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one person shot at a home on eller avenue in akron and this is the housing authority property. and police tell me the victim was taken to the hospital and we're making calls to find out there is any word on suspects. >>> and good morning, everybody. this is what we're waking up to and look at the radar in the satellite here and no rain to worry about. and it's a cloudy start to the day and that is a chilly start. i want to remind you today is the first day -- 29 degrees in cleveland and 28 in medina; 30, wooster and 33 in coshockton. it's important that you understand what is going on. it's a lot. and the wintery mix, in areas north of 30 and the upper 40s by this afternoon and mid-50s farther south and there is a lot of different weather going on and we're going to see a messy commute for that ride home and for now, things are looking good, right? >> and absolutely. we're dealing with the closure because of the house fires and this is near second avenue. fulton road closed out of commission and take alternates. i told you to take pearl before backups there and take scranton in

and also breaking overnight, eller avenue in akron and that is in the housing authority property and police tell me the victim was taken to the hospital and we're waiting for word on suspects or if the person was badly hurt. for now, let's get a check on the forecast? >> and good morning, everybody. our next weather maker is on the way. it's not arriving this morning, see the morning commute should be a dry one. and the area of low pressure is moving into northeast ohio and let's zoom in here. it's going to be a, how do i say this, depending on where you ly, the weather could be very, very different. if you're on the lake shore, that is going to be colder this evening and you're seeing freezing rain and snow and highs will be near the upper 50s and quite the contrast and we're going to talk about that later on explain why that is happening. for now, it's 30 degrees in cleveland; 31, ashland and 33 in coshockton. this is a look at the forecast. highs in the upper 40s, and low 50s and again, that forecast is you live. and how are the roads looking now? >> and not bad. and you sea meg i

. >>> and one person shot at a eller avenue. the akron police tell me that the victim was taken to the hospital. we're making calls to find out how badly they were hurt and if there is any word on suspects. >> and we also breaking, fire breaks out at a vacant home in wildwood. no reports of injuries here according to officials. we'll keep you updated. >> reporter: new to the raise for the white house. it's supertuesday, a day when voters in several states come out and tell delegates who they want to be president. >> later this morning, donald trump will be in ohio after some rallies in other states and sarah phinney is here with a look at what happened there. what happened, sarah? >> reporter: jackie, terrence, trump will take the stage in columbus at noon. headlines for what happened at rallies in georgia and virginia. i want to show you some video right now. you have to watch it closely, especially the lower right-hand corner of the screen. as protestors are escorted out, a secret service agent slamstime magazine photographer

>> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news eller. -- alert. >> that breaking news happening right now.a man rushed to the hospital after a stabbing at a metro station in prince george's county. august 7 at the addison road station. the suspect is a washington post express vendor. including the search happening right now for this is. john: we are told police will be here the rest of the day at the station. metro police and prince george's county police working this. this is where the stabbing occurred at 8:30 a.m. this morning. the walkway that leads to the main entrance here to the station. sources telling us a street vendor was handing out newspapers, something he does every day, was standing right here behind this pickup truck when a verbal fight ensued with a passenger. then he went and took off his work best inside, came back out, and that is when it became a physical altercation. he chased the man around with a knife. eventually stopping him in the side. the victim is expected to survive. he is being treated at a local hospital. the suspect took off running. right now, police are s

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of southern california and breaking overnight from the live desk, one person shot at this home on eller avenue. and this is an akron using authority. -- property. we're making calls to find out how badly people were hurt and if there is word on suspects. >> and fire at a vacant in the 300 block of wildwood. no reports of injuries, according to fire officials. we'll keep you updated, terrence and jackie. >> and we may learn about a marijuana initiative. the project plans to release a measure it hopes to get on the ballot in the fall. >> and according to cleveland.com, the bill would let people with medical ical marijuana from a store or grow their own and way the other similar in place. >>> and now for a check st with somara. >> starting out quiet this chilly as well and temperatures in the 30s. and into the day, we'll see a o tuscaroras, carol county and highs nearing 60 degrees for you and in the lake shore, and some upper if 40s ternoon 2:00 p.m., we should see -- after 2:00 p.m., we should see the first showers and transitioning to snow tonight. and this is a look at the power of 5 s

what we're calling it and revamp your breakfast, all your eller is here. not just my nutritionist but she'll change the way you think about the way you eat. instead of juicing, s for breakfast and desserts. >> soup dessert. >> uh. >> if it makes you look good. >> thank you. >>> let's go to the plaza in brussels, as well. so many are honoring the victims of those terror attack, dozens killed. hundreds injured and the tributes are pouring in right amy is there. >> she traveled there overnight in that plaza with the latest on the investigation into the attacks. good morning again, amy.right, good morning again to you, robin and george and made our way over to one of several memorials that are growing here in the middle of bourse plaza ande children here with their chalk and writing messages, feel here among the people here in the heart of brussels at this hour but in the meantime, we do have developments to tell you.ntified the three suspects seen in that airport surveillance video as the terrorists responsible for killing at least 31 people andeds of others

far more than the actual cost, he says, for the low government reimbursements for the poor and the eller elderly. >> if everybody paid theirare it would cost $12,000. >> reporter: the bill to airlift to $47,000 for a 79-mile trip.only covered about a third of that. >> definitely going to cripple us financially. >> reporter: as is standard the air method's concept form he signed before the flightn of the cost. why don't you put the price here so people know what they're signing on for. >> sure, it's a question that i can ask. >> reporter: you don't know the answer. >> no, i ome wonder if helicopters are always necessary. jean's daughter sofia was airlifted after complications from a tonsillectomyst an hour for the helicopter to arrive and lift off and was able to drive the 37-mile distance to another hospital in almost the same am>> i left a few minutes before they took off and ended up arriving at the hospital about five minutes after they did. >> reporter: a ground ambulance would have cost $1500. but the bill for the helicopter came to $35,000 and insurance and some discounts, >> it ta