reporter lauren wilson found a local man who wants to focus on something else. sweep neuroship. >> we talked about a few figures. >> not taking care of his financial duties at the church, he's advising local business owners. >> i'd love to give people advice to help them. >> since 2007 there's been a resurgence of minority businesses. in 2012 the u.s. census bureau reported they grew 38% within five years. >> it's exciting. we're seeing different types of business. >> here in cleveland there's more than 1400 commerce with black owners. business hasn't always been booming. >> we lost a lot of opportunity in the early 2000s. i think with the economic collapse that a lot of people >> renee fowler knows all about the ups and downs. >> i've seen more businesses open up but also through the process we've seen a lot of business that have closed. i mean it's definitely a struggle. >> that's why she decided to put on the real black friday expo this weekend, bringing some of those businesses together. the main feature, a documentary he recently saw that inspired him. >> i

it makes me feel all my hard work has paid off. >> and that was lauren wilson reporting. college credit plus is set to see even more growth this year as it has expanded to include summer classes. coming up after the break, >>> hot on the web this weekend, everyone talking about news from netflix. the tv series ran from 2000 to 2007. netflix confirming that both rory and lorelai along with four other top cast members will be returning for that series as well as the original director as well. you're excited? so many people are excited that netflix. >> hopefully. i'm going to catch it. >> you're excited a in the >> i am. 56 degrees. tracking rain. then the big storm front tuesday evening into wednesday. we're going to continue to see temperatures on the downward hope of you enjoyed it. >> it'll be a reality check. >>> hi, if you're in the market for high quality furniture or mattress, even kitsch. cabinets you have to check out northeast factory direct. i'm here with the owner. we're in the giant warehouse you have on west 140th. tell me everything you have to offer. >> bedr

lauren wilson tells bus the challenge and -- tells bus the challenge and shows us the group of the teens embracing it. >> i was excited. >> reporter: when was the last their vegetables. >> they have been really, really excited. the problem was narrowing it down because we could only have 40 students. >> i learn few things and get healthier and that is like something i was having earlier. >> reporter: first, students wanted special content. then, tuesday, the group kicked off their 90-day healthy eating program. >> we want to show the kids what it is. in our words, they're a smoothy bar. we wanted to bring a program like this to a leader that can really make a big difference and their students as well. >> reporter: garrett morgan was the only hose out of 200 applications -- high school out of 200 applications chosen to go through the nutri bullet program. the goal is to increase the amount of vegetables and fruits they eat at school and home. >> that is a big problem. one of the things i always say in order to have healthy students, we have to have healthy communities. if we want to make

lauren wilson is live in lake county. now? >> reporter: the roads are pretty clear in most parts. as you can see, visibility is it's very windy. but honestly it's really like a ghost town out here. seems like most people are hunkering in for the night. just a lot of wind, as you can see i'm probably getting wind blown a little bit. a pretty quiet night in lake county. tracy, back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> if you have to go out tonight or tomorrow morning, you want to bundle up. remember to give yourself plenty of time. roads are slippery and blowing snow is making some travel treacherous. john rudder is keeping an eye on those conditions for us. >> reporter: a lot of snow still coming down out here. we are still on 322 southwest of chardon. we're still moving along here with this snowfall. give you a look outside of what we're dealing with. big snow flakes that we're seeing coming down. there's also a lot of wind causing that snow to blow and drift across the roadways. we've seen a number of plow trucks come the opposite direction. they're plowing that snow away and just a fe

the extent of the injuries, this lane which leads to the wood row wilson service area is closed as police investigation. chris and lauren. >> jenny joyce, thanks very much for the update. >>> philadelphia officially has a new mayor starting to day with the inauguration of the mayor-elect jim kenney. >> our own dave kinchen live from center city with more, hi there dave. >> reporter: good morning to you lauren. good morning chris. we are here at the academy of music where at 10:00 a.m. former city councilman jim kenney will be the 99th mayor of the city of philadelphia. of course, it will be a who's who here later but the former city councilman went back to his political roots tweeting a picture of him editing his inauguration speech on his olde city council desk at city hall. said on the post that he cannot wait to continue serving the people of philadelphia, kenney will be working with the bunch of new comers on city council to tackle pressing matters like the cities ailing school budget, among his biggest challenges as school district of philadelphia announced it will run out of money january 29th without significant

lauren glassberg. >> thought it would be safe to walk across the river because it was going to take too long to walk all the way around. >> reporter: it was a shortcut that almost cost chantell wilson their lives. the 16-year-olds tried to make it across. >> i fell in first, cold, terrified. like oh, my god. >> reporter: shy em doesn't know how to swim. >> when we first fell in, i thought i can make it. then i saw he started to get numb. he obviously couldn't move. >> reporter: a man threw out a hose line but it didn't reach. he went to get help at a local fire station. >> we had a conversation. we prayed then we talked. >> reporter: firefighters approached from one side of the river but the boys were closer to the other side and extra help was called in. >> hypothermia was setting in. they were probably in for 20 to 25 minutes at that point. which if you're in icy water that's pretty long. to the ice with a colleague and they too went through the ice to the boys. >> one arm on the throw ring, we started pulling them in. >> i told them i didn't want to die. after that i closed my eyes and went to sleep. when i woke up i was in the hospital. learned. >> real good kids. they were the