the storm story in massillon. the cars are going slow overnight and navigating the give yourself extra time and when you are heading to work this were nothing. took us 20 to 30 minutes longer than normal to get to this part of canton and how's it looking in your area, john? >> i we passed where you were and saw you were not outside i advise you to kind of stay in this morning if you don't have to be anywhere and as traffic builds up, it makes more sloppy driving conditions and slush we're dealing with and some temperatures around freezing. that material that is melted or slushy could refreeze and i mentioned traffic paying -- picking up here and roads are looking better as the snow let up and allowing road crews to catch up and heading southbound. a lot of snow on the roadways and there was one lane that was really open for travel. you can see all three lanes are looking good. again, we're heading northbound out of canton on 77. and things are looking better here as road conditions improve. you can imagine that th

bob jones is live on 5 in mass is massillon. and this woman was already known to cops. >> reporter: massillon police were on alert that she could be a danger. officers say the video proves they had good reason to worry. check out this massillon police cruiser video given to us showing a 26-year-old handcuffed but still kicking a window with steel bars. sams her head into the plexiglass window separating the cop who is driving from the a prisoner, behavior that is both alarming and dangerous. >> we don't want to injure any other public members or any of our officers, and we don't want the suspect injured either. >> reporter: the trouble started when police went to arrest her on warrants. but police tell me she hid in the attic. as she was pulled out she kicked one of the cops. >> she started kicking him, caught him a couple of tames in the chest and the face area. >> reporter: that officer suffered a minor injury. meanwhile the struggle continued. even handcuffs didn't stop the violence. >> she's thrashing around, bashing her hea

p>>> how is a massillon native pleaving his mark? p music p>> romona: he is leaving his pmark on the rap scene. pblack history month is just pbeginning, and we want to pintroduce you to a local rapper. phis name is stally. phe's a massillon native, and phe's been called a conscious prapper. pand tia ewing sat down to talk pwith him. prepresenting massillon, ohio. p that's just the play p. p>> reporter: when stally hits pthe mic, he isn't playing. phis rhymes are authentic. preal lyrics about his life pgrowing up in massillon, ohio. p>> until 2009, i would say, is pwhen i really started letting pother people hear the music. p music p i just smile p. p>> reporter: stally is a self roclaimed conscious rapper who pdoesn't come with an ego, still ptaking a part of ohio with him peverywhere he goes. p>> ohio is everything to me. pit's what birthed me. pit's my up bringing where i get pmy morals. p>> reporter: part of atlantic precords. pstally says he rocks a little pbling but won't cheapen his pmessage for the diamonds in pgold. p>> the m

no surprise that the kent police are making additional arrests this time another 17-year-old from massillon .h s people summoned s to the ryan's place apartment on sunday, said the three men wearingsa bandannas with that money a general mass mass of wesley, a kent state freshman was shot and killed one of the residents there identified seven june ty kremling of stow is whether the suspect he was arrested charges in juvenile with aggravated murder, on wednesdayay the police arrested a ofof marquise goodwin of massillon he is in custody at the portage countyh juvenile detention center .e >> both of them have been charged with delinquency by aggravated murderme, part of the incident, and 8-year-old man is dead because of this, that constitutes anth aggravated murder so all the subjects involved the same offense and we are third-party that with every indication that not only are they not done but it isa likely that more arrests will be forthcoming, dave nethers fox 8 news. >> two brothers face charges for a multimillion dollar food stamp fraud at the cleveland store . tracy mccool joins us. >>

. >> second suspect, 17-year-old from massillon who they say are confident was involved in the crimehet the police were called to ryan's place apartments on sunday, the caller said that three men wearing bandannas came in withth guns drawn demanding westlake oppression was shot and killed . believe that he may have been visiting friends . b identified ty kremling is arrested soon after and then on wednesday the arrested were t-square of massillon both ordered the portage county charges including delinquency by aggravated murder. >> better that of the linda city limits were trying to determine any relationshiplt and any motive behind this. >> they say they're making progress and they leave every indication that more arrests are likely,l dave nethers fox 8 news. fate in court unleashes a verbal barrage on the judge hearing the case, the outburst was caught on video as jack shea joins us. >> it was not a smart move by the judge says it did not affect the outcome of the casert. >> that was how 34-year-old john macko addressed judge eugene lucci before being sentenced on charges of burglary

right now, across the boardland locations, wayne county, massillon and good morning. canton into the upper 20s, the warm spot and the airport at 34 degrees. a little bit of high pressure is building into the east and the south and you can see from county, the islands, kelly islands and seeing the clouds working in and that is due to this area of low pressure and that is going to change the whole game as we head into late tonight and early morning as we're tracking rain transitioning into snow to kick off the week. hour-by-hour soaking today up. nick, i was looking at the extended forecast. and this time next weekend, i am going to be talking about overnight lows. >> and this winter's been interesting to see the least up and down the roller coaster. >>> and breaking overnight, a state highway sergeant dragged by a car during a traffic stop. the police are searching for the driver responsible and meg good morning, meg. >> you good morning, nick. and right now, police have an arrest warrant out for the driver. thankfully the sergeant involved sustained minor by the car a

we kick off black history month with local rapper sally from massillon, ohio. he's called a conscious rapper. i sat down with him to talk black history means to him. >> i'm sally. i'm an artist representing massillon, ohio. [ music ] >> reporter: when he hit the mic, he isn't playing. his rhymes are authentic. real lyrics about his life growing up in massillon, ohio. >> until 2009 is when i would say i let other people hear the music. [ music ] >> tia: he's an open book, a self-proclaimed conscious rapper who doesn't come with an ego taking a part of ohio with him everywhere he goes. >> ohio is everything to me. it's what birthed me. it's my upbringing and where i get my morals. >> tia: siemed to mmg group, part of at lynntic records, he cheapen his message. i can't call a woman a b in my music. i just can't. i have a daughter, so i would never want her hearing that. >> tia: some of the content is exmrit sit. he wants listeners to hear the message. pros on escapes the tough streets of northeast ohio understanding that hard beginnings doesn't mean tough endings.

in the deep south you can check all these up at for all the picturesque snow photos it's one and massillon and a few more out in the snowballll here are the snow totalse at hopkins and bowtied at two. we're still seeing some snow on writer associated with this system we had yesterday couple of flurry let's not an active and heavier snow pushing to lake in geauga county this is going to be short lived in this is the current as the winds shift eastlake out to willoughby in pain so cuyahoga falls at 27 in the same and online. the wentzel shift income out of thesh southwest we should be close to 50 onset it's the only element we need to keep an eye on this the timing on thee showers but that warm frontrm chances are in the morning ahead of the southwestward we will see a couple of rain showersehe the amounts of these less than a the probability basically what does that mean we see of panhandle wet snow chances are that month and more than likely we willll still obviously too early to tell very active weather patternio the official school closing station. a break. we've all seen people as an ex

search for a a missing massillon woman led to the to the discovered human remains at several locationsd in richland county, and, and stacey juniel pantheons and vanished in july after a dispute with neighbors over cat's neighborste walter rants and linda buckner blehar were arrested after a nationwide search waiting on the remains to be positively identified, police and twinsburg are risking case of nude photos media and research what has been served on tumbler, andea after nude selfies possibly involving teenagers from twinsburg are posted they overtook the page down now they're trying to get them to turn over informationn about who is behind. >> the currency will be be here for you and red tail golf built by the custom homes $100 each proceeds benefit st jude also a chance to win a car from nick abraham auto mall in a hot tub lite-house pools and spas and others go to fox 8.com fox 8.com for more info. >> all eyes on cleveland this summer for the rnc you could have a front row seat,s needing meeting airport, hotel graders g and transportation host looking for hundreds of volunteers an

in his case he was over the line weaving in massillon in october when another driver called police. >> wit was gone when officers went looking for him and didn't give up. they spotted him at 6th and lincoln way and pulled him over a lock later. >> anything you want me to say prior to taking your place? >> no, your honor. >> wit had nothing to say but when the massillon police officer heard he had plenty to say on-line. we all make mistakes. at some point enough is enough. two things can stop a drunk driver a casket or prison cell. teen and handed wit 17 years. >>. >> the judge gave him advice before he went away. in the future think don't drink and will have plenty of time to do that in prison. an observation how drunk he was in october 3 1/2 times the legal limit. >> on that particular night you had a level of .290. >> yes. >> you know that means you are practically unconscious. >> yes. >> do you think you have a drinking problem? >> yes. >> for 7 years his problem won't be anyone else's. >> reporter: paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> dan: we went looking for numbers. according to cdc,

canton and massillon dispatch said they responded to accidents and disabled vehicles, but nothing too serious. as you can see, the traffic is moving smoothly in this area. if you can get past the slushy mess and the nasty, wet snow, it looks like a bit of winter wonderland out here and that is good news for your tuesday morning. meg, how's it looking in garfield heights? >> i will tell you what, in roadways here on 480 in garfield heights off of the transportation boulevard. here's a look at 480 east. i mean everybody is moving along just fine. the visibility is getting much better as we go throughout the morning and we're starting at 4:00. we can see one billboard along 480 and i can almost read the second one, great for drivers. and i think right now issue the roads are wet. it was a moderate snow until 6:00 and it lightened up and everyone is moving along okay. and they're trying to do their jobs. make sure everyone gets to work safely and, again, we're not seeing the snow like we're seeing where sarah finny and john rudder are in canton and if you're heading from south to north, t

since you ty kremling was arrested a short time later,n a wednesday resting marquise goodwin of massillon both at the have the portage county juvenile detention center facing charges includinge delinquency by aggravated murder. ryan's place or within the city of kent sore looking to determine the relationship between the suspects, how they knewi each other as well as to the motivation behind this. >> used that to make his first appearance in the portagee juvenile court friday and. >> clevelanders responded to critics who say the city decision to send the tori spelling 85 oh dollar claim for ems services as peggy gallek report. >> a day after the city filed a claim against the estate of her rice or ambulance costs, mayor frank jackson says the bill will be withdrawn and. >> but try not to be disrespectful to the family even though we stumbled that cause them harm on trying to rectify at.. >> they held a press conference thursday to address why the other dollar claim for the 12 -year-old was filed in the first placece to say that had been request submitteded by the administrator of the esta

we will zoom in, show you we've got generally stowrnl. wadsworth, massillon, the i-77 phone. here's akron about to get the rape okay sog. there's 40s and 30s here, then there's that line at the medina fore. there's definitely auto boundary right here. 56 degrees currently in millersburg. sheempedz. it is going to take a track basically right up 7 is toippedz. if does it so it's going to wrap in some cold air. very quickly overnight tonight. so we already have our winter weather advisories out for cuyahoga, lake geauga. by tomorrow morning we are fetched. and then as we head through the afternoon, generally two to founder. southern calle ho gas, geauga, southern lake counties into ashtabula county for three, four, maybe close to five inches of november. so tomorrow featured. heavy, fechtdz. especially the i-90 corridor and the interstate 80 corridor. phone. by dawn turning colder. tomorrow 34, wet snow for the morning rush. twechtdz. snow coming in less than half an inch on the ground. 33 scattered snow, one to three inches. >>> new developments on president obama's plan to cl

let the diagnosis can her down, she is still allowed to play basketball at her middle school and massillon, her dad says it is a welcome relief from everything that she's dealing with. >> her 14th birthday is coming up on february 24, and to make it extra special he's hoping thatng more people will send cards to their home, he says the ones that ones that she's gotten so far have really made her feel >> she was a bit camera shy but says that she wants to thank everyone for their support , and he wants to also thank everyone., >> everybody at akron children's hospital, saint jude hospital, everybody in my family and friends that have helped, i appreciate everything.hmm >> brittany harris fox 8 newsr. >> if you like to send a card to help her family oute this go to on the 71, welcome back to fox 8 news . here's a look at storm fox, a couple of snowflakes in western and sylvania, those have moved off the east . snowfall is very light, some moderate snowfall in the dakotas . power mac system comes at us from alberta canada, a clipper system, but not for the weekend . sunday into monday morning

good morning massillon, akron, summit, stark. sitting on snow earlier this week. by mid afternoon we'll be back into the 40s. we're seeing a few clouds floating through. probably seeing a few flurries. time lapse here. power of five. five live radars picking up moisture. southern portions of cuyahoga county. moving out fairly quickly. from pepper pike across 77 south seeing a little bit of moisture. 271 into the solon area, you're seeing isolated conditions. madison into the mentor area, geneva on the lake, could be seeing a spotty flurry or two. going to be moving out fairly quickly. hour by hour. i love seeing all that bright sunshine by 11:00, by 3:00 p.m. our high about 42, 43. on that downward trend. going out tonight, see a little more clouds. no threat for any rain. nick, we'll start to see these winds. from the southwest and that's going to allow the feel like temperature to be into the upper 30s. cooler weather pattern tracking in. pleasant day. >> that advice you always give us, got to take advantage. thank you. >>> a twisted story you'll only see on 5.

we're at a red light in downtown massillon. i am not sure if you can see the snow plow making its way to the intersection and you can see the snow falling. it's difficult for them to keep up with. >> and you will want to leave the mini cooper at home and that is i better option for you. four live looks at 77 this morning and a big issue. i have been in touch with odot and they're having a difficult time keeping up with the heavy and wet snow. all hands on deck. the state highway patrol telling me, too, and the canton post that they're seeing a lot of car negligence ditches. the -- cars in ditches. >>> and this is another problem, howling outside as you lay down to sleep and that is because more and more coyotes are being cited and called in to police. and the animals seem to be getting more aggressive, too. the coyote sightings are a daily occurrence for him in twinsburg township. and he lost one a doing -- dog in the coyote attack and the daughter lost another last month. and that is the same issue down the road. the police ar

. >>> a doctor's office in massillon raided. the attorney general loaning into dr. frank razorini. >>> time check 4:36. food ease, something that we have been waiting for. >> this is exciting. downtown cleveland restaurant week starts tomorrow. this year more than 50 restaurants are offering multicourse lunch and dinner for 15, 30 and 40 bucks. lit run until february 28. you will find the places taking part and their menus on downtown cleveland.com. >>> thanks for starting your day with us, i'm jackie fernandez. >> i'm terrence lee. still ahead, guns on campus. the university allowing students to pack heat in the classroom. >> a hospital hacked. ransom paid after thieves paralyzed a computer system. >> we will talk about the sunny >>> we are waking up to cold temperatures and maybe colder temperatures depending on where you live. you are looking at the satellite imagery. what i have done is let you see this because i want you to know that areas that are under a lot of clouds here and gray are going to be a lot warmer than if you are not. that is radiational cooling.

it's 40 in wadsworth, 42 massillon, sugar creek at 43, 49 in kilbuck. lake breeze keeps you cooler near lake erie. inland not impacted. so you're in the 40s. middle and upper for many of you today. everyone is going to cool down tonight. we are going to stay dry and mainly clear. 33 downtown, wind out of the northeast at 16 miles per hour. so it's quite breezy if you're coming into downtown cleveland for teaching. 42 the official high today. the average is 39. 29 the official low. snowfall, we're still at number two for the least snowiest winter, 20.9. we may change that. i think we're going to add at least a couple of inches to cleveland's snowfall by thursday into friday. it doesn't look like we bear the brunt of the winter store. here's the current developing winter storm. i call at slop storm because windy, and wet with quite a bit of rain coming toward northern ohio by wednesday. and then here's the track from. cincinnati, basically following up i-71 toward erie, pennsylvania. so diverts that way. the heavier snow chicago near detroit. if this trac

he was more than three and a half times the legal limit when he was arrested in massillon back in october. also in stark county, canton canine. this is a positive story. job. he spent the morning at the canine training field. we have a crew in canton at the training field and we will bring you more about his first day >> laura: sunday morning we told you about a southern ohio police officer who is retiring. now, he wants to keep his canine, but the city says he can't. well, matt hickey retired from the marietta police department last week and thought he could purchase his canine partner for $3900 when he retired but the city said ajax is city property and would have to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. his story has received international attention. a go fund me page was set up to help him buy ajax from the city. so far it's raised about $58,000. >> it shows how much a community can be brought together and how much they enjoy our law enforcement. >> seeing this, is' like -- my goodness, i am so wrong. there is so much good out there and there are so many kind people. and so many peo

his 10th drunk driving arrest happened in massillon. the judge handed out the harshest sentence he has given in a drunk driving case. 7 years in prison. >>> let's talk about the weather. some rain is coming our way. >> mark: jeff tanchak is tracking the hatest in the first alert forecast. >> jeff: big northwest storm. the rain won't get here until tomorrow night. here is a look at the forecast temperatures tonight. more seasonable and not near 60 like last night. looks like we will drop to 30, downtown cleveland and 20s away from the city limits. 36 is what we have downtown cleveland now. akron-canton down to 38 degrees. and we will be tracking -- there you see the clear sky. quiet and alert tomorrow night for the rain and wind and more at 6:16 or so. romona? >> romona: are police are driver. a car killed carole kilbane before midnight. police say she was highly highway. kilbane suffered a fractured pelvis and head injuries and investigators are hooking for a four-door sedan and investigators found pieces of the car near the woman. >> i

the suspect is a freshman from massillon charged in the murder of nicholas massa. he died at the ryan place apartment sunday. 17-year-old, still high school student held without bond. >>> a health alert now in akron tonight. someone at north high school has tuberculosis. but who remains a mystery. sia nyorkor reports that's causing concern. >> reporter: patricia young was visiting and heard the news, a confirmed case of tuberculosis at north high school. >> they have not said nothing to me. >> reporter: are you a parent? >> yes, i am. i just dropped my daughter off lunch. >> are you nervous. >> yeah. i think i will go get my child. >> reporter: just after lunch thursday another parent said he heard and wasn't taking any chances. >> we just heard something about it. my son has disabilities and stuff and i took him out of school. i don't want him getting it it. nobody knows how many have been infected. so far just one is quarantined. >> reporter: the case was reported to the health department 10 days ago. due to hipa laws, the person will not be identified. us about

they tell me there have about know no accidents reported in stark county or in massillon, so there is good news. we did see an accident in summit county when we were driving down here. there was a driver who was there and be careful on the roads. and john, what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: we're on 76 near wadsworth and there are similar conditions we have dealt with all morning. 76 is looking good on the right lane. left lane, not so much and there is i lot of snow covered in the right lane and mostly wet conditions and we're on 76 and heading toward the accident that i mentioned we have reported on 76 and near 57. and we're not seeing traffic tieups yet and we have not reached the location now. is expected to last throughout the morning commute and that is coming down at a good rate and with road conditions, travel is an issue. we're in a 65 miles an hour zone and going 43 miles per hour and on to 76, the travel could be an issue this morning. >> and absolutely. thank you so much, john and looking at the maps here, i circled 77 this morning. as people make their way in, yo

an escape and capture in massillon. two suspects assaulted staff heartland behavioral mental cars. one is caused of attempted murder, the other is charged with rape. both men were caught in youngstown after a statewide alert. >>> cleveland police have dropped a county-wide alert. 73-year-old delaney scofield disappeared on friday, but police say she returned home safely this morning. >>> and a warning if you drive on the ohio turnpike tomorrow. you cannot, cannot use your credit card to pay for the tolls. the network will be down between 9:00 and 4:00 and the turnpike is upgrading the system. but drivers can still use your ez pass. >>> campaign 2016 and the talk got a little heated last night at the g.o.p. debate in south carolina. the republican candidates traded verbal insilts with each other, and the debate exposed stark disputes over style and a cbs poll of republican and independent voters said marco rubio won the debate. but donald trump was strong on the issues. chelsea clinton is coming to cleveland. the former first daughter will campaign for her mother. shellcy will speak

police arrested a 17-year-old from massillon. he's charged in the murder of nicholas massa at the ryan place apartments sunday. the teen is being held without bond. >> "q": all right, parents. well listen up. summit county health officials are investigating the possible case of tuberculosis at akron's now, we asked and doctors won't say if the person is a student or a staff member, but we do know this. the person was not at north high today. we are waiting for test results to determine if this person did in fact have t.b. >> laura: a driver crashed into a fire truck on 480 east at morning. the fire truck was stopped in the left lane while police investigated a car crash in the median when an s.u.v. slammed into it. no one was hurt in that crash. >> "q": a lake county ambulance crew on a call got into a slippery situation, to say the least. the madison fire district was taking a patient to geneva hospital when it hit some ruts in the snow that sent its rear end of the ambulance fish tailing. the driver overcorrected and rolled the

the teen from massillon was arrested yesterday and is in jail right now without bond. he and another 17-year-old are accused of shooting nick massa to death on sunday. we are not saying the suspect's names because they are minors. >>> a peaceful rally at the elyria courthouse in support of harsh consequences for two men accused of throwing a dog off a cliff in cascade park. this is an upsetting story. the dog reportedly limped and crawled back to them only to be thrown off the cliff a second >>> now c.l.e. pets are holding a heavy heart adopt-a-thon. rescue dogs and cats from the cuyahoga county animal shelter will be at the fifth street arcades from 11:00 until 2:00. >> "q": southwest ohio emergency crews rushed to a happy emergency on i-75 yesterday. a woman gave birth to a baby girl on an exit ramp. the couple was heading to the hospital in their mini van when late. so dad pulled over off to the side of the highway and jumped in the back of the mini van to help mom out any way he could. vandalia police and fire rolled up and wrapped the baby girl in a blanket then l

>> does he think you me thank you have a handle on all of this be prepared to be shocked.doha >> massillon road who is being treated for ptsd . i have met ten-year-old porn addicts. >> as to your children and iphones internet safety expert jessie weinberger has heard it all >> by ken seward were indicted forr sexting which by the way are felonies. >> she is thees knowledge to educate parents. >> turtle rock to show what is crawling underneath. >> irish teenager spends 11 hoursrs and content consumption on the phone, onlinet etc. . at 3 percent go online with no parental supervision . 30 percent have received sexually suggestive content . one oh 25 will receive a sexual solicitation for the sender attempts attempts to meet to googled while the kids so easily sucked into these online pagers? >> the brain is not developed fully until 25 that part gives you the impulse control . >> her message to parents is eye-opening and she shares the nation about the horrors of of of technology and what it does to kidsds at the message to the parent is also toa do not forget that parents are in charge. >>

her.au >> just not let the diagnosis get her down, she still play basketball at her middle school in massillon,ab they say it's a welcome relief from everything that she's dealing with. >> she is such a fighter, she is so strong and she drives me to do better for her.s >> 40th birthday is on february 24 and to make it extra specialr he's hoping more people will send cards, he says once he stopped and have made her feel i have been overwhelmed. >> everybody who has children, the saint jude hospital, everybody my family and friends, we appreciate everything.a >> brittany harris fox 8 news. >> if you like to help out just go to fox 8.coml. we have a great weekend, and we do have the stone cold after that so today it was a really beautiful day with mid to upper super bowl weekend, is looking great . it will be called with highs near 40 degrees the big change starting on monday with the rain/snow mix, in the 30s and then a polar blast for the rest of the week, today 38 degrees we aree running a deficit of of the stoffel department, we had sunset at 5:48 p.m. i believe it is march 13 that we set the

just a few light flurries around wayne county into stark county canal fulton massillon just a few flurries .al this will be winding down we have drier air but we still have the wind out of the northwest coming through lorain picking up the the moisture on the lake that's why we see the snow band, sustained between 10 and 15 mph wind makes it feel colder . we are finally at 40 degrees or the normal high h it will remain above 40 until december 11 . for the normal high . weekend today, upper 20s, windchill makes it feel more like it's in the teams .. on sunday, possibly low to mid 50s take a trip down south, it will be reaching about 60 degrees .. and just a few clouds from time to time . weak front will be pushing through sunday and into monday morning . started off as rainfall than a mix and mbl by monday afternoon . partly sunny skies . tonight about 22 degrees tomorrow, about average, 40 degrees . winds gusting up to 25 times . 52 degrees on sunday slight chance of a spot showerer in the western areas in the evening only . tuesday, 55 degrees . a calls announcing it will close 18 underpe

. >> still ahead, story behind the playoff win at a local high local high school massillon jackson nationwide attentionon rally demanded. >> gore can beat the northeast ohio prep school by 107 pointsbe p.j. ziegler joins us with more on this lopsided game . >> the scoreboard tells scoreboard tells once during the game itselfll tells a different by gilmour academy, they say that they did not try to run up the scoren. >> the final score of the semifinal against northeast ohio college prepin wednesday night. >> they and the sectional tournament and won the game 108 -- one .. >> northeast ohio prep was zero for server 28 shooting and one free throw in the second quarter but a case of the academy trained to run up the score just a a lot like if you're a baseball game you've got a guy on firsty you don't steal second .y and we do not steal second. >> three minutes of the game began substituting players many >> we changed from a man-to-man to a zone at some point and allow them to shoot . northeast ohio college prep zone college prep has only been around five years this isc their third year competin

still, many of those from massillon and more we posted them on our website you can check out a whole bunch of page i have posted some of those these are the final tally from yesterday. an inch and a half medina almost four akron six alliance six a and then moving into a foot of snow yesterday. as you look at the s time camera of a new yorkti northern ohio with snow temperatures certainly cold as you look at middle and upper 20s here in northern ohio year it comes through with a quick quarter of an inch in cleveland ashtabula getting light snow regionwide all the way down to the north county that north county that is our forecast again with the afternoon looking we are not anticipatingi as wee begin to partially began to partially clear out tonighteg tomorrow sunshine and an eventful. a northwest wind it dying downnt windy friday bringing temperatures close to 50. there is the warm front triggering aer rain shower but i think we will see some rain friday it will be really cold if anything in the morning. that middle and end of next week m note major amounts of arctic air about the jet

this is tracking through medina, wadsworth and wayne county and take you down west of canton, massillon, navarre, strasburg and the dover new philly area. here you see it. look at this classic set up. mid-40s in cleveland. this is how close we are to blizzard-like conditions and they are seeing it in parts of michigan, indiana and the chicago area. that's the snow that will be here tomorrow morning. so here is the latest future view. we get into a bit of a break it looks like this evening and not much going on between 7:00 and 10:00 and after that from west to east, i think it starts out as light rain and by morning at 7 a.m. we will have a wet snow coming down. that's when things will turn by morning with the light rain and wind will pick up again southwest wind 15 to 30mile-an-hour and akron-canton and overnight light rain for you and here is 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will be in the snow and wind-driven snow by the way and start out in the 30s. temperatures falling in the 20s during the day with a shot of colder air comes in. later in the afternoon snow south and east of clevela

-year-old marcus career of massillon days after the rest of 17 -year-oldc thai crumbling they are accused of taking part in a home invasion that led toto the shooting of the the right to an 18 -year-old nicholas mosso of us like on-y sunday. investigators are still looking for other suspects. a >> the family a bill for ambulance services following a 12lo -year-old shooting death by a cleveland police officer in 2014. >> the mayor frank jackson said it was a a mistake. >> again we apologize to the rice familyp if in fact it has added is added any group of pain that they may have. >> jackson says the bill is generated automatically an ounce of $500 claim is notysma close. he stumble. attorneys for the rice familyle call this highly city will try to work at a system so something liket this doesn't happen again. >> akron school leaders are working with summit county health leaders because off the case of tuberculosis. they are only saying a member of the north high school community hasco a confirmed case of tb. i'll officials in school officials are working on screening for those most at risk

the suspect is a 17-year-old from massillon held without bond in the murder of nicholas massa. the college freshman was shot and killed in his off-campus apartment in a robbery attempt and a former university of cincinnati policeman will go on trial in october for fatally shooting a black driver during a traffic stop. ray tensing claimed he feared of being dragged under the car as dawe boy drove away. tensing's attorney requested the trial be moved out of hamilton county. >> romona: with more and more women surviving breast cancer, and catherine a lot we witnessed surviving this. imagine being told you won't survive. one local woman wasn't willing to accept the news and she is fighting back on her own. health reporter catherine bosley her story coming up tonight cnn i love this story. she is hoping to save her own life and wants to get a message out to others there are other ways to fight the fight. allison saturri found out she has breast cancer and adamant on mammograms and health kick and never saw it coming. after being told her days were numbered chemo pills were told it w

a person from massillon is held in the murder of nicholas massa. he was killed in his off-campus apartment sunday. >> aliza sherman's divorce attorney faces a long list of charges with her stabbing death including lying and tampering with evidence and supposed to be in court for a hearing and gregory moore did not show up. sherman's friends and family visibly disappointed. >> sherman was stabbed 11 times outside of moore's office. >> denise: a bill for $500. the cost of taking tamir rice by ambulance from the cudell rec center to the hospital. >> dan: at one point the city considered that bill closed until the family reopened the entire issue that got ugly. we sent harry boomer to clear it up. >> harry? >> dan and denise, looks like routine process the city calls it. because somebody apparently forgot to pay attention to this heil sensitive case, the mae has explaining to do. >> it was a mistake for us not flagging it. >> it was not a mistake in terms of the legal process. >> mayor frank jackson apologized to the tamir rice family for any pain that

but you got to be talking about these temperatures. 45 for downtown cleveland. above normal, from massillon into sugar creek. stark county into the upper 30s. even for lakeshore communities, to lake geauga currently 41 degrees. we're dealing with wind advisories until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. we're dealing with our next front that is quickly approaching, with the "power of 5" now you can see high pressure that is well towards the south and that's what it's allowing -- is allowing partial clearing, from little rock to atlanta they are sitting into the lower 40s to 50 degrees. we're dealing with that southerly flow, that is what is allowing for temperatures to gradually warm up. so wind advisories in place due to the gusts. look at this, these are sustained winds, constant wind speeds now 20 to 25 miles per hour. they continue to pick up throughout the day. we're looking at potential gusts to 40 to 50 miles per hour. so hour by hour look at that, sunglasses out but you can see temperatures well off the charts here. we're talking near 60 for daytime highs. so this will be front number one, it

massillon, a nice 46, sugar creek, 48. nearing 50. the cooler air is tracking for lakeshore communities from -- excuse me -- am ask, the menner area and into the lower 40 iss and that is into lake geauga and portage county. the high pressure is into the east and we're seeing partial clearing here and hour-by-hour, still a great day to be outside. by 1:00, 43 and i am forecasting that as our high. enter until about tuesday, wednesday, all the way into thursday. the mottos on the internet, this big massive storm into the east coast and the totals right now, not impressive and could see a good one to three inches, heavier amounts out towards the east and into stark summit county, near four inches for ashtabula and keeping our eye on that should be a good, be in good agreement as we head into tomorrow. our motto and keeping an eye on the storm front. 44 for today with mostly cloudy weather and look at that north wind, five to 10 miles an hour and that is what is cooling us off. crank up the heater again and here we go, 26 and that cooler

massillon is at 41. so it's pretty mild for this time of the year when our average overnight lows or early morning temperatures are in the low 20s. we're way above that by like 20 degrees in some spots. vermilion, good morning to you. we're in the mid-30s. it's 38 in lorain, elyria, westlake in the upper 30s. so you can expect a pretty mild start for this time of year. we're socked in with cloud cover. there won't be much in the way of sunshine early this morning, you'll notice on the radar loop here that we had some rain overnight very early this morning. that is long gone, and rain won't be an issue for the rest tomorrow. we talk about that momentarily. for today you don't need the umbrella. we're done with the morning rain. i think we'll see a little bit of sun breaking out this afternoon and our highs have technically already happened. we continue to cool into the 30s for the rest of the morning, and then if we get a little sun we may be able to bump it back up to near 40. pretty much in the 30s all

inland locations, akron currently at 8 below from wadsworth into the massillon area. as we head into the 3:00 hour you'll be at 22 but i promise we're going to be on that upward trend. going to hit 50 going into next week. >> the worst of the chill soon behind us. >>> u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia died at age 79 as we first said yesterday. the longest serving justice on the court, widely considered to be the most conservative member. he had a long and storied career in the legal profession. as tracy carloss explains it started in cleveland. >> reporter: associate justice antonin scalia was the longest searching justice on the current united states supreme court nominated by president reagan in 1986. >> getting nominated to the supreme court is the culmination of a dream of course. i'm greatly honored that the president would have such confidence in me. >> reporter: before being appointed to the supreme court scalia started his law career in cleveland. even telling students just a few years ago his own experience working at jones day cleveland provided the

@starr county, camden, massillon @schools, by the way are also @close today. @we travel north and head east @where we are even seeing snow @in the eastern suburbs. @these are counties not @but still dealing with it. @we will keep track, we've got @your commute coming up, it is @going to be a really good @morning. @shall not thanks. @>>> snow has been falling to @the south of cleveland pretty @hard this morning. @>> dee-tails has been out @around the akron area all @morning. @it has been a tough drive out @there. @well, we know your speeds have @been slowed down by all of @this, what is it like now? @>>reporter:john, we have been @doing about 35-40 miles per @hour all morning. @this is actually the good news @if you are seeing this right @now, considering how much snow @has fallen down here in the @akron area, to actually be able @to see some pavements and areas @is a good sign. @it's because of the plows. @we have seen a lot of plows and @akron proper this morning, @little bit less when you get @out to some of the areas on 77 @city, they have done a pretty @de

good morning, billersburg into stark sum it communityco massillon, starting off at 35 degrees and that is some cooler air from geneva and into the madison area, ashtabula, you're at 34 and you can see the clouds. they're coming. all of our sunshine that we have been enjoying. from the start of the weekend and going to fade away due to right now and that is going to bring in a cold front. today is the last day i talk about the upper 40s and lower 50s and we get back down to reality going into tomorrow. tomorrow at noon, we should be back into the 30s and you can see all of this sunshine and start off the morning. by midafternoon, we're turning into mostly cloudy skies. we have enjoyed the weekend and it's vital that i get you prepared for a little bit of snow and you can see from our snow cast totals, this is an overnight into early morning and all day monday afternoon. you can see by 3:00 tomorrow, nick, we will be talking about one to three inches of accumulation. >>> the snow is back and it is, after all, still winter. thank you, janessa. >>> and overnight, we're following a state hi

out towards massillon. canton. even up towards southern portions of cuyahoga county. i expect you to be this morning into 15 to near 20 below. pepper pike into independence. slightly, just slightly warmer out towards ashtabula county. because a little bit of moisture is tracking in. all morning long you're going to be noticing the winds and even into your afternoon. 15 to 25 miles per hour. and that's what's allowing for our windchills to be a major concern. that advisory is across the board. it's until 10:00 a.m. sunday. hopefully going to start to see that let up as we head into your sunday afternoon. and a little bit more warmer air trying to track in here. advisories, another 4 to 6 inches possible for lake and geauga county. that lake effect snow warning. our major concern is ashtabula county. they could see another 3 to 8 inches. already seen about 5 to 10, so over a foot in that area. taking a look at the power of 5, our live 5 radars tracking that snow that our team saw last night. you can city see a lit bit of -- still see a little bit of snow is on the isola

this is basically on the akron line as you come from canton and massillon. the heater is on here to keep the camera warm to show you the shot. if you can see very closely here underneath the cars, you can't see the road. all you see is a bunch of snow. that's what the drive is like coming from the canton area towards akron this morning. it is just downright rough down there to the south. up here we start to deal with issues as well. starting to see more slowdowns. moment. we have a couple of slowdowns out here right now. this is if you come from north olmstead, and this is the airport right here. 6 miles per hour is a big slowdown there as you move towards the airport. another accident going to be road. you see 41 miles per hour back another one we hear on the off ramp that goes towards 176, the jennings there moving mighty slow through the area. we have to show you the drive times really quick. there's the wide shot here. look at this. remember the two accidents i showed you from north olmstead? north olmstead to cleveland, you are almost going to be an hou

it's a very slow go from canton, akron, massillon and other points to the south and headed north this morning. q. is in east lake, and i know he's outside in the in this case of this and experiencing that head-first. tell us, what are you seeing out east? >> q.: well, i'm going to go ahead and show our viewers what we're seeing. right now we're in westlake. this is the 91 on ramp to the 2 freeway. you notice all the snow and the vehicles, the trucks going by as well. listen, it's been a slow trek east for us. at 5:00 we were live in downtown cleveland, at 5:30 in bratinaw and now we're in westlake and it's a slow creep. one thing all three locations have in common is a -- east lake. excuse me. the one thing all three locations have in common is the constant snowfall, and the trees they're covered, so that's the latest out here in east lake. excuse me. back to you in the studio. >> tia: we knew what you meant, q. you got it. for live weather coverage after you get on the road this morning, download the first alert weather app and customize it to where you live to get to the up to the m