they lost their life souffle in cleveland dani carlson, cleveland 19. >> denise: we are told there was at least one working smoke the cleveland fire department participates in the american red cross operation save a life. that program provides free smoke alarms, batteries and installation. people who live in cleveland and are elderly and low income qualify. we have a link on our app and our web page. >> mark: it's been a rough roller coaster ride on wall street. today even more losses although a late rally helped a bit falling oil prices sparked the initial selloff. the dow fell another 249 points and s&p dropped over a percent and the nasdaq after being 1.1%. coming up, cbs evening news and investors. >> denise: cleveland police sent pictures to help catch a hit-and-run driver who seriously hurt a pedestrian. take a look. maybe you can help. this is in cleveland in the clark fulton neighborhood. a maroon chrysler hit a the driver pulled into a nearby gas station and then hid behind a dark s.u.v. she watched briefly and then drove away. >> mark: today cleveland city council public safe

lakewood and cleveland had problems and cleveland's most severe. the city says no calls were lost. councilman reed and others want to hold a hearing. >> it is a scary situation. i am hoping what we will do as a city and community we will check into it. >> no serious calls for service were missed. >> paul orlousky, cleveland 19. the woman involved in a hit and run turned herself in. we showed you pictures from fulton and clark in cleveland. a car hit a woman. the driver pulled into a nearby gas station and hid behind an s.u.v. and drove away. no charges yet. the victim will be okay. >>> good news here. fan favorites coming to progressive field. cleveland pickle, ohio city brito and happy dog will be the newest vendors. >> we knew going into the renovations research showed us fans wanted the local food vibe. >> the new addition mark phase 2 of renovations last season. the team unveiled phase 1, melt, sweet moses and barrio on right field and this season there's a new scoreboard and crews building season ticket holder suites. 68 days until opening day. >> to write off and not write of

we had 41 at cleveland hopkins interactive radar on the cleveland 19 weather app and indicating temperatures holding steady mid to upper 30s to 40s because the wind will stay south through the night and day tomorrow. 40 degrees cannot, south wind at 10 and downtown cleveland with partly cloudy sky out there. 40 degrees. it is rain late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and here comes cold again for the weekend. forecast details on that. coming up in a bit here. guys, back to you. >> romona: all right. we brought you the announcement live last night. browns have a new coach. we know he came from cincy. who is hue jackson. >> reporter: after the research i did today it is fair to say hue jackson seems to be a great guy. tough when he needs to be and then there's his softer side. >> i came here to win. i came here to help our team have the opportunity to win football games. >> 50-year-old hue jackson speaks with the same determination and conviction and seems to have powered his ascent from college quarterback who worked his way up through the ranks to become the oakland >> in the almost 30

a hot night of shows on cleveland 19. >> don't forget about us cleveland 19 news at 11:00. tony? >> you sold me. 18-time gold medalist making another splash this time in a different arena. you have to see this. >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> tony: a week ago you probably never heard of carson wentz. i barely had. i am not up on north dakota football. and taking him out of the second pick of the draft. i don't care if he went to the ohio college of pharmacy. >> go get him. >> i don't know any quarterback that doesn't want to be the top guy in their class, you know. if you don't think you are and don't have the abililty to be, you are probably in the wrong sport. we are all competitors and playing football and we want to positions. >> carson wentz. bowl 50 most dynamic player is a familiar face. every time i see this. i think home boy! >> cannoli. ted played a huge role in carolina's run and could not be more proud. he sat down with his former friend and coach. >> you went to carolina and seen the game. and you are proud of my littl

he had ties to cleveland. >> cleveland was a hotbed for breaking new artists and one of those artists was david bowie and it is sad for the city of cleveland and rock 'n roll hall >> bowie was inducted in 1996 almost 20 years ago. pieces of the artist's life are spread throughout the museum including this suit he wore in 1972. flags out front were half-mast as people paid tribute. >> he was a great musician. he was very sick. >> shocked to hear the news. he is an influence. he influenced so many people. a great volume of work. >> if you listen to his music it's got soul and funk mixed with rock 'n roll and created a new science. he also brought in elements of theater and film and art world doing. and the papers want to know who shot you when. >> reporter: many say few artists made such an impact and >> i always loved the song "starman." >> reporter: can you sing it. >> no. >> reporter: just thought i would ask. dark and i am closing in a most peculiar way and the skies look very different today. >> reporter: today and tomorrow the museum will display a tribute where visitors can write

live from cleveland's news center. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> we saw some sun today, but it's now partly cloudy and mild in northeast ohio as we take a live look at cleveland. it almost feels like spring i'm lydia. behind me the rain is starting to spill in. beth mcleod is in the weather center with the first alert forecast. >> it felt like spring. smelled like spring. it felt like mid april. take a look at your current temperatures. oh, my goodness. today, you are into the mid 60s. look at that. right now currently we're at 50 degrees. 25-degree temperature change from yesterday at this point. overall it was almost a 30-degree temperature change from yesterday to today. your current temperatures out at hopkins is 50 degrees. 49 in canton. as we go through the evening, almost everybody, not quite, stays in the 40s. some of you will dip into the upper 30s. but like lydia said there are no worries out there. we don't need no ground hog. spring, mild temperatures. winter does return. i'll let you know coming up. >>

east cleveland's mayor says a boys. >> we're just grateful to the east cleveland police department and grateful to the resident who called and within minutes we had a very concerning situation under control. custody tonight. their mother was taken to a evaluation. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. we had some flurries. >> flurries that is really about it. today. notice the steadier light snow has moved well off to our east and southeast. still some lingering flurries cleveland to act i don't know. we will continue to watch those -- cleveland to akron. those. 18 cleveland, 19 akron, 15 in wooster with a clearing sky. so what is next? drying out tonight, staying cold for another day or. so but temperatures will begin to warm by the weekend. we are tracking the latest on that weekend east coast snowstorm. i will tell you if it is going to impact you. enjoy your evening with temperatures in the teens and light flurries. notice the temperatures really don't plummet, and windchills will stay in teens and single digits all night long. so we'll come back with a weekend

have a good evening. >>> now this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. cleveland browns. and browns are once again ignoring the past and writing the same script they must analyze the affect of past decisions and engage a different model and sashi brown has no experience and given the title of director of football operations. with the final say over the roster and role in interviewing coaching candidates, hiring a coach first will prevent a team from getting the most qualified general manager candidates. look at the history and analytics of hall of famer bill and gm and architect of indianapolis superbowl teams led by peyton manning and he built the buffaloes four-time superbowl team which was anchored by hall of famer jim kelley. another example is hall of fame ron wolf architect of oakland and green bay's title teams anchored by jim plunkett and brett favre. browns must have a field of if you build it, will you come. talent like john gooden an ohio guy and superbowl coach and bill cowher played for the browns and also a superbowl coach enticed to cleveland if power break

coach of the cleveland browns. wisdom is the daughter of experience. the browns are once again ignoring the past and writing the same script they must analyze and be affect past decisions and engage a different model. sashi brown has no experience and given title of director of football operations with the final say over roster and role of interviewing coaching candidates. hiring a coach first will prevent the team from getting the most qualified general look at the history and analytics of hall of famer bill and gm and architect of indianapolis superbowl teams led by peyton manning. he also built the buffaloes four-time superbowl team anchored by a hall of famer jim kelley. another example hall of fame ron wolf architect of oakland and green bay title teams anchored by mvp's jim plunkett and brett favre. the browns must have a field of dreams vision. if you build it, he will come. talent like jon gruden an ohio guy and superbowl coach or bill cowher played for the browns and superbowl coach enticed to cleveland if

some don't want to leave cleveland. there are still a lot of cancellations to some of the jfk, laguardia, newark airport, those still seem to be closed. see on the board, most of those red cancelled flights are to those particular airports. even washington dulles still closed. we are expecting that one to open open very soon i'm told because the situation, a lot better there. as you can see, here in cleveland, plenty of passengers still getting on planes and going to other points south and of course to the west. but, there are still delays there as well. there have been so far over 10,000 cancellations the past few days. obviously, this has caused a lot of headaches in next half hour we'll be talking to some passengers there their time here in cleveland. for some of them, prolonged a little longer than they wand to. >> denise: thanks bill. hopefully, some sunshine, warmer temps obvious the next few days will speed up the cleanup process for storm worn areas. we'll follow the story until the snowmelts look for more video

: for more information about cleveland's water, you can log on to cleveland 19.com. back to you. >> tiffani: they are doing their part to help out the people of flint. customers who brought in two cases of water to the hair and style. we checked tonight and they collected 130 cases for the cause. >> dan: for all of you moms you will not disagree with this story. people at yale say having process. the more kids you have the faster it goes. they found giving birth and child care require increases in metabolism which takes a leads to premature aging. >> tiffani: two weeks ago we told you about a virus that could cause severe birth defects and spreading rapidly in south america. now there are four confirmed cases of zika virus in the u.s. now the cdc has issued a travel alert for pregnant women going to south america. the virus which is spread to people from mosquito bites can be transferred from a mother to her baby during pregnancy. the birth defects slows down the brain growth in babies was showing up in the mothers in infected. >> when the virus goes to the blood str

a mega banking merger happening >>> live from cleveland's newscenter cleveland 19 news starts now. >> after that i heard gunfire repeatedly over and over and over. >> the lord mother always say hit the ground. >> romona: 13 officers and 137 shots fired. a deadly police chase by cleveland police. three years later, the punishment. >> six officers have been fired and six others are facing discipline. >> mark: the punishment marks the end of a three year intense investigation. dani carlson following the story all day joins us with the break details. hey, dani. >> reporter: it is important to mention one of the six officers fired was michael brelo. and six officers suspended face

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like 2 degrees in cleveland. it's better, the winter jackets a must, the gloves and hats a good idea, too. 23 the high with late snow likely. the power-of-5 seven-day forecast, slowly warming up to temperatures. looking better towards the weekend. >> and bundle up and be prepared for nice, clear main roads as you begin your morning commute. >> things are looking good. no real issues or accidents to report. i want to tell you about a couple of things we have been following this breaking news. the deadly house fire east 147th that remains closed between kinsman and bartlet avenue. we have a couple of other closures affecting old mill road and gates mills, boulevard and this is because of electrical problems overnight. the police telling us they expect them to be reopened by mid-day and checking out the along just fine and this is from our odot cam, i-77 and harvard avenue. traffic is bicking -- picking up a bit and no issues to report. >>> and catch you up on breaking news overnight. the detroit teachers calling fo

download the cleveland 19 news guy this is cleveland 19 -- >> this is cleveland 19 news. >> dan: it is time to check your pantry shelves. trader joe's is issuing a nut recall. the grocery store chain is recalling the cashew pieces over a possible salmonella con tap nation. contamination. they were sent to stores in two dozen states including ohio. throw their product out or return it for a full refund at the store. you can find the bar code and the lot number for this specific product in the story at cleveland 19.com. >> dan: it is a season for colds, cough, sore throat. >> tiffani: you were fighting it last week. we are all fighting it. they told doctors to prescribe antibiotics only when necessary. correspondent kenneth craig has this alert. >> do you feel congested at all? >> a little bit. >> reporter: mackenzie mire has a -- mackenzie meyer had a sore throat and a cough. >> i decided to stop it and just make sure that it wasn't strep. >> reporter: the city md doctor determined it was not strep throat, a back bacterial infection, but more likely a virus which is not treated with ant

according to the study from the cleveland foundation, the growth tied cleveland for 8th place for the number of college- educated millennials. between 2011 and 2013, we saw a gain of 7,000 young professionals. that is a lot of people. and downtown is reaping the benefits. the number of downtown residents aimed 25 to 34 sky rocketed fix% from -- 76% from 2000-2012. and one of the biggest reasons our city is a magnet for young professionals, the cost of living. cleveland is nearly 10% below the national average cost-of- living. in the newsroom, meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> thank you. >>> and let's take a live look tera, a small break from the snow? we have snow in the forecast. and morning, right about 10 degrees on average for us. the snowfall is oughty miles away from cleveland. and into the morning hours, it will be lighter as we look at this upper level disturbance and high pressure is dominating us. and punishing in through indiana and southern sections and western sections of ohio and we'll be here today. maybe a little lack affect and not much and talk of numbers here either. wind

eight degrees currently in cleveland. winds out of the southwest, 11 miles an hour and feels like 7 below. so, the windchill advisory for a lot of us here this morning. cold as 15 below. ten below wooster; 9 below canton; sunbelow cleveland -- 7 below cleveland; 8 below in we have the on-and-off again lake affect snow and has been on since saturday night, causing major problems and driving on the east side. i want to focus enough of the heavy snowfall for you quickly. downtown, you have your moderate to heavy snowfall and parts near peg corner, heavy snowfall and mullberry road and 306 going to be dangerous. the wind driving as very heavy snow is in place. corrina, how are the roads? >> somara. >> sorry. light go to somara. that. along 90 eastbound. i want to go ahead and show you where we're at. so that intersection where 92- 71 cross, what are the roads actually, a lot better than chardin -- chardon. for now, roads are okay and we deployed over 80 vehicles throughout geauga county, kuai hogga and lake county to -- cuyah

right here on cleveland 19. since we're on the subject, could it be the bengals and steelers are too familiar? they're calling last night's game in cincy the burfict storm. the bungling bengal season left in ruins. bengals had the lead, could have run out the clock, but they fumbled the football. so you're saying there's a chance. steelers think so. big ben could hardly throw at the end. but burfic t 1 helped him out. that's a 15-yard penalty. wait it gets even better, or worse depending on your perspective. pacman jones picks up a dead ball foul, pushing an official leading to cincy's demise. >> again i'm not, you know, anemometer about -- not going to single out guys. >> i'm not here to throw shade at anybody. you know, we win together, we lose together. simple as that. >> here's how next week's schedule shapes up on cbs and cleveland 19. the chiefs and the patriots squaring off saturday afternoon. steelers and broncos battling a week from today. be there. aloha. weekend. it was this weekend. >> lydia: did you

>> romona: thank you, beth. >>> tonight on cleveland 19 at 8:00 undercover boss: join us for cleveland 19 news at 11:00. mark? >> mark: up next, the latest on obviously one of many teams looking for a new guy. plus kevin love returns to the land of 10,000 lakes according to wikipedia 8:842 and that meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, and phone. plus free installation, with a one hour arrival window, tv equipment and epix included. >>> now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> mark: runs finished interviewing jerome henderson. he is the 4th candidate they have talked to so far this off season. the first guy was adam gates one of four teams to interview him. miami wants him badly and said to be having a second interview with philly

downtown cleveland alliance. they announced the 9th annual event beginning friday february 19th and runs for an appetizing 10 days. more than 50 restaurants taking part. the theme is chef's choice. we call weather here jeff's choice. am i right? >> jeff: always. man did that look good or what. >> windy out there if you are headed out to a restaurant this keep in mind we have temperatures in the 30s and wind chills in the 20s and it will be that way throughout the night. and ashtabula. it looks like the strongest lakeshore. nobody reporting flurries yet. can you see cloud cover. this piece of energy. see the snow in michigan and that's what's coming down later tonight and tomorrow and could kick off steadier snow showers at the time. nothing too cold and can you see and get the idea we are slowly falling through the 30s. here is 10:00. between 10:00 and 1 a.m. not much going on and after 1 a.m. a flare up of light along the lakeshore and i-90 corridor into 7:00 in the morning there and most of us early tomorrow mo

>>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> denise: we start tonight with breaking news off the top. big developments in a 2-year-old murder-mystery. a grand jury just indicted an attorney for tampering with evidence in the murder investigation of alisa sherman. gregory j. moore was sherman's divorce attorney. her body was found outside his office building in 2013. she had been stabbed multiple times. prosecutor tim mcginty says moore tampered with evidence and lied to police during the investigation and didn't elaborate on that. our tiffani tucker is talking with the sherman family friends right now. meanwhile aliza's best friend issued a statement saying "i am thrilled there is some movement in the case. possibly getting justice." we will follow this all afternoon long and get up to the second updates on twitter and of course on cleveland19.com. >> dan: you want to stay tuned on details for that. clearly, this is developing. now at 5:00 get ready for a dip in temperatures. >> denise: yeah. that's not the only thing headed our way. chief meteorologist jeff

live in cleveland dani carlson, cleveland 19. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> denise: we will take a live look at traffic right now in and out of downtown cleveland. this is 77. smooth sailing and the sun is shining. clear and an accident near dead man's curve and 92 at the split. apparently a vehicle is disabled there and we have reports it hit a wall there is a traffic tie up near dead man's curve westbound. >>> remember, you can download the free cleveland 19 news app and tap on the traffic tab to get realtime updates on the go. >> we decided not to risk it. >> dan: coming up families are scrambling to change travel plans as a virus spreads. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> dan: apple is recalling millions of power adapters because they could cause electric shock. the two-pronged wall plug was sold in the apple world travel adapter kit and were designed for use in countries outside the u.s., apple says it will exchange faulty plugs for free ones at any apple store or authorized

in cleveland. let's go to the numbers. as of 11:00 we are up to 43. unseasonably warm for this time of year. sandusky 43 and cooler in ashtabula at 35 degrees. warm for the morning drive. around 40 and windy and mostly cloudy and an easy commute for a changing. don't have to bundle up as. tomorrow late afternoon and tomorrow night we have a round of rain and it is not going to be particularly heavy. it could affect the evening commute as it wears on. and then if you are heading west of cleveland and a wet friday night on the way. we are seeing the thaw now and it will be short lived. the rain later tomorrow only to have it turn sharply colder this weekend. that means more lake affect snow on the way. forecast details at 11:19. denise? >> denise: the summit county medical center says they are being investigated as a murder-suicide. it is not yet clear how everyone died there. we know the mom was found huddled with her children and the father was found near the garage. cleveland 19 news says jeff mat

>>> live, from cleveland's news center. cleveland 19 news starts now. breaking news now, here at 4:00, the mexican drug lord nope known as "el chapo" has been caught. >>> this comes 7 months after escaping from prison. the mexican navy says marines acting on a tip raided a home in the town of loss smokies before dawn. joaquin "el chapo" guzman was then arrested. guzman staged his jail break back in july when he escaped through a mile-long tunnel, which burrowed right up into his cell. now, to the weather here at home. what we can expect? well, a soggy weekend is what i hear? >>> yeah, unfortunately. that's all right. beth mccloud has the first alert forecast for you. hey, beth. >>> the weekend is looking half we are starting off on the wet note, saturday itself is the nicest day, matter of fact, not just the nicest day of the weekend but it could possibly be the nicest day out of the next 7. i hate to say that. but your first alert outlook is looking a little grim for next week. there is chance of snow, in rain, almost no rape coming after tomorrow nigh

p>>> live from cleveland's news pcenter, cleveland 19 news starts pnow. p>> anchor: a live look outside pthis afternoon in cleveland. pa few peeks of blue sky and sun pand lake erie snow machine is pfinally slowing down a bit. pbut, man, oh man, no relief from pthe bitter cold out there. pyes, the temperatures in the psick psingle digits. pwatch out for the bone chilling pcold as well. p>> mark: absolutely. pthere is flurries still flying paround. pbig stuff gone, at least for pnow. pmeteorologist jeff tanchak here. pfirst look at your forecast. pwhat's going on. p>> jeff: well, guys, we still phave flurries out east just to padd insult to injury. pmadison you have 20 inches of psnow on the ground. pdoppler and this is the last gas pof lake-effect. pthis isn't going to add up to pmuch. pit will be ending. pagain, just some flurries there peastern lake county, ashtabula pcounty. plook at this. ptemperatures actually warming pinto the upper teens to right paround 20. phere is the good news. pthe wind will continue to die pdown tonight. pso we're not going t

we are down to 17 now in cleveland. factor in the wind and you are looking at wind chills, well, 1 below zero is how it feels on your skin in cleveland and 3 below in mansfield. so how are you the roadways now in this lake-effect? storm chaser. last time we checked in with you, denise, you were on i-480. where are you now? >> reporter: now we are headed into cleveland on 480 headed eastbound right now. i want to take you through our camera number 2 to show you what the roadways look like now. jeff, it is looking a little moist out there. we are seeing a little bit of precipitation. we didn't see this before. definitely dropping and we lost a couple of degrees. our car temperature says 17 degrees and a lot of us not happy to see winter finally arrive, but for some people it means a lot to their well-being. jared plows snow in the huff neighborhood and he has been pushing snow and treating roadways since the wee hours of the morning. >> it was rough. it got rough around 7:00, 8:00. >> reporter: after a mild start to the w

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cleveland is not a whining town cleveland is a working town. we got together and pounded out a nationally recognized model for trying to do a better job at bridging those two sides of that relationship. i think people will look at this for years to come as a community that did it right. >> dettelbach told me serving as the u.s. attorney has been the greatest opportunity a lawyer could ever have. his next gig is at baker hostel letter where he will work on white collar crime. >>> more people in cleveland are having trouble with their purchases that's according to a new report. jonathan walsh joins us from the bedroom. the better business bureau gets thousands of complaints every year. >>reporter: in 2015 alone all those complaints totaled millions of dollars worth of purchases. dollar value was more than 11 million bucks. 2014. the bb b received 8200 complaints. one of the areas you're asking that get the most complaints, well, one in two deal with new and used vehicles which could be the purchases themselves or servicing the cars. 3 television

>> live from cleveland's news center cleveland news starts now. >> denise: snow showers are coping in and it will impact your morning commute. >> romona: jeff is tracking the flakes in your forecast. >> jeff: this will transition to lake affect and that's when things get dicey. this snow is having a tough time sticking because the temperatures are steel above freeze -- are still above freezing. especially on the eastside and this is steadier snow and it is not the lake affect. this is still the system snow. overnight is when we will affect. south and east of cleveland and the higher terrain areas, you can get an inch to two inches. here you can see the temperatures. 35 in cleveland and 33 norwalk and mansfield. that's why the snow isn't sticking right now. by morning we will be in the mid20s. windy weather impact will be a four which means not too bad. but some isolated spots where the heavier lake affect snow occurs. so we'll be keeping an eye on that and also meteorologist samantha roberts will be keeping an eye on things as well. her up to -- her up-to-date conditions and watch cle

download the cleveland 19 news app. >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> police say an indiana mom did the right thing after she found out a man had molested her daughter. a friend was using the man's phone and discovered pictures he took of the assault. she demanded that he tell the 4-year-old's mother or she would. after the 44-year-old confessed to the girl's mom she took things into her own hands. >> where is he at in the house? >> he is in the laundry room. >> where are you at some -- where are you at? >> in the doorway of the laundry room. he is not going no where until you take him out. >> right now the suspect is being held on a million dollars bond. they are also checking to see if there are any other victims >>> well fit bit wearers may have been hacked. according to buzz feed news thieves gained access to a small portion of customer data like gps history and sleeping patterns. fit bit recommends users change their account pass word in order to protect themselves. >>> well experts fear a rare tropical disease

live in downtown cleveland, scott taylor, cleveland 19. >>> welshing the cleveland clinic says in patient services will end on february 5th. the clinic is closing the hospital to build an outpatient family health center across the street which will open in 2018. the current department will opens. >>> new dietary guidelines released by the obama administration say we need to cut back on our sugar intake. they call for added sugar to be no more than 10% of your daily calories. that's the equivalent of a 16-ounce pop. the updated recommendations removes the limit on dietary cholesterol because they can't find enough evidence to show eating foods high in cholesterol and the amount of bad cholesterol that ends up in your blood. but the report says teenage boys and men eat too much protein and should cut back on eggs, meat and poultry. instead they should eat more fruits and vegetables. >>> many of you have come down with a case of powerball fever after no one -- after no one won the big jackpot last night. dozens of people across the country are buying tickets for the record $700 million jackp

newscenter, cleveland 19 news >>> okay. we have a lot to get to tonight at 6:00 including disturbing explosion in summit county. a family of four died and now we've learned this is now an arson case. continues. jeff is tracking another shot of tonight. >> romona: but we begin with breaking browns news. the coaching candidate wheel has stopped spinning. it landed on cincinnati bengals offensive coordinator hue jackson. >> can i buy an h? >> mark: sports director tony zarrella joining us now. first question, is this a good >> tony: i like the hire.

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for everyone waking up in east cleveland. current temperatures right now 39 degrees little breezy out there winds out of the south at 13 miles per hour and it feels cooler but still warmer in comparison to the beginning of the week. dry conditions for now as we head throughout this evening though we are expecting to see changes there, rain moving in, not snow that's good news. that will move in just after that morning commute. probably around dinner time or later. todays high around 50 degrees what you know is we can see snow and tera will have timing but for now corrina over to you. >>> we have breaking news just coming into the live desk out of france. one person brain dead in a coma, five hospitalized and in critical condition following medical trials at a private clinic there in france. this all according to the french health minister. sky news reporting the trials involved a cannabis based painkiller. were all-in good health until taking the medication. the health minister says this trial has been halted and a formal inv

in 1820s, only 600 people living in cleveland. so pretty important part of this city right from the start. >> this place has been a tavern since 1872. it was in 1901, they put the bar in right there. eventually, along time prohibition and they put the bar in storage. that's when the salvation army moved in right here. eventually prohibition was repealed and the bar came back. and it's been back ever since. >> impressive stuff. >> it is. >> equally impressive is what else the brewery inspired. other companies in this ohio city neighborhood moved in, too. yes, the new kid on the block brought new business, although it was an old idea. >> in the early days of the so this city has a long history with beer. great lakes brewers company -- at same time, bills in this community becoming a key foundation. this is leon gibb, telling the story of the ohio city brewery still growing and helping cleveland grow. >> you can drink to that. >> absolutely. >> which leads us to understand there is something brewing here. in more ways than one. >> a

downtown cleveland not out of the woods. certainly eastern cuyahoga and look what happens by tomorrow afternoon. we start to dry out. just clouds up there. total accumulation, sometimes dealing with bands of lake- effect snow. you can see here southwest and not much and then right there, northern geauga and southern lake the best chance for getting accumulating snow. wind chills look at the readings below zero and temperatures falling off further than that. look at the morning wind chills, 10 to 15 degrees below zero. lows tonight single digits and highs tomorrow upper teens and morning snow showers and drying out in the afternoon and overnight lows in the single digits. dominic and chris. >>> time now for a look at what is coming up at six. >>> an ohio officer killed in the line of duty become the victim of a growing trend. ambush attacks on officers. we will show you how one local agency is trying to prepare officers. >>> a brand new furnace and a >>> live at five returns, if misery loves company you won't want to look at

stay with cleveland 19. live in kent, danni carlson, cleveland 19. >> anchor: we wanted to know if julio pino has any kind of criminal record. dan deroos has been digging and has answers in about 30 minutes. mark? >> anchor: so when a browns executive vice president of football operations sashi brown and chief strategy officer paul depodesta hold a press conference 12:30 on thursday and mostly cloudy and 29 degrees there is a 99.876% chance that that's just got analytics. tony, what happened out there today? >> you're hired by the day. two guys who are, obviously, incredibly bright. the question is how will this new approach apply to football in long term change the direction of the cleveland browns? sashi brown and paul depodesta walked into the media room today ready to tackle that question and many more. sashi talked about 12 years in the nfl. depodesta admitted after years of success in basketball there are things he has to learn but the approach is the same. gather data, build a roster and compliment wh

cleveland aquarium, cleveland botanical gardens and all of the museum in the university circle area. that includes the natural history, museum of art and the cleveland history center. again, those are all free admission for martin luther king day. if you don't want to drif into the city, though, there's a lot of stuff to do closer to your neighborhood. in the next half hour, i'll go over those and tell you about a special performance by the cleveland orchestra in 30 minutes. brian. >> brian: cavs fans have been tonight's game at the q. the golden state warriors make their first trip back to cleveland since they took the cavs out for the nba title in june. cavs lost by 6 on christmas day in oakland this season. at this point the cavs are healthy and coming together here and they'll be on their home court where the caves are 15-1 this season. they should be rested up and they're looking forward to their shot at the warriors. >> we have a chance to incorporate with kyrie back on the team. that game was the very beginning of them being back with the team. obviously, we've gone through a

>>> live from cleveland's newscenter cleveland 19 news starts now. >> denise: we start with breaking news off the top right now at 5:00 our screw on the scene of a police standoff. west 127th and triscuit. police sores tell us a man is refusing to come out of a home there and threatening a woman inside the home. our crew is working to figure out what sparked the standoff. we will have an update as soon as it is warranted. >> dan: a local police officer on an emotional journey travels to houston, texas where canton k-9 officer ryan davis is picking his new partner. we will have his story coming up. >> what a difference a week makes. >> i'll say. >> much sunnier start to this monday and warmer, too. buddy. >> it wasn't bad at all. well in the 40s. pretty strong south wind and rain moving in tonight and temperatures dropping again. let's go to the headlines. notice the cloud cover now. no more sun for you. we have an alert for light rain and wind gusts over 30. is it will be windy tomorrow with early morning light rain diminishing to drizzle and get cold enough for wednesday with snow s

can you get live traffic alerts free cleveland 19 mobile app. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> denise: emergency responders say it is the worst fire tragedy they have seen in years. >> dan: a family of four found dead in their home after it exploded monday night. it happened in summit county at a home on sky haven road. cleveland 19 dani carlson is live there now with the latest. >> reporter: well, you guys can see behind me that the crime scene tape is down. we are told the investigation continue continues into what exactly caused this house to explode last night. we had a chance to speak to the very first neighbor on the scene. he said he was kicking in the door and only took about 15 seconds for the house to be engulfed in flames. >> i look out the side window and you see the back of the house on fire. his son jumped into action. >> it was a bad nightmare, slow motion. >> he says he kept thinking the whole time about his neighbors. the family who lived there and two little girls 8-year-old ruthie and 12-year-old allison. >> yelling anybody here,

the mission for global cleveland is to welcome people from throughout the world to his cleveland. >> global cleveland has to be the place that says, whoever you are, wherever you are coming from, this is home. >> joe cimperman says that when he first took office 18 years ago, there were about 2000 people who lived in the downtown part of cleveland. that number is around 13,000 with a goal of 21,000. be an additional thousand people to move into cleveland from overseas in the next year he plans on helping them get settled with his global cleveland organization in the middle of the spring welcoming them into their new home. >>> the ohio republican party has officially thrown its support behind our governor. kasich's name was the on one up for consideration and it was a 44-9 vote. he spent the day campaigning in new hampshire >>> former president bill clinton is expected to be in independence this weekend, there for a private fundraiser for his wife's presidential campaign. tickets for this fundraiser ranged from 500-dollar to $5400 >>> still ahead, a company promises to predict the gen

day in cleveland. first a prayer vigil on the steps of city hall and participants went to the united church of christ. the goal was to honor martin luther king's legacy and draw attention to tamir rice and taking a stand on ineffectiveness in our criminal justice system. >>> in berea, a week long schedule of events starting this morning with starting this prayer breakfast at mount zion baptist church stepping off from the durst welcome center at 7:00. harry boomer with a look at racial relations in today's day and age. >> what i found what america is, racism is still alive and well fulfilled. >> i have a dream. >> the most famous speech dr. martin luther king , jr. spoke of america where each of us would be judged by the content of our character, not by the color of our skin. maple heights. dr. king. >> any time you went into picture. i don't care how big or small of a shack that picture was there and grew up every day of a man with that dream. >> 53 years later there's hope in the dream. >> i am the f

check out the snow in leroy township this morning. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >>> now at 6:00 live pictures outside. the snow may be dying down for now. another shot is on the way. good news is, we get a bit of a break until tomorrow. >>> we'll take it. it is plenty cold outside. jeff tanchak has been tracking it in the first alert weather center. jeff. >> jeff: it is cold. the worst of the arctic chill is over. wind is dying down and clear skies now and over downtown cleveland and eventually we will moderate the temperatures in general. but tonight still pretty cold between 12 and 14 degrees and not dealing with 10 below wind chill values and there you see by 1:00 a.m. down to 12 and by morning 12 to 14 out there.

downtown cleveland. and that's one of the things that you might not be familiar with if you are an out of towner. a scenic scene. this beautiful view now going back to the studio. >>> thanks, john. >> yes. there's not much ice on lake erie at this time so it is more lake-effect snow squall. maybe later on next week. in the meantime, look at this sun going down. we are capturing that big old glow right there. that ball of fire going down in the west. should be a decent sunset everywhere you go. right now drying out. we had quite a bit of light snow activity lake-effect snow. not much to worry about as far as accumulations go. as i told you drying out. all right. temperatures, chilling down. 28 in cleveland and 29 akron and 29 in canton. here is the evening. if you are planning on going out and about. the temperatures will bottom out in the 20s before midnight should clear it out as well. quiet and wear the coats. >> well the countdown is on. >>> yes. just three more days until the first votes are cast in

cleveland at the lower end of search number one. search number two for saturday night and sunday is here. at this point it means the next 24 hours or so should be fairly quiet. you can see the first wave of rain in some pretty decent drains the only thing left is some spotty rain. it was the first significant up to this point only trace amounts. today's rain is not earth shattering. it is the most significant rain so far and if you would like to see how this continues how this compares to other years go to www.fox8.com, click on the weather page and look for the details they are. it was about a quarter of an inch. we will see more coming in saturday night. tonight low clouds, drizzle, random showers but nothing significant in terms of rain showers. 42 no drop in the temperature especially as we see some highs in the fifties and a local shower. any kind of precipitation will be fleeting. another batch of rain arrived saturday night and rain to start. here is the time anywhere between nine and noon, a transition over to snow. i think

@ >> live from cleveland's news@ center, cleveland 19 news@ starts now.@ p>> romona: heartbreak tonight@ in northridgeville.@ the young victim of a sledding@ accident has died.@ his family made a decision@ that could save the lives of@ others.@ we begin with some big changes@ in our weekend forecast.@ p>> jeff: you can expect lake@ affect snow and a major shot@ of cold air.@ some even saying the polar@ vortex is coming back.@ jeff tanchek is telling us the@ deails.@ p>> jeff: it will get arctic.@ we will befalling in@ temperature the entire@ weekend.@ we still have rain out there@ east of cleveland at this@ time.@ east of i-77.@ it has stopped raining in@ cleveland.@ cold front that is currently@ moving through the earn@ western con -- through the@ western counties.@ you can see the sleet right@ there.@ the rain will be ending the@ next few hours.@ we have 30s, 37 degrees in@ worcester.@ these numbers are way above@ afternoon for this time of --@ above average for this type of@ year.@ drizzle and flurries@ overnight.@ it is much colder as we go@ through the weekend.@ the best threat of

@it happened right here this @cleveland. @word is spreading right now @that johnny manziel has entered @into an agreement with the @marketing firm that is owned by @lebron james and lebron james @is a part of too, and they have @severed that contract with @johnny manziel. @it's interesting that that has @happened today because as the @cavaliers get set to play @tonight in a pregame meeting @with the media today, lebron @james said that basically @johnny manziel has a lot of @problems, and it's become a @distraction to everybody, but @especially to himself. @and now this business agreement @has deteriorated, and lebron @and his marketing firm are @cutting johnny manziel loose. @here's lebron from earlier @today. @>> it's a distraction for not @only himself but for everyone @that's around him, the the @him, people around him. @you know, he'll figure it out @at some point. @we all hope. @>> i'll tell you what, if @that's not a wakeup call for @johnny manziel, i don't know @what will be for him. @>> so the fallout has started. @

there you see 34 in cleveland t. will be warmer on the lakeshore you will be warmer inland and 10:00 rising to the 30s and i am thinking we will hit low to mid-40s as the rain moves in. prevent the temperature rise. another warm day around 45. becoming cloudy and that rain develops here after 10:00 a.m. >> now, here we are into the weekend that is when things get active. >> 50 saturday and light rain in the morning. that's not an issue. saturday night rain develops and rain will change to snow by sunday afternoon where we could be looking at around an inch of snow. a crash in temperature on sunday. monday only around 30 and then we have the arctic front, the mother load that comes in tuesday with snow showers and high wednesday only 16. we will have lake-effect snow of course and thursday 19 degrees. >> more real you logical hear polar vortex. >>> mark, what's coming up. >> straight on sports the browns search for the candidate lining up for tomorrow and keep doing these things. urban meyer looking forward to next ye

shanice dunning, cleveland 19. >> dan: part of our job at cleveland 19 we want to take a look who pino is. we even have his resume. what you are about to see here, he is extremely educated. at the university of california and he has his master of history in arts from u.c.l.a. and bachelor of arts also from u.c.l.a. extremely, extremely educated in the area of history. when we start looking at the different classes he has taught at kent state university, will you see a lot of south america, early latin america classes modern latin america, history of brazil. history of cuba and nothing that relates to the middle east that would make you go that direction. we want to note he was recognized as a faculty member who made a difference in undergraduate teaching and that's an award handed out by the university teaching counsel at kent state in 2002 and 2003 and again, we are just trying to look at this professor's past so that you have all the facts. denise. >> denise: all right, dan. the drinking water crisis continues in flint, michigan. what ever it takes to end the water emergency. adriann

the cleveland clinic nurse was stabbed 11 times. we spoke with her best friend a short time ago and here is what she had to say. >> now that you have a little more information how do you feel about it. >> i am absolutely elated. just thrilled that could be aliza getting justice and their family getting their justice and >> reporter: again that was jan aliza sherman's best friend. we spoke with her a couple of weeks ago and she was continuing to seek justice for her friend, a friend she spoke with each and every day, several times a day and in fact the day she was murdered jan was supposed to go with her divorce attorney's office and didn't make it and had a few texts back and forth saying i love you, that was a short time before she was killed mr. moore is indicted for incidents in 2012 terrorist threats, bomb threats from his cell phone against courthouses in geauga, lake and cuyahoga counties. again, the family of aliza sherman and friends elated at the news this is the first step in hopefully finding justice for aliza. tiffani tu