we talked to his attorney charles fleming and this is what he had to say. >> these are initial proceedings like we talked about earlier. we still have to let the wheels do its thing and whether he made those statements in actuality or in context whether they would be admissible is all things we have to take a look at. >> reporter: all right, his attorney of course not being able to say much because of client-attorney privilege there. by the way, president obama has been the most threatened president in u.s. history. he gets about 30 threats a day, death threats and of course it is something he is used to but nobody wants to see happen. live outside the fell courthouse, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> dan: thank you, harry just when we thought spring had arrived another good shot of >> denise: looks like it is let's get to jeff tanchak for an update. >> jeff: it doesn't feel like a march day with the wind chill. the snow is moving out. we had flurries in the akron-canton area and snow in county and we will take a closer look at that area right now and we will pinpoint that area with snow sho

we talked to his attorney charles fleming and here is what he has to say about his client. >> it is a serious state of affairs to the extend someone is charged with threatening the president of the united states. that makes it all the more serious. >> reporter: and he will be back here in court on wednesday march the 9th at 11:30 in the morning, president obama, the most threatened president in u.s. history and most are done on-line and this was done by telephone. the guy actually called u.s. secret service to threaten the president. find out more about him. live outside the federal courthouse harry boomer cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you, harry. i am here in the weather center with jeff. it will get chillier tonight. >> jeff: clouds are breaking up and we will see sunshine downtown and lake-effect for the most part is over and a look at the radar leftover flurries around youngstown, columbiana, coming in off the lake mentor area and northern ashtabula county and leftover light snow. but the accumulating snow is now over. there you see the breaks. snow will end tonight. it will be a

. >> reporter: charles fleming is the federal defender's office. right now he can only say so much. baths are tasked with figuring out the man who admitted he was very interested in presidential similar plans. and his attorney says if convicted he could face up to fine. for now we are live in down up to cleveland. >> new at 11, 4 men are terrorizing case western students. three different robberies in just one month. each more bold than the last. there are three different police departments working on this case. >> reporter: yeah, cleveland, cleveland heights and university circle police. now, these robberies have not happened on campus, but they're clearly targeting students, students that carry around some very expensive gadgets. >> three incredibly brazen robberies in just a few weeks. the victims all case western the robbers using the same getaway car every time. >> like my mom is really worried and i just know that, like, if something were to happen to me, she would be jackie you're the biggest idiot ever. >> reporter: it started on february 7t

we talked to his attorney charles fleming and this is what he had to say. >> these are initial proceedings like we talked about earlier. we still have to let the wheels