as we've seen in the state of ohio, even when we have enacted some modest criminal justice reform to ng get people who should not be in prison out of prison, if you are also at the same time privatizing our prisons, that totally undermines that work and will lead to more people being in prison. unfortunately, and the state of ohio, we have not learned our lesson. last year and a legislative maneuver, our state the just later passed a new provision that allows a second prison to be sold here in the state of ohio. so even though we have not had success with our privatize prisons, we're seeing record numbers of prisoners in our state prison system. once again we heading down this bad path. i think that privatization has to be part of the national conversation, so long as we have profit interest in our criminal justice system, we will only see it grow. and that has led us in the wrong direction here as a country. every dollar we are spinning and prisons are dollars we're not spending on roads, on education, on social services that will actually raised people up. and so we have to take a s

to the majority of ohio supports the fundingreng casey decided to take sides of the extremists we're indicted on only charges under his rightt wing leadership ohio is now competing with texas and louisiana forn more state in the nation for woman south.. it's a way to get votes in thei presidential election that comes in the south carolina primary.fi police say he worshiped work doesn't over driver when he killed six people and injured two others choosing his victims who range in age from 14-74 at random. kelly wright has more. michigan community is grieving after coming closeis on a shooting spree killing at least six people and injuring two others that violence breaking out saturday in the city of kalamazooere according to officials 45 -year-old jason dalton's shot five people outside at cracker barrel restaurant including a 14 -year-old girl before killing a dealership.p. dalton was taken into custody on sunday morning hado no criminal record and work dozen who for dryer. i'm injured in a passenger in his vehicle hours before thefo shooting said he could tell something was wrong. h

. >> the governor of the state of ohio in throughout his entire career of congress 1876 through 1890 he is the voice of the republican party for a policy of protective tariffs. that is just a service -- the beginning. no president is elected between the civil war ended 1904 not born in ohio. so that is a leading prospect. >> host: how big is it cynical fourth largest as populous as new york followed by a pennsylvania and then illinois that ohio. to of those states have been inconsistent battle ground states. new york gala and ohio. in 1892 to defeat the incumbent of benjamin harrison. >> what are his ambitions? >> he was to become president there is some evidence that has been is an addition his entire adult life when he gets married his bride with from one of the founding families as they return from their honeymoon her husband has been defeated from the county attorney job was to be president of the united states. she is thrilled by the prospect but they had been beaten in the election in cleveland is an office he has been governor of ohio and has seen the country in a deep depress

the more intense bands of snow are moving to ohio. you can see that deep bl ue that extends into middletown and into southern portions of claremont county, as well as southern portions of adams county and brown county. yesterday i got a ton of tweet , people asking if they were going to get a snow day. probably not. the snow will stick to the grass and car, but the roadways will just be wet. ont -- on the way to school, we are hovering around freezing and on the way home, it will be 36 degrees. we have strong winds until the evening hours. kyla, you have been checking the roadways. have you seen anything sticking? kyla: i haven' t seen anything stick. we can mostly jesse wet -- we can mostly just see wet roadways. if you are moving out of butler county, this is what you will see. those cards are moving along just fine. this is 74 at harrison pike. anytime we have these kinds of conditions, you could see some we have seen salt trucks out throughout the night. there are certainly on standby, after pretreating and treating through the nig

of the great state of ohio. the state had a dismal fiscal record at that particular time. he took a $8 billion deficit turned it into a $2 billion surplus. he had a net decrease in taxes of $5 billion. over the last five plus years. and jobs, the state of ohio has grown by over 400,000 new jobs during his tenure as governor. these changes are all great. they don't occur by chance or by being a wallflower. you will quickly find out that governor kasich is not a wallflower. they occur with conviction. and with leadership. and john kasich has both of those in spades. and with that conviction and leadership, it is necessary to be able to work with people. and the governor has shown he's been able to do that time after time. he works with people. he doesn't yell at them. he doesn't bully them. he doesn't walk away from challenges. he shows his leadership. he produces. he produces good solutions from which to build on. he's achieved this and he will do so for our country when governor john kasich is our next president. please welcome the governor of ohio. [ applause ] >>> we star

name but i was wait to go play for florida state and the next day getting the gatorade player of the year for ohio, like that's such an honor. i was really surprised and happy about that. >> we talked about how much of a baller she is on the pitch but off the pitch she's just as impressive. she has a weighted 4.12 g.p.a. and tells me she wants to major in chemistry engineering because of her love of math and chemistry. wlwt, news 5 sports. >> she is an all-around kid for sure and not nervous at all being on camera. just a regular young lady. malia's dedication earned her an appearance in "sports illustrate'd's" faces in the crowd in 2014. >> cincinnati's certified most accurate forecast. >> can't really complain too much about temperatures hovering near freezing this time of the night. you know it is early february, right? we're still in the dead of winter so we could be a whole lot colder out there for many of us. our way. enjoy it because we have a nice, nasty reminder that february is still the middle of winter coming up next week and, yes, that includes the potential for even a little bit of s

. >> dan: what would happen in the state of ohio if governor john kasich would make it all the way to the white house? ohio's lieutenant governor taylor says she is ready to take over if need be speaking in trumbull county thursday she said during her last five years as lieutenant governor she is always prepared to be governor of ohio at any time if something were to happen unexpectedly to john kasich and that includes becoming president. >> denise: the creator of ohio's controversial zombie nativity is putting up the zombie baby jesus up for auction now. fines for his christmas display in sycamore township. dixon says some of the money raised at auction will go to st. jude children's research hospital and go towards building a new nativity with brand new jesus centerpiece. >> denise: yep. that's what he says. i would like to know how are we going to know he is giving that money to st. jude children's hospital? >> dan: i think we will move to traffic. >> denise: the cloverleaf 480 and 77. not too bad out there. great to see the sunshine and clear skies for a change and nice to have th

chabot of ohio. in remembrance of a colleague and a dear friend, the late congressman mike oxley. i'm not from ohio, as you heard. i'm from florida. but mike and i served together here in the people's house for over 15 years. when i got here in 1989, mike had already been serving for a few years. so i looked upon him with great respect. he was a man who was driven by his commitment to his constituents and i was always very impressed with that. he served his great state of ohio and our nation with great dedication, with integrity, ith efficiency, and these were qualities that were seen in his work throughout his years of service here in the united states congress. as chair, as we heard, of the financial services committee, mike was known to reach across the aisle and you've heard speaker after speaker talk about how bipartisan he was. to ensure that every american could prosper. and he worked on bills ranging from the interests of the financial sector to the improvement of commerce to the enhancement of emergency management. always with the consumer, always with the american people

ohio is 1 of 6 states that collected millions in internet taxes. president obama says he plans to sign the measure. >>> the news at noon returns, a baby born along a frozen freeway in ohio. we will hear from the first responders who kept everything working out okay. >>> here is tera. >> extreme wind chills coming back to northeast ohio. 15 below. i will tell you why and how long >>> as we get deeper into the primary season, democrat presidential candidate, hillary clinton, has one goal: stop bernie sanders. in the first clash since sanders victory in new hampshire clinton attack and questioned his health plan calling it unrealistic. clinton turned to discrimination, making a pitch to some key constituencies, latino, african american, and women voters. >> i am running for president to knock down all of the barriers that are holding americans back. >> as the nevada primary nears another constituency is seniors, expecting to taylor to older voters. >>> clk is getting help on the campaign trail. in ohio today her husband, former president, bill clinton

questions from the audience including one of ohio's handling of the lead in the water in sebring. >> we have warned the village to tell everybody that there was a risk. we have sent test out. we have had controllers in their working to make sure chemicals are right because the water coming in, sir, is clean. done that, we took the operator and got rid of him. and the federal epa came in and said ohio did more than what was even required of them. >> reporter: the situation in flint, michigan came up in last night democratic to brace. it is possible the situation in sebring could come up in tomorrow night's debate and it will be the opportunity for candidates in the race to make closing arguments before the first of the nation primary tuesday, a debate you can only see right here on news channel 5. reporting in manchester, john kosich, news channel 5. >> john will be in new hampshire for tomorrow's debate and primary tuesday. catches live reports here on news channel 5 and updates on news net 5. >>> when i saw my son, his mouth was stuffed with caus

much of ohio has been upgraded to a winter storm warning. you can see the heaviest bands of snow are north of the ohio river to more specifically, northeast of the 275 loop. northern portions of clermont and brown county and clinton counties seeing the brunt of it. on my way in this morning, north of the 275 loop, the conditions the loop was snowed in. in through ohio, you will see additional accumulations. south of the river, probably not much more. winter storm warnings until then today in the pink. expect delays or closings through many of our ohio communities. here is a live look at lebanon. you can see downtown streets are still snow-covered. we are expecting an additional inch or more throughout the day today. i will have another update in about 10 minutes. clinton, 17-9, while kasich, trump and cruz are in a three-way tie. donald trump is in more hot water, this time over his repetition of a use of a derogatory term describing ted cruz. we shouldd warn you, viewers may >> she just said a terrible thing. you know what she said? shout it

@all of northern ohio, 1-4 @inches, but it's the lake @effect territory that could @have a little bit of extra snow @coming down, thanks to the @lake. @so there's a winter weather @advisory advisory for these @counties where we could end up @getting four, five, six inches @of snow by the end of the day @tomorrow. @that winter weather advisory is @going through 7:00 p.m. @as far as your forecast, @the 30s. @i had to go back to the desk. @1-3 farther south. @that fits in our 1-4. there's a @chilly day on friday as the day @wraps up. @weekend is looking good. @it's not until monday that we @get our next chance for rain @and snow mix. @russ and sara. @>> thank you so much, betsy. @>> coming up, the combine is @under way. @>> here are the strong words @shared about johnny manziel @ @hi, everybody. @to the nfl scouting combine in @indianapolis. @hue jackson met with the @national media and the local @media today. @i bet you can guess what was @the first question that came @his way, and that was what are @you going to do with johnny @manziel. @he had a definite answer for @that. @finally thi

at&t and the ohio department of public safety call on teens to warn against distracted driving in a video challenge. we invite ohio high school students to submit their best creative, new and innovative ideas for video messages discouraging smartphone distractions behind the wheel. contest details --ohio high school students can send a video script or description of up to 700 words to communications@d ps.ohio.gov between december 1 and february 29. --at&t and odps will select up to six submissions to be produced by the ohio channel. --students with selected ideas will receive a prize package that includes a wireless tablet from at&t. --students can find challenge guidelines by visiting www.publicsafety. ohio.gov/videocha llenge/index.html the "it can wait/safer ohio video challenge" is a competition offered by the ohio department of public safety odps in cooperation with at&t ohio. it is open to students who are enrolled 12 or equivalent public, private, community school, home-schooled within the state of ohio. eligible students may submit via email to communications@d ps.ohio.gov a

and that funding is part of an effort to better position ohio for future department of defense and nasa initiatives. also to enhance university collaborations with ohio-based companies. >>> and the university of cincinnati will pay a half million for a review of the >>> the cincinnati enquirer reports a 12-member team of policing experts will examine the university's policies, procedures, and trading practices. this move comes after an officer shot and killed a driver during a traffic stop. and that officer pleaded not guilty to murder charges. >>> and thieves in akron still out there this morning after stealing nearly two dozen pair of air jordan sneakers. akron police say two men cut a hole in a metal roof to break inside a villa and the akron shopping plaza. they want to you keep an eye out because of similar thefts at other stores. the two thieves face felony charges. >>> and new developments in the fight to keep lakewood hospital. the committee submitted a petition to repeel an ordinance that closed the hospital. the petition has enough signatures to get on this year's ballot. the

ohio gas cleveland zone fox 8 news. it is the calm before the stormhe tonight, parts of northeast ohio bracing for winter weather and it is expected to have a big impact on the morning commute. little bit of what you need to knowe about, the farther you go east the worst it is going to be winter weather advisory for a large portion of the area. school closings to come in tonight, dancing by with a first look, high, andre. the old adage from the real estate folks location, location, location it depends how much of an impact he will have them as you can see the magenta lines counties in ohio and our viewing area that are included that will be columbiana county. winter weather advisory goes as far west asgo astabula, summit county and wayne county, pointing south andn east. that is going to be the biggest impact. here is a look at doppler be b radar and the snow was starting to creep northward and now start county, and if you are seeing a mix chances are over to snow before too long. here is a wider perspective and you can see the storm center going up the spine of the appellation, close to -- close enough topp the area if

but plenty of ohioans have seen the unexplained...orbs, flashing lights. ohio is one of the top states for u-f-o sightings... "it looked like a freakin' alien ship" like this 9-1-1 call from a sighting in centerville. "i sound like i'm insane right now. i can't believe i'm saying this." the national u-f-o reporting center has logged more than three thousand reports....from as recently as last week. sightings that include weird with 2 bright red lights over cincinnati. wertman says about 80 percent of these reports can be explained as "natural" but for the other 20 percent... richard dreyfuss on the highway.." you end up feeling like a character in close encounters of the third kind. a bit of trivia ..this scene...steven spielberg based it on a 1960s sighting right here in ohio. in the last year... the air force and the c-i-a have released thousands of de- classified documents about alien life investigations. the c-i-a actually timed its release to play off the hype of the x-files miniseries. other files were from the "blue book project" which was based at wrigh

we're following developing news out of ohio -- a shooting at a high school just north of cleveland. according to the sheriff's office in madison township ohio -- a 14 year old student -- pulled out a gun and opened fire in a cafeteria. two students were shot. two other students were hurt as they tried to get away. none of their injuries appear to be life- threatening. the suspect ran from the school -- but he is now in custody. according to our sister station w-d-t-n -- the teen has been charged with two counts of attempted murder and making terrorist threats. authorities say they have an idea of what the motive might be -- but they're not releasing any details at this time. also in ohio -- a man suspected of killing a pastor -- did not appear in court today as planned. police say daniel schooler shot and killed his older brother -- the reverend william schooler. it happened at just as sunday morning service was wrapping up. schooler may be in court tomorrow to face murder charges. police say they did not know what led to the shooting, but that the pastor was the only target. family

of momentum. we don't know how well ted cruz is going to do here. mark: back in ohiomixed poll results. one poll had trump leaving. what is your sense of how he will do in ohio? could he lose the state to trump? darrell: quinnipiac was out yesterday and trump was ahead. he could easily make up. john kasich could easily take it. stay at home to defend his home turf that will keep them away from other states that day. illinois and missouri. where he counted on doing well. he could never turn that corner. abby, here in texas we talked about how governor abbott came out today percent your cruise. rick perry for him. abby: we don't see it now. statewide matters but also this is broken down by congressional district. that weeks tell me ago ted cruz was doing great. in second andame marco rubio was third. they are closely watching it. though he is seeing any movement were donald trump has moved ahead but they are certainly looking for that. he has got wired. and that thes donors are drifting from jeb bush to marco rubio. abby: you have a sense of what the campaign believes i

beliefs.among those in favor of the bill -- the archdiocese of cincinnati.the a-c-l-u of ohio says the bill is redundant with the first amendment -- and is concerned about the broad interpretation of "religious society". kentucky men will need to be married -- take an oath -- and much more... to get medications like viagra.that plan is creating a lot of talk tonight.nine on your side's john genovese just spoke the representative behind the bill. he joins us live with the real motive.john? first off - marzian has no faith this bill will actually pass. she introduced it in response to new laws requiring women to undergo counseling before an abortion. she tells me the government needs to decisions. on paper thought, it's crazy" introduced last week it would require men in kentucky to be married visit the doctor twice have a signed and dated letter from their wife and take a sworn oath to only have sex with that person in order to be prescribed erectile- dysfunction medications like viagra"the government shouldn't be totally preaching on morality and what people see as right"the same point

. >> laura: some hazing allegations are casting a cloud over fraternity row at miami university of ohio. officials there have ended the pledging process early after 21 reports of hazing by frats and at least 12 greek organizations are under investigation but the dean of students is not being specific about the alleged activities taking place on the campus. >> we will not tolerate this behavior and what i want to emphasize is almost all of our students reject this behavior. >> what concerns me the most is just the drinking aspect. that's a scary thing. a lot of freshmen don't know their limits and, you know, these kids not knowing their limits and being forced to happen. >> laura: miami launched two separate investigations into these allegations. it may be weeks before they return those findings. >>> well it's a sure sign of ohio. we are talking about the cleveland auto show. >> "q": yes. and for the first time it's opening to the public on a friday night. we have dani carlson live at the preview. what's going on, dani? >> reporter: well we just finished up hearing from ford. they announ

plenty of ohio high school basketball today. lakota west won at the division one district....ursuline was beaten by wayne. a lot of boys games tonight including elder against lasalle...that game will be played at lakota west. the nfl combine continues in indianapolis and ohio state quarterback carldale hit a snag as he ran the 40 yard dash today....he apparently pulled a hamstring on hs second attempt....hey...how often do quarterbacks run a 40 yard dash in the nfl anyway? and if you're heading down to tonight's cyclones game at us bank arena...you might want to get going. the game is officially a sellout...the first ever..and they expect it to be the highest attended hockey game ever in teenaged mutant ninja turtles night....leonardo, raphael and the boys are going to be there...doors open at 6:30 that's 9 on your side at six >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the showdown in the south. south carolina up for grabs as democrats cast their votes. hillary clinton looking for a big win over bernie sanders, while her husband goes o

agents raided the cancer center as well as cancer centers in adams and sayyotta counties. and members of ohio attorney general office unit. agents didn't provide details on what they found. >>> local man, accused of abusing the girlfriend's daughter. he told the girlfriend, daughter fell downstairs after a child was found with the injury to the face. and doctors at children's hospital says, they found bruises over much of the body. a girl told detectives she didn't believe the injury came from a fall. according to court documents, poppawell agreed to causing the he allegedly ran away from the udf on vine street. they say, he left his daughter in the car with drug needles. records indicate he spent seven months in jail. >>> doctors at the cdc are investigating several reports of the he sexually cdc. the latest reports, zika is easier to spread splu sexual. jichtd and their concerns on the norovirus. stud, and students began complaining about symptoms last week. the symptoms include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. workers from the environment services department, did a deep cleaning of resident'

warren county and clinton county might to get five-inches of snow. ohio counties, except for adams county, have been upgraded to a winter storm warning which will expire at noon. the winter weather advisory will take over for the rest of the system. pushing the two inch to three inch totals north of the river. portions of warren county, clinton county, northern brown, northern clairmont, could see three inches to five inches by the time it is done. there is not a whole lot left to come for most of us. 20-degrees at cvg and 19 in it is colder than yesterday. you can see snow showers continuing north of the river through 10:00. they will move out. we will have several hours of dry we ather before the lake effect snow showers come in for the afternoon. where the bands set up you could pick up an additional dusting. today, plan on temperatures in the 20' s during the daytime. we will stay in the 20' s all week. this is a winter-like seven-day. we have had it easy so far with h -- had it easy so far. we will have highs in the 20' s. lisa: another live look out

responded to new bills saying this will not only hurt women but men and families across the state of ohio. and kai -- k, asich is trying to build one day where he finished fifth and 8% of the votes and some say signing the conservative voters. meg shaw, newschannel 5. >>> and thank you. happening in columbus today, a bill to deregulate some of ohio's education standards expected to head to the ohio house. according to cleveland.com, the proposal would reduce the amounts and create exemptions for high-performing schools meant to eliminate unnecessary regulations for schools with an excellent track record. >>> and a new report shows ohio schools are doing a better job getting students ready for college. the number of students taking math and english classes is down. in 2049, 32% of ohio students took a class at a believe college university, down from 41% five years ago. and math is still the biggest trouble for most. >>> and in north canton, the city's e.m.s. departments are working to expand and upgrade the headquarters. workers say the department outgrew the two stations. one of them orig

>> guest: the most immediate sense he is the governor of the state of ohio and throughout his entire career in the congress from 1876 through 1890 he has become the leading voice within the republican party for the policy of protective tariffs. that's at the surface of the. governor of the critical battleground state. no president is elected as republican between the civil war in 1904 who is up in court in the state of ohio. as governor he's an immediate prospect for the presidential nomination post but how big is ohio relative to other states? >> guest: it is the fourth largest in the unit. most pico state is new york followed by pennsylvania, illinois and in ohio. interestingly enough, two of those dates have been consistent battleground states in the gilded age politics, new york and ohio. pennsylvania and illinois had leaned republican though in 1892 cleveland carries the state of illinois by three percentage points defeating the incumbent benjamin harrison of indiana. >> host: what are his ambitions as 1896 begins? >> guest: he wants to become president. this is a vision that sor

ohio. i mean, what are you kidding? of course i do. >> that's not -- that's a winner take all-state. 66 delegates. that should change the math mightily. but you're saying if you don't win it, pack up? >> oh, yeah. pack up if we don't win in ohio. that's for sure. but here's the thing, neil, that why is it that i'm beating hillary by more than you know, anybody else in the field. it's because people say i can get the crossover votes and i can get those democrats to come, the conservatives to come over and support me. i think i have her, i've been beating her 11 points and neil, look, this is all process. let me just say one thing. we have to pick a president who's experienced, who's accomplished and who's achieved things. we're not picking a class president. we're picking the president of the united states. and i think the other even though i was in the middle l of all the name calling and maybe the pundits like the name calling, i think i demonstrated by ek appearance in domestic policy, my experience in foreign affai affa

ans -- of people in ohio caught driving more than 100 miles per hour. >>> here are the winning lotto numbers. >>> a wild car chase ends with three women in a hospital and this street sign, stuck in the side of a home. >>> plus shutting down the police. a local mayor wants to nix his village department. a snow globe this morning. let's start with meteorologist somara theodore, let's shake it up girl. >> reporter: the snow globe is shaking looking more like a violently shaking snow globe tomorrow, because a winter weather advisory will be issued this evening for ashtabula and carroll county. we are talking about the snow this morning but i'm giving you foreshadowing for tomorrow. current temperature 19 degrees, areas like nor walk or ashtabula started in the teens and it is a cold morning. highs will reach the mid-30s. 35 degrees for your lie. relatively quiet as we normally are before the storm. cloudy conditions but snow moves back in overnight. over to you. >> 5, traveling on 80 east, right now seeing light snowfall coming down just passing peter man -- peterman road. we know it is

the state of ohio owns the facility and cuyahoga county manages it. this isn't a new problem. the facility opened in 2010 and in the first five months six escapes. it is only getting worse. >> there are a total of 19 facilities across the state. 18 in other parts of ohio. we asked for their escape numbers and we hope to have sometime tomorrow. live in cleveland, scott taylor, cleveland 19. >> a mother is dead after a wrong way driver slammed into her car head on in a violent crash caught on camera early this morning on 71 southbound near west 140th. that driver who was heading north in the southbound lanes was also killed. and tonight we are learning more about the 33-year-old mother who lost her life in that accident. sara goldenburg is live with how she is being remembered. sara? >> reporter: well, she leaves bow hind a 13-year-old daughter. her family says she is headed home from work when she was hit. and now two families are left heart broken. tonight we spoke over the phone with a friend of the driver. kenneth from lakewood. employees are mourning the loss of their co-wo

while he does trail others nationally, kasich is using a success in michigan and his home state of ohio. >> we see this as an opportunity for all of us, and i mean all of us. >> null one he's a happy warrior, he's not going to hurl insults with the others, but he's waiting for those states to come to him that are winner take all for delegates. >> he is a uniter and from the important state of ohio and somebody they should be concerned about. josh: there are a dozen states in play tomorrow. ted cruz may need a texas win to stay in the race, while marco rubio could use a little sunshine next month with a win that comes out of florida. we'll see what happens. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. jennifer: tonight the state is a suring seacoast families that it will continue to monitor a number of cases of a rare form of pediatric cancer, after releasing a study that looks into pbl causes. jennifer crompton live in rye now, one of five towns in this was made in march 2014 after a child here in rye was diagnosed with that rare form of soft tissue cancer. shortly after two other children in the genera

of a southern classic... chicken and waffles... right here in ohio. the chicken mcgriddle is now being tested at 11 restaurants in the columbus area.it's a fried chicken patty surrounded by a pair of maple syrupy- sweet buns.it *could* go national... depending on customer feedback. there's a familar sound heard across the tri-state this time of year. year. the delicious sizzle of cod being fried up for the famous frisch's fish sandwich. the director of research and development - that's the fancy name for the guy who creates frisch's recipes - showed us how it's done. chef greg grisanti/director of research & development "frisch's has always been famous for our fish. one of the reasons is, we've never bent on quality, never cheapened the product. and that goes so far with our customer. we see families coming in, now that they get to the age they're having traditions."the tartar sauce - equally as famous as the fish itself. the secret to their recipe - no sugar. in the next six weeks - frisch's will sell more than 200-thousand pounds of fish. toss to wea

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will become a little quiet. winds will calm dunn. we have a lot of snow through eastern portions of ohio, most of the pennsylvania there. we will continue to see those colder numbers stick around. we're around 36 at the airport, you could expect the numbers to be fairly similar for tomorrow afternoon, will be around 32 in wilmington. 37 for georgetown. the good news, the road i don't expect any issues on the roads. winds are breezy, making it feel like in the 20s instead of the 30s. we'll continue to see winds around 15 miles an hour, through 8:00. the winds are staying out of that northwest direction and drop below 10 miles an hour, towards midnight. in the morning. we're looking at winds 10 miles an hour. and we'll continue to see the colder air move in. 34 at 8:00. lower 30s for 11:00 as well. we're going to continue a few chances. no additional accumulations or additions as well. we're tracking some definitely clouds around. few flurries and flakes flying. we'll keep the slightest chances overnight. moisture around lake michigan. that will transform to few flakes flying and in a few

if they just recruit kids from ohio. >> tia: that's right. >> brian: another crop of kids rolling into ohio state. congratulations with all the kids signing. not many kids get the chance to play. the percentages are astronomically low even at the division ii level. so congratulations to everybody. >> tia: that's right. time is 6:09. heavy rains leave standing water all over northeast ohio >> samantha: it's a slow drive in to work for many of you. we still have some mainly light rain out there. the heaviest stuff has moved out, and we're also dealing with wet roads and areas of ponding. so if you run into any of that, you want to take it a little bit slower. your evening commute looks much better, though. we're going to talk about it when we come back. >> brian: we could have rain, but it could be a lot worse. we'll show you where they're dealing with a lot of snow this morning. >> tia: next, we'll tell you what president barack obama will do today that he's never done before. fe a cd so comg on on abra cahealt ins few as twond aalf ys wn usedt thfirssign it penettes ep a stas to wo imm

i think he's doing a tremendous job as governor of ohio. very good candidate, and i think has brought a lot to this race. but the reality is he can't win. and the longer that he stays in this race, the more it enables donald trump to continue to have these massive leads in states across the country. the fact of the matter is the delegate math just isn't there for him. he talks about winning his home state of ohio. that's great, and then what? we saw a poll today that showed that he doesn't win his home state of ohio. the problem beyond that is that there's no other states that he's even out of single digits on. i think he's going to have to make a decision here shortly if his candidacy is imperilling the rest of the 2/3 of the republican party that don't want to see donald trump as their nominee. >> josh, this sounds like the argument being made by a lot of marco rubio supporters right now. a lot of rubio people are trying to force kasich or push him out of the race. the fact remains john kasich has as many second place finishes in primarie

currently, the heavier bands of snow are concentrated north of the ohio river. aside of accumulating on the colder surfaces we do not see much in the way of problems. the snow does extend back into michigan and with this continue to see bands of snow throughout the day they won' end of the evening commute. we are not under any watch, warning, or advisory. once you move along the i-75 corridor, you run into a winter weather advisory and watch is in effect for northern indiana and michigan. it will be a wind driven snow today. we are looking at steady 18 mile per hour winds right now. to the west, you can see 25 mile per hour winds at times. expect that wind to be pretty intense. close to freezing. 32 in springboro. 33 degrees in the downtown area. the pavement may be a couple degrees warmer. by 5:00, it is not much warmer. we will stay in the 30' s. it is going to be a windy day. snow. winter is back after a break for a couple days. this is what your back patio may look like today. degrees. it is still breezy bite 8:00 b by 8:00. the snow showers could come back t

ask -- and ha is because they will no longer receive $1.3 million under the new law from the ohio department of health. and the law states ohio is banned from contracting health services with any group that performs or promotes abortion. and while it doesn't name planned parenthood, it's believed it will be most affected. planned parenthood released a governor signed the bill stripping more than 1 point -- and he should explain he's invested in immortality while defining one of the best programs in the state. and he signed the bill one day and he finished near the bottom of the pact at 8%. live in the newsroom, meg shaw, >> thank you. >>> and the parma mayor is getting ready for his state-of- the-city address and that is opened to the public at the local united auto worker's hall on chevrolet boulevard. >> and in north canton, the e.m.s. department is working to expand and upgrade the headquarters. the department has outgrown the two stations and one originally had three full time employees and tim thank you -- 10 full- time and 36 part-time workers worked there and that project has the approva

the chill is on for the northernmost communities of ohio. right around the freezing mark. but ear still well above freezing as you head inland away from that lake breeze. 44 in dover new philly. 42 in akron, 38 in wooster. your temperatures, everybody is going to fall into the lower 30s by 10:00 p.m. with a mainly clear sky. we're not worried about any type of rain or sleet or snow overnight. staying dry for now. but we are tracking a strong and thursday, which will impact you right here in northern ohio. we'll talk about rain and then some snow, and we'll show you the track and track it all down for you when we come back. stick around. >> all right, mark. developing at this house, cleveland police are investigating a shooting, all of this happened on the west side. they say the victim, a 41-year- old man was shot on west 81st street. it was around 2:00. he died from his injuries a short time later. police have not identified the victim or why this happened. >>> dean sims, the man accused of killing two relatives he lived with in hinckley has pleaded not guilty. sims enter

a new car laughing in the face of northeast ohio roads. we'll tell you hard work. . >>> breaking overnight from the live desk. prosecutors raiding volkswagon's head office in south korea. this is all part of the investigation into the we are hearing computer hard drives and documents were confiscated and also homes of some company officials were raided. volkswagon faces legal action over the scandal in multiple countries, including here in the u.s. jackie. >>> and corrina new overnight, the trials for five baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death put on hold. maryland's court of appeals delayed them. the signing of the sixth officer can be forced to testify against them. porter went to trial last year and ended with a hung jury. he's ex-- he's expected to be retried later this year. >>> and the race to a white house. a big weekend for both sides. >> and the democrats in a nevada caucus and the republicans in south carolina primary. but, the campaign also dealing with some other issues this morning. here's one of them. the t

school board here has no plans on conducting their own investigation at five cases in the hands of ohio's top law the reaction of the family is as you would expect. cuyahoga county it doesn't mean a whole lot right now maybe it's a good thing we was see they could impact the civil case since november 12, 2014 when tanisha who suffered from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia died while being restrained by cleveland officers. that day was just a bad day. cassandra johnson says her daughter was slim to the ground her into a squad car to get her help the medical examiner later ruled the death a homicide. i just want justice for her. we do something wrong we have to pay for it. even while waiting for their day in court the attorney says cassandra to quietly work for change by continually educating the public especially first responders about how to properly interact with the mentally ill. it's given the mom strength. just the fact that they could raise the issues they are trying to find some meaning in her death. suzanne strafford, fox 8 news. there has been an number of positive changes all t

it feels like spring than the middle of winter in northeast ohio. the temperatures are climbing into the 60s and the winds of change are coming. and this warm-up will not last much longer, but here's my good friend and compatriot, jason nicholas. >> and we broke a record. sixty degrees at hopkins airport. the old record, 57 and that old back before you were around, >> 1890. around. >> that is right. >> and let's show what you is happening outside right now and this is not a live camera, takes images every second or so. you can see that the cloud cover actually moves there and that is relatively unique and a shake there to the sky cam showing the winds that we're 61. 61 degrees february 3rd. downtown cleveland. the temperatures across the 60s. 64 downtown. that came downtown. that came down. 61 at downtown and 57, the old record in 1890. 62. the airport, 57 last hour and that tied a record set back in 1890. the cold front, the one that brought us the rain last night and the wind last night, too, colder air is moving in. detroit, 55; and more impressiv

@most of northeast ohio is @moderate to heavy rain. @a total soaker as you're waking @up, getting the kids ready for @school and a lot of time. @dani has been reporting @accidents. @by tomorrow, we are indeed @tracking snow. @we'll have more on that coming @up. @right now, more on your commute @this morning. @big cup of coffee and take it @easy. @>> yes, we do have an update on @this accident in summit county. @unfortunately this crash that @has shut down bass road has @been confirmed as a fatal @accident. @it's shut down between akron @peninsula road because of a @fatal crash. @we received word a few minutes @ago that the road is expected @to reopen at 8:00 a.m. @so if this is your drive, you @can go ahead and detour to get @around that closure as they @clean that accident scene up. @that crash on 77 south as you @approach arlington road, looks @like that has cleared out. @to the north, we're seeing a @little bit of slow traffic @toward downtown. @490 as your near 77 -- you're @near 77 north. @those delays are about 2 to 3 @minutes. @p

many think that my name is governor of ohio, okay? but if i emerge from here, i about what we need to do. >> a poll has him third or fourth now. he and other candidates will have one last chance to make a closing argument and final debate before the nation's first primary on tuesday, a debate you can only see here tonight on news channel 5. >> john will be in new hampshire for tonight's debate. you can catch his live report right here on news channel 5. janessa is joining us now for a look at the weather. we were talking earlier about weather impacting the primary on tuesday and just like in iowa but that didn't stop the turnout in iowa might be that these people will be traveling monday, monday night. and there is a system that will be shutting things down here. >> right, we are the oreo. we are in the middle. we are waiting for that big dose of snow. we'll get some as we head into early next week but not a massive storm. all i'm tracking now is just this goodness. that makes you smile and makes your heart feel good, that sunshine, o

ohio's primary, march 15th for next month. and you will need to send the registration form to your local board of elections here in ohio. early voting, by the way, starts tomorrow. >>> and downtown cleveland's the hilton hotel is expected to open june 1st. the positions will be filled in march and april. no hospitality experience is necessary. the hotel offers a full benefits package, travel discounts, tuition a assistance and free meals. if you are interested in applying, we have a link on our news net 5 app. >>> and up next, a massive air bag recall is expanding again. what to do if your car is on the list. . >>> a new recall alert related to deflect, defective airbags. general mores is recall -- general motors is recalling 200,000saab and saturn vehicles to replace faulty air bags. a complete list is on the news net 5 app. the dealers will replace them. >>> drivers are paying for this week to fill up the gasoline tanks. the average price for a gallon of regular gas in ohio is $1.55. now, that is up 7 cents from last week. lower, however, than they were last month. get this, in toledo, a price war between two gas stat

tonight -- the investigations into *three* ohio cancer centers... could be a case of health care fraud. fraud.the f-b-i and u-s attorney's office are investigating cancer centers in clermont -- adams -- and scioto counties.the ohio attorney general's office told nine on your side the medicaid fraud unit executed a search warrant.the company has not commented on the investigations. a one-time plan so successful -- ohio lawmakers want to make it permanent.it's the tax holiday that benefits parents and students shopping for the school year. year.and the state says it was new proposal would make the three-day tax holiday in august permanent.like last year -- it would apply to clothing and footwear that's 75 dollars or less... and school supplies that cost 20 dollars or less.senators passed it today -- the bill now goes to the house. we're three weeks away from the ohio primary... but more than 10-thousand ohioans have already cast their ballots. ballots.early voting pulled in nearly 85-hundred people to voting centers... another 16- hundred have mailed in their picks.and

when you're a mid western, governor of ohio, people don't come there to cover you. >> use this -- you know. >> so you now you have a higher profile out of new hampshire. so tell the stories as budget chair and as governor for the people that don't know you. >> well, we balanced the budget in washington for the first time since we walked on the moon and when i left washington we had a $5 trillion surplus. we cut the capital gains tax and we were just doing great economically until the republicans in washington spent all the money. and then i went into ohio, we were $8 billion in the hole. lost 350,000 jobs. everything was rickety and rockety. we now have grown 400,000 private sector jobs. our credit is secure. i mean, our pensions and -- are secure and the credit is rock solid. i'll take the same philosophy of changing the way in which we're regulated and don't kill small businesses, cut taxes including a capital gains tax and bringing the profits back to america and a plan to get us to the balanced budget by restraining all non-defense discretionary with more money for defense and slo

of error, five points. no one is going to beat john kasich in ohio. he won re-election with 65% of the vote, liz, including 25% of the african-american vote which shows his crossover appeal. and way you judge your own strength is by who's attacking you and who's attacking john kasich is hillary clinton. he attacked us twice yesterday because she fears john kasich's candidacy. that's what we think about in november, we've got to remember that this country is pretty split and usually the 1, 2, 3% of independents and right voters who decide it. liz: when things get ugly in the world, my mother always says rise above it. with all the mudslinging, particularly in the gop party right now. john kasich has done that. risen above the mudslinging, he is looking at something bigger and better and that is the trust of the american people. however, there's a piece in politico running right now that says that big names like tim pawlenty are suggesting he step out of race so marco rubio has a better shot. that's got to be annoying as heck right now. what does he do w