driscoll could face six months in jail and a thousand dollar fine for each theft charge. >>> we want you to check this out right here. a live look at our city's -- well, part of the skyline as we pull out a little bit there. there it is. >> not bad. >> the question now, will it stay this way for the rest of the night? >> it's going to stay dry for the rest of the night and it's going to be chilly. look at ashtabula. already down to 21 degrees. i think we'll settle in right around 20 degrees here for elyria as well. you can really tell where skies have cleared out. close to the lake shore. you see these cold temps. lower 20s. middle 20s. inland, still some clouds. 28 canton. let's show you the approaching storm system. it will bring with it some scattered snow showers and those snow showers will likely not arrive until some time during the day on saturday. all in all we'll come back, we'll bring you that snowfall expectation in just a couple of minutes. >>> meantime, new video of a head on crash that happened on the inner belt. odot cameras caught the moment a wrong way driver slams i

police say arthur driscoll targeted older customers. >> generally speaking, nonconfrontational. they're least likely to look at their receipt. >> police say they think there could be more victims, and they want you to check your receipts and statements. driscoll could face time in jail and a thousands dollar fine for each charge. >>> vanessa joining us for our look at weather. again, chilly start to your saturday, but gets a little better. a lot of changes today, as we mentioned, from some snow programs. the good news is on the way tomorrow. >> i need you to just hold on. >> we're holding on. >> i promise you, it's going to get better. it's going to feel like spring as we head into tomorrow. stepping into next week, you know, us northern girls, we will be pulling out the short sleeves. >> right. >> flip flops, something, because we are talking about 60s returning to northeast ohio, well above normal for the month of march. taking a look at what's going on now, our temperatures, though, don't you dare have shorts or those short sleeves out this morning, because we're at a chilly

driscoll could face 6 months in jail and $5000 for each theft charge. >> always a good habit to check your receipts. >>> janessa webb joining us for a look at weather. we have dealt with the up and down conditions. we had that earlier this week with the lower temperatures, now it seems like we are creeping up. what you have coming next week is fantastic. patient here. we will see a day of wet conditions, it's first starting off as snow. transitioning to a wintery mix in to late afternoon in to tonight. just give the weather, we will see spring-like temperatures moving in to northeast ohio as we head in to next week. you can see visibility, kind of reduced for downtown cleveland, due to the weather maker, this across chicago, and it's bringing us the moisture this morning. moving fairly quickly from north to east, but spreading out towards mansfield in to stark, summit county, light flurries. when i was coming in to work, we saw odot and plows already out and about. this is going to be less than an inch of accumulation, but could be picking up for grassy areas. temperatures, we are dea

his name is david driscoll. you know that name? that's your boss? [laughter] well, i'll tell you who he is. he's the guy that said we're not going to tolerate low standards for our kids. it shook everybody up. am i right? and people were like instead of getting a's they were getting c's. boy, i tell you what. as much as we love plymouth we really, really want to live in lake woe bee gone where everyone is handsome, everybody is pretty. everybody is going to be an astronaut or a doctor or a billionaire. but we don't live in lake wobegone. we live in plymouth. and we live in massachusetts. we live in ohio. andris coal, he took the school's whole system on and he raised the standards in this state and became an inspiration for me as governor of ohio. so look. i don't know about all this common core and what it says on the internet. here's what it is to me and what we do in ohio and what we ought to do across the country. high standards, local control. the school board is where it happens. now let me just say a couple things. i think you probably have m

. >> a news reporter jaclyn driscoll spoke with both sides this afternoon. what's the next step for this business? >> i spoke with the owner who says he's shocked by the decision and says he needs the public's help to turn this around. sitting outside the city limits, pipe dream camping and tubing has been serving up summer fun for seven years. but they're facing closure after they were unanimously >> they said it was a public safety issue. that was their grounds for clowning. >> the board says they made the decision after a series of safety and zoning violations. >> in the last year, maybe year and a half, we've had complaints of noise and the sheriff has said there's been complaints about under age drinking. and intoxication there. >> but bradshaw says he takes the proper precautions of any small business owner. >> i offer free camping to anybody. i encourage them to stay. there's no reason anybody should leave. i don't sell alcohol. there's no reason i should be accountable for people drinking and driving. i can't do anything but take their keys and that'

at those receipts. closely check their receipts for purchases they didn't make. 20-year-old ortiz driscoll, and walmart cashier was charging customers for gift cards and keeping the gift cards for himself. police say he racked up gift cards to several restaurants without customers knowing while they checked out of the store. at least four victims later came forward to tell police. police believe there could be even more victims. >> take a look at your receipt before you leave the store, make sure the items you have listed on your receipt are the items that in fact you purchased. and the time to deal with that is in the now, not three hours later, four hours later. >> reporter: police tell me so far walmart has reimbursed at least four customers back in south euclid, paul kiska news channel 5. >> south euclid police say the cashier also admitted to shoplifting from the same walmart store. >>> a cool start to the first weekend in march. is going on in cleveland right now. how does the rest of the evening look? >> dry and chile. that's what we are going to track here. temperatures falling int

deserted area in the parking lot of what once was the amboy cinema off route 9 in new jersey by the driscoll bridge. police, locally and countywide, are investigating after they found a sayreville police officer with fatal gunshot wounds this morning. we learned about the fatal shooting earlier and launched new jersey route 9 north. we try to get a real views of what was happening on the ground and you can see a black dodge with the passenger-side door open and the passenger window is blown out and feet away from the car is a tent covering the body. officials say the deceased is a sayreville police officer who was off-duty at the time and police on the scene are not exactly what happened. there is no word if police are looking for a suspect. live in sayreville, new jersey, magdalena darts, cbs 2news. >>> spring is coming in like a lion. >> not only is it cold, but there is snow that fell across the entire area. eastern long island took the brunt of the storm. >> we have cbs 2 team coverage and we begin with john elliott in the weather center. >> we sent 3-6 and we got three. the biggest numb

it shows the seriousness of the incidentt, airport director for zabel says driscoll events the piles are monitored he said in this case driver said he became disoriented he says in cases like this the training received is quite clear. >> this instance it was not snowing very hard was not a visibility issue indicated in a statement that he lost his situational awareness . what aware of e alerts me that is that the smart thing to do would be to stop. incursions in the past said they turned over the investigation to the faas taken it very clear that this is not a pattern or problem but just aea bad mistake . he said this will be studied by all snow plow crews or anybody who has access to the runways w. >> have modified the training and the sensitive isis a trading mechanism, we talked about this incident and we do that with anye incident that happens at the airport so districts in our program and hopefully to ensure that it does not happen again.p >> he points out on any given day there are dozens of trips across the runwayay from baggage carriers to security he says that you have to un

and on the ground james ward and on sight am equip, the concrete contractor, general contractor driscollerty property trust. these guys treated like this job is no big deal but they're responsible for making history in our city and in cities around the world. they really just, you know, tom the cab operator he really just treated it like it's easy. >> just another day at work. >> 900 feet in the air. >> super special peel everyone on site all those guys made me feel comfortable. they are cheering for me. i mean it was -- it really was an experience of a lifetime. >> i was like, oh, my god. >> hold on. >> hold on. >> i was gripping the desk the whole time. >> my knees bent and holding on. i'm like this isn't helping. you are brave girl. >> thank you. >> good story. >> thank you. >> that ladder, that rickety ladder. >> no harness on the ladder, t too. >> i can't watch that. >> let's watch good weather. that will bring you back down. >> take a deep breath. >> deep breath. >> nice summer like weather in the end of winter. the still winter technically for another week or two. we start spring.

and on the ground james ward and on sight am equip, the concrete contractor, general contractor driscolliberty property trust. these guys treated like this job is no big deal but they're responsible for making history in our city and in cities around the world. they really just, you know, tom the cab operator he really just treated it like it's easy. >> just another day at work. >> 900 feet in the air. >> super special peel everyone on site all those guys made me feel comfortable. they are cheering for me. i mean it was -- it really was an experience of a lifetime. >> i was like, oh, my god. >> hold on. >> hold on. >> i was gripping the desk the whole time. >> my knees bent and holding on. i'm like this isn't helping. you are brave girl. >> thank you. >> good story. >> thank you. >> that ladder, that rickety ladder. >> no harness on the ladder, t too. >> i can't watch that. >> let's watch good weather. that will bring you back down. >> take a deep breath. >> deep breath. >> nice summer like weather in the end of winter. the still winter technically for another week or two. we start sprin

the parkway across the driscoll westbound traffic clear, the trains, everything on or close to schedule, street cleaning rules back in effect. ben: breaking news out of brussels, belgium, a couple explosions tore through the brussels airport, departure hall and metro station killing several people, injuring dozens more. robert moses is following the situation in the newsroom. >> reporter: bad news to tell you about. the death toll has risen according to belgian media. 13 people have been killed, 35 severely wounded. that is the word from belgian media. i want to look at sky news. this shows you the scenes, on the left at 8:00 this morning local time, two explosions ripped through the brussels airport, specifically the departures hall by the american hundreds of people were checking in for their flights. there are reports that shots were fired and there was yelling in arabic immediately preceding airport. people could be seen walking away from there, dazed with blood covering their body. an hour after those explosions at the airport which you are seeing now, and our after those explosion

commissioner cohen will be joining us later commissioner meiberger commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner makras commissioner paskin-jordan i believe is here commissioner stansbury a quorum is present thank you we'll start with the announcement first of all, we will go into closed session be our first item for the day any members of the public here okay. good on the ground we'll go into public session after the closed session any members of the public will be letting you know we'll go into closed session so the chair will entertain a motion to go into closed session commissioner confirm public comment. >> with any members of the public like to comment to into closed session to discuss the matters hearing none. >> public comment is closed. >> a vote is not required okay. so we'll go into executive sessions any members of the public your excused we will reconvene what w when we're done if you're session. >> okay good afternoon, everyone welcome back mr. clerk can you tell me what item. >> on item 4 general public comment oh, yes general public comment how could i forgot mr. rot

we'll give you details. >> commissioner driscoll that went into effect a year ago my general question is any puc pc going to comment am i missing something. >> (inaudible). >> i'm sorry you'll have to come to the mike. >> are you part of panel or not neutral so are you part of the panel or not. >> he's sitting at the general meeting. >> less talk about the guardian. >> residentially. >> we review those with staff and putting the managers on the watch list and that's been around a link time and perhaps the best international manager has suffered over the years and lyft a couple of managers and it boils down to growth of assets a ton of assets and assets are the enemy of performance the long run in emerging market they've got a long emerging market they've i can see they've process has innovate kept up with the market and we agree they should be reviewed it is painful they've been around and we've cut them back i think that requires a hard review that is basically what i seen the marketplace i'm curious another performance numbers if you are taking them out the portfolios you should loo

>> you're sure director. >> all right. >> commissioner, i commissioner driscoll i see the numbers areery close yeah. >> you know the answer to that. >> they're very close. >> yeah. >> any other i don't think there are any other questions we're done thank you. >> yes. we'll take public comment at this time on item 7 seeing none, public comment is closed. last week to call item 8 >> discussion manager shaw supervisors this is as companion item just a quick kind of of comments we added don't mortgages managers to the international core equity port commission proefrm related they've gone through a tough times specifically the thirds quarter of calendar prior year very good core perform to discuss with them this is the longest serving equity managers we think their performance is disappointing that is a long serving managers this is gm o tom co-sponsorshiper the portfolio percentage he's actually at our board for the interview when we first interviewed him hesitate retiring we're fortunate to a degree his portfolio i'd like to take the opportunity in a has been over 10 years will be taking

. >> i will go into jim driscoll our boss and ask for a massive raise. >> really. >> massive. >> do youhink that will go over well. >> no. >> that is why i have found a new app right there on my phone making it easier to ask the boss the tough questions because you clam up when you get in there. >> to start off it is called crystal, engineered a formula that can figure out how to ask your boss for that raise, mike. >> okay. >> caters to your boss's preferences based on their on line activity. crystal searches for google, facebook to figure out their personality. the best way to talk to them. win them over. app puts word in your mouth. drawing out permits driven e-mails for those tough scenarios. >> so i investigated our boss, jim driscoll. >> you did. >> what he googles a a lot, well, some of the things i just can't say. >> just like that. >> i will go in, you know what i really want to do. i want to take a disney cruise. >> walt disney. >> i will take a cruise for about ten days, you know, locked on the cruise ship with disney and get dropped off near orlando and spend another ten days

claire: daytona beach fire chief dru driscoll says a caller saw this boat and thought it was going down in the water. turns out, it and another nearby are marine castaways, but rescuers have to be certain and have to check them out. >> we get frequent calls overtaxing the public safety system responding to these supposed boat emergencies. claire: some counties, like volusia, have partnered with cities and fwc to try and track down derelict owners. this eyesore is finally out of the river. the alternative? mark the abandoned boats and remove them where time and budget allow, frustrating because when one is removed, another turns up somewhere else. there is legislation pending that could put more teeth into laws regarding derelict boats, but bottom line, if officials can' t find the owners, it' s taxpayers that foot the bill. in volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. summer: three new police recruits jumped into action when police department. the car crashed into a drainage canal full of water. one officer recruit was able to open the driver' s door and take off the driver' s seatbelt.

. >> does that mean our boss jim driscoll will get us something. >> he will come in, hug us, dennis bianchin and hug us. >> breakfast, raise. >> full buffet and i bet we will get a car. >> wow. >> sound good to me. >> find out why employees in one pet company they have an extra reason to celebrate this morning. they are getting good stuff. >> hold on he just walked in with a pink slip what do you think that is, sue. ♪ ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com to get a guaranteed discount. (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. then your eyes may see it, differently.ave allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. >>> well, of course, it is still winter, it looks and feels like winter.

hissed in his david driscoll. do you know that in? at your boss? [laughter] i'll tell you he is but he's a guy who said we would not tolerate low standards for our kids. and it shook everybody up, am i right? and people were like instead of getting a's, irrigating c's. we really, really want to live in lake will be gone were and what is handsome, everyone is pretty, everybody is going to be an astronaut or a doctor or a billionaire. but we don't live in lake will be gone. we live in plymouth and we live in massachusetts and we live in ohio. and driscoll, he took the whole system on and he raised the standards in the state and became an inspiration for me as governor of ohio. so look, i don't know about all this common core and what it says on the internet. here's what it is to me is what we do in ohio. this is what we are to be across the country. high standards local control. the school board is where it happens. let me just a couple of things. i think you probably have most of the standard you need a third grade reading guarantee but youu cannot

commissioner cohen will be joining us later commissioner meiberger commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner makras commissioner paskin-jordan i believe is here commissioner stansbury a quorum is present thank you we'll start with the announcement first of all, we will go into closed session be our first item for the day any members of the public here okay. good on the ground we'll go into public session after the closed session any members of the public will be letting you know we'll go into closed session so the chair will entertain a motion to go into closed session commissioner confirm public comment. >> with any members of the public like to comment to into closed session to discuss the matters hearing none. >> public comment is closed. >> a vote is not required okay. so we'll go into executive sessions any members of the public your excused we will reconvene what w when we're done if you're session. >> okay good afternoon, everyone welcome back mr. clerk can you tell me what item. >> on item 4 general public comment oh, yes general public comment how could i forgot mr. rot

siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll has his story. 3 just on the name alone the ironman triathlon suggests it is one of the toughest sports in the 3 world. and many who compete, entire life to do so. but that's not the case for usa's standout, matt 3 hanson. "when i was 16 i was challenged by a good mentor of mine to make a list of 50 goals for the next ten years." it all started with a bucket rest is history. "on that list i put complete and ironman triathlon."although matt hanson was always a runner, for him it was mere recreation. it was a different sport that grabbed his attention. "i actually wrestled and that was my number one sport up until college. i came to buena vista here to be a wrestler." but now hanson wonders where he could be if he had made running *his* sport."when i think back now, a little bit, it's like i wonder what i could have done if i would have had a little bit more time invested into running in college or high school even." shattering ironman course records in 20-14 at chattanooga and 20-15 in texas, hanson hopes to continue this momentum. this time trav

. >> i had the same thing said to me yesterday in jim driscoll's office. of my offers. >> and yet you came back. good for you. >> and he had a beautiful outfit on when he said it. we have number of eight today, little chilly afternoon? >> right. well the chill is to start, because we're in the 20's and 30's this morning. yes, we put some mittens on bus stop buddy. at least won't have to hold on to the flyers cap like yesterday, but it is cold, and might shock you when you walk out the door, now it won't, because we just warned you. so no clouds, that's what enabled the cold over night, let's check the current temperature, 38 degrees in philly, but it feels like 34. sunshine going to help little bit. but not for awhile. went chill of 14 mount pocono, windchill of 29 in atlantic city, feels like 30 in dover, delaware, we get to high though of 60 degrees today, seasonable high temperature, tonight, down to 45, not quite as cold as it is right now. but we talk about roller coaster ride and that seven day forecast, and bob kelly talk about sun glare right now.

commissioner cohen will be joining us later commissioner meiberger commissioner bridges commissioner driscollmissioner makras commissioner paskin-jordan

commissioner cohen will be joining us later commissioner meiberger commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll