back in 2012 ashland is the first with recreational but likely won't be the last. reporting in ashland tonight, fox 25 news. >>> nearly three weeks since president-elect donald trump and green party nominee jill stein are raising concerns about voter fraud. stein is calling for recounts in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. >> they're all states where the margin was just razor thin and what the outcome was unexpected. >> president-elect trump then took to twitter claiming widespread voter fraud in virginia, california and new hampshire all places he lost. evidence no evidence has been provided to us that would suggest that there's widespread voter fraud taking place in new hampshire. >> hillary clinton's campaign says it supports recounts efforts. >>> mitt romney will meet with president-elect trump tomorrow. romney is being considered for secretary of state. but he's not the only person who wants the job. retired army general david petraeus met with trump today to discuss the prestigious position. >> he basically walked us around the world showed a great grasp

ashland has now passed a temporary moratorium on the recreational sale of marijuana. there you have it. all the people why hair hands up voted in favor of the moratorium. it needed two-thirds of town meeting participants and got that and then some. the first in the sight approve a temporary ban on the retail sale of marijuanas. stores that want to sell pot for recreational use will be barred from even trying to set up shop here until 2018. here is one resident who voted for it. followed by one who voted against it. >> we delay it,le people elsewhere to set up shop. so i don't think it is a good idea to have a moratorium. i think the voters indicated they were in favor of medical marijuana. the town is always looking for small businesses to come in and help you are economic based growth. >> reporter: ashland approved the similar similar moratorium on medical marijuana when that became legal in 2012. ashland is the first with recreational and likely won't daniel, fox25 news. >> daniel: meantime, still way to test when someone is too high to drive. a way to come up with

fox 25's catherine parrotta live in ashland where a special town meeting was held last night. catherine? >> reporter: and it was an overwhelming vote, if you can call it a vote, it was a hoe of hands, but people here in ashland did vote to keep pot shops out of town at least for now. this is something that has been weeks in the making. of course, we know statewide, voters voted to marijuana back on election day, but ever since then, ashland officials started drafting a plan to keep pot shops from opening in town at least until 2018 when the retail sale of pot becomes legal in massachusetts or until the town passes zoning regulations for such shops. as the vote indicated many residents agreed with the idea. >> were you surprised by how many people voted for this moratorium? >> no, i wasn't. i wasn't surprised at all, >> that is why it passed? >> yes. >> reporter: last night's vote came after the majority of ashland residents voted in favor of legalizing marijuana. other communities also held meetings regarding marijuana last night. in dudley the selectmen created a committee fo

morning, richland and ashland county. we had reports of the upper 20s. so that cool air is in place, but the great news is it's a really dry weather pattern throughout the start of your weekend, even for your sunday. we're going to see a lot of sunshine throughout even next week as high pressure continues to build. now, this will be a slow warmup throughout your afternoon, so if you're headed for a run this morning, farmers markets, just out and about, i do need you to have the sweater and the coat handy because to hit the peak of our daytime highs until about 4:00, 5:00, and that's greater cleveland, 61, akron and canton about 64 degrees. it's all due to this high pressure that's moving across the ohio valley, even for the central plains. just a ton of sunshine. and it's really going to dominate all the way through the next four to five days. i'll show you that in our seven- day forecast. so let's plan out your there is that west breeze, and you can see by noon most spots going to be in the mid- to upper 50s. we will not see the highs really enter until

when it comes to selling it, ashland says not so fast. ashland residents voted at special meeting last night pass and blocks businesses that want to apply for zoning permits on 2018 when retail sale of marijuana becomes legal statewide and decision wasn't unanimous. >> enough peep say they do want it and respect democracy but i think what you have to do in your political and public >> catherine: supposed to be legal to possess marijuana december 18th secretary of state says says it would happen middle of december but law is certain to be certified by the beginning of 2017 and delays are not 1 thing is decided, consumers won't be able to buy pot in any ashland stores at >> dudley last night there was also town meeting and selectmen there put together committee to put with recommendations for regulating marijuana and also in spencer they had a meeting with concerned citizens who don't want a medical marijuana dispensary in their town and met with selectmen to discuss some of their concerns. live in ashland, catherine >> gene: ride hailing c

ashland is telling anyone who is interested in opening a pot need changing. >> reporter: just what the doctor ordered. at least that doctor. and in just weeks, people 21 and older can legally store up to 10 ounces of marijuana at home and carry up to an ounce with them. the other big part of the successful initiative is the retail sale of marijuana in massachusetts. pot shops can open as soon as 2018 and has one metro west town taking action. at the upcoming town meeting in ashlan residents will consider a temporarily moratorium on marijuana establishments. >> we will have a public hearing on it on the 21st of november. >> reporter: town manager michael hebert say the moratorium is to give the town more time study and plan the inevidentable. >> you just can't ban it, but it does give you the ability to regular late this to the best for the community. >> reporter: requires two-thirds of the town meeting >> you know, if the town has more time and people want to get their marijuana somewhere else, they will go to whatever -- an adjoining town. >> reporter: by phone, yes on 4 communication

we are on the slow incline, here from lexington, 35, right now, ashland, 36, finally above the freezing mark the temperatures are already in the s heights. good morning, soland, currently at 42 degrees. you can see from brunswick, medina county, 45 degrees. all due to this transition in our winds, today. they are coming out of the south, 15-20-miles per hour. we should see the peak of our highs start to rev up as we go into the 2:00 or 3:00 hour. >> >> i declare this case a mistrial because of the inability to reach a verdict. >> reporter: after more than 25 hours. ray tensing's murder trial could not reach a verdict. he was accused of murdering sam deboss during a 2015 traffic stop. the jury could not reach a consensus the lead prosecutorror said he will decide by december 28th whether to have a retrial. >> people gathering to march through the downtown area. the crowd grew when those upset about the decision joined toes that were in protester president elect donald trump. >> >> it is hopeful that prosecutors will decide to for them to change the pace and the course of history in holdi

at the upcoming town meeting in ashland, residents will consider a temporary moratorium on marijuana establishments. 21 st november. >> reporter: michael hubert says the proposed moratorium is designed to give the town more time to tid and plan for what could be inevitable. >> you can't just ban it. but it does give you the ability to regulate it to the extent that it's for the best of the community. >> reporter: the requires two-thirds of the town meeting vote. >> i completely agree with that. >> you know if the town has moratorium people want to get their marijuana somewhere else they're going to g adjoining town. >> reporter: by phone, yes on 4 communications director questions the legality of a moratorium adding this. >> we would like to see town leaders take a measured approach to this and not give in to the hysteria and the alarmism that we saw during the campaign. >> reporter: the majority of people in ashland did vote yes on question 4 last week. but it was close a difference of about 350 votes. ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> brockton's mayor accused of using taxpayer money on

richland and ashland county, you're below the freezing mark. lexington currently at 29 degrees. 31 tow afternoon. my dina county, wadsworth, 31 degrees. you can see from chagrin falls to the bert area we are continuing to see temperatures in the lower 30s. cuyahoga county you're a little bit warmer this morning, 42 degrees, westlake, avon lake, currently in the lower 40s. look at this view, we have high- pressure continuing to build across the ohio valley. that will allow the sunshine to really peak this afternoon. slightly warmer throughout your saturday afternoon. this is an ideal fall we can across the area, by 11 o'clock still in lower 50s. we will see the peak of daytime highs lower 60s by 3 o'clock. >>> a haunting discovery, right outside of cleveland with isis fingerprint all over. we are learning the terror group is spying on people in chardon. now with more. out of this even happened? >>reporter:i am here, in the square, in chardon, one of the most popular spots in town. one ip-based camera watching this area, is streaming online for a

what we are seeing a spotty showers for southern richland and ashland county making its way to the south and east fairly quickly. things will continue to dry out throughout the afternoon. so getting over the rain, we that is going to start to bring us widespread rain throughout the overnight. i will be back in just a few minutes to look at accumulation totals. >>> several groups of workers are rallying for pay raises at cleveland hopkins airport. they want the minimum wage to be raised to $15 an hour. the rally calls on to a national day of action with the group pfeifer 15. protester take place across the country. >>> new information from louisville and stark county where schoolteachers are going back to work. last night they voted to end the nearly 4 weeklong strike. a union spokesperson told teachers more or less they got what they wanted. the louisville teachers are asking the board of education there to clarify two issues, reduction in force and insurance bills, which were issues before the strike. today's classes at all return to school tomorrow. >>> today is given tuesday and the g

greater cleveland 35 degrees but folks, we're seeing teens for richland and ashland county. it's going to warm up fairly quickly as the transition of the winds are coming from the south. highs today about that 3:00 hour 56 degrees. pepper pike. beachwood, still 54, above normal temperature for stark and summit county. a great way to finish up the weekend. >>> a group of bird lovers are trying to stop the wind turbine promising planned for lake erie. the american bird conservancy says the project will impact bat and bird populations. the national guard is working the birding group says if the project isn't halted it will sue. >>> museum curator is hoping to grow replicas of a tree from cleveland in southern california. the curator of the henry huntington library recently flew to cleveland to harvest acorns from a tree dedicated to jesse owens. it's just one of three trees left from a group of 20 given to u.s. olympians after the 1936 berlin olympics. owens' tree was planted at roads high school where jesse trained. national treasure. >>> let's talk eats now. all cleveland foo

that may affect our friends towards richland and ashland county. through the morning expect more clearing to take place. threw late afternoon you will be able to get a few errands done. that's when the lake-effect snow machine will kick in. began. down towards mansfield you will get snow. also towards tumble counties i anticipate you will see snowfall. through the overnight and early tomorrow on your sunday morning. heading up and out the door. it will be a rough go of things. dissipating generally afternoon tomorrow on sunday, let's talk about accumulation totals. your tv set. from the lake-effect snow bands we see from lake michigan began we will see a coating of snowfall. generally towards the snowbelt communities towards the lake up if you are on the southern even and the northern tip of tumble three to 6 inches are possible. north of medina county as well. in lorain we might see more accumulation as wel temperatures are only in the 30s. tomorrow stuck in the 30s as well. it will be a cold go of things on sunday. monday more sunshine. of course

some ashland now the first town in this state to the retail tail of marijuana. stores that want to sell pot for recreational use will be barred from even trying to set up shop here until 2018 here's one resident who's happy it passed. >> were you surprised by how many people voted for this moratorium. >> no, i wasn't. i wasn't surprised at all. you had more elderly here than young. >> that's you why think it passed. >> yes. >> so once again tonight's vote comes just weeks after question 4 legalizing marijuana passed in this straight and here in ashland majority of people voted yes on four by a difference of about 350 votes. this moratorium will now head to the office of the state attorney general for final approval. reporting live in ashland i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> the government could still enforce the federal medical use. >> we posted the full details for you on our website fox25boston.com. >> hope you enjoy today's beautiful weather because you won't see that the next couple of days it's clear out there tonight. at the same time tracking this storm to

of any pot shops. >> reporter: ashland is first but it likely won't be the last mark and vanessa. elected leaders are proposing a temporary bannon the retail sale of pot. if this gets green lighted green herb won't be able to get the necessary permits until after other cities and towns have already started selling. >> but our current marijuana laws need changing. >> reporter: it's just what the doctor ordered. >> it's time to vote yes on 4. >> reporter: at least that doctor. and in just weeks people 21 and older can legally store up to 10 ounces of marijuana at home, and carry up to an ounce with them. another big part of the successful initiative is the retail sale of marijuana in as 2018, and that has one the metro west town taking action. at the upcoming town meeting in ashland, residents will consider a temporary moratorium on marijuana establishments. >> we're going to have a public hearing on it on the 21st november. >> reporter: town manager michael hubert says the proposed moratorium is designed to give the town more time to study and plan for what could be the inevitable.

ashland, canton, ravenna. you will see temperatures between 27 and 30 degrees with maybe a few sheltered valleys tonight. some of the coldest air we have seen since last spring time. we will have sunshine for your weekend saturday the coolest day in the 40s but back up to the 50s for sunday. on 48. the winds will calm down , so that will help a little bit. 30 tonight for akron in canton with 48 sunshine returning and staying cool. your seven day does have a little warm-up the next half- hour. >>> fake gun battle? the fight to get guns off the street hits a roadblock here in ohio. >>> at 6:00 they are digging into the reasons delay and what it could be a matter of life and death. >> when news 5 returns she worked and today her hard work finally paid off. we explain her first admission to care for our local service wounded veterans right here in cleveland. news 5's derick waller is live at the hospital with a story you only see here and this is all about some homemade blankets. >> that is right. a grandmother is

ashland isn't the only community looking at issues relating to marijuana. in fact, last night, dudley actually held a meeting as well and selectmen there appointed a committee to make republican strategists when it comes to regulating retail marijuana. in spencer as well, there was a meeting last night with some concerned residents don't want a medical they met with selectmen to voice their concerns. >> heather: breaking news out of lawrence, where firefighters are on the scene of a devastating fire. >> elizabeth: fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. starts right now. >> kevin: now at 5:00 p.m., temperatures just warm enough, but there's no more ice, but rain moving through for the evening commute. i'm tracking it. >> mark: police shoot and kill a man trying to rob a local gas station. >>> tonight, we speak with another gas station owner on what he tells his employees to keep them safe. appeared in court today. the item that the state says he removed from his car before turning himself in. >> vanessa: plus, a massachusetts police department is falling apart. only on fo

richland and ashland county. putting that drizzle weather in place. today's high a bit chilly at 50 and windy. breezy northern wind. when do we get a break? >> one person is dead officer is hurt after a shooting. we're told the incident started with a robbery. it appears to have ended in a shooting and fourth and prospect. you can see a car propped on the front lawn of the home. the home homeowner -- the injured officer was taken to the regional medical center but we do not know the extent of the injuries. we're working to get more information on this story. police said 23-year-old shavonte chester was shot. witness said he saw her talking to a man right before he heard a gunshot and the man took off said the witnessment she was taken to university hospital in critical conditions. she is 31 weeks pregnant. and what's next >> we look at trump's first 100 days in office. and the new family is making its way to the white house. the change it pennsylvania avenue, >>> right down to business. he's even said he wants trump said his first order of business is

ashland, 47. shelby, 46. we'll slide on into -- alliance, 46. it's warmer near the big city, upper 40s. you're going to need the sweaters through the evening. your weather window looks like this with temperatures falling down through the 40s cleveland. partly cloudy skies on the way, and notice, by midnight, 39 in the canton, akron area. 38 by 2:00 a.m. it's going to be a chilly start, but we're going to keep this mild weather in play for at least a few more days. i'll show you when the cold will arrive coming up. awe have a news alert now about the bomb threat at the high school. police just completed their sweep of the building and students are expected to report for school tomorrow. they were sent home today after anonymous bomb threats this morning. first they placed it on lockdown and sent everybody home eventually. last week, a racially insensitive post written by a student went viral. students were disciplined. police are trying to determine if that post is connected to these threats. atens of thousands of chickens killed today after a ma

when it comes to selling it, the town of ashland says not so fast. ashland residents voted at a special meeting last night passing a temporary moratorium on pot shops. it blocked businesses that want to sell marijuana applying for zones when the retail of the sale of marijuana becomes legal statewide but the deanything was not unanimous. >> looking for small businesses to help our economic growth. i see no reason for a smoke shop or whatever you want to call them wouldn't be part of that. >> enough people say they want it, you have to respect democracy but i think what you have to do in your political and public service is you have to make sure it is the best legalizing marijuana could be delayed. while it is supposed to be legal to use or possess marijuana, the law still needs to be certified by the governor's council and the secretary of state says the earliest that will happen is the middle of december and the law is certain to be certified by the beginning of 2017. delay or no the, one thing is decided. consumers won't be able to buy pot in any a

doctor, political science professor at ashland university thank you for the time. done on this for awhile. >> they are. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> right now we will go to live pictures in public square. also people there are protesting. it looks like a vigil as well. after last night election results came in. we are seeing this across the country today. >> mark: we expect that. it was very close as far as the popular vote is concerned and this will probably continue awhile. we have four years to get ourselves back and up right. >> romona: y should come together in this country. >> mark: up next campaign impact. how a coalition may have helped swing ohio to donald trump even without the governor's support. >>> plus getting answers from general motors about layoffs at a local plant. >> jeff: got some temperature swings here. tomorrow we are on our way up and a dry stretch. no alert days coming up. i will tell you about the temperature pattern and how it >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor sh

i think we'll see a coating of snowfall there from richland to ashland county. right into the snow belt regions, three to 6 inches of right between a trace and 2 inches. a trace upwards of an inch. then southern cuyahoga county, you'll notice just north of medina there i think we'll see anywhere between an inch to 4 inches. window nation 7-day forecast showing you 30s. so very chilly. through the start other work week. lots of folks, of course, getting a jump start on the thanksgiving travel plans. depending on how you look ate it fortunately or unfortunately, some rain in the way. at least it's not snowfall by that point. slippery icy commute. it will just be wet. so wherever your travel plans take you for thanksgiving hope you are, you know, being safe traveling and that your tummy is nice and full. >> yeah, i'm still just not over the temperature drop. >> 20 trees since we've been here. >> i'm such a clevelanders i had to change into my flip- flops because my feet were too hot when i was putting up the christmas decorations. >> i it was hot trying to get >> y

fox25 catherine parrotta is live in ashland this morning where, catherine, town leaders held a special meeting last night. >> catherine: meeting started around 11:00 last night and show residents overwhelming supported the idea having breaks on retail marijuana shops at least for right now. >> too many flaws, too many holes in it. >> haven't had traumatic events. it is like scare tactics. >> catherine: brought legalization of marijuana and when it comes to selling it the town of ashland s fast. >> moratorium. >> voted at special meeting last night passing a temporary moratorium on pot shops and applying for zoning purposes for 2018 and retail jail becomes -- sale becomes legal. >> economic base grow and i see no reason smoke shop or whatever >> enough people say they do want it and respect democracy and what you have to do in political and public service life is you have to make sure it is the best law out there. >> catherine: law still needs to be certified by the governor's council and secretary of state says earliest that would happen is middle of december. law is certain to be cert

this is where the steadiest rain is occurring around a mansfield and ashland and also around a worcester. there may even be a sleet pellet or two with the pink color you can see in wayne county. i have the alert going through so if you are going to be getting off the road -- hitting the road early in the morning now through about 10:00 a.m., it is mainly going to be light rain, but still some slow holiday travel because of that through the morning. it won't be a steady rain all day tomorrow. the next few hours and i know this is a big night out and we are cloudy at cleveland hopkins, but the rain is moving in. 40 at midnight and 40 at 1:00 a.m. we'll hold steady in the low 40s here the rest of night. black better. i'll bring you the details on that coming up. >> millions of people across the country are on the move. passengers are packing airports like in atlanta and l.a. and chicago and miami to gridlock on the highways. we are gettingence as how you can survive the holiday rush safely. >> romona: some of you may still be waiting for family travelers have seen as they made their way to

we already had reports of about 24 to 23 degrees for ashland county. starting to warm up for wooster, currently at the freezing mark. the thermometer not budging too much this afternoon, upper 40s for richland county, out towards lorain a high of 49 degrees. a transition in our winds this afternoon, 5 to 10 miles per hour coming out of the west. warmer for akron and canton, lower 50s. nick. >> at least we got that sunshine to go with the chill. thank you, janessa. >>> they risked everything to protect our country. now hundreds of servicemen and women who made it home from vietnam are battling a new threat. bile duct cancer is extremely rare. it's difficult to cure and cases can be sporadic. but doctors at the cleveland clinic are noticing a pattern. more and more vietnam vets being diagnosed with this rare cancer. one of the causes is parasites found in exactly like the ones the department of defense encouraged soldiers to eat while stationed in vietnam. >> when i started -- like i said, there was only 20 cases and i have over 200 people that have are

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at the upcoming town meeting in ashland, residents will consider a temporary moratorium on marijuana establishments. >> we're going to have a 21st november. >> reporter: town manager michael hubert says the proposed moratorium is designed to give the town more time to study and plan for what could be the inevitable. >> you can't just ban it but it but it does give you the ability to regulate it. >> reporter: it requires two-thirds of the town meeting vote. >> i completely with that i raised my kidser. >> if the town has a more forrum and people want to get their marijuana somewhere else they're going adjoining town. >> reporter: by phone, yes on 4 communications director jim questions the legality of a moratorium adding this. >> we would like to see town leaders take a measured approach to this and not give in to the hysteria and the alarm ism that we saw during the campaign. >> reporter: we checked the majority of people in ashland voted yes on question 4 last week but it was a pretty close vote. about yes and no. and you may remember, similar moratoriums were passed when medical ma

ashland, residents will consider a temporary moratorium on marijuana establishments. >> we will have a public hearing on it on the 2 1g of november. >> reporter: town manager hebert say it is to give the town more time to study and plan what could be the inevitable. >> you can't just ban it and it does give the ability to regular late this to the extent that it is for the best of the community. >> reporter: requires two-thirds of the town meeting vote. >> >> you know if the town has a moratorium and people want to get their marijuana somewhere else, they are going to go to whatever adjoining town. >> reporter: by phone, yes on 4 communication director jim borisani questions the legality of a moratorium adding this. >> we would like to see how leaders take a measured approach to this, and not give in to the hysteria that we saw during the campaign. question 4 last week and close, about 350 votes. reporting in ashland, i am ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> police in weston has put out a illustration of a man they say approached a 10-year-old boy on a street. police put out this photo after

ashland county moving in -- richland and ashland county moving in and outbut temperatures are in the 30s. that's why we are seeing that wintry mix. now as the front continues to make the way through, we have a wind advisory for lorain greater cleveland cuyahoga county lake and ashtabula. it starts at 4 p.m. today. pick up 25 to 30 miles per hour with local gusts up to about 45. so you can see from that front making its way through all of you are going to notice the blustery weather throughout your afternoon. and that's going to make the feel like temperature into the 30s. so let's break out the winter coat once again. you can see from the bar graph we have fallen about 20 to 35 degrees in some spots. we will track that rain and >>> the overlin college community shaken this morning after a professor is charged with hate speech. >>> and more drinking water. we're looking into what's being done to keep kids safe and hydrated in the classroom. >>> we we start off with a live look at our earthcam across the lake. there's downtown cleveland, there are gray skies ahead. if you walk outside,

back to ashland. majority did vote to legalize marijuana, but it was close a difference of only 350 voters. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 morning news. >>> the annual dangerous toys list is coming out this morning. each year, world against toys for kids. big unveiling is happening at 10:00 this morning right here in boston. fox25 will be there. sticks around with us on air and online for a full list of toys to be careful of this holiday season. >>> amazon making a big change this holiday season. the retail giant will no longer use blue and gold wrapping paper on gifts. instead they will offer velvet gift bags in five sizes and three colors. the gift bags will be the same price as the old price as the old wrapping paper. >>> now 5:56 this morning. an american challenge -- the mannequin challenge. an incredible sight. >>> one of president obama's ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave yo

we will try ashland in sacramento. the third time is a charm. i think so. preface my question. my wife and i work many years for fedex and most people think of as a transportation company in reality when people talk to us about it were really not where management information company. we found that with real-time information if you know where things are at all times things will work the right way. that is profits that you talk about the different platforms. they used to be traditional media but people have trusted them less and less and so they've that got to platforms like facebook which i have and i don't use. most of our information we get from c-span. i know if i watch it i'm in to get accurate information right from the people who are the source of what i'm trying to find out. so i'm wondering how all of that stuff fits together. i agree with your endorsement. i hope it. the ideas that they were to give you direct access to what was going on. it would lead to more democratic participation it has gone up around that. it was the access to the data

reporting in ashland, daniel miller, fox25 news. >> julie: still in answers in brockton how the mayor spending taxpayer money. mayor bill carpenter never showed up for city council meeting last night. he used taxpayer money to pay for college language class and want to know what happened to expensive slab of granite used at city hall in memorial. the granite was the wrong color and needed to be reordered. city paid for the new piece but the first one disappeared. >> who signed for the granite, where was it stored, why was it so hard to locate it, where is it? you know, who knows what about the granite. >> julie: mayor has dealt with issues before and in june 2015 the city suspended driver's license over failure to pay state taxes and questions about why the police detail drove him around. finance committee meeting scheduled for next monday to further discuss the course and granite issue. >> daniel: board of selectmen fired alfrida cromwell saying she was discriminated against because she is a woman, african-american and lesbian and and had serious of infractions and in child endangerm

akron calm millersburg, mansfield in ashland as well. otherwise if you are near the lake. it will fall back to the mid to upper 40s. because the water temperature of lake erie is set relatively loud. >>> 7:00 in the morning as you 40s. look at what this temperature does as we go through the day. 1:00 kickoff against the cowboys tomorrow and that is early november perfection. 620 in a light northwest when. a jacket if you are sitting in the shade. if you have a son seat you might not need a jacket just some long sleeves. the temperatures will stay in the low 60s through halftime and through the end of the game. it will t the upper 50s why the end of the game. if you have plans afterwards, maybe stay downtown. he will need that jacket as temperatures quickly fall. >>> look at the weather pattern responsible for this amazing weather. it is just stream. they had all the way north towards hudson bay and does not come back down until new england. we have cold air across the northeast and the cross is rich in the jet stream. it's warm inside the -- sunny weather from the south. t

most of richland and ashland county and it is tracking east. wooster 5:36 millersburg 5:44 approaching mentor and fair lawn dry most of the afternoon and all of a sudden a flare up of showers along this front. that's what we expected would happen. this rain will be with us through the first part of the evening. it won't rain all night. we have the alert going until 10:00. behind it, we have a lot of cloud cover. colder air coming in. you see, got a little light snow minneapolis area. it is turning winter-like chicago's temp 37. we are 20 degrees warmer than chicago. this is the air that is moving this way. future view 7:00 has us dropping actually into the mid to upper 30s as the night wears on. it will be noticeably colder out there by 7:00 tomorrow morning. future view is going real aggressive with the cold dropping well in the as far as rainfall is concerned again, a lot of this coming down tonight. jefferson 3/4 and most areas looking at .1 to .2 of rain and not as heavy in western counties and canton area. you could be looking at a quarter

then he let them go, he turned around and drove words ashland. police haven't received reports of this happening anywhere else nearby. >> i don't know what would make somebody within to do that unless tve be a police officer and have been denied in the past and they want to show some sort of power. i don't know whether he targeted her because she was female. reporter: the suspect is described as a white man about six foot one, average build with dark hair pulled back in a man bun. between 25 and 35 years old. if faced with a situation like this, police recommend driving to a public lighted area, or call 911, and anyone with information on this is asked to

toledo central catholic beats university -- sandusky over ashland. the gray holds on to be -- black river over grand valley.to top-ranked mount union purple raiders clinchch their 25th straight ohio athletic conference title with a win over john carroll next saturday. asking dumbshutoutve 44-0. freshman quarterback don davis from st. vincent st. mary threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns. they held to just 149 yards on the day. next saturday's game will be played in alliance a lot of eyes on that. >> the cavs need by tonight and the browns. >> tomorrow we see if they can sneak by the cowboys. >> tomorrow morning wake-up weather extra hour c. >> that's all we are concerned about, right? it will be a gorgeous day on sunday. lots of sunshine so if you are tailgating or headed to thead browns game a fantastic afternoon.he it wouldn't be a great one to sit on the couch though. get out and enjoy the gorgeous weather because it won't last long. election data 40 percent chance will come after 4:0000 and thena cool down. >> browns game on fox 8 tomorrow. spe

a lot of sunshine, still a little breezy, up north, 29 eagle river, 31 ashland, and where there's tracking snow, about 33 in hayward. there's your deer hunter forecast. if you're going to minnesota, there's a lot of tracking snow. not for hunting but just for visiting. northeast part of the state, winter weather advisory for northwest counties, where the snow is right now, pretty much pounding northeast minnesota. some snow mixed with sleet in the northwest part of our state. we had a couple of showers, even an isolated storm earlier today, notice a couple of snowflakes starting to develop on the lacrosse radar. we can see some of the snowshowers after midnight tonight. wind advisory in effect continuing on until 6:00 tomorrow evening, all of southeastern wisconsin. check out our computer models, f we're already around 20 to 24 miles per hour, sticking around that 20 mile-per-hour range in the morning hours. gusts to over 40. we can see wind speeds up to 30 miles per hour during the day tomorrow, and winds will diminish a little bit tomorrow night. high temperatures today range from 43 int

the discovery was made after he was arrested with the deaths of two women in ashland. grate's try date is now set for november 6 of next year, 2017. >>> here is a crazy story. this guy was arrested for the authorities say he somehow got away from a ohio state trooper after being arrested the first time for a traffic stop. he was a handcuffed at the time -- he was handcuffed at the time and ran off. he took a ride on a transit and bragged about his escape while showing off the handcuffs. someone heard the bragging and dialed 9-1-1. rta had surveillance footage of it and someone arrested him outside a casino where he was arrested for the se >>> stories continuing to make headlines at the noon hour, a deadly overnight crash. how two buses collided, killing six people in the state of maryland. >>> plus, an increditable story. a ohio has been crashed his car and with us left there for days, but managed to survive. >>> there is new video of a deadly crash in baltimore. six people were killed where a school bus crashed with a city bus. we are told the bus hit a car, then cont

we still have one or two isolated sprinkles in lorain county down to ashland county. they should fade quickly with your playoff football forecast. mid-40s at 7:00 and some of you already in the lower 40s inland. some inland areas in the 30s and average temperatures between 35 and 37 degrees. just a big-time chill. do we get any warmer for the weekend? i will have that answer coming up. >>> riding the cartels of the win on tuesday the dow jones just close at a record high today rising 5%. trump's promise to deregulate >>> news 5 has confirmed distraction of the brand-new city kennel. the project was supposed to get started this year but the new kennel has suffered multiple delays since 2013. the city says the most recent delay is because the current bid came in too high. it will not break ground on a new city kennel to the summer of 2017. >>> airline outages affected travelers across the country today. american airlines and jetblue reported system outages today. the glitches were fixed but they had caused delays across the country. it is nothing like the outage delta s

charges in connection to the murdersace of stacy stanley and elizabeth griffis and holding on other ashland woman captive. police sayli he also led them to the remains of a third unidentified victim in mansfield. his trial is set to begin on november 6 next year >> your time is now 4:07 a.m. it weather and traffic every eight minutes is just ahead.a >> the clinton campaign blasting the fbi what the democratic presidential nominee is telling supporters in regards to a new e-mail investigationon. >> root root for the home team. still, meet the local man behind the popular phrasel go tribe. >> will have chances of rain. when will that occur? we will have the that when we come back. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued hillary clinton. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. judge

he's facing aggravated murder charges in ashland county for honored to have received a hometown award last night. the award was awarded last night at a city club. i was also honored to receive an award on the issue of human trafficking. the organization is a non- profit organization that helps the victims of human trafficking right here in north eastern ohio. >>> the vectis of are coming forward to help others. >>> with such a beautiful weekend you hope that great severe weather going to continue g. news. it look like it will for monday but gig -- big changes for the rest of the week and so much colder. >>> plus, punching your way through of -- the end of a presidential election. the app giving you an opportunity to relief >>> first the lottery numbers. you're watching news 5 at >>> a man who was just scammed out of $2,000 is coming forward tonight because he wants to show people how easy it is to fall for a slick con. wonlt foul -- fall for a phone scam like the fake irs calls threatening to arrest us, but when the caller claims to be your relative, that's something else. >> he answe

temperatures for the south 56 ashland and 54. hour by hour we expect our temperatures to drop off but not significant because we are keeping added cloud cover. yesterday was upper 70s being squeezed out by the first cold front that hit in a second is ushering in these darker blues that will keep your highs tomorrow down into the lower 50s. is interesting because it doesn't actually clear into ohio. it goes east allowing the high pressure system to move in for your weekend. here is the beautiful sunshine protected and friday will look beautiful on the chilly side. snowfall to the north moving in but not for us. not yet. for hour by hour when it comes to additional rainfall we have here is your light rain and maybe noticing some pitter patter on the windows. it should be gone on friday morning with sunshine to start the day. rainfall not impressive only around 1/100. heading into downtown tonight for the game jackets are suggested because of the temperatures. it should be 52 heading in the browns taking on the cowboys mostly sunny

then he let them go, he turned around and drove words ashland. police haven't received reports of this happening anywhere else nearby. >> i don't know what would make somebody within to do that unless tve be a police officer and have been denied in the past and they want to show some sort of power. i don't know whether he targeted her because she was female. reporter: the suspect is described as a white man about six foot one, average build with dark hair pulled back in a man bun. between 25 and 35 years old. if faced with a situation like this, police recommend driving to a public lighted area, or call 911, and anyone with information on this is asked to live in new hampton, mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: tonight authorities investigating the threat that shut down the greenfield elementary school, the superintendent says the threat targetedded a staff member and to ensure the safety of everyone, classes were canceled. kristen carosa live there tonight with more. reporter: the staff member received the threat before heading to school. that person

cuyahoga, summit, wayne, medina, ash land randz counties and -- ashland, rischland counties. -- richland counties. we'll stay dry. current temps falling 32 in wooster. 35 in ravenna. here we go. we'll end up around 42 in downtown cleveland but up land areas talking lower middle and upper 30s. we'll talk snow for the weekend coming up. >>> he would punch me in the head and tell me that only whores sleep. >> it can take unbelievable strength for a victim of domestic violence to leave their abuser and seek help. >> it often comes in the form of a protection order. but what's the point if it doesn't protect you? >> how many times has he been arrested. protection -- violate protections order walk free. >> i thought it was a piece of paper until someone knows about it. >> the simple solution that could protect women and save >>> it sounds unbelievable. police afraid to arrest abuser. >> unfortunately it's real and puts the lives of victims at risk. sarah uncovers a way to close that loophole in the ohio protection order system. >> victims are 70 times more likely to be murdered when they leave

. >> here to talk about this, ash ashland bell. a ashland, great to have you back.e talk about draining the swamp. i want to let you hear what we heard from john hew in the justice department during the first term of president bush. donald trump said he's going to drain the swamp and get rid of the people that he thought caused the problems. >> i'm surprised there's so many people here i thought everyone at heritage was working over at the transition headquarters. i asked the taxicab driver to take me to trump transition headquarters and he dropped me off here instead. >> he's making a joke there. but there are a lot of familiar faces from the reagan administration. the first bush and second bush administration. how can he drain the swamp? >> i think it's a different administration. only in d.c. does it make sense for people to walk into a job interview, talk to somebody who is going to hire them and they have already given that their money. these people weren't trump contributors, big donors, he's walking in and seeing people with experience and hiring them. >> the

duluth, superior, ashland. but again, the moisture is light. now to low is continuing to slip to the east and rapping the moisture around and taking it away from us by tonight. early temperatures 30s and 40s over the plains. 3 # 7 waukesha. holding steady in the low 40s toda the model is over doing the snow in the north. periods of light rain throughout the day. by mid night, most of this is wrapping off and away. cloudy for thanksgiving day. dry and a little disturbance early, 3:00 friday morning, a little light snow waking up on friday morning. the forecast for today, it is a wet one. periods of showers off and on. light. 43 thanksgiving day. 50 as we move to sunday, monday. >> thank you, sal. right now, officials in colombia are working to end a civil war. tim, what's the latest development? tim: after one failed peace deal with the group farc, the colombian government is trying # again. the president has announced that he'll sign a new peace deal tomorrow. once both sides sign the peace deal, it goes to congress for approval. the last deal

police say he turned around and drove towards ashland. >> i don't know what would make someone do that. unless they wanted to show some sort of power. i don't know if they targeted her because there were two females in the vehicle. mike: the victims described him average build, with dark hair pulled back into a bun. >> his behavior was feminine. mike: if faced with a similar situation, police recommend driving to a public and lighted area and called 911. some in town are on alert. >> be very cautious. be aware. mike: police have not received any reports of this happening anywhere elserb have notified other departments. anyone with information is asked to call police right away. tom: a beautiful day today but a winter blast is right around the corner. let us go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: over the weekend, we go from early spring into early winter. take a look at the highs across new hampshire today. well above average and close to record highs. within six of the record in temperatures into the 30's and many spots. 40's, rochester. notice jaffrey and laconia, all in the lo

. >> daniel: ashland isn't the only community saying hold on. the mayor of methuen told the globe he wants to ban marijuana retailers in his city. 52% of local voters there oppose the ballot question and quincy and braintree the mayor said they are looking at several local ballot question to ban marijuana shops and they approved question four. bringing questions firework shops in new hampshire, buyers from the bay state. now back to ashland and where the majority of people vote to legalize marijuana but it was a very close vote, difference of 350 votes. in the newsroom, i'm daniel brockton how the mayor spending taxpayer money to take a class. granite was wrong color and needed to be reordered. the city paid for the new piece but the first one has disappeared. >> who signed for the granite, where was hard to locate it, where is it? you know, who knows what about the granite. >> and this is not the first time the mayor has been criticized. in june 2015 carpenter's driver's license suspended for failure to pay state taxes. also faced questions abo

ashland police are giving old bikes a new purpose. ed: the department donated 28 bicycles to bikes not bombs. x this is chronicle on wcvb channel 5. anthony: shayna is up at sunrise. and what a day it is. the derby is in full swing. >>on electrician or a plumber, they are out fishing. anthony: new friends are waiting. there is some family business to take care of. >> hi, daddy. >> hi, baby. anthony: need some island insiders who know the best beaches. >> the water is beautiful. >> many locals say it is the best on the island. anthony: and beautiful places.