>>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. how is it looking? >> quiet for a change. notice how far north the snow is. anywhere in northern ohio. just some clouds floating in and out, mixing with clear. i think we'll be partly to mostly cloudy through the overnight. temperatures are warming up. we're above freezing. it's 40 cleveland, akron, 39 canton, 35 in ashtabula for a change. your evening will not be filled with fridge it arctic air. look at cleveland. 37 at 9:00 p.m., partly to mostly cloudy. your akron-canton area, mid-30s by 9:00 p.m. so, yeah, you will need the coats but you won't need that parka that you've had to wear the last week and a half. but the arctic cold is coming back sooner than you think. full details on that next. >>> when they see the videos

. >>> mark johnson is keeping us informed on the weather. he goes live during the day. face back live videos. mark johnson on facebook and videos from the snow belt this past weekend and this morning, still can't find my truck. it is under the snow somewhere. but it is there. i know it is. you may not see it until spring. let's look at what is going on. here is the good news. what is that big glowing thing in the sky? sun shining love seeing that in downtown cleveland and it should be a beautiful sunset. now, let's take taught east side to the snow belt where ashtabula got a good 15 to 18- inches of snowfall in the general vicinity. it is just no school at ashtabula high school. here is wooster high school. look at the clear skies. and your cleveland, we showed you that, a little snow earlier this morning and now we are drying out and clouds are clearing out. let's get to the weather story of the day. say bye-bye. bye-bye squalls, good riddance, thank you for the narvia picture card but we are done. thompson and now fading out just a few flurries for geneva sliver in ch

. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. we had some flurries. >> flurries that is really about it. today. notice the steadier light snow has moved well off to our east and southeast. still some lingering flurries cleveland to act i don't know. we will continue to watch those -- cleveland to akron. those. 18 cleveland, 19 akron, 15 in wooster with a clearing sky. so what is next? drying out tonight, staying cold for another day or. so but temperatures will begin to warm by the weekend. we are tracking the latest on that weekend east coast snowstorm. i will tell you if it is going to impact you. enjoy your evening with temperatures in the teens and light flurries. notice the temperatures really don't plummet, and windchills will stay in teens and single digits all night long. so we'll come back with a weekend forecast and some 40- degree weather on its way. >> all right, mark, see you then. you can see how much snow will the next 48 hours with our new snowcast app. download it now from apple's app store. >> a scary scene on i

reports from mark johnson that in his backyard in lake county, picking up as much as 8-inches and that was at 2 a.m. we have had snow continuous in the overnight hours, continuing area roadways. it's one of the white-knuckle drives in the area, even though there is a lot of trucks trying to clear them out, it could be dangerous. even east siders noticing an additional round or two of snowfall here. we have some heavier amounts over bratton and collinwood. that is your darker purples as it moves off of the lake. the lake affect snow machine has cranked up, we know it, and this is the biggest snowfall of the year and the biggest snowfall in about 9 months, so it's been a long time since we have had the big numbers, 10 months for you, though. on top of us in willoughby, south madison is going to be dangerous, too. the snow squalls expected to slowly shift back to the north and morning hours and kick out if you're by the early let's see if it will slow you down on your roadways, corrina. >>> we're looking for now at issue accident free. lake county is getting pounded by all of the snow. o

. >> some areas are more snow fall as we head in the evening and mark johnson is tracking this on 5. >> a wild weather day. first of all here is where the alberta clipper is. slowing down the morning commute and now we are transitioning to pure lake- effect snow. let's show you where the advisories are. for lake geauga and ashtabula county. four squalls persist. wind chill advisories to the there could be dangerous wind chills along route 30. mansfield and ashland to canton minus ten to minus 18. let's get to the squall beginning to get going. the last hour-and-a-half we are seeing this streamer through down. a slow go out of downtown over the next couple of hours as we got snowfall coming in. i-90 corridor. here is where the snow is heaviest. burton 223 corridor a good half, half to an inch and that will expand and move around. we will talk about more what that means for you and the cold temperatures. some of you single digits, bundle up if you are going out. >>> a horrifying explosion left a family dead in northville center. a story we have been on top of since we brought it for yo

chief meteorologist mark johnson. >> here it is, winding up, right over atlanta, georgia, the center of the low. it is gathering lots of is liquid moisture from the atlantic ocean, getting some still from the gulf of mexico, plus cold air on the back side, up. that's how it strengthens. 21 states impacted, the heaviest snows will fall, west of north carolina, even into new york city, folks. we've got blizzard warnings out new york, philly, baltimore, and washington, d.c., the heavy snow arriving in d.c. and baltimore just over the last couple of hours. atlantic city just now beginning to get the snow. that's where we saw the live shot. snow just beginning, not quite in new york city yet. but blizzard warnings, you rarely see this for the big cities. 20 to 30 inches in the hills of maryland and virginia. 16 to 24 inches for philly, and 20 inches for new york city. for us just a glancing blow. maybe a flurry or two in canton, new philly. but in the height of the storm, the height of the storm is going to be there very zion d.c. still recovering from that inch of snow yesterday. setting

. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. nice way to kick off the work week mark. >> look at this. i think we ought to go outside and do the news live from the parking lot it. we're melting some snow it still 43 degrees in cleveland. mid 40s in akron. low to mid 40s just about everywhere you go. now we're dry right now the power of five in our viewing area. as we look farther to our west we begin to see some of these guys. some rain showers moving in. so if you're staying out late tonight you're likely going to get some raindrops on the car windshield or even on you. notice temps they will drop down by 10:00 p.m. in the upper 30s. then they are going up. as rain showers arrive we'll get a surge of warm air. we'll be in the low to mid 40s by tomorrow morning's rush a going to fall. more details on that next. >>> we continue to follow a developing store on cleveland's west side. police tell us a man angered by his girlfriend is holding her hostage inside a home on west 127th in cleveland. the woman apparently being held against

. >> mark johnson is over there trying to pinpoint when it will arrive. >> the first alberta clipper of and our weather map lit up with advisories, winter weather advisory for the entire state for that clipper and its snow and wind. it's coming in after midnight and peaking during the morning commute. and then a lake snow advisory for basically tuesday night and wednesday morning behind the clipper, and we'll get lake effect snow. right now we're quiet, and here's the leading edge of the clipper snow, still in western ohio. and that's far western ohio and it's going to move quickly in overnight peaking during the morning commute. temperatures are going up and we'll be in the 20s by tomorrow looking fine and your drive for now is fine. and flakes fall after 10:00 p.m. more coverage coming up. >> serious allegations coming from 6 local police chiefs. he's responsible for missing prescription pills from several summer. they claim the first investigation in these allegations was botched. >> the police chief tell me state investigators policed opportunity to collect evidence and interview

forecast-that's right but before we talk about conditions overnightlet's pitch out to meteorologist mark johnson who joins us outside our studio...and mark how are things looking right now? 3 and kendra we're live outside the studio this was a big snow for asheville with 10.6 inches of snow, that broke the record for january 22. old record of 8.8 inches. the last big snow 3 kendra back to you 3 so far seveval inches of snow has fallen in western north carolina, causing major issues on roadways. the upstate has seen brief snow in areas, but the majority has been sleet and freezing rain. some trees and limbs have gone down causing power outages for there will be light snow off and on in the upstate, while heavier snow will continue in the mountains. by saturday morning most of the precipitation will be over, but some snow showers will linger near the tn border. icy roads will be likely saturday morning as temperatures will be in the 20s area-wide.expect highs to get above freezing for all locations by late saturday with some afternoon sunshine. black ice will be an issue by saturday night once aga

mark johnson will keep you safe on area roadways. >>> and traffic is picking up out there and we're seeing the normal slowdowns and we have that closure affecting west 106th street and that is because of the water main break. >>> and coming up, victoria secret is not so secret anymore. someone saying hey, i think you stole my designs. >> what? >> uh-huh. >> we'll have more in 25 minutes and we're leaving you with an important note and lebron. >> yeah. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> you want -- . >> lebron james. >> kev inch long, too and why it's having fun at work day. that is the point i'm trying to make, folks and live every moment. >> things -- thank you for joining us. have fun and let us know what

. >>> let's go to chief meteorologist mark johnson, if you are going to tackle rain. a cold front. and it is pushing rain showers all throughout northern ohio for the next several hours. your evening looked to be fill with all of this. scattered rain showers and and already in the akron area. we got a few showers into canton and a couple of sprinkles and the temperatures mild. 47 in cleveland and 48 akron and 45 in canton and mild through the weekend. you will not need the parka but rain and temperatures falling back in the upper 30s. a big time cool down for the rest of the weather week. more on that coming up. >>> in the face of tragedy. a community is coming together to remember a centerville family killed in an explosion. frank has more. >> reporter: an awful story. the candlelight vigil will take outside of the home where the family died. hundreds to show up to remember the mather family. jeff and his wife cindy and their daughters. 8-year-old ruthie and allison. investigated as a murder- suicide. a gas can was found inside the home next to the father, jeffrey mather. we learn

> from washington dc ia means a long weekend ahead and about 50 million people are in the path mark johnson and the storm is starting to ramp up. is a meteorologist cold bomb, let's go to the doppler net work and the center of low pressure has reached the coastsucking in a lot of moisture from the atlantic ocean. it will explode in intensity in the next six hours or so as it slides up and an incredible amount of strengthening and the snowfall. look at these darker blues, that is 1 to 3 in./h snowfall most into eventually after midnight tonight new york city will experience some heavy snowfall plus as the storm bombs out a lot of wind and develops a lot of wind coming off the atlantic and they will have hurricane force winds in a few spots. fall. inches of snow. all done though by sunday morning.han 6000 flights canceled or delayed thanks to the blizzard. >> dozens were scheduled to take off from cleveland hopkins and even though none of the snow is says they are ready.>>reporter: it is all laid out here and the director is saying the mild them plenty of time to train workers on dealing with

chief meteorologist mark johnson breaking down the forecast hour by hour. >>> we can breathe a little bit, chris as the advisories for snow and wind chill, the warnings for snow have all expired or been canceled. all we have left as far as lake- effect snow is a lingering flurry along the morelin corridor and newberry and geauga county. a wider view. ashtabula and madison. cleveland. those are air temperatures. we are still dealing with frigid wind chill single digits, not below zero, 6 is the wind chill and 8 in cleveland and 5 in canton. even though wind chills will stay above zero tonight it is your temperatures, generally falling in the lower middle teens by ten p.m. you notice we do begin to clear skies out and doing that right now. no snow to worry about. wind chill single digits through the evening should improve and we will talk about that. little more snow tomorrow. coming up. >>> i make no apologies for posting that image. i make no apologies for my position. >>> no backing down after the police officer. made controversial posts in the department recommends the meggen hickey

mark johnson, president of the university, and the ex-president, worked together pedro, and they were focused on testing in the beginning of the senior year in high school to identify those students that needed remediation and work together with the high schools to make sure that they got the focus, those students got focus they needed so when they started in college or started at the university, they didn't have to spend time in remedial classes. on the other side, you've asked me to give long answers, on the other side -- >> i have a knife ready, ready to cut you off when we need to. >> okay. the education colleges at nevada state college, university of nevada las vegas and nevada and reno focused on training teachers, they are focused on certificate certificating teachers military, retirees who have bachelors degree, so they can go through a one-year program to receive the certification they need to teach done in the classroom. it's a huge problem for the state of nevada. we have 2000 teachers a year that teaching positions in clark county that are filled with part-timers, it's a h

slick and snow and i want to you pay close attention to that forecast with our chief meteorologist mark johnson here in the evening hours and snow possibilities late and an additional chance into friday and much of that is on the drier, colder side and we start to see a warm-up into the weekend and estimates on snow are not impressive and aal of an inch to two inches in total and we're looking at the power of 5 seven-day forecast in a few minutes, chillingy with some wellet snow. >>> and we're not seeing any issues right now. it's early and overall, they're looking good as we look here and that is at the greater cleveland area. one issue i want to zoom you in on is this is a lane closure affecting the west 1 50th street bridge. the southbound passing lane temporarily closed until south, things are looking good and no issues or accidents to talk about here. drive times, not bad at all and it's early, 13 minutes, crocker to the inner belt and this is traffic is moving along without troubles. >> and we breaking overnight from the live desk. at least 11 people are dead, including seven children aft

. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. >> we are tracking our band of heavy snow coming out of greater cleveland over i-271 and bedford heights into burden 322 corridor. chardin is here and burden and where the heaviest snow is falling and going to the rock creek area towards andover. where the band persists this evening and overnight a good three to six additional inches for the rest of the region in. 13 mansfield and 14 in wooster. 16 canton to deli new philly and 17 in cleveland. we have the lake snow advisory they have may have to add cuyahoga county. wind chill advisories to the west and i'm concerned about some areas for dangerous wind chills tomorrow morning. right here in northern ohio. within the sound of my voice, a minute. in the meantime your evening, it is cold and some areas getting snow, drive with care and make sure you bundle up. >>> and don't get caught out in the snow again. download the snowcap app and track how much snow is expected to fall in your area over the next 48 hours. you can download the snow cast app in apple's app store. >>> in les

. >> it's nothing on mark johnson. tell him your net mother. >> my net worth $1. 1 million pennies. >> everybody gets a cheeseburger if you win. >> everybody gets a cheeseburger, you get a cheeseburger, you get a cheeseburger. i'm not going to win. here we are, we've got a cloudy skies, a little bit of haze and fog. we'll keep that haze and fog during the overnight, hopefully not too dense, as you get up and go tomorrow morning, but keep that in mind. it could be a few little foggy spots for the driver's sunrise there you go with the live tower cam pick. now we've got our power of live live doppler network radar. i told you at 6:00 we'd only see isolated rain activity through the overnight and here's some isolated rain. medina is moderate with yellow echos here. and towards new london, moving north and east, hitting downtown cleveland within about 15 minutes or so and we just got more little spotty rain showers going to drive up i-75, between i-71 through the midnight hours. hid and miss rain, and that -- hit and miss

you can visit my twitter feed at mark johnson weather and see all the great sunset around northern ohio. clouds have moved in and eventually some of these things here rain showers will be invading too most likely by 9:00, 10:00 we'll see rain showers moving in. lima some showers. they are moving this way. we're going to track them toward mansfield into the akron canton greater cleveland area between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. tonight. grab that umbrella. mild still 42 cleveland. 43 akron. 39 currently in worcester. 37 coshocton. low 40s everywhere else. southerly breeze 16 miles per hour. humidity 41% a low dew point. so dew point of 20. that's a 21-degree temperature so it's going to take a little while to moisten the atmosphere so the raindrops reach the ground. 47 degrees today that's 12 above the norm of 35. 26 the low. i think we're going to see our low remember through january 6th our season so far was 1.4 inches. we have 8 inches of snow currently at hopkins airport for the season. we should have 30 inches. snowfall. >> we're not going to see much of this if any the storm system is pull

mark johnson who has been tracking the snow all night. >> arriving right on time. it light all night -- mainly light all night, but steady snow, and it's going to accumulate in time for the morning commute. no change in our advisories here. lake tuesday night, wednesday morning, lake geauga, ashtabula counties, but in the short term, a winter weather advisory for the entireough about noon it's a fast-moving alberta clipper, 1-3-inch these types of system, but what is unique about this one, in particular, we're going to get the winds screaming out there. winds out of the west 20-30 miles per r midnight tonight, through the morning rush, and that's going to blow the snow around, so crews will be out and about, trying to plow the roads, but it's going on. it's going to reduce the visibilities as well. you saw the snowfall, we will track it hour by hour, and give you totaled when we come antime, frank wiley is on east 55s. no nation flying there yet -- flakes flying there i see, right?g is falling from the sky, mark, that's the good news, so it makes it easier for thes

a day, log on to fox carolina dot com and click on the weather tab 3 now let's send it out to mark johnson outside the station - to talk about what we're seeing in our area. 3 this was a big snow for asheville with 10.6 inches of for january 22. old record of 8.8 inches. the last big snow was in 3 2010. 3 as we mentioned 3 earlier - downed trees continue to be a hazard not only on the roads -but for power lines - causing outages throughout our area -right now we're joined by ryan mosier - spokesman for duke energy about what t they've been up against tonight. 3 - what are the latest numbers 3 - what kind of risk does snow and ice pose for utilities- how does having a staging area situation- what should drivers 3 do if they see a power line down on the road- any other helpful information for homeowners?- when will power be restored?the winter weather led to problems on the roads and downed power lines, which left many without power friday. as of 4:40 p.m. duke energy reported more than 18,000 outages in sc and 5,000 in nc. greenville county was seeing the most outagesbelow is the breakdown:

that snow isn't going to let up there, or here, according to mark johnson. many motorists here in cleveland are are warming up their cars but that could attract a car thief. >> a man here learned that lesson too late. >> reporter: someone got into his car that on his driveway, and took off with it. he's not alone. there's actually a state law started back in 2004 that makes it illegal for you to heave your car running if -- leave your car running if you're not in this kind of weather, everyone does it. we're all guilty of it. [ car starting ]. >> reporter: snow falling, 10 degrees outside, and no one wants to jump into a freezing cold car first thing in the morning. >> my first thought was, like, is someone playing a trick on me. >> reporter: in trick, in less than 15 minutes somebody hopped into this guy's 2012 range rover and took off. >> you have to heat your car up. you would like to heat your car up without worrying that someone is going to take it. >> reporter: he's only lived here a few months and asked to remain anonymous and he doesn't make a habit

. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. >>> we're beginning to see rain changing over to snow. seerry county and -- erie the west. we have a good area of scattered to light to moderate snow. scattered rain and snow showers. and then a little better organization to the snow. so if you're traveling this evening out and about, it could be some wet highways and buy ways. i'll tell you how long the snow will last and if your morning commute will be interrupted, that is coming up. >> you can find out how much you can look for in the apple app store. >>> drama inside a cleveland courtroom. this woman sent in this video. three men are accused of setting this fire and caused and explosion. the police said that -- hired -- to set the fire at west 33rd street. and he asked him to help him. and the fire started on february 10th. and it quickly spread to two neighboring homes. and one woman was inside one of them and she barely made it out. huron lungs and voice -- lungs and voice box and had to spend months on a feeding tube. >> this is too much to bare, the financial and phy

. >>> mark johnson ... >> yes, ma'am. >> it feels better. >> nice and warm. did you come in with the coat unzipped? >> no. wear three or four layers. >> thank you so much, mark. >>> it is winter. >> enjoy a couple more hours of the mild weather. let's go to it now on the power of five. here is what is going on. marching in from the west. if i could hurry in, i will do you it -- draw it in. are you ready, frank moving through chicago and indianapolis. out ahead of it, milder air surging northward and that's why we are in the 40s and ahead of the front we got rain showers coming in. you see the yellow and oranges, that is good steady moderate rain, columbus and cincinnati and up towards western basin of lake erie. let's zoom in and i will show you the lighter rain showers. lodi and congress and the i-71 corridor and the i-76 corridor. wet if you are driving out and about. watch for the wet spots. euclid showers light and same for chesterland and avon park with lighter rain showers. same for strongsville. rain invading. current temperatures. impressive. 48 right

. >> reporter: well, jason i don't know if mark johnson saw storm sweeper 5 but a few residents can use it. that snow whipping around and several cars off of the roadway. a car off of the roadway. to the left and two cars to the the right. the snow has picked up. look at the roadway on i-90 east and o dot trucks on the highway in front of us. this is why o dot had the extra drivers from cuyahoga to lake county to take care of the snow. we saw o dot trucks and the snow starting to pile up for slow along i-90 and we are moving at 30 miles per hour and this is a 70 miles per hour things dicey here along i-90. and that is what is going on. megan hickey is here and how are things look for you? >> reporter: john, we counted more than a dozen cars in the ditch on i-90 west. several semis stranded and completely helpless as them out. p.m. on i-90. the traffic inching along for several miles. eastbound with slow going with slippery conditions and delays. here is video of the cars standing around nearly 180 degrees near menner and a semispun out causing delays. drivers are telling me they are tak

chief meteorologist mark johnson is here. >> winter coat weather continuing. current temperatures 19 elyria, cleveland. 18 in canton. teens in mansfield, norwalk, all the way into ravenna and ashtabula. as far as snowfall goes, let me show you what this weak weather system is doing, fading fast and almost out of here. look at this. just a few lingering flurries in a couple of spots. some of these echoes here lake effect. and ashtabula and geauga county overnight with an additional inch of snow where those snow showers per sit. certainly not major squalls. we're trying to get some clearing coming in overnight. behind the system we do have some breaks in the overcast. should see some of that in your neighborhood overnight. here is your hour-by-hour. watch those temperatures. middle and upper teens by tomorrow morning some of in the lower teens. then it will warm up, and we're tracking that wintered storm. where's it going to go? is it coming to ohio? find out next. >> right now two elderly women are dead and two men recovering. >> this after a fire swept through

the tigers take home the title. 3 we want to get a first check of the weather with meteorologist mark johnson-- who is in tonight for ted. 3 :45 sec wxcold canadian high pressure will gradually build across our region through monday keeping the upstate dry and chilly. with upslope winds on the westward facing mountains along the tennessee border, some parts of the north carolina mountains will have a few snow showers overnight. on tuesday, another cold front will cross the area late in the day bringing more snow showers to areas north and west of just have a few clouds as that front passes through south carolina. this will bring a reinforcement of cold air to the area. thus, we can expect continued colder than normal temperatures most of the week.. 3 back to you 3 fox carolina has a big follow-up tonight-- 3 ---on the story of the dead baby found in the woods in anderson county.tonight-- deputies have charged the baby's *mother with murder. murder.the sheriff's office says 23-year-old joanie holcombe confessed to giving birth to the baby girl--and bag.a witness says their neighbor was walking

mark johnson is putting a video on last night about 2 a.m. eight inches at his house and men or the lake, you have moderate snow and that is much lighter now at least than in chagrin harbor, reynolds and menner and we move north. denierous route of the morning. ashtabula, you have had an increase of snow. it's slowly migrating north and we expect this to happen throughout the morning and be gone by the early afternoon and everywhere else, it's a quiet start to the morning. the reason is a shift in winds as your highs shift east and the warm front moves closer to home and finally, warmer air. maybe a chance to melt a little bit of the snowfall on friday with some rainfall. still, with our chances this morning of additional snow, we're talking another two, three inches at the very most. totaling as much as 10-plus inches. and that is on curtland hills, the only spot so far in northern geauga that is measuring 10 inches on the radar. in addition to the snow, we have the very, very cold air in place. with know chill advisory for the west side, a

. >> you're johnson. mark is johnson. oh, we'll get it together. the browns, they're excited about that. what does the move mean for the bengals? we want to know what that we take a look at his past with the team. >>> a nine-year-old in critical condition after night what. we found out when it comes to breaking news on 5. the browns about to announce their new head coach. here he is right there. that's hue jackson arriving just a few minutes ago at the browns headquarters in berea. owner jimmy haslem walking jackson in, introducing him to some of his new coworkers. hue jackson will join the team in about an hour for a new conference. >> let's get right to mike cairns. >> reporter: jackson was the 7th head coach interviewed. 29 years of experience, 15 in the national football league, one year as head coach of the raiders back in 2011. earlier today i had a chance to speak with a preseason analyst about the hire and what it means for the browns. >> hue jackson is not a man of excuses. but at the same time, drafting and developing players, getting the

that's a problem for mark johnson, a fish biologist with the yakima nation.says suction dredging can have a negative impact on fish spawning habitat. >> when you get up in the isolated areas, people tend not to follow those rules. they will get into areas that are smaller, coarse gravel and that's typically where fish like to spawn. they dig their nests or their reds in the ground, lay their eggs and then they die. >> reporter: the nutrients from these dead fish build the food web for the next generation. miners say that current regulations are restrictive enough. >> if you are caught out here you will get fined and some of them are pretty stiff fines, up to $5,000 if you're not following the provisions. >> reporter: they contend their activities clear the streams of trash and debris, and have little to no impact on fish. >> a great many of the prospectors that i know are also fishermen and none of us go up here looking to kill fish. >> reporter: angler and activist kim mcdonald says it's time for tighter controls and more oversight. >> we'll be able to see i

so, battalion chief mark johnson, nicole--and battalion chief are-i lead battalion she's at the airportsince november. >> i just have one comment and actually two quick comments. i also want to congratulate the chief on his appointment. i know incredibly how he is regarded a training already and i'm sure he will continue to do wonderful work there. commissioner cleaveland raise questions about the timing of the strategic planning, and even though we don't anticipate wrapping up this month, we are in conversation with mark corso to make sure that the needs that we anticipate currently will be shared with the budget committee. so, we want to-i want to assure you that if there's something that we see on the horizon now and needs to be funded this year or the next year, that will share with the budget committee and i hope that is a little bit reassuring . we won't lose an entire year in that process. that's all i had. thank you, c chief. >> report from operation. report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, the bureau of fire prevention, and

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something happen in linn county. " oleson says he wants to avoid the protest battles that marked the debate in johnson county and prompted some communities to reject a higher minimum wage in that county. one economic development group leader also encouraged supervisors to avoid an "us versus them" approach. " i would encovrage you to be careful not to craft this as businene versus labor... that the chamber of commerce would necessarily be opposed to this " supervisor oleson says he'll put an item on the county's agenda next week to begirecruiting possible impact of a higher minimum wage in linn county. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. kcrg-tv9's joe winters joins us now. joe, after a few frigid days, things warmed back up a little today in eastern iowa. how long is this warmer weather going to stick around? what a nice change as the cold weather has moved east for r couple of days. lows tonight stay in the 20s and with a partly cloudy day on thursday we should see some middle to upper 30s throughout eastern iowa. as our next storm approaches thursday night, some light mix could devel

he still holds iowa's single game scoring mark of 49 points. johnson was drafted in 1970 by the cleveland cavaliers with the 7th pick in the nba draft. georges niang, monte morris and jarrod uthoff have all been named to the lute olson award mid season watch list. an award given to non-freshman players. niang and morris have led iowa state to a 12-2 start, the cyclones host baylor tomorrow. uthoff has helped iowa to a 12-3 start, hawks dont play again till next thursday at michigan state. if you're going to the vikings and seahawks game this weekend, bundle up. its expected to be one of the coldest games in nfl history. nfc wildcard game set for noon on sunday outside in minneapolis. temps expected to be about 4 degrees at kickoff, wind chills the nfc wild card games are sunday. vikings seahawks can be seen right here on channel 13 at noon. game 2 on sunday, packers-redskins kicks at 3:40 and can be seen on fox. next on the news at nine... a on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it'

in johnson county, mark carlson, kcrg tv 9 news. there will be a candle light vigil for tanner wymer in front of solon high school at 7:30 this evening. additional support will be available at the solon united methodist church from seven to ten this evening. and st. mary's catholic church will have support available on an on-going basis. this week, the state medical examiner's office will perform an autopsy on a le grand, iowa, man who died in a snowmobile accident. the marshall county sheriff's office says 25 year old travis snowmobile when it rolled over onto him, killing him. searchers found him last friday evening in a field northeast of le grand. a gun shot injured a two year old dubuque boy sunday evening. police say they found the two year old boy with injuries to his jaw around 11:45 last night at 942 main street. police say the shots came from a handgun. the hospital has not released his condition. kcrg-tv9's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann joins us now. katie, what are police telling you? they tell us there is still q

in johnson county, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. remember, whenever you see news happening, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also send pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. traffic is moving again on the mississippi river at st. louis after last week's flooding. but there are restrictions. the river rose quickly after more than 10 inches of rain fell in missouri and illinois. this is video from that swift-moving water, that was deemed too dangerous for boats. the coast guard allowed traffic to resume sunday, as long as tow boats maintain meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, we've reached the point where we're seeing the type of weather we should be seeing for this time of year warming weather continues build we head through the first work week of 2016. highs rise into the lower to middle 30s ahead of a storm system that affects us as early as wednesday. this will give us a chance to work on some of the ice that still remains on the sidewalks and parking lots for our late isolated rain/snow

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. r it's what you do. where are you?r it's very loud there. are you taking at zumba class? oz. >>> we are a severe weather alert tonight. cape cod and the islands are currently under a blizzard warning. thanks for joins tonight. i'm daniel miller. >> and i'm vanessa welsh. whether he stay with you right up until 11:30 tonight. our team of meteorologists are in the areas that are getting hit the hardest. kevin lemanowicz is tracking the stormtracker weather center. >> yeah, this is pulling away to the the east south of us. the big nor easter we've been talking about all week long finally making its presence known but it's jogging southward ever so slightly and hold u

so, battalion chief mark johnson, nicole--and battalion chief are-i lead battalion she's at the airportsince november. >> i just have one comment and actually two quick comments. i also want to congratulate the chief on his appointment. i know incredibly how he is regarded a training already and i'm sure he will continue to do wonderful work there. commissioner cleaveland raise questions about the timing of the strategic planning, and even though we don't anticipate wrapping up this month, we are in conversation with mark corso to make sure that the needs that we anticipate currently will be shared with the budget committee. so, we want to-i want to assure you that if there's something that we see on the horizon now and needs to be funded this year or the next year, that will share with the budget committee and i hope that is a little bit reassuring . we won't lose an entire year in that process. that's all i had. thank you, c chief. >> report from operation. report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, the bureau of fire prevention, and

so, battalion chief mark johnson, nicole--and battalion chief are-i lead battalion she's at the airportsince november. >> i just have one comment and actually two quick comments. i also want to congratulate the chief on his appointment. i know incredibly how he is regarded a training already and i'm sure he will continue to do wonderful work there. commissioner cleaveland raise questions about the timing of the strategic planning, and even though we don't anticipate wrapping up this month, we are in conversation with mark corso to make sure that the needs that we anticipate currently will be shared with the budget committee. so, we want to-i want to assure you that if there's something that we see on the horizon now and needs to be funded this year or the next year, that will share with the budget committee and i hope that is a little bit reassuring . we won't lose an entire year in that process. that's all i had. thank you, c chief. >> report from operation. report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, the bureau of fire prevention, and

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. fox sports! to abandon your research and focus on teaching. yes. and if i may suggest, consider changing disciplines. yeah, to the humanities-- perhaps history. one of the advantages of teaching history is that you don't have rather a very powerful and dangerous storm. from millions along the east coast. winter storm is still slamming the major cities. forcing officials to close government offices. shut down transportation lines. and even issue travel bans. because of the conditions. >> . at least eleven people are dead tonight. and the storm continues to dump record amount of snow on the east coast. including new york. where about 3 inches are piling up every hour. >> . >> snow, snow. and more snow. epic and slow moving storm shut down cities. c and emptied airports. and tkproupbded flights. drivers and several states stranded in cars and trucks on the road. even emergency vehicles having trouble. in central kentucky, some drivers stuck on the interstate for as many as 19 hours. h having to deci

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for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. >> now, an fox 35 news. here, freeze warning in effect for much of central florida. we will have your full forecast coming up. >>> the big apple the big chill. drivers ordered off the roads and the governor lends a helping hand. >> he kept banking on the doors and windows and nobody answered. >> a neighbor tells us how he tried to save two people trapped in a burning kissimmee mobile home. >>> we will take you to the new kind of class. >> it right now at fox 35 news at ten. >>> the city that never sleeps is under a blanket of snow tonight, more than a foot of powered under the big apple and places across the east. >> no gridlock in the nation's capitol. the snowboarders are hitting the empty streets of d.c. back of jeeps and enjoying themselves quite a bit. storms are leaving their mark and leaving tons opsnow across the entire northeast. millions of people affected i am keith landry. godo. >> around here we have the coldest air in the season. you can see temperatures dropping into the low to mid 20 ov

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! 3 we have crews in spartanburg county tonight--where there is the potential of black ice forming ---after yesterday's snow storm. 3 and we're in greenville county--where people are still trying to thaw out--and where the snow is still on the ground. 3 we're taking a live look outside our station. much of the snow has melted-but officials are still urging drivers to use caution because of ice--but the weather isn't the only thing happening tonight--aaron? 3 i'm live in charlotte at the bank of america stadium. the latest on the n-f-c championship coming up. 3 good evening, i'm sarah danik. danik.and i'm derek dellinger. thank you for joining us tonight.winter weather has impacted many people in the upstate and western north carolina. tempertures are dropping--bringing the threat of icy roads.we have a list of they are at the bottom of your screen--and while you watch that--we want to give you a look at your weather. 3 meteorologist ted phaeton has been keeping an eye on what we can exp

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! >> too many people on the streets. both driving and walking. we need you to stay home. >> right now at 10:00, strong warnings from city leaders as a deadly storm slams the northeast and not showing signs of slowing down. >> he could be the newest face of the race, form he mayor, michael bloomberg, how this could rattle the candidates. >> and the invasion has arrived. launch of the great gasparilla season. >> the 10:00 news are . >> i'm aaron mesmer in for lloyd. >> and i'm haley hinds. millions of people in washington, d.c. are under a blizzard warning, some received up to three feet of snow. hundreds of national guard members have been assisting citizens, some areas of maryland has seen 40 inches of snow. some areas, water instantly froze. turning many parts of the city into ice. >> new york officials say three people died from shoveling. weather-related deaths to 18. travel ban. city's mayor has taken it very seriously. >> no one wants to have to arrest people but the nypd will take

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! trapped for more than 15 hours! a local man tells his story from kentucky.... capped off by a random act of kindness. but while the winter blast took it easy on us... a much different story along the east coast where some cities are shutting everything down... good evening everyone, i'm frankie jupiter. new york city, baltimore and d-c... all getting the worst of it... with some areas expected to dig out of nearly 30 inches of snow when it's all said and done. a powerful winter storm is bearing down right now with at least 12 fatalities reported. fox news correspondent joel waldman has more. waldman says oncam intro : "this blizzard is living up to its hype here in washington - while new york city was caught off guard... with the snow totals there already tripling forecasters predictions." a travel ban is in effect for new york city as the mayor there warned of the potential for 20, 25 or even maybe 30 inches of snow. de blasio says: "until we finally see this storm end and we see jus

so, battalion chief mark johnson, nicole--and battalion chief are-i lead battalion she's at the airportsince november. >> i just have one comment and actually two quick comments. i also want to congratulate the chief on his appointment. i know incredibly how he is regarded a training already and i'm sure he will continue to do wonderful work there. commissioner cleaveland raise questions about the timing of the strategic planning, and even though we don't anticipate wrapping up this month, we are in conversation with mark corso to make sure that the needs that we anticipate currently will be shared with the budget committee. so, we want to-i want to assure you that if there's something that we see on the horizon now and needs to be funded this year or the next year, that will share with the budget committee and i hope that is a little bit reassuring . we won't lose an entire year in that process. that's all i had. thank you, c chief. >> report from operation. report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, the bureau of fire prevention, and

he still holds iowa's single game scoring mark of 49 points. johnson was drafted in 1970 by the cleveland cavaliers with the 7th pick in the nba draft. georges niang, monte morris and jarrod uthoff have all been named to the lute olson award mid season watch list. an award given to non-freshman players. niang and morris have led iowa state to a 12-2 start, the cyclones host baylor tomorrow. start, hawks dont play again till next thursday at michigan state. drake womenet a big road win at missouri state 82-75. lizzy wendell 19 points. bulldogs now 9-5 overall, 2-1 in the mvc. if you're going to the vikings and seahawks game this weekend, bundle up. its expected to be one of the coldest games in nfl history. nfc wildcard game set for noon on sunday outside in minneapolis. temps expected to be about 4 degrees at kickoff, wind chills the nfc wild card games are sunday. vikings seahawks can be seen right here on channel 13 at noon. game 2 on sunday, packers-redskins [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's netwo

jennifer johnson, nbc new" >> mark's in no[ with sports - with one of the best wrestling invitationals around. (mark) the herb irgens invite in ida grove is one of the biggest invites in the state of iowa. we'll have action from oa-bcig high school coming up after the break plus, south dakota and s- d-s-u renew their rivalry she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to cha... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't ququ until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. irgens invitational in ida grove. oa-bcig high school hosted the 46th installment of the tournament, with 26 teams and over 30 0 nked wrestlers competing. independence is the defending team champion. this is quarterfinal round action. starting at 120 pounds, sergeant bluff-luton's rhyker sims