amy: "jim: the james foley story." a new documentary opens at sundance looking at the life and legacy of the american journalist beheaded in syria in 2014. he became the first american citizen killed by the self-proclaimed islamic state. we will talk to his parents and the film's director who is a childhood friend of jim about his legacy, the failings of the u.s. hostage policy and jim's passion for reporting on the plight of civilians in war. but first, "the settlers." >> settlement activities are a front to the palestinian people and to the international community. amy: as u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon condemns israel's plans to build new settlement homes in the occupied west bank, we will look at a new documentary examining the history and consequences of decades of israeli settlement construction on palestinian lands. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in virginia, the health department has confirmed its first zika virus infecti

the face - as markets plunged - 467* points at the worst - - on the first trading day of 2016.mike foley - platinum advisory group (( 1:28:09 )) " it might be time to buckle up your seatbelts and might be a great time to reevaluae with your financial advisor. " about half - of all full time employees now have a 401-k - tied to stocks.. marv in north liberty - says he's invested for his family's future - but he tries not to look at the statements.marv - 20 years or so before i retire and then i'm retired military so i got that to fall back on. "nat tryon - (( 1:28:01 )) " if you can't manage your emotions you can't manage money. " investment advisor mike tryon - says volatility is the new normal.china - terrorism and interest rates will continue to cause peaks and valleys.the good news - there's a vote in november. mike tryon - tryon investments - (( 5:51:00 )) " historically going into an election year the administratin is going to do everything in their power to have all cylinders hitting so actually leading up to an election year the markets tend to do better. " foley says - it's all a

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nick foley for newschannel 5. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and time now is 4:34. the snow is in the hospital. >> he was hit by a car after sledding on this hill in north ridgeville. sarah finney joins us -- sarah phinney johns us well i with more. joins us well with more. >> reporter: it happened in a poplar hill near north ridgeville near hunter lake and medo lakes boulevard. you can see from the video how close that hill is to the street. you're looking at it now. the police say the boy slid into the road colliding with the car. we were have as investigators reconstructed the scene and as the car involved was taken away. the speed limit in that area is 25 miles an hour. one neighbor tells us this all unfolded as the family was cooking dinner. >> i ran out of the house as quick as possible to help respond and lend a helping hand. before i knew it, the local police, fire department, ems was on scene. >> he was taken to santa john's medical center and life flighted to metro health. his condition has not been rele

. >> you're seeing diane foley, the murder of murdered james foley who says her family was "delighted with the prisoner swap that gained the freedom of mrs. federal government will make freeing hostages more of a priority. james foley, a new hampshire native, was kidnapped in syria in 2012 and beheaded two years later in one of the first brutal videos released by isis. >> we'll take you back out to the campaign trail where candidates are getting some hitting support. >> we take you to the nation's capitol for a look at who is backing who and difference. >> and new 59:30, the search for a suspect in a violent home invasion in new hampshire. the victims have fought back. >> what's the story with that indycar race over labor day? well, they have found a new enemy. >> taking a life look at first alert traffic, life on the southeast expressway. quiet night weather-wise. that helps. 93 southbound. on this wednesday, we're looking at a typical ride, mass ab, 27 minutes, northbound, 25 minutes, deck to route 128. on the pike, 13 minutes, western tolls i-495 just under a half an hour. looks gr

nick feely for -- nick foley for newschannel 5. back to you in the studio. >> thank you for the update. >>> and let's get a check on the power-of-5 forecast. >>> is ex31:00 now, and we're cold. 11 degrees in cleveland; 11, wooster; 12 in mansfield. we await the next batch of snowfall. lake affect not coming into play until tonight, but even then, it's not impressive. we don't have the right kind of conditions. the snow making its way into the forecast as it slowly -- slowly creeps east and looking no big worries as far as the snow goes. this is an upper level disturbance that is here and gone. it does mean we're going to keep it cold and cloudy today. the daytime high in the low 20s. and time to check in request with corrina who is making sure the roads are nice and safe for the start of the wednesday morning. >> it's nice. the main roads looking great. watch out for slipper spots on the back roads. -- slippery spots. 71 northbound experiencing normal slowdowns. the commute picks up. ninety as well with some issues that we saw nick

nick foley for newschannel 5. back to you. >> thank you for that update. >>> and cleveland police involving a body found yesterday on columbus road. when officers arrived, they found the 56-year-old man with the gunshot wound to the head. police have not said if there is -- this is a homicide or suicide. >>> and three suspects arrested in a parma home invasion will be in court today. the incident happened here at the home on friar drive. the suspects used a frying pan to beat the homeowner and then tied him up and left him in the attic. that homeowner is able to get away to a neighbor's house to call the police and then they say the suspect stole a van, taking police on a chase through three cities. it ended after arrests were made and the van crashed into carrie mckinley's brooklyn home. >> it's amazing that nothing happened. amazing. >> the home owner is still in serious condition at metro health with multiple injuries. >>> only at 5, a cleveland man wrongly imprisoned for more than a decade -- decade wants retr

. >> and nick foley following the deadly chaos at a huge bar overnight. a fight at one club and on the other side of up to, a man is shot in another bar. >> and we have brand new details on the homicides, tell us the latest. >> reporter: jackie, two people are dead this morning and two sep -- in two separate incidents. police investigating these both as murders and tell us that both happened with large crowds looking on. we want to show you video of the scenes. the police tell us it was bike night at the bar. another source tells us members of the hell's angel's bike club were at the bar as well. after reviewing video from inside the bar, they determined a fight broke out and a man was struck and killed. we just learned a short time ago a man in his 60s has turned himself in to police with regards to the relation to that incident. the other incident taking place at heidi ho lounge on vernon odom. a man was shot and killed inside the bar and what was being called bike night. the police reviewing as well. a man entered with a shotgun fired several times. on

first, nick foley is live from chaos. >> a large fight overnight turning deadly in one club and on the other side of up to, a man is shot inside a bar. good morning, nick. terrence. two people are dead as you mentioned this morning. the police are investigating two is end rat incidents in akron and both of the murders happening as police tell us with large crowds looking on and we'll begin on triplet boulevard and it was a bite night -- bike night at the bar and some members of the bicycle club were at the bar as well and after reviewing video from inside the bar, they determined a fight broke out and a man was struck and killed. we learned a short time ago a man in his 60s had turned himself into police. the other incident taking place at the heidi ho lounge where a man was shot and killed inside a source tells us a man entered with a shotgun and fired several times, striking him in the torso. the shooter walked out and no word on any rest yet. you might remember a man leaving the lounge in september was struck and injured by a car. the police, again, reviewing both of the situations

our chris matthius spoke with businessman bill foley... who is waiting to hear back from the n-h-l on the expansion. foley says the league's executive committee will meet either tuesday or wednesday to talk about it. he also says we could soon get the ball rolling by the end of march or early april... and have everything official by june. /// ((brian loftus)) > baseball players bryce harper and kris bryant were here in southern nevada... associated with major league baseball. the two players were hosting a day two event... at the cascata golf course in boulder city. harper says it's great to be in a position to give back... and he also can't wait for the season to start again. harper says he's reporting back to training camp on february 19- th. /// > we'll be right back......../// being poured into faraday future's new facility... but there's also big money going into southern nevada's roads. n-dot shows us how that money is being used to improve our highways. ((brian loftus)) > plus... you'll soon be able to hit the green somewhere else o

nick foley for newschannel 5. back into the studio. >> thank you. >> a chain-reaction crash involving three streetsboro school buses sends 19 students hospital. from the newsroom. >> reporter: jackie, streetsboro police say the road was dry at the time and the buses may have been too close to each other. school officials hope that surveillance footage will provide answers. the chain-reaction crash happened after school wednesday opianyl road. you are see -- paige road. you are seeing the damage in the front bus. 16-year-old holden peelman said he hit his mouth and teeth making them bleed and this is what he did next. >> i was scared and i was shocked that we were crashed. my first reaction was to text my mom. your kid gets in an accident but everything is good. so. >> reporter: peelman said his neck is still sore, but overall he's okay. some parents say they're keeping their kids home today to recover. in the newsroom, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >>> and time now, 5:07 and this morning, a 9-year-old boy still in

tom: james foley's mother is writing a book about her son. isis militants murdered the journalist in 2014. a publisher says diane foley's book will have memories of her son and include her family's experience while dealing with with his kidnapping and captivity, particularly their experience with government officials. earlier this week it was announce haded that a documentary about foley will air at this year's sundance film festival. jean: five people are reported the state fire services spokesperson says it happened at the dow chemical plant in north andover, about 2:30 this afternoon. at least three people had to be air lifted to the hospital, one has serious injuries. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. a worker was killed in an explosion at this plant back in 2013. tonight authorities in paris are investigating an incident, police shot and killed a man wearing a fake explosives vest. they say he threatened them with a butcher knife. police found a cell phone and a piece of paper with an emblem of the islamic state group an

nick foley for newschannel 5. back to you. >> thank you and stay warm out there. >>> 5:04 right now and wanting to have fun in this snow and in the hospital. >> hit by a car after sledding on a hill in north ridgeville. sarah phinney joins us live from the newsroom. what do we know so far? >> reporter: i checked in with north ridgeville police. they're not releasing much information now, but the 9-year- old has life-threatening injuries. the collision happened at a poplar hill near the intersection of hunter lake drive and medo lakes boulevard. -- meadow lakes boulevard. the boy slid into the road colliding with a car. we were there as investigators reconstructed the scene and as the car involved was taken away, we spoke with a neighbor who ran over to help the young boy. he said sledders are usually on the hill whenever there is enough snow. on the back hill, right behind our house, sledding and playing together. and the family's in our thoughts and prayers. >> the 9-year-old was taken to saint john's medical cen

reporting in berea, nick foley for news channel 5. >>> and many thanks for your report, nick. there are new details today on a fire at a cleveland junk yard. there were loud pops and explosions that could be heard throughout the night. the junk yard is located on pearl road right by the cleveland metro park zoo. right now, it's unclear how the fires began in the junk yard. explosions were heard there. >>> and criminal charges could be filed against a used car dealership in akron. the partnerships at the akron- beacon journal report the state attorney general's office received dozens of complaints about phoenix indoor auto sales. customers said they never received their titles, which prove ownership of vehicles. without the titles, they can't register their cars with the state of ohio. the beacon journal reports the phoenix indoor auto sales is out of business now. >>> and still ahead here on newschannel 5 in the noon hour, vice president joe biden echoing president obama's new gun policies. his comments come as he expressed regret for not running for president. >> and netflix

nick foley has the latest. >> reporter: residents in this area of the warehouse district still on edge after a double murder here at two people shot and killed in what was normally a quiet upscale apartment building. police responded to reports of around 8:30 last ll us when officers arrived, they found one man dead on scene inside an another inside with the gunshot wound to the head was health medical center where he later died. a cleveland police source tells us a lot of drugs were removed from the apartment after the shooting. >> a lot of young people i talked to said if you feel safe, i constantineos and the night life events and feel safe. and surprise for me. >> reporter: cleveland police tell us that two suspects were seen fleeing building. reporting from the warehouse district in downtown cleveland, nick foley for newschannel 5. >>> and right now, americans all along the east coast are preparing for a stem. it's going to bring ice and hail to southern states and then turn to heavy snow as it moves north. washington, d.c., expected to e scott mcclain is right now. the. >> report

nick foley looking into this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning more than 20 states allow some form of legalized marijuana and groups like in ohio like responsible ohio were fighting hard for ohio to join that list but voters rejected that notion but now that fight is not over quite yet. involved as well. yesterday in columbus some of those sit lawmakers republicans announcing a special new task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana in the state. now that group will consist of lawmakers, doctors, lawyers, cops and even some like jimmy gould, the biggest financial backer of responsible ohio in that task force. the idea now that while recreational pot was a big leap for voters in the state, medical marijuana and its use and treatment for cancer patients or those with seizures might garner much more support. >> i don't think the states ready for recreational marijuana and we went from 0- 250 miles an hour and that's tough in most states. in fact most states started with medical marijuana. >> now

amy: why did you open your book with james foley?s was the first to be murdered, and that was a trauma, a personal trauma to me, but also a trauma for the world. and this is why i open my book with him because the aim of the islamic state by murdering him was to open a trap wide open and under our feet. they wanted to impose their agenda on us. they wanted to stone us, that we are so much shocked that we stop acting rationally. because, you know, amy, there is something very specific with a terror action. the success, the completion of a terrorist attack, does not depend on its perpetrators, but it depends on its victims. the beautiful example for that is the aftermath of 9/11. i mean, how did the bush administration react after 9/11? we had the invasion of afghanistan and iraq, that later became the birthplace of the islamic state. we had guantÁnamo, extraordinary rendition and the patriot act. i mean, one must be totally stupid to believe that we punished osama bin laden and al-qaeda, invading iraq and afghanistan. and even the opp

director brian oaks was a good friend of foley. >> he was trying to tell these stories of the syrians. i wanted this film to help jim bring those stories back to the surface. and show people what he was doing over there. >> sunita is the story of a rap music loving teenage girl from afghanistan growing up as an illegal immigrant in iran, the girl's family planned to sell her as a child bride. >> my human side was oh, i'm thought going to see sunita anymore and her life will be ruined so i interned the movie myself. >> she now attends school in the united states and campaigns against child brides. >> i can help other girls. >> thanks to new platforms for distribution, television channels like home box office and internet streaming service like amazon and netflix are buying up these movies and iting them before a wider audience than ever before. >> with netflix and hu lu and the other companies it's so many options for film makers. >> part of a golden age for documentary films. rob reynolds, al jazeera, park city, utah. >> and you can always get all the latest news and analysis, at alja

thousands woke up with several snow there and nick foley has more on our weather story. >> reporter: lake affect snow leaving its mark throughout the area and here in willoughby ays have improved out for the morning after overnight snowfall blanketed the area. local and city plow drivers working hard to clear parking lots to -- and streets for drivers to get the smooth drive on their commute. some say companies moving their plows from different >> this morning has been interesting, thankfully it's this area, is so we're ablto bring trucks up and get the lots clear and get them ready to go for everyone. counties are working to clear the highways. parts of lake county so bad in the early morning hours, many big rigs and freighters forced off of the road ved n. up. with temperatures holding steady below freezing, icy conditions on the roadways remain a possibility here in the in willoughby, nick foley for newschannel 5. >> thank you, nick. and i know the questions you're asking, you want to know if more snow is going to push you to change your you covered. download the new snowcast app.

hbo has acquired tv rights to "jim: the james foley story." the documentary will make its world premiere in this year' s sundance film festival. there is still much more ahead on news 9 at noon. coming up, the mother of the girl introduced to the world as baby doe back in court. the reason why ahead. and a month later, questions still linger regarding san bernardino terrorist attack. why investigators are asking the public for answers. kevin: it certainly was another cold start today, but temperatures now moderating. how long that lasts and any approaching systems coming up. erin: plus, in today' s cook' s corner, we are bringing you an italian dish you don' t want to erin: a big vote today on capitol hill. lawmakers are set to send the president a bill repealing his signature health care law. the vote would dismantle key parts of the affordable care individuals to get insurance and businesses to offer coverage. it also includes a separate provision cutting federal funding to planned parenthood. the white house says the president will veto it.

it will include her memories of her son james foley and him. it will also include a critical shockingly unresponsive u.s. government' s response to foley' s jc: more good news for drivers. experts predict gas prices will be much lower this year than last. according to gas buddy, drivers will collectively pay $17 billion less in 2016 that in 2015. three dollar a gallon gas will be hard to find, except on the west coast. phil: new revelations about one of the san bernardino shooters. jc: up next, what copies of her visa interview overseas reveal and what investigators are now saying about their marriage. phil: donald trump going after another republican rival. why he says ted cruz may not be eligible to run for oval office. jc: severe weather continuing to cause issues out on the west coast. in the middle of a time r when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea p for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. r we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." t

"this is one of the worst starting days for the dow in over eight years. " "ding ding ding " mike foley - and financial advisors across the corridor watched it happen - a slap in the face - as markets plunged - 467* points at the worst - - on the first trading day of 2016. mike foley - platinum advisory group " it might be time to buckle up your seatbelts and might be a great time to reevaluae with your financial advisor. " about half - of all full time tied to stocks..marv in north liberty - says he's invested for his family's future - but he tries not to look at the statements." i got another 20 years or so before i retire and then i'm retired military so i got that to fall back on. "" if you can't manage your emotions you can't manage money. " investment advisor mike tryon - says volatility is the new normal.china - terrorism and interest rates will continue to cause peaks and valleys.the good news - there's a vote in november. " historically going into an election year the administratin is going to do everything in their power to have all cylinders hitting so actually leading up to

nick foley is following the story for us and is at the archer building on west 9t street. what have you -- 9th street. what have you learned? >> reporter: the investigation continues this morning. many of us think of the warehouse district as a fun, happening part in downtown cleveland. it's also the site of a brutal double murder. we want to show you video from last night. detectives seen here outside of the archer building. the initial call came in of a shooting late last night just after 8:30. and when officers arrived, they found one man dead on the scene inside an apartment. another man with a gunshot wound to the head was taken to the medical center where he later died. we speak to one resident who was one floor down from where the shooting took place and is understandably shaken up. and i believed the area was safe to me. to find out there is a robbery oner a possible homicide one floor above where i live is disheartening and scary. >> reporter: cleveland police tell us that two suspects were seen fleeing this area after the shooting. the cleveland police source als

jackson foley connects with drake brewster. cougars up one at ht. third quarter kane cramer connects from three point land. closing minute and jeffs drake brewster nails it and later hits two free throws. kennedy hangs on to win it 54-53. john campbell tv9 they had another double header tonight at wash. the warriors entertained prairie. ladies first.. and this game tied at the half and wash trying to take control in the third.. jessie puck goes coast to coast for the layup.. prairie answered with a nice drive from freshman sarah schmitt down the lane.. and wash coach frank howell trying to get his team fired up and it worked.. caitlyn riley off the bench was on fire she hit three straight trey's and all of a sudden the warriors had a double digit lead and wash holds to beat prairie 67-60.. to the guys the warriors taking it right at ththhawks laveechie williams not messing around right to the rack..the cheerleaders has the giggles tonight.. prairie responds with the nice jumper in the paint from max smith-drahos but washington playing some defense t

nick foley joins us live with what is happening today. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, terrence. this is a story beyond northeast ohio. jethro the k9 story touched many people in the area and even worldwide with a massive response on twitter. today, hundreds are expected to turn out for a special memorial service to honor je it, hro at the canton -- jethro at the canton civic center. he was a three-year-old german shepherd shot in the line of duty in the overnight hours last saturday after police responded to a burglary at finishir foods. when officers arrived, jethro ran into the building and was shot three times by bearfield. investigators said bearfield was shot in exchange with jethro died on sunday. the department and his partners understandably devastated and some showed up to pay respects when he passed at the vet clinic. the ohio governor john kasick day to honor jethro as flags will be lowered in stark county and the ohio statehouse as well to honor jectro -- jethro. the doors open here at 11. the service begins at

i'm nick foley. coming up, johnny football to dallas? why cowboys fans are campaigning to bring the embattled quarterback to texas. >>> new video just coming in from florida. the latest damage report after deadly tornadoes hit overnight. >>> janessa has your local weather. >> and snow has started to move in. flakes are flying across the area. i'll show you hour by hour when a tumble. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. we're seeing green grass just about an hour ago. we're tracking in the snow. it's moving in from the west. that's going to be pretty steady as we head into the rest of the someday. so a moderate level for snowfall. we are forecasting 1 to 3- inches of inches of accumulation cumulation. i'm more concerned about the cold and then our winds. 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's going to bring our windchills down. let's take a look throughout your afternoon. single digits by 4:00. by this is overnight into tomorrow morning. look at this, nick. inland locations down to 14 below for mansfield into w

. >> jim tells the story of james foley, the american war correspondent kidnapped and killed by isiln syria in 2014. director brian oaks was a close friend of foley since their childhood. >> he was not there to be the story. he was trying to tell the story of the syrians. i wanted this film to help jim bring the stories back. >> the story of a rap-music-loving teenage girl in afghanistan growing up as an illegal i a immigrant in iran. >> when mom came to sell her, i wa, my storytelling side was happy, but i knew her life would be ruined, so i interconveniented myself. >> she now campaigns against child marriage. >> the movie has changed my life. now i'm able to change the life of other girls. >> it's a good time to be a documentary filmmaker thanks to the new platforms for distribution. home box theater and amazon and netflix is buying up documentaries an putting them in front of a wider audience than ever better. >> it adds so many more options to filmmakers. >> challenging themes and bigger audiences. part of a new golden age for documentary films. rob reynolds, al jazeera, park ci

nick foley live with the break good morning nick. >> reporter: good morning terrence. more than 20 states currently allow some form of legalized marijuana and groups like responsible ohio fought hard for ohio to join that list but they lost in november but the fight is really not over. it's starting right back up and they've got state lawmakers now involved as well. yesterday in columbus, the state republicans announced a special task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana. the group will consist of lawmakers, doctors, lawyers, even jimmy gold, the biggest financial backer responsible for ohio will be in that task force as well. now the idea is that while recreational pot was a big leap for ohio voters medical marijuana and its use in treatment for cancer patients for those with seizures might garner much more support. >> i don't think this state is ready for recreational marijuana and we went from 0- 250 miles an hour and that's stuff in most states. in fact not states started with medical marijuana. >> a task force will work together the next few months

. >> jim tells the story of james foley, the american war correspondent kidnapped and killed by isil in syria in 2014. director brian oaks was a close friend of foley's since their childhood. >> he was not there to be the story. he was trying to tell these stories of the syrians. i wanted this film to help jim bring those stories bac back to the surface. >> the story of a rap music loving teenage girl from afghanistan growing up as an illegal immigrant in iran. when the director learned the girl's family planned to sell her as a child bride, she stepped in. >> when her mom came to take her back to afghanistan, my filmmaker-side was excited and happy. but my human side was oh, her life will be ruin: so i made the movie myself. >> she now attends school in the u.s. and campaigns against child marriage. >> the movie has changed my life. now i'm able to change the lives of other girls. >> it's a good time to be a documentary filmmaker thanks to new platforms for directions. channels like home box office and amazon and netflix are buying up documentaries and putting them in front of a wid

reporting in canton, nick foley for newschannel 5. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and breaking overnight from the live desk, some really lucky winners. waking up as multimillionaires this morning. the lottery officials say at least three winning powerball tickets were sold in california, florida, tennessee and there could be more by the way in this record $1.6 billion drawing. now, the winners still a mystery at this point. there is also $1 million winner -- $1 million winner in ohio. terrence. no i. and right now at 6:33, i want to update you on the investigation into how three school buses crashed in streetsboro. twenty people taken to the hospital, several students and they will be missing school today to recover. sarah phinney has more this morning. >> reporter: good morning. school student when is the crash happened. 19 students and a bus driver went to the hospital with minor injuries. we have pictures that showed the damage to the front and back end of the buses, one is no longer drivable. investigators said the road was dry at

. >> a new documentary is focused on the life and death of james foley. the new hampshire native was kidnapped back in 2012. he was executed by isis in 2014. the documentary titled the james foley story will debut at sundance later this month. it airs on hbo in february. >> a high school basketball coach accused of getting violent with a ref during a game. new 59:30, what's happening to that coach tonight. >> also, an update on the man accused of giving guns to the san bernardino shooters as he appeared before a judge. >> showing off in a new big for women's wear. >> we want to take back to our breaking news. a traffic mess in milford. a truck fire shut down several lanes of 495 south. one lane as you see has reopened. traffic is moving slowly but incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. p the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. is to demand that we create r an economy that works for all of us r rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in p

foley was the free lance reporter kidnapped in syria and executed. that kill shown in a horrific isis video two years later. the publisher saying the book includes her memories and interviews with people who are close to her son. it will also cast a critical eye on hon -- on how the government responded to the kidnapping and it is scheduled to be released next year. >>> lisa a. wild scene near san diego as el nino flooding is causing big problems on the roads and look at this. a white lamb bore goony of all -- lamborghini of all cars making its way through the flood waterch the car cost about 200,000 dollars and this high off the ground but makes it through the the intersection. the threat of med slides forced forced some from their homes. chris martinez is in california. >> reporter: powerful waves up to 16 feet are battering the california coast as the el nino related storms move out and another one is brewing in the pacific. >> there's possibility of did -- there's possibility of a fairly -- there's possibility of a fairly week system drveg -- the

nick foley for newschannel 5. back into the studio. >> all right, thank you for the update. >> and time now is 5:05. the cleveland police investigating a body found yesterday on columbus road. year-old man had a gunshot wound to his head. police have not said if this was a homicide or a suicide. jackie. >>> and terrence, three suspects arrested in a parma home invasion will be in court today. the police say the incident happened here at this home on friar drive. the suspects used a frying pan to beat the homeowner, tide him up and left him in the at-- tied him up and left him in the attic. the neighbor was able to get to a neighbor's house to call 911. the suspect stole a van and took them on the chase in three different cities. the arrest was made after the van crashed into carrie mckinley's brooklyn home. >> it's amazing that nothing happened. amazing. i have been counting my blessings all day. >> and that homeowner is still in serious condition at metro health medical center with multiple injuries. >>> and only

and let's get the latest on the latest from nick foley live in berea. hey, nick. and that continues day by day and that is for sure and this traffic citation was issued over the weekend and it was to manziel over the weekend on interstate 480 by north homestead police and that is on saturday, january 2nd, the same day he was here. the team had a meeting earlier in the day and the same day he was seen in las vegas and that is for expired tags issued around 8:30s in the morning and only filed yesterday and expired tags are hardly a story and combine it with a list he has had this year and public dispute with the girlfriend and missing a mandatory session and that is a fair question to ask now whether he has played his last game in cleveland. he was at exit meetings on monday. nick foley for newschannel 5 and back to you. >> thank you interesting he was there for the exit meetings and this is coming as johnny is -- johnny is dropped by the team. cleveland.com reporting that lrmr is ending the formal business relationship with johnny, but the company's business manage

i'm nick foley. coming up this morning, johnny to dallas? why cowboys fans are campaigning to bring the embattled quarterback to texas. >>> fighting for flint. a famous film maker is demanding answers after residents use toxic tap water for more than a year. >>> we're dry right now. timing is everything. i'm going to track the snow. let you know when it will move into your neighborhood along with that arctic air. >>> good morning. calm before the storm. cloudy skies taking over most of the area. power of 5 already tracking in a little bit of snow from the west. let's get you the details. lake effect snow watch in effect starting tonight. that's going to last until noon. cuyahoga county. where squalls persist. definitely heavier amounts. behind that moisture is a cold front. it's going to bring our windchills down to 15 below. out towards richland into ashland counties. definitely making sure you're bundling up. the lake effect snow warning in place starting at noon for lake, geauga, ashtabula county. to 12 inches. that's going to be more of

nick foley, newschannel 5 and back into the studio. speaking out. he was shot and killed in danville earlier this week and ambushed in the parking lot of the municipal building. >> and i honestly shut him down ever time he would say this is last time and she was sick to her some. she tried calling him several times but he didn't answer. they're trying to figure out how to move forward. >>> and he was always there when i needed him and picked me up when i was down. , ven though he was not my real father. he acted like the real father figure. >> and his funeral is this saturday in newark and police officers from around the country are expected to the attend. >>> and happening a chance to say goodbye to the mother and two young girls killed in that northfield house explosion. and sarah phinney is joining us now with what the family is asking. >>> and they say they will be remember remembered. the visitation for cynthia mather, madison and ruthy is from 10-12 and 2-6 at the christ community chapel in hudson. the celebration of life is at the same place

. >> reporter: he talks about foley the american war correspondent kidnapped by i.s.i.l. 2014. director brian oaks was a close friend of foley's since their childhood. >> he was not there, you know, to be the story. he was trying to tell the stories of the syrians. i wanted this film to help jim bring those stories back to the surface and show people like what he was doing over there. >> reporter: the story of an rap music loving teenage girl from afghanistan growing up as an illegal immigrant in iran when director learned the girl's family planned to sell her as a child bride, she stepped in. >> her mom came to take her back to afghanistan my film maker was very excited and happy but then my human side was like oh, i'm not going to see sonita any more and her life will be ruined so i entered the movie myself. >> she now attends school in the u.s. and campaigns against child marriage. >> the movie has changed my life and now i'm able to change the life of other girls. >> reporter: it's a good time to be a documentary film maker thanks to new platforms for distribution. te

reporting from willoby hills, nick foley for newschannel 5. back to the studio. >> thank you. having fun in the snow is in the hospital. >> he was hit by a car. and sarah phinney has more. what have you learned? >> reporter: i checked with north ridgeville police. they're releasing much information, but the 9-year-old has life-threatening injuries. the collision happened near a poplar hill. the bottom of the slope, as you can see, is very close to the street. the police say the boy slid into the road colliding with a car. we were there as investigators reconstructed the scene and as the car involved was taken away. we spoke with a neighbor who ran over to help the young boy and that lead isers are on the hills when there is enough snow. >> and there is often kids back on the back hill, right behind our house sledding and playing together. and, you know, and at the -- the family is in our thoughts and prayers. >> the boy was taken to saint to metro health. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> thank you. >>> and we have another breaking news update.

i'm nick foley with meteorologist janessa webb. a little chilly this morning but no room to complain. you see the sunlight with what the east as well. >> and after this broadcast, we need everybody to get outside and enjoy the bright sunshine. >> okeydoke. >> and we're under the cloud coverage the last week. the blizzard of 2016, if you have friends and family, it's over and has made its way offshore, but they're picking up the pieces today. >> and you can see the sunshine that is moving across sum met county. our temperatures are on the cooler side. this is going to be a day of sun and cloud mix. you can see from the power of 5 right now, most of the clouds are sagging towards the east. we have a little bit of cloud cover working its way in towards inland locations. out towards richland, ashland county and if you're into canton. you're about to see the clouds moving into the area. the southern portions of cuyahoga county and -- cuyahoga county and high pressure is building in from the west, what is allowing for sunshine to build o

reporting from canton, nick foley for newschannel 5. back to the studio. >> thank you. >>> a warning from police. watch out for wild dogs. this is coming from shaker heights police. they say there is a pack roaming the street and they were found twice yesterday. put it down. two hours later, the pack attacked a woman walking. happened next. >> the police officer gets out of his car with a rifle and runs up on the lawn toward the dog and all of a sudden, everything falls into place. >> police shot one of the dogs. two others are still out there. on the facebook page, shaker heights police urging residents not to approach the animals if they see them. immediately. >>> 5:03 right now. happening today, services for a in a home explosion. >> that case now being murder/suicide. will be remembered today. >> reporter: good morning, terrence and jackie. this is a chance for those who knew cynthia and her daughters to say goodbye. the three with jeff mather, were killed more than a week ago when the home exploded. investigators say a gas can was

foley was killed by isis more than a year ago. today, the man accused of buying the guns used in the san bernardino terrorist attack appeared in court. tom: 24-year-old enrique marquez pleaded not guilty to charges today, including lying about her to sing the two assault rifles used in that attack, killing 14 people. he is also charged with supporting conspiracy to support terrorists. marquez' s trial is set to start next month. jean: three firefighters battling a three-alarm fire were pulled to safety after getting trapped. the house fire started around 5:00 this morning on essex street in saugus, massachusetts. the building when crews became overwhelmed by smoke and heat. the saugus fire chief said three firefighters were trapped inside without air and were dragged out by other firefighters. chief newbury: i would say the firefighters on scene saved the lives of my men. jean: one firefighter has burns on his neck and a minor back injury. the three people living in the home were able to escape safely and were not hurt. tom: on th

foley was murdered by isis it looks at foley's journey from his home town, through his kidnapping in libya his family's efforts to bring him home. jean: more oscar controversy we are now hearing from will smith. what the actor has to say about his wife's boycott of the academy awards. josh: dressing for a job interview is now a little more affordable, we'll explain why. mike: winds again today, but will it stay breezy or quiet down in the days to come? the forecast ahead. >> the heart beat of the town, you paid your taxes here and you went to town meetings here, you voted here. it was the heart beat of the town. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends and it's held in place where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. join the fight josh: not a lot of moat on wall street, but at least it's in the right direction. dow jones

which foley says is plenty of time to get ready for a 2017 season. he's still working through the proper channels with the county on his practice facility. ((chris maathuis)) > las vegan and reigning mvp bryce harper was out raising money for a bunch of charities associated with major league baseball. players giving back, through the players trust. this year harper and kris bryant hosting the two day event. they were out at cascata... and harper says it's really neat that he's is in a position to be able to give back and can't wait for the season to start. bryce harper/mvp: "that's the biggest thing you want to help people, you gotta remember where you came from and what your family is about all the important things. all the fame and fortune that comes and goes. you want to help as many people at the end of the day that's what matters and any time we can help people or a cause, that's huge for us. question -- you getting ready to go back... we were talking how fast the off season is... is it too fast. bryce harper/mvp: "i report february 19th... very

just months after it was defeated by voters at the poll, nick foley joins us live from downtown cleveland with a new push under way right now. nick? >> reporter: yeah, terrence we all saw those television ads a few months back telling us why legalizing pot and recreation at use in ohio would be good for the state but the majority of voters didn't see it that way in november but now there is a new push to make pot legal in the state. yesterday in columbus, state lawmakers republicans by the way announcing the addition of a new specialized task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana. now the group will consist of cops, even jimmy gold the biggest financial backer of responsible of ohio that group pushing for legalized marijuana. now more than 20 states currently allow some form of legalized pot and gold says while medical marijuana is not the final goal for responsible ohio, it's a start. >> it's the next best solution to what we offer the public when we got beat in the election and we've never given up the hope we'll have legalization of marijuana in the state of ohio. >> now

i'm nick foley. coming up this morning, a scam hitting local residents, bilking them out of their hard- earned cash. flag you need to be aware of. >> plus, more from america's east coast. this powerful winter storm impacts millions. how it's doing just that this morning. we'll tell you how much the national weather service is already predicting this will cost us. janessa has our local weather. >> as you said, the local storm taking over the east coast, but what is it doing across northeast ohio? how is it impacting us? i'll have your full forecast, >>> good morning, everyone. i'm power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. waking up, president sun is up, the complowdz are out and about today and going to be sticking around. let's talk about our highs today. slightly warmer. daytime highs into the mid to upper 20s throughout your afternoon. it gets better as we head into tomorrow. we are talking mostly sunny skies and we'll finally be above freezing. what you're going to notice throughout your afternoon is

amy: you knew james foley as a student, right, who was beheaded by isis.sundance film festival and his family will be there. how did you know him, martin? martin: he was a student of mine at the university of massachusetts. he got an mfa in fiction there and i was on his committee. but more importantly, i referred james foley to a place called the care center in holyoke. it's an alternative education program for adolescent mothers, mostly puerto rican who dropped out of the school system there. jim foley taught english to spanish speakers there. that's who jim was. he was compassionate. he was always trying to do the right thing. amy: we want to thank you for being with us. martin espada, the great award-winning writer and professor at the university of massachusetts, amers. numerous books including the republic of poetry which is a finalist for the you will itser prize and his new collection called "vivas to those who have failed'. and that does it for our broadcast. we have two job openings, director of finance operations and director of development. go