@meanwhile senators dave burke @will be traveling to cleveland, @to hold forums on medical @marijuana and listen to the @voters. @forums kickoff saturday at @cleveland state university at @10:00 a.m. @right now 23 states and @washington d.c. all have @legalized medical marijuana, so @we'll see where ohio stands @when all this smoke clears. @>> alright high interest issue. @thanks, will. @>>> a cleveland man will be @sentenced today in an arson @case that left 11 people @without a place to live and @permanently injured one woman. @this is video from that fire @last february. @less say he was hired to set a @fire to a home on west 33rd @street. @he and another man then started @the fire. @he plead guilty to arson and @assault charges. @two other people involved are @still a waiting trial. @>>> it's not much to go on but @akron police hope you might be @able to help identify a robber. @take a look at surveillance @video from the dollar general @store on vernon odem boulevard @last sunday not around 9:00. @demanded money from the clerk @at gunpoint. @nobody was hurt but if you know @anyth

@republican senator dave burke @will hold meetings in @cleveland, toledo, cincinnati, @and columbus. @they will hear opinions about @making marijuana available for @limited medical uses. @the forums will kickoff at -- @state. @>>> cleveland is one of several @ohio cities cracking down on @people who leave pets out in @the cold when temps drop below @30 and there's snow on the @ground. @even long hair pets can suffer @from injuries quickly. @some think a doghouse offers @>> it has got to be off the @ground. @it has to have straw, blankets. @people don't realize those get @wet and then the animals can @freeze. @it has to have a flap on the @door so the wind is not able to @blow in there. @>> the owners would then face @first degree misdemeanor that @carries $1,000 fine and up to @six months in jail. @here's maureen with the morning @news feed. @>> thanks, john. @there's also a warning for the @elderly. @a woman froze to death in @central florida. @the 86-year-old was trying to @help her wheelchair bound @husband outside of their home. @she fell and was unable to get @back up. @her husb

state senator dave burke not ready to commit to a bill. >> i remain i guess you would say a skeptic. >> when i was first approached with medical marijuana i was except as has mr. burke was. the more i learned the more i visited people at their homes and hospitals the more i learned. >>reporter: the two senators have plenty of listening in their future beginning this saturday at cleveland state. >> we have the room all day. i'm not going until everyone has a chance to talk. >>reporter: he told me there's no guarantee that a medical marijuana bill will result from the listening tour but if they do pursue legislation he hopes to have it ready for a vote by may. live in the studio megan hickey news channel 5. >>> what do you think about this heat wave? >> you know what you're so right. our perception of the temperature is very affected by what we have experienced. >> in december when it was 65 all month, this would have seemed chilly. but because we've been below zero and teens and 20s for the last 10 days. >> kind of nice. >> how about 46 downtown. it is time to go grill. time to grill

middle name was after my uncle b dave and i knew what that meant i never knew what that meant fully until today. i didn't know what honor it the time that i had.th >> david burke will be laid to rest monday at the national cemetery. >> it took a while and mean son s much of that family. >>> let's talk about the weekend weather situation. kind of a warm day today but that is a going to change. >> winter is coming back fast and furious. >> but but unlike last year when we had continuous stretch of brutally cold air and the snow just never went away and we had record colds all over theove midwest, including the ohio valley, we got a break. we've actually had a number ofumb them in january, and we are averaging out close to normal, but the next batch coming in a longer stretch with a slower the slower moving system. the back edge of the showers aresho beginning to approach greater cleveland, akron canton, basically up of i 77. they are the atmosphere is beginning to dry out a bitt but in addition to drawing out, it is chilling down. some of this back in here's snow showers and eventually a few of these snow showers will pay us a w visit as we have a lot of cloud c

burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing we've seen a thing or two. p>>dave: it's a beautiful start pto the day. pgot rid of the cloud cover we phad overnight. pthat north wind has driven ptemperatures down. pwhat a difference between sunday pmorning, monday morning and pdifferences like 25 degrees pcolder this morning. p45 is what we have out at tampa pinternational. pthat just looks chilly, doesn't pit? ptemperatures are in the 40s. pthey're at 47. ptampa at 45. pbrandon at 45. pbartow has managed to get down pto 43 degrees and places like pi would say you need jackets ptoday. phow about you go panama city? pfreezing. p31 in pensacola and the winds pare driving in and out of the pnorth-northeast at 10 to 13 pmiles an hour so we get a little pwind gust, makes it feel a plittle cooler than it really is poutside. pnow, we are looking at mostly psunny skies today. pwe'll need every bit of the psunshine to warm us up but even pthough we have all of that sun, pi still think we're going to pstay about eight degrees below pnormal for a high temperature pthis aftern

burkes county. gorgeous. good stuff going on in reading? >> fire and ice festival says our dave out and it is going to be a fabulous day. good day in leg. the state of arizona has a new way to expose parents who have been ignoring their child support. they've taken to social media. it's a dead beat kind of shaming. they have parents who oh 2 billion-dollar in unpaid child support. during the state address, dug does i announced they will be posting pictures of parents who do not pay their child's child support. it's going to have the # dead beat. i think it's actually looking at the power of the media and the responsibility we have to protect citizens and if somebody doesn't want that, all they have to do is pay up. > clearly there are critics. i know this happened up in new york and mr. was a lot of push back there. there is a group out in arizona called father's rights blasting the governor's move as being called a cheap publicity spot. > i don't like it. dead beats need to pay for your children. > when you don't -- >> but there are circumstances where people run into hard time