but on the third visit, michael cleveland's condition was "vastly different."r at buffalo general who opened the blocked artery stated in his deposition, michael cleveland was too sequester. he would never have survived even without the delay at degraff. cbs news legal analyst, ricky cleman says the effect of the delay will be criticaler to for the jury >> you will have defense experts who say they did everything they could and he was pronounced dead. no matter even if that was in error, and we know it was in error because he became alive that. that would have made no difference. he was going to die anyway. plaintiff's experts are going to say of core thrs was a chance he would have survived. he was only 46 years old. >> reporter: dupe you carry guilt that you were supposed to be michael's voice? and you couldn't do enough for him? >> i trusted, i trusted the medical field at the time, yeah, i feel horrible. >> it's hard for any doctor who wasn't there to comment on this particular case. but that being said, in general, when someone has a heart attack due to bl

. ♪ >>> cleveland, ohio, is a city that's seen its ups and downs.ut like all big cities, crime is an issue in good times and bad. if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county correction center. most of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself, but its director would disagree. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else, put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me alan. i've been coming here since 1994. i used to be a big-time drug dealer, all this and that. everybody in this building know who i am. >> evans is currently serving a six-month sentence for

at 10:48 the next morning, michael cleveland died. >> i'm a wreck.eed closure, and i need accountability. >> reporter: dr. perry and degraff memorial hospital would not comment, citing the pending g wsuit. afgraff memorial has said in legal filings that it followed all medical standards and required procedures. n . perry, seen here in his 2010 medical school graduation, said he did check for a pulse in the first two visits and found no signs of life. but on the third visit, michael cleveland's condition was "vastly different." >> i trusted-- i trusted the medical field at the time. i feel horrible. >> reporter: the doctor who opened the blocked artery said in his deposition, that even without the delay, cleveland was too sick and would have never survived. the case is expected to go to trial in april. jeff, while a doctor not involved in the case cannot comment, we know heart muscle dies quickly when deprived of oxygen, so time is crucial when it comes to treating a heart attack. >> glor: doctor, i know folks at the hospital sometimes are reluctant t

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the cleveland indians are dropping their blowing. >> the team will no longer wear or display the logoor banners beginning 2019. the chief, a uniform mainstay since the late 1940s, has in recent years become the target of controversy. many saying the logo is racist. >> yeah, i mean, even the indians logo itself knows it. looks like he's saying, i don't know about me, guys, red face and feather? >> just to clarify, the indians aren't saying goodbye to chief wahoo until 2019. it's a four-step plan. acknowledge you've got a problem, wait a year, keep making money off the old wahoo merch, then do something about it. >> it's like now you care and you're rich. >> come on, you're telling me cleveland can't get rid of all the merch now? do like the lebron jerseys, burn 'em up. we have to wait till 2019? america got rid of the real indians faster than that. >> or take the current merch, bury it under th the opposing dugout, and they're cursed. >> we know curses aren't real. >> not according to pet cemetery, that's where i get my cats cremated to be safe. >> how many dead cats do you have. >> wh

heights and took five cleveland heights policemen with us. and we went to joe d'ambrosio's apartment. 1732 coventry road. >> eddie espinoza answered the door and was placed under arrest. next police searched for joe. >> first thing in the morning, the cops break in. i'm all the way in the back in the bathroom sitting on the toilet. all i see is the door fling open and i see two guys in plain clothes with guns pointing at me. and i'm like, what the heck is this? >> even without a warrant, police search joe's apartment. >> we did recover three large knives and several other smaller items. some clothing. and we confiscated all kinds of stuff that we found there. >> a black pickup truck later determined to belong to mike keenan, was parked in the driveway and impounded by police. mike keenan was arrested the following day. from there, things moved fast. at the station, eddie espinoza immediately began talking. >> eddie espinoza told a story about mike keenan and joe d'ambrosio forcing tony klann into mike keenan's pickup truck. they went around l

in the cleveland police museum, they have a display about it. we will show you that next. >> you are currently looking at two documents, three pages. one is our daily duty report and it describes what the police officers, working together on that particular date, did during their tour of duty. the second document consisting of two pages is actually a rest -- an arrest report of dollree individual.ther we're looking at the arrest report of dollree mapp added details what happened on the evening of may 23, 1957. talks about how he had received information from a confidential informant that there was someone inside the residence of -- who was involved in a bombing that had taken place at the residence of donald king. based on this information, they went to set up surveillance on the address. while they are, they attempted to get into the home and they were denied access. according to the report, lieutenant thomas white left the tone and went downtown obtain a search warrant. with a warrant possession, they gained entrance to the house. at that time

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the road to philadelphia shoots down i480 in cleveland that is what a chester company believes in its high profile pitch, to get the attention of lebron james. >> we have to get lebron, how do we get lebron's attention. lets take out billboard. at first we were going to do tonight philadelphia then we said lets put them in cleveland because we know he will see them. >> reporter: power home remodeling strategically planted three billboard from the quicken loans arena hopes to wow king james to come here and win a championship with the sixers. hungry for reaction, we strategically posted autopsy long phillies cheese stake corner at ninth and passyunk. >> that within a great fit for lebron, they have i great young nucleus you bring his veteran lead are ship. >> what do you think about that that would be great. >> i like his dedication to the game. >> reporter: billboards will be up for three months, james becomes a free agent july 1st. >> sure, throw money at billboard. it isn't our money. >> reporter: still a break down over what else but the process, some believe this would be messing

the sixers take on the cavs in cleveland on thursday night. live at the sports complex in south philadelphia, i'm sarah sh bloomquist channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you sarah. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight she's not quite a stealth cat burglar but a strange theft in bucks county has many upset and sharing the story on social media to help nab a thief. >> super bowl champ today torrey smith came to plymouth whitemarsh high school to talk about unity. we'll hear what he had to say coming up. >> the rain finally moves out. the clouds still in place. temperatures in the low 50's today. slightly above normal but i am tracking a coastal storm as we start march. i'll explain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and we have flyers trade news. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> in bucks county police are trying to sort through the circumstances of a bizarre theft at a garden center in fairless hills. "action news" reporter walter perez has the details. >> reporter: it was late friday night when surveillance cam

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. >> he'll come the next time cleveland comes. >> that's right.n the meanwhile we've got dry roads today. last day of dry roads this week. >> yeah, actually. clouds are increasing, too, so that's a big change. i hope you enjoyed yesterday. bright blue skies. it was really nice. took a walk in the afternoon. fantastic. still going to be okay to get things done but it's going to be a little grayer. it's chilly. 39 degrees in philadelphia, upper 30's up and down i-95 and down toward millville we've got some low 40's down closer to the shore and up in allentown you're still at the freezing mark. as we go through the day it's going to be mild but we'll see more clouds mixing with any sun we manage to squeeze out. 46 degrees by 9 o'clock. looks like a high of about 58 around 3 o'clock and there you see how we're going to climb during the day. during the evening hours back down into the low 50's, really not too bad. karen when i come back we've got to talk more about that coastal storm which will be bringing some rain on thursday and again on friday and

three billboards in cleveland with a not so subtle message for the king of the nba. philly wants lebron. a bold move and some fans like it. >> that's pretty smart. it's all about going out there to let people know you're welcome here. >> i think if lebron came to philly, it would be the second biggest thing to happen to loo shows the cheapest ticket for the home against the cavs triples any ticket price. >> i think if lebron camee grea >> reporter: when he went to miami and returned to cleveland, his presence increased in number of bars and restaurants near the city's arena. it also boosted employment at the bars and restaurants. fans to see lebron bring a championship to philly. >> you think he could win a championship here? >> definitdefinitely. >> reporter: the three billboard concept seems familiar it is very similar to the movie three billboards outside missouri. power home remodelling never said they got the idea from the movie and the 76ers have no official tie to those billboards. he's focused on winning a championship this season. he could come here and win.

shores of lake erie, cuyahoga county correction center occupies half a city block in the heart of cleveland's revitalized downtown. though some of the inmates here have been convicted, most have only been accused of crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. those on the upper floors have a perfect view of the nearby football stadium, but life behind the walls is anything but fun and games. >> let's go! out! >> that goes for staff as well. >> this is not the easiest place to work in. it's all concrete and rough edges. >> open your mouth, stick out your tongue, turn your head left. >> it's not always most peaceful place. most of the individuals who are here don't want to be in here, so things happen. altercations come up and we have to alleviate those as quick as possible. >> view of your hands. lay on your stomach. >> you think you're real tough? you all think you're bad now, huh? >> inmate lawrence recently sentenced to ten months for aggravated theft now awaiting transfer to prison has been subdued by the special response team after swinging at an officer. >> lawrence

he's not doing too much for cleveland right now. think he'd do a better job in philly. >> maybe he sees all these championships with the eagles and the flyers maybe. >> that's true. >> he wants to get in other parade. >> he has 3nba championships if the king leaves cleveland this summer who knows where he could end up. some sixers fans are already dreaming of king james in sixers uniform. >> embiid and ben simmons, absolutely. >> i think they're trying to get rid of lebron. send him to phil. we need a championship in phil philly. >> but not all fans are eager to bring in the king. instead they trust the process in place now. >> why don't we trust ourselves no, i don't need all that nonsense that come -- he's a great guy. but i don't need all that that comes with him. >> reporter: lebron hasn't seen the billboards yet but was asked about them earlier today. >> it's actually very flattering. i'm sitting here at 33 in my 15th year and teams or guys, i'll say teams that becomes tampering are but people in their respective city want me t

first we were going to do it in philadelphia and it was like let's go to cleveland. we know he'll see it. >> lebron becomes a free agent july 1st. i think we can win that championship with who we have, but lebron wants to come on board. >> we're not going to be mad. >> not at all. >> won't turn him away. >> kate bilo has a look at your forecast. >> we started off the week on a decent note at least it wasn't raining and strurs a little bit above average. tomorrow is even nicer than today. we're combog to deep the -- going to keep the rain away and the sun will come out. this is as good as you can ask for in the month of february. take you out to our library camera the parkway central library looking out towards center city all lit up on air quiet night across the area. the skies have cleared, the clouds have moved on out it's getting chilly outside but nothing that is out of the ordinary. it is february after all. storm scan 3 showing clear skies, the clouds that dogged the area all day have started to push out to sea with skies clearing, temperatures are dropping ton

and mckinley comes into the presidency and takes over for grover cleveland. grover cleveland had favored the spanish over the cubans. that's because he was a status quo guy. he wanted stability. his viewers as soon as you can take an insurrection go back and everything will be stable in time. not very realistic. mckinley rejected that from almost day one. from day one, he concluded that the record is very clear, he wanted spain out of cuba, but he didn't want to go to war to do it. so what did he do? open at the negotiation, sort of a program of diplomacy and realize that america is becoming a pretty powerful country and this is our neighborhood and it would be very difficult if they went to war with us and so they entered into the diplomacy as well. pretty soon they could see that mckinley, his diplomacy was behind this affability in the iron fist and he was essentially saying to them, we want this war to end. we don't care how you do it. you can win it or you can negotiate an end to it and that means more economy is the cubans would accept that, but they do

but on the third visit michael cleveland's condition was, quote, vastly different. buffalo general who opened the blocked artery stated in his deposition that michael cleveland was too sick and he would never have survived even without the delay at degraff. cbs news legal tlslast rikki klieman says that will be for the jury. >> the defense said they did everything they could and he was pronounced dead no matter even if that was an error and we know it was an error because he became alive that would have made no difference. he was going to die anyway. plaintiffs experts will say, of course there was a chance that he would have survived. he was only 46 years old. >> do you carry guilt that you were supposed to be michael's voice? you couldn't do enough for him? >> i tried. i trusted the medical field at the time. i feel horrible. >> it's hard for any doctor who wasn't there to comment on this case but that being said in general when someone has a heart attack due to a blocked artery every minute counts because the heart muscle dies quickly without oxygen. >> and you c

first we were going to do it in philadelphia and it was like let's go to cleveland. we know he'll see it. >> lebron becomes a free agent july 1st. i think we can win that championship with who we have, but lebron wants to come on board. >> we're not going to be mad. >> not at all. >> won't turn him away. >> kate bilo has a look at your forecast. >> we started off the week on a decent note at least it wasn't raining and strurs a little bit above average. tomorrow is even nicer than today. we're combog to deep the -- going to keep the rain away and the sun will come out. this is as good as you can ask for in the month of february. take you out to our library camera the parkway central library looking out towards center city all lit up on air quiet night across the area. the skies have cleared, the clouds have moved on out it's getting chilly outside but nothing that is out of the ordinary. it is february after all. storm scan 3 showing clear skies, the clouds that dogged the area all day have started to push out to sea with skies clearing, temperatures are dropping ton

the sixers play the cavs in cleveland thursday night. live at the sports complex in south philadelphia, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right. >> great player. >> also a pretty good movie. >> yes. time for a check of that "action news" traffic report monday night. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center how we looking. >> from king james to royal delays this evening in barrington camden county. it is a really slow go and it has been all afternoon along 295 southbound. the lane now starts approaching route 38 -- the delay now starts approaching route 38, to the white horse pike just up ahead south of the white horse pike there's a crash still occupying the right lane so you're looking at some single digit speeds coming down from 38, really a nasty ride. stick with the new jersey turnpike if you can spare the couple bucks or stay local on kings highway. we've had issues this afternoon along 130 or else that would normally be an alternate. there was a crash on the northbound side by the airport cr

cleveland 55. toronto and rochester new york at 50 really unusual for this time of year.hat chilly airy treating well to the north. high pressure were you off the coast keeping it mild for the next couple of days but we have a storm that's brewing. that storm doesn't look like much right now over texas but it's going move these high cirrus clouds our way tomorrow you'll see that milky white sky with warm temperatures but then a coastal storm develops and this is how it's going to unfo unfold. we'll start the clock tonight at about 8:00 o'clock. you can see the beginning of this storm. then by tomorrow afternoon it's still well to the west. you can see right there over kansas and the panel handle of oklahoma by the time we fast forward thursday morning you have a strong low over chicago, mainly rain out in front of it. we see the rain by the midday period. then the storm really begins to take shape. thursday night here is one area of low pressure. that's circle with some snow in the midwest even through erie and along the pennsylvania new york border and some redevelopment

today three billboards outside cleveland, ohio.ladelphia based company put up billboards today pretty close to the cavaliers quicken loans arena asking lebron james to come to the sixers. here's a look at them. from adding him to the line up hash tag philly wants lebron and complete the process. it's possible lebron could come here next season since he's a free agent but i really don't think it will happen nor would it be good for the sixers in the long run. here's why. this is a team that is trying to create something that will last for a long time. trying to get longevity. lebron james doesn't feel like a good fit for the sixers. you'll have to over pay for guy that likely will only be here for few years. before going back to cleveland to finish his career. that's exactly what he's going to do. yes, he would bring some immediate success. but would it be sustainable. i don't know. the sixers already have the talent. they just need to trust that process continue to develop and they're going to find that success on their own. iain.

. >> did you meter is guy kislyak income cleveland? did you talk to him. >> i'm not going to deny that i talked with him. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the announce memo is out and it does indeed contain a stunning revelation. unfortunately for the white house and the memo's authors the revelation is precisely the opposite of what they wanted to reveal. you see, the memo finally answers a central question, one of the central questions about the entire russia investigation. what prompted is the u.s. government to open an official counter intelligence probe at the height of the 2016 election into the campaign of a major party's presidential candidate? that's a very big deal. that's a big thing to do. what was the piece of information that set off their alarms that they would do that? we now know. we now know it was not the infamous steele dossier. instead the memo confirms for the first time what the "new york times" first reported late last year. that it was information from george pa

it is all republicans except grover cleveland. from 1912, and cut the republican party in two. and wilson does reelection. and after republican and republican and republican and in 1932 all the way until 1980. and in the age of franklin roosevelt and the 1932 election. and i will get to why in one second but if you follow me, not only did fdr win in 32, 36, 40, 44, a constitutional amendment, after his death to stop this. roosevelt convinced the american people that the federal government is your friend, uncle sam is your friend and did it through programs, all the new deal, social security, if you are a farmer, soil conservation, and the whole apparatus ended with the manhattan project, government project, atomic bombs, how is fdr -- the new deal becomes the fair deal, truman -- in a very slightly different way than that, the joint chiefs of staff, department of air force, national security council, eisenhower, we talked yesterday, interstate highway, government intervention in little rock, kennedy going in space, lyndon johnson, the federal government, urban poor, schools, th

debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed. monica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guys lose. lemonis: the personal-care industry is extremely competitive, but having a celebrity attached to the brand can separate it from the pack. so i'm headed to monica's store in garrettsville. oh, this is pretty. when i walk through the front door, it had a warm and homey feel, but i spent time trying to find these "skincare" products. i saw everything from scarves to jewelry to greeting cards to dishes, but that isn't what i thought i was coming to. hi there. how are you? i'm marcus. jessica: hi. jessica. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: do you know where monica is? jessica: she should be here any second. lemonis: okay. jessica: i'm her sister. lemonis: oh, you're her sister? jessica: yeah, i'm her sister. lemonis: okay. i'm surprised she wasn't here. jessica: yeah. well... lemonis: you're surprised, too? jessica: no. lemonis: you're not surprised? jessica: [ chuckling ] you'll get me in trouble. lemonis: how often is mo

miami and cleveland are really rivals i mean they're comping you know they're in the same conference but just the fact that lebron has lost to the warriors in the last three years. it's just the circumstances are really different from when he joined the heat and you know the warriors are already the overwhelming favorite to win the championship so for him you know the best player again in the game to leave and just join a team that's already so stacked like it's you know like people are ready think no one's going to topple the warriors but imagine the warriors with le bron james like it's just not fair and so i think it would upset a lot of people in the league who care about parity or who would like to see other teams have a chance to get considering he cut off date of his contract this summer is there any truth to these rumors or could he go somewhere else. yes absolutely it's definitely on the table because he can opt out and and everyone like it's pretty common knowledge that i would say that he is most likely going to opt out of his deal just so he because he can make more money

time that you met him was in cleveland? >> i may have met him, possibly, might have been in cleveland. >> speaking of wacky, you know, we spend a lot of time on the show trying to document the massive turnover in the trump administration. in one year in office they've cycled through more officials than any other modern presidency. they're throwing people out of high-ranking positions at more than triple the rate of the obama administration at this time. that's an unusual thing about the trump administration. but that fact about the trump administration was foreshadowed on the campaign, where they had the same kind of turnover, even at the highest levels of the campaign. they went through people. no other presidential campaign had a corey lewandowski, then a paul manafort, then steve bannon and kellyanne conway running the campaign. it wasn't just at the top. in september before the election, there was sort of a minut mini kerfuffle. i don't even know if it counts as a scandal. what counts as a scandal anymore? the trump cam

cleveland. you can feel her pain.ust said, every minute, every second counts in a time like this. what can families do when the hospital staff isn't listening, when you say, look, i know what i see here? >> that's one of the big messages. i know that's what tammy felt strongly about. that you don't have to feel helpless or powerless even though you're in this vulnerable state as a patient or family member. there is a ladder or chain of command that you can escalate things to. you can go to the attending physician in charge of the unit you're in, whether that's the e.r. or the floor. there's always an administrator on call, a chief medical officer, an executive director. and you should feel that you can escalate things if you're not being heard. >> you should never stand down when you can see something. >> that's right. >> apparently she saw him following her with his eyes. >> she did. she did. >> interesting story. >> interest could and tragic. >> -- interesting and tragic. >> yes. thank you. >>> one of california's l

cleveland has only won seven games...st try to fix the roster for this year. the cavs clean house before the trade deadline. they trade isaiah thomas, channing frye, and their first round pick to the lakers for jordan clarkson and larry nance junior. it ends the i-t experiment in cleveland... during the offseason the cavs landed thomas after kyrie irving requested to be traded. the lakers plan to keep the lakers plan to keep lonzo ball as the starting point guard this deal will help lakers possbily land lebron and paul george in the offseason. the cavs weren't done... in a three-team deal... cleveland sent iman sumpert and miami's 2020 second round pick to the kings for utah's george hill and rodney hood. the jazz will recieve jae crowder and derrick rose moments later... cleveland also got rid of dwyane wade... sending him back to miami. warriors forward, draymond green during shootaround shared his shootaround green during draymond forward, warriors forward, draymond green during shootaround shared his thoughts on all t

i never met him anywhere outside of cleveland.'s just say that much. >> the only time you met him was in cleveland? >> i may have met him, possibly, might have been in cleveland. >> i believe the russians tried to influence the american election. >> hard for me to say because i see a lot of evidence of potential collusion and also influence on the election by false propaganda and false information against attacking me. >> did anybody ever say to you anything about, hey, you know, here in russia, we have some stuff that might help you? >> absolutely not in that sense, no. >> you haven't lawyered up. you don't have a communications consultant. i mean, did you ever consider doing that? and why haven't you? >> it's complete, 100% confidence. >> mm-hmm. >> that this is just a complete joke. >> did he say, absolutely not? >> not. >> again, the fisherman's hat. it wasn't raining. nobody had an umbrella. i don't know why i'm the only one staying on this, but i find it peculiar. let's look at this man, in the hat, carter page. in 1991, pag

. >> in the heart of downtown cleveland sits an 11-story tall half-block wide symbol of law and order, the cuyahoga county correction center. >> face the bars! >> about 30,000 men and women from the city and outlying areas are booked into this jail each year. the majority will be released within 24 hours. but about 2,200 occupied beds here for an indefinite period, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. and like cleveland itself, the jail can be said to have tough neighborhoods of its own, especially the tenth floor. >> this is our maximum security floor. for the most part, that is where we house all of our problematic inmates, whether it's inmates in some type of disciplinary lockup administrative segregation, also on that side of our floor we have our individuals that are here on high-profile charges. >> the floor is managed by the special response team or sert, a tactical unit trained in the use of riot gear and controlling high risk inmates. >> we like to keep the sert team close to our problems. that's kind of why they manage the

first carlos santana, he's had a three-year $60 million deal from cleveland.a 363 home base percentage. through an interpreter, carlos explained why he decided to join the phils >> he was a young guy, that did it for me. reminded me of cleveland a lot because, i like guys here like franco, herrera, crawford, hopkins, you know, like those are a group of good group of guys. >> the all-star weekend is underway, joel embiid, dario saric led the world team to a 31 point win. it's a busy weekend it will take part in the skills competition. and start for staff curry tomorrow night. he's enjoying his time in la. >> it's my first time. i'm looking to have fun >>> the flyers will take on the rangers at a mat knee at the gardens, the ghost head add 12-year drought in columbus, this game goes no over time. couturier, team leading 29 goals of season. the orange and black over the blue jackets, they're now two points behind the penguins for second place in the division. pretty good. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a winter wonder land get the best internet with the best

cleveland 2 to 4 inches of snow for you. pittsburgh, columbus, indianapolis, none.t's a very narrow band of heavy snow. here is a wider view. this is through sunday. so a good deal of snow, montana through nebraska, colorado thankfully getting some snow. you've struggled this winter to get snow, especially in the mountains. kansas city, 1 to 2 inches this weekend. the white and the green mountains are going to pick up a decent amount of snow. there's a lot of active weather out there. that was the snow portion of this. but there's going to be a lot of rain. bitter cold, northern plains, we're pretty good through the southern half of the country. rain begins to break out late today. we did this last weekend, too, with a soaking rain through the southeast. heavy rain, mississippi, alabama, maybe the possibility of flooding in areas of tennessee. we have flood watches that are up. this entire mess comes up the east coast. very heavy rain early in the day, d.c., philly, new york, right through your sunday afternoon. pouring rain and that includes boston, too. snow endin

the messages are displayed on three billboards right in lebron's backyard cleveland, ohio.ny power home improvement is behind the campaign. the sixers next play the cavs this thursday in cleveland. >> you put james on that team. >> yeah. >> they tear apart golden state. >> it looks -- well, yeah, i mean, they got to play the games, matt. >> i love that. >> i don't like anyone on golden state. >> see the storm tracker6 it looks like golden state around here today as we got bright sunshine and a lack of rain. sun is coming up over the horizon and we've got very little cloud cover across the region. there's our live sky6 camera looking down from morgan hall at temple university. 36 degrees currently. chilly as you first step outside but today overall is looking good. get the shades ready. very little cloud cover anywhere closer than maybe on the other side of toronto. and as we go through the day yeah, 39 degrees by 8 o'clock but by 10 o'clock you're up to 47 and by lunchtime 52. 57 at 3 o'clock well above our average high of 47 and pretty comfortable for this time of year as

that's the bold message these billboards in cleveland are displaying right now. >> fans in chester county placed these billboards close to the cavaliers arena apparently to persuade the superstar lebron james to sign with the sixers this season. they already love seeing the king play. in the home game against the cavs in apple triples any price for any opponent that month. and nbc10 asked the fans about the lebron idea. >> it's pretty fun, you know, all about going out and letting people know you're welcome to come here. >> if they need to win a championship here, definitely. you open up the game, be a game. >> the 76ers who have won seven of their last eight, they play in cleveland thursday night. that should be interesting. and they're also surging, the winning streak now at six games. >> better yet this morning, they're on top of their division. the flyers latest victory came in montz treel lareal. it came to a shoot-out. now you like shoot-outs, right? >> i like them when we win. flyers jumped over pittsburgh, now first place in the metropolitan division. like it when we win. ♪ >>> 4:

that much. >> the only time that you met him was in cleveland? i may have met him possibly, would -- it might have been in cleveland. >> seth: look at how happy he is with how guilty he looks! carter page looked at chris hayes the way your golden retriever looks at you after he's torn your couch to pieces. [ laughter ] hey, you're home! look what i did! come on! [ laughter ] it's really cool! i crapped in your shoes, too! come on! there's a very clear through line here from the initial false statement about the trump tower meeting to the secret gop memo. at every turn the trump team has sought to conceal the truth and interfere with an investigation to get at the truth. mike pence, don't you guys have any shame? oh, yeah, all right. this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back with, "seth and kelly clarkson go day drinking!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks" be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds.

a company in chester, a modeling company bought these bill boards, three of them close to the cleveland arena where lebron plays. one says #philly wants lebron. the king says he's seen them and the efforts to court him are a compliment. >> it's not a distraction. it's actually very flattering. i'm sitting here in my 13th year and people inermented cities want me to play for them. i think that's dope. >> will there be more signs around here? the sixers play lebron and the cavaliers tomorrow night in cleveland. >>> well, you may be seeing a lot more people sporting eagles tattoos after the huge super bowl win, right? but some people don't always think before they ink. sage coy decided to get rid of her grateful dead tattoo with a revolutionary laser procedure. it shatters the tattoo pigment, but she found out it's not exactly pain-free. >> it's the worse pain i've ever felt in my whole life. it feels like a heated cheese greater grating your skin. >> a heated cheese grater. >> that is the best is description i'm ever had. >> a small tattoo begins about $75, and largelir ones could se you

these billboards line a street close to the cleveland arena where lebron plays home games. tilly wants lebron. the star says efforts to court him are a compliment. >> not a distraction. it's actually very flattering. i'm sitting here at 33 in my 15th year. people in their cities want me to play for them. i, that's cool. that's dope. >> the sixers play the cavaliers this thursday night in cleveland. >>> up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, e erasing medical debt. nbc 10 is helping people across our area erase $2 million in past due bill. s. tonight we'll e show you how you can help yourself and negotiate your way down to a smaller price tag. >>> what a terrific tuesday. and we have a dry weekend ahead. but it's a different story in between now and then. i'm tracking this storm that's going to be affecting us, next in my first alert forecast. - [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the b

here we are with grover cleveland, the 22nd and 24th presidents of the united states. he's the only president to serve nonconsecutive terms. and most people don't realize that he was an avid outdoorsman. he liked to go hunting and he liked to go push fishing. what we are some of his fishing bobbers that he would use when he would go fishing. and these are on loan to us from the grover cleveland birthplace history site in the new jersey. and he was known for being very serious about his fishing. he was a couple of different times, he said if you want to catch a fish, attend strictly to business which is something he said to one of his friends when they were out fishing and his friend was messing around or something but he also believed that fishing is good for the soul and good for the country. but i think one of the funny things that he said also is the fisherman's code of morals will not condemn the holder of this rod if he impulsively or with all gentility exclaims, damn that fish. moving on to benjamin harrison, benjamin harrison, what we have for harrison is his po

that's the message that the billboard in cleveland is displaying now. >> in chester county, played is on the billboard next to the highway close to the arena. it's an attempt to get lebron james to sign with the 76ers in the off season. local fans love seeing the king play. the cheapest ticket on stubhub for the sixers home game against the cavs in april triples any price for any other opponent that month. nbc10 asked philly fans about the idea. >> it's pretty fun. going out there and letting people know that you're welcome here to come here. >> you think he can win a championship here? >> absolutely. he opens up the game. >> 76ers who won seven of their last eight play in cleveland on thursday night. and i just found another local sienl that inviting lebron to come here. i posted that on my twitter. >> yeah, it's bold, it's brash, it's who we are. >> that's true. >>> hey, the tooth fairy is apparently tightening her money bag. >> but don't worry, kids, you can still get a pretty penny for those teeth. the tooth fairy left a whopping $271 million underneath the pillows of children. th