not at least for us here in northeast ohio. i'm going to show you our power like snowfall. many of us not seeing a drop just yet. we are continuing to saturate the air. at this point still rather dry. probably noticing your hand feeling extra dry but a little bit drier when you wake up in the morning. waiting for thundershower saturate and today it's one of those wetter days. temperature-wise it's chilly too. cleveland at 40 degrees. feels more like 37. 39 in akron. your live picture. we did have a little sunshine to start the day but the clouds off. woss -- though you are feeling like you're at 28. here's that wet weather. it does look like the pink is a mixture and even a little bit of snowfall too but the only place that's reporting and observing any wet weather is loraine. you have light l rainfall. the potential for a little bit of that mixture. we could see some pelts. but waiting for the warm front to move in ability rain chancings increase throughout the day today. we'll talk timing and what it means for your holiday coming up next. . >> another officer shot in the

here. the annual coats for kids campaign is gearing up. you can donate new he or gently used winter coats in all sizes at variety of 0 locations. children across northeast ohio. for more information, go to lasted 90 minutes, classes canceled here today. they will resume here on the campus of ohio state tomorrow morning. also, students who may have left belonging this in buildings -- belongs in this building are being allowed to return to get the items. you don't have 0 to be a parent to really understand the fact unnerving to anyone who has a student here at ohio state. back in cleveland, we've been talking to some moms and dads today, and joins us with that story. >> reporter: very reassuring that those parents we spoke to today said they felt very well informed throughout the entire day. parents here depended on the updates from the buckeye alert system. some actually said they wouldn't have changed a thing. beat immediately, you think where is my child? is he okay? >> laura's oldest son is a freshman at osu. her mind started racing when she received add buckeye alert shortly before 10:00 monday morning. >> i sent a text to him right away, and he texted me

>>> and weather for us here in northeast ohio on turkey day a little gloomy. rainfall, snowfall, it's all back in your power of 5 seven- day forecast. we'll see if it will be rang on those shopping bags as we break >>> black friday has almost turned into black thursday. stores open early, people leave their homes for savings. but do you really to have fight the crowds and all those long jonathan wall ssh here with that answer. jonathan, you have specific examples. >> experts have been saying that for awhile now. many years now, that on-line savings are there for you, and this year is certainly no different. it's almost dizzying, the amount of sales that are staring you in the face. door busters from so many stores, tempting you to hop from place to place, like the easter bunny on thanksgiving. but the truth? well, the secret's been out. >> business expert from a 2014 interview i did where he said savings on-line were equal or better than the stores. >> in general, the whole process of bag on-line as opposed to buying in-store is much more efficient on behalf of

pressure to make its way across the country and then pack right into us here in northeast--and then smack right into us here in northeast ohio. so we will have rain on wednesday. so again, lake effect snow showers continuing through the morning. i think around lunch time, it is con finned to the snow belt. snow belt. and--confined to the snow belt. and then at 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., it is going to fade, and it is still in pennsylvania there, still seeing the snowfall through the evening hours. but again, most of us, though, nice and dry. notice the windchills, though, by the way, 13 in mansfield, waking up tomorrow morning. that is the big weather story tomorrow as you are waking up with. and we are talking about just how cold it is to start off the new temperatures tomorrow afternoon, only in the 30s. welcome to northeast, ohio. here is what it looks like through 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, in terms of how much more snowfall we could get, between say a trace upwards of an inch on the southern end, going to lake county. so shardon as well. maybe on the lower end of an inch there. and maybe even two inches on the southern end of

a beautiful day for us here in northeast ohio. it's a cold from where tracking off to the west currently situating up toward edmonton, canada, calgary. this system will continue to move toward the east and generally toward northeast ohio and as of this point we are thinking it should move in tuesday during the evening hours. but if mother nature decides she wants to script the system in a few hours earlier, could impact some of us who want to go vote. so if you want to do some early voting seat off to contend with possibility of rain on tuesday, start sunday. sunday afternoon looking wonderful if you're thinking about doing a late lunch or perhaps dinner it will look amazing. and then even tomorrow morning to start off the new workweek they'll forget your sunglasses. trying to help propel temperatures in the mid-and even upper 60s within a few degrees of 70 tomorrow. today a great-looking day with temperatures low to mid 60s for highs and overnight lows falling into the 40s. window nation seven-day forecast of course tomorrow near

in snow.ow just be careful. this is likely with summer to winter can wednesday we kind of really did.can they tell us so we do here wehe are back to reality. in northeast ohio hoping that more people look to their smartphones before they cap on the roof. this release. and you can receive personalized cameras which allows us to look at them and see what kind of k conditions they are in as well. he could never heard of these conditions. >> allison brown, fox 8 news. it is that time of year. cooler on here the air and online and on the fox 8. he >> in other news a convicted murderer isew sentenced to deat. maia belay was in the courtroom. >> count after killed the coastline june 2 sledges he with tears in his eyes -- with tears in her eyes burned as political me that she is cited.i >> it's hard not to have emotions . >> he was that member of the the heartless soundscape and arrive with another game killed three and wounded three more. >> was two years laterer offense of the tragedy has been wiped away. a new business has moved.mo you people here to drink to move on. for angela, there's no moving up she lost two sons. i have to start all over next it's hard emo

but again, it is a cold and windy sunday here for us in northeast ohio. but it is the weekend, and that means you can sit back, relax, grab a cuff of coffee, orer cocoa, if cow have a fireplace, turn and--if you have a fireplace, turn that on and just enjoy it. pause really, it is late, note late november here in northeast ohio. this is what we come to expect this time of the year soft just embrace it, enjoy it, and you know,--year. so just embrace it, enjoy it, and you know, lover it. >> yes, take a nap. >> oh, yes. >> all right, thanks, michael. >>> well, jasmine has been life for us all morning taking a look at the conditions that we are seeing outside. morning. and jasmine, a lot of worry ant the roads. what have--about the roads. what have you been seeing? >> reporter: we, we have seen a lot of salt trucks. if you had to go out this morning, everybody was covered in salt. as for here in shardon, they were working since we got here around 5:00 a.m., the roads were all snow covered. right near, clear as day. so i think like if you are co if you are, yo

dick thanks you thinks you done so much not only for us here spirits us here at fox sake spirits foxy the fall of us in northeast ohio and inspired us to do the best to not only no work but also to the best out get the countdown to dick goddard's final forecast is on. keep watching all month long as we celebrate the life and career of mr. dick goddard. >> not many people get to have a street named in their honor but then again not everyone is dick goddard. >> as social shows you now, among the number of honors and awards mr. goddard has received over the years, one of them is more visible than all of the others. >> for more than half a century dick goddard has been cleveland's own when it comes to forecasting the weather. twice he has been named the most popular local weather television man in america. >> reigning moderately and hopkins, likely in the city of cleveland. >> his advocacy for animal rights is second to none and over 40 years he has held the largest one-day festival in here's a man with he is a man of many accolades to his credit and because he is such a valued asset to the cleveland community, it came a

featured in the stork report just that over to fox8.com.or >> growing up as a little girl here in northeast ohio i used to watch you every day i remember working for the first time with you a channel eight it was wonderful singers many know some don't i was so very honored to sing with him many timeser we ud to sing songs from phantom of the opera all of northeast ohio that was aa big moment for me o be sharing the stage was such a wonderful man that thing i love about you most respect you so much is what you have done for the animals. you have been their voice, and we all thank i am hanging out with the always common reserve anybody and asked if i could come to cleveland. this is tht five today. what are we making? >> to eggs to whites. not quite a frittata but this is my take on expert if got some eggs and a pressure cooker that will cook for six minus works best. that is not fully work. >> it happened it just happens. the eggs are in their and cook for six minutes you put them in the pressure cooker so they feel real easy.o a fabulous food shw this evening but another fun filled weekend a little bit

here in northeast ohio. the 23rd 5:00 is your time. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm wayne dawson. >> and i'm kristi capel. scott sabol is in the dick goddard weather center. >> rededicated the weather center yesterday toa represent dick goddard's 55 years of weather history. we are thankful to see that appear. we how the banner at the bottom

here in northeast ohio. this is inside the toys-r-us in parma. no hatchables. nothing left on the shelves there. sia nyorkor is talking with shoppers this morning. her report is coming up in just two minutes. a shopper is trying to get out of the camera there. one month, 30 days until christmas day. i'm tia ewing. >> nichole: you're days are numbered for christmas shopping. i'm nichole vrsansky in for brian duffy. another hazy, cloudy, cold start on the day. let's go samantha roberts tracking our first alert forecast. sam. >> samantha: it's 6:01 and cloudy outside. we have a little drizzle popping up, particularly in cuyahoga and lake counties. again, this is really light stuff. nothing measurable. not even umbrella-worthy, but as the day goes on, i would not rule out a stray shower or two. if you're black friday shopping today, take your umbrella, although you may not need it all day long. again, any rain that pops up lakeshore and out into the snowbelt. temperatures in the 30s for my early morning shoppers. for my afternoon shoppers, we'll be in the low to mid-40s. definitely coatworthy this a

us here. the outcome of the presidential election prompting unrest in including northeast ohio. >> this is key players in the election call for the nation to come together. the mag wheels on the story for us tonight. blue, there has been some nastiness. >> in cleveland home has been vandalized a longtime owner calls it a case of political intimidation in the meantime, a student at bowling green street university said she was attacked on campus for her political views. >> the female student posted on social media that she wore an obama hope t-shirt and was attacked by three males who threw fists and rocks at her and then cale this goal is reacting quickly. student leaders have organized the town hall meeting to discuss the impact of the election and respect within our community. the meeting is set for monday. >> i was that this world would never have to come to that. because of my politics. >> joan wingels and her husband have lived in cleveland slavic village neighborhood for 38 years. they say some of their donald trump yard signs were stolen their home with paintballs. and the very next day,

, i'll be taking positions on things that impact us all once in a while, but mostly i'll be here to answer your questions. questions about northeast ohio, questions about how television news works and even about specific stories that go on the air. ?hey erik, why do you spell your name with a k?? hey, that's a great question. my dad says they actually named me after a brand of cigars. it was a different era. just email me at erik@cleveland19.com, and i'll see it's all about getting answers. ?erik, have you decided on the east side or the west side?? we haven't decided yet, but i'll get you an answer. ?thanks?. you know, if the election taught us anything, it's that people aren't shy about giving you their opinion whether it's on facebook or social media. this is your forum. you want something answered, you want something changed? tell us about it. i'll be on facebook, too. i look forward to hearing from you. now i have to find one answer for myself. ?where's the bathroom around here?? this editorial. e-mail your response to editorial@cleveland19.com.o ,?,? cathy's gotten used to the smell of lingering garbage... ...in her kitchen yup,

in northeast ohio about to get help on the streets. >> thanks to a project two years in th0di?making. dashcams will be cleveland cruisers. >> dhomonique ricks is here to tell us more. how many cars are getting the 6p new technology. >> cleveland police tell me 350 front line cruisers like this one to be exact. now the dashcam mounted here inside and behind the windshield and show a wider pick not only of the front but the back. >> the more eyes that you have brinkatellli. that's the simple reason for these. >> we are ?r?on our way of gett n. se q?4 >> dashcam being install into hundreds of cruisers. >> it will be positive to see what the officers go through. >> the dashcams ?are synced wit body cams providing a wide view. what is going on i >> ?t?the body w3cams. reporting. they $p9?are in a buffering mode. >> certain triggers like opening a door and turning the sirens on. officers will be able to zoom in and out of the footage. >> no ?-6?matter the f?case the cameras ?you have and something that is sophisticated as the systems that we are getting would help make those cases more understandable for the i@@? public. >> in cases like the shooting of tamir rice

. >>> back here in northeast ojai wrote haven of rest -- ohio, the haven of rest ministries is hoping to create unity with the homeless community. they are using food to help those in need feel like family. spending most of their day cooking a thanksgiving meal here at haven rest ministries it's a little different because you are cooking for hundreds of people in need. >> we like to make them feel like it's a home cooked meal you know just like you would get at mom's house. >> reporter: but unlike mom's house, volunteers in this kitchen have been preparing 150 turkeys and hundreds of pounds of potatoes and green beans for today's thanksgiving meal. every year, haven of rest provide a meal for need. and even for those who maybe alone around the holidays. >> this is a real blessing for me because i don't have any family in town. so i am able to have thanks giving my work family. >> reporter: about 600 people are expected each year for the thanksgiving feast. a plate full of food weighing in at more than a pound. and a colorful place setting that was able to paint a smile on the hundreds of people who walked in. day it's not ordinary day at haven

big problem with it here yet, but you have to know if it's there, if it's in the northeast, if it's in ohio, it's going to be coming here, right? >> absolutely. you're talking about using something that's cheap, that you can put a miniscule amount and make it more profitable, it is coming and i just caution came out this morning about the cases. i mean, they go as far as to call it a weapons grade chemical. when you read something like that, it's frightening, isn't it? >> think about that. think about it. 10 milligrams can kill hundreds of people. you know, one gram, imagine how small one gram is can kill thousands of people. you're talking about something that's extremely dangerous. this isn't just mr. law enforcement officer talking about, listen, let's be dramatic, it's another drug on the street that can hurt somebody. no. this is extremely toxic. i caution everyone out there. >>russell: important information we have out there today. i hope people are listening. thank you. good to see you. >> have a great rest of the week. >>laura: so disturbing, too, to think about the pictures and we've reported on a lot of them, this couple that passed out in the front of their

us going to be dry. >>> happening all over the country and right here in northeast ohio. according to the social media site next door 42% of people say this has happened to them. with 61% of neighbors reporting they're afraid to even have their packages delivered to their homes. urvetion ps expect to deliver more than 6 million they suggest using a signature confirmation. that way you know someone is home to sign for that package you have ordered. coming up i'll have some stuff you can take to protect yourself and those precious packages that you have ordered. that's coming up. live in cleveland. meg shaw, news 5. . >> a neighborhood on edge this morning after a string of crimes. ten reported in one neighborhood in less than everything from car break-ins, thefts and one accident someone actually broke into a home, stealing a wallet and keys. >> news speaking to one of the victims who doesn't want to be identified. he's shocked by what's happening. >> the afternoon. i've always kept the doors unlocked. just going to start locking up which we normally haven't. >> cleveland

in the news department that's sure, i will be taking positions on things that impact us all once in a while and i will be here to answer your questions. questions about northeast ohio and questions about how television news works and about specific stories that go on the air. >> erik, why do you spell your name with a k? >> my dad says he named me after a brand of cigar. it was a different era. >> e-mail me at erik@cleveland19.com. >> it is aboutti >>> have you decide the on the east side or west side. >> we have not decided. i will get you the answer. >> with the election people are not shy about giving their opinion on facebook, social media, this is your forum. want something answered and something changed? tell us about it. i will be on facebook, too. i look forward to hearing from you. i have to find one answer for myself, where is the bathroom around here? >> we encourage your response to >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company your local window, siding and door expert since 1960. live from cleveland's newscenter we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> we begin with breaking news at this hour. >>> it happened on i-90 a

here in northeast ohio. the 23rd 5:00 is your time. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm wayne dawson. >> and i'm kristi capel. scott sabol is in the dick goddard weather center. >> rededicated the weather center yesterday toa represent dick goddard's 55 years of weather history. we are thankful to see that appear. we how the banner at the bottom we'll talk more about dick goddard and her celebrations yesterday.l we all know rain on radar. initially there will be rain. it will transition in some spots for the westit over to a wintry mix and some sleep and motives no showers.y toledo just jumped up to 32. the warm-up has begun in westere areas. any precipitation should hold off until midmorning.a in the late morning across a lot of this is evaporating before it reaches the ground. most areas will stay dry from mid-to-late morning.s we could see some rain and a few wet snow flurries mixed in. it will be short-lived and will have a in the afternoon. there's a break in the afternoon.. temperatures rise into the 40s with more steady showerss holdig off until after sundown

us here in new york. >>> first-time home buyers are expected to dominate the jill schlesinger joins us to >> samantha: our big weather story in northeast ohio is the significant warm-up and the above average temperatures. highs this afternoon in the middle 60s. for this time of the year, that's 10 degrees above average. we will keep a lot of cloud cover around today. i think we'll see a little more sun breaking out in the afternoon. blustery, too, but not as windy as it was last night. tomorrow rain back in the forecast. is . >>> the u.s. ambassador has made his job fun for an international audience. >> reporter: i'm mark phillips in copenhagen, denmark, where the u.s. ambassador has become a bit of an accidental or is it a deliberate tv star? and in this crazy election year, do. >> on this one, i'm not certain i can give you anything reassuring. >> reporter: rufus gifford does denmark. diplomacy as showman, and it works. coming up on "cbs this morning." when i have a headache, i don't want to put my life on hold. i've got a big night planned with my friends. and i want to enjoy every moment of it. that's why i use fast-acting excedrin for

in northeast ohio about to get help on the streets. >> thanks to a project two years in th0di?making. dashcams will be cleveland cruisers. >> dhomonique ricks is here to tell us more. how many cars are getting the 6p new technology. >> cleveland police tell me 350 front line cruisers like this one to be exact. now the dashcam mounted here inside and behind the windshield and show a wider pick not only of the front but the back. >> the more eyes that you have

money man matt granite is here to show us the favorite free app that puts the best of northeast ohio at our finger tip. >> reporter: best free app ever. born and raised here in northeast ohio. like many of you watching right now. and this is a way to learn about your community in a whole new light saving you time and senior savings correspondent. thanks matt great delivery. in three steps three specialties promotions sake money and hook you up with awesome incentives you wouldn't know about locally number two reservations getting you into the best rest he rants clubs and experiences and tickets. the special event hand holding that so many of us need whether it's a bottle service or meggs e-- special event with a chef or it done. let's meet the creators. >> you should replace you know replace yelp and event bright because we have all three of those services all in one app and interface. >> it's free for consumers establishments pay us when we sent people in the door and they want as many people to use it. >> reporter: the list of establishments is growing from bottle service to vip treatment about a reservation kicks it up a few notches and puts the rewards i

here in northeast ohio. we will go down memory lane >>> with the browns off to a senior-10 start, it is time to hakem dermish takes us down memory lane with a story that takes us to the current state with jon carroll. >> reporter: that is where he is going. oh, score. hector marinello is a cleveland sports legend. he also had his own chocolate bar. appropriately named the hector crunch bar. people ate it up just like watching him score he is the all-time leading scorer in professional indoor soccer history making sweet history when he reach a championship in the 1990s. after he retired, he took his focus to coaching. this year coach held a blue streak win the oac tournament championship. saturday night with my son was the highlight of my career. quite honestly, i broke down and started crying. i am so emotional, and it has been great just to see him celebrate was awesome. >> we were both very emotional. i just said i'm extremely proud of what we've done together and i love him. >> reporter: for hector marinello, it is family first. he sure is a deep bond with his father's footsteps. over the last seasons he is jon cu

here in northeast ohio. according to social media site next people say this has happen to them. 61% of neighbors saying they're afraid of having them delivered at home. they suggest using a signature confirmation. that way you know someone is home when your package is delivered. but there are other steps you can take to make sure you're not a victim of stolen packages. at 5:00 plus in with where you can get the panels shipped. live in cleveland. meg shaw, news 5. >>> thank you. cleveland heights neighborhood on edge this morning after a string of crimes. now ten crimes were reported in just less than two days. everything from car break-ins, they haves and someone broke into a home stealing a wallet and set doesn't want to be identified. he's shocked by what's happening. >> i've always kept the door up locked. just going to start locking up like we normally haven't. >> they are watching this situation closely. >>> moving on here not only did the browns lose the game quarterback lost some money. he and his girlfriend left the wallets in the cars during the game. well a lot of people asking why would you leave your cash in the car in the first place? they were parked in t

huge round of applause, but from all of us here at fox 8, thank you northeast ohio, and merry christmas. whenever we put out the call, a turkey while it is no check in, this isis thomas cowles par that is his name. he has a facebook page with lot's of likes they say he is the tories because he is known for s chasing cars and bowling students, he he is a big-time celebrity out there, thomas gobbles, casper wyoming. >> want to thank you for joinin us. up next with all of the top news stories with fox 8 news at 7:00 o'clock, thanks for this is a look from the fox 8 roofcam. >> there are a few lingering showers, and early tomorrow morning. cloudy, a few sprinkles to the last, otherwise, not much activity, there will be more showers with the front tonight and then into tomorrow morning.

here, which means the annual coats for kids campaign. from now until early january you can donate new or gently used winter coats of all sizes in a variety of locations. wkyc kids across northeast ohio. >>> people probably be hitting the most this weekend. >> snowflakes and whatnot. >> in a big game tomorrow. >> it will be exciting. ?? (laughs..) here it is. ?? ?? hey dad! wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxury vehicles. sign and drive off in a new 2017 lincoln mkc with zero down [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- justin timberlake. tracey ullman.

. >>> northeast ohio's premier christmas shop. 5,000 square feet of space in the nation's largest hardware. it is just beautiful here i happened to be with the director of marketing. she told us all about what you can find here. >> welcome. >> this is great. ki >> everybody can. we can spend so much time and we have the most beautiful decorations here. the most beautiful guestware. like you said over 5,000 square feet in the largest hardware store. >> you have an open house coming up november 4th and 5th. tell me about that. >> we do. the weekend actually. november 4th and 5th. we have an all-day open house on friday and saturday. so from 8:00 to 8:00 on friday and 8:00 to 6:00 on beautiful christmas shop. you can do the scratch and save and anywhere from 20 to 100% off your totally purchase. can you believe it >> getting it for free? >> there is a chance. basic include you come and pick out your items. you go to the register and they'll check and tell you what you've won. also friday night from 5:30 to 8:00 the family night going on. santa will be here. kids crafts. we have a magician. we have face painting. we have a balloon on saturday, from 10:00 0 5:00 live music here on

estate world ofey focus on northeast ohio o thanks to the way that they use virtual-reality treatment lorri taylor saysksre it is sure to c the way closer but it sold and only here. in the industry's never done before.e. >> they show a million-dollar estate and walking through the halls of the home, enjoy every luxurious detail but taking par in a broker's open house, 20 miles away. walked down the staircase felt like i wanted to reach out tok grab the hand railing it wa that realistic. is the brainchild behind the idea of turning homeses using samsungs virtual-reality goggle for the future of real estate will be through these goggles. >> became of the idea of using them as a real estate tool during open housess after tryin them at a conference a couple weeks ago drama getting calls from agents of miami, denver, >> using virtually all decay be a timesaver, saving time drivin fromsa house to house, they can accomplished in less than an hour and you don't have to leav your chair drivenyo they how to shoot the home with the 360-degree camera can't say enough about how they improve his' clients experiences. allowing out-of-towners to save time and moneyxp. to narrow dow

northeast ohio congressman failed today in his bid to unseat nancy pelosi. news 5 here right now with a look at what this means for ryan's future. >> he did something few of us would have considered in taking they came up short. he got his name out. there the congressman might be ready to spread his wings with a bid for governor. he's flirted with the idea before but wacked away electing to stay in congress with a safe seat. this bid might be a sign he's willing to broaden his pll horizons specially given the unlikelihood they'll take back the house any too many soon. >> he's sit sitting in a party that has no voice at may be looking at then i do look seriously at the goip. he would be probably the strongest candidate to announce a democratic side. >> and other democrats would likely wait to see if he decides to get in the race. >> the republican said may be wide open. all eyeing possible runs. lrt. you have your eye on the power of five. >> we are announcing right now that we are it is raining outside. >> we're running quickly. >> running quickly. if you're out and about rain gear. we've heard some thunder here. some heavy bursts of rain now moving through

us. there's a lot to learn this election season. that's what's making news in america this morning. . >>> breaking news at 4:30, two people discovered dead brutal murder nearly 500-miles away, found here in northeast ohio. how long they were here and where they were found. >> and first, let's get a check of the forecast. here is jd. >>> here we are at 4:30 on a friday. we made it to the end of the week and now we are tracking cooler air settling in. here is satellite and radar. later on today there may be a spotty shower or two.

us today, toll free at... 1-844-731-5981. little break from the election coverage and check on the other news headlines here in northeast ohio. >> chris: that's right we start with police investigating an assault at kent state university happening near university oaks apartments. a man approached the victim and said he was having trouble with his car and the guy attacked that person who tried to help. he was able to run away. ksu warning other students. >>> two more robberies overnight near the case campus in east 115th street. three students were robbed of a cell phone and money. there have been four other similar crimes in that same area. police warn students to look out and be careful. >> denise: a centra ohio man accused of donating money to isis. he was arrested trying to leave columbus to join the terrorist network. daniels is in federal custody and daniels is accused of creating e-mail addresses and social media accounts talked about joining the jihad. >> browns player josh gordon due in court claiming he is the father of the 1-year-old girl. gordon submitted to a dna test in september and results prove he is the fathe

here for this weekend. you can be practicing hoops with the kids. >> it is not real warm but it is certainly looking better for us in northeast ohio. chilly over the last couple of days in comparison to the temperatures from midweek. added cloud cover and a lot more sun by the end of this day. and then clear in make sure the heaters are running appropriately. you will need them. 55 the current temperature right now for us in wooster. dew point very low. you can feel the dryness in the air and your northeast wind at 6 miles per hour. continuing the trend. for us here on the east side. 50s in astubula and 50 in chardon and heading down south we drop now to 53 and most highs were met in the middle not a bad day but still rather chilly if you are stuck under the clouds without the sun helping you out. 53 in parma and more sunshine evident, have the shades, you could find issues with sun glare. lodi at 55 degrees. 58 at ashton and 53 in elyria. west siders noticing the cool air settling in as well. for us towards e i say we have a warm-up. the oranges, they are creeping closer and that high pressure system shifts to the east and 60s and

a cyber security expert we talked to here in northeast ohio says he's not surprised and tell us folks here shouldn't be overly concerned. >> i don't really take anything suspicious from that, really. it could just be that that was the set of ip ranges that they happened to scan to find one. there's anything in chardon that an attacker would really go after. >>reporter: now, black-op cyber says the link where the link here in chardon was compromised could have come off one server that was compromised so there could be thousands of others. live in chardon, meg shaw, news 5 >> maybe not a major concern, but certainly unsettling. haven't requested a ballot yet, you only have a few hours left. requests must be mailed by today. completed ballots have to be postmarked by monday, the day before election day. if you missed today's deadline, you can still vote early in person through monday. >>> some who have already sent in their completed absentee ballots are reporting some confusion. it's all because of a mailer sent out by the ohio democratic party. it was meant to remind voters to turn in

us. i can tell you that, right, jd? >> for now. >>> i know i asked a while ago if anyone here is a snow lover. i don't think anybody in the room is but here in the northeast part of ohio, the chance for snow is going up as we head to the weekend. here is the seven-day forecast. between now and then this is a lot of ups and downs. tomorrow sprinkles and temperatures are cooler than today. friday 70 degrees. then here comes the system. it is about the timing of the moisture and the cold air. the cold air can meet the moisture. we could see snow trying to mix its way in by early sunday. so several things that we as a weather team will keep our eyes on to keep you informed. >> thank you, jd. >>> this story will there is a local animal that could use a lot of love right now. >> this golden retriever was found shot, stuck in a trap and infested with fleas in the middle of the woods. his name is chance. vets say he is a long way to go before he is recovered. etc. at the lorain county animal emergency clinic. he will have to undergo at $4,000. >> our focus is at making him better and giving him a chance at life. >> with no collar or chip the hospital has not been able to find

here's where people can get the training they need to take their home business to the next level. many of the people who use this kitchen are, in fact, seasonal. mike brookbank, news 5. >>> a northeast ohio congressman now finds himself in the middle of a national representative tim ryan is p. john kosich spoke with ryan and joins us now with more on a potential shake-up. >> the election results he owe. he's sounding is an awful lot like a challenger. just as the election of donald trump shook up washington, ohio congressman tim ryan tells me it should also shake up the donald trump is now the president of the united states. when the great blue firewall collapses in ohio and pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin, we ear. that's why there's a challenge to nancy pelosi for house minority leader. the state has an appetite for a new democratic party to win back numbers who voted for bidens are gone, the clintons are gone. the house leadership race is going to be an important signal of what the new democratic party looks like. >> reporter: >> reporter: it was the blue collar democrats who sided with trump. >> for us to have ignored them so badly for so long they actually think that donald t

us. - wildlife garden has two locations, one in solon and one in north canton. well, that wraps it up. what a great independents show, right? locally-owned businesses we have right here in northeast ohio, and you can check all the ones we stopped by on our website, fox8.com. just click on the "new day" tab. i'm natalie herbick and i'll see you on the next "new day cleveland." sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. just how many warm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers dr. oz: today on." "the dr. oz show," it's one of life's biggest mysteries. what does it really feel like to die? we investigate the final seven minutes before death. plus, burned up smart phones are making headlines. >> it started sho dr. oz: how safe is your smart phone battery? we investigate. coming up next. ? dr. oz: today, two big investigations you can't find anywhere else. first up, the actual physical experience of dying.

used to northeast ohio. it's is fall. the chill is back. >> the teens this morning. so layer up. if you're headed out and about. we're going to see the warm-up move in pretty quickly here. we'll see 56, possibly 58 for akron and canton this afternoon. warms up completely to near the 60-degree mark by monday and tuesday. we cool off a tad bit and possibility of just a few showers for your evening hours for wednesday but th friday, that's unreal. >> good news with the forecast. while we're getting the temperatures that we're used to seeing more like this time of year, overnight, still getting a lit ofle of that warm-up especially later this week. >> 68 near 70 friday. then a pretty strong front that is going to move in friday evening to saturday. that will drop us down to a chilly next weekend, in store but you have to be happy about quiet conditions here, we're not tracking any rain or any snow. in place. we see some bigger changes possibly for thanksgiving week but let's not get too far ahead. >> i don't want to. no reason to get that far ahead of ourselves. just concentrate on the forecast and sunshine coming up next week. >>> we'll be back at 10:00. ""this week"" nex

here in northeast ohio. the hardest-hit areas are cuyahoga and lake counties. and the high winds will continue this morning. meteorologist j.d. rudd tracking it all for us >> yeah. we track it here with our exclusive weatherbug network. nobody else has this. what this is a series of weather instruments, weather stations positioned all around the area that can wind gusts. and look at this, painesville 43-mile-per-hour gust. mentor 43-mile-per-hour gust as well. needless to say it has been a little on the windy side. the wind will slowly ease up as things go on. right now the wind is primarily out of the south at about 15 or so miles an hour. here's forecast for today a mostly cloudy sky, wind may subside a little bit. may see some peeks of sunshine later on this afternoon. high temperatures well above the norm for this time of year. around 60 today. we'll take that, kristin. >>reporter: absolutely. the wind causing different problems on the roadways. we've been mentioning these throughout the morning here. too many to mention, we had a lot of different closures because of the downed power cables. this one in huron county, so part of 20 closed between 57

here. tickets are great. come on. perfect weather for it. nothing wrong with a little bit of fun in the sunshine this afternoon. bundle up. use your sunglasses. next weather event is monday night. rain and winds. northeast ohio 5:00. and warm. and do not have to worry about snow. cloud cover on radar. you see it has to go, i don't know, for the minute drive. if you drive slow, i suppose. but you can see cloud cover slowly peeling away. and ultimately even the east side in mener and ashtabula, everyone cease sunshine today. good for the soul. no rain and no snow. at least today. we are g where you can see that great divide. right? columbus seeing sunshine. we are not. if you are heading east you will bump into snow near buffalo. big system. right now it is giving a lot of snow in denver. and ultimately when the system pushes our way. it will pull the warm air up from the south. so we will warm more on monday. and we will warm more on tuesday. and firmly in place. as warm air comes in. moist. brings back humidity. but we get in a fairly nice monday. now, today is a big travel day so i thought i would give a look over all of what is happening. heading td you will bump into rain this afternoon and this morning.