a word to the size -- wise, erie and huron county are under dense fog advisories. there's a potential for fog and light winds and moisture. all with the combination of some fog. erie and huron are the only counties under the wa for the late night drivers, be careful. here in akron the lights owe owe -- are on. you can see clear skies. the moon was already in the sky and out as high pressure dominates. it will help the temperatures cool down tonight. we're still talking warmth for the monday. not exactly warm right now. of the warmer specialties a lot more 40s an 30s as you start out your monday morning. we do bounce back beautiful beautiful -- beautifully. starry skies and sunshine in the 7:00-hour and 60s for your monday. we'll see how long we keep the 60s in your power 57-day forecast coming up in just a minute. >>> two days before americans go to the polls to choose a new president. there was another >> the fbi was looking again at e-mails involving hillary clinton. today in another stunning about- face, the probe is finished much faster than first expected. . >>

so, erie and huron counties, also back toward ottawa and sandusky counties. most of this is pretty light. but is it gradually drifting off toward the east. some would say moving at about 35 miles an hour. so, if you are joining me from 12:30 you might see a little bit of drizzle. but no steady rain until about 1:00. in the norwalk area, rain also knocking on your back doorstep. so i would say within the next 30 minutes or so, you probably will run into some rain showers. again, they will be very light. i do not expect widespread steady rain or anything like that. until closer to sunset. here's the afternoon. if you are planning on voting this afternoon, maybe you didn't have time to do it this morning, lines were long and you had to get to w so, here's what we are expecting for the next several hours. 1:00 showers west of cleveland. rain around at 3:00. i can't rule out some light rain in the cleveland metro area around 3:00. i just think you are more likely to see it 5:00, 6:00, and our temperatures remaining pretty mild. mid 60s until it starts raining and

tonight a fox 8 news exclusive use one of the young victims of the notorious kids i cages case in huron county and he shares a story with us. >> jack shea spoke with the young man who has endured so much in his lifeke and jack she joins us with that story. is been to hell and back and isis planning to help the victims of abuse. through this. >> 8-year-old simon bell says his first memory is a child was in in a cage along with ten in r special needs children huron county home of their foster parents michael and sharen gravelle. i did not know what was going onon. >> he and his two siblings were placed in the home after> their mother a bed of them and their father since her prison. michael and sharen gravelle told them that they were holdin them in the cages prevent them from harming themselves or each other, they said it was for a protection but this is somethin that an animal would be living inn. >> the canton mckinley high school senior who says he flashbacks of those dark days. when he goes to church he is reminded of howhe they were >> think it was twisted because they're showing us how to

parents in wakefield, ohio, are being told to check their kids' halloween county, a village in huron county. officers say handed out sunday. packages were slightly opened. the candy itself looked distorted. so far there have been no reports of kids getting sick. let's hope it stays this way. >>> a canton man is due in court in starke county after getting in a fight with parents of trick-or-treaters. sunday night he hit a victim with a car and another -- night he hit a victim with a after the -- another victim with a gun. after those incidents he is facing several charges right now. >>> a man found with a gunshot wound in front of the jane adams business career center on cleveland's east side. he was alert and talking when he was taken to uh. we are making calls to find out more about his condition and have any arrests have been made. >>> a chase involving cleveland heights police and this range rover ends with one person handcuffed on case court. we found a front of the cruiser. we are working to get more information on that story, as well, terrence. >>> president obama will be in our state

we start in huron county because u.s. 20, state route 20 remains because of leaning power lines. this is near the norwalk county airport. if you need to get around this take state route the detour option. for those of you that take loraine it's not passable. it was blocked due to fallen tree. well we're looking good there. normal drive times to the south are also looking good. no accidents reported. we are seeing a little bit of slow traffic on u.s. 224 eastbound as you are approaching 5:32. passing 91. adding about 3 to 4 minutes to road. turn it it our partners. they'll have updates for you every 10 minutes. back to you. >> all right. thank you. wide receivers are paid to catch the ball. it's simple; right? i found one who did a lousy job. i have the video. biggest winners and losers coming up. >> from buying to giving. we are live at the greater cleveland food bank this morning with how you can help local chairtds on this giving tuesday. and a picture in you're about to see. there it is. skies afire is what we're calling that one. this is november 23rd. a beautiful shot there.

looking at radar, were given some light showers she did ingrain west towards sandusky, barry county, huron county and richland county. as we had some drizzle popping up east side, are dry, some reports out of the could have a major in akron. 40 degrees cleveland, it will climb slowly to the low 40s just before midnight tonight expecting overnight low just warm up for.r. just a few on and off showers, expecting scattered warning showers tomorrow weekend travel, see some lake effect wintry mix starting saturday morning otherwise sunday is the pick day, have the full forecast coming up. tarcher check in with operation giving tree. stacey frey is in the front 7:00 p.m. tonight, stop by, here at east 55th and dick goddard way.. >> looking inside, the lobby is filling up and we still have a long way to go. stop by, be here till 7:00 p.m. tried to break last year's record, , want to get 3,000 plu gives right now the street is client, so these volunteers ate we are celebrating, dick goddard, which is whether we look at the weather but left a mark on the state and all of ou heartsts. >> last night dick go

so, erie to huron county scattered rain right now. heavier downpours towards richland and ashland counties. so you can see hour by hour, right u now these are your highs across the board by the -- right now, these are your highs across the board by noon upper 30s to upper 40s. by 5 as the moisture flows through we are talking about 38 to 37 degrees and that's when we start to see that wintry 70s a little over 12 hours ago thank janessa. >>> warehouse clubs like sam's and costco have been the place to go to stock up on home essentials for years. but amazon prime is joining the competition. so, which one is the better deal? one of the top coupon bloggers in the country compared prices on 170 popular items at all three. costco came out with the lowest prices overall. sam's club second about 5% higher than costco and keep in mind costco membership higher and amazon subscribe and save was third. >> my surprise is costco is still 12% less in average prices of the items wheny compare to amazon subscribe and save. >> joany who you heard from t

show you where we're seeing that moisture already starting -- huron county. right now cedar point to sandusky. this is a slow moving east about 15 to 20 miles an hour. you can see the long view, the cold front is behind that moisture. so we're not expecting that front to front to really enter until later on. as the moisture starts to flow through, this is around your evening commute. you can see -- could see some heavy downpours to southern kihah -- you can see it moves fairly isolated activity for your forecast throughout your evening. this is overnight. so as the kids are waking up headed to school tomorrow at the bus stop make sure they have that umbrella handy. look at our highs. this is tomorrow around the noon hour when i see you we'll only see highs near the 50-degree mark as that front pass passed. another ten crazy. get that winter coat out for your wednesday. lower 50s. we're going to here. high pressure rebuilds itself thursday but still we have a very weak cold front that's going to move in friday. possibility of a few flakes. also on the radio on

here on the spot at huron county teenager knows what it's like to sing on that stage. we caught up with emily keener whose continued her music career truck emily made it to the top 12 last season, even before the show, the 17-year-old gained a following in her hometown. what does she do now that she's performed for millions of people on television? i spoke with her about life after the voice and her new album. [ singing ]trigger much has changed for emily this year. high school senior admits it's a thrilling people recognize her and the contestant from the voice. >> when you go to the grocery store and try to get things and your people who say, you are from the voice. >> reporter: she has been performing for six years she says the show boosted her believe in herself. >> raise my confidence to the point i can walk on stage i know what i'm doing and i know what i want to get across to that helps her creates. >> it allows me to have a place to grow in a quiet atmosphere. >> she's finishing high school at home, still performing and promoting her new album breakfast which c

tonight a fox 8 news exclusive use one of the young victims of the notorious kids i cages case in huron county and he shares a story with us. >> jack shea spoke with the young man who has endured so much in his lifeke and jack she joins us with that story. is been to hell and back and isis planning to help the victims of abuse.

huron county rallied around a teenager with cerebral palsy. >> you working on the family farm since a kid who wants a future in farming needs a special wheelchair to come that insurance will not pay for as roosevelt leftwich has more. one of those things it has many people shaking their head, he wants to be independent but the thing he needs is out of >> since 1903 have worked this info acres, he is a fourth generation, and he wants to be farmera in particular a dairy farmer. i know the cattle, i can handle the cattle myself, momkn can vouch for me, their big animals but i've known them since they were little and they respect me. is born with cerebral palsy, it is in a wheelchair that has not stopped him from working his mom says that he lives them. >> is 17 in about a graduate from western reserve high school and his big ambition is to to be farming. >> is pretty fearless, you said no qualms about going after one of his cows can be a very wedding placeea. >> the thing that would them to run his farmd is a all-terrain wheelchair developed for wounde veterans to get outside, but they s

light to the dinah county to lorain county. and huron and erie county. the snow band continues here. if the sticks around how we are going to see some heavier snow amounts show up. the dinah towards lorain county. we saw betsy talk about the skies clearing in my dinah and lorain county's. that is going to allow temperatures to drop and things will freeze. if your car is out there, the initial roads will melt and freeze. will have to get up early to clean it out. >>> wind gusting 30 -- 40 miles per hour. lake snow continues and strong wind overnight. 30 -- 36. the browns play together -- tomorrow. if your tailgating, windproof. in the 30s throughout the morning and kickoff. is get that wind, 25 -- 30 miles per hour with higher gusts. th west, we are looking to a big area of high pressure off to the west tonight. that will bring a sunny weather, but temperatures will stay cold. another storm system for rides for thanksgiving. that one however is likely to bring us rain. not snow. >>> morning so tomorrow, clearing by the afternoon, sunny and cold on monday.

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there is moderate rain and we swing back into new london and into southern huron county. moderate rain through chardon and burton stretching down to minerville and twinsburg getting good rainfall. akron is generally light but windshield wipers and if you are in line that will soak you. mentor hours but the end is out of lake erie about 20 to 30 minutes away from folks in lake county. temperatures falling thanks to the rain showers and the sunset, in the mid-50s in a of spot especially along the lake shore. 63 in canton and 62 in dover new philly. theey 50s with scattered rain showers. front comes through and we will see some lake effect rain showers and a trough that will swing in tomorrow morning. we can't remove the threat of rain and during the afternoon dryer air for the north should radar. tomorrow afternoon 45 and scattered showers and cooler and tomorrow not much of a recovery. in the lower 50s. morning showers and breezy and cool through today. akron 45 and scattered rain and 51 tomorrow. early showers with dry and breezy conditions through the afternoon. thursday

specifically lorain county and huron county a squall line of heavy rain. no thunder in here. no reports of thu tracking east elyria 4:15. westlake 4:25 and cleveland 4:45. this is the cold front. behind it, we will get a shot of colder air. i have an alert this evening for the showers once the line of heavier rain moves through and light showers now through 10 p.m. and wet roads in spots. >> cold enough that we are talking about a winter mix. out. >> no buses through bub square. cleveland mayor frank jackson made the announcement not long ago. >> harry boomer tells us the issue is on the table once again today. harry? >> mark and romona, 18,000 people a day are picked up and dropped off at public square. that is until a $50 million renovation took place. buses used to come down the middle of superior avenue and apparently, not >> we are always modifying it and moving on stops to best serve our needs. when we go to longer buses that need more curb space and the plan we put together was a good one. >> rta senior manager joe cal breeze at a meeting discussing his support of publ

we drive around cleveland or out in erie and huron counties and no rain right now. trumbull county now rain is spreading a little farther north. colu columbiana, mahoning and stark counties still seeing light showers. no snow or anything like that. of course, it's much too warm but you have to deal with a few showers on the morning commute. 6:18 through futureview and through the rest of the day. you see some of that moisture spreading north. here's the simulated satellite and radar at 9:00 in the morning. we will deal with scattered showers at that time. activity possible through the afternoon. after-school practices could feature a little rain. i don't know it will be raining everywhere all at once or anything like that. it's not going to be a washout, but be prepared to dodge the scattered showers today. i would say through about 7:00 p.m. tonight to 9:00 p.m. we could see some rain, but after that we should be drying out nicely, and then the cold air arr arrives. look at that. 39 overnight, still not bad for this time of the year. deal with this morning. december

i see scattered showers through lorain, erie and huron counties. if they move in they move into cuyahoga and medina and summit and geauga counties. it's just light rain, though. i don't think today is a washout. by about 10:00 our scattered showers will all be gone. we will keep clouds through the day, and there's a little chance of some patchy drizzle or light rain developing even through the afternoon and into tonight. but i think you're most likely to get rained on this morning. the chances really diminish into the afternoon. our temperature trend today. we're in the 40s all day, so very cool, 47 midday, and then my turkey trotters, you might run into a little spotty shower activity this morning, but i don't think the race will be a complete soaker or anything like that. 6:18 now, and here is the forecast for tonight. i know a lot of you will be camping out maybe you're going to stay at home or go see a movie. i feel like my family sees movies on thanksgiving. this is what you're looking at for tonight. cloudy skies, spotty showers are possible b

portions of cleveland maybe around that turkey trot time a quick light shower western erie and huron county. temperatures in the 40s as far as current temperatures. and for the afternoon, think 43 to 48 with mostly cloudy skies. if you got friends or family traveling in today here's what it looks like around portionings of ohio. temperatures in -- portions of ojai o. temperatures in the 40s. milder and drier down south. when you get into cleveland you will run into the scattered showers. that's the latest check of the forecast now john back to you. >>> of course thanksgiving seems to go hand in hand with overeat bug it doesn't have to take a toll -- but it doesn't have to take a toll on your best line today's thanksgiving version of eat this not that. your body starts to prime for die jex the hadn't -- digestion the minute you smell the food a dietitian says take it easy on the snacks before appetizers and before you get to stuff. >> instead of normal half a cup of mashed potatoes at 15 grams of carbohydrates a cup would be about 5iams of car bow -- 5 grams of carbohydrates. >> enjoy today

this one in huron county, so part of 20 closed between 57 and 601, that section right there on 20. let's jump over to west 91st street. we talked it a little bit before, right at maywood avenue, partial building collapse, that section closed off. lorain avenue partially open here, passible at least here at 126th after a tree fell down. let's pull up those odot views and check on four different shots along 480. traffic is building. make sure you go slow because the highways are still very slick out there. >>> i'm on the ohio state campus. there has been -- i think it's some type of a terrorist attack. >> all right. well, there was a lot of confusion and chaos on the campus of ohio state university everybody involved there. a man driving into a crowd, then stabbing people nearby. a total of 11 people taken to the hospital. investigators are now searching the suspect's home, the suspect is dead, but are looking to see if terror was possibly his motive. >> right. many unanswered questions this morning, including why exactly he did that. meg shaw is in the tech center this morning. and

around and also a few sprinkles out in huron county and over the lake, but nothing that will slow you down on your way into work. there could be a stray shower or two that develops through the day. i don't think today will be a washout. if it starts to rain where you are, it probably won't last very long and it won't be very heavy. but there is that chance for passing showers. temperatures once again the big story. mid-60s at 9:00, 73 record territory at 3:00. upper 70s today with partly cloudy skies, and then that small shower chance. we have to carry that chance into tonight, unfortunately, but the good news is it's a really small chance of showers at first pitch and through the seventh inning stretch. those later innings is what we have to watch closely because the rain chance starts to go up late, especially after midnight. 70 first pitch dropping into the middle 60s by the final out. the rain that becomes steady and widespread after midnight will hang around for the morning commute tomorrow. so your morning drive on thursday likely be a little bit wet. by the afternoon we should

closed earlier because of some scaffolding cables that were getting in the way, but we do have huron county townsend in particular, 20 part of it closed between 57 and 601. let's pull up the odot view and check out 71 right at 480 and we're looking okay, j.d. >> looks good out there. we'll take it after the rain last and this morning. morning goes on. as the kids get back to the bus stop perhaps today, going to be a windy wait for some at seefng, a mild afternoon. still a little breezy by 3:00 or so today. i think temperatures topping out in the 60s. give you a quick check of that seven-day forecast. look at this, for late november, of course we turn the calendar and the weather changes as well. 40s return for the weekend and next week. >> all right. >>> well, illinois the construction on the -- now that the construction on the new public square is done, we're so happy about that, well, the project. a pedestrian bridge to the lake, it's been talkd about for a long time, he was never completed, though. well, the commission says it's still in the works. designs are being finalized right now.

and here is the lake effect though right now, notice that in the going to huron county, we are drying out. and now the lake effect snow band is still with us east of cleveland. and now the lavender color, it is the heaviest snow burst that we are seeing right now. and it could put down another inch of snow going to chester, russell, and chi show go--and see the snail. and now downtown--snowfall. and now downtown cleveland, things are not looking as intense as yesterday. and in ma data, it was--me dina, it was almost whiteout conditions. that is to the the case right now. the area of low pressure is on the back end of the system, it is where we are seeing the lake effect snow, given that we have the northwestern i will flow of air out there. going to the west, though, our attention begins midweek this week, we are looking for this area of low pressure to make its way across the country and then pack right into us here in northeast--and then smack right into us here in northeast ohio. so we will have rain on wednesday. so again, lake effect snow showers continuing through the morning. i

this is around 5:00, 6:00 hour to erie and huron counties. take a good look, temperatures in the lower 30s. we'll continue to track that snowfall activity primary snow belt locations. for tomorrow we're forecasting possible accumulation up to two to four inches. nick. >> anywhere you go outside in the next few hours, you're going to feel it. thank you, janessa. >>> the jury that is handling convicted of killing three people in warrensville heights will resume deliberations today. this is the same jury that found 21-year-old douglas shine guilty earlier this month. prosecutors say shine went to chalk line's barber shop to kill a rival gang member. shine is convicted of killing him, the shop's owner and a customer. the jury has the option to recommend the death penalty. >>> well, ohio's heroin epidemic showing no signs of stopping, and this afternoon a cuyahoga falls church gathering to find a solution. community vineyard church is hosting a conference for educators. the goal is to help everyone identify the behaviors that lead to heroin addict

let's pretend like there's some storms moving into erie, huron, and lorain counties. i can go into the app interface and draw a map, like draw a little -- please forgive me. i'm no artist. this circle who are impacted by the storms will get the alert. if you're down in canton, and the storms aren't going to affect you, you won't even be bothered. it's an incredible feature, and our app is free, unlike some of the weather apps in our area. you don't have to pay for it. so it's excellent. i would encourage you to download it, because you will need it this weekend, especially if you are on the east side. you really need it this weekend. >> brian: all right. thanks, sam. we're still waiting for more test results on the water in berea. at least one home tested positive for lead earlier in week. cleveland 19 investigator reporter dani carlson found among 400 complaints about the water filed with the city in the last five years, one was from the cleveland browns. >> reporter: some said the water was salty, smelled or tasted bad and are metallic. not individual residents brow

most of us are dry from sandusky towards erie huron and richland ashland counties. it looks great outside your door. but here in cuyahoga county in downtown cleveland see where the light and embelleded areas moderate rain like euclid if you are waking up in cleaveland heights -- cleveland heights mayfield heights up and down 271 that's where we are seeing the rain towards the south. some sleet mixing on in so heads up in broadview heights towards richfield along 80 twinsburg and solon seeing sleet mixing on in there as well and what we anticipate is with temperatures gradually warming through the morning and afternoon most of the precipitation falling from the skou which is the good news. so if you saw a couple novelty flakes earlier today, maybe it's an early christmas gift for mother nature. a high pressure off towards our west you will notice that is driving down a northerly flow of arrow northerly winds over lake erie helping to produce more lake-effect clouds and rainfall especially in the primary snow belt communities so watch for it. not expecting much in the

if you're waking up with us this morning back towards places like eastern ottawa county, over towards huron, mansfield already seeing the rainfall and even here in cleveland a couple rain drops. this is going to continue through say part of the morning. i think that we will see a couple of breaks in between. so mansfield heads up on that. grab the umbrella. forecast for today temperatures falling quick and in 41degrees in downtown by 9:00 a.m. by noon temperatures in the 30s and lake effect snow begins to kick in more so after sunset tonight. we'll, of course, update you on how much snowfall we'll pick up by tomorrow at this time coming up in just a couple minutes. >>> that's going to be something that we'll be following not only through today and tomorrow, too. >> absolutely. >>> well, we want to get you caught up on overnight news. crews from eight different departments battled a fire at the rheasishization in hinckley reservation. the wind appears to be fueling the flames. the fire reached 25 acres no. word yet on how the fire spread or how it started. >>> next is a powerful reminder of

county. take a look at the map. you still see some heavy traffic in the usual areas. an accident just off of i-25, ornton parkway and huron. some traffic lights have been malfunctioning here and there. one accident off grn valley ranch boulevard just off of pena boulevard and one near holly and leafdale on the south side of town. continuing to get heavier but overall a pretty quiet standard drive for us there. the minor accident on northbound side of 25 near ridgegate. >>> workers t shy's o'hare airport will not strike until after the holiday weekend. a strike could have delayed or canceled thousands of flights across the country. hundreds of workers still plan to strike eventually. they say they aren't being paid a living wage. away now and president-elect donald trump is laying out his plannfor his first 100 days in office. >> trump posted his plan on youtube. the two and a half minute video including a change in our energy policyy >> i will cancel job killing restrictions on the production of american energy including shale energy and clean coal creating many millions of high paying jobs. that is what we want. that is