to welcoming throng at the ashland airport, president kennedy announces the convening of the conferenceo study the water pollution problem in the area. the theme is you can serve our -- conserve our resources now for those who come after us. addresses the conference of the northern great lakes region, relating our national responsibilities to the problem of the world community. flight over to the university of north dakota. president kennedy receives an urgesry degree and students to participate in the burdens of citizenship. after 600 air miles and a plane change, a landing and a warm greeting. in answer to a presidential question. yes, the boy scout growth is still the same. remarks at the university of wyoming field house. billings, montana. airport is crowded for a city of only 53,000. eachs over 100,000 hands waiting to be shaken. the drive through was continuing to the yellowstone county fairgrounds at billings. president kennedy spoke of the thelexity to a world in midst of great change and the need for each citizen to help lay the foundations for a prosperous and peaceful future

the winds blowing strongly out there. cleveland, i-77 through medina, ashland richland counties. now, we did have a few showers earlier. they moved through greater cleveland, akron. they're gone. so we're going to stay dry . now, let's deal with the gusts. look at the current gusts. cleveland 40 miles per hour, elyria 40 miles per hour, a 35-mile an hour wind gust currently in akron. temperatures mild though. we've got lower 60s in a lot of spots and we will stay mild through the evening. watch the temperatures overnight tonight slowly falling into the lower 50s by 5 p.m. so leave the umbrellas at home. all and all not bad but you're going to need the winter coats coming up for the weekend. >>> turning to the primary election now in a recap governor john kasich won his home state? republican primary beating donald trump by 12 percentage points. >> and hillary clinton had a victory here in ohio. >> as for the democratic primary for the u.s. senate it wasn't even close former governor ted strictland won. >> and a surprise upset cuyahoga county prosecutor of 24 years lost his seat to

said thursday they were tipped off to looking for a hitman and a letter an in the parking lot of the ashland walmart, she gave $1,000 cash down payment and then she was arrested to say that she confessed, claiming that the potential victims had west lesson relative to claim deputies look into.. >> look at somebody who is determined and boisterous anda what she wanted, and she wanted >> they say that she has a lengthy criminal history including arrests for domestic violence andna deal i just held on a half-million dollar bought and scheduled scheduled to be in court on wednesday her attorney says that she isf-ar innocent till proven guilty. >> the cavaliers west coast road trip they will there will be a roller coaster this next if you live southwestern getting some sunshinene you like the blog has been keeping the sunshine away . st. patrick's day looks like it could be some showers and mostly cloudy . 50 degrees in cleveland ,e mid-fifties akron-canton and findlay . then dayton and cincinnati, low 70s . paducah is near 80 degrees . get any some showers after lori m. . low pressure comes thro

local school making sure it got police dog has an extra layer of protection surge and 10 tips with the ashland county sheriff's office and the k-9 partner miko ate a trip to black river middle school today to think the students for the new ballistic vest and they raised money he the money comes a month after a canton police dog was killed in the line of duty. >> this is really proud that i can do something that i could make a difference not only and not but i'm in all the work that she'll be doing. >> at such an honorable thing for them to do that he gives me good hope for the future. >> so far this year a police dogs have been killed in the line of duty in the us we are in for a little bit of a right concerned here's andre with all the ups and downs in the forecast you had to keep a notepad of all the quick little nuances and changes the first one actually came tonight and you can see evidence of it on this webcam time lapse from the five-mile cryptic looking back towards cleveland this is looking south so this is east and that's west you can see the clouds initially coming this way because t

. >> students in black river middle school will hold an assembly today to give the ashland countye sheriff's departmentri money for a canine bus a department has the dogs on fundraiser to raise the money to protect the police dog. >> eggshell land will be ready to welcome visitors for 60th straight year today. the popular display created by ellen her family will open in legacy village today's hours will run from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. starting tomorrow it will l open at noon each day on easter sunday. >> and the avenue us roller coaster is ready opening a week early todayte due to debut at the raven mark your calendar for the weekend of may 7 brady sayor you are not trying it. >> i don't know if i got up i probably get caught up in the hypepe it will be fun and scary though i don't think i like to the first one maybe give it a couple and then i would try it. your time now is 7:33 a.m. >> trying to bring hollywood back to cleveland to improve spending we will detail the project straightahead. attractions to its come back. we go live in the studio for all the updates. >> it is friday. you know

of july they depart andan search for a few issues on the loose and t terry's and some of the people and ashland county. he faces the same dangers an inch at the same protection. school dances.ne the so much nicer knowing shows us protection to help. still fearful when we go into situations the actual protection is there for here they wanted to make sure that they had the most up-to-date equipment to prevent the kind of loss that camp police suffered. o- they placed in so many dangerous situation that's what they need this type of protection it'sit great to see the studentshe recognizing this coming together thank you todd. your time right now is 5:42 a.m. scott tell kelly after nearly ane full is she sick to return tonight. see how far google self driving cars on before causing his first accident. his a look at trafficir patty will have the latest on your morning good at morning. i'm patty harkin. to take off. we're getting ready to head up over the city in give you a those flames are long gone we had company on the scene ass no increment weather we are good to goo scott is good to go here as w

at a side trip by helicopter over the apostle islands barrier over lake superior, for a lander at ashlandsconsin. to the welcoming throng at the ashton airport, president kennedy announces the convening of a conference to study the water pollution problem in the area. the scene is, to conserve our resources now for those who come after us. the same night, the fieldhouse of the university of minnesota at duluth. the president addresses the land and people conference for the northern great lakes region, relating our national responsibilities to the problem of the world community. a short flight over fertile farmland to the university of north dakota at grand forks. president kennedy receives an honorary degree, and urges students to participate in the burdens of responsible citizenship. after 600 air miles and a plane change at cheyenne, a landing and a warm greeting at laramie, wyoming. an answer to a presidential question. yes, the boy scout oath is still the same. remarks at the university of wyoming fieldhouse in laramie. billings, montana. the crowd at the airport is large and a town o

ts out there, right now, 25 degrees, we have a northeast breeze that's cooling us off across the board, ashland, 30, in most locations we areseying in to the lower 20s, off to a chilly start across northeast ohio. a look at the satellite and radar, the great news, we are not tracking moisture in our viewing area, as you slide more towards the south, you can see some isolated activity from millersburg in to dover, new philly, the storm system we will watch the track to provide us a tad bit of snow stepping in to spring tomorrow. see our winds right now, this is what is cooling us off northwest, 15-20 miles per show you your hour by hour, look at this, clouds, not too much sunshine, may get a hint throughout your afternoon, look at the daytime highs, only 36 degrees. >> spring is here only on paper this weekend. >>> a police chase in canton ends with a murder suspect in custody. meg shaw is in the newsroom, she has been following the story all morning long. what do you know now? >> i spoke with police a little bit ago. 36 year old lance ranken is in police custody at the hospital, after he led po

the last 30 minutes or so. yeah we're getting some green here. mansfield to ashland could move i don't think the showerses the next couple of hours. we've got some sunshine in cleveland look at this temperature 59 degrees. beautiful weather, clouds in and out. look at all the sunshine focused in on northern ohio with a few little sprinkles trying to redevelop along this little frontal boundary that came through. we still have gusty winds. our peak gust ashtabula 51 miles per hour, cleveland had 49 miles per hour at 2 p.m., 46 in lorain and akron mid-40s or canton and youngstown. we still have the wind advisory for all these counties here in brown until 8 p.m. but everywhere you go it is going to be gusty. ashtabula 32 miles per hour. 33 ravenna, blustery everywhere you want to go. look at this, a west wind this is the sustained wind speed at hop kins 29 miles per hour. then you have a gust to near 40. 61 the high today, 50 the low, 46 and 30s where we should be. snow fall still stuck at 25 inches. going to add a little bit more to that this weekend. we've got an area

south. 54 in akron. 53 for us and massillon and wadsworth, enjoying a 53 degrees and this is the big winner. ashland at 58 and this should be the peak of your afternoon and step outside and enjoy it. 45, avon lake; 52, vermilion and 53 in lodi. and those winds, they're not too bad and highs about 13 miles an hour and into the afternoon hours and conditions they will come back for us and we're seeing if the clouds her -- and no interruptions when driving despite the two fronts close to home and this is that major cooldown by the weekend. by the end of the weekend, this east coast and could bring snow chances into our forecast as well and break down the weekend for the friday. and the front sags, there it is. not impressive or any amount at all. the snow is more impressive and starts to get closed late saturday night and remember, spring begins on sunday at 12:30 a.m. and we will have snow. mother nature is not being nice. the good news is that it's not here all day on sunday and that starts into the afternoon hours and limits the amounts of a half an inch to very much two inches and for the most part

lucky number seven of -- and few cities can hit today and tracking rain the remainder of the week and 50 in ashland; 57, menner and 53 in ashtabula. a nice warm start out of the door and that is mild to start and only getting warmer as we head throughout the day and this is a look at the radar. night. cloudy conditions as well and if you look at the future cast, you will notice the time stamp there and clouds are clearing and that is good news. and rising throughout the day. upper 60s. and 60 in elyria and this is 4:45 and into new philadelphia, you will hit 70. 68 in akron and canton. around that time, you can see and that is not bad either. the upper 50s, low 60s into some early morning hours and tomorrow, we're getting rain into the forecast and some rain is moving in wednesday afternoon and that is sticking around through thursday and that power of 5 seven-day forecast. you can see the warm-up is sticking around and that is throughout much of the week and that is a look at the seven-day forecast. >> and good news here if you are taking 480 west and there was a semi block the right lane and call

some of the heaviest rainfall in richland and ashland county. the darker green is going to indicate some of the heavier rain but this is light and widespread. driving with the wipers moving for you. here's the east side, notice the pockets of drier air, but don't think that you're going to step outside without that raincoat. you're still going to need it for hours to come with the official front crossing this afternoon and look at all this, that dark green moving to the north and to the east. as we head into the afternoon those rain chances get bigger and better, and then we could have some heavier pockets too with the official moment of the front. temperatures at this downtown. we should be at a high of 44. so still noticeably better than normal. heading south a little cooler in jackson township, and akron 61 your current temperature and i think most likely our high as clouds overcast and filled with rain drops. 60 degrees in downtown, southwest winds at 9 miles per something we typically see in the month of march. rain chances continue until ab

very long the traffic now for back of beyond and a lot when there was a slowdown in was early in the ashland san francisco brought the morning commute is still checking in hot spot for him. >>robin winston: no major problems 880 is wide open from oakland to san leandro pay would union city along the bridge over to the peninsula numic to trouble spots if you have to use the now was a great time it will be a great ride connecting to the peninsula. >>robin winston: it would give us three and three at the limit in both directions a nice ride at the golden gate into out of san francisco is a slow traffic but now that as a crash wraping up and san jose no. 87 and kurt 9 avenue in the final clearance stagers you concede this monstrous of your business traffic as my rent is about 70 minutes from 85 to 101 no. 101 heading into san jose are leaving san jose heading toward santa clara and just a little slow to between 80 in trouble. >>robin winston: the major problems. >>darya: apple's new iphone is available for tree order half 0 is among smaller. >>gabe slate: you can pre order via from the attic and

we're taking the time and they're clearing toward richland and ashland county. throughout the day, notice the time stamp there at 8:15 a.m., we have clearing and a nice sunrise. the temperatures are cooler and then we start to build. as we head throughout the afternoon, you can see all of the temperatures up in theup per 60s and into dover, new phil. is a look at the forecast for tuesday and we push through. i'm sorry, not tuesday but wednesday and here comes the rain. it's on the way and that is not picking up until the afternoon. and shouldn't be an issue during the morning time and more in the afternoon. and the temperatures for you on wednesday and low 70s for everybody. and this is this warm weather. stick around for a bit. and quite awhile, really and as we head into the weekend and next month. still in the low 50s. and over to you. >>> and went to the park yesterday, i will go again today and thank you. >>> and roads are looking good now and state route 8 this morning. bottom left and traffic is starting to build there and let's go to the maps here and thi

and then off the missed free look at the quickness with the offensive board and put back by ellie roughridge. ashland from the corner for three. the indians were runners up last year but playing like champs the day. here's one more three pointer by roughridge. she averages 28.5 points a game. the junior's on track to become the state's all time winning scorer. after the game, they talked about how they're still thinking about their title game loss a year ago. >> at first it really hurt. but you know when we got back home it was motivation to work harder and we responded really well. i couldn't be more proud of these girls to where they're at right now. we gelled really well and we're better basketball players because of it. >> the kids would tell you it's unfinished business. it stung a lot last year, saturday, when we lost. around and they said okay, each individually and collectively, let's get better. >> that of course sets up a cherokee verses pocahontas area lorenz marathon semifinal on thursday. behind me, the state champs, it's 20-12. sioux center off to a good start. tonight we'll have boy's

the late u.s. army corporal, joseph owe claire of ashland, maine. corporal fought for our freedom and was seriously wounded in the brutal month-long battle of heartbreak ridge in korea. in november, our congressional office presented the corporal with his long overdue purple heart. sadly, he passed away just two weeks ago. norm was a loving husband, father and grandfather from a small town in maine. he and lydia were married for more than 61 years and raised five terrific children. after the war, he worked alongside two of his three sons at the logging and lumber companies. he was an avid outdoorsman, a terrific wood worker and a long -- life-long member of the v.f.w. post in ashland. for 240 years, patriotic americans from small towns across this great country have fought for our freedoms and our way of life. he corporal was among 66,000 courageous veterans throughout maine's second congressional district. thank you for what you have given us, your gift will last forever. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance o

game in the eighth and it's a real week two run single and san diego wins the game six / three and the ashland men and women's basketball teams both lose and their postseason sports. that doesn't. have a great sunday. >>> 9:28 a.m. and up next hillary won a one. democratic front-runner for an exclusive interview as she tries to win more votes in ohio munich the crowds tuesday we have details on how you can vote in this year's primary ahead of >>> soggy roads outside. >> a littleog bit. >> gray skies and then the clocks that get moved forward. >> it has been tough to take this morning but we are hoping these are the spring showers that are going to bring those always want beautiful flowers and aj of course is out inof the garden and i see behind him. >> they are starting tog er come up. >> a couple of things.f t >> a couple of the bulbs. >> as it looks like some tulips. right write back your? s >> i think so.k daffodils may be? >> there's all kinds of good stuff coming up.ere we've got the gardens that are going to start to become activee g and you probably don't want to stick anything in the g

the 60s. let's take a look -- mansfield into ashland looking at 61 today. you can see the cooler weather pattern from westlake and north ridgeville -- in the mid-50s. as you make your way toward summit county i like a -- 62. the temperature contrast -- 53- 60 -- a 100 difference. it will be dependent on the location you are at. >> thank you. on the latest episode of 2020 the news give us a closer look at the heroine epidemic sweeping the nation from the eyes of those hit hardest. we've seen our own epidemic here in northeast ohio explode over the past few years. this video is proof of the problems -- the police are talking to a driver charged after crashing the car -- the third heroine involved crash in the last few weeks. >> >>> it seems like these people heroine and they can't wait to go home. or they are afraid to go home and they do it in the car. as soon as they purchase it. they start to dry. >> they don't realize how dangerous it is to themselves and the motoring public. >> the lieutenant said it's so bad some drivers overdose behind the wheel. one dr

the farther you two down interstate 7 1, notice here we have some showers moving, mans field and ashland where you guys will get the rain. i think even greater cleveland we're talking after 8:00 or 9:00. so this rain is moving closer and eventually will arrive. after 8:00 or 9:00 we start to track in rain showers, back to the desk. >>> a nuisance bar reborn. >> turns out a history of violence and murder not to keep club fly ice down for good, but there are going to be major changes. >> a police officer loses his job over something he posted on facebook. we'll tell you what he wrote that has left him unemployed. >>> it's been described as a minefield of potholes. we sent our investigator out to find out why. >>> it's been called the widow maker. the potentially deadly condition that can appear in a lot of women as a simple flu bug. we'll lay out the differences you need to know. (baseball on tv always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) of people die within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doc

wow, we're still in the mid to upper 50s across ashland, to wooster, 56 degrees. lakeshore communities, notice a little breeze out of the east, 15 to 20 miles per hour but that is just that warm front that continues to track in from the south. solon 53 for today. ravenna into the lower 50s but count on it out towards stark and summit county, we're into the mid-50s. this is just kind of mild air. wait until i show you my 7-day 60s as we head into tomorrow. >>> it's daylight savings time, we spring forward one hour. some lucky americans didn't lose that hour of sleep that we did last night. arizona and hawaii don't observe daylight savings times and lawmakers in other times are looking into opting out. why do the rest of us have to go through this? >> we were sleeping through those early morning sunrise times in the summer. that was considered a waste of a tremendous natural resource. >> sounds old fashioned but in modern times studies show daylight saving times saves energy as well. a downside, more people are out driving when it stays light later. >>> recent study

let's get to the radar and see where it's raining right now. we've zoomed in mansfield, ashland, starting to see the lighter rain turn to more moderate rain. that's what you're waking up to. now, if you live in parts of medina, you're up next. that same rain within the next about hour or so. here's a look at that wet weather chance that we have throughout the next couple of days. so today 100 percent it's raining out there. tomorrow we will dry out. i'm not expecting any rain for your friday and then saturday and sunday we do increase our chances by monday we'll start to decrease again. so we are looking at some wet weather over the next couple of days. i think today and possibly sunday will be the wet east of the days and temperatures we've got to talk about that because we're in for a cool down. >>> let's get you a recall alert for a product you could have in your cabinet. at least 11 people have been sickened for eats pastachios. illnesses have been reported in nine states. that's happening all too often. packages being stolen right off of people's front steps. an inventor no

moving up the i-75 corridor, ashland, we did measure a couple of wind speeds or 50 miles per hour. but i'm not believing that those are reaching the ground just yet. but you get the picture, a wall of wind coming our way and we have scattered showers developing ahead of it. vermilion. it will be a thundery evening because it is warm out there. 71 in akron, 70 canton, a surge of warm, muggy air up to the lake shore and that's fueling the thunderstorms as an area of low pressure rides through central ohio. if you are going out and about, plan on thunder, 7, 8, up to 9:00 and the major skull line should have moved through and we will have lingering showers, perhaps a tiny clap of thunder. for strong storms it will be 7 to 9:00 p.m. the threat for severe damaging winds is small but it is there. and we are going to watch it for you all evening. frank and lee. >>> all new at five. there is a good chance you have cleaned it. we show you what can grow in a daredevil machine. >>> we will introduce us to the while fighting aliens on a virtual ride next. >>> and weatherwise we will keep an eye

we are in the 50s south. and ashland getting sun. either that or somebody left the iron on. mid 60s. how about 55 in mansfield and mohican at 56. slightly warmer inland. millersburg 62 and trying to sun in your back yard over the next hour or two, we could add another five or six degrees to the cooler temperatures further north. but that's not likely. look at this. stuck in the 40s, 8, 9, 10:00, 48. i would recommend wearing that spring coat out and about. we won't deal with rain for the evening but there is another front coming in for tomorrow morning's rush. a.m. wednesday morning. dry, there it goes. now we see showers coming in between 7 and 9:00 a.m. maybe maybe thunder but it looks it looks docile. we are talking 40s. tomorrow, if we can get the sun good, west side. cleveland tonight will go 50 tomorrow. beachwood a high of 60 and akron and canton, low 50s and low 60s for tomorrow. but notice this word here, tomorrow an a.m. thundershower but windy all day, probably not that bad, sit out on your deck with your little glass of ice tea. windy with gusts at 30 miles per h

heavy rain, @tracking those down to the @souths you will see we will cup @thunderstorms continue to @affect areas towards 71, also @over towards ashley county, and @ashland, seeing the areas of @downpours, worcester, lorain, @madina in to the activity. @south towards worcester and @millersburg seeing heavy rain @through holmes county. @everything towards the east at @30-35 miles an hour, see if i @can pull off a storm track for @you, for this whole line of @storms. @it's tracking out of lorain @county, in to cleveland, we @will start it off around @forwalk, down to the south, @dragging i out toward @cleveland, dragging it at 30-35 @miles an hour, you see the @arrival times. @around cleveland, after 7:00, @7:30 or so euclid, 7:55. @just before 9:00, coming up on @the warren area. @nothing too strong looking at @the thunderstorms this wayne @cloud tops that reached as much @as 20-30,000 feet at times. @we are seeing a little bit of @weakening with the storms as it @continues to push towards the @east and northeast, looks like @the i-77 corridor will be the @area affected next. @70 now akron, canton, 67 @towards worster, in the 5s, @towards mansfield, they

the week. >>> headed to ashland university where she received an academic and sports scholarship. successful. >>> mark, people want to know first of all they are upset about the snow, they want to accumulation. >> we have been so warm, the ground is warming up. plus the temperatures friday, 40s. those two factors make it harder for snow to stick. so even though you may see snow fall to go to ground, there may be slushy, accumulation on your that. right now, it appears temperatures are warming up and the ground is warm enough that most of it will not accumulate. >> i don't have to hire you for the driveway. >> we will be back at 11:00. >>> newschannel 5 at 6 q -- brought to you by the ohio lottery explosion game saturday >>> breaking news tonight. the exit polls coming in right now. what the voters are revealing already. will donald trump essentially seal the deal? >> this is the place i want to win. this is the place. >> his rivals looking to stop him tonight. all eyes on john kasich and his home state of ohio. and hillary clinton. can she finally put it away? or, another sanders surprise ton

take a close look you can see the front pushing towards ashland . passing ability of an approaching loudonville . take a t look at some of the lightning . about 220, that is a decent amount . , we will get some thunderstorms tonightht from time to time, and waves, mostly cloudy, ahead of the front andd we rear looking at the light will be some clouds and sun in the afternoon . the sea temperatures come back down from 60, 56, into the 40s, the low 40s sunday monday and at that point we could see can see the rain/snow mix has sometimes . in some of virginia six -- 10 inches so we're not done with winter just had in valet driver joins us for the update. >> until we show you the students, but first, sarah palin 's husband recovers after a sawmill accident . todd palin was taken to the hospital in alaska today she spoke at a donald trump rally in florida after going back to alaska alaska to be with him, she canceled another corner alley just minutes before he began. >> firefighters go through rushing floodwaters to save a parking lot, flash floods affecti

the most part. we have sprinkles in mansfield and ashland area and this is the beginning stages of the rain, cloud cover overspread the area. and eventually the rain will overspread the area this evening. i think the heaviest rain with this front will come tomorrow afternoon and it will generally be light toed month rhett rain at this time. we have colder air by the end of the week. 45 in green bay. we are at 68 degrees. here is a look at futureview. this is 10:00 tonight. we have the first wave mainly light rain. things pick up a little bit in expect wet roads for the morning drive. i don't see this rain too heavy and showers around tonight. 56 will be the low. still very warm for this time of year. and 56 as well in the akron-canton area showers in the forecast for you. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. okay. it is mainly light rain. here you see by 1:00 in the afternoon wow. things start to pick up. and at 4:00 i think the afternoon commute will be worse than the morning drive here. a steady soaking rain. tomorrow will pretty much be a wash out. as far as what we are thinking as far as the rainfall, this

the northeast. and approaching mansfield here and that areaweller and ashland and new london by 6:00 on this track. the main line and could be hail in that and downpour by 8:00 and 8:00 futureview model has us moving through cleveland getting quite wet out there and heavy line of rain and storms and then as the night wears on this will settle to general showers i system moves out we will be dry other than isolated showers east of cleveland. you can clearly see futureview is indicating over an inch. look at that sandusky, cleveland, mentor and see how things set up and about everybody here will be looking at least over half inch of rain. that's going to cause ponding out there on the roads. akron-canton, you will be dropping down to 53 degrees with showers and thunder. tomorrow primary day in between systems. it is a mostly cloudy sky. more sunshine as the afternoon wears on and 59 for the high. tomorrow night for the most part looking dry. until we get to the overnight. this is 2:00 in the morning going into early wednesday morning and another wave of showers and could be thunder with that. that's a

the west. lorain, ottawa, sandusky, crawford county all surrounding areas out there, ashland and richland county under the wind advisory until 8:00 tonight. if you travel to kalamazoo, lansing and grand rapids today it's windier up there. here at home we have a potential for sporadic power outages and the high winds make it tough to drive. hang onto the steering wheel out right now it's just breezy and winds are sustained out of the south and east at about 13 miles per hour in cleveland. not bad but they'll be picking up throughout the morning and especially into the afternoon. had some rain overnight. good news here. that is long gone, and it's all moved out into pennsylvania, and we're all dry this morning but i wouldn't rule out some additional spotty showers mid to late morning, and here's why. we have this warm front draped to the south, and that could provide the focus or lifting mechanism for a few stray showers and thunderstorms this morning. isolated. most of us get through the rest of the day dry, but we have to put that small chance in there because it's not zero. i wouldn't rule it o

history, they won only eight games last year and sixx transfer, they are now in the division ii playoffs for .. they play ashland this week and that is the school thatnd used to be in the system. >> that is the epitome of anything in college basketball that's what everybody strives for,, want to accomplish that this year . in this beautiful gem is a special punishment. >> disconnected because the jet t went through a lot and we went throughn a lot that we got this beautiful place and we are in a good place. >> movies grace mcdonald last night vision for regional playoffs and became using the class well, that would reach back and score off the baseline, but here's mccain one more time, uses the class, losing easter events and sin city three -- 48 , in the second game andhega therefore long-distance and data between melbourne city two -- 57, lutheran east place in the regional final . the cavaliers play tonight in proposed law would require children to ridede rear facing until at least aged to requirefa gets to stay in a harnessed forward facing seat until five in booster seats at 12 the ohio law says children lea

the warm spot new london and ashland at 72. two hours ago it was sitting at 75 degrees. around the horn we go. we got 70s for coshocton and ravenna at 68 and 66 for mansfield and 69 for norwalk and cleveland hopkins airport. winds are a little gusty. 23 miles per hour gusts in cleveland. breezy in and out. not solid but in and out breezes and calming down for you. 72. look where we should be. the high was 72. the average is 43 degrees. almost 30 degrees above normal. incredible stuff there. and snowfall. do i dare mention the "s" word? times all snowiest. 25-inches. 30-inches below the normal for time of year. no snow in the near future. scattered clouds. mid and high level clouds but we do notice a lot of rainfall out of the gulf of mexico. flood warnings and tornado watches out for the mississippi river. houston to dallas over towards st. louis. this is where the bulk of the heavy rain is going. but we will see some of that rain shifting around. there is the front. shifting up and over and eventually i think tomorrow afternoon we will see a few hit and miss isolated rai

the heaviest a shower in ashland this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i >> denise: here's a live look crocker park in westlake some of the businesses evacuated earlier today when propane tanks caught construction site. the fire is out now. be sure to watch tonight at 6:00 how the explosion impacts the american greetings headquarters being built at crocker park. >> dan: like we always do at 5:30, time to talk politics. tonight may be the last stand for candidates to stop donald trump's march to the nomination. >> denise: four candidates will meet in the last debate before they vote tuesday. ryan nobles is live at the university of miami with a big preview of the night ahead. hi, ryan. >> reporter: hey dan and denis

looking at the clouds afternoon. degrees in cleveland and 41 in menner. forty degrees in norwalk, 39 toward ashland. and looking at the hour-by-hour forecast, 60 degrees for a lot of us and more clouds than sun today and i got better news up my sleeve. we'll talk about it later. over to you. >> and all right, woke -- already, we have the right-hand shoulder blocked. this is westbound at 480 and that is on ur maps and a couple of construction things happening and down to one lane in one area and in each direction. they're doing powerline and actually not power line but sewer line work. another in cuyahoga county and in woodland avenue, the west lane closed. and hanging outside for a live look at 71 this morning. it's a calm start to the monday. >>> and breaking now from the live desk on the city's west side, you're looking at live pictures here. the crews putting out a house fire and this is crossburn and west 130th. the cleveland police officers spotted the fire and knocked on the door getting a mom, four safely. no word on what caused the fire, but you see crews are still on scene and we'll keep y

the she believes cup. central florida native ashland harris also expected to be the pride's starting goaltender was also with team usa. the rest of the team under the guidance of thomas sermanni hoping to take a step in what's their first playoff run. >> the first impressions are good. i think there's nobody out there that looks like they're out of place. there's nobody out there that looks like they're in bad shape. condition. players are in good condition. >> just coming into this first day, i think it was really important for us to kind of -- get a feel for each other, get a feel for the field and kind of ease into it. >> you want to know more about the orlando pride, four out of five recommend watching "orlando city insider." we'll let you ask the questions for cyle larin. that's on wrdg tv 27. >>> former ucf defensive back josh robinson is back in the sunshine state. the former viking signed with the buccaneers today. he spent four seasons in minnesota. had five interceptions. he'll be playing along with former dolphins defensive back brent grimes introduced by the bucs today. >>> as for the current kni

temperatures this afternoon reaching the low 40s for sandusky, 44 in ashland. we're looking at partly any skies. we have a chance for a few stray flakes this morning east of cleveland. that will be brief. outside of that we should start to see the sunshine break through, bringing us to the low 40s in west lake and parma. the overall gist of this is the upper 30s, low 40s for today. now, we are headed towards 61 degrees but which day is that? you'll have to stick around for that. >>> for now, john, how's it >> reporter: [no audio] >> sorry. looks like we lost john rutter. as you saw from that shot, looks like it's a smooth drive for you so far on this monday morning,. >>> we're learning more information about the man who died at timken steel over the weekend. >> sarah finney has the latest information from the live desk. >> reporter: the preston police department says he was new the department but already well liked by his peers. they shared a photo on their facebook page along with a post that has dozens of comments expressing sympathy. the fire technician was f

it extends all the way south through ashland and wayne county and down toward tuscarora's soa's we are seeing light snow showers continuing through the afternoon. and 38 degrees in and brunswick 33 in in brunswick 33 in elyria from the war at loretta barberton here is what is really happening in the area.at the big nor'easter will bei pushing up the coast over the next 24 hours and it will pull those clouds away and pulled rain and snow showers away as well. snow if you have plans to fly out toward i boston or new york over tomorrow to morning still dealing with clouds by the afternoon. temperature this more temperature wide on the smart temperature wide on the chilly side.. at you can see not as much in the way ofee snow is begin toward afternoon. that isw afternoon as the system sy continues north and east down toward carol, tuscarora's and columbia county otherwise it started it's starting to clearar out from the northwest to the southeast tonight.t we will clear out and it will be cold with temperatures down into the mid twenties. and as we look ahead towardd noon you will need sun

the map in honor of mr. flannigan, his special day, st. patrick's day. flan tban is irish, right? yes, it is. 55 medina, 55 ashland, 5 currently in the akron area, 50s everywhere you go. high today 57, 10 degrees above the average of 47. 43 the morning start. we're still stuck at 25 inches of snow. i'm not taking the snowfall total off the map yet. why? because winter may have a little last laugh at us here. here's the first front coming in tonight. may stir up an isolated snowflake tomorrow morning. then the second front comes through tomorrow night. that is going to usher in much colder air. spring begins. sunday morning. spring begins. springtime. 30s on the map. watch what happens for your first few hours of spring. you see that? our computers are printing out viewing area. out. there will at least be a few flakes flying on sunday. we'll keep an eye on things. but the first day of spring looks cold with some snow, then some rain mixing in during tab. so don't put away the coats yet. 37, an isolated rain shower before midnight. predawn, morning rush hour flake in one or two spots. not a big daily about snow. ma

the win this morning. 56 degrees in cleveland. i am not complaining. -- 52 in wooster and 53 in ashland. the temperatures are deviating from the number, depending on where you live. today's highs are in the mid- 50s and however, a few counties will be warmer than that and that is for people living south of u.s. 30. as far as conditions go, we're remaining cloudy and this is a catch. along the lakeshore, you can see a chance of showers. kristen. >> thank you. >>> and not too much going on the highways and we have an incident on 480 on eastbound and a couple of lane closures and in brooklyn, police investigating that one and elsewhere, 71, 490 and 77, the the ride into the city and all of the green arrows indicating we're nice and smooth and it's quiet in those areas. >> and breezy on a hump day. thank you. >>> and trending right now, talk about a late fee. a library book that is nearly 50 years overdue is returnd to checked out by a student who left to join the marines. >> he said it was gathered from the dorm room and sent to his parents and he found the book in a box of things. the unive

@we are seeing the fog pretty @much in the counties, rich @land, ashland, wayne, summit, @portage county, give yourself @extra time if you plan to @a area. @fog at broadway and bedford, @not seeing big delays because @we look at the drive time. @271 north between route 8 and i- @480, is a 7- minute commute, @continuing to the south, 480 @and route 8, a 12-minute drive. @>>> high speed chase of a @stolen police car ends when @officers rammed the car and @opened fire. @>> it happened in southern @california. @what happened here? @>> one of the wildest, which @they normally have police @chases. @it was all caught on camera by @tv news helicopters. @the chase reached speeds over @100 miles per hour, the chase @crossed freeways and side @streets and ended when police @rammed the stolen cruiser in an @alley. @officers opened fire killing @suspect commandeered the police @car. @>>> nearly 100 flights canceled @this morning, both in and out @of chicago after bad weather @moved through that area. @pilots were running in to heavy @fog all day yesterday which led @to the capslation of more than @10

the @rain. @also picking up heavier @downpours. @no lightening our @thunder or nothing severe. @it will move into ashland @county. @it's all shifting towards the @east. @there is a low pressure center @over the left. @that will keep showers around @and in place for the next @several hour @rainfall was a problem in @larain county. @there was a flood warning @issued for street flooding in @northern lorain. @towards union town there was a @shelf cloud moving in. @check out this photo. @the lighthouse is getting stuck @by lightning. @this time lapse. @i shot this at the lake at the @station. @watch over the rock hall as it @storms move in. @you will see that shelf cloud @move in and the heavy rain has @a wave of storminess took over @cleveland. @if you have more shots like @that post them.your forecast @for tonight are in the 40s. @for tomorrow we'll start off in @the 40s this morning and mid @50s by the afternoon. @we'll be 60 late in the day. @temperatures are looking pretty @good for tomorrow. @as far as election day itself @we'll start off in the 40s and @i'm up to no problem with rain @or thunderstorms. @as you l

the roster, only 22 in camp. alex morgan and central florida's own ashland harris helped team usa win the she believes cup last week, they're getting a couple of extra days rest. plenty of talent for the head coach to work with. and including forward sarah hagen, who scored 58 goals in her fro pro fegs l career -- for the two weeks i've been here, just the city, the people, the area, the culture, everyone is so excited for this team, so for us, we're just as equally as excited to play for everyone here. >> the pride will also play a role in the orlando city insider. saturday night, 10:35 on wrdq-tv 27. >>> college football, one of the scapegoats for last year's season is no longer with the florida gators, austin harden will still graduate from hool, but the head coach says he left the team, he made 5 out of 14 field goal attempts last season is. in orland, the ucf first -- tomorrow, practices are closed to the public. bob, martha. >> thank. >>> thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news at 6:00. >> abc's world news tonight with and can for updates in between >>> several breaking stories this monday night. on

the range.n. more could get a couple of vermilion through ashland plansl to the west.west. must've this windfall from when the snow starts onhe and off forfor about midnight tonight. fox8 news your official school closing station. back to you guys. all right.t. thank youu avery much.u top story this morning. people in the cleveland'ss story tremonet neighborhood are taking to social media to warn people to watch out for your vehicles. in t clevelaemonaking that's after dozens of cars were hit in a recent rash ofafter dozens nonsense vandalism there.ndalism. jessica dill is live in tremont with what we know. good morning. good morning everyone. cleveland police say about threee good good m dozen cars were hit throughout this process. vandals using bb guns and bricks u to damage the cars.si tremont is one of the areas hardest hit. bb guns ks to damage tr this seems like a bad area to be in right now.ik christopher williams is one of the many cleaning up and taping plastic to the driver's side cleaning upde window of his vehicle. it was discovered with thet was d window shot o

had two goals bringing her pre season tally to six, but she left the head coach tom sermonte said it was not serious. goal keeper ashland harris will neat part of the season to play for team usa, for two friendlies against columbia. >>> the relationship between cuba and the united states is evolving. baseball helps offer a moment for both countries to enjoy their favorite past time. history made in cube a the tampa bay rays playing the cuba national team, the top of the fourth, president obama in the stands, james loney cranks the two-run home run to right, rays would win 4 to 1, it's the first time a major league team has played since the orioles did it back in 1999. college baseball, tenth ranked florida state hosting ucf. top of the second, luke hamblin says go away ball, lead-off home run gives the knights a 21 lead, seminole normals rally, part of a five run inning for fsu, and logan will pop this up to left, and gauge west will bobble it and bear hands the rebound. fsu goes on to win 7 to 2. they'll play again tomorrow at 4 p.m. as for the nfl, the bucs and jaguars are planning meet in orlando for a join practice

the temperatures walking out of the door right now, 40 degrees in ashland and good morning, wooster. 38 for you and in akron and ravena, 36; fighter in cleveland. throughout the day -- 46 in cleveland. throughout the day, the highs are reaching the upper 50s and i'm going with a high of 59 degrees. however, the farther south you go, you can hit that 60, 61 degrees and we'll talk about the rain chances later on and stick around for now. >> and this hasn't been too bad and let's look at the traffic maps as we zoom in. the inner belt looks great, 71 and 77 and not seeing major, major backups at this hour and looking fantastic where we should be. crocker to the inner belt, a 13- minute ride for you, 11 minutes to 71 and northbound richmond to 90 and heading outside to 480, and i am starting to see traffic builds and nothing too bad at this hour and let's go to the breaking news leader in the sky. air traffic 5. good morning. >> and good morning. kristen. the is building but nothing significant. on the way up here this morning and we'll keep you posted as that changes and let you know of i

about the record later and right now, this is what you're walking out of the door to and 58 in cleveland; 49, medina and ashland. 52 in ashtabula and that is warm out there where the clouds are not as much in the picture. and we are getting cold spots. forty toward new philadelphia and where we do have the clouds working as the heat shield and we're still in the 60s and this is a look at the radar. and i am showing you this. and right now, we're dry and clear. first, the clouds move in and then the rain and we'll talk about the timing on the rain in a few more minutes and for now, how are the roads? for you. and talks between rice's family and the city of cleveland. the 12-year-old's family filed a wrongful death suit against the city after she was hot -- he was shot and killed by the city. the district judge sent the case to a new judge yesterday and a meeting date has not been set yet. >>> and this morning for you, an ohio officer accused of making an inappropriate comment about a black lives matter activist is off of the job. the former officer has been fired. he posted's comment love the happy ending about

but there is no question that the athletes get far more than the regular student does. >> ashland virginia in the washington, d.c. -- not the washington, d.c. area, sorry about that. please go ahead with your questions or comments. yes i wanted to bring forth something very important in these times and it about spirituality because that is going to come into play with today's technologies and back in the days of the olympics can you name them about 10,000 years from now will anybody know who they are? probably not. so where is the spirituality in the sports is that going to come into play now in the use times? >> i'm not sure that i understand the question. when you say spirituality what do you mean? >> i mean being transparent with the money that will do things for the betterment of mankind overall if you are a celebrity or in the communities that plus those that can't help themselves -- >> the short answer is this has nothing to do with that and other than somebody saying i'm getting a good feeling because my college team is nine and zero this season i'm not sure there's much spiritual i

the two roosters were donated to the pioneer tunnel coal mine tourist attraction in ashland about a yearpolice say 21-year-old jena kaso was sleeping when she heard the roosters crowing just after 6:00 a.m. last week. they say she shot the birds three times. police say they previously never had any complaints about the roosters. >> poor little guys. they were just doing their job. >> doing what they do. >> still to come questions surround the arrest avenue postal worker in new york city. we'll have video of the incident next. >> later why a little boy sprinted onto the court to hug a basketball star. arte >> ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. how you doing on a tuesday? we made it through one day. try to get this week started here. looking at the boulevard this is your southbound traffic headed towards the schuylkill. very light volume. yesterday we were dealing with all that rain. not the case today. roads are dry but your car might be blowing around a little bit because it is very windy out there. let's take a live look outside at 422 at 23. we still have the crews out there on the scene. y