mala city manager mark johnson "now is the time to pour out our love for this family." officials are planning to set up a donation drop-off point. they encourage other residents to test their smoke alarms and install new batteries. it is not known whether this house had working smoke alarms at the time of the fire. we will be following this investigation as soon as we get any new information, we will pass it along to you. jason: new information overnight about a deadly orlando shooting. a 26-year-old man was shot to death near holden and obt. another man at the scene was taken in for questioning. investigators have not said if he is a suspect. >> officers arrested five teens wales wednesday night. the car was burglaries across hillsboro, and polk counties. investigators have been called connected. jason: the 15-year-old accused of hitting and injuring a deputy is being charged as an adult. jancarlos ortiz is facing several charges, including second-degree attempted murder. michelle: that donald trump supporter who sucker punched a protester has been suspended. john mcgr

mark johnson on facebook. we will be right back. >>> only on 5. a surprising consequence of the heroin epidemic sweeping our area. >> life saving organ donations on the recall. how others are helping others in the wake of tragedy. >> putting the epidemics into perspective. 49 people died from heroin overdoses died from the drug fentanyl and many families are trying to cope by saving lives. >> adam was amazing young man. he was a football player and a former boy scout. >> marlene shay says her son was an athlete and had an injury and started to take pain pills and then got hooked on heroin. he died from an overdose and he was 21 years old. >> when adam got his new license at 21, he made the decision to be an organ donor and we thought that is who knew six months later we would be honoring that decision. >>> adam's family donated his kidneys and pancreas saving the lives of two women. >> extremely generous sowl. >> life bank handles donations in northeast ohio. >> our overdoses have increased by 50% in two years. >> the life bank hospital clinical o

let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson, where is the rain? >> it is called a squall line, lee. it is developing and evolving from individual cells of thunder. now joining forces and becoming a line of heavy rain and gusty winds. you want to see the wind field, frank. this is pretty good winds. 30, 35, 40 miles per hour winds. moving up the i-75 corridor, ashland, we did measure a couple of wind speeds or 50 miles per hour. but i'm not believing that those are reaching the ground just yet. but you get the picture, a wall of wind coming our way and we have scattered showers developing ahead of it. vermilion. it will be a thundery evening because it is warm out there. 71 in akron, 70 canton, a surge of warm, muggy air up to the lake shore and that's fueling the thunderstorms as an area of low pressure rides through central ohio. if you are going out and about, plan on thunder, 7, 8, up to 9:00 and the major skull line should have moved through and we will have lingering showers, perhaps a tiny clap of thunder. for strong storms it will be 7 to 9

mark johnson wews on facebook. >>> a major auto safety announcement to tell you about. a new automatic system on vehicles will become standard on all cars. to save thousands of lives and prevent thousands of car crashes. abc explains the features. >> reporter: it's an action all drivers fear. and now this new technology, called automatic emergency braking, or aed, is a new feature transportation and safety agencies say will prevent some 28,000 accidents on our roadways. >> today's commitment means that safety isn't just for those who can afford it. all of these vehicles that will get aed technology will save lives. >> reporter: here's how it works. the system uses on-vehicle sensors to detect an imminent crash. it then warns the driver and will apply the brakes automatically if the driver does not take sufficient action quickly. >> this can be a very important step in finding new ways and new models of working towards more safety and fewer fatalities. >> reporter: some 20 automakers representing 99% of the commitment to make it standard equipment in virtually all new ca

now, my friend mark johnson will give you the official time when spring crosses over the threshold in this part of the world, but no matter what time that is, i think it is already here. i am a son of mother nature, leon bibb. >> wow. >> very uplifting. >> incredible things to see all around this time of year. >> including -- >> now, that thing about spring. >> spring, yeah. >> he set the table for us. >> leon, i got the countdown clock. >> the countdown clock is already counting down. >> this is the leon bibb commemorative spring begins count down clock. 1 day, six hours, 40 minutes, and 29, 28, 27, 26 seconds. spring is on the way except this front is going to bring in an isolated shower or two, just an isolated sprinkle as it drives in. it's really not going to slow you down. nothing to worry about. temperatures chillier than the last several days. so the trend is for a cool- down. 42 downtown in euclid, 46 bedford to richfield. brunswick at 48. wet lake, hopkins sitting at 47. did you notice out here to the east of cleveland? euclid, up toward timberlake, 40 degrees there. 43 in m

mark johnson weews. and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappointed in leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. i share president obama's outrage. it's time we had leaders with the courage to stand up to the nra. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. in the senate, i'll fight for commonsense gun safety, criminal background checks, ban assault weapons. i approve this message because ted strickland will never stand up to the nra. i will. >>> new details involving a white officer shooting an unarmed black man in alabama. >> the officer said he thought the man had a weapon but an investigation found that wasn't the case. >> reporter: for nellie, an is an answer to her prayers. >> i don't care how a man do, god has the last hope. >> reporter: the officer is 23- year-old aaron smith who, threw his attorney, fighting to clear his name. >> mr. gunn fled and used forcing a gains this officer, threatened the life of this officer and the citizens of this community. >> reporter: the lawyer m

. >>> let's check in with the chief, mark johnson. cold shoulder. >> the cold arm, the cold elbow, cold fingers, too. 41 degrees. that's chilly outside. ashtabula. we have had reports of a few isolated snowflakes coming into the east side, lake geauga, ashtabula, even into the youngs stown area a couple of flurries. they're going to fade quickly. notice clouds are here. they will be in and out through the overnight. we will call it mainly cloudy skies again if there's a flurry where you are that would be about it. your evening will require the warm gear, the winter apparel. indeed as temperatures fall back quickly into the lower and into 2:00 a.m., then we actually add a few clicks towards sunrise tomorrow, and that's the first signal that we actually warm it up a little bit for you. we've got warmer cities. we've got springtime thunderstorms, and we have some more snow in my seven-day forecast. it's the battle of the air masses. it is spring in northern ohio. >> reporter: today a cleveland police officer faced a judge and pleaded not guilty to felonous assault charges. the officer was

. >> reporter: city manager mark johnson says he knew minniola was a tight-knit community before this tragedy, and now he has proof. >> we also had people offer a room in their house or a company offer professional counseling services. >> reporter: the family still needs clothing and shoes. the to get the family a house, which means they'll soon need furniture too. a page is dedicated to the young man they called their angel. >> council chambers will be open tomorrow from 8:00 to 5:00 for people to donate. >> we posted items needed online. wftv.com, click on web links. >>> the victim of a vehicle theft used gps technology to help police recover his stolen pickup trucks. today those tracking devices installed in the trucks helped police track them down. priests turning themselves in this morning after investigators say they did nothing to stop more than 80 children from being sexually abused . >>> a central florida man is fed up with receiving text messages from the restaurant polo tropical. he claimed the restaurant has violated the telephone consumer protection act by using an automa

mineola city manager mark johnson is calling on the community to help the victims. he says now is the time for us to come together and pour out our love for his -- this family. he asked for prayers and donations. officials are planning to set up an official donation drop-off point. they are asking citizens to -- other residents to test their smoke alarms. we will continue to follow this investigation for you. we will bring you new information on air and online at wesh.com. live in mineola, alex villareal. a man about a deadly shooting in an orlando apartment complex. brett connolly joins us now with the investigation. brett: very limited details into this investigation so far. what we can confirm, a 26-year-old man was gunned down last night and authorities are interviewing at least one person in custody. police were called to the chowder bay apartments, responding to a aggravated battery complaint. that complex is south of downtown orlando just west of orange blossom trail near holden avenue. that call coming in just before 10 a clock last night. officials are ques

. >>> this is mark johnson. >> we're going to leave in about 10 minutes and the kids think they're going to church. >> he's whispering because he has a surprise for his family. >> he and his wife have loaded them up in the car and they think they're going to murphysboro. >> what's there? >> very nice people. the other gayle bass in the country lives there. >> only you would know that. >> i get her e-mails. >> we're actually not going to murphysboro. >> pete in the green hat -- >> not so much. >> you got to get a plane to orlando and we're spending the week in disney. >> i love the kid on the right in the stripes. he was so uninterested. he was stuck in the back of the car. >> we're going to disney world! >> the fingers, the smelly fingers. >> you'll be out of school for a week. >> that's even better, no school. >> what if you didn't pack the right stuff. >> that's okay. >> that's exactly my concern. that's exactly what i was thinking. >> guess what, you're not going to a deserted island, okay. you can get stuff. >> orlando is different than murphysboro. out of the car, grab her bag and >

mark johnson said now is the time for us to come together and pour out our love to this family. we encourage the family to donate what they can to help them this their time of need. investigators say everyone else was able to escape with minor injuries. as we work to gather more information about what happened here, we are also hearing from neighbors as well. i spoke to one neighbor who tells us what she saw and heard when the flames first erupted. we'll hear from her coming up. >> deputies investigate a deadly shooting. it happened at the chowder bay apartments apartments. deputies say when they arrived, they found a man with gunshot wounds. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. a man is being detained but no >> happening today, the mother of a missing newborn baby is set to go before a judge. one sign of the infant known as baby willow. investigators say susan richardson gave birth in orlando and then abandoned her baby. searchers have combed the neighborhood but still no sign of the little girl. >> it is another chance for detectives to pick up leads in the s

. >>> mark johnson keeping an eye on it. >> it is because of the feisty low pressure that is causing the storms that we see moving this way to have a little spin to them and one of the spins actually reached the ground right here and there is the tornado again as captured near phillipsburg. probably an ef0 or ef1. here is what is left of the squall line, still pretty feisty, moving to the eyewitness news channel 5 viewing area headed northeast right now we have no severe weather warnings out for anywhere in the newschannel 5 this is heavy rainfall. dangerous lightning and gusty winds above 30 miles per hour. moving out of mansfield through ashland and wooster and up towards wellington. another broke in line of cells towards lorain and back towards norwalk. northeast. should reach cleveland, akron right around 8:00 p.m. plan accordingly. look at the temperatures, mild indeed. 60s and 70s. so this evening, keep an eye out, especially 8 to 10:00 p.m. for stronger thunderstorms perhaps even wind gusts above 30 or 40. temperatures in the 50s by ten p.m. as we are still looking at more sca

. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson with an update on our weather. >> a lot going on around northern ohio and the great lakes. we have this to blame. an upper level low and a surface low kind of sitting and pretty strong. what's it doing to us now? stirring up a few isolated rain showers. they will be with us for the next couple of hours, and, of course, stirring up some pretty good wind gusts. we have seen them calm down just a bit. still blustery in cleveland p. in ashtabula. last hour we had several gusts above 40. gradually taming down those tells, a lot of green on the map. that means 50-plus-degree temperatures. looking good. overnight notice a couple of isolated showers, all the way through 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, then things should be mainly clear but temperatures are cooling down. middle 40s for many of you. wear the green sweater. did i mention we're tracking some snow for the first day of spring, chris? >> thanks but no thanks. >>> new at 6:00 we're learning an arrest has been made after a 20-year-old shot several cars on cleveland's east side with an ak-47.

. >>> chief meteorologist mark johnson tracking the storm that is coming. >>> moving over all of us during the evening hours. it will transition from rain to snow very quickly and a big drop in temperatures. let's deal with what is going on right now. let's come over here to the power of 5 live doppler network. a mess. greens and yellows and oranges. the wintery mix of rain and here is the heavier snow. missed up by about 100 miles or so. they can have it in michigan. 46 with rain in cleveland. 48 with rain in akron. 50 in canton. youngstown at 59 and ashtabula mid-30s. the front is beginning to shift south in this area and back to our west as well, toledo is into scattered snow at this time. your evening timeline, here is how it is going to be. primarily rain for about 8:00. after that we will see the transition from west to east. from rain to snow. so the roadways could get slippery and the temperatures will fall quickly. by ten, we will have middle and upper 30s and some areas west of us could easily be below freezing. so the rain is falling now. freezing up on the highways. travel this

. >>> mark johnson is talking about the chill. >> we we couldn't warm up because of the fog. these are not pufffy pillows but clouds. we are trying to get breaks in the overcast and it could continue through the evening. the good news is that the visibilities that were below a quarter of a mile for some of you, are now really improved. visibilities ten miles or greater, akron and wooster and cleveland 6 miles of visibility. look at the temperatures. cleveland and menner and astubula, milder, 57, akron and 56 in canton and 60 dover new philly and the evening timeline is chilly, all right? clouds try to thin out. we will stay mainly cloudy with temperatures falling back in the 47 to 48-degree range by ten p.m. then they begin to warm up and that will bring rain and i will track that. looks like a soggy morning rush hour for some. danita. >>> thank you. >>> a week since fire tore through two buildings at the hickory hill apartments. the residents have been fighting to get the ren money and we are learning that they have won the fight. paul kiska with a new development. >> report

mark johnson. >> oh, yeah. i have better news for your week. that thunderstorm will still be out there but will travel a little farther south and east. we do have our official news channel 5 spring tracker spring begins, 20:12:30 a.m. on sunday. spring will not feel springish or spring like. not much with that front, just some clouds. here is the cloud cover right now. it's hit and miss. you will see some stars shine and then clouds will move n we call that patchy clouds. them an official meteorologist cal term. right there it is. closing in on interstate 70. we try to get a few isolate the sprinkles. no luck. still 40 in con shock ton. winds are out of the north. that is expected with a cold front or passage with the wind shifting from the south to the west. 29-degree dew point. i think we'll see lows tonight, middle and upper 20s as you get up and go for your saturday morning. here is the rain and thunder and the rain stretches all the way up into st. louis. cold air coming in. cold air developing. this low is not coming northeast but going e

. >> they want mark johnson out here. here we go the good news is the warmup begins tomorrow and temperatures go above normal for a couple of days and we will have the battle of the warm and cold, march and april. we will have all of the seasons. >> all of them. >> the next 7 days and tomorrow is a better day and let's take a look. outside right now here is a live look downtown akron. nothing to worry about weatherwise. look at greater cleveland, an earlier shot of that beautiful, sunset and nice weather for the evening as long as you had your warm coats on. flakes were flying earlier today but no longer. we are dry around the area and here is the good news. we have cleared things out and skies wherever you go across the region with the exception of a few high clouds mainly clear and again you can see jupiter up to the moon, a great night for stargazing as long as you have a winter coat. and 29 in akron and 32 in canton. i think temperatures are close to the lows tonight. we may drop another degree or so but as the warmer

. >> mark johnson, you have some news folks may not want to hear about on the first day of spring. >> just as the clock strikes spring, 12:30 a.m. sunday morning, the snow is likely going to begin to fall for many of you across northern ohio all because of this guy here. this is a strong low pressure coming out of the south. the low is just going to graze us. it is going to head toward the east coast. but enough of this moisture here will move in at least to the eastern half of the state to make you notice the snow is falling, could be some accumulation on the grassy surfaces by church time on sunday morning into early afternoon, too. here is the front coming in. that's going to bring in some much cooler air. highs in the 30s through the weekend, lows in the 20s. the cold air is here. so any moisture that does arrive in the form of precipitation, it will be snow. so right now we've got a couple cold front barely reaching the ground if at all. i will mention an isolated evening shower four. current temperatures too warm to snow right now. 49 akron, still 50 dover new philly. so your ev

president mark johnson says the university's record enrollment of nearly 21,000 students this clear is generating resources academic faculty position. in a meeting with the nevada system of higher education next month university officials will consider asking lawmakers to fund the remaining 100 jobs. >>> happening right now free low cost health services at teases fmly health festival. truckee meadows healthy community is teaming up with partners to offer health services to those in need. the festival began around 3:30 and runs to 5:30 tonight. it's at worcester high school. free services include flu vaccinations, a teen health clinic, dental fluoride treatments, mobile pantry, and a whole lot more as well. >>> straight ahead on "news 4 at 4", apple usually waits until the fall to release new products. find out why you might be getting an upgrade sooner than you think. >>> stopping school violence and bullying. a new resource available to students who want to report problems. that's coming up in our >>> and i am colin jackson. this pattern has all of us excited. why? more snow's coming

president mark johnson says the university's record enrollment is generating resources that will fund 300 of those new fashion ultimate positions university specialists are expected to ask the legislature to fund the other 100 faculty jobs. >>> happening next governor sandoval is holding a ribbon cutting ceremony for the first car charging station on nevada's so-called electric highway. the highway stretches from las vegas to reno and goes through small towns. it's called an electric highway because car charging stations of the electric cars to make the 450-mile journey. tomorrow's ribbon cutting ceremony this beatty. >>> the water level it lake tahoe continues to rise but dry february is putting break brakes on the snowpack. national weather service hydrologist says lake tahoe has risen to within about 9 inches of its natural rim but that's far short of the average for this time of year of more than 2 feet above the rim let's get our full forecast with chief meteorologist colin jackson. i'm hearing we could see some rain or even snow in the mountains very soon. >> there's the lake. a

race today that we haven't covered and for the results of that we turn to chief meteorologist mark johnson. >> and the winner is ... thunderstorms and then snow. yeah. i didn't win anything. >> with snow a chose second or ... >> like i said, i tweeted out today, who is your choices for the final four in the ncaa, my choices are winter. [ audio trouble ]. >> march madness. we're going to transition into snow. going to run all four seasons in the next week. so, let's take a look, first of all right now at the power of 5 we have our high resolution imagery on and notice we have showers moving up through tiffen toward sandusky actually in lorain may graze greater cleveland. number two, and batch number three, those will arrive during the morning and there could be an isolated shower even lingering into the afternoon, so i've kind of spread it out a little bit. in between, some sunshine. here is severe thunderstorm watches, tornado watch just was cancelled for illinois, and we have wind advisories creeping into western ohio through 8 p.m. tomorrow evening. we're not expecting severe storms here

. >> tracy: city manager mark johnson is stacking up some of the items dropped off here at city hall to help a family going through the truly unimaginable, a fire consumed their home wednesday night and 17-year-old trevor ross died. the vice mayor is happy to help, happy to be able to do something. >> what really gets me is the fact that it does mention here, feel better. as you can see the words are not spelled correctly and i think that is the most touching thing ever. >> feel better spelled with the sincere emotion of a young child. there's so much more. these two cases filled with dry cleaned dress clothes, food, blankets, gift cards, money. >> minneola is a small town but it has a huge spirit. a lot of stories coming out of the this tragedy, like this bag. a bag of pennies, some bills, brought here by a young boy who apparently emptied out his entire pig i bank to donate to this family. >> when a kid comes out and takes his time out and gives what he can, that's what really makes it super special. >> city officials tell us that trevor had gone to bed early, the rest of his famil

amy of the fog at the lake level with the buildings and last night's shelf cloud impressive from mark johnson, w ews on facebook. we we will be st. we w and we will be right back >>> the crime that shock land county. a sheriff deputy fund down and the man convicted can be set free. we show you how the officer's widow and sun are fighting back. >> reporter: this memorial honors glen sturgill, killed in the line of duty in 1982. 34 years later his family is now fighting to keep one of his killers locked up in prison. >> i still seek my dad's approval, you know. i just wish i could hear him say you are doing good. speaks as a man that had his childhood stole. >> i don't remember my dad i don't remember him hugging >> reporter: tim's father, detective glen sturgill shot in august of 1982 on his 30th birthday. tim was three years old. his only memory remains playing >> i have to visit him at the grave yard. >> our cameras were rolling when the killers were hauled into court. the detective had interrupted the robberies and a shotgun blast to the heart killed him in stanley. sturgill's wife, becky w

keep an eye out for news channel 5's mark johnson. he is the emcee once again this year. >>> they are hosting its world it will be from noon to 4, and feature interactive exhibits, hikes, other activities to showcase the importance of water globally. they'll also have food in case you get a little hungry as well. >>> with easter right around the corner, easter egg hunts will be front and center. today there's one for adults hosted by canton parks recreation. the event will be tonight at 7:30 at wise park. costs $10 person. >>> they are the brave souls, the arctic plunge. they will be jumping into frigid lake erie. it's all for a good cause. the money will go to teams researching cures for parkinson's and heart disease. after jumping into the lake, those brave souls again will be warming up at the after party. that's being held at -- better them than me. great cause. >>> if you see news happening, let us know. text or e-mail us. >>> on tuesday, the president will address the cuban people and taking in an competition game between the ta

mark johnson on twitter. and we will see you on tv tomorrow. >>> we are back with new information from nasa astronaut scott kelly and he shares what it was like spending so much time away from his family and readjusting to gravity. his muscles are still sore getting ready to earth and still things are painful to the touch. >> for a number of days, sensitive like burning feeling almost because my skin didn't have any pressure on it for so long. it's kind of like maybe now i understand why babies cry when they come out of the wound, right? before he spend a year in space he had impressive resume serving as fighter pilot, space station commander and shuttle commander. so what does one do next after accomplishing so much? >> finding that next meaningful about. and rewarded by is something about. >> kelley says he would like to write a book but in the immediate future just chill on the couch. >>> march is women's history month and today is international women's day. the first day celebrated in 1909 after a strike for horrific working conditions in new york city. while women have come a long

. >> chief meteorologist mark johnson in the weather center right now. when will it calm down. >> if we were outside with this all right you can do better than that. shake it up a bit. yeah, it's very windy out there especially along the shore way we've seen gusts about 50 miles per hour. still have our wind advisory, cuyahoga, lorain, medina, erie, huron, ashland, rich land counties through 8 p.m. this evening and again because you're not in the advisory does not mean you're not going to have gusty winds out there. look at the current wind gusts these you new, 45 in elyria, 45 in akron, the gusts right now in the city that will continue through the evening gradually subsiding overnight tonight. as far as the rain goes most of it is gone. we're actually seeing quite a bit of sunshine but we do have a couple of isolated sprinkles trying to develop and move towards mansfield and ashland and canton over the next couple hours. current temperatures 60s that's mild.

mark: brice johnson help to break that game open. it was joe l jameson sideline that of the internet as soon as it aired. james is a man of a thousand memorable races for the tar heels. [laughter] >> is that the essence of your personality? >> i guess so. i didn't even think about it. >> what in the world? [laughter] >> p is a character. [laughter] -- he is a character. >> i love him for it. mark: i think we all do. he is a horde frog at heart a having played for tcu for 14 seasons. tcu has only been to seven turn immense in nearly 80 years of playing best kebab. they last made the field in 1998. he will be a motivated coach trying to bring his alma mater back to the top. steve: that's good stuff. tisha: sarah court. the news continues on abc11.com, the abc 11 mobile app and facebook and twitter. steve: an exclusive interview with president obama, making his around the world. you will see it live in and -- in a couple of minutes. we hope to see that here for the news at 11:00. until then, have a great >>> tonight, a special edition o

jason johnson. >> mark: let's get right into it. what are your predictions on both sides here is this what's going on? >> i think that hillary clinton is going to be pretty successful tonight. i think she will win the majority of the states. she is certainly going to do well in places like north carolina. i think the only place that's really sort of up for grabs on the democratic side is ohio. i think we could be surprised there by bernie sanders, and i think on the republican side donald trump is going to sweep everything, but i do think that john kasich will be the hero of and i do think he is going to win ohio tonight and keep that prize out of donald trump's hands. >> romona: there is no path forward for john kasich or rubio if they lose their states tonight. but both have indicated that they might not drop out. i know a lot has been said about kasich saying he is staying in but i also heard him say he might not drop out. what would be the strategy for them to stay? >> well, if you don't drop out of the race, then they're still

the only person i have is mark johnson.chael hardiman,. ♪ here is comes ♪ fire commissions son ♪ here somes the son ♪ here comes the son ♪ and i hope to i say ♪ ♪ i hope you see the light ♪ i hope you see the sun and light ♪ ♪ for mike 12349 make it turn out right ♪ ♪ here comes the commission fire son ♪ >> i'd like to reiterate what i said about commissioner hardiman and commissioner nikagio again. commissioner hardiman shows up to a lot of our pyres. he has our concern when it comes to safety. i gave you the statistics that president breed requested. >> next speaker. seeing no other speakers. public comment -- okay. seeing no other speakers, public comment is closed. so the reappointment of fire commissioner michael hardiman, is there a motion? >> sir, i'd like to table item number two. >> the motion is to table -- can we have a roll call. >> on the motion to table, made by supervisor cohen, seconded by supervisor mar. supervisor mar. >> no. >> supervisor cohen. >> yes. >> supervisor cohen yes. we have one no and one yes.

the only person i have is mark johnson.chael hardiman,. ♪ here is comes ♪ fire commissions son ♪ here somes the son ♪ here comes the son ♪ and i hope to i say ♪ ♪ i hope you see the light ♪ i hope you see the sun and light ♪ ♪ for mike 12349 make it turn out right ♪ ♪ here comes the commission fire son ♪ >> i'd like to reiterate what i said about commissioner hardiman and commissioner nikagio again. commissioner hardiman shows up to a lot of our pyres. he has our concern when it comes to safety. i gave you the statistics that president breed requested. >> next speaker. seeing no other speakers. public comment -- okay. seeing no other speakers, public comment is closed. so the reappointment of fire commissioner michael hardiman, is there a motion? >> sir, i'd like to table item number two. >> the motion is to table -- can we have a roll call. >> on the motion to table, made by supervisor cohen, seconded by supervisor mar. supervisor mar. >> no. >> supervisor cohen. >> yes. >> supervisor cohen yes. we have one no and one yes.

. >> tracy: city manager mark johnson is stacking up some of the items dropped off here at city hall to help a family going through the truly unimaginable. a fire consumed their home wednesday night. and 17-year-old trevor died. vice mayor pam is happy to help, happy to be able to do something. >> what really gets me is the fact that it does mention here -- it's from a young one, as you can see. the words are not spelled correctly and i think that is the most touching thing ever. >> feel better, spelled with the sincere emotion of a young child. so much more. these suitcases filled with dry cleaned dress clothes, food, blankets, gift cards, money. >> minneola is a small town but it has a huge spirit. a lot of stories coming out of this tragedy, like this bag. a bag of pennies. some bills. brought here by a young boy who apparently emptied out his >> when a kid comes out and a kid takes his time out and gives what he can, that's what really makes it super special. >> city officials tell us that trevor had gone to bed early. the rest of his family out, when something sparked a fire tha

terrence, mark johnson said we have to get some pretzels and put them in there. >>> and now to another 5 on the city of cleveland signed off on electric work for a home when they shouldn't have. and we're talking about numerous issues with exposed wires and unquestionable boxes and questionable wiring. and when we were there, when inspectors came back out to look at it, they refused to inspect it again and if cameras were rolling and we waited outside while they checked it out again. >> and no, but you guys are involved and they're showing more concern. i am glad that you guys are involved. hopefully, you know, i can get some justice. >> reporter: from the start, the homeowner who has big plans for her place just wanted her contractor to make sure the home is safe. >>> and 5:19. going up, in, imagine buying a new home. when you go to move in, it's trashed and who decided to throw a welcoming party for one family. >> and a little girl left nearly paralyzed. how an everyday dance move you're watching good morning cleveland on newschannel 5. . >>> good morning and welcome back. live look

all of the retirement into the 401k this part of the 2015 agreement $436 million overall pish >>mark: johnson a 14 year police veteran anderson was a police officer killed while on the job. >>darya: i he did not have a history of heart problems he was 66 years old he started his career in the advertising business and he caught his first trick and how it what he started is best known for creating the larry sanders show began he is dead at the age of 66 per. i >>mark: nasa on the ballot as graphic picture this would in allows us to see what the other planets surface look like build crib but track and the gravitational pull on space-door provide insight the future space missions as well as helps scientists understand how to develop we will be back with more news. weather and news >>james: temperatures right now have to get out the door on the mild side a lot of mid-50s for the inland valley of the 40's and the south the 52 and san francisco 52 across the bay in oakland later this afternoon you'll see why spend the 07 is for the in the east valley 59 to 72 it is once the another sunny day with re

that's a problem for mark johnson, a fish biologist with the yakama nation.ys 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 where it's 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 will be able t

johnson. yesterday marked one year since officer johnson was shot and killed as he responded to a call about a suicidal man. he grew up in san jose and been with the department for 14 years. his widow saw the freeway sign for first time yesterday and said she was very moved. >> he loved the community so much and to see all these people come out and show how much they loved him as much as we did was just phenomenal and i'm so proud that i get to drive down to work every day and see the highway. >> the stretch of road had special meaning to the johnson family. we are told that he used to bike through there as a kid and as an adult he drove each day to work on that freeway. 19 law enforcement officers from several bay area police agencies were honored yesterday in the south bay. they included a chp officer who went above and beyond the call of duty to stop a distraught woman from jumping off the beige -- bay bridge. in february he used a tow harness to secure himself, you might remember this amazing picture, he climbed out on the ledge of the bridge and saved that woman's life. >> i'm honored tha

the only person i have is mark johnson.chael hardiman,. ♪ here is comes ♪ fire commissions son ♪ here somes the son ♪ here comes the son ♪ and i hope to i say ♪ ♪ i hope you see the light ♪ i hope you see the sun and light ♪ ♪ for mike 12349 make it turn out right ♪ ♪ here comes the commission fire son ♪ >> i'd like to reiterate what i said about commissioner hardiman and commissioner nikagio again. commissioner hardiman shows up to a lot of our pyres. he has our concern when it comes to safety. i gave you the statistics that president breed requested. >> next speaker. seeing no other speakers. public comment -- okay. seeing no other speakers, public comment is closed. so the reappointment of fire commissioner michael hardiman, is there a motion? >> sir, i'd like to table item number two. >> the motion is to table -- can we have a roll call. >> on the motion to table, made by supervisor cohen, seconded by supervisor mar. supervisor mar. >> no. >> supervisor cohen. >> yes. >> supervisor cohen yes. we have one no and one yes.

mark strassmann at johnson space center in houston with more. here inside building nine. this is a mockup of the soyuz space capsule that brought kelly back to earth. over here, a replica of the space station. think about it. kelly orbited the earth, 16 time a day for almost a year now. that is 143 million miles. earth and mars. scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> he is back. after nearly a year living in earth's ultimate penthouse apartment. 220 miles above the rest of us. folks here in mission control. houston letting out a big cheer. nasa will study the 52-year-old for the impact of long time weightlessness. what happens to the human body after 340 days of too little gravity and too much radiation. they will assess the psychological effects of living in such cramped alien quarters. >> it's not necessarily uncomfortable. it is a harsh environment. for instance, having no running water. kind of look i have been in the woods camping for a year with regards to like, hygiene. and liftoff. the year in space starts now. >> the goal, to help future ast