. >> several years ago jean edwards lifted a biography of lucius clay, american military governor and it was a seminar at georgetown university, several people including frank clack, his son who had been a general talked about the early days in 45-46 one american intelligence penetrated east berlin, very interesting. they had moles in the east german government by early 47. one other question, can you remind me what your was at the us had diplomatic relations? was that when you were there? >> that was in the 70s, and the 80s. >> one story i was told is joan clark, a career diplomat, negotiating in berlin in 45 and negotiating with the east germans, building for the american embassy and these berliners showed her a building, that will be -- not going to take that one. underneath is one of your tunnels because your stasi is right across the street, amazed she knew that. >> interesting, thanks for sharing that. >> this is a tough question from a moral point of view during the cold war, people chose sides. i sympathize with everything you said but we in america were supporting iran in lat

. >> several years ago jean edward smith did a biography of lucius clay was the military government in berlin after the war end of the seminar at georgetown and several people who were there including frank clay, his son who'd been general also talked about the early days in 4 45 and 46 when the american intelligence penetrated his berlin intelligence. very interesting. they said they had moles way up in the east german, the ease berlin government by 47, early 47. one question, could you remind me what use was when the u.s. had diplomatic relations with the ddr? was that when you were there? >> so that was in the seventies. in the seventies it began and yes, definitely in the =80s. >> one story that i was told, a lady who is a career diplomat, she she was negotiating in berlin in 45 and she was negotiating with the east german support a building for the east berlin and they show to build a cassette the embassy. i'm lucky to take that when because underneath is one o of e tunnels because your stasi is right across the street. they were amazed she knew that. >> interesting. thanks for sh

jeans and gray underwear. they could tell because his pants were sagging. >> lieutenant edwards says if you know anything about this, please give the akron police a call. >> reporter: live in akron >> there's an escaped prisoner on the loose. david dahn was on medical furlough at fair view hospital. when they went to pick him up he was gone last seen running through the woodlands at metro parks dahn has a history of theft and drug charges. he is not considered to be dangerous. >> always watching, always tracking your first alert >> yesterday. >> there it was. it is running together. >> 20-degree drop in temperature today. that's the cold front that came through. we saw the rain and getting lake-effect stuff. i say lake-effect stuff because we are all over here. we have the green and pink color and white. it is just flurries seeing snow inland, ashtabula county here and northern geauga county with light rain in and conneaut north of i-90. elyria airport reporting flurries as well. a lot of cloud cover. temperatures haven't done much this afternoon hanging tough at 41 in cleveland. 40 akron and a lot of 30s in t

edwards tells us about the suspect. >> we have a black male, 20-30. light to medium complexion and about a one large-framed glasses similar to what malcolm x wears and designer blue jeans with rips going down the front of the legs. we are asking for anyone with information possibly who this could be to contact our detective bureau. >> reporter: call police if you know anything at all. in situations like this people often don't want to talk. we have a shooter on the street. that can be determined by a him off the street. live in akron, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> denise: all right, harry. have you noticed, a big temperature drop in cleveland. >> chris: people dealing with windy conditions. jeff tanchak in the first alert weather center with more. jeff? >> jeff: yeah, the wind will remain up and a wind chill, same story tomorrow. and the wind is mainly out of the southwest and west most of the day. that has mainly confined the lake-effect ashtabula and lake county. that is starting to change. notice how mainly light showers moving more inland here around geneva and harpers field, again, slowly drifting south. tomorrow, the wind goes a little more northwest and spread