situation in cleveland. we went back to the scene of the . >>> i love from cleveland's newscenter driven by d.o.j., this is cleveland 19 news. >>> today we have new details on last night's s.w.a.t. situation in the warehouse district. >> krush downtown was quiet today. on closer inspection you see three bullet holes in the shattered glass of the front door. police arrested three people and the gang impact unit is investigating. by and see bullet holes in a door you walk by every day to get to work. i don't know. it is -- makes me feel a little uncomfortable. >> and the gang impact unit is investigating. it is a similar situation to what we saw two months ago at the krush clothing in euclid. that time it was an armed robbery suspect put under arrest. >> romona: you have probably seen the warnings about hoverboards. check out this picture from orange village. a hoverboard caused a basement fire. they used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames. they are investigating 39 hoverboard fliers in 39 states from l

i found a family on cleveland's west side to have posted a camera in their babies room. you can actually see mom and dad changing their newborn. the diapers, the baby blanket, the little clothes. well, this family was so devastated, so heard that someone would lifestream this internet, they asked us not to show the video. we are not. and despite their anger, their frustration, their fears, the dad was courageous enough to talk to us. we will call him john. >> you're leaving your blinds open and a bunch of people looking in that you. >> reporter: john told me that is troubling for the family to find out that he and his baby were on that site. the russian website claims it's making private cameras public because people are not changing systems. john admitted he was not thoroughly enough when using his camera. >> i should have been very much more diligent about realizing that the window into your home. >> if you are the parent of the child, what would you think? >> i would be scared. >> meet candace. >> i would find it violative member. >> reporter: she is a professor of la

mid-40s in cleveland. this is how close we are to blizzard-like conditions and they are seeing it in parts of michigan, indiana and the chicago area. that's the snow that will be here tomorrow morning. so here is the latest future view. we get into a bit of a break it looks like this evening and not much going on between 7:00 and 10:00 and after that from west to east, i think it starts out as light rain and by morning at 7 a.m. we will have a wet snow coming down. that's when things will turn by morning with the light rain and wind will pick up again southwest wind 15 to 30mile-an-hour and akron-canton and overnight light rain for you and here is 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will be in the snow and wind-driven snow by the way and start out in the 30s. temperatures falling in the 20s during the day with a shot of colder air comes in. later in the afternoon snow south and east of cleveland and here is the latest future view snowfall map a general 1 to 3 inches area wide and mansfield here you are in the

>>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> denise: and we are following two major breaking stories tonight. first the cleveland browns are accused of lying about johnny manziel having a concussion to cover up the fact he was showing up you to practice drunk. >>> the former president of jimmy haslam's company flying j is indicted on charges of the massive rebate fraud scheme. we begin tonight with the >> lake-effect system could dump more than a foot of snow on some meteorologist jeff tanchak is alert forecast. >> jeff: as the case of every lake-effect situation, parts of foot and not everybody, some areas. let's get to the radar. we have snow coming through. this is not necessarily the lake-effect kicking in. but it is basically from elyria, mansfield east and we have a steady snow coming down that is reducing the visibility through mentor, even in cleveland right now, the eastern part of cuyahoga county, medina and down through akron, lake, ashtabula county where the snow kicks in inland, geauga and ashtabula inland and lake-effect snow warning tonight and t

@ @ >>> live from cleveland's news@ center, cleveland 19 news@ starts now.@ p>> denise: a live look outside@ in northeast ohio.@ no rain or snow.@ a quiet night with plenty of@ clouds.@ p>> romona: quite a departure@ from this morning.@ there were plenty of spinouts@ on the road.@ the akron canton area was hit@ with a lot of snow.@ so what can we expect for the@ morning commute?@ p>> denise: jeff tanchek is@ here with an early look at the@ forecast.@ p>> jeff: more snow, but it is@ not like this morning.@ it will be a minor@ accumulating snow.@ we have another front coming@ through, and here you can see@ it working through michigan@ and indiana still west of@ toledo.@ it is about five to six hours@ away and this is what we were@ dealing with.@ this will not close schools@ and the wind is pretty light@ and weather impact is a@ three.@ light snow around from 6:00@ a.m. to 7:00 a.m. time frame.@ mid20s and a chilly day, but@ a big warm up by the end of@ the week.@ i'll tell you about that at@ 11:19.@ p>> denise: samantha roberts@ and laura diaz will navigate@ your commute with weather and@ tra

>> announcer: live from cleveland's news center, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> lydia: oh, there you have it. a live look at the cleveland skyline and the wind is really making it feel super cold. no snow there yet. but i hear there may be a warm-up coming. and good evening. i'm lydia esparra. not much behind me on the radar. but as i said, there may be a warm-up, but for sure more snow. beth mcleod is here with your first alert forecast and the sunshine, well, beth, it felt so good today. >> beth: it looked good, didn't it. that sunshine, but it was so icy cold. we're still dealing with the awfully cold temperatures out there. wind chill that's still going to get you. so the short-term problem is the wind chill. it's 5 in sandusky. that's what it feels like. 2 in mansfield. 5 at hopkins. but unfortunately, lydia, we're going to go from cold to messy, but we warm overnight. we get some snow showers that come through. some of you are starting to see it early as now through the evening. that's the mansfield area, but slowly as we go through the night, some areas stacking up to just som

it's 26 in cleveland. because we are so below freezing, we're below 32 degrees this morning, i do think a couple of slick spots may pop up on areas that aren't treated. as long as the road is treated, you should be okay. 24 right now in shaker, good morning in strongsville in the but this big warm-up, i'm so excited to tell you about. stay with us, because i take you through the weekend in just a few minutes. laura. >> laura: let's go through the morning commute right now. i-480 at route 8 is what you're looking here. that part of the commute is a good one early this friday morning. fridays usually are a bit lighter and traffic, we like that. tgif. we really like that. let's take a look outside across the big map here. we see a lot of green this morning. all the arrows moving along perfectly if you're headed west to east. the other direction east to west, i don't see any troubles either. 480 looks perfect, 271 north and south, no struggles at all there this morning. 71 northbound as you pass by the airport

. >> reporter: at the auto show, dani carlson cleveland 19. >> romona: the cleveland show is at the i-x center until march 6thment and it opens until 10:00 tonight monday through saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 11:00 to 8 p.m. on sunday. >> a big weekend warm up is in the works. >> mark: yeah, the winds of change are blowing. jeff tanchak is tracking the latest in the first alert weather center jeff yet again, it is tough, you have to stay on top of the forecast. you don't know which direction we are going. big warm ups and cooldowns and mansfield and around and downtown cleveland is cloudy and we will be dry tonight and seasonable. it is also going to be windy as this happens. i have an alert sunday night for rain and wind. here you see temperatures ranging 26 to 30. these are not going to move much. the wind will be pretty light and not much of a wind chill and 27, 28 degrees and hold steady at 9 a.m. and 32 a mostly cloudy sky and the warmest day will be sunday before the rain hits and forecast details at about 6:18 mark? >> mark: jeff, thanks. >>> police issued a second arrest wa

>>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> dan: here's a look at some of the top stories we continue a wrong-way crash on the interstate kills two. odot cameras capture the moment it happened. >> denise: also cleveland 19 news keeping a close eye on the radar tonight as rain gets ready to move into our area. despite the movement to make february johnny manziel-free, everyone is talking about johnny today including the cleveland browns. >> dan: that's because the front office hinted they would show johnny the front door. it will be a bit before cleveland is johnny-free. >> denise: our sports director tony tells us why. >> tony: there's a salary cap and nfl time line. as much as browns could make the ultimate statement and cut him loose on the spot, it will take awhile, about five weeks before they can make this move. technically next monday is the day when team can waive players. cutting johnny loose that day would cost them $4.5 million on they will wait until the new nfl year august 9th. obviously they would like to trade him and get a late round pick but

reporting live headed into downtown cleveland along 77, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> romona: ohio has its first cases of the zika virus. one in cleveland and we learned moments ago one is in starke county. zika virus is a mild illness in most people doctors connect it to a surge in neurological disorders and birth defects, too. catherine bosley has more. >> reporter: we are learning how dangerous it can be for made their way to our area and details are coming in on the starke county case we know more about the cleveland case. the cleveland health department held a press conference trying to ease fears and the cleveland woman who has it is a 30-year old woman and contracted it on the way back from haiti. she was on a work trip and known to be transmitted through a mosquito bite. it cannot be spread through casual contact but can be spread through sexual contact. as much as local health experts are saying there's no reason for public alarm they want you to know they are keeping an eye on this. >> we will work closely with state and federal partners to do drills and testing to ensure

>> live from cleveland's news center, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> thank you, new hampshire and now it is on to nevada, south carolina and beyond! >> denise: we are following two breaking news stories at 11:00. donald trump and bernie sanders have claimed victories in new hampshire and a big finish for ohio's governor in the race for the white house. >> romona: and here at home two cases of the zika virus now confirmed right here in northeast ohio. we are answering your questions you might have on the virus. that's coming up. but first, the snow is coming downright now across northeast ohio, and it is only going to get worse. snow machine could dump a foot in someplaces. jeff tanchek has the latest in the first alert forecast. >> jeff: it has set up in the cleveland area of cuyahoga county. the west side getting two to three inches already. let's get to the doppler max network. i have it set to where the heaviest snow is occurring. everybody is reporting at least light snow. here around mentor and down 306 and 422 and auburn and cutting right across the cleveland area, a little heav

>>> live from cleveland's niece niece -- cleveland's news center, cleveland 19 news starts right now. >> denise: remember this? you were bundled up and schools were closey because of the bone chilling temperatures. last year at this time we were below zero here in cleveland. what a difference a year makes. tomorrow we can make a run at 65 . >> romona: don't break out the shorts and sandals just yet. jeff has his jacket off. >> jeff: maybe one day you can bust out the shorts. by the way, on february 20th last year we had 17 below zero. a little different story this year. there is a wind advisory for the western counties. we have a 51 gust in sandusky and 46 in cleveland and check out these temperatures and because of the strong south wind wind -- let's hit the button. 57 lakewood and it is near 60 in euclid. now, the headlines go like this. it remains windy overnight and tomorrow and unseasonably warm. as ramona just mentioned we will make a run at the 60s tomorrow. then with the wind shift tomorrow night and sunday, down we go. back to where we should be. the next alert day will be on

wizard world cleveland. the pop culture convention celebrates everything from comic books to cut tv shows. the big draw, actor chris hemsworth. this drink, i like it. another. unique to the cleveland stop is the russo brothers. directors of captain america the winter soldier and civil war. it'll be taking over the avengers franchise as well. it runs through 4:00 p.m. tomorrow at the cleveland convention center. >>> thank you so much for starting your saturday here with us. i'm nick foley. you've probably seen this trending on social media. the ohio farmer making his political views known in a very smelly way. >>> 6-year-old ballerina is getting to live out her dreams on stage after a tough battle with health. janessa has your weather. >>> we're off to a chilly start this morning in downtown cleveland. we're going to see temperatures warming up to the 40s. i'll show you hour by hour, day by day when we warm back up to >>> hi, good morning, everyone. i'm power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. waking up to a qu

. @ >>> live from cleveland's news@ center, cleveland 19 news@ >> all right, it was one of the best performances of the night. the late tribute -- the tribute to the late david bowie. but one star who was supposed to perform canceled at the last minute. details on that on the way. >> and snow is moving through and the farther south and east you are the worst it is going to be. the flakes are coming down and it could make for a tricky morning commute. >> romona: jeff tanchek is tracking everything. >> jeff: it has started in the canton area. we have the storm chaser out in the akron area right now. there goes what looked like a police officer just pulling someone over. we are in the akron area. it is accumulating in canton. and that continues to drift north. let's go to the latest on the advisories and the warnings. notice how cleveland is not included in this, but we have ashtabula county and this is a winter storm warning for youngstown. so trumble county and down to colomb eight na county -- colombiana county. it is coming down worcester, canton, the akron canton area. steady snow and the aler

>>> live, from cleveland's news center. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> and we are following breaking weather news tonight. snow is really coming down to our west and tornadoes tore through parts of the east coast. those storms turned deadly. six people died when the twisters touched down. >> romona: it is part of the same system affecting us in northeast ohio. meteorologist jeff tanchek is tracking the latest in the first alert weather system. >> jeff: this storm is huge. it is passing right over us. we are kind of getting a bit of everything here. we have had the busy rain here today and there are pockets of light rain elsewhere. now we are getting into much in fact, the temperatures are dropping right now. the wind has picked up and we have blizzard-like conditions. in michigan and indiana, grand rapids, michigan. the snow is coming down and we will get the moisture here tomorrow. a first alert for a wind driven snow. the winds will be gusting well over 30 miles an hour. one to three inches of snow area wide at first. a

live in downtown cleveland denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >>> new information on a deadly crash on i-480. a woman was killed when a wrong way driver hit her on the highway. >> dan: miss say this was the second wrong-way crash in two weeks. dani carlson has the latest on the investigation. dani? >> reporter: guys, there will be a memorial service on the campus of baldwin wallace university at the union ballroom. that will be remembering kayla coates tomorrow night at 9:30. it is one of the ways we found today that the campus is coming together to remember one of their own. >> dear bw students. the bw community is filled with incredible sadness at the loss of one of their own. kayla coates. >> that's how they learned of the tragic death of kayla coates, through an e-mail. a few words written by a life lost making the school of more we have a tightknit community and hear one of our own has been hurt. >> she was only 20-years-old and had a whole life to live and going to college for the experience and it is heartbreaking and she won't experience turning 21 or graduating college. >> coates

>>> live from cleveland's news center. cleveland 19 news starts now. >>> oh, just one word about today. wow! plenty of sunshine with temperatures close to 70. call it an early taste of spring. but we begin with breaking news out of cleveland. the big wind gusts knocked down a tree, roots and all. this was near west 130th. you can see the branches laying on the house. the homeowner is still assessing all the damage. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> well, good evening, i'm lydia esparra. it was really windy but nice today. get ready for some big changes. it was a beauty, beth. >> it was really just a gorgeous day, even with the wind. you had to grab at something at times. current temperatures are still eye popping. 65 at hopkins, and 60 in ash ashvila. some of the biggest wind gusts have been upwards of 46 miles an hour. 20 days until spring. you know what that means the temperatures are going to drop tonight. not too quickly, though. by tomorrow morning we should stay above freezing for most areas. that does come with the ch

the wind chill now in cleveland. so my latest snow thoughts. 1 to 4, 4 to 8 east and another 4 to 8 east tomorrow trace to 3 for saturday night. this is also the coldest air this season. and updating things minute by minute and keep you updated hour by hour with team coverage. back to you. show we have our snow chasers and our chief photographer is in a whiteout situation near sandusky. >> denise: it is tough driving out there. harry boomer is stuck in traffic. let's go live to harry. where are you harry and what's going on? >> reporter: right now literally we are merging onto i-77 southbound after taking the on-ramp schieppeness. traffic is backed up for a long way. we saw some flashing lights maybe a half mile or so in front of us, maybe a mile. we are trying to get to that to show you what's going on and what i am seeing now is backed up traffic on 77 southbound and independence. and we are just inching our way through traffic right now. we don't know the cause of it. the meeting was too high for us to actually se

downtown cleveland at 4:00 a.m. outside the city limits you are falling in the single digits and down to 27. down to 24 already in ashtabula. you get the idea. it is mostly cloudy in cleveland right now after the very cold night. sunshine tomorrow and chilly. it is also going to be coming with strong winds. an alert there. more on the forecast details at 6:17. mark? >> thank you, jeff. >> mark: mike dewine will be the special prosecutor in the tanisha anderson case. the family called police saying she was acting up and died after struggling with cleveland police officers trying to take her for a psych evaluation. the sheriff's department said they have a conflict of interest with the investigation. prosecutor tim mcginty asked dewine to take over. romona? >> romona: ikea fans may be disappointed. the swedish furniture store may not build in a cleveland location. harry boomer went out to find out what this means to the community. >> we are a large metropolitan area without a ikea store. >> andre is economic developer

p>>> live from cleveland's news pcenter, cleveland 19 news starts pnow. p>> romona: quite a breeze out pin bay village today. pladies, you will definitely -- pthis is a skirt alert for sure, pso hold on. p>> mark: jeff, nice ptemperatures for february, but pwe hear it's not going to last pall of that long. p>> jeff: no, it's not. pthe warmest day expected to be ptomorrow. pwe did make it up into the 50s pas promised today. palong with that came the strong pwinds. pin fact, we still have a wind pwestern counties. psandusky down to mansfield. pthis is where we've been seeing pthese wind gusts up to about 50 pmiles per hour. plook at the temperature in pdowntown cleveland. p56 and a strong south wind at p21. poo p50 in the akron-canton area. psouth wind 22. plook at the wind gusts. p47 mile an hour gusts currently pin sandusky. pand those strong winds perhaps pdamaging wind gusts will be pcontinuing into the early pevening. pcleveland 19 weather app here pmore on that coming up. pbut 5:00, 52. p7:00, 50. pi think we're just going to hold psteady here around

nothing here for cleveland and akron. lake county, we've seen gusts all day long above 30 miles per hour. so it's going to be blustery everywhere you go. cloudy, yep, we've had clouds in and out through day. now, here's the funny thing. we're actually going to see a cold front arrive overnight. you're thinking, a cold front, say good-bye to the 50s, say hello to the 30s and 40s, right? no, wrong. through. it may stir up an ace late sprinkle but the winds are still out of the southwest front. so warmer air here will still be pushed into our region. we could easily be two or three or five degrees warmer tomorrow are today. go figure. today's high at cleveland hopkins 54 degrees. so tomorrow we could do 57 to 60 degrees. nice. 46 tonight. an isolated sprinkle still going to be blustery, still going to be mainly cloudy out there. tomorrow i'm going to pull the trigger. we'll go general al range of 55 to sit, mainly sunny, still breezy, mild. all right, should not be as windy tomorrow as it's been today. that's good news. 45 t

>>> live from cleveland's news center, this is cleveland 19 news, brought to you by spanky's carpet and flooring outlet. cleveland 19 news starts now. >>> make sure you add some green to your wallet and see why you turnpike. >>> the race for democratic presidential nomination will heat up in the big city today. what the two candidates are doing to make their presence felt in northeast ohio. >> tia: we're in the storm this is what it looks like on 90 near euclid right now. light, scattered snowshowers for your morning commute. today isn't bad whether it comes to the forecast. tomorrow you want to tune into cleveland 19 before you hit the road. good morning. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: thanks for joining us. i'm brian duffy. sam has told us all morning that a little snow today, but it gets a little tricky over the next day or so. >> samantha: the temperatures come up. it's not as frigid today and into tonight as it was over the weekend, so we're going to see all forms of precipitation in some areas. that can make it a little tricky, so we'll delve into it all here in a few minutes. let's get

cleveland has a lot to offer. dan deroos joins us with details as the downtown cleveland alliance gave us a market update. dan? >> dan: we are really talking about the fourth quarter of 2015 and then also looking ahead, it's been 2011 since we have seen sort of the renaissance, the resurgeries of downtown cleveland especially when it comes to apartment living. let's go over the most recent numbers. the 4th quarter ended the year last year with 300 new apartments coming on-line. that is adding to an already let's talk about since 2011. remember that's really when the insurgence came on-line. come on-line. what is the plan for the future talking 2016 through 2018? there are a total of 2346 apartments supposed to come on-line. one of those major projects is actually right here in this parking lot. that major open space just outside of town on west 6th. the new project announced for then. i know what you are saying great, you build all these apartments, are you filling them? this is the best number the downtown clevel

>>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> mark: i believe they call these the winds of change blowing through our area. >> romona: some of those winds are pretty strong. jeff tanchak joins us with an unseasonally warm forecast. the western counties with a wind advisory in effect going to the graphic from erie county to the norwalk, richland, ashland county and the strongest winds 6:00 hour in sandusky, a 43mile-an-hour gust. although it will remain very windy throughout the evening here. we will kind of hold steady at 50. i don't see us dropping much because of the strong southwest wind and look at the temperatures. south wind 21. downtown cleveland at 56. a little cooler though, akron-canton there at 48 degrees. you will be dropping mid to upper 40s tonight. very windy unseasonably warm and i have us in the 60s tomorrow and it won't last because of the winds of change again on sunday. we will shift the winds out of the north and turn much colder. forecast details at 6:18 or so. mark?

. >> live from cleveland's news center, this cleveland 19 news starts now. @ @ @ p>> denise: tragedy at a pool@ party.@ a 6-year-old drowns while@ celebrating a friend's@ birthday at an independence@ hotel.@ we have have the latest on the@ investigation and how parents@ can keep their kid safe at@ similar parties coming up.@ right thousand your first@ alert -- right now your first@ alert for big changes in the@ weather department.@ winter will be making a come@ back this week.@ p>> romona: jeff tanchek has@ p>> dan: as we --@ p>> jeff: as we look at the@ next graphic for wind and rain@ this could be one of the super@ soakers as we look at an inch@ of rain.@ wind gusts at 30 and it is@ expected to be rain on@ wednesday and then switching@ over to snow on thursday.@ 29 in cleveland and 28 for@ walk and in mansfield.@ it is kind of chilly, but@ really these numbers where we@ should be this time of year 28@ in brecksville.@ enjoy the dry weather while we@ have it.@ it is with us tonight and@ tomorrow.@ i told you about the alert for@ the soaking rain on wednesday@ and then get ready on@

cleveland pulsed with jobs. [ indiscernible ] in the 50s and 60s is when you drove through cleveland it was easy to see the manufacture. >> he chronicles what we were. he is surrounded by items of cleveland past. he recalls times when jobs were abundant dant. -- abundant. >> these are stark reminders of what was. these are the ruins of not so long ago time. victims of the winds have changed. years ago i had many family members who worked in factories like this. used to be. those jobs are long gone. so is the factory. still there are manufacturing jobs in cleveland. though they call for new technology and new skills for the workers and not as many workers. but the old lying jobs are long gone. >> there are smaller manufacturing operations in greater cleveland. although they may not be as visible to the passerby because of their work force size. they boast the new technology. historically cleveland has been a hard working community once generation old higher education ins institutions will -- [ indiscernible ] institutions. >> the hard work henriettaic is still in this city's bloodline

is a cleveland native. he had stent are nfl and realized he was always pressed for time. >> something that this city of cleveland needs that can be beneficial to them as well as me. that's where i came up with the idea. >> reporter: that's how go shoppers ohio was born. the brain child of byron wilson, jr. and andrew stiff. the duo offers a grocery delivery service to the greater downtown cleveland area but it also can come with a customized twist. personal chef services. there's extra cost attached, but chef ivy says customized meals are priceless. >> i think it is good for cleveland. i think it is something innovative. no one is doing it. >> reporter: from giant eagle to other stores personal shoppers will fill the bags for you and deliver them right to your door. it's simple. you sign up on the website three hours before you want your delivery. >> the minimum is $29.99 for the actual purchase, and we also have different packages as far as al la cart e rate or monthly packages. >> reporter: on days in cle

truck in cleveland. a guy slept in a dumpster after drinking and a driver heard a noise from his truck and thankfully, the victim suffered a fractured ankle. >> a scare at lake erie preparatory school four students were rushed to the hospital after eating food that a classmate brought in. they got checked out and are back home with his parents and no word what they ate. the school released a statement saying the student who provided the food has been removed from the school premises pending the outcome of the investigation. >> romona: here in the weather center we are coming off a gorgeous weekend. not a bad day today with all the sunshine. >> jeff: right. we are cooler with the wind off the lake on the lakeshore and tomorrow won't be too shabby either when things will start to change. right now and mainly clear sky downtown and we will start that way tonight. dry tonight and tomorrow and wednesday a soaking rain. this will be a big system. that's part 1 to this. part 2, very windy thursday and rain to s

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wizard world cleveland. the pop culture convention celebrates everything from comic books to cult tv shows. today's big draw is chris hemsworth. unique to the convention are the russo brothers. they will take over the avengers franchise soon. through four tomorrow. >>> thank you for starting your i'm nick foley. you have probably seen this trending on social media. the ohio farmer that is making very smelley way. >> and you will meet the 6- year-old who is getting to live out her dreams on stage after a tough health battle and we have the local weather. >> love her. weather will make you smile today. we are talking about a weekend warm up near 60. for your sunday i will show you >>> good morning. the sun is up across summit and stark county. we are starting off the morning with kind of a chill. give the weather time to warm up this morning. right now our temperatures into the upper 20s. lower 30s out toward millersburg, summit county 30 degrees. by midafternoon we will bump up about ten to 15 and be sitting

> cleveland police named a let's get a good look at him. james johnson. investigators say he shot two men in the archer apartments on west 9th. brandon james and rasheed bandy died and johnson remains on the run. police say murders are connected to drugs. >>> a s.w.a.t. situation in garfield heights. police responded to reports of shots fired. witnesses say an armed robber was in the house. when officers got inside they found an 18-year-old man with a gunshot wound and four others are in custody. >> romona: another coyote warning. some in summit county are warned to keep an eye on their pets. the alert is in jackson township farmdale albrecht. police tried to catch it but the animal ran away. it is peak mating season for coltees. earlier this week we told you about pets being attacked in macedonia. today is the last day of campaigning before polls open in south carolina. >> mark: craig boswell reports donald trump leads in the polls headed to the republican primary, other candidates are looking for an upset. >> florida senator marco rubio d

good morning to you in cleveland. you're waking up at about 27. 26 in akron/canton, and as i zoom you into the metro here, a lot of mid and upper 20s. shaker heights is 27 and westlake at 28. strongsville also in the upper 20s. on the radar this is what we've been watching throughout the morning very early on. a line of showers developed, snowshowers off to our west, and that has continued to push off to the east. notice that most of the snow is confined to areas east of i-77, but i do have some reports of flurries back towards the west side of things. so this is pretty light stuff. 271 corridor, i-90 through lake county early this morning. all of geauga county, northern trumbull, northern portage and most of ashtabula county seeing this is not going to be a scenario like yesterday where it will disrupt travel. in fact, it's getting out of here quickly, so the morning commute will likely be dry but we could see flurries or passing snowshowers throughout the day particularly during the afternoon. temperature trend? we

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we look at downtown cleveland welcome to good morning cleveland. i'm the chill was back yesterday. >> slightly. we are starting to warm up again. weekend warm up. >> once again for the weekend. a warm up here, back in to the upper 30s and mid 40s as we head in to tomorrow. now, we are off to a slow start towards madina in to the upper 20s, towards the south in to inland locations. just the freezing mark. we will continue to see the warming trend. today will be a nice day with partly to mostly cloudy skies a few hits of sunshine here and there. i think inland locations you deal with more of the cloud coverage to summit county, see the clouds are floating through, stray showers towards ashtabula county. look at the wider picture, see the clouds tracking in from the west. a little bit of high pressure that is trying to build. bit of sunshine, a weak cold through. going in to 3:00 p.m., look at the bright sunshine, with our highs back in to the upper 30s. >>> we want to start with sad breaking news this morning from overnight, one person is dead after

>> live from cleveland's news center, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> that's kind of how he found me was through that newspaper article. >> we just saw a 10-year-old who had a passion for a sport, and he saw something different. >> romona: a local family's life turned into a nightmare newspaper. we have been investigating this case for months. a young girl's identity stolen by a child predator. >> denise: where life and reputation intertwined with a convicted criminal's tonight story. it is a cleveland 19 news investigation. sara goldenburg reports. >> reporter: 21-year-old kailey is putting herself through college one table at a time. waitressing keeps her busy when she is back home. but her story begins over a decade ago when gymnastics was kailey's passion. >> once i became part of the team it was like being part of another family. >> reporter: at 10 years old she excelled at competitions and raking in trophies and medals. the local newspaper even did a story about her. >> they came to the gym and took pictures pictures and it. >> i was so excited. i felt like a superstar. >> repo

tune into cleveland 19. meteorologist samantha roberts will give you the latest conditions and what else you need to know for your morning commute. we will be all over it. denise, back to you. >> denise: police are searching for two inmates who facility. we want to know how it happened. scott taylor is live tonight explaining how this is not an isolated incident. scott? >> reporter: it happens a lot at this facility. two escapees that you mentioned authorities are looking for right now. they haven't been caught as far as we know. and we now know more than 60 inmates here at this facility basically walked away. in the heart of downtown cleveland i just discovered more than 60 minimum secure prisoners who were given passes to go into our city for privileges like work never came back to the mcdonald correctional facility last year. two days ago two men escaped the facility by busting out a window with a ball they sneaked into their dorm after playing a game of pool. last year there was one escape and 62 people

cleveland's own fox 8 news. >> the cleveland fire department hard at work today, battling several fires across the city. here you can see crews on the street. early this morning, a different place on east 130 third. good evening everyone, i'm jennifer jordan. >> and i'm bill sheil. and a sad story here, not everyone made it out life in either of those fires. fox eights brittney harris has more on the investigations. >> i heard the sirens and they stopped right in front of the house. i went to my front door and looked at what was happening. i saw some firefighters pull out some hoses and i said okay, well >> eric gergotz is anxious to get back into his house here at east 57th in cleveland. he was told her to her his neighbor's home caught fire to evacuate. it happened sometime around noon on saturday. he says they haven't heard very much, but they do know a woman passed away. >> it's real bad over here. the streets are blocked off and the fire keeps going. it won't stop. >> sue lefkowski lives across the street. she says she race to call 911 after her son told her about the fire. i was c

mentor to cleveland looks on time and so does strongsville to cleveland. canton to cleveland, you are under an hour. guys. >> tia: thank you, laura. time is 6:19. researchers say a drink many of us enjoy almost every morning and three times worse than drinking pop for breakfast. >> brian: i read this. a lot of people will be bummed out about this one. exit a ski lift. >> tia: oh, yeah. that music should get you up and should certainly get you moving this morning. this is a live look out of our feazel roof cam. looking down chester avenue as we look at csu this morning. a beautiful sight as we look over the city of cleveland. check this video out. a nightmare on the slopes near seattle, washington. look at this. an 11-year-old boy dangling 25 feet from the ski lift. you see his legs hanging there. cell phone video captured the entire ordeal. he held on for six minutes until ski resort workers ma nufrs to catch him. thankfully he was not hurt. >>> police have two big stuffed teddy bears to thank for a burglary bust in wisconsin. you can't make some of this s

cleveland about 2 to 4 right now. for tonight lake-effect taking over, so additional light accumulations are possible courtesy of that. lake-effect hanging around spotty coverage, but we still have some snow out there. very late tonight through early tomorrow morning, and we'll dry out by tomorrow afternoon and the weekend looks fantastic. yucky day yesterday and kind of a wash today with all the snow. saturday and sunday look wonderful, but quite windy. laura laura. >> laura: i'll follow up on the story in virginia. i just texted my little brother, who is a captain a boat down in virginia. my family is all in virginia as well. i saw on his facebook that he saw a line of waterspouts when he was out on the boat yesterday headed into land. i hope he has a picture to send, and i'll show that to you all if we get it. he sees that out on the water. let's look outside here. we're looking like traffic is traveling very, very nicely despite the fact we have very wet roadways. this is i-77 at grant. and there are no troubles t

on the cleveland 19 news app. jeff tanchak will be back in just a few minutes. he's highlighting forecast in key areas plus 8:00 to 9:00 head to our facebook page for a live chat with jeff. remember, tomorrow morning cleveland 19 news is your home for school closings. can you see them live on the air and sign up for text and e-mail alerts. mark? >> mark: a deadly crash in brooklyn on 480. a car driving the wrong way hitting and killing a 20-year-old dani carlson learning new details on the baldwin wallace student. >> reporter: there will be a memorial service for kayla coates tomorrow night at 9:30. it was put together by members of the student government and it seen today that the campus is coming together to remember one of their own. >> dear bw students. the bw community is filled with incredible sadness at the loss of one of our own kayla coates. >> reporter: that's how most students learned of the tragic death of kayla coates through an e-mail. a few written words about a life lost makes the school of more th

meg will be live from east cleveland in moments. first a check of the weather with meteorologist janessa webb. >>> good morning. blue skies and look at these milder temperatures. 43 out towards elyria, millersburg into the lower 40s. out towards stark county, degrees. with that warmer air going to continue to track in here as we afternoon. the wind advisories are in place starting 11:00 a.m. today out for the brown color from route 30 corridor into mansfield, richland county. they do not include wayne county, stark into summit. front move in here late tonight and cause our winds to be really gusty throughout the afternoon. 5 live radars not picking up moisture now, that will start to change as we start to see a little bit of moisture moving in overnight into your monday, but enjoy all the sunshine along with our temperatures, nearly 25 to 30 degrees above normal. nick, just last weekend we saw official high of 67, it's like -- like last week, temperatures in the 60s. >>> three fires in east cleveland spiral out of control. one dead,

be careful. >> live in cleveland, dani carlson, cleveland 19. >> romona: all right, dani. can you track the snow in your neighborhood get live radar on your phone and download the free first alert weather app. >> mark: from browns players to ultimately suspects. denise zarrella joins with us details on two indictments that came down today. denise? >> reporter: this stems from a christmas day arrest. the ohio highway patrol pulled over de'ante saunders near brook park. saunders was driving and dash cam caught bryant so-calling his friend on his apple watch and guessing the amount of marijuana >> i probably have less than three grams. you think it will be on the news? >> reporter: troopers say they found a gun in the car. saunders is charged with improperly handling a firearm in a vehicle and bryant was indicted for drug possession and found prescription drug adderall and bryant did not have a prescription. both men will be in court february 24th. saunders is no longer with the team. this is the first incident since 2012 and placed on five years probation for getting caught

she shares her struggle with cleveland 19 news coming up at 6:00. news editorial. >>> hey, cleveland. i'm larry make an , jr. copastor of oakwood village and board of trustee of central state university. it is february. a month in which we recognize black history also known as african-american history month, a time when all americans pay tribute to those black americans who work tirelessly to make our nation what it is today, inventors, activists scientists, political leaders, doctors, lawyers, all proud americans who believe in the concept of preserving the rights and freedoms we possess and still fight for today. the concept was proposed in our backyard. in february of 1969, a group of young students from kent state university came up with the idea. that proposal later became officially recognized by the u.s. government in 1976 when president gerald ford urged americans during the month of february to seize the black americans in every area ofen kerry throughout history. >> i urge you to seize the moment. let's give credit where credit is due and pay tribute to those who do great th

peyton from cleveland heights is a bit confused. she appealed two tickets snapped by this speed camera in east cleveland on subpoena pear your right in front of a school. during the school's holiday break. during the appeals process she told me the ticket was dismissed. >> i was happy about that, but then i got a letter in the mail. they just know my address. >> reporter: the letter said she was on the hook for that $95 ticket. >> they got us confused here, and i'm sure there are other people who are going through the same predicament. >> reporter: in fact, in early jarntion newschannel5 investigators reported others were having the same problem, getting a ticket during holiday break. >> why is this camera out here in a school zone where there's no school? >> reporter: i went straight to city hall looking for answers. >> jonathan walsh from newschannel5 looking for the mayor. >> reporter: the mayor's office referred me to the police chief. the police chief referred me to the law director. the law director was in court. we have repor

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download the cleveland 19 news >> live from cleveland news center, this is cleveland 19 news. >> acupuncture has been used on cancer patients to reduce nausea and vomiting a ever chemotherapy. and now doctors are using it on some breast cancer patients symptoms. >> and this could potentially help them have significant symptom improvement. >> experts say more than 60% of women with early stage breast cancer suffer from hot flashes, joint and muscle pain as well as depression caused by their treatment. we checked tonight at the cleveland clinic and university hospital offers the service for breast cancer patients. >> denise: bob feller was a hall of fame pitcher who dominated hitters in the 40s and 50s, but now the indians are hoping to get him off the field. the team is calling for the white house to give the legendary pitcher an award. several other players have already received it. tiffani tucker with the story. >> reporter: a baseball legend, world war ii hero and hall of famer who won the hearts of fans around the world. especially here at home. just say the name bob feller and you will g

she is cleveland's very own. she has a new show set to come out and she will be performing make hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be sedan in its class. the twenty-sixteen subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. >>> now, this is the chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> tony: the browns go quarterback at number two or their own backyard. cardell said he could handle the pressures playing for a hometown team. >> every city you play in will have its own obstacles. i want to play for a great organization and as long as i have the right mind-set i don't think nothing will distract me on and off the field. >> tony: joe johnson wanted to experience it for the first time. wine and gold. that's the first shot. the cavs believe they have the inside track at landing the seven-time allstar

we have a steady shower in downtown cleveland. a heavy wave until wayne county weather advisory kicks in tomorrow morning here. >> mark: all right. thanks for joining us at 6:00 cbs evening news coming up next. & >> pelley: tornadoes bring death and destruction to the east after a string of deadly twisters in the deep south. >> i saw something coming at my face, and i said, oh, my god, i'm going to die. >> pelley: also tonight, trump with the victory of the night and the quote of the week. >> we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> pelley: a jury awards millions for a cancer death linked to talcum powder. and driving down racial barriers. >> for me as an african american from a diversity standpoint, i'm definitely carrying on that legacy. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

>> live from cleveland's news center, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> now at noon on cleveland 19 news, if rainy days and mondays get you down, you are in trouble. @ @ >> workers turned on their@ lights and grabbed their@ umbrellas, but that's not too@ bad.@ >> in parts of medina county@ it was snowing.@ look at those big flakes over@ the square there.@ a far cry from the nice@ weather we had yesterday.@ what a difference a day makes,@ right?@ >> crazy.@ >> it was a nice sunday and@ today we have a miserable@ monday.@ >> way to start off the week@ in style.@ sam says though that we can@ expect a lot more this week@ too.@ she joins us in the first@ alert weather center.@ hi, sam.@ >> hi, guys.@ good afternoon and good@ i hope despite the weather@ your week is off to a great@ start.@ let's take a live look out@ from high atop of our roof@ cap.@ roof cam.@ it is 33 degrees out there.@ wind out of the southwest at@ three miles an hour.@ it is a nice wind.@ we have the snow flying@ around.@ you can see it on the radar@ imagery and a little green@ still popping up.@ there is likely rain mixi

>>> live from cleveland's news center this is "cleveland 19 news" brought to you by spanky's carpet and flooring outlet. "cleveland 19 news" starts now. >> tia: after 24 hours of lake-effect snow finally a break in the action. we have the first alert storm chaser on the roads this morning. these are live pictures you see right now. they're keeping an eye on the conditions for you all morning long. >> brian: that's right. the city of cleveland has filed a lawsuit against the family of tamir rice. they're demanding $500 for the ambulance ride to the hospital for the 12-year-old. >>> kevin love coming to the his left shoulder not even moving it right now. >> tia: a scary moment for cavs fans. kevin love leaves the game holding that same shoulder he hurt last season. >> brian: long talked about the injury after the game. we hear from him in a moment. i know a lot of people are critical of kevin love, but be clear about one thing. the cavs are going nowhere and winning nothing unless they have kevin love. this guy contributes way more than what you see in the box score. they can't lose him.