars, buses,re stranded for hours on the pennsylvania turnpike. the national guard supplied aid to drivers who had not moved night. a group of john carroll students on their way the basketball team that was stuck in the snow helped push their bus out of ey're back home after 30 hours. nearly 200 flights were terday at dulles international airport. crews were clearing out the 24- inchesinches of snow that

hit by the ripple effect but not nearly as extreme. hurricanes of police officers from around the ute to the fallen officer who was shot and killed in the line . wale aliyu has the story. >> anytime we see any troops or law enforcement have a life taken in a case r no reason, is so sad. >> they gathered to pay respect 34-year-old police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. >> we're all family. chicago, new york, california, was come together as a cers from all over the state and out of state attended the funeral. it was held at the

the police academy. his casket draped with a flag as it made its way past ficers. many didn't know him personally. >> i also have a police officer, so it could happen to him. >> along the procession route, flags waved in honor of the officer. >> they support us and keep your country safe. they have a hard job, and we do we wanted to come out and show our support for the police officer and the officer's >> as hundreds stood by, he was buried along state route 13, marking the end of watch thomas cockrell, jr. wale aliyu, channel 3 news. >> there were about 1800 people who came up to pay their

chicago, west virginia, ohio. a man was reported dead found him nonresponsive on the side of the road. this was saturday morning. during a traffic stop, a resident flagged down a tell him about the man laying in the road with a gun. the officer secured the gun and started cpr on the man who later died. the case is still under investigation. how are your new year's resolutions going? was one of yours to get in shape. >> we have some fun group exercise classes to help meet your goals. okay. i want to see these in action. >> that will be in the next- hour. we're just going to warm up to start with, maureen. we're on cleveland's east side. they basically have three different fitness concepts under the same roof.

over in this direction, there are two more people here with us this morning to tell us about it because they're the master minds behind this concept. you're originally from new york. you're local. why cleveland? how did you bring it here? >> well, we were here already with our jobs. that's what brought us here. this is home for us now, our boys are here. they're rooted here. we wanted to do something we knew would keep us here for a long time. we thought cleveland was the city that was up and coming. things were happening here, and what they were missing was this. >> what is missing? what is under this one roof? we showed off the cycling class. what else do you have back there. >> we have a row center. that's pure movement.

we offer classes and yoga. we really wanted to bring concepts that were taking off in the big cities like new york, los angeles, chicago, and give people an opportunity to take those for basically half the price that you would find in the city and to give them a knockout experience that you weren't finding here before. >> i can't wait to try it. we have it set up for you. in the next half hour, we're going to try out pure movement. that's when you will see it in action, maureen. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. i have a feeling it's going to thank you. well, it was a chance for those most in need to get help downtown yesterday. the 25th annual homeless event was held. it provides veterans and homeless for anything from

big night for hillary clinton and ted cruz. next, what political influencer has thrown their support to these candidates. and a flower growing in space has never grown before. next, the out of the world place that's seeing its first plower. and you can join the stations of nbc and supporting their troops after they come home. monday at the q, a one of a kind hiring event, it runs from 11:00 until 2:00. employers and job seekers alike

welcome back. police are still investigating the scene of a deadly shooting in canada.

seven others were injured in a shooting in saskatchewan on friday. the northern canadian community has struggled under the rate of poverty, high suicide rates and disadvantages that's different from most of the country. officials have not given a motive for the shooting. in political news this morning, the influential des moines newspaper has announced its endorsement. they picked hillary clinton because they say no other candidate can match the bred and knowledge of her experience. the paper endorsed marco rubio on the other side because they say he has a potential to chart a different direction for the gop. >> the poll, they say i have the most loyal people. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters.

donald trump. he has a two-point lead over ted cruz. the iowa caucuses are coming up on february 1st. could there be a shakeup for the white house. michael bloomberg is reportedly considering a third party presidential bid. nbc news learned bloomberg told his advisories to prepare for a run as an independent. he said he would be willing to spend $1 billion on his campaign. sources say bloomberg may run if republicans nominate ted cruz or donald trump and democrats nominate bernie sanders. the cold and snow have taken away flowers. check this out. it's part of the first batch of flowers grown in space. they're blooming aboard the international space station.

this to his followers. this is giving scientists much needed insight into plants and flowers grow without gravity. schools are cutting down recess and one school is adding more recess and seeing great success. here's someone who's excited about the blizzard. the d.c. panda that's going viral. it's your cute alert for the morning. we'll show you that coming up. hi, olga. >> hi there. i can't promise you summer temperatures, but i can promise you sunshine. that's a change. also, we're i seeing a change in the -- we're seeing a change in the forecast. they're going back down to winter like temperatures later on in the week. i will let you know when to expect the next snow and how

in a time when academic demands on even the youngest students are ramping up, a controversial change is going on at schools in texas. while others are doing away with recess, these schools are giving students more. >> for being just six, these first graders are incredibly attentive. no one is distracting, and their teacher says they're like this all the time. >> they're all working and be doing. >> at brown elementary in irving, texas, kindergartener recesses. >> typical recess is a free for

in this unstructured time. they're spread throughout the school day. it's part of a three-year trial of more frequent breaks based on finland's acclaimed schooling system. >> there is between one and two hours a day of what we call distractions in the classroom that with this recess, it takes away from the distraction. therefore they're on point the whole time they're in the classroom now. >> the benefits go beyond academic. stronger social skills, and the of havings of physical activetism while some are doing away with recess, they -- the expectation for our five and six-year-olds is so much higher than it was in the past. the majority of our parents really believed our students needed more play and flexibility in schools. >> mom says she's thriving.

wanting to do her homework. she wants to play and ride her bicycle. she has a lot of energy. >> and no surprise kids think it's great. >> i think it's really good. we can get our jiggles out. it is practicing. >> the trial will expand to oklahoma and california soon. with recess on the rise, schools have more frequent study breaks. >> after the program is expanded next year, researchers hope more educators will give it a try. >> many people are trying to hibernate during the snow storm in washington, dc. one of the city's most famous residents is enjoying the blizzard. the cameras at the zoo caught this panda sliding downhills and some said he was making snow angels. the zoo is closed because of the massive snow fall.

there and we can see this adorable panda enjoy the snow. it makes me want to go out and frolic in the snow. >> they had elephants, otters went out with their little whiskers. i think a lot of them were experimenting and taking advantage of this blizzard in 2016. >> as a kid, do you remember being told? >> i was out for hours. >> playing in the snow was really the way to enjoy it. we're not going to have enough snow to play in over the next couple of days, but we'll get pretty brilliant sunshine. i'm looking at changes coming our way that really will clear away some of the cloud cover. you can see some breaks in the cloud cover, but we also will have the opportunity to keep our radar in the clear. nothing is happening right now on radar. and we want to keep it that way for you today. be prepared for a lot of sunshine and dry conditions headed into the afternoon.

considerably. we were gusting near 30 miles per hour yesterday. we had those wicked wind chills. our winds are calm to light, mainly in the southwest. that's pulling in moisture and actually keeping us in the clear. the feels like temperatures are a little bit of a factor today. not too much. it's 13 in wooster and feeling like 13. we have this very little wind chill in a couple of areas to speak of. overall, i think we're going to stay calm and quiet. that mammoth storm has moved off the coast. it's going to continue to track north and east. no impacts to our area. our morning cloud cover will give way to partly cloudy skies by midday. all of us make it into the upper 20s by later on this afternoon afternoon. in the city center, i think we hit the lower 30s by later on today. so that's a welcomed change. let me take you hour hour by

mainly clear skies, a lot of sunshine. have those sunglasses handy as you head out and about. we'll build cloud cover. temperatures in the 20s to start. monday morning back to work and school. by tomorrow afternoon and evening, we'll see some solid cloud cover begin to move in. this is ahead of our next front. as the front pushes on through, just ahead of it, we're going to spark up some showers. i believe they will start after about 9:00, 10:00 on your monday night, headed into tuesday morning. we're calling for rain showers early tuesday morning. by tuesday, behind the front, when the temperatures drop, we're going to transition from rain to snow so we do have snow in the midweek as the temperatures drop. sunny and nice, highs in the lower 30s. for most of us, upper 20s for some. let's take a look at your window nation 7-day forecast. it is going to be a great one today, tomorrow. temperatures near 40-degrees.

actually see here comes that forecast. wait a minute. we're going to see temperatures 40 degrees for tomorrow, and then by tuesday, that's the day of change, we'll get up to 41. and then the front bounces back into the 20s. >> to see those 40s, that's tropical. >> yeah. and it's really great for january, to have this kind of warmth. just a couple of days, but we i'll take. >> i all right. olga, thank you so much. >> well, chocoholics have something huge to celebrate. matt granite has something for us. >> in my hands, best chocolate deal on the planet. oh, yeah. we're here for one of my favorite tv chefs in a moment, but take a look. these are overpriced to begin with. at $11 per bar, if you don't have prime, they're high priced.

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valentine's day, they sold out in 11 minutes. back to you. >> matt, thank you so much. a. the break, a scary night for a pizza delivery person robbed at gunpoint. we're going to have the details for you coming up. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning, we're live on cleveland's east side. coming up next, we're going to show you what pure movement is. it's a poll dancing class and show you how it strengthens and

thanks so much for being up with us at 6:30 this sunday morning. check out that view from downtown cleveland. it's beautiful. very calm out there today. it's a nice morning to go out and see the stars before the sun comes up. thanks so much for being with us. we want to get straight to the forecast.

have to bundle up. olga? >> well, it is a little cool and crisp to start, but you're going to notice it's not quite as feeling cold this morning because we don't have the winds we had yesterday. we've been pretty quiet on our radar for the last few. in fact, i think we're going to keep these temperatures in the 20s as we step out this morning, and then we'll push the upper 20s near 30 degrees later on this afternoon. grab is sunglasses. all of that sunshine into the afternoon is definitely going to make it feel pleasant on this sunday. i'm tracking even warmer temperatures for the monday forecast. >> thank you. we'll be checking back in with you. hundreds of police officers around the country paid tribute to the danville police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. people endured the cold temperatures yesterday in

officer thomas catrell, jr. he was killed while on duty. people came from as far as chicago, colorado, and west virginia. >> we're one big family. it doesn't matter if it's chicago, new york, california, we come together as a whole, as a group. >> the service was held in the central ohio technical college campus in newark where he graduated from the police academy. manies of people in cities and towns along the east coast will start the long process of digging out this morning from this weekend's historic blizzard. it left several people dead and thousands of people stranded record snowfalls were reported in several other yas. the blizzard of 2016, the storm shut down air, rail, and highway travel. now comes the recovery part, getting roads passable again. that's keith howard's job.

everybody is trying to get out. some people have patience. some people don't have patience. when you go by a neighborhood, you see everybody else coming outside and clapping. >> washington and new york city were buried. enjoyable for pandas and capitol lawn. the blizzard slammed the area and now there's widespread flooding in new jersey and other mid-atlantic states. >> we have shelters that are ready to take people and keep them warm and get them fed and rest. >> plows try to move the snow. officials are begging people to stay home. >> if you go out on the road, all it takes is one car to get stuck.

and the plows can't plow that road, and the situation quickly descends into chaos. >> a record breaking blizzard which many are now happy to see go. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. back here at home, it was a scary night for a pizza delivery driver as she was robbed at gunpoint. she was called for delivery on grace avenue when a man approached her from behind with a gun. the suspect took the pizza and $70 in cash. she was seen leaving in a black truck. if you have any informationings you're asked to contact police. are you having trouble sticking to your new new year's resolutions. you can do all of these exercisessened the same roof. this is a cool boutique gym.

i think this is going to get interesting, alyssa. maureen, techniques. to help me do this is angela. she's been doing this whole fitness class concept of years now. she started in l.a. we were talking about how does this class strengthen and empower women. a lot of people don't think of dancing. >> sure. so aside from the physical, it's going to strengthen your confidence. the more you come to this class and get comfortable being in your body, slowing down, the more you get comfortable with your sense alty. i will see people come in and they're shoulders down. when they lead, it's like their head is held high. that's the transformation we're always looking for. >> how long is class?

those are for the drop-in classes. you do a 25-minute workout on the map. based on pill pilates. then we'll move it up and take it to the pole. everybody starts beginner level because we have a certain style and concept that we're trying to share with people r you've been and what you've known from other studios. >> that's what i'm going to ask you. i've never taken a pole fitness class. can i try something? is it that simple? >> it is. first, wipe your hands down with rubbing alcohol. it takes the excess oils off your hand. that's the enemy of the pole. the humming bird. that's first trick.

your left hand is going to go underneath. jenn and nikki are showing you back there. and you're going to reach up and hook your left food. you're going to sit back in your hips, engage your core, push off your standing leg, and you're going to press that behind the pole. there you go. beautiful. >> maybe i should try that again. >> absolutely. hook up your feet. that's one is going to go second. no jumping, slide. go. hey girl. >> look at that confidence. that's a matter of change in just a minute. >> that's confidence. >> and a lot of strength. awesome, melissa. thanks so much.

way we're going to be traveling and flying in the near future. and the first game with head out well. home.

hi, everyone. good morning. a disturbing loss for the cavs last night in their first game afterfiring david blatt. i expected more, but the bulls hand them a 13-point loss on a terrible shooting night and their third loss at home. there he is. ty lowes coaching debut. cavs started strong. he hits the bucket with 6:56 left in the 1st quarter. lebron strong to the hoop just before half-time to make it 41- 41-39 lebron 26 points.

jimmy butler, jump shot for a 17-point lead. three triple triples. paul gasol, 25 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists. they lose their third game at home this year. tyronn lue loses his first game as head coach. they have 30-12. they take on the timberwolves on monday. lebron was on the court hours before the game. he said the caves are a bit fragile at times, still learning how to play with each other. and he doesn't worry about the thoughts of him having behind this. >> i found out about it just like every other player on this team at 3:30 when grif called us in on his day off and told

he said, you can like it, you can love it. but you're going to respect it. this is what i feel. >> let's talk about the browns now and what will happen with joe thomas. will they decide to keep him or trade him as part of their plan to get this turned around. he was at the center yesterday for the home show, signing autographs. i spoke with thomas one on one. he told me he definitely wants to be part of the browns camp. he loves cleveland. it's his home. it's his city. he could be saying this, but he had high braces for -- praises for brown. he said hue jackson could be a great coach for the browns. >> it's nice to get the number one coach that was out there potentially for our head coaching position, especially with all the turmoil and turnover that we've had in the last few years. that was awesome.

>> hopefully it works. coming up tonight after the late news, the cavs round table join me. talking about what has been an interesting weekend for your cleveland cavaliers. i'm dave chudowsky. that's your sunday morning sports report. have a great day, everybody. >> dave, thanks so much. just ahead, millennial travelers is causing things to change. if you're headed out on a flight home soon, we have a

are you feeling like you need to get away? you might want to fly hawaiian airlines. they top the rankings as the

they say that hawaiian airlines arrived on schedule nearly 94% of the time. delta, alaska airlines, united, and american rounded out the top five. the biggest issue for the complaints. 2014. the most is about tsa screeners themselves. when traveling anytime during 2016, you're going to knowty new trends taking hold. you can thank millennials for making it happen. >> business travelers are credited with big changes in the hotel industry. >> millennial business travelers have money to spend, but they're not brand loyal. they're looking for an authentic experience, a more technology driven experience when they're staying at hotels. >> rooms without a desk. millennials will be likely to work in coffee shops or common

now, the 20 and 30-somethings are getting credit for what's called bleisure traveler. they track on leisure travel to their trip. >> she says that means hotels are offering business travelers even more leisurely things to do the airlines industry is offering seats with places for plug-in devices. >> you will see tablet storage in seats with some of the newer planes coming out in the new year. she says millennials are driving clang, but like all travelers, you should be boobing spring and summer travel right now. >> thanks. we've been hearing that. now is the time to book and the airline prices are going down. where can we go that's warmer

let's go down to the tropics. tahiti is nice this time of year. we can't complain. compared to what the east coast -- compared to what the east coast has gotten. >> we didn't have the deal with the kind of snowfall that most of the eastern seaboard has experienced over the last 48 hours. things are calming down for us. it's been clear and quiet all night. we watched most of the clouds move off as we head to the sunrise. we're keeping things quiet on our radar. nothing to speak of in the greater metro area. the winds are mainly out of the south and southwest. we'll see the winds begin to relax overnight as well. temperatures are on the chilly side. right now we have 20 downtown. 12 for wooster. the 8 in dover. it is cool, but at least we don't have the winds.

everything off the coast. so it's going to be a quiet day and a day of cleanup for many out east. temperatures will rise out of the lore 20s and hit those mid- 20s by later on this afternoon. i think we're going to see temperatures push the lower 30s by the 4:00, 5:00 hour before sliding back down. one of the best features is all of that sunshine. by about 6:00 this evening, mainly sunny skies just before sunset. we'll keep things partly cloudy overnight tonight as the temperatures are going to drop back down into the 0s. then early on your monday morning back to work and school, we'll push in some more clouds by late in the afternoon. i think we hold off on the rain until monday night, but ahead of the next front, i'm tracking some pretty kit can't rainfall. while temperatures are in the 30s and 40s, we still have rain. behind that front, temperatures are going to fall with that moisture still around. i think on tuesday's forecast,

evening, we will start to see some snow around our area. so we're going to enjoy temperatures in the 30s today, keeping the forecast dry and having our sunglasses within reach. hour by hour, we'll feature that climb and keep the skies clear until mainly after midnight tonight. it's great sunday night to get out and enjoy. window nation, there are changes on the way. by the time the front moves on through, it's going to drop our temperatures by daytime. late night, again, that moisture could transition from rain to snow and then it will be a very chilly day. back to the 20s on wednesday with the late day snow shower chances, and then thursday, another round of snow. so the break we have the next two and a half days, we're going to have to take back a little bit. >> we'll appreciate the sunshine today. >> yes. olga, thank you so much.

big milestone for apple. this time it's for their music streaming service. plus, details on things you can get out and do today.

today is the last day to check out the home improvement show. you can check out ways to upgrade or improve your home. admission is $14 for adults. today the show runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. a big milestone for apple music. it now has 10 million subscribers had just six months after its launch date. to put it in perspective, another leading music service spotify took -- to reach that.

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thanks so much for being up with us at 7:00 a.m., january 24th, 2016. at least a beautiful shot of downtown cleveland. the sun is getting ready to come up. it is a very clear morning over cleveland. we managed to escape that massive blizzard that hit the east coast. we want to know what our weather is going to be like if we're headed out today. >> for the early birds up at daybreak, we have a beautiful sunrise in progress. it's actually going to be a pretty beautiful day headed into the afternoon. we're keeping things calm on our satellite and radar, no moisture in our area.

i we still have the frigid temperatures. we're not alone. we'll see temperatures inch up as we head through midday. we'll watch the partly cloudy skies become mostly sunny later on in the afternoon. so grab those sunglasses as you're headed o. we're headed for highs in the low 30s. and we're going to keep it dry today. even tomorrow, but i'm tracking some changes on the way that's going to bring some moisture back to the forecast in the form of rain and even snow. i will break down the typing for you in my full weather report. olga, thank you so much. >> at least 19 people are dead from the massive snow storm that hammered the area over the last two days. everything from broadway to a springsteen concert was canceled as the governor declared a state of emergency. a travel ban should be lifted sometime this morning. the national guard is also ready to help as coastal flooding as an issue, especially in new jersey. hurricanes of cars and -- hundreds of cars and buses and

on the pennsylvania turnpike. the national guard supplied aid to drivers who had not moved since friday night. among the stranded, a group of 40 john carroll students on their way back from a trip to washington. the duchene men's basketball team was stuck in the snow. they helped push their bus out of the snow. they were stuck for 30 hours. down the coast to our nation's capital. heavy snow and strong winds grounded hundreds of flights. nearly 200 flights were canceled yesterday at dulles international airport. part of more than 800 flights canceled along the coast this weekend. local flights at hopkins were affected. hundreds of police officers from around the country paid

officer thomas catrell who was killed in the line of duty. >> it happened. it can happen in small towns. >> anytime we see any of our troops or any of our law enforcement have a life taken. in a case like this for no reason, it's just so sad. >> hundreds endured the cold temperatures in newark to pay attention to the danville police officer that was shot and killed last sunday night in the line of duty. >> we're one big family. it didn't matter if we're from chicago, new york, california. we come together as a whole, as a group. >> officers from across the area and even out of state attended catrell's funeral. it was held at the technical college campus. that's where he graduated from the police academy. his casket draped in a flag as it made its way past mourners and fellow officers in somber salute. many didn't know him personally. >> i also have a nephew that is a police officer down in nashville, tennessee.

>> along the procession route, flags waved in honor of the fallen officer. >> they keep your country safe. they have a hard job, but they do it well. we wanted to come out and show our support for the police and the officer's family. as hundreds stood buy, he was buried along state route 13 at the -- cemetery, marking the end of watch for thomas catrell, jr. >> wale aliyu, channel 3 news. >> there were about 1800 people who came out to pay respects to catrell. police came from as far away as chicago, colorado, west virginia, and hov hov. back here at home, a 33- year-old man was found the road. this was saturday morning. during a traffic stop, a resident flagged down a state troop to retell him about a man

the trooper secured the gun and started cpr on the man who was barely conscious. he was hospitalized and then later died. the incident remains under investigation this morning. >> greater clevelanders grieving the loss of loved ones are now feeling anger as well. they're angry that a company has pocketed their money and not delivered their gravestones. some have been waiting for more than a year. >> i want my money. call the police. >> she and her loved ones are still grieving the loss of the pizza delivery man and father who was murdered while doing his job last june. suspect. >> no inspect, no closure, and now no headstone, which was supposed to be placed alongside graves of family members buried at brooklyn heights cemetery. the stone was ordered seven

store in parma run by karen hayes. >> karen hayes, you don't want to see my face because i want to put a hurting on you the way you put a hurting on my family. >> they paid nearly $1,100 for the stone. they promised delivery on mike's birthday in october. the gravesite remains barn. >> i don't understand how people can take advantage of grieving families. >> these are people grieving the loss of loved ones and new they have to deal with this. do you think that's fair to them? >> no. i'm not a bad person. i'm not trying to cause extra harm for anybody at all. >> he says hayes did the same thing to him. he ordered a headstone for his father, paid in full, nearly $1,100. he's not even sure if it's been made. >> it's been a year.

like i said, i did have a supplers. >> sharon tuft put $726 down. >> i feel cheated. >> cheated because she has nothing to show for her money. ago. >> she's ripping people off. >> 15 months after the order is placed is more than a little >> yes. cracks. >> the cleveland better busines bureau gives the casket store its lower rating, an f. >> why did you get an f from the bbb. >> because they let anybody make complains. >> tuft says hayes broke her promise when she failed to deliver the stone five months ago. she was given a photo of what it would look like and finally complained to the bbb after she grew tired of hayes' excuses. >> she's a liar. she won't accept

>> he's still waiting for a call that was supposed to come in november. >> people are calling you untrustworthy and a liar. >> it's not true. i'm not a liar. i'm not a thief. we have been late on stones. i'm not saying that i'm not. >> about 3,000 people have casket store. she tells us she'll make good on all pending orders. we told her we'll be sure to follow up to see if she keeps her word. i'm the investigator time meyer. >> all right. tom, thank you so much. we're checking in with alyssa who's getting fit. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. all morning we're going to be live at groove flow on cleveland's east side. we introduced you to pure movement.

okay. so it's january 24th. how are your new year assures hughs going? a lot of people resolved to go to the gym more. if you need extra motivation, alyssa shows us fun group classes to help you meet your goal. group classes, people get more motivated when they see someone else working out. >> and i just want to let everyone now how amazing and awake i feel after doing a few exercises. we practiced a little bit of yoga this morning. once you get to the gym and get exercising, everyone knows what i'm talking about. here to tell me more about that is max maximo. now we're moving on to groove flow.

what is your flair for yoga in your studio? >> we wanted to embrace where yoga is going in our western society. there's a lot of different variations showing up. it's -- our goal is to get as many athletes or just people training to discover the mat because there's so much to benefit from, from a recovery standpoint to learning how to disconnect and kind of slow down. so in order to do that, we wanted to take down some of the barriers that a lot of people had with yoga in general. intimidation factor of it. so we made it more athletic with groove flow and what you're going to see today. we put athletic movements and body weight exercises into a yoga sequence. if you want to join, right.

movements, how it differs from a traditional yoga that people are used to. >> so the base of groove flow is going to be a yoga sequence. what you guys are doing now is just basically adding some dynamic movement to it. >> lift the right leg. exhale. >> you're constantly moving within the flow. again, we're adding these dynamic movements to it. >> and we're still working all the different muscle groups that we would do in a

>> okay. >> thank you so much. during the break, i'm going to continue this sequence. usually i don't like yoga because i get bored or impatient with it, but i'm told this type of yoga has a lot of movement, and it's supposed to make you feel like you're doing a lot more than you're used to. >> you're inspiring us. i have a feeling people at home are like me, drinking coffee and thinking, yeah, i should do that you. era inspiring us. >> and they keep sipping. >> going to eat that birthday cake that's in the newsroom, and then i will think about some yoga. >> thank you. >> it was delicious, maureen. all right. well, just ahead, we're going to check in with money man matt granite. he has a deal on chocolate just in time for valentine's day. also, netflix makes an announcement about their family program. what they say they will be doing soon. now, let's check in with olga.

for the better. we're taking temperatures into the 30s today. even higher for tomorrow, but i am tracking a big change on the way before midweek. details coming up in your 7-day

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netflix says they plan to make a special effort to produce programming for children and families this year. the streaming service will offer 20 new programs in the category that will be led by next month's premier of the popular full house. the streaming service is in the fourth season of making original content. well, chocoholics have something to celebrate. >> great to be with you this

in my hands, best valentine's day chocolate deal on the planet. we're going to hear from one of my favorite tv chefs. what do i have? take a look. these are overpriced to begin with. at $11 per bar, they're very high priced. but the deal i found today, black salt caramel. sea salt bacon. red fire chocolate. >> $50 worth of chocolate that i found for under 30. with quick free shipping, i asked my favorite tv chef to put it to the test. >> matt, what are you doing to me. it's january, new year, new me, trying to be healthier. you know i can't resist these. these are my favorite chocolate bar.

the mercedes benz, the rolex of chocolate wars. a win-win with this. >> i don't care whether or not you buy them, but when i featured these last valentine's day, they sold out in about 14 minutes. if you're interested, you know where to go. happy savings. it's an honor to be with you. >> well, hot chocolate sounds good today, maybe chocolate cake, everything chocolate. >> sweet and, yes, i think everyone is going to be pretty comfortable with our temperatures today. we've been in quite a bit of chill for the last few, but at least we're starting to turn the corner today. i can tell we're going to feature a lot of sunshine, quiet and dry, not much going on on our satellite and radar view, but we'll see the opportunity to have some clouds fill in later on this afternoon. again, we don't have to worry about that for 24 hours or so. winds have been calm to light,

mostly down into the teens across the couple of areas. one thing is different about today. we don't have those brisk winds. we're not dealing with a heavy wind chill. that does feel a little coolner some spots. the good news on the east coast, the storm has moved on out. definitely quieting down and just beginning to continue those cleanup efforts to get travel and lights back to normal. this starts out cloudy. we'll see midday clearing for many and a pleasant afternoon is on tap as those highs are going to be pushing out of those upper 20s. i think most of us are going to make it into the lower 30s by later on today. so definitely keep those sunglasses within reach. hour by hour with our future view forecast. temperatures are setting into those upper 20s. this is just prior to sunset. overnight tonight we start out clear with just a few passing clouds. by the time we get to early monday morning, partly cloudy

school by monday afternoon, however, we are in overcast skies. all of this is being pushed toward ahead of the next cold front coming through. it's really going to knock these temperatures down. by late night on monday, heading into tuesday morning, i think that's where rain begins to enter the viewing region. heavy at times but notice the temperatures are still fairly warm. this does start out as rain by about midnight. after midnight and into the early morning hours, temperatures will continue to drop, which means by sunrise on tuesday, we'll see some snowflakes in and around the region. i want you to enjoy your sunday about highs in the lower 30s and those partly cloudy skies and plenty of sunshine. now we're going to take it with our window nation 7-day forecast back into the 40s for tomorrow before the bottom drops out. today, all you need to know is it's going to be sunny and nice. within the 7-day forecast,

start to see our real changes. tuesday into wednesday, once that front moves on through, we'll actually see temperatures drop by day on tuesday. and then by wednesday and thursday temperatures are in the 20s. maureen? >> all right. olga, thank you so much. january is national mentoring month. we have two people joining us today to tell us about their experience. jasmine scott join us now to tell us about a local mentoring program. jasmine, you were originally part of this mentoring program. i we talked to you back in 2014. what have you been up to since? >> ever since then i was up for adoption. i had three families wanting to adopt me. i chose one actually this past summer, the scotts family. ever since then, life has been going good. >> that's awesome. so, sarah, tell us about the mentoring program and how it benefits people like jasmine.

we just really have a great time together. the great thing about adoption network, cleveland's adoption program, they ask you to spend two times with them. we probably text more than we talk. it's just a great experience. we just hang out and have a good time together. >> what changes did you see in jasmine from when you first met her to where you're sitting right now. >> well, she's about to get her driver's license, so she's obviously gotten older. it adds a nice stability. as we've gotten to know each has grown. we're a lot more comfortable together. together. >> jasmine, what has the program meant for you? >> the program for me gives another support system in my life which has always been there. it's really busy for both of us, we don't spend as much time together. that helps make our relationship stronger.

can always talk to each other about anything. >> and, sarah, just are the your perspective, who would be great to get involved in this program, as a mentor in. >> i would say everybody would be great to get involved. if you have a few hours a month, that's all you need. if you're looking to make a difference in a youth life, this is important. >> how can they get involved. >> contact adoption network cleveland. they will be more than happy to talk to people pretty quickly about it. >> i'm so glad you're a success story. thank you so much for being here this morning. let us know more about it. >> thank you. all right. after the break, the iowa caucuses are about a week away. how are the candidates making their last minute pitches. we have a look at what's on meet the press this morning.

beautiful skyline of downtown cleveland. the sun is rising. a lot is going on this weekend. if you're interested in remodeling your home, remember the home improvement show is going on at the ix center. and we want to get you caught up on a lot of the news going on around the nation. we're one week away from the iowa caucus and presidential hopefuls are making their final push for support. meet the press moderator. join us for the ever evolving field. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, maureen. unbelievable. >> it changes by the moment .i let's start out with the candidates. how are trump and cruz making their final push. >> it looks like it's going to be a nasty push between the two of them. look, iowa is make or break. i really think for ted cruz, it's make or break. if he wins iowa, he gains altitude and become as front runner. he could have a nice run here

donald trump knows it. he knows that he needs to get -- if he's going to defeat cruz, the best thing to do is try to defeat him in iowa. it's got nasty. we haven't seen actual tv ads running against trump, now the two of them are running against each other. >> democrats. you have bernie sanders and hillary clinton. seems like deja vu. >> she's running on experience, she's running up against somebody who's running a movement. clearly inspiring a large chunk of voters, perhaps new voters to show up. it does feel deja vu all over again. certainly bernie sanders wants those comparisons. he hopes people will look at him and look at barack obama and see somebody similar, but i think it's a bit of a stretch. i think sanders still has hurdles on electability that

not many democrats think he can win. not many democratic leaders are with him. with barack obama you had half the party that was actually with him at that point. obviously hillary clinton has a challenge to great, pragmatic experience, while good general election message, doesn't seem to inspire people on a caucus night in iowa. >> you have a busy week keeping up with all the changes. thanks, chuck, for being with us. >> thanks, maureen. you got it. meet the press continues after channel 3 news today. let's get a check on the forecast with olga. we know you have a lot to do today. pretty clear. >> we clear out the clouds nicely. as we head for sunrise, things are improving in the temperature department as well. i can tell you this sunday will standards. quiet on satellite and radar this hour. temperatures are a little chilly. most of us have dropped down

we're seeing a few teens as well, but the wind chill is not as bad as it has been. with our cloudy start, it's midday and afternoon, that will continue and a very pleasant sunday is on tap. hour by hour, though, we reach out of those upper 20s by noon and many of us will hit the lower 30s by later on this afternoon. there are some changes on the way in the forecast that will be hitting us around midweek. i will let you know what the rain and snow chances will be over the next few days. >> olga, thank you so much. >> well, hurricanes -- hundreds of police officers paid tribute to the officer that was shot and killed in the line of duty. people paid respect for officer thomas catrell, jr. he was shot and killed last week while on duty. people came from colorado, chicago, west virginia. the service was held in the

newark where he graduated from the police academy. a scary night for a cleveland pizza delivery driver after she was robbed at gunpoint. the 21-year-old pizza hut driver was called for a delivery on grace avenue around 11:00 friday tight when the man approached her from behind with a gun. they took the pizza and $70 in cash. he was seen leaving in a black truck. if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. still ahead this morning, all eyes were on the cavs this team.

the solar system may have some extra company. researchers say there may be a ninth planet that's ten times bigger than earth. the mystery planet was found

20 times farther away from the sun than earth. you may remember pluto was demoted from a planet. if you're having trouble sticking to your new year's resolution, if so, alyssa raymond is joining us. she's giving us different ways to exercise while having fun. a lot of people say they don't want to know they're exercising. they just want to have a good time. >> exactly. you don't want to get bored. which is the best thing about this circuit training workouts. right now, this is east side row. beth does boot camp coaching at groove ride. what is row and rip all about, that class? >> so row and rip is a high intensity interval training circuit that we can -- you get

this workout, and we use the rowers, which is a great thing for us up here in cleveland because you get no impact cardio exercise that you can do indoors. you don't have to go outside, brave the snow. and go running in the winter months. this is awesome. no impact. anyone that has knee injuries or any old problem where is they can't have high impact, the rosaria great opportunity to get that cardio in. >> you're really going to see that grow in popularity. >> people are seeing the benefits in rowing. >> next up, mat work. >> we use everything we have here and want to give people a total body workout in any way we can. sarah is doing a shoulder push up, working her shoulders. modifying push-ups on the wall. she can put her feet on the

total body core. everything. amy is doing a stepup with the weight. she's also total body work. again, this is mostly body work. you're not lifting crazy things over your head. >> you can even step on a chair like that, move your stuff, pick up your kids. >> exactly. so this is the one i'm going to participate in. >> awesome. >> what are we doing here? >> so this is a power pole. you're using your entire body. you're using your core to stabilize. you're using your arms to pull your entire body up. and you're using your legs to reach down for the squats. >> just one motion. >> yeah, use the bicep and deltoids. pull yourself to the top of the class. >> one class and i'm done. >> you can leave now. it's perfect.

a courtesy lunge and then warrior three. lean out. core stabilized. total body functional fitness. you have to learn how to walk on that ice. this will get you there. >> great, y'all look great. see, this is my first attempt at doing this. everyone can try it out. maureen, let's get to it. >> i think the best i can do is arm circles at the desk. i will come and join you. good job this morning. >> i'm just doing this. this is all i can do. we don't have weights at the desk. we should change that. dave joins us with a look at your sunday sports report. >> hi, everyone. good morning. a disturbing loss for the cavs last night in their first game after firing david blatt. i expected more, but the bulls hand them a 13-point loss on a

their third loss at home. there he is, tyronn lue, coaching debut. cavs started strong. 13-6 they led. after this, he hits the bucket quarter. lebron scored again. rebounds, 9 assists. all in the 2nd half. jimmy butler jump shot for a 7- point lead. he had 20 points. paul gasol, 25 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists. cavs, 9-22 from the line. they lose their third game at home this year. tyronn lue loses his first game at the cavs' head coach. they had 30-12. they taken to timberwolves on monday. lebron was on the court early, hours before tip. he defended david griffin

david blatt, saying the cavs are a bit fragile at times and they're still learning to play together. he doesn't worry that people think he has a decision regarding coaching. >> i found out about it like every other person on this team at 3:30 when grif called us in on our day off and told us he was making a change. he said, you can like it. you can love it. but you're going to respect it. this is what i feel. >> all right. let's talk about the browns now and what will happen with joe thomas. will they decide to trade him or keep him as part of their plan to get this thing turned around. thomas was at the ix center for the home show. signing autographs. i spoke to thomas one on one. he said he definitely wants to be part of the browns turn around and can't worry about being traded. he loves the people of cleveland. it's his home. he could just be saying this,

he said it comes down to picking the right players and getting on the team. he's excited about the browns getting how -- hue jackson. >> it's nice to get the number one coach that was out there for our head coaching position. especially after all the turmoil and turnover that we've had in the last few years. i know the guys are really excited about him. it works. late news. the cavs round table, chris haines and joe varden join me to talk about what has been an interesting weekend for your i'm dave chudowsky. sports report. have a great day, everybody. all right. washington, dc is taking the internet by storm this morning for having a lot of fun in the weekend. up. first, here's olga with a look at the forecast.

morning with temperatures in the teens, but plenty of sunshine this afternoon, high pressure building in and a warmup on the way. i will let you know just how warm it's going to get when we

so get this. wendy's is testing a new black bean burger. ingredients are considered vegan, but not the entire burger. it can be made vegan when ordered without cheese and ranch sauce. one of the new test markets is

customers have expressed interest in a meatless meal option. there you go. getting a little healthier as you go through the drive through. >> i would eat the black bean burger before i would eat the black bean brownies. >> they weren't that bad. you didn't try it? >> never. >> you're missing out. >> don't mess with brownies. >> some people would say you can't mess with a burger. >> i'm more on your side. it was good. take a look outside. that's the cuyahoga right there. looking a little icy this morning. >> a little icy. temperatures are in the teens right now. so it is a chilly start if you're headed out to get a few things done today. maybe you're going to sunday services. you have activities on your agenda. you definitely need that winter coat. it's going to feel like it all day today. the treat for us, though, high pressure has moved in. it has settled in. it's actually going to stick around for today and most of tomorrow before it starts to

the benefit for us, clearing skies, a quiet satellite and radar, and the winds have calmed down significantly. winds are below 10 miles an hour in most areas. that means we're not dealing with the wicked wind chills that we saw the last couple of days. we're up to 20 in the city center, but notice the teens across some of our southern suburbs and north and east it's these temperatures, but i think as time goes by, we're going to end up with a nice sunday >> regional satellite looking at the east coast. blizzard of 2016. it is out of here. the cleanup is now under way. for us, we can look forward to clearing this afternoon of our skies. we'll get that sunshine in and, yes, a very pleasant sunday afternoon as we head into monday. back to work and school. be prepared for temperatures today to push out of those upper 20s and even hit the lower 30s for many of us by late today.

bit overnight tonight, but we won't take our temperatures quite as low. here we are at 6:00, hour by hour with future view. temperatures well into the upper 20s. they start to slide back down after sunset. notice they don't go too low. we're still sitting in the 20s with mainly clear skies. i think the clouds really move in tomorrow afternoon. as we get into monday afternoon and evening, we hold off. even warmer today. the good news is moisture is coming through with the next front. as it starts to push in monday night into tuesday morning, our temperatures are still warm. this starts off at rain. then it will transition to snow, and we could see accumulation as we get into the middle of the forecast. for today we're treated with very nice temperatures. i believe our window nation 7- day forecast is actually going to push us into those 40s not

on monday as well. we're going to be looking at 40s on tuesday as well. that's when things start to change. we head into the 20s falling by daytime temperatures and once we hit those solid 20s, they're really going to stick around, the moisture will change that rain into snow with the cold temperatures. >> we could be doing a little shoveling. >> i don't want to think about that. thanks, olga. we'll be back with a viral video that you won't want to miss. also, a final check of the forecast. we leave you with a look of

most people try to hibernate during the snow storm in washington, dc. one of the city's most famous residents was enjoying the blizzard. take a look at this.

downhills, frolicking around his nest. you're going the see that all over social media today. so we escaped all of that, which is pretty amazing. sunshine today? >> yeah, we're building in high pressure. the sunshine is now starting to break through. in fact, we cleared out most of the clouds since the overnight period. today's highs will push the upper 20s for all of us. a few areas are going to hit the very low 30s. we could hit the freezing mark by this afternoon. then tonight notice we're not getting quite as cold. we'll hang out in the 20s. tomorrow's temperatures, wonderful in the 40s, then this comes through. we'll be back at 9:00 a.m. to get you caught up on any other headlines on weather and local news.