. >> westmont lakewood city council approved the cuyahoga county plan to close lakewood hospital to turn it into a family wellness center they say say that it is a new era in healthcare for the city. >> is the end of an era for hospital that has been part of the fabric of the town for more than a hundred years of the process of transitioning services begin immediately, in february there will be no more overnight stays, the emergency department remaining open 24/7 until the new family health center opens in 2018, on what they knew emergency room will be built across the street from the current hospital, construction of the 34 million-dollar project beginning at the end of the year 's. that we have the same emergency department, if you need acute care this can be taken care of

we made it to our destination and take a look, lakewood. this is what you're looking -- working up to and seeing slick streets here we go. and check that out, you guys. you have to be careful on the roads and make extra time. . >>> good morning to you. it's for 40:00 now. the sandusky sheriff under investigation the sunday time. he's behind missing prescription drug collected from drop boxes. the group claims investigators missed opportunities to collect evident during their first investigation into sandusky sheriff kyle overmyer. the association president said the sheriff came to four local plagues in person to -- police stations in person to collect the drugs. the group became suspicious when they disappeared. >> the police chiefs were probably thinking oh, my god, this is going to be a bad thing if this is true. and this is going to be a black eye. >> we reached out to sheriff overmeyer for an interview and have not heard back. the attorney general's office is now investigating this. >> a lorain firefighter facing criminal charges this m

he has been comforting s for cystic fibrosis pick their being under six city lakewood law. f the story has gone viral online and it has many college and of nd the city to change vicious dog laws. there's nothing vicious about the stop. never bit is never attacked anybody. i think overall all say that every pitbull out of the city is really unfair. some lakewood city council members say they are willing to visit the dog laws was since you thinks it should be changed and even if counsel ask it could be too late for scrappy predetermination hearing is set for next month to determine what happens to the .-dot. 4:37 a.m. it's officially a presidential election you in the republican candidates are certainly acting like it. recap of their face-off in last night's gop debate. have a community is responding to contamination look at the a cloud cover in the temperatures in the 40s region life upper 30s lower 40s will have a preform up today with some rain in several chances of seeing some snow starting late tomorrow middle of next week. stand out. by design. powerful. enjoy about bec

elise sent this beautiful picture sent to us today from lakewood park. look at that sky. we want to see your photo. e-mail them to pics@cleveland19.com. >> now this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. >> i am former head coach of the cleveland browns. wisdom is the daughter of experience. the browns are once again ignoring the past and writing the same script they must analyze and be affect past decisions and engage a different model. sashi brown has no experience and given title of director of football operations with the final say over roster and role of interviewing coaching candidates. hiring a coach first will prevent the team from getting the most qualified general look at the history and analytics of hall of famer bill and gm and architect of indianapolis superbowl teams led by peyton manning. he also built the buffaloes four-time superbowl team anchored by a hall of famer jim kelley. another example hall of fame ron wolf architect of oakland and green bay title teams anchored by mvp's jim plunkett and brett favre. the browns must have a field of dreams vision. if yo

us with the latest on that process. >> just last month lakewood city council approved the politically hospital turned it into a a family wellness center they call it a new era in health care for healthcare for the city but it is the end of an era for the hospital part of the community for more than a hundred years process of transitioning inpatient services out of lakewood in two other facilities beginning immediately, by the beginning of february there'll be no more overnight stays for patients the emergency department will stay open 24 sevenths the center, along with a new emergency room will be built across the street from the current hospital construction on the 34 million-dollar project will begin towards the end of this year. >> is important to keep in mind that we have the same emergency department all along so we can meet the acute care needs most of them can be taken care of in the emergency room but now that we could get them into care quickly. >> the cleveland clinic is making a major commitment to lakewood with a 34 million-dollar family health fall of this year to start a

that's what lakewood city council approved the cuyahoga county plan to close lakewood hospital turned into a family wellness center they call it a new the new era in healthcare. >> is the end of an era for the hospital has been part of this area for a hundred years process of transitioning patient services out the lakewood in two other cleveland clinic the beginning of february the more overnight stays for patients the emergency department remain emergency department remaining remain open 24 sevenths until the family health center opens in 2018, along with a new pr will be built across the street from the current hospital construction on the project beginning end of this year . important to keep in mind we have the same emergency department we can meet acute care needs . those can be taken care of and that er but beyond that we can get them to the care care quickly to. >> making. >> making a major commitment to lakewood building a 34 million-dollar family health center to begin construction in the fall and including a new ebert's department in 2018. >> about 1,000 plays at the would c

@carrie stack is a trainer in @lakewood. @>> my motto is, you know, the @saying is doctor's moto, first @do no harm. @when you're bringing a dog into @a situation that's ill prepared @for these situations to have @happen. @>> reporter: and the more cases @like the one in kent really go @to court to clear perhaps this @could become legally but they @are allowing dogs like doc on @airplanes, in hotels, it really @is at the discretion of the @business, although those @businesses aren't legally @required to allow them, at @least not yet. @back to you. @>> thank you very much, andrew. @and thanks to doc for coming on @the news at 7:00 tonight. @>>> cleveland's population is @still dropping. @imagine that. @but its new residents are @younger and much more educated @and local companies are pushing @to recruit the best and the @brightest. @senior political correspondent @tom beres checked out an event @today that connected businesses @and students who want to build @careers and lives here. @hi, tom. @>> hi, jim. @ago we were talking about the @brain range, who had to go @somewhere else to find

voters,s members of the same lakewood hospital signed by more thanm 3400 people to the lakewood clerk of council today they want a referendum on the ballot asking voters to reject the deal to close the hospital,ume cleveland clinic last convert the property to a family wellness center by mid- 2018,ic inpatient services will be moved to another cleveland clinic locations by the end of the month, those opposed to the plan say thatto the people of lakewood are getting a raw deal. >> we were heartbroken when city officials signed away our hospital that was owned by the citizens to the cuyahoga county . n to the cleveland clinic clinic for pennies on the dollarar is as the deal of the century for cleveland clinic and for citizens it amounts to legalized robbery.. >> they say that the the issue lost by 4 percent the last time it was on the ballot, election day will be tuesday march 15. >> what one of those american part of last summer's nuclear deal isrt returning home, here's tracy mccool but they look. >> the former us marine arriving ng at his up michigan home today after four and half y

some folks living in the lakewood condominium haven't had heat since last winter. we have been following the story since october. a deadline came and went for the building owners to remove temporary space heaters. the city saying they were not up to code but they're still is there and not going anywhere the city doesn't have much of a choice. >> what we don't want to do is make a bad situation worse by removing people from their homes unnecessarily. so, we have seen some progress being made towards remediating the violations we cited so we're willing to say, look, we can work with you in order to give you enough time to make these necessary repairs. >> okay. >> and then on top of all of this, the condo board tells residents it will cost more than $3 million to fix the heat. the first check is due in weeks and tenants say they might sue. >>> the cleveland clinic is moving if order with a major lakewood. the clipping revealing key details of the agreement. for starters, in-patient services will start transitioning out of that hospital and end february 5th. the e.r. w

pit skipped over lakewood ranch pand hit the mobile home on palbritton road in duets. pwith deadly results here. pand here's a closer look at the paftermath of the discussion. pthe town of duet is in maddie pcounty. pthe tornado hitting there, pleaving the community shaken. pa husband and wife are dead pafter a tornado swept up their pmobile home. pwith them, their son and four pgrandchildren inside. p>> anchor: authorities say pit's lucky anybody survived. pbe great it is a hard job for pneighbors and friends. psorting through the pieces of pwhat used to be mobile home and pat the same time, through their pgrief. pwas here and gone quit. pvery quickly. p>> reporter: randy sharp said phe knew the storm is coming. pjust before 4:00 a.m. he had ptaken cover. pauthorities say that is when a ptornado passed by albritton proad taking with it his pneighbors mobile home. pinside, were stephen kelly pwilson who neighbors say went pby katie, their son stephen and pfour grandchildren. p>> man: were trying to call pabout 3:20 am and cannot get pany response from their phone. pand

. >> dan: a lakewood family is challenging the city's ban on pittbull. they claim their sick daughter needs the pet for emotional support. at tonight's lakewood city council meeting the family hoped councilmembers would be sympathetic to their fight. scott taylor was there and has the story. >> reporter: dan, what the city herd -- heard that pittbulls will be allowed to stay in the city especially this little girl. and says it helps with her illness in ohio. she has a long day of treatment in the morning and again in the evening. >> reporter: the issue is pittbulls are not allowed in the city limits. scrappy isn't a trained service dog. scrappy and grandma went in front of the lakewood city council asking for the ordinance to be altered. >> i ask you to please allow aaliyah and her lovely dog scrappy to be the change in legislation. >> grandma believes scrappy and her grandson made the difference in the life of her daughter. she has been through enough. >> a hearing will decide if scrappy stays or goes. very good. while it is hard to say no to that littl

lakewood 40. beachwood at 39. bay village right now at 37. thirty-nine and olmsted. we have two branches of the jetstream that means if you are looking at double the energy fromou the northern and southern branch as they a begin to come together, it will not only pull down cold air, so anticipating my start to develop ahead of that is the trailing cold front the veryil middle accumulation enjoy the breeze today breezy and mild the kids want to play outside this is the time to do it because it will rain this evening and got progressively colder, get progressively colder, showers tomorrow move leftover snow shower behind it as much of the accumulation will be ahead of the rain. nothing widespread. nothing cloudy but turning colder. reinforcing the cold air. forget sunday's high temps. lower 20s. again, we may have a touch of that early, but it is the general clipper coming in with the arctic front of late sunday into sunday night one - - 3 inches of snow the second half of sunday the way crank up the lake effect sunday night into monday with a northwest wind. this coul

sot - 11;33;18;19 hoover: sit clayton sandell, abc news, lakewood, colorado. now let's take a look at today's top stories now trending... and the oscars are revealing the first list of presenters at this year's academy awards ceremony. . the names include whoopi goldberg, benicio del toro, tina fey and kevin hart. artists who will be performing during the show include lady gaga and sam smith. the 88th academy awards will be hosted by chris rock. they air right here on channel the nation's oldest undergraduate drama troupe has picked actress kerry washington as its "woman of the year." harvard university's hasty pudding theatricals honored the "scandal" star after a parade through harvard square. the honor included the traditional roast and the presentation of a gold pudding pot. the group said it picked washington because she is talented, socially engaged, and continues to break barriers in hollywood. sneaker fans are lining up in chicago hoping to be one of the first to buy the new "air jordans". this is video from outside the michael jordan store in chicago.

get a taste of the next generation of great cleveland chefs at the ranger cafe at lakewood high run by students from the west shore culinary program. one of their chefs in training is schooling jen picciano on a classic quiche lorraine in this week's cleveland cooks. >> jen: we are in the ranger cafe at lakewood hive i have chef in training stephen watkins with me. what are we going to make? >> quiche lorraine. >> jen: sounds a little sophisticated can i handle that? >> i think it is fairly simple. >> jen: where do we start? where does the quiche go -- what is the quiche dough? >> cake flour, salt-and-pepper, eggs and butter, it is mixed we roll out to towel thickness, make sure it doesn't stick get a perfect with the plate. >> jen: this is like a saucer. cooking spray. >> you want to hold it start in the middle and work out. form around the top. once you get the corners press down the middle, around the edges, like this, press down. it comes right off. >> jen: this crust is not going to be sweet like a pie crust? >> no. >> jen: like i've done this before. >> going to bubble up if you

. >> cleveland clinic releasing details about the lakewood hospital transition. >> bases shutting down stores across the country including two jessica dill is that they shell gas station and brookpark rta been spending a lot of time recently. 500 last night which means it is the largest in history the next one and saturday, the 700 million-dollar jackpot . estimated 300 million tickets were purchased between sunday and wednesday will imagine how many will sell for saturday and if if you buy your ticket at this shell gas station and brook park you may be lucky blessed by ellie back people think that she is good like . cannot want something big but hopefully it will work this time . just picked up her tickets, or are you going to spend the money if he would scrap probably unlike family and my favorite sureties. >> your chances are not that good but you might as well try to somebody has to win eventually. lakewood hospital will soon cease to exist and. >> plans plastic clothes that us with the latest. >> just last month the city council approved a plan to close the hospital to turn it int

in the next half we have more on the beck, this hidden gem in lakewood. tia. >> tia: thank you so much. >>> a week after his death, david bowie reaches fame he has never seen before in the u.s. >> brian: and a price hike at the post office. if it's not in an envelope, it's going to cost you. ge ito me' worth it by i'm woh it uh h i'm worth it imme gimme' wortit ive it to i'm woh it >> tia: it's 6:24 on your monday morning. if you don't have anywhere to go this morning, just don't. you see the roads right now. this is 90 west outside of painesville. this is just east of painesville i'm told, and so laura demaria is in that car right now in the storm chaser for cleveland 19. of course, she'll track all of your road conditions for us this morning. >>> starting tomorrow you can the u.s. postal service increased prices on shipping packages both into and out of the united states. one price staying the same is standard-sized envelope. >> brian: this day in 1996 david bowie was inducted to the cleveland. this week for the first time in u.s. history, the late sing

. >>> federal officials tell us that up to 1000 unaccompanied federal center in lakewood. it is the possibility they are already preparing for. house the children. the u.s. department of health and human services is in charge arrive here. we were told today that the facility will not just have beds, but the children will receive educational classes and health screenings. they did not have a total estimate as to how much it temporary housing facility up and running. running, on average it would cost $223 per day per bed. prepared before the children begin arriving at the border like they did in the past several years. >> we are looking at the number of children pat -- crossing the border at this time of year. traditionally the numbers are low and we have seen a large number crossing the border at this time. so, when we look to the spring and summer, when the numbers are higher, we anticipate that we need to have shelter in place is ready to take care of these children. >> reporter: on average, each children spends about one month and a temporary facility until they can be p

we did have a live word out of lakewood until the was snowing in lakewood and that wasn't too long ago. this was out at toledo. we were showing w you what happened from this webcam right w is the snow started. you can see how the room got dunked up the good there for a while t and the i moved the like .-dot is out there doing their thing and getting the roof cleared out.ut ta no chemicals on the road because of the rain. it doesn't make any sense wash it away. so there is a lag time if you will between when there is nothing on the road when finally the start to work its way intot the snow that is coming down. a heavy bursts of snow snow out of toledo. under a quarter mile with heavy of a mile with heavy snow.r a once this game you can see how c you do it is visiting to getting to the north.you d only a matter of time before the heavy snow begins to fly. a wintry mix change all changing all snow. this system moves northeast it is wrapping in the cold air.stem it is below freezing it makes for some snow. b that is oversimplified but basically what is going onv atv home of the sphere, or

colfax, lakewood, the drive is clear. active day across downtown especially colfax, mlk parade kicks off, this morning at 10:45, everybody starts gathering closer to 9:30, colfax is where it begins at columbine, travels to the west, colfax and ends at civic center park. it's going the be becausesey one, anticipate the delays. >>> the weather is great for it. years past it's been so cold. south carolina sets the sage debate. the last one before the iowa caucuses. tarhonda thomas is here with more. no surprise hilary clinton and bernie sanders took center stage. >> it left martin o'malley fighting for a bit of a spotlight. all eyes were on clinton and sanders. sanders accused clinton of he admitted he reversed a year's old vote. sanders pointing out what he thinks is a too close relationship with wall street after clinton received speaking fees from companies like goldman sacks. experts say it's having an impact. >> bernie sanders could have well to be democrats what ron paul was to republicans in 2008. if his people are as

she is at the king soopers at alameda parkway in lakewood.>> how are you doing?>> reporter: we thought we would run out and we are doing great. levine is just about to run out. all right, let's see your these people have only been waiting a couple of minutes. we have some left. who is excited for broncos >> i'm excited.>> reporter: what is so great about that? >> i'm a broncos fan and i life. get you one. who is excited for bronco >> go broncos. been in line? >> 10 minutes, not even. something. i was so excited to do this today that i painted my nails broncos colors. how do you like that guys? >> i was going to do that.>> -- >> reporter: were you going to do that? when i get back, i can do that for you. >> that will be a story.>> it is no fun if you do the toes.>> reporter: gary, our producer party mail. i have on my broncos party magnets here it king soopers -- at king soopers in lakewood.>> i like the people that wait 10 minutes. there are some people from 11:00 in the morning and then some people that -- the just waited 10 minutes.>> some people of waited for

sheffield village there and bay village into lakewood and cleveland. it's a perfect drive in on i-90 on the west side right now. the average price is $1.93 per gallon. it's $1.75 in lakewood. here in cleveland it's $1.73 at kinman's gas food mart. the cheapest find at the alliance on parkway boulevard, it's $1.71 there. tia. >> tia: an epic photo bomb is giving a little girl a picture to remember forever. this is why i made the sound. the little girl said cheese, and the clydesdale behind her chimed in with a cheesy smile of his own. >> brian: that's good. remember this indonesian monkey that took a selfie. peta filed a lawsuit saying the monkey should receive the money made off the photo because the monkey took the picture. a judge ruled that the monkey can't be declared the copyright owner of the picture because, well, because he's a monkey. >> tia: duh. not surprising. >>> new reports about janet jackson rumors say why she may have canceled her tour that would have brought her to cleveland. >> brian: we've been telling you about all the records "sta

it's been a while 44 downtown, 47 lakewood in littleton off to the west of denver tapping into the winds with temperatures mid-upper 40s. not as cold, yes, 43, stall out time for the we can but i have to show you sunday, broncos game sunday, 45 degrees but them a stay in the 40s right on through wednesday. mentioning little late week thursday and friday, back in the 30s and thursday night into friday. compared to what we've had lately, absolutely. 's christmas eve. we have not been above christmas eve, so finally seven days in a row. sunshine and also night to get the air cleaner today. i'm looking forward to the 40s. several colorado family celebrating with a rifles of the new year, baby jackson, porn children's hospital 5 pounds in the family says they are doing great, three hours later is good samaritan medical center and mom and baby both say they are doing well. good to see that. the first time born in colorado 2016 close to -- foreign at midnight at the memorial hospital in colorado springs, the family not expecting her to arrive another five days but nonetheless, to have the baby

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on november 18th mason and two accomplices robbed of his bank in lakewood. wearing scream style masks. they stole an unknown amount of cash. the rest of the other two accomplices almost weekly but basic escaped trying to steal two cars in his getaway he shot two people including a woman with her mother and a man who is trying to cooperate. he put federal investigators on their highest available alert saying mason was in extreme danger to society . he's connected to six bank robberies and there there were also violent in their nature. including a september 30th robbery in this -- at this other lakewood bank it also robberies out of state. stop the fbi worried he may have left colorado but they found him just 7 miles from the beers headquarters. he surrendered without incident. >> the fbi says mason was found without the help of a public tip so that 100,000-dollar reward he faces a laundry list of charges including attempted first-degree murder and aggravated robbery. >>> three teens were trapped in were rescued but a 16-year-old the other two were trapped lance was underwater for at le

we are at the 7-eleven at hilliard madison triangle in lakewood. they just sold the winning ticket for wednesday's drawing the winning numbers -- just kidding. i give myself a chance to win again i don't know maybe quit my job. what was the place where people were buying lots of tickets for last night's drawing? northeast ohio that is because of its history of selling winning lottery tickets. the shell gas station at smith and snow. it was a very busy place, packed full of all sorts of people with big dreams, hoping that once again, this would be the place to get the winner. >> it is a hot spot they say. >> when i was in grafton they said this was a hot spot so i drove here. winner. christmas day there was a $10,000 winner in our store. >> reporter: so, that's where people were buying last night, again no winner. wednesday's drawing 1.3 billion. forget about being a millionaire this is about being a billionaire. where are you going to find the winning ticket? i think i it. 7-eleven hilliard madison triangle. best brownies, they are terrific. i don'

these storms moving through now from lakewood ranch. blasting to the northeast about 45, 50 miles an hour. to got this track. moving toward barto it's just rain as far as everything we can see. just some brief heavy downpours. 11:45 and coming in off of the gulf showers race ahead. this is not the main line that we're expecting or tracking. this is all out ahead of the gulf, another wave coming at you around 11:38 for us. right around 11:47. at this point, but the main wave is actually still back to the west over here. west of pensacola. all of this tropical moisture coming in to play and it's going to lead to a pretty wet overnight and a very wet start to the morning drive. you may want to adjust to your alarm clock. give you a little jump ahead of any traffic as you know wet roads in our morning commute don't play very well together. now, not only are we tracking those two waves of rain but this potentially could be a third round of showers for some of us on thursday. get to that in a moment. let's talk about your wednesday first. on

pete, 55 in lakeland right now, also lakewood ranch, double nickels. same for crystal river. freeze warnings kick in at 1 am until 9:00 in the morning. a good marker for who is in and warning in pasco county. east of it, you are in coastal pasco, not officially in a freeze warning. temperatures cold in hudson and new port richey. as we go through the morning, we will be seeing temperatures in the 30s and 40s down to starting to drop already around 50 degrees, 53 in tallahassee, the dew points we talk about, different times of the year, that is a measure of how much moisture is in the air, summertime is really prevalent because of heat stroke and stress with high humidity. but 50 in tampa, the dew points even teens in orlando, that's the air when if you are barefoot or wearing socks and you walk across the carpet, a shot. extremely dry air. temperatures will drop rapidly tonight. expect 40s when we see you again at 11:00 this evening. we will put the tampa low right hillsborough county, northern pinellas, 38 from clearwater to palm harbor, then you can see a light freeze for u

when lakewood police found him, they issued a warrant in connection with the stabbing. he had left his cell phone on the bus, but couldn't find him because he was homeless. the 31-year-old stabbing victim survived. . >>> 5 million americans face the same fight at broncos owner pat bowlen. they have alzheimers. a new head indication provides hope for them and their families. woman from conifer who is in a clinical trial. >> reporter: five years ago, news. >> have a seat. >> it's really bad. >> reporter: it's still difficult to talk about the day disease. compute. >> reporter: her husband jay didn't think something like this would happen to his strong wife, who took care of other people at denver health and kaiser for three decades. >> i don't know. >> reporter: but janet's memory started to fade. >> everybody could see there were problems that were beginning to occur and memory, especially, and then speech. >> okay. what state are we in? >> colorado. >> colorado, right. and what city are we in? here now? >> oh, here? >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> it's a devastating illnes

one third could be housed in lakewood. >> it is a safe and secure facility. we have a number of these facilities across the country with trained professionals. the children are under monitored super ration -- supervision 24/7. we work with the local police they are aware of how many children are there and what is going on. and, the children receive full health screenings so there are no health concerns toward the community or with the children. >> reporter: they say most of the children spent about an average of one month in the temporary housing while a family member or sponsor can be found in the u.s. what determines whether the children stay in the country is a long process handled by the immigration court system. health and human services says the lakewood facility could remain open for six months. >>> if you want to take part in colorado's presidential caucuses, today is the deadline to register as a republican or democrat. more than one third of the state voters are unaffiliated and cannot participate. this caucuses are tuesday, march 1 at 7:00 p.m. par

we're tracking our travel times across sixth avenue, beginning around lakewood and golden, you're seeing eastbound delays you. era 11 minutes, speeds are in the 40s. once we hit the 6:00 mark, we expect that to happen. i-25 in quincy gives you the bigger overview of what it light flurries coming down right now, wet roads and some more congestion. good news here, we're clear after the earlier rollover crash at hampton. quickly down the southside, we have a jackknifed semi truck blocking two lanes of traffic. so between denver and colorado welcome back. it's 5:50. i-25 and jewel, you can see the interstate is running pretty well, but there have been some issues. there have been a couple of accidents. it's slick in spots. be very, very careful if you're headed out there. becky and amelia will be tracking the weather in just a couple of minutes. >> the consumer electronics show in las vegas continues to show off the newest innovative gadgets for people who love their technology. >> we have smart phones and smart drones and a smart >> yes, we do. >> noel brennan is there. seen so far? >> repo

the fbi released these photos of 25-year-old myloh mason. connection to a lakewood - a bank shootings of two people on november 18-th. agents say mason and two accomplices wore "scream" masks during the robbery, then carjacked and shot two people. the accomplices were arrested. depending where you are, you could be seeing anything from wet roads to icy and snowpacked roads. just take a look at it's 4:. we're tracking a winter weather system that's moving through it's 4:. we're tracking a winter weather system that's moving through the metro area this morning. this is a live look at we're tracking a winter weather moving through the metro area this morning. this is a live look at . to tell you about this morning. scammers in colorado are targeting people who enter this country illegally. illegal citizens can get a driver's license at one of three particular dmvs in the state. trouble is, the appointments to go get an id are hard to come by. 9news reporter whitney wild shows us how these people are getting scammed. coffman says her office is asking other victims to come forward to coffm

in lakewood colorado? we hit the streets with sgt. dave hoover. within minutes? his officers spot dozens of puffers idling in the 18-degree weather? in front of homes? and stores. sot - sgt. dave hoover hoover:you know why i'm bothering you? driver: no. hoover: car's left running unattended. while you're inside the store?can't do that. this driver hit with a fifty- seven-dollar ticket. not far away? rick boyer's car -has just been stolen. sot - rick boyer / victim of stolen puffer / "cold out. windows are frosty so i warm the car up. go back inside. // in there maybe for four minutes. come outside and car's gone. police say stolen puffers can cause a crime ripple effect beyond the owners. lakewood police department // we've seen them used in drive by shooting, burglary cases. we've even had instances of bank robberies where the suspects were stealing puffers as a means of getting to and from the scene. on a cold day? hoover says a little shivering? is better than a lot of stealing. sot - hoover: sit in your car. that's what they made gloves for. and now your kolo

the fbi wants you tootake a good look at these newly released photos of myloh mason, robbed three lakewood police and shot people. the scream robbers have been arrested. >> but mason hadn't been seen for near will two months, he's on the fbi's top ten most wanted list after he robbed this lakewood first bank. the suspect shot a man for his van, and then shot another woman and beat up her mom while trying to steal their car. >> and the senseless violence is the reason the fbi put mason on their list, they now believe he's using some of the stolen cash to stay in hiding. >> he's going to run out of funds, he only has so much cash from his prior robbery,,3 eventually, he commit another crime. >> the fbi is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> more than 800 denver police police tell us the officers were wear -- will be wearing the devices tomorrow. the department says is it is trying to decide how it will handle open record requests. legislators are expected to meet this year to talk about state-wide recommendations and policies and procedures when it comeesto t

lakewood, 1.5. of course it is still coming down. we're expecting more through 9:00 or 9:30 and then most of the accumulation will be done. from denver to the southeast, another 2-4 inches of snow will be possible. up to the north, especially another one to two inches of snow will fall. foothill and mountain areas can expect-4-inches of snow -- expect 2-4 inches of snow before it's done tonight. the cold sticks around. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >> that mean no, sir meltoff for a little while. >> for a little while. >> all right. becky, thank you. >>> drones are some of the most talked about gadgets at the consumer electronics show? las vegas. once again, it is snow packed and icy in some places. just wet in other places around the metro area. this is i225 in dayton right now where it looks like it is a little bit wet. we're tracking all the trouble spots, though. they're mostly north, south, area. so we'll bring you up to date winter weather advisory still in effect from denver out to the south and out to the w

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the wife of the man beaten to death by a fellow assisted living resident, is suing the lakewood facility. it's been nearly a year since 87-year- old homer castor beat 76-year-old gerald "jerry" propp in the room they shared at atria applewood. catherine greway is suing atria claiming the assisted living facility could have done more to protect her husband. castor hit propp repeatedly in the middle of the night... he died two days later. both men suffered from alzheimer's. said the roomate had violent tendencies... and the facility had limited staff -- just two to four people to watch over 25 residents. castor was found incompetent and was never charged with murder. he died in november at the colorado mental health institute in pueblo. one community is considering changing its name. about 30,000 people in pueblo west are debating whether to form their own name. many people in town don't like being associated with the nearby city of pueblo... they say they don't connected to rate, high unemployment and school tests. new names that have been suggested for the community include wild horse, s

you can see the lakewood and moments later an explosion. this started after a power line fell on the garage and first energy is investigating this incident for you. >>> an akron woman to be sentenced today, accused of stabbing her boyfriend because he ate all of the salsa. the 58-year-old jefferson jammed a pin into her boyfriend's pelvis and stabbed him in the stomach with the kitchen life knife. he survived. >>> a cleveland man a us cooed of calling in a bomb threat goes on trial as well. in may, he called the receptionist at monroe falls high school and threatened the building would go boom. no bomb was found. police are not saying why edwards made the threat. >>> and this one here, hard to wrap your head around. imagine winning $1.3 billion. >> and that is a beyonce money, you know what i'm talking about? that is wednesday's point of view or ball jackpot. the -- powerball jackpot. the number is high, it's hard for us to comprehend. even for lottery billboards view brim, we're about to show it to you. the sign doesn't have room for $1 bi

a bank robbery, a carjacking and a shooting in lakewood. he was arrested last week in the -- important. >>> a young worker from the eldora ski area hasn't been heard from since sunday afternoon. writer johnson was last seen -- his car was found near gross reservoir. yesterday 30 searchers on the ground searched for any sign of him. they are hoping to hear from anyone who may have seen or talked to him. >>> in the two years since 17- year-old claire davis was killed in an attack at her school, her parents have been working to get more information about what happened before the tragedy. what did the school know about her fellow student who would later take her life? new information released reveals the gunman showed a number of warning signs that school officials missed or didn't do anything about. tarhonda thomas is joining me here in the information center. released. a lot of really critical information. >> that's right they have the same conclusion as the three reports. they said they should have done more to prevent the shooting. the scho

that includes the airport as you head outside towards lakewood. we did have a band of snow. that has moved to the north and east. it's weakened a bit. good news here. light snow showers. once you head east of the city, things start to get going. we're talking about cleveland, downtown. east cleveland. warrensville heights. up and down interstate 271 and eastern sections of the county. south russell. pepper pike. heading into geauga county. mentor, painesville, getting snow. geneva, madison, perry, portions of geauga county. the closer to the lake shore, it's not nearly as rough. the band is setting up mostly into central portions of geauga county. right there, cold front has moved through. our winds are shifting northwest and west. that means lake effect snow. there it is right there. classic. notice through much of geauga county. just a little bit into lake county. into ashtabula county too. we'll watch for this band all night. it'll easily dump several inches of snow where that squall does persist. some areas could see up to half a foot by the morning hours tomorrow into p

a lakewood man named kristenyson posted this picture of himself on twitter with manziel at the dave and buster's. he was shooting pool there and we're told he wasn't drinking. chris will join us at 6:30 to talk about this encounter. it's on heels of a new video shot on a police dash cam. q. mccray joins us. q., the video involves a traffic stop in north olmstead. >> q.: that it does. johnny manziel was getting onto 480 eastbound about 8:20 saturday morning when a north olmstead police officer spotted his nissan gtr on lorain road ramp. here's the footage we're talking the officer noticed manziel's ohio license plates had expired. unfortunately, there's no audio in the video. he pulled manziel over, and he said manziel was polite and very cooperative. he got the ticket and was on his way, presumably to the browns training facility for a checkup mandated in his concussion protocol. the browns have said he was there on saturday, but he missed sunday's appointment. there are numerous reports out there as well that he spent saturday night in las vegas. now, the man you saw in the picture wit

a lakewood woman is fighting to keep a pitbull she says comforts her special needs granddaughter. been helping 4 year old aleeah r spabeth sps says sc williams during daily treatmentsentsen for cystic fibrosis. but pitbulls are banned under lakewood law.ewood animal control is now involved,d,animal and the family fears scrappyontrol is now i the story has gone viral onlineory and has many calling on the city vicious dog laws. has many , t nothing vicious about this dog. he's never bitten, he's never gotten out, he's never attacked saying every pit bull should be banned out of the city is unfair. some lakewood city council members say they're willing to revisit the city's dog laws thisewcil me year but not everyone thinks the law should be changed.but n even if council acts it could be too late for scrappy. a breed determination hearing is set for next month, to decide month, decide what happens to the dog. m new information about an accident involving three streetsboro city schools busses that sent 21 people to the hospital. cameras were rolling asas were rolling asas streetsboro polic

going to drop to near freezing and some folks say they haven't had heat since last winter in the lakewood condominiums. >>reporter: it is illegal to not have a permanent source of heat when it is this cold. the city ordered the space heaters out a month ago because it was a fire hazard, but they are still there. this is the part of an ongoing feud that could end up in court. >> what am i going to do? i do not know. >>reporter: over lunch, this woman visited her frustration. unlawful space heaters still building. >> why are they not fixing the pipes?>>reporter: sam lebowski unplugged his after city inspectors said they were not up to code. >> i have a son in there is one way in and one way out. there? >> we do not believe it poses an imminent hazard. >>reporter: the building commissioner says progress has been made by moving the space heaters to their own separate circuit. >> our own -- only other option would be to have the people removed from their homes because of lack of heat. if we don't have to force that we rather not. >>reporter: the condo board told homeowners that new pipes >> th

the emergency department at lakewood hospital will remain open 24/7 until the new center is ready. but inpatient services at the hospital will be moved to other cleveland clinic locations by the end of this month. it's really important to keep in mind we have the same emergency department we had all along, so we can meet any acute care needs. most of those can be taken care of in the emergency room, but if necessary, if they need anything beyond that, we would be able to get them into that care very quickly. about 200 of lakewood hospital's 1,000 employees will continue working there during the transition takes place. a lucky deer can thank some animal lovers for helping it get out of a dangerous situation. the rescue was all caught on video. nancy horvath recorded video of her husband thomas and the geauga county game warden trying backyard of their home in chesterland. the animal became caught up in some netting that's used to keep from landing on their property. the couple credits the game warden for staying persistent, even while wrestling the young 175 pound buck in the cold m

melissa reid's live in lakewood very brisk. >> very brisk indeed. the drawing is about 24 hours away so there is still time for you to come get that winning ticket. as you mentioned, almost a billion dollars, a history making jackpot. the number one question i asked people today is what would you do with that money. with this weekend's powerball jackpot creeping over $800 million. >> i would never go to work again and vacation every day. >> people ran to their nearest convenience store friday to pick up a ticket. the lines were filled with people hoping to hit big at simone's beverage in lakewood. >> instant lotto. they picked them for me. >> do you have the winning ticket? >> i think i have the winning ticket. >> the powerball drawing saturday is making history, the largest powerball jackpot ever. >> i wd have no idea what to do with that much money. i would hide. you would have to. >> in a new house? >> mostly away from family. >> as people hand down money for the winning powerball ticket, the odds are not that high. there are higher odds of thing

on the fifth to get into that care very quickly. 200 of lakewood hospital's 1,000 employees will continue was just too during the transition. eight new firefighters are now on staff and the new helpful cost the city fitted for two years the department has also received new safety equipment sever ipads two separate grants. 5:33 a.m. every five years they guidelines in the new recommendations bad news for individuals with a sweet tooth. all of the family. how texas woman to grow from america after giving birth to todd meeting. that bear of good sleep. we'll see you in a little bit. it is 5:39 a.m. weather and traffic every eight good morning welcome back i'm patty harkin we are getting set to take off on sky fox the give you a birds eye view of the water main break that are plaguing the city right now he's 55th in central that's the latest we still have chester close between 40 and east 55 highways are in great shape a little chilly out here down by the airport their roots are address that should be conducive for your morning commute that is going to change later on today with more on the f

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here in lakewood, people have been here all day trying to get the winning ticket . behind me, he's buying his ticket, a have been extremely busy here are going to get a lot busier than people get off work . earlier, as video poured into the store trying to get the lucky powerball ticket worth $800 million a day record-breaking about the most incomparable history . and then you have to ask, what would you do with $800 million this is what people said? >> i would buy a house, and spend the rest of my life in school having fun at ficker family, go on a vacation to start my own business. >> i would buy the station i work for . and then i i would get it right back to them and here are some odds of winning, you have to buy in quantity . if you buy 10 tickets, at $2 each then your odds are 10 times better, that the computer pick the numbers, 75 percent of winners come from computer-generated numbers . the odds of winning, you have better odds of being crushed by a vending machine . also better odds of being hit by lightning and a drowning, drowning, at the same time . so g

it continues to stay all theway towards lakewood ranch. going through the day today. the rain is going to end as we work towards 8:00. we'llsee some clearing and the temperatures are going to drop drastically. by tomorrow morning. we'll look at mid-40s throughout most of the bay area. we could see lower 40s inour normal neighborhoods. warmer down to the south, it is cooler and it is going to get cooler on tuesday morning and we'll see temperatures in the 30s for the tampa bay area. some changes as this cold front comes through. the storms have moved through early, we'll get that clearing and cooler weather later on this afternoon. sunny and much cooler as we work into monday and here is the rest of the week. look at that. 63 for our high on wednesday after a low of 39 degrees, tuesday. things warm up and guess what? another storm system rolling through here on friday. and continue wall continuous of conveyer belt of moistures and severe storms rolling through that el nino express. of this and dennis has been on this all night. >> we'll continue to tweet it to you. >>>

police say 51 year old "franin lakewood yesterdaywhen he s hit by a car. poli say thear crossed multiple lanes of traffic... befo hitting nelson--and then coming trestfter cshing to theide of walmart store. inveigators say the driver is an 81 year old man w has been cited for careless driving relting in death. as of right now... poceay they "don't belve drugs or alcoholerfactors. ather and trfic on t 5 ief morning meteorologist stepn bowers ihere now with firsaler5. our thuray mning teeratures are in th20s. nd clls dip in the teens whenhe wind picks up, but nd isn't a bi concern for most of thi moing. today will be beautifully sunny. temperatures will warm thugh e s d 30s this morning and into the lower and middle 40s by am. noon will be sunny with lower 50s. ev monument hi 5this afternoon d areas along the kansas river will wa into the lower 60s between noon and 3 pm. be in the 40s and 50s. this evening will be car with mid-30s at 10 pm. our g weher usually mes from the west. big storm lling off e pacific is sprdingain into the pafic nohwest today. that s