prosecutors say that tiffany powell and james harris were in a custody battle. reed is serving a life sentence. >>> only on five a woman rescued by cleveland firefighters after an evening drive turned terrifying and not the only one that needed rescuing. chris flanagan like at east 82nd street and hansal. >> a woman tried to drive her car down the woods. take a look. her car remains stuck here teetering on the sinkhole, 8 to 10 feet deep and a harrowing night. >> stella's car sits alone in the middle of a make shift river. >> i thought i was going in the home with the car. >> bibbens was picking up her daughter and drove in the 8- inch main and got stuck. finally rescued by the cleveland fire department. >> it is very deep. it went over the fireman's head. >> slipped on ice trying to push the car free and he had to be rescued after going under. hoping he would be okay but i thought i would be going in there next. >> bibbens was terrified and considers that firefighter a hero. >> he tried to save me and he yeah. he did real good. i was happy that they got me out of the car. that's all

@they say powell and her @boyfriend lured james harris to @their home by offering up items @for sale. @a jury convicted reed last week @for beating harris to death in @a fit of rage. @he's serving life in prison. @>>> several hundred people @gathered to remember a police @officer killed in the line of @duty. @a candlelight vigil was held @for thomas catrell. @the coroner said he died from a @single gunshot to the head @fired at close range. @the suspect targeted for @killing the officer, charges @are still pending. @>>> we're learning more about @the death of an ohio state @student who died during the @annual lake jump. @austin singletary died from @head injuries last november @after diving into shallow @water. @it also says he had been @annual jump. @it's a decades old tradition @before the football game @>> thanks, lynna. @>>> a big story we're following @today. @michigan's governor says he'll @release his e-mails related to @the flint water crisis. @he's also vowing to visit every @home in flint as part of his @plan to take new steps to fix @the city's lead contaminated @tap water.

tiffany powell and james harris were in a custody battle when powell and her boyfriend, paul reid, lured harris to her home and killed him. powell will be sentenced next month. reid is serving a life sentence. for these two men who they say robbed a woman at gunpoint, targeting her as she left the great northern mall wednesday night. they took her wallet and used her credit cards a the a cleveland target. this is the license plate, believed to be a silver or gray ford focus. if you know who these guys are, you are urged to call police. >> and now to a channel 5 exclusive. growing parking problems for thousands who have to work or work at cleveland's justice center. open this summer in time for the republican national convention. but the city is clef land is allowing it to open without additional parking. those that work at the center say it will have a big impact on the judicial process. >> attorneys weren't there, defendants weren't there, prosecutors unable to get in. witnesses, court watchers. >> employees say they like to see a shuttle service added to so far, no response from the ci

[laughter] james: this is james harris. he is the star of a hit tv show on bravo, which is called "the million dollar what"? reggie: sandwich. james: it is not. no. "the million dollar listing." have you ever seen it? it is a real estate show, right? james: that is absolutely right. what sort of value and above do you think they are looking for houses on that show? reggie: like $300,000. james: absolutely it is. just rolls off the tongue. let's have a look at another this one is from your instagram account. reggie, who is that mystery celebrity? reggie: oh, of course. my other suspender wearing fellow. that is larry king. james: it is larry king. reggie: yes. james: it is not some kind of lizard creature. what do you and larry king talk about? reggie: you know what we talked about? you're going to freak out. we talked about death. [laughter] james: i might regret this. tell me more. [laughter] reggie: it was weird. we kind of talked about the possibility of death, life and death. james: you were hanging out with larry king a

she arranged for the 69-year- old james harris to come to her 2014. when he got there, police said paul reid attacked and killed him. reid plead guilty last year. >>> the former ohio governor ted strickland will be in lorain today. he's hosting a round table with officials. they're going to talk about the massive layoffs at republic steel and u.s. steel. today. >>> and up next this morning, putting on the -- sitting on the sidelines. how a local hockey team is rallying around the pint-sized star. >> and heading to the hall. pete rose getting a special honor that is not the one he really wants. you're watching good morning cleveland. .

she arranged for 69-year-old james harris to come to her home to buy a car back in april of 2014. paul reid attacked and killed him when he got there. reid plead guilty last year. >>> tonight, euclid is talking gangs. cuyahoga county councilwoman sonny simon is hosting an international forum gang violence. ask questions and talk to the officers and attorneys working to curb crime here. this meeting is tonight at 6:30 at the euclid public library. >>> and former ohio governor ted strictland will be in the rain -- in lorain today. he's hosting a round table with steel workers and local officials. they will talk about the massive layoffs at republic steel and u.s. steel. that talk starts at noon today, by the way. >>> and 6:52 right now. don't go anywhere. . >>> wax, 6:53. and breaking from the live desk, an attack on the university in northwest pakistan is over. at least 20 people dead, several hurt. a gunman reportedly stormed the university soon after it opened for classes this morning. the police and military forces sent in. a taliban leader claiming it was not behind the attack.

prosecutors say tiffany powell and james harris were in a custody battle when powell and her boyfriend paul reed lord harris to her home and killed him. -- leeward -- lured harris to her home and killed him. he will be sentenced next month. >>> this is a look -- a look at the license plate on a suspect's car who held a woman up and took her purse. they took credit cards as well. >>> for people who have to visit or work at cleveland's justice center are having difficulty parking. the hotel is opening this summer just in time for the republican national convention. the city is allowing the hotel to open with out having parking completed. >> prosecutors are unable to get in, witnesses, court watchers, etc. >> they would like to see a shuttle service. so far there is no response from the county. >>> the indians will head to arizona for spring training in the middle of next month. that's just around the corner. in the meantime fans will have a chance to have some fun themselves with the indians. meg shaw is at tribe fest right now. i can see the fans pouring in. >> reporter: this is an abso

the steelers james harris and many others as well as nature that baseball players.ns to interview men in as well as other players involved, they've been investigating several weeks and is allegedly will not interfere with super bowl 50. could peyton manning's legacy be called into question? only if the nfl finds a fire near the smoke created by a soon to be defunct network. >> this is smoke because the guy actually recanted that he said this never happened. the nfl has to investigate this, but this is put to rest, put to bed. it is all lies. even peyton manning is listen the driver candidate. i won't dignify this, this is, you know, it is a shame that it's coming up again because it was put behind and there's nothing to this story than having some intern that didn't have anything to do with dispersing from its mouth about al jazeera. get out of here. >> it's a great argument. the nfl needs to take these claims seriously. if they really -- if it was that important and they believe something was here, i think this is potentially an the super bowl. they would have peyt

you're the best. >> this is so exciting. >> james: i understand there is you, who is particularly excited? >> one of my grandchildren, she is 9. dylan. harry was so kind and spent applause ) it was great. he was so nice. she came over and i said, "what did he say?" what's a prenup? >> that's not what i said. >> james: you guys, you have been all over the place. you were just in london and you played the royal variety show in front of the royal family and here we have a picture here, look at this, when harry met harry. here you are here. is this true? prince harry asked a question, harry, that i am wondering. he asked about your hair. >> yeah. >> james: and where are we going with it at the moment? when is it going to stop? >> to the nipples. need nine inches to be able to make a full-- >> james: you're going to do it so you can do a photo with your top off but with your hair over your nipples like kate moss? >> holding a dog. >> james: i will tell you what hairstyle you might want to go for. here is a young billy crystal. ( applause ) look at this guy! billy, this is beautiful. >> i was 22. >> our age. >> james: same age? >> james: you spe

harry potter actor james phelps, who played fred weasley, said on twitter he was "shocked and sad" to hear the news. he wrote: "one of the nicest actors i've ever met. thoughts and prayers with his family at this time." his twin brother oliver phelps, who played george weasley, added: "terribly sad news about the passing of alan rickman. a funny and engaging person who put a shy young actor at ease when i was on harry potter." incredibly versatile actor. he's also a golden globe and emmy winner. a popular lip balm it's been named the target of a class action lawsuit. you might recognize eos lip and drug stores and cosmetic counters alike. but a lawsuit claims the product has negative side affects like dryness, redness, blistering and rashes. a consumer named rachael cronin said in the suit that after applying eos lip balm, within hours she began noticing a change her lips. they began cracking, blistering and bleeding and the side effects lasted for 10 days, she said. consumer complaints have flooded the eos facebook page . but the company is using that same platform to defend the prod

rarely did it become the nominee in 1888 benjamin harris received a nomination after james g. blaine who is the front-runner that is literally at andrew carnegie's castle and refuses to be a candidate and a saturday and on a sunday morning at his reader and is re- iterated is not the candidate and engine and harrison becomes the frontrunner because he was born in ohio. as they make the deal in west virginia they make a deal and return for the combined support as the secretary secretary treasury to become all of the patronage and it was the head of the customs house of new york city and this was ostensibly be the choice. >> said begins in iowa in january, new hampshire, february and goes on until the summer and it even starts before that. you're saying that before 1896. >> guest: if you have a favorite of the with a gathered together and unite behind them and a quotidian strikes for their favorite. how does mckinley confront the system. >> guest: he goes about it it in a methodical fashion to organize for the primaries. we organize for the primaries today and i'm going to ident

lebron james throws down a monster over devin harris. send it into overtime. it's too much for dallas. cavs win this by a final 110107ch mavs other than mark cuban, he has had vice, he says first thing you do, you hire a tax attorney. then don't take the lump sum and you know what, tell family and friends no when they ask for money. >> i think that's pretty good advice. people give that had vice, if are you not good with money, you take the lump sum. you will end the heart brake in missouri. you have a big pile of money people ask you for. >> he said, don't invest any of it. put it in the bank. >> put it in the bank. people like mark cuban. i always say about the lottery. there there are two kind of people. the people that say, how am i going to spend that money. how him agoing to grow that money? he said hire a tax attorney, because you will grow that money. >> andy scholes, i don't know what town you are. >> i know how to spend it. >> take care, man. >>> breaking news, the american sailors detained by iran, they have been released. that's according to irania

in 1888, benjamin harris receives the nomination after james g blaine who was the front runner and andrew carnegie's castle in scotland reduces to be a candidate and on a sunday morning and is reiterated that is not a candidate and benjamin harrison becomes the front runner because was born in ohio and be, he is a former senator from the state of indiana, one of the battleground states. stephen b. elkins of west virginia seemingly makes a deal with thomas callier platt. platt will be made secretary of treasury and receive all the custom house patriot in the most valuable office in a country with the head of the customs house in new york city and this will extensively be platt's choice and obviously all the patronage would be connected to platt. which could make him not only the secretary of treasury that the next president of the united states. >> host: so the process we now have which began an iota in january and february new hampshire and even stars for that, you say before 1896 it is all telescoped in the convention. >> guest: yes. what happened was a commensurate with a few gathered t

in 1888 benjamin harris receives the nomination after james g. blaine who was the front-runner who is literally at andrew carnegie's castle in scotland on a saturday and sunday morning it's reiterated that he is not a candidate. benjamin harrison becomes the front-runner because he was born in ohio and b he is a former senator from the state of indiana one of the battleground states and his agent makes a deal, steven b. elkins of west virginia seemingly makes a deal with thomas collier platt and in return for their support plat will receive all the patronage. the most valuable office in the country was ahead of new york city and new york city and this would ostensibly be the last choice and obviously all the patronage was connected to platt. which could make him not only for secretary of treasury but the next president of united states. >> host: the process we now have in iowa and january in new hampshire and february and even stars before that you were saying before 1896 it's all at the convention. >> guest: if you have a favorite sunday gathere

emmanuel martinez was captured in harris county but they are still looking r james moser. they were on trial for a home invasion robbery at a house in hickory when they left the courthouse and disappeared. joel: road kill taken to a restaurant and the health department is investigating. she recognized the vehicle from it delivering food to her home and office. she called police after it drove behind a restaurant and authorities said they did find a slaughtered deer behind the restaurant but they will visits and do more frequent inspections. another north carolina coastal community, the town council voted last night to oppose both offshore drilling for oil as well as seismic testing to find oil and gas. it's the 100th municipality on the east coast to ban drilling and seismic testing. tisha: brine on the roads. the first chance of snow moving in. new predictions on what to expect in the coming hours. could there be re-freezing for the morning rush hour? steve: on alert for a weekend sleet, ice and snow all of chris hohmann zeroing in on the storm track. tisha: a blast of wi

reports said maybe the two best cornerbacks in football, harris and talib did a bill hole -- ol' thank goodness antonio brown is not playing. james: coach never gets too excited. he just callses it. parts: for pittsburgh to win, i never call anybody out, especially a champion pedigree. martavis brirgetse somebody has to put the team on their back. boomer: you're talking about the number one defense in fronts of their fans and a hyped-up situation with peyton manning back under center. it will be a real tall task for the steelers. james: most important words we heard, coach says pittsburgh will show up. we'll see you tomorrow. teamed up with one simple mission... fresh sandwiches... i like it. fresh sandwiches... the idea seemed crazy in a time when artificial foods and gimmicks were all the rage. and mascots didn't make it any tastier. as it turned out, fred was right. sandwiches made with eshly baked bread, esh veggies and licious meats would stand the test of time. we were fresh before it was fresh to be fresh. the subway sandwich shop. founded on fresh. hey, rodgers! discount double check! every time you see me you say that. d

. >> harry, what did you learn from the head of the fbi today? >> reporter: fbi director james comey came here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came here. now during his first news conference here i covered that, but this is different. this time he talked about terrorism in philadelphia. within moments of today's news conference, james comey erased any doubt about how to characterize last week's attempted murder of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. >> we at the fbi level, through our joint terrorism task force, are investigating that attack as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: two days after the shooting, police got a tip the suspect may be part of a terrorist group. director comey tells us there's no evidence of that. >> we see no indication he was part of an organized cell of any sort and no indication that there is any follow-on plot connected to that. >> reporter: comey says he's not sure how the suspect was radicalized. archer is the second person arrested in less than a year in connection with terrori

james. >> sara, what do you got? news" which is dan harris' >> sure. >> and one of my favorite movies is "zoolander" and that's going to be in "pop news" today so i want your best blue steel. dan already told me he won't do it because he's a serious news man. >> can i do blue smirk? there's blue steel. >> she pouts. >> we're going to work on blue steel before "pop news." >> we'll be right back. keep it here. " coming up. we'll be back.metimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, oste

harry. >> that's right, a lot of questions. i left the news conference with james comey. for more than 20 minutes he fielded questions about terrorism. i had specific questions about last week's attack on a philadelphia police officer. comey says the attack on officer jesse hartnett was, in fact, terrorism. comey tells me the fbi determines that just hours after the shooting. but comey says he believes the suspect, edward archer, acted alone and is not part of any organized group. reports that you are looking for three other people, are those completely false? >> yeah, i'm not saying we're looking for three other people, so at this point i'd say that is false, we're not looking for three other people. we're doing a lot of investigating. there was reporting i saw in the media the last couple days. i think that was a garble of some sort that there were others, coconspirators, we're not seeking anybody. that said, we're going to work hard to understand this guy's entire life. >> reporter: comey tells us isis has made it clear that they are out to kill police officers. i also

james rosen is live with the story. g.o.p. establishment can be a little tricky business. >> yes, harris and not least because of in this singularly confounding cycle, an outsider candidate can be a u.s. senator with a prisonston and harvard pedigree but there dismiss evidence that ted cruz's confrontational style in the senate, where he branded his open majority leader a liar andá trump have led some from the g.o.p. establishment to backç e front-runner. bob dole told the "new york times" yes -- yesterday the would lose if cruz was the nominee would be a disaster, and trump is a dealmaker. >> republicans in congress, elect republicans, are starting to assume, donald trump will be our nominee. do we run a separate campaign or run with him? the establishment are saying i'm not sure i want to put more money into a candidate against him. so my fence is before a vote is cast he is almost wrapping this thing up. >> iowa governor terry branstad urged iowans to vote against cruz, a move cruz claims shows they're in full panic moat. >> some analysts are saying it's premature to portray trump's momentum as irre -- irreviserrible. >> linds

james. reporter: good morning a state grant jury in harris county, texas, a leader of a fairly new activistup, center for medical progress, and one much it is employees broke the law after posing as officer of a biomedical firm proposed to planned parenthood employee in texas sale of feet tissue. they recorded hundred of hours of video at numerous planned parenthood offices to chronicle the sale of feet tissue and body parts. they allege that david delayeden and sandra merit illegally fabricated california state licenses during the sting operations. >> they claim you broke the law by one party consent. are you an investigative journalist. >> yeah, i am. planned parenthood is getting increasingly desperate to distract from the issue how they sell the body parts of babies they abort. they will make increasingly outlandish claims about myself, personal attacks against me. reporter: center for medical progress issued statement as defending videos as legitimate acts of investigative journalism. as a result of videos planned parenthood announced last year it would stop receiving reimbursement for

james of minutedon donated $25,000 in 2015 and 2016 and a senate relationship group and ben has donated $20,200 in the same period but it's las vegas senator becky harris donated $30,000 to fellow candidate harrison is a senator in charge of overseeing the most three competitive races in the state which may determine control of the senate in 2017 legislature. curiously however, harris hadn't donated money to the g.o.p. leadership group. over in the assembly, irene adams is tied with fellow maggie carleton donations and both women gave $7,500 to fellow democratic caucus and they are considered speakers after the resignation of mar land kirkpatrick. but the single biggest donor in the caucus isn't an elected official, jason fryer son who lost his seat in 2014 by a heartbreaking 40 votes and is look to go return to the is aim assembly has given $160,000 he totals exceed every other would be leaders i mentioned thus far combined. now that kind of money really talks and make makes a future speaker. >> thank you, steve. it's time for what to watch where we bring you up to speed on the stories happening next week. fans of the school choice voucher program are

. >> harry, what did you learn from the head of the fbi today? >> reporter: fbi director jamese here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came

james harrington was found dead in the street saturday near rainbow and criag. according to his family.. harrington fell off his segway just down the road from his house. ahead today.... ammar harris is expected to be formally sentenced to death. it took a jury 2 and a half hours back in november to decide that he will face the death penalty for killing three people along the las vegas strip back in 2013. here was the response from the "impose a sentence of harris was convicted of firing into another car killing its crash. that crash claimed the lives of an innocent cab driver and his passenger--that cab driver's family was in the courtroom nearly every day of harris' trial. are still in the dark this morning at the mandarin oriental hotel. it's starting to cause a real problem for 20 floors of condos there. their frozen foods are cooking. people there are also starting to notice there's a problem with the ventilation system. it all happened year yesterday morning. in a letter to residents the director of operations says they're trying to figure out the cause but aren't sure when the power will be back on. at first they offered to give residents a free hotel room but then took tha

james is shawn mcgarvey. next to shawn is one of our important members, alan armstrong, who is the present ceo of williams companies. next to alan is our good friend dod harris, the director of the department of energy. our good friend and admiral, don lauren, our strategic adviser for veterans for energy. peter is the present ceo of the american road and transportation association and is thrilled that he got a highway bill done. is that right, peter? next to peter is our long standing partner paula jackson. then our friend barry russell who heads iplaa. let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> floyd is the president and ceo of the pacific asian institute for congressional studies. next to him is gwen. next to gwen is karen, the president and ceo of the small business council. then we have rob underwood, the president of the petroleum marketers association. then tom karen, the ceo of the american wind energy association. tom asked what i was going to talk about today and i said i was going to take on the wind energy association, so he is listening very intently, as you can tell. next to tom is don santa, who is the present ceo of the national gas