pcleveland 19 dani carlson has pthe latest on this developing pstory. p>> dani: people we spoke to ptoday, like danny tharp heard pthere was a shooting. p>> there was a double shooting pin this building here. pit's unheard of. p>> dani: two men shot and pkilled by two others at about p8:30 last night. pthe medical examiner's office phas identified one of the men pkilled last night as 35-year-old prasheed bandy of cleveland. phe was shot in the head and plater died at metro hospital. panother man was shot in the back pin the archer hallway and ronounced dead at the scene. pwe're told both victims lived in pthe building. olice said three other men were pwitnesses to the shooting and pnot injured. psources within the cleveland olice department tell us a plarge amount of drugs was found pat the scene. pto be scared of where they're

plive in cleveland tonight, dani pcarlson pcarlson, cleveland 19. p>> mark: dani, thank you. p>>> more bumps in the road now pfor presidential candidates. pthis is a sprint to the first pnominating contest in iowa and pnew hampshire. pfor the gop profiles a high pendorsement is now playing a key prole. pand a new poll adds to the pcraig boswell following the platest developments now. p>> reporter: donald trump and psarah pal in rallied together pfor the first time since her pendorsement ever the of the gop front prunner tuesday. pare you ready to stump for ptrump? pi'm ready to sponsor. p>> everybody wanted her pendorsement. pshe said what you're doing, pdonald, is amazing. pit's a movement and it is a pmovement. p>> reporter: trump's stop in poklahoma is the first time he pcampaigned in the city of tulsa. phe began the day in iowa where pthere was another first. psome supporters disappointed to psee only trump, not palin. p>> it was advertised he would phave a special guest. pwe were surprised -- my friends pand i were surprised she wasn't phere. p>> reporter: trump and ted

. >> dan: cleveland 19 news dani carlson is live with the details. dani? >> reporter: well, those six officers fired including michael manslaughter were fired as a result of the administrative review. six others will get suspensions ranging 21 to 30 days. the decisions were handed down three years after the initial incident. >> we did not go through the motions on this. >> michael mcgrath who was also police chief in november 2012 when the deadly police chase happened his decisions about which officers were disciplined and for what were based on a lot of things including reports and officer interviews and it all came down to if police rules were violated or not. >> we have done when we needed to do in a transparent way and in a due process way and we have reached what i believe is a just conclusion and that there is no conflict here. >> reporter: today's reconstruction of the november 2012 events coupled with quotes from officers bullets painted a chaotic scene. 20 minute long pursuit the car led to a shootout with police officers firing more than 100 shot

@good morning, dani. @>> good morning. @i have an update on this stent @at west 25th -- accident at @west 25th street and 71 north. @this is the west 25th street @onramp to 71 north. @we already have a pinout here. @emergency crews are responding. @so make sure if you usually get @on 71 north at west 25th, that @you get over to the left so you @ac access the road. @we're hearing reports of a @number of spinouts. @we have one reported on 77 @northbound at waterloo road in @akron. @we also have an accident @reported at gilchrist road. @it looks pretty good between 43 @and 77 in terms of drive time. @14 minutes west and 15 minutes @east. @give yourself extra time so @you're not one of those people @who spin-off on the roads. @john and lynna, back to you. @>> dani, thank you. @>> let's say hello to matt. @>> good morning. @we're making the number one @resolution in ohio a reality. @an entire gym for 33 bucks in @your home. @i'm going to explain. @first, over to holly. @>> we've got doggone weather @for you. @this is cleo. @he

dani has the roads. and alyssa raymond is in downtown cleveland. >>> firefighters responded to this huge house fire on 11th 11th street in elyria. check out this video we got from tmc news. two people and two dogs were rescued. the two people rescued were still not clear what caused that fire. maureen? >> john, thanks. this is a story we've been following all morning. one person is dead in a house explosion in tuscarawas county. our sister station in columbus confirms the fatality. one homeowner was reported missing. this explosion happened at 9:00 last night. the newcomerstown school district has canceled classes for nearby schools. this shows just how close the flames were to an elementary school. over to you. >>> all right. thanks, maureen. after six cleveland police officers were fired for the deadly november 2012 chase, the police union has filed grievances to try to get them their jobs back. an arbitrator will decide if the firings will hold off. the union will file grievances for the six suspended

carlson, cleveland 19. >> romona: shameful giving dani the finger. >> mark: unfortunate. you hate to see that. >> romona: we will turn to our weather. jeff. >> jeff: only on bad weather days. >> we have 33 in cleveland and dropping this cloud cover. we will drop because of a thin cloud cover out there and chilly out there and got to bundle up. 40s upstream from our weather coming in from and high cloud cover in place and closer look 20 will be the overnight low in cleveland and warmer in the city. we have been seeing that trend on the calm nights and some high clouds akron-canton down to 16. here you go for tomorrow 43, mild this time of year with partly cloudy sky. i will show you, though, the next threat of rain on friday. doesn't look like it will be in the morning. won't be heavy rain and moisture coming in. future view has it developing in the afternoon and pretty much one wave that could last into early friday evening as well. the alert friday a good threat of rain and morning commute looks good and the afternoon travel, though, you will encounter wet roads there. l

@back to you. @>>> dani, thank you. @today law enforcement officers @will gather incant to remember @one of their own killed in the @line of duty. @>> tiffany tarpley is here with @more about the service for @>> the service begins at noon @at the civic center incant but @11:00 this morning. @from what we understand there @will be other canines from @department inside doing part of @the service. @that's according to the police @canine association's facebook @page. @jethro was shot over the @weekend during a confrontation @with a burglary suspect and he @died from those injuries . the @person investigators say killed @him is kalantre bearfield . @police shot him in the leg and @he's now out of the hospital @and will remain in the stark @county jail until he's @arraigned on on several @charges. @there's been support for the @canton police department really @from around the world. @coming up at 6:50 i'll give you @an update on the go fund me @account that would help fund @bullet proof vests for that @canine and pay part of

dani carlson tried to track down what flask is doing now. hey, dani. >> dani: hey, mark. if you look for his official martin flask is officially the executive assistant to the mayor for special projects. harder to define. it's been nearly two years since martin flask was reassigned to the seemingly nebulous position executive assistant to the may yr for special projects -- mayor for special projects. an appointment that came after the calling of his resignation after the cleveland police department's use of force and investigation into officer action during a deadly police chase where timothy russell and melissa williams were shot and killed. amidst the firing and suspensions announced at yesterday's press conference, we couldn't help but notice flask was nowhere to be seen. so today we asked the mayor's office to sit down for an interview to talk about what flask has been doing for the last couple years, what special projects he's finished and those he's working on now. the response he got is that the mayor's office is going to decline to talk about that at where we could find more

they said, the mother and two kids were huddled together. >> reporter: in northfield center township dani carlson, cleveland 19. >> dani, thanks. >> mark: a 9-year-old boy is in critical condition after getting into a sledding accident. a car hit drew hayden yesterday at northridgeville. a good samaritan made a 911 call that may have help save drew's life. >> it looks like someone was hit by a car on meadow lake boulevard. we are on meadow lake by hunter lake. >> mark: the center for injury research did a study and found 20,000 sledders per year in the u.s. had to seek emergency medical attention. >> romona: more browns news but not the good kind. scott taylor has dash cam video as troopers bust two players. >> reporter: troopers found adderall, marijuana and loaded gun and the dash cam video, the nfl will have a lot of questions for these two players after seeing their actions all caught on tape. safety de'ante saunders being handcuffed after completing a field sobriety test with the ohio highway patrol on christmas morning being arrested for ovi. current browns linebacker armonty bryant

dani. thank you. >>> 6:02 there. 's big concern after 10 people were killed in cleveland since the start of the year. >> not good. following this upsetting trend, what is city council doing, maureen, to try to prevent this? >> reporter: we'll get to that in just a second, what they're proposing, but they painted a picture last year. a 5-year-old killed in the city of cleveland. a man beaten to death at a bus stop. by the end of 2015, everybody was saying enough is enough. and then 2016 happened and it appears to be happening again. let's talk about some of the numbers. in the last four years, city of cleveland averaged 100 homicides. in the past two years, the city exceeded that. city councilman zach reed painted this picture at the meeting. he went on to say 65% of these murders have been in retaliation, and that the number one war in downtown cleveland are these murders. and that all the development and money being pumped into downtown is not stopping the violence. here's what he had to say following the meeting wh

dani carlson now with the story. hi, dani. >> reporter: danville is located with akron and columbus more than 1,000 people and officer cottrell was one of six police officers in the department with a fiance who worked at the local school. now an entire community is dealing with an unspeakable tragedy. >> knox county in danville, i kind of froze in my tracks. >> it makes everybody, whoa. you know. >> you don't think about it until it hits home close to home. >> danville community stunned over the death of tom cottrell targeted because he was law enforcement. danville superintendent dan harper says he learned of the deadly shooting hours after it happened and he says he couldn't believe officer cottrell was dead. >> tom was a very friendly outgoing person. was well respected by the students and by the staff and by the community. >> reporter: harper called in counselors, ministers and mental health specialists to care for grieving children all day and teachers, too. they have a special connection to officer cottrell bec

. >> dani carlson talked to neighbors as a community must now come together. >> reporter: smoke has now cleared and crime scene tape is down and the investigation has begun. but in the cold light of day, the cold reality is setting in that the mather family is gone. >> it is a loss. and it is a hurt. and, you know, you can't deny it is very true. >> neighbors and friends identified the four people found in the remains of their home as jeffrey and cynthia mather and 8-year-old daughter ruthie and 12-year-old allison. >> they just loved each other and they reached out and loved people around them. wonderful people. we will miss them so much. >> reporter: authorities tell us they are still trying to figure deaths of the four family members found inside the home last night and what caused the house to explode before 9:00 last night. >> friends say they know whatever the cause shattered bricks and mortar but also those who knew and loved the four so much. >> they lived for christ and would want everyone to know they have eternal life in him and with him now. that's our consolation. >> parent

@here's dani. @>>> good morning to you on this @wednesday morning. @at 5:16, it's like a tale of @two worlds a bit. @take a look at the east side. @here's state route two near @roads. @into lake county. @not much snow on the roads, but @it's still a slick drive. @area. @you see the slow traffic on i- @ashtabula county. @we're seeing about a 30-men nut @delay in this -- 30- minute @delay in this area. @as we zoom out, all green to @the west and south. @just take a look at this @picture on 77 and grant avenue @as you're coming into and out @of downtown. @no snow on the roads at all. @please be careful if you're @traveling east. @we'll continue to track the @drive and the delays. @right now, no accidents. @john and lynna, back to you. @>> after 12 hours trapped in a @drainage trench, an oakland @construction worker is still @stuck in a mixture of sand and @clay as firefighters are trying @to get him out. @>> it tops our morning news @feed. @mo? @rescue the man from the 10-foot @sewer line. @the plumber was working on the @line in front of a home around

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, yelling and going through the house real slow. you can't see that good. everything is cracking. you don't know what will happen. >> he says twice he went through the home and couldn't see anyone alive or dead in the remains of the burning home. cracking. i wish i could have saved somebody. that's how i feel. i wish i could have done something better. >> we a

. >> dan: cleveland 19 dani carlson joins us live with the latest. dani? >> reporter: you know what, guys we have been in this neighborhood a couple of days and one thing you notice, this home is really a place for people to drive by, sometimes stopping to get out to pay respects to the four people who were found dead. two parents and two little girls. each of the passersby we spoke with even if they knew the family or not say they were saddened by what happened and shocked it could happen here and that feeling is amplified by those who knew the mather family well and especially now with this ruling of arson. the memorial in front of the burned shell of the mather home on sky haven road is embryoing and today carey added to it. >> this is the day i went to get my ged and the girls and cindy >> reporter: telling us she wouldn't have her ged if it wasn't for cindy mather. she is one of many who were shocked first by yesterday's fire and explosion and then by today's ruling that the fire was intentionally set by arson. >> it is shocking and eye opening becaus

@dani is close by. @we're working hand in hand. @>>> we're seeing red on i-90 @eastbound as you're trying to @get to the inner belt. @an accident just up here has @your left lane blocked. @you're seeing stop-and-go @traffic into the inner belt. @your left lane is blocked. @we take a look at the drive @time headed into i-90 east from @west 117th street to west 25th. @it's four minutes. @we're not seeing a big delay @right now, but, again, if they @don't clear this out soon, you @also, we had slowing just @before the inner belt bridge, @but the drive times remain nine @minutes from i-480 and the @those are normal. @however, we have our slow @traffic through i-90 and @ashtabula county, about a 10, @20-minute delay. @>> john and lynna. @>> thank you, dani. @>>> let's head out to tiffany @tarpley who's driving in these @conditions. @>> she's been focused on these @counties where the lake effect @snow will affect your commute. @>> reporter: we're back on @route and headed west. @we started out in cuyahoga @co

plive in cleveland tonight, dani pcarlson, cleveland 19. p>> romona: and the cleveland pto respond to today's pannouncement. pthey just wrapped up their own pnews conference moments ago. p>> mark: yes. phere is what union president psteve loomis has to say about pthe decision to fire six pofficers. p>> this is unprecedented across pthis country. psix people got fired after the pstate attorney general's office pcleared them. pafter cuyahoga county grand jury pcleared them. pafter a common pleas judge pcleared brelo. pand yet the safety director pfinds enough there to make these ptypes of decisions. pit's just absolutely politically pmotivated. pit's insane. p>> mark: and you've probably pbeen following this story here pall day. pwe had the very latest pdevelopments. pthere were no signs of a pshooting at a san diego naval pmedical center. pthis according it a navy pcommander. pwe started hearing about this pclose to noon after one person's preport that someone fired pgunshots. pit appears to be a false alarm. olice have the person who pcarja

dani carlson joins us from north ridgeville center. dani. >> we have learned from notes of a medical examiner's report a gas can was found near the body of jeff mather. we do know tonight this home on sky haven drive has been officially condemned. when you look at the house about the bright orange condemned sign is a growing memorial in honor of jeff and cindy mather, ruthie and 12-year-old allison. >> i think it is a heartfelt tragedy and people in the area are looking for some sort of it is unbelievable it occurred. >> reporter: the causes of death still haven't been released. a medical examiner's report states cindy mather was found crouched over her two girls and jeff mather was found with a gas can next to him and the arson was a possible murder-suicide. a group of neighbors plan to hold a battery operated candelight vigil tonight in honor of the mather family and wanted to specifically remember the two little girls and honor everything that cindy mather did for children. but they are asking people tonight saying this neighborhood

dani fallin/johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health) we found that mothers who were obese and diabetic during pregnancy had a risk four times greater than mothers who didn't of the child developing autism (track)the study published in the journal pediatrics also found a higher autism risk in mothers who developed gestational diabetes. (sot dr. dani fallin/johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health) there are many hypotheses about how a disrupted immune system create developmental disabilities (bridge danielle nottingham/la)researchers say obesity and diabetes are related to inflammation that put stress on the body. (track) dr. paul wang from autism speaks says the study reinforces what has become a leading research theory on autism risk. (sot dr. paul wang/autism speaks) i think it's very clear actually. that the processes that underlie autism in a large majority of cases start before birth. that is true for genetic factors, true for things like pollution exposure (track)that's why experts say it's important for moms to maintain a healthy weight before and during pregnanc

p>> mark: dani carlson reporting pover on west 9th. . p>>> cleveland police searching pfor a man who carjacked a woman. pwitnesses say the man put a gun pto the woman's head in the arking lot and took her car. pso somebody tried to intervene pand at that point the carjacker phit him with the car and took poff. pthe good samaritan not seriously phurt but police are still psearching for the woman's 2003 psilver honda accord with a park p>>> in today's consumer news, phow about this. pif you find it hard to get up in pthe mornings, then maybe you're pgoing to want to take a look at pthis mimicker alarm clock app pfrom android. papparently it only dismisses the palarm by mimicking a facial pexpression. pnow, if you find it hard to get pup in the mornings, you might pwant to try this. pit also takes pictures of an pobject or matches the app's pcolor of the day or by repeating pa tongue twister like how much pwood would a woodchuck chuck. pif you don't finish the alarm, pit figures you have fallen pasleep and it will start to ring pagain. p>>>

dani carlson went to city hall to get some answers. >> it's been nearly two years since former public safety officer martin flask was reassigned to the nubilous position executive assistant for an appointment that came in the middle of calls for resignations and cleveland probe to the cleveland police department probe and investigation into officer actions during the deadly police chase where timothy russel and malissa williams were shot and killed and after the officer firings and suspensions and 2012 chase we didn't see flask in the room. city hall says he was in the back the entire time. >> today we put in the freedom of information act requests and asked the mayor's office to sit down for an interview and what flask has been doing and special projects he completed and what he is working on now. >> the response he got, the mayor's office declined to talk about it at this time and never told us where we could look and i turned to the city record, what happens at every city council meeting and before the appointment flask was all over and since he got the new gig, the only thing he r

how are you not at that point. >> reporter: in wellington dani carlson, cleveland 19. >> romona: new details on a man accused in the september crash that killed two cyclists. a court date set trial for february 22nd for tim wolf. matthew billings and james lambert died. among wolf's charges two counts of secular homicide. >>> sentencing in akron today for a woman who stabbed her boyfriend because he ate all the salsa. he survived but phyllis prison. she pleaded guilty in the case that began last spring. it was delayed as jefferson recovered from a car accident. >>> and a health alert on tuberculosis of all things. ohio saw a jump from 2013 to 2014 and today senator sharon brown visited metro health medical center td clinic to outline additional funding for research. >> in our globalized world where diseases are never more than a plane ride away we need to do more to keep ohioans safe from tuberculosis. >> mark: last month the obama administration launched a national action plan to combat is needed. >> the office says tuberculosis kills more than 1.5 million people each year globally

we will let you know as soon as we find out more information from the city. >> all right dani, thank you. >> mark: a pair of ohio state senators are kicking off a medical marijuana listening tour. center. they are gathering public testimony about legalizing medical marijuana and stops in columbus. >> romona: new ratings are out on the best toll road and the ohio turnpike topped the list. dan deroos has details. what is this based on? >> dan: we didn't want to give them the blue ribbon and let them go on that. we are talking about the turnpike and strongsville. this is a reminder what it looks like. this is done by fitch ratings and 17 companies that run turnpikes or tollbooths or toll roads throughout the country and the ohio turnpike company that runs out and harris county toll road company rapinged number 1. we are talking about traffic volume and costs and you pay to use the road. infrastructure and what they are doing to get the roads better with bridges and roads and the other big thing and ohio's turnpike company comes up big. as far as how much money they can be lending out an

let's check traffic out with dani. >> >>> just north of 271, four lanes blocked because of an accident. >> that was matt granite. dave matthews band is coming to blossom music center this spring. the band will make a stop on saturday. here you go, matt granite. mark your calendars. about the 25th anniversary tour. tickets go on sale february 19 february 19th at noon. >> do you have a special song for taxes? >> no. this year you will notice a few changes when filing your taxes. one of them, procrastinators will love. you will get four extra days to file your taxes. deadline is april 18th. you get a day there. plus april 15th is a holiday in washington, dc, pushing it back too the 18th -- back to the 18th. health insurance penalty is going up from $325 or 2% of taxable income, depending which is greater. >>> all right. chances are you're paying for picture quality you've never seen on your tv. >> that changes this tech tuesday with moneyman matt granite. >> sing about it. >> a lot of people don't want to know i can hit those octaves. that that's fine. store wants you to see. they want yo

dani carlson reports from kent. >> dr. pino, do you sympathies with isis? >> absolutely not. >> that question-and-answer came moments after this. dr. julio pino walked out of his history class talking with a student thronged by media acting as if it was any other day. except today he immediately walked into a kept state conference room to talk about isis. >> i have never talked about the politics of islam, the islamic state or any other political with the faculty. or anyone else on camps. >> kent state university confirmed there's an f.b.i. investigation and say they are cooperating with it. they say there's no indication of a threat on campus. at this point they can't say much more than that. >> pino, tenured at kent state more than 15 years has a history of making controversial statements in person and on-line. and there's a picture of him in front of the u.s. capitol saying i have come to bury d.c. not praise it. >> social media is a form of entertainment. and that's how i take those posts to be or anybody else's posts for that matter. >> but today he wo

dani carlson spoke with a grandson who tried in vain to save them. >> theresa taylor just learned what happened this afternoon that the home she grew up in is gone and two women who live there, one her foster mother are gone, too. >> such a tragedy. such a tragedy. but god knows best. yep. god knows best. >> reporter: there are still a lot of questions. we know the fire started at about 2:20 this morning. >> i am seeing fire everywhere and i am seeing smoke go and going and the house was just burning. >> reporter: the cleveland fire department says when they got to the scene they knew two women were inside and could see fire on both floors of the building and they had two eyewitnesses and an 85-year-old 45-year-old man who was a grandson and nephew of the other who was inside when the fire started. >> he awoke to his aunt who lived on the second floor screaming and he initially jumped up out of bed and tried to make an attempt to rescue his grandmother. >> reporter: neither the grandson nor firefighters were able to save the two women. >> that was sad to hear. that could have been my g

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like dani, who dropped out of school but is now studying hard. dani pramana: my dream is singing. >> [singing] reporter: but first, he's studying to be a car mechanic. he's passed his first exams with distinction. the indonesian economy needs educated young people like these. the government invests too little despite economic growth. veronica colondam: the growth is good, right? that's the macro. but what happens to the people at the bottom of the pyramid? the gini coefficient that shows the gap between the rich and the poor actually has declined over time. we are not getting better in that sense. that's why we need to move up. move the people from the bottom of the pyramid, give them hope and opportunity through education. that's what we believe. reporter: veronica colondam's work is giving people new opportunities, even in petamburan. and it's giving them hope of escaping to something better. anchor: you would think that one thing the descendants of the mayas in mexico don't need is lessons on how to use the rainforest sustainably. but after th

@dani. @>> we have a few instances to @talk about. @if you're driving on the @highways, we're looking great. @watch out for that rain that's @moving on the area. @we'll keep an eye on this to @let you know about the commute. @we're reminding you about this @through the morning, if you @travel east 55th, we have a big @water main break. @it's closed this area for the @next few hours. @east 55th street closed between @hawthorne and quincy avenue. @your detours are going to be @posted as well as central @avenue closed between east 59th @and east 55th. @please add time for your drive @so you can get around this. @also, this accident, pretty @much, i spoke to police again. @they said that a truck hit @multiple vehicles here. @they're on the scene, about to @clear this. @just use caution. @john and lynna, back to you. @>>> a pennsylvania man pleads @14 run aways from the akron- @canton area. @robert middle brooke agreed to @a sentence of 12 years. @police found the teen girls in @his car during a traffic stop @last year, along with 8,000 @m

. >> denise: dani carlson joins us now with some answers. dani? >> reporter: you know what, we started out and we want to know that marty flask and mayor aren't available for an interview today. we are told the mayor is out of the office and marty flask just isn't available. we got some answers to the freedom of information act request like what is marty flask's salary and what does he do in a way. we are not sure what projects flask is working on and what he completed since appointed to the new position in 2014. we are waiting for them to fulfill that freedom of information act but flask got a pay bump from his new gig. in 2013 he took home just more than $123,000 a year and jumped to $126,000 a month after he was appointed to his new job. and the salary climbed to 128 as far as his schedule now, we got a chance to look at it, the only thing consistent is inconsistent, hours he is in varies and as do topics of meetings he participates, everything from talking to the doj about the consent decree and organizational structure at hopkins airports to

some tricky traveling and dani carlson is in the thick of it closer look at it all. dani? >> reporter: you know what, jeff said we are in one of the worst spots and in the past hour it's definitely gotten a lot worse here. the snow is coming down a lot more heavily and it feels like the wind picked up. in the past we have been out here and the snow is starting to gather on my jacket right here. it is not just snow coming down and blowing snow. the big problem, if you are out on the roadways is this. you can see there's snow on the road contributing to the slickness for cars that are braving this weather to head out on the roadways. it is that slickness that led to slide offs and leading to multiple accidents and video from earlier today. roads, off ramps and shutdown and slow traffic. police are saying don't go out to. if you do, go slowly and cautiously. it is important to remember to pay attention to what you are even in this treacherous weather and these treacherous conditions. we did get a chance to speak to a guy who slid off the highway, hit a patch of snow, spun aro

dani? >> reporter: well, guys, today we learned that a gas can was found near the body of 43-year-old jeff mather as his body was found in the home behind me tonight. we got the information from notes from a medical examiner's report. still no word on the official caseous of death for the family of four found dead behind me. it's been a tragic blow to this community. >> a memorial in front of the mather home spills into the street with balloons, heartfelt notes and stuffed animals left in honor of a family found dead monday night. 43-year-old jeff and cindy 12-year-old allison was found inside. >> i think it was a heartfelt tragedy and people in the area are looking for some sort of closure with it. it is unbelievable that it occurred. >> reporter: a medical examiner's report states cindy mather was crouched over her two girls when found and the arson was a possible murder-suicide. a group of neighbors planned to hold a battery operated candelight vigil overnight saying they particularly wa

a dani, a dani, no a ella.que nos cuenta algo de un bebe extremadamente especial. karla: miren, yo saben que los bebÉs siempre son hermosos y estÁ bebe, nos hizo morir de la risa y por eso se convirtiÓ nuestro vÍdeo del día. quÉ hermosa, los niÑos, buscan copiar a los papeles. y eso lo hizo de la manera que se pinta los labios. estoy impresionando, desde chiquita traemos la coqueterÍa en la sangre. besito para todos. te juro que esto es porque ha visto a su mama maquillarse. por eso la nena, miguel a. hasta se meten los dos cachetes. una mujer tiende a ser asÍ. dicen que cuando uno se pinta las pestaÑas, es un dato interesante, genÉticamente no nos podemos pintar las pestaÑas si no hacemos asÍ, abrimos la boca, tratar de hacerlo con la boca cerrada y no nos sale. tratÓ de maquillarse asÍ, no puedes, no puedes. francisca: la verdad es que estuvo bien divertido. karla: a mi me gusta pero de chocolate, que rico. francisca: hoy empieza la dieta, recuerden. karla: yo tengo meta reales. me dieta empieza en reyes. oig

. @>> we'll get to dani in a @second but holly, you're @today? @>> yes a clipper system, thank @you and great thursday to you. @we're almost through january @and it makes sense that we @would be tracking snow. @we're going to be tracking a @big warm up too so well wait @for that one but first we've @got highs in the mid to upper @30s today and a clipper system @that will really have an impact @on this evenings commute. @light snow showers or flurries @most of what we have on radar @surface. @the clipper system is all the @way to our north and west so @we're anticipating around 4:00 @today, to really start to see @the clipper itself pass through @north east ohio, as we get @closer in though for the time @being, it's just a few hit and @miss snow showers to the east @to our south and west, most of @you are dry because this is @the surface. @later today a different story @all about the timing so between @say 4:00, 5, 6:00 as you're @coming home from work it could @get a little slick for you. @and even light accumulation. @we've got traffic to talk a

plive in cleveland, dani carlson, pcleveland 19. p>>> 911, what is your emergency. p>> mark: we have been telling pyou about this for the last few pdays. pweek. pit has a lot of people talking. pand many worried. pcleveland's system is less than pa year old, in fact, and we pwondered if there had actually pbeen previous warns ings that the psystem had issues. pwe also asked what it cost. preporter paul orlousky worked ptoday and got the answers. p>> paul: our report on callers pgetting back drew quick response pthe dispatch system cost p$1.4 million. p>> we got a tweet or e-mail or psomething from at&t that pbasically told us that the psystem was down. p>> paul: even council members phad a hard time learning what pwas beginning on. pnow this letter from a pfrustrated dispatcher to the pcity written to higher ups in pthe department in november. pit warns of multiple problem pwith the system software saying psound quality is poor and pfluctuates with each call. pthat there is distortion and pecho on calls. pthe dispatcher says it is so bad pthat the system has the ote

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there's a little more snow in first dani has a check on your commute. good morning. >> good morning, holly. good morning to all of you. we zoom into northeast ohio, and we're still green on the traffic map. i'm not tracking any accidents and normal drive times, despite the light snow that holly is forecasting. we see some snow on the traffic map here on 271, but as we take a live look outside at chagrin boulevard, everyone is getting by just fine. the road conditions are great. if you're traveling to 71 or plans to travel to 71 in the next few minutes, 11 minutes headed north and 12 minutes headed south. so we're good to go. now, when you're on the roads, don't forget to tune your radio into total traffic. every ten minutes. >>> kids in the town of sebring will head back to school today, website. it's been canceled for heavy were deticketted in the water. two of the 123 samples it took tested high for lead. the director is calling for a criminal investigator, saying the local plant operator failed to notify the public about the situation. >>> prosecutor

dani carlson was there. >> reporter: here in canton a few hours ago, a service remembering canton police dog jethro was focused on love. appreciating his sacrifice as he was killed in the line of duty. hundreds turned out to honor him with both two legs and four. >> reporter: more than 100 k-9s from across the country as far away as new york city attended the memorial service for killed canton police k-9 jethro. the dogs and handlers formed a five and a half minute long procession with pictures of the playful puppy turned dedicated dog looking down upon them. all was silent except for this. it was an emotional service for hundreds who turned out to honor the first canton police k-9 ever killed in the line of duty. >> and jethro laid down his life with love, honor, respect for his partner officer ryan davis. >> reporter: jethro was shot multiple times as a result as he and his partner ryan davis responded to a burglary call. injuries and today after davis was presented with a flag and a fallen officer medal honoring his four-legged best friend, the department officially declared jethro's

@dani is off today. @this is probably one of the @best commute days we've had @thus far. @it's been a couple of really @tricky travel days. @not to say there couldn't be a @few slick spots, especially in @your neighborhoods. @john and lynna, showing up @pretty clear. @even that live picture, @everybody seems to be moving @along. @good news. @thanks, holly. @two people died in a fire on @cleveland's east side. @the fire broke out just after @2:00 a.m. @on east 1:47 street. @we're told that two sisters, @ages 85 and 90 were both killed @in the fire. @grandsons, was rushed to the @hospital after trying to rescue @one of the women. @he's in serious condition at @metrohealth medical center. @it's not clear what caused the @fire. @we have a crew on the scene. @we'll keep you updated. @now, new overnight, police in @warnsville heights are @investigating a murder. @a woman was shot and killed at @the corner of sherman and @brookton. @it's unknown if an arrest has @been made or if police know who @the suspect is. @>> a kent state university @professor is under @investigation. @the

dani: a lot of people said it was the market technicians day.had a lot of volume on the downside and lighter coming up. historically, that happened in october of 2014 and led to an oversold condition and then you saw a bounce like today. to,'s what people will turn saying a lot of it is computer-driven strategies dominating the market. yourother days it is emotion and everyone is concerned about oil or china. david: you bring up history and that is important because we lose sight of that. that are those who say we've been through this before and you have to be patient. difficult because your gut reaction when you see the selloff is you want to panic. it's difficult to step back and say i've seen it before and it is history, especially when you have clients calling you every day saying is my money ok? we have seen it in the hedge fund space with a lot of outflows coming, so it is a careful balance of walking clients through the turmoil and reminding them there is history and acknowledging that there is some concern here. david: what do the strate

with dozens of his friends and family members....danie lle steagall stood where police shot childress on new years eve. ((danielle steagall/mother: 'just trying to figure it out figure it out. it's still unbelivable to me. i don't beleive it." )) ((mauricio marin)) childress' uncle says he was with the 23-year old when authorities moved in to take him down. childress was wanted for several violent felonies in arizona. ((vince matlock/uncle "they screamed out us marshalls keith freeze and he just kept running." )) ((mauricio marin)) vince matlock says when metro police were called in to help assist catch childress after he ran...they were given bad information. ((vince matlock/uncle: "they treated him like an attempted murder suspect and shot him accordinly because he had a ((mauricio marin)) we have learned childress had been convicted for aggravated assault, burgarly and armed robbery. and when police say they went after childress they told him to put down what they thought was a gun in his right hand. but authorities say he refused and advanced toward them. that's when officers open

@talking about your commute, @dani, some part of the roads @are still dry. @>> so far they're looking good. @the biggest traffic alert @remains from last night. @a water main break from last @night. @right near friendship baptist @church. @we shot some video of it. @this morning east 55th remains @closed because of this 12-inch @water main break. @it's closed between hawthorne @and quincy as well as central @avenue. @it's going to be closed until @the water department decides @area back up. @detours are posted so if you @travel in this area, be @driver. @>>> new this morning, cleveland @police are looking for the @person who fired several shots @outside of a gas station on the @city's west side. @it happened at the shell @55th 55th street. @police were called there around @11:30. @they found ten shell casings, @including one that appeared to @be from a rifle. @there were no reports of anyone @hurt. @>> a town that was once the @center for manufacturing is @facing more layoffs this @morning. @>> they will be laying off 200 @workers in lorraine. @will ujek joins us. @they have a $2.3 mi

i am sorry it has to be like this. >> dan: that was dani carlson reporting in orrville. what happened to emily isn't an isolated incident. one in every four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime. shanice dunning is live more with how not to become a victim. >> emily young's murder is a tragic incident and points to a bigger issue, domestic violence. today i spoke with the cleveland domestic violence and advocacy violence victims can be survivors. >> reporter: emily young, a 24-year-old mother of three shot dead in front of her children and her children's father told police he pulled the trigger. it is a common story in the u.s., according to the national network to end domestic violence. three women die each day because of domestic violence. >> the most dangerous time actually is when the victim leaves. her chance of becoming murdered increases by 75%. >> reporter: victoria grant is advocate with cleveland domestic violence and advocacy center. last year they received 18,000 calls from men and women needing help to escape abuse. >> the protection order