an amber alert is introduced by the lawrence township police. three children might be affected, brendan carter and colton rocks. they were taken from butterridge road northwest in canal fulton and might be with their mother tara. she has attempted suicide in the past and that she made threats of suicide. they might be in a gray 2011 kia sole with an ohio license plate number of fzh3275. . think? this afternoon. more so tonight. lake affect mostly and staying upcoming weekend. >> okay. and also, we have sky the cat in the house. sky is looking for an adopted home. i know you can. that is it for all of us. . >>> hi, i'm sarah carns. discount drug mart has a program saving you time and let's you make fewer trucks to the pharmacy. the pharmacy supervisor is here to explain. thank you for being here, chris. >> thanks for having me. >> and tell me about this program that saves you time and let's you get your med error errors faster? -- meds faster? >> it's called singe your -- sync your meds and it helps to help lessen thep convenient trips multiple t

this was issued by the lawrence township police department and they want us to really keep a look out for this vehicle. >> "q": that's right and the mom's name again, tara rooks, last seen with her three young children driving a kia sole, gray in color. again, this amber alert's really for the entire area of east central ohio. >> laura: the license plate is fzh3275. >> "q": we'll have more information on this amber alert

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. >> lawrence township police felt like they had to issue an amber alert. a 38-year-old and her three boys would not be found and the mother had attempted or threatened suicide in the past. david brooks was living in fear over the past couple of days, his wife tara brooks took the three boys, 6, 10 and 12 from a cabin and she was supposed to return on sunday but did not and the boys were no shows at school monday and tuesday. >> a lot of prayer and crying and leaning on people and trying to stay strong and wishing they could come back. >> david says tara sent text messages saying she wasn't coming back and he went to the police and the police stepped up the search for the mom kids and cars. >> we were concerned for her safety and the amber alert was issued. >> the chief says previous threats by the mother to hurt herself and the kids whereabouts made this a regional amber alert situation. in a few hours prosecutors received tips that the kids were in canton where they were found safe and sound. >> the amber alert was issued and people started to make the ca

right now moving into western stark county, lawrence township, almost into downtown canton, lake township as well. so that is a quick burst. 15, 20 minutes worth of moderate to heavy snow. so that's going to slow you down along route 30 there as you head toward route 77, moving northbound. so there is your trough. there is your moderate snow. also some bursts of moderate snow here south of cleveland, moving down the i-71 corridor toward medina. 20 degrees cleveland to akron to canton. 1 in ash, a 21 elyria, 17 in mansfield. include more scattered snow showers, most of them light. there could be more bursts of moderate to heavy snow as we begin to see if squalls are going to develop coming in off the lake. right now they're not there. we're watching for them. i think there will be one or two especially east of cleveland. so treacherous travel, deteriorating conditions where these squalls persist. we're going toss it outside to my colleague jason nicholas live at 30th and euclid. >> reporter: earlier during the 4:00 we were tracking that band of lake-effect snow through downtown cleveland.

this is route 1 in lawrence township in mercer copty. you can see the rain falling. now. severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for hunterton and mercer counties, in new jersey. and taking a live look at the radar, the entire area as you can see, is going to be seeing some heavy rain. meteorologist bill evans will time it all out for us. his exclusive accuweather forecast is coming right up. >> well, a wwe star, abruptly calling it quits, he said because of concussions. daniel brine is retiring. he said that a series of concussions led to seizures. brian said that he and his pro wrestler wife have kept it a secret from others am but he decide that his safety was most important. when you get slammed, you really get islamabad. i'm helping him slam me. >> but you're getting injured? >> yes. >> i was helping him with one of his seizures, after a concussion. and it scared me so bad, i just lost it. >> brian's wife, bella, pro athlete as well, also said she plans to retire soon. the two say say plan on having children. passengers taking an alaska airlines flight. smoke pou

susan jordan, the heroic principal of an elementary school in lawrence township, was laid to rest sunday in kentucky.that's less than a week after a bus lurched forward, hitting and killing her.this week - the school's teachers and staff are going out of their way to make sure everyone -- tall and *small, feels supported. "today will be hard. today will be strange... we will work together because that is what mrs. jordan would want us to do." the school district welcomed in therapy dogs for the kids and provided counselors so kids can talk about how they feel.the investigation into how that school bus hit the principal is still ongoing.so far... police have found nothing wrong with the bus ... and cause. the zika virus outbreak is getting so serious... it's now a "public health emergency." the world health organization making the rare move today at an emergency meeting.he virus first appeared in this forest in uganda nearly 70 years ago. western hemisphere until just this past may in brazil. mosquitoes have now spread it to at least two dozen countries and territories. today -- the cinci

some fear shoreline could resemble the bay point section of lawrence township where nearly all of thers sold out to blue acres. >> we may have to take drastic actions to try to slow this down. >> the mayor says without its bayside section the rural communities already small tax base would be decimated. >> we're not going to get revenue and i don't see anything else except bankruptcy. >> the environmental protection points out of the 43 properties it's targeting here, 14 are empty lots. sharma says he is keeping an open mind. >> a fair price i would consider to sell it. >> reporter: the state says the homes are purchased from willing sellers only, at their values before sandy. the dep also tells me some of the homeowner who is have shown interest in the program are also faced with the added burden of having to come into compliance with various public health and environmental issues. live in downe township, ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >> the rain is here as drivers head home during the evening commute. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the radar and looking

>> reporter: a friend called for help february 10th from the family's galloway township home. 911 dispatcher katy lawrence answered the call. >> for me personally infants and elderly people are definitely the hardest. >> stay on the phone with me and keep me updated. i'm starting the plans and the medics over. >> reporter: she also dispatched police officer kevin jorgenson. >> i arrived to see the mother kneeling next to the child. my training took over. i took control of the baby, began cpr. >> reporter: soon emts and paramedics were there as well. then jorgenson said their team effort paid off when the baby started breathing. >> he just opened his eyes subtly, shut them again. it was an amazing experience. i'm the father of three girls. >> reporter: the tiny boy who condition is now recovering at st. christopher's hospital for children in philadelphia. >> we're so, so thankful. i could hear them from the other room just talking to my son. kind of encouraging him. >> reporter: officer jorgenson said it's the first time he ever performed cpr on an infant and he and other department members just received u

township, burlington county. family members identified victim as seven two-year old irene thorn pavilion. six others suffered minor injuries at the toll gate condos on lawrence toll gate road. chopper three over the scene on friday night. it took to hours for fire fighters to bring the flames under control and the causes under investigation. >>> one man is in the the hospital this morning after a section of the olde city condo collapses, investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong, causing the surface of the staircase to give way last night. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us why, several other people, also could not spend the night at their home. >> they looked good to me what is that. >> looks deceive as residents of an adjacent building surveyed signs for those, in the church street condo building near second and market. structural problem of the landing of the brick exterior staircase caused one man injury and building to be evacuated. around 74:51 woman was helped off by a fire department ladder. >> does this surprise you. >> yes, it it does because the laws before we lived here were fun bye the place. >> reporter: this coupl