again, that is all through these three counties, huron, eerie and lorain. and into toledo, you see the pinks there. they're seeing freezing rain and not looking too good there as we zoom in and not only are

again, that is all through these three counties, huron, eerie and lorain. and into toledo, you see the pinks there. they're seeing freezing rain and not looking too good there as we zoom in and not only are areas but we're seeing the heaviest rain coming down in areas like sandusky and this means blinding conditions on the road. give yourself extra time this morning. kristen. >> all right. and we have the fatality in the akron area. west bath road closed between hampton. keep that in mind. commute. elsewhere, though, we're dealing with slick roads and long. you need to leave early to get that. now. the akron area not impacted too much because of all of the heavy rain. again, we really haven't yet. a four-minute ride from the market to the ken moore lake on 76th westbound. look at the odot cameras. we're showing you the rain and live looks at 77. a blurry start and make sure you leave early. over to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> and breaking from the live desk, a deadly shooting in cleveland. a man found dead in a hallway. and this is at the garden valle

@huron, erie county tis. @that is where it -- erie @county. @the snow is going to be the @story all day long. @temperatures in the 30s at the @bus stop kids. @32 degrees at hopkins, make @sure you bundle up. @you need layers today. @here's the deal. @winter weather advisory, snowy @travel all day long. @just in, christie lane workshop @delay. @crest view local school delays, @most of these are delays. @low 30s through 9:00 and is @that correct a very gradual @evening. @one thing that is consistent is @the snowy, blustery weather @so this is not just a morning @thing. @you can see the snow, and what @is happening, they are becoming @lake enhanced as we get more of @that lake interaction. @the snows will become more @moderate to heavy in spots. @we are going to start to see it @add up. @always on top it have, doing a @fantastic job. @but when you can't keep up is @where we start to get into @problems. @so anticipate slowdowns before @you head out the door today. @as we do take a look, we have @numerous school delays. @you'll see around erie and

@that would be out to huron and @erie county. @if you live in willard, @hartland you have the deep tear @purples. @they will come in and you will @wake up to a wintry commute. @the accumulation will pick up @throughout the day. @in terms of temperatures, @waiting on a lot of spots to @fall. @so, akron 34 degrees. @36 ashtabula. @that's why they are getting the @most snow. @we saw that. @here is a look at the power of @5 seven-day forecast. @we have snow and flurries @remaining tomorrow morning but @the weekend is shaping up @nicely with sunshine and highs @in the mid-40s to low 50s. @janessa in storm tracker, how @is it looking? @>> reporter: somara, we are on @71 north. @we found a little bit of @flurries here. @you can see odot is out and @to treat these roads. @now, i will get on some of the @back streets on 303 around the @brunswick area. @but visibility, i know you @can't see it, it's dark out @here. @probably down to a quarter mile @and will continue as the @flurries continue to pick up. @what we are dealing with is @degree

here is huron and 144. if you are up here in this area, you can see it's not like a real tight densely populated suburb neighborhood like a the houses are a little bit there, but as darryl said 152 avenue is closed downright near lapan but you can get around it in okay shape. 144 is et you around it. we'll have more details on the rest of your drive the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need

erie and huron, down to mansfield and ashland. but the rest of the region, you're still going to have blustery conditions. i just want to shout out to my neighbors. i apologize for the garbage cans. they have been out in the street all day. i picked them up three times. they just keep on blowing. clouds were in and out. here's the thing. we actually after cold front. i'm going draw it in. it's a weak cold front right here. this thing is going to slide in overnight tonight. the problem we're going to have, it's counterintuitive for me to forecast warmer air for tomorrow than today behind the cold front, but we're going to do it. it may stir up a spot sprinkle tonight. a low near 46 degrees. tomorrow let's go for it. ta-da! frank, lee, 60. start throwing money. mainly sunny, breezy, warm, 60. all right? hopefully no lake breeze. i don't think so, all right. come on, my akron-canton forecast didn't take in the computer. you are going to be low in the mid-40s, and tomorrow you should see 62 in the akron- canton area. sunday cooling do

it's just recently picked up here, especially erie and huron counties. no advisories in place for the west side mainly the east side. it is contributing to what will be lake effect. you have snow in erie, north fairfield and new london as at this point as it holds south it doesn't hold together. lighter in richland and ashland county. blooming grove, ashland seeing light to moderate snow. it is consistent on the west side. that's where the totals will be bigger than what east siders have seen. moderate snow in southern sections. much of cuyahoga is on the lighter side. moderate snow showing up on 422, newbury, bainbridge, hiram rapids not too bad and to ashtabula. some of you are seeing dry conditions, especially to and radar doesn't stretch as far over so you have light snow in place. 31 ashtabula. this line is expected to shift a little farther south and east as our low continues to kick home. then we transition into the have our winter weather advisory until 7:00 p.m. tonight less than an additional inch, 2 to 4 in total from the beginning of today un

for the most part, this is over the open waters and into huron and that is where they're getting snow, put in bay, and getting snow south into the inland areas as well and this band of snow is moving on shore and lorain county and western cuyahoga will get around. the stalled out clipper system. and the late no tonight through thursday night, 6-12 plus, where squalls persist again and counties. the stray showers temperatures in the lower 30s and typical for that -- . >> and -- [ indiscernible ] [ indiscernible ] and still stopping for -- stumping for those last-minute votes. the latest polls have donald trump and bernie sanders in the lead and, of course, anything can happen. and kenneth is in manchester with more on the story. >> reporter: it's been -- to another in new hampshire. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> you're up so early. >> reporter: this morning, the candidates, including hillary clinton were out and about trying to influence the undecided voters. >> and we're going to keep working until the last vote. >> reporter: and they ran into the husband of carly fiorina and putting

eerie, huron, richland and ashland counties until 9:00 p.m. looking at those winds, the gusts, as high as 50 miles an hour. many of us more so around 30 and still, very windy out there and cloudy as well. with the wind gusts noticeable until the evening overnight hours. i think they're going to start to drop into the teens. still on the breezy side for your saturday and -- saturday and they're delivering on the much above normal air. teens as we push toward saturday afternoon and breaking down the rest of the day for you, still warmer and cloudy at 52. the day i'm tie and overnight lows into the 40s and not a significant dropoff and rain chances pop up. and they're not impressive. the east siders, a better chance here into the evening hours from 7 to 10 and there is that chance. and we do see the clouds and leaving sunshine for saturday and temperatures warm into the mid- and upper 50s and rain not impressive and we do see a we move toward your sunday timeframe. 52 today and enjoy it. we're on the radio. check us out there, too. . >>> well, wh

@notice how the bulk of the snow @is in huron county. @the darker shades signifying @the heavier snow. @that will continue to move in @and we will see the snow going @through northeast ohio @throughout the morning. @here it is back here on its @way. @let's push forward so you can @see how it happens. @as we head throughout the day, @we will see this heavier band @of snow moving through. @we will keep monitoring this. @let's get a look on the roads. @john, i know things haven't @revved up yet. @>> we are on 90 westbound in @storm tracker 5. things are @calm in terms of weather and @traffic. @not a lot of precipitation @falling from the sky. @if you are heading out for an @early morning commute things @are clear. @we will keep an eye on this as @it evolves throughout the @morning. @taking a look at the @temperature, 34 degrees. @roads look like they may be @wet. @there may be icy spots, @particularly on bridges and @roadways. @things are looking good out @here in storm tracker 5 on the @west side. @we have an eye on things on the @south si

@the kind of focused on parts of @huron county as well as @sandusky. @letter these darker purples you @are seeing are the moderate @snow patches affecting the @secondary roads. @lighter in akron, 76, lighter @flurries hitting the roads. @' slick from yesterday as the @temperatures fall, we could see @icing on there. @be careful with that. @ment temperatures just at the @32 in cleveland as well as @ashtabula. @notice the futurecast, this is @the later morning commute @between now and 9:00 a.m. @we will see things pick up. @it will be affecting us all @day. @the timing of the snow isn't @until around 7:00 p.m. @it will be a cloudy and snowy @day. @not only that, very windy. @highs reaching the lower 30s @then dropping into the 20s. @you can see it doesn't last @long. @saturday, sunday a warm up. @janessa in storm tracker 5, how @are the roads looking. @>> reporter: slick conditions. @i am on 480 east into @independent area. @i'm tracking the storm. @we see cars with a good coating @of snow. @we are going 55 miles per hour. @visibility is still good here.

erie, huron, ashland, richland, counties west towards the state line until 9:00 p.m. but it will remain blustery current wind gusts, mansfield, norwalk, 29 miles per hour. 26 miles per hour wind gusts in wooster and elyria, 24 for ashtabula and cleveland. 31 the high spot right now in the fremont area. definitely a windy evening. so wherever you're going you can enjoy some warmth with temperatures slowly falling into the 40s, and they'll stay in the mid-40s all night long, but you've got the wind to contend with. notice mainly cloudy skies by 9:00 p.m. cleveland is at 51. how about akron and canton? 48. that is still very mild. just a sweater. warm up tomorrow, then a big cool-down for sunday. it's kind of a big contrast in our weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> new tonight at 6:00, $50,000 worth of hair extensions stolen from a euclid shop. police say these two suspects broke into natural beauty hair boutique. they rummaged through a back walking out with the stolen products. anyone who may have any information about who these suspects are, give euclid pol

and we're looking at richland- ashland, huron and erie county. and you're under a wind advisory from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and we'll see 50 miles an hour winds, gusts, so it's going to be windy out there and that could impact the powerlines. vehicles travelling alongity. keep that in mind and that is go -- along 80 and keep that in mind. the highs for everybody are going to be in the upper 40s and low 50s. stick around. you're watching good morning . >>> an investigation at 6:39. who risk their lives to save yours. we found ohio is one of 16 states that does not recognize the link between firefighters and cancer. we -- after the study, showing the fires are tied to an increased risk of several cancers. it's currently battling cancer and ohio lawmakers won't pass a bill to give him time off and better cover, his medical costs. >> and i would retire tomorrow and spend more time with the family. they're the most important thing at this time in my life and they have always opinion important to me. obviously with my cancer, that is a time thing. >> a

-- huron county and hour looking a- okay, we're on the dry side and as you step out to the parties this afternoon or if you're staying indoors, look at this. 49 degrees and by game time we fall off a you go degrees and we're into the upper 40s toent to mostly cloudy conditions. and this is the setup. as return home, you will see the clouds moving in and that is due to this area of low pressure that is tracking in from the west. associated with a cold front, though, and we're going to step out of the 50s ited and return by tomorrow afternoon into the mid-30s. and this will be another equal opportunity as the clipper slides through to provide everyone with a good amount of accumulation. one to three inches and tracking the storm front that is offshore and affecting the carolina coast this morning and it's going to be really affecting the new hampshire primary on tuesday and so travel concerns there. definitely tracking the storm throughout the week and you can see from the future cast the clouds are moving in here and i really -- we're in the clear these models are backing up later and la

now, watch that wave coming off lake huron slamming ashtabula county right now. another wave into cleveland and we are going to zoom on in. close up, still heavy snow especially here. medina county stretching back up into huron county all the way down toward canton. now, we'll zoom in on our snow detector, heavy snow detector. look for the pink. that's 1 inch per hour snowfall or higher. here we go. there's pink or blue there. half an inch to inch near ashtabula. west ciders, too. look, wellington to lodi, medina, wadswort, steady light to moderate snow. could put down a quick couple of inches of snow. it should shift around quite a bit as you can see. 5 a.m. tomorrow morning. there you have it, still squalls lingering. even tomorrow afternoon, they'll be hit and miss squalls outside of the advisory warning areas. you could pick up a couple of inches of snow quickly if you are under a squall, even west side south toward ak on. current temps in the teens. the coldest arctic air not here yet. they are below zero. i think by tomorrow morning by the time you wake up,

huron. and lorain.ai lake shore communities, from lake and ash you can tell where the coldco front is. down to 45. in des moines. here are the latest wind gusts as of righthe now. wind gusting.st any where between 25 to upwardsu of 35. we will get a wind shift. and that will bring our temperatures back. into thes 40s. right now we are dry on storm fox. i am tracking the showers to thes west of us. one line pushed through chicago. a second one. where the actual front is going to push in. in the next couple hours here. i expect it to start raining for some western counties. as early as ten o'clock this evening.i in the meantime this evening. get out and enjoyhe it. grill out. >> a lot cooler than today. then our next system moves in. monday night and early tuesday. watch out for freezing rain. tuesdayee morning. another rain snow mix tuesday night. tuesday night is the one too watch. that's where we'll get steady snow. wind. and temperatures tumbling. through the 30s. wednesday. right now it's

this is been more off of lakeff huron. it will start to shut down by midday.t the wentzel died down tonighti and increase tomorrow i'll of the southwest. t nowri the system next line stay in thursday might be similar to the one reaches dealt with yesterday. this would be an active pattern winter is definitely not over at least we have warm weathere sprinkles in between. it looks like we have a little bit of progress going on for the accident and long then there was a car fire that i just sawan assault chart go through that area that's for they blocking 71rt at fort 80. hopefully it will be reopened shortly. this is the in about bridge so far, no issues thereou 71 is our71 due to flooding due due to flooding. let's toss it over to wayne andan kristi who are patiently standing by. more than a decade later bill martin looks what life is likei for cleveland's on scott sabol. nobody said he would make aa heated have that at that he had other ideas. story for i think you've got up quite a good voice.oi he looks back at his time

his what's happening now we have a west wind here off of lake michigan and lake huron. wind shift from one side trough passes east the winds will shut you come morein out of the northwest will start to drive more about lake affect further south and further southfe east later today. as the day continues temperatures going nowhere upper teenss and lower 20s. notice as the winds shift we start to push someif of that snow further south we keep it going the court. that's our put the green is indicating a higher amount by only 18. let's happening as far as our rovers are concerned. patty harkin is inground fox. good at morning. we were on route togo were going to flip it around here.. not to for the most part was wet but when we got around 44thun starting to fly and it was starting to cover the roadway and as we set further east it cap better. we were along route to turning it around here in. and we will take it was spent in continue on our site here income fox so far so good we don't have any accidents been reported. oh .-dot has done a nice chat witha his side his range you will find most

snyders aides shows them discussing switching the city's water supply from the flint river to lake huron. his spokesman said those were preliminary concerns before the lead problem became an issue. elias: number four... elias: tomorrow will mark a big day in the presidential race, as both parties prepare for "super tuesday." the biggest day of competition aside from the actual election will feature caucuses and primaries in almost a dozen campaigns for some of the candidates. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: hollywood's biggest night featured big wins for the movie "spotlight", actor leonardo dicaprio, and actress brie larson. all three took home awards in the major categories. host chris rock also addressed the uproar over the lack of diversity in the nominees for the 88th academy awards...calling the ceremony "the white people's choice awards." elias: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) weather adlib: we're coming off an extremely warm and gorgeous weekend and while we are going to cool back towards average this week, there is still plenty of

released e-mails from top aids discussing switching the water supply back from the flint river to lake huron after flint started using it's own river for drinking water. researchers later found elevated levels of lead that investigators are looking into the issue. in response to the e-mails he said those were preliminary concerns before they knew about the led problem. >>> turns out the third time was not the charm for the new mission. the company called off the launch after two similar cancellations in recent days. on it's website the rocket and pay load are fine but is not saying why the launch was scrubbed again or when they will try again. the rocket carries the satellite to bring internet and phone access to millions of people in asia. >>> looking forward to a beautiful day ahead. >> the weekend was gorgeous wasn't it? >> oh yes. >> so nice to get out. feels like spring has sprung. are we over the hump yet? >> it depends on what your definition of the hump is. >> march 1 is meteorology spring. >> it is so tomorrow we begin it was pretty nice near 70s today and tomorrow. but spring means

their water supply was switched from lake huron to the flint river. & after complaints -- it was switched ck -- but the damage was done. the water damaged the pipes, and lead now seeps into the water supply. "the level of lead in my water was higher than hazardous waste levels." d water" drive -- are hoping in dubuque, people can actually group heads to flint, michigan." "the other reality is...not everyone in the community, every a number of peosle from the tri-state area tting involvee with this effort -- like local volunteers to actually go to flint in a bus to volunteer the we've got you covered live in dubuque....shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. in addition to water -- hygiene supplies are also being collected. we're told mothers in flint, are in need of diapers, wipes and formula. the environmental protection agency says the lead levels in the water are starting to decrease... in paat because of the help of water filters being distributed in the community. the epa says they're doing weekly testing of water -- last week, dozens of homes tested had lead & levels that were too high

the aids discussed switching the supply from the river to lake huron six months before it started using its own river for water. didn't treat it with anticorrosive agents. they said those were political concerns. >>> the fifa corruption scandal, city group said in a recent securities filings the being slapped with a subpoena from u.s. officials investigating bribery, corruption and money laundering. they require them to inquire about shady transactions. they are being questioned whether the bank turned a blind eye to the suspicious transactions or not. >>> a look at your forecast. a beautiful monday. meteorologist tim studebaker baker joins us. >> reporter: you asked for it, you get it. warmer it was the next few days. the big difference over the on tuesday. we are looking for a breezy day on tuesday otherwise warm temperatures prevail at least for the first few days the warm weather prevails. all the warm weather we have been having, tree pollen is still high and thosely that is june fer and -- those mostly are juniper and -- we have been in this type of range for the last maybe week o

the heaviest snow is currently in southern sections of erie and huron. 224 will see additional flakes flying. but it's really taking the temperatures down. worcester. cleveland. 14 in ashtabula. not expecting much in the way of changes. whipping winds helping your weekend warm-up. we will talk about the changes >> thank you, terra. >>> people in lorain are on eye alert this afternoon after four attempted abductions thursday. each victim has described a suspect in similar ways. sarah fin espent the morning at the elementary school where parents are hoping the person responsible will soon be behind bars. >> reporter: as kids head back to school this morning in lorain, police are still searching for a suspect described as a white man in his 20s or 30s about six feet tall. hours before the school started here at admiral king police presence. investigators say someone used a ladder to climb into a 10- year-old's window and tried to take her. a few hours later lorain police punched her. himself. and a third says he tried to grab her from behind. lorain city schools were placed on lockdown a

the snow is bouncing off a very warm lake from sandusky, erie, huron county. you'll start to see a few snow flakes. that starts to rev up into the 4:00, 5:00 hour. as you're headed for dinner plans, we still have the heavy coat and tracking snow for your evening hours. so today, daytime highs are only 13 degrees as we head into tonight. down to the single digits. as we're waking up this time morning, i think tonight will be the coldest night of the winter still wants to make a comeback monday, tuesday, wednesday. hello 50s by friday. >> we just have to be strong. band together. get through the next few days. thank you. >>> today leon bibb's my ohio takes us somewhere tough, rough and cold. and during the winter season in if northeast ohio there are some places a lot of us just will not go to, like the beach. leon went there and found a few others braving the cold along with him. >> reporter: we northeast ohioans are a cold weather people. regardless of whether we like it, winter hits us with a frosty fist. even in years when snowfall averages are less than usu

in and in a partial clearing out towards the west and towards mansfield and richland county, eerie, huron and seeing a partial clearing. the good news, we have the storm system that is brewing and that is that cold front, well-defined and producing wet weather toward cinci and into the pittsburgh area. we're kind of in that dry shot and that is some good news. and the hour, they want you to be outside and we're above normal this time last year and we were at a chilly 13 degrees. can't complain here and we're at 34 and the clouds thicken up into tonight and we looking at overnight lows into the mid- 20s, nick? >> and thank you. people are dead and several more injured after a terrifying string of random shootings. they have the suspect in custody, accused of killing people in a cracker barrel parking lot. and among the injured is a 9- year-old girl and she's in critical condition right now. >> to have someone drive around randomly and gunning people down for no reason attacks the psyche of the community and any community for that matter. >> and dalton didn't resist when approached by polic

out towards medina, erie, huron county. richland, yours is going to expire -- excuse me, the other one is 1:00 a.m. tonight. this is 10:00 p.m. two different advisories but these are sustained wind speeds up to 25 miles per hour constant throughout the day. so hour by hour, you can see the shrines and temperatures are off the charts. nearing 60 once again for the second weekends in a row. >>> breaking overnight -- three shootings in east cleveland spiraled out of control. one person is dead, police have two people in custody. meg shaw is following this story for us all morning. all three shootings happening less than a mile from one another? >> absolutely. they were all very close. they tell me, police tell me this is quite a convoluted case. they say they are now investigating to see if these here's what i can tell you so far -- it started around 10:30 saturday when police were called to a sweet 16 birthday party. on euclid for shots fired. they say when they arrived the person who was shot wasn't there. they say that pers

released emails showing the aides discussed switching the water supply back from the flint river to lake huron. researchers later found elevated levels of lead that can cause neurological problems to children. investigators are looking into why the city did not treat water with an anti-corrosive agent, which was required by 3 3 four people die in a plane crash in texas. that is making headlines this morning. 3 3 it happened yesterday in nava-sota, about 60-miles northwest of houston. authorities say they found the wreckage of the single-engine aircraft in a wooded area near the municipal airport. the federal aviation administration is investigating. 3 a teenager who police say was armed with a broomstick, was shot and critically injured by officers in utah. authorities saturday night, to break-up a fight near a homeless shelter. they say police arrived and found a 17 year old hitting another person with a broom-stick. authorities say the teen tried to attack the officers, and they opened fire. after the shooting, onlookers started throwing rocks and bottles at police. 3 "disneyland" in califor

drawing it's water from the flint river in a cost saving measure while a new water pipeline from lake huron was completed... "the water changed and they opened up the water tower and it was pure yellow. it looked very bad."after nearly 2 year's of denial the state's department of environmental quality has now admitted it failed to treat flint's water for corrosive materials which eroded lead pipes drinking water...putting lives at risk... "for kids to be using the water so long they have lead poisoning."he's worried for their future... "they say lead poising causes memory damage that's an opportunity. when you are losing a little knowledge up top, that might be your opportunity to pass the act... "it just hurts me inside to know my city is going through that and as of right now i can't do much for it.."now the iowa state community is following monte's point guard mentality with an assist on go fund me... "i was really affected by the crisis happening there so i really just wanted to give back. i feel like it's something not enough people do and it's so easy."a recent trip back home provided

they show the aides discussed switching the water supply back from the flint river to lake huron. the email exchanges dated six months after flint started using its own river water for drinking water. researchers later found elevated lead levels that can >>> the death of a dog but will need to actress, salma hayek, is under investigation. the 9-year-old german shocker was found dead on her ranch near seattle. she posted on social media that the document mozart had been shot in the chest with a pellet gun 10 days ago. authorities say it's not clear if the shooting was an accident or intentional. she was in los angeles at the time of the shooting. >>> it university of virginia student being detained in north korea is baking the government for help. otto warmbier is accused of stealing a souvenir from a hotel. morning. it's not clear if he was coerced but he cut fast to a hostile act. states administration never in the future, to commit crimes against foreign countries. >> warmbier said he had made the worst mistake of his life and asked the north korean government to please act to s

it's contaminated with lead because the water supply was switched from& lake huron to the flint river -- late. we've been working a lot and citizens of flint, michigan have been poisoned with their toxic clean water." the wrganization wants to send one thousand cases to flint. but they also plan on volunteering there by installing water filters in homes. a number of people from the tri-state area getting involved with this effort -- like local flint iia bus to volunteer the we've got you covered live in dubuque...shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. in addition to water -- hygiene supplies are also being collected. we're told mothers in flint, are in need of diapers, wipes and formula. decision 2016... cruz continues. today, carson's campaign released audio of two voicemails that were, according to them, left by members of of the cruz campaign on caucus night saying carson is dropping out. during the iowa caucus, cruz staff members sent out messages to precinct captains that carson was dropping out of the race and that they should urge caucus goers to caucus for ted instead. according

shouldn't slow you down too much, although you may encounter a brief reduction of visibility out here in huron county, southern lorain county, medina, worcester, ashland, into mansfield. again, this is a little bit morsteady than flurries. again, we'll just call it light snow. shouldn't slow you down too much, though. you'll be okay today. temperatures are in the 20s. it's 26 in cleveland. because we are so below freezing, we're below 32 degrees this morning, i do think a couple of slick spots may pop up on areas that aren't treated. as long as the road is treated, you should be okay. 24 right now in shaker, good morning in strongsville in the but this big warm-up, i'm so excited to tell you about. stay with us, because i take you through the weekend in just a few minutes. laura. >> laura: let's go through the morning commute right now. i-480 at route 8 is what you're looking here. that part of the commute is a good one early this friday morning. fridays usually are a bit lighter and traffic, we like that. tgif. we really like that. let's take a look outside across the big map here. we see a l

if you live in richland, ashland, sandusky or huron county, i have something for you. the rest of us, you're going to wake up and it's going to be cloudy it's warm out here for in the low 50s. and as we head into the overnight hours, you will be kickoff restaurant week. the temperatures will be fairly nice. >>> and we're looking fine as you make your way from the city and south 77 and 76 looking okay. dealing with the closures downtown and that -- and into that cleveland area and we have some issues with 77 and pershing. the on and exit ramps are closed and let's go outside for the views and this is 90 in kennilworth and starting to pick up and this is a trouble spot i should say, jackie. >>> and developing this morning, the city of brooklyn is up in arms over ikea's decision to scrap a store in their city and they're nodule -- ruling out legal action here and they're blaming the army core of engineers and they the building site. he said the ability to allow a plan costs brooklyn 350 new jobs. >> this is one of the largest injustices to the people of northeast ohio. we

so they design their own pipeline from lake huron parallel to detroit in an attempt to cut detroit out of the picture. will this actually save money? that still being debated. but why spend hundreds of millions of borrowed dollars you don't have? lots of jobs for one thing and lots of contracts. jeff bright the genesee county drain commissioner is the driving force behind the new water project known as the cwa. flush -- kwa. >> there is a lot of power and money in that? right? you pushed it forward a lot of with that. was this also a patronage deal? >> anybody that has contracted to me has also contributed to detroit. i cannot control who the contractors are because we do all competitive bidding period. >> some of those contractors though, have been caught with their fingers in the detroit cookie jar. involved in scandals like the unfinished county jail, and the qualmy kilpatrick water department. another big donor to the commissioner a central player in the flint water crisis. some background, back in 2013, state appointed emergency manager ed kurtz decided flint could save money if i

and over in huron county. so from norwalk. srer milon into light aeupb we have another little spot here. of showers. you have to go out towards court land. just along the line of moderate to light showers. and up towards or well. that's about it. once the front gets out of here which is will around 2, 3 a.m. no rain. for the commute. no rain at the bus stop. but cold. temperatures back into the upper 30s. we'll follow the mid 30s. and you can see by noon. breaks of sunshine. we clear out altogether by dinner time. and then it's kpwoeupbg to be a cold eventually temperatures will warm back up. i am forecasting 50s again. on tuesday. how about this. right now 63 degrees. so far. we're falling to 39. once the front gets out of here. windy. ten to 20. switching out ot north and west. temperatures will start off the day in the upper 30s. drop into the mid 30s. through the day. reminder. when the weather does change. closing station. >> . get all of the school closings. delays. online and on your phone. and on the air. >> they met o

rather than lake huron for drinking water. the change was intended to save the state money. the river water was 19-times more corrosive... and ate away at the lining of pipes in the water system. without the lining... the water was contaminated with high levels of lead... the u-s house oversight committee held a hearing on the the two people they wanted to talk with.. weren't there... that led to a little grandstanding... "we're calling on the u.s. marshals to hunt him down and give him that subpoena. the man representative jason chaffetz wants to hunt down is darnell earley. he served as michigan's emergency manager at the time flint's water was changed to the flint river. earley's attorney says his client didn't attend because he was just subpoenaed last night. that didn't give him enough time to travel to washington d-c for this morning's hearing. the other person lawmakers want attend. maryland "the problem is that, today, we are missing the most critical witness of all: the michigan, rick snyder. he is not here lawmakers say the contamination is a failure at all levels

kurtz blamed for making the decision to switch the water supply from lake huron to the flint river as a cost- lead exposed and sickened families. an eastern iowa community is sending safe water to residents in flint this week. and nearly 20 people from the area will travel to flint this coming the story. row after row of bottled water. all of this for the people of flint, michigan. "we're actually gonna be going door-to-door to residents houses to distribute all of the water." it's part of the 'just add water' drive by the non-profit organization, resources unite based in dubuque. flint's water supply was switched and now lead seeps into its water supply, which isn't safe to drink or bathe in. so dubuquer's and others nearby water and hygeine products during the month of february. "and the drive has exceeded it's goal ten-fold with area businesses donating storage space. in here alone, there are 13 pallets. that's about 10,000 bottles of water." "right now we've got approximately 9 semis worth of water that's gonna be loaded this coming thursday, which is approximately 300 to 350-thou

@snow falling around huron and @graftondinah county and @attic and south of background @and d this is definitely reducing @visibility's.and that's the kind of snow @that's coming down. @it will accumulate a few passes. @we have a @. counties are seeing light @scattered snow showers but @ashtabula have a batch of snow @working in a @lake snow warning. @expand that but we will be @dealing with for the day @tomorrow. @we're not expecting to e zero so the windchill @advisory will last through the @day of the lake effect coming @up in your full forecast. @estimate pull out the blankets, @betsy thanks. @>>> we are live in--we are @white--we are off the lake conditions blustery @winter coat of the car just it turns out that mom @was right. @that's what the checklist and @now is a great time to remind @us up those things we need to @be ready for this bitter cold @water., keep gas in the @car and never let it get below @half a tank and make sure you @keep an emergency kit. @a blanket, washer fluid, a @water and something to eat in @the car. er of @windchill, frost nip can begin @in as the last

with the wind off lake huron taken the moisture over lake erie and then adding to it, currently single digits all over , a decrease hopkins, 5 ns degrees toledo and the windchills or minus 12 at akron-cantonnd . with windchill advisory's in place . yesterday about mid- 20s but then the arctic front went through yesterday and then since then we have been around 8 degrees . withth also lake effect . tonight some snow showers watch as we animate overnight then they went moves around to the southeast as the next system comes our way could give ushe an inch or two perhaps for everybody's been tomorrow 18 degrees on valentine's day partly sunnyny with reduced wind and subzero chill for a little while as thin the winds will increase after the southeast .wi looking ahead to the extended, looks like the chargers want to come back, 33 on monday, presidents' day, with light snowfall . and then the winds aloft will begin to relax a little bit . maybe push the north than eightco average amount of temperatures midweek and then hoping for a warm-up on thursday , 38 degrees fox 8 the official school c

@this zone, this band off of @lake huron is going to settle @south, i think and that could @aim into our area. @that could be the second band @that could be coming as we go @through the night. @it's all being driven by cold @single digits to the north of @tomorrow. @-- the day tomorrow. @we will not get out of the @teens. @we will turn things around for @friday but that is only @because really cold air starts @to come in by the weekend. @scattered lake-effect @expected, temperatures in the @teens, northwesterly wind @and problem. @icy roads, they still could be @an issue especially in open @by the afternoon peaks of son @will be around. @figure sunglasses because -- @sun will be around. @take your sunglasses. @we have a slight chance for @snowflakes in the evening. @i think the bulk of the snow @will be shut off. @the secondary snow belt which @does go out to lorain and @illyria right down to the @-- right down to the akron area @. temperatures are going to be @very cold tonight, single @digits potentially but low @teens most likely to start @your day tomorrow. @we will make it into

that is basically the trend that will translate eastward across huron, erie, and ontario. they will also be taken over by high pressure that has a calming influence. that's also going to calm the winds. that allows the coldest of the wind. it's cold and dense. that will fall down the surface. interesting enough. our forecast models have the rare ability to pick up on these changes mostly because as the wind ebbs and flows, even the lightest of winds stir the air and change the temperatures. even though we're showing we're going to start off in the teens, we'll also have a few pockets that are colder. we've seen this happen already where everybody else will be in the mid and upper teens and 5. it's just one of those situations that will be setting up. high pressure is with us tomorrow. we're going to be seeing sunshine and not only that, temperatures getting back up to around the freezing mark, if not a couple clicks better as we head throughout the afternoon. southwest winds building in, and that's the beginning of our warmup. after a very cold start, akron around 5. we'll

of the east, lake effect continuing to dominate many of these areas downwind of michigan overtures huron and into erie, 40 centimeters. temperatures dropping off. combined with the wind chill, we could be seeing minus 30 to minus 40. bitterly cold. los angeles on the other hand, record breaking highs out there. 29 for your high expected. let's take a look at europe. big topic, if you're traveling, going to be a messy one. that's dominating the picture. we're going to be looking at numerous delays all the way from paris, extending towards roam, there is some showers on thursday. here is your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of newsline. i'm catherine kobayashi in to o tokyo. thanks for staying with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor: hello and welcome to "in good shape," your weekly dose of health and fitness, coming to you from berlin. let's just jump right into today's show. here's what we've got for you. foot pain -- how heel spurs can be treated. pool fun --

in april 20-14 flint's water supply was switched from lake huron to the flint river, in a cost-cutting move. it didn't take long was wrong. but according to some.....state officicis did nothing to fix the situation. rep. brenda lawrence/(d) michigan "and some people are saying this is politics. no, this is moral. this is a human rights issue." governor rick snyder hopes the democrats who visited saturday will do their part in washington to get the federal assistance he's already requested passed and put to work in flint. jess if you happen to live next to bernie sanders... there's a different kind of neighborhood watch. sanders began receiving secret service protection wednesday. it was was granted by homeland security after a vermont campaign. drawing some of the largest crowds. a private security accompanying him at some of his stops. enough out front of his burlington home were agents- a large s-u-v and ev a port-a- potty. neighbors think it's all pretty cool...to have the secret service around. wish to be "they sit out there in but they're friendly. come home and all for us." "ther

it showed they discussed switching the water supply back from the flint river to lake huron. it is indicted six months after flint started using its own river. researchers later fond elevated dark found elevated levels of lead and response to the e-mails aides knew specifically about john: today president obama will award the medal of honor to a navy seal for a hostage rescue mission in afghanistan in 2012 he is receiving the special medal of honor for using his body as a shield to protect the hostage and shooting a taliban fighter. he is believed to be the first service member to receive the medal of honor for actions while serving with seal team six. we get to the happiest places on earth will soon cost more depending on time of year. disneyland in california and walt disney world in florida now come with demand based pricing. they charge three different prices depending on the time of year. the value one day pass monday knew thursday drops to $95, a regular pass for most weekends and summer weeks is $105. it goes to $112 on peak days spring break week and july weekend. bar

i am thinking we will get a streamer off of lake huron across lake erie to bring heavier snow and one portion to ashtabula county. for all of us, it is artic cold and i'm saying -- i'm thinking wind chills to 15 below zero. tomorrow evening. minus 15. streamers coming in with lake- effect snow even on the west side could be lake-effect snow. friday night and saturday morning. 7 tonight, a flurry east and wind chills to minus five. it looks like the seven-day forecast includes artic air. 11 for a high saturday with lake snows. three below zero saturday night into sunday morning and 18 on sunday and akron same story and look at the chilly temperatures. time for andy in sports. >>> now, 5 on your side sports brought to you by brunswick auto mark. >>> the nfl combine is coming up. ohio state has the most players inviting to the workout on february 23rd. they are sending 14 players to be checked out. a star studded list. the big question is how many will go in the first round and what this means for ohio state when recruiting high school kids. >>> you got 14 guys going and as i remind some

@wind advisory through 9:00 for @the highlighted @counties, huron, richland and @ashland. @wind gusts in excess of 40 @miles per hour. @just looking at some of the @peak wind gusts, we've @had wind gusts over 50 miles @per hour this @afternoon. @but the southwest winds do @continue. @gusts still going over 30 miles @per hour at some @spots, but generally 15 to 25 @miles per hour @sustained winds. @the air temperatures are @currently in the 50s @across a good part of the area. @should be, don't worry. @it's doing start to rise as far @go, because the temperatures @are likely to hold in @the 50s as we pass the midnight @hour. @it will take some time and some @clearing to get us @down into the mid-and upper 40s @for the start of @the day tomorrow. @but we are anticipating a @gorgeous day, al bee it a @bit breezy. @so keep that in mind. @but it does look like @temperatures will be pushing @well into the 50s, if not @possibly even 60s on @the map. @we'll talk more about it in @your full forecast in @just a few minutes. @>> we can talk about it all day @long, betsy. @sounds good

that meant flint would save up to $3 million, would not source from lake huron but instead would use the flint river. at the time officials celebrated the switch. soon after there were problems of discolored water and eventually news of lead. a year and a half later flint switched back to detroit water. >> well, the kindest thing you could possibly say is that they were complete incompetent, sloppy, lazy and uncaring. >> mark edwards is an environmental engineer who specializes in water treatment. his team has independently tested water samples at hundreds of homes throughout the city. >> when we first got results we just didn't believe it. it was hazardous waste levels of leed coming out of this person's attach, two and a half times hazardous waste in her tap. >> it turns out flint water was so corrosive that it started to eat away at people's pipes causing lead from some of those pipes to leech into the drunking water. what is it about the flint river that makes it so corrosive? >> well, there's high color i'd in it so it's perfectly fine for fish, it's fine to ca canoe in t the sa

so, i would suspect that what's out toward the western side of lorain county eastern side of huron county, that's probably making it down to the ground. down through medina, wooster, no steady widespread heavy snow. we don't expect any additional widespread accumulation or anything like that. and, drier air continuing to so, we should start to gradually cut this lake-effect off as we get deeper into the afternoon. partly to mostly cloudy skies, depending on your location. it's almost mostly sunny right now. downtown it's beautiful. 29 will be your forecast high temperature for today. a little breezy, so probably going to feel even cooler than that. we have had wind-chills throughout the day in the teens. so, bundle up if you are about to head to lunch and your evening commute, you probably will be bundled up out the door. 23 will be your overnight low. mostly cloudy skies tonight. no rain if you have plans tonight, you aren't going to get rained on. you aren't going to have to deal with any snow. we are done with cold stuff, as we get into the weekend. change. we go from 29 today to 45 fo