the upper 20s and toledo . the cold air will be infiltrating northeast ohioir and overnight the winds will be increasing testing spam act into super tuesday, we know that is importanttu, that's why don't trust the part of the day in ohio, with a big rally promise hoping to expand his lead to the way to the race for the white house as dave nethers was there.dd >> ohio's not one of them states voting on super tuesday by donald trump brought his campaign to ohio the home of john kasich. >> darshan makes a grand entrance in columbus, accompanied by chris christie cmac bonito how to be ready today andover the next two weeks . primer he told a crowd of several thousand at the port of columbus airport he wants at all .ero >> win ohio is so important way to send a signal like nothing else.. >> his message in columbus on tuesday was more of the same of building the wall on the border fixing trade imbalance and persuading voters to vote for him over john kasich. >> they such a big day and i should be here . . the message

expected to be at a rally at the seagate convention center in toledo at about 4:30 p.m. today and the the secret service is doing a security sweep,to he's hoping for a repeat of his recent upset victory over hillary clinton in michigan, ohio and michigan chair where celebrities and manufacturing ties, expected to target blue-collar workers and toledofai he has been critical of trade deals, he's calling for campaign campaign finance reform , healthcare for all, free tuition at public colleges and increasing the federal minimum wage, hillary clintonfi i questions qu how he would pay for the reforms and they would pass congress,f polls,te she has to campaign in cleveland tomorrowhe then both candidates will appear at a dinner sunday in columbus .b donald trump and john kasich will be in northeast ohio tomorrow ahead of the tuesday primary, we will cover the bernie sanders rally and bring you live reports from toledo starting at 4:00 p.m. today. >> the ministry at the los several hours they're back on the trail ahead of tuesday vote dianne gallagher has the latest from the u

on tuesday, as the candidates make their final patch, bernie sanders just finished speaking at a toledo rally as matt wright was their. >> after this rally held by vermont senator bernie sanders, he spoke for one hour here at the convention center filled with 2,000 people he tacked to the stage at about 5:00 p.m. the chairs of mostly college aged audience hope for a repeat of his victory over hillary clinton in michigan said it is possible the ohio if enough voter turnout he highlighted his differences, his opposition to trade deals as he appeals tos the collar workers in toledo and called for finance wage and opponents alike hillary clinton question how he would pay for that andonll pass congress and listen to what he said.. >> if we can have a similar type of turnout here in ohioc were going to win next tuesday . ohio has the opportunity to leave this country forward in a political revolution, let's do it next tuesday. >> hillary clinton to campaign in cleveland tomorrow than both democratic candidates attend a dinner sunday in columbus to make one final pushsh for votes before the tu

a bit of a wind chill and feels cooler in toledo and 8 degrees cooler wooster and dover/new philly . tomorrow, the winds come out of the east-southeast and monday sustained out of the south, high clouds will thicken today the rainfall does not arrive until tomorrow could be some showers after midnight to the south a good amount of moisture moving northward along the front t with the associated showers will be quite a bit of rainfall forecast about 1 inch, near 60 cooler along the lake and then the best chance of showers will be tomorrow into monday, the full forecast coming to. >> the road to the white house is getting heated up. >> and it lead to the state of ohio, last by donald trumpad expected swing by the i. x. center, last night a trump rally was forced to cancel in chicago police here say they have a plan in place for all events of that begin at 2:00 p.m. today john kasich will be in mansfield today and strongsville tomorrow, hillary clinton will be in cleveland today and that president bill clinton has three stops inn cincinnati, toledo and fox 8.comou to certain 17 -year-old

the front is beginning to shift south in this area and back to our west as well, toledo is into scattered snow at this time. your evening timeline, here is how it is going to be. primarily rain for about 8:00. after that we will see the transition from west to east. from rain to snow. so the roadways could get slippery and the temperatures will fall quickly. by ten, we will have middle and upper 30s and some areas west of us could easily be below freezing. so the rain is falling now. freezing up on the highways. travel this evening in overnight could get a little bit dicey. what we expect as far as snowfall totals for your neighborhood when we come back. in the meantime we got john rudder out in live storm tracker 5 and a mess with the twilight and grain. john, what is going on? >> very gray out here. 90 eastbound near elyria. very accurate description of the conditions that we are dealing with. gray and raining and headed back eastbound. the blue circle and heading west, we saw the heavier rain and dissipated and moved east of us as we are headed back east. seeing heavier bands out near

right here is where we are starting to see the transition in toledo. it's snowing in toledo. the rain to snow change over will continue to work east and i have it in the cleveland area around 10:00 tonight or so. so we have got the rain right now. again snow later this evening and 1 to 3 inches of accumulation and that's including some lake effect snow so not everybody will be seeing the 2 to 3 inches. winds are going to gust over 30 and down we go. look at the temperatures. 40 at 8:00, 31 at 10:00. that's when we switch over to snow eventually through the 20s. could be slippery in spots tomorrow morning. forecast details at about 6:17. a >> as we always like to remind you, you can track the snow and sleet and rain and get your own alert weather app. >> the whole time i'm thinking how am i going to tell this family that she just talked out. it didn't seem real. >> today we hear from the husband of a canton firefighter who die last week. tanya johnson died getting out of her husband's vehicle. >> randy johnson gets choked up when he reads texts from his wife tanya. >> every ti

and toledo, it is 33 . rainfall the next couple hours by 9:00 p.m., will see a change to a wintry mix if possibly light snow . we could say more see more than just a couple of inchess and about one or 2 inches in the early counties and a cosmetic coating south of of i-76 most of the snowfall tonight and this afternoon and michigan with winter storm warnings, nothing in the fact, just one county in the northwest corner with a winter weather visor he, most of

will be inbtr cleveland today and that bill clinton has three ohio stops planned for cincinnati, toledo and akron today andp you can find info at fox 8.com,u one thing is for sure for getting close to a critical election re and nobody wants to see a repeat of what happened in country.aa >> saw something else will be able to vote in tuesday's ohio primarysl and ohio judge granted a request friday, those who will be 18 before the november general electionll will be allowed to cast ballots ohio secretary of state jon husted said rules don't allow for the votesar he plans to appeal the decision, a court said they will not be able to hear the case until after tuesday's primary,l democrat bernie sanders have filed suit to allow the 17 -year-olds to vote . >> bernie sanders campaign came to toledo yesterday ahead of the primary yourself in for a repeat of his surprise victoryfy over clinton in nearby michigan and is appealing to blue-collar workers and young voters. >> he sat down with fox 8 news for an interview with melissa reidn . people to participate in the political process that make it

i'm here in toledo, ohio. i'm here supporting bernie sanders. i feel as though he's one of the most important candidates in this field right now. he's the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians and he has the most progressive ideas that are most important for the country and i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue that the university of toledo college democrats feel is important in this election is going to be college tuition as well as jobs. when college kids go to school they need to know how to pay for it and afford it as well as when they're leaving college whashgs their future's going to look like, what the job market's going to look like, who's trying to bring jobs back into the u.s. and things like that. so as president of the college democrats i feel those are the two biggest issues for an election cycle. >> i was originally going to vote for bernie sanders. however, since i'm not that politically inclined i ended up voting for hillary because she seems more knowledgeabl

snow is moving in their toledo and bowling greenn some of the brass, this will switch over to snow by midnight so the next six hours it will be moving in the tomorrow's high will not recover much . from 29 degrees toledo and 47 mansfield and 55 seems bill, it has taken over the entire state tonight . currently 19 degrees in milwaukee that will be run above us . and gone midday tomorrow than another clipper system a very active weather pattern below normal starting tomorrow and then a coating to one term most of usa could see 2 inches of the snowbelto with wind gusts up to 30, 35 mph . high temperature tomorrow the 20s . they start to get back to the 30 s on thursday and then another clipper on saturday . potential plea hearing 70 by the browse getting ready for free agency and rebuild of the roster , as jd brings us up to john telich joins us, the first of concerned, spring is almost here .re >> the indians began their cactus league schedule face the reds and goodyear arizona today, josh tomlin pitching for the tribeleh rats would score first, that's brandon phillips with the rbi sing

. ♪ >> as director of military and veterans affairs at university of toledo here in ohio, many veteransome talk in who they want to vote for. regardless voting democrat or republican it is your civic duty to get out and vote. many things are at stake with the election, get out, do your research and vote for the can diet that best supports your causes and future of the nation. >> my name is todd, toledo, ohio, i'm supporting bernie sanders. i feel he is one of the most important candidates in the field right now. he is the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians. and he has the most progressive ideas just important for the country. i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue with -- democrats feel this important is election will be college tuition and as well as jobs. when college kids go to school they need to know how to pay for it and what their future will look like. what the job market will look like. who is trying to bring jobs back to the u.s., college democrats those are the two important issues for the election key c

but notice the cold arctic air beginning to spill in. 31 in toledo. they have dropped, 40s here marble head to sandusky. knocking on the door is the cold air and lit stream quickly. you will get a good ten degree drop within about 20 to 30 minutes. once the cold air moves in. here is the warm side of things. youngs town at 59. wait a minute the front is sinking. jefferson 33 and 38 in ashtabula. madison, mentor you are in the 30s. the cold air is creeping in here you go. 38 ashtabula airport and 46 elyria and 50 millersburg and mid-50s for the canton area. everyone will cool down tonight because we got artic air behind the low and the front. within the next 6 hours we will be in the 30s and some of us in the 20s. could be some quick freezing of waters on the untreated surfaces. the rain coming down could flash freeze by tomorrow morning in the sidewalks and parking lots. be careful. much colder air. snowfall from the system, not impressive but still could slow you down if you are traveling overnight. generally a trace to maybe as much as two inches by

filed suit to allow the 17 -year-olds to vote. >> speaking of sanders, he brought his campaign to toledo late this afternoon, ahead of the ohio primary. he's hoping for a repeat of his surprise victory over hillary clinton and nearby michigan and is appealing to blue-collar workers and young voters. crowd, he sat down with fox 8 news for a one-on-one interview with melissa reid. >> are job is to encourage young people to participate in the political process, not make it difficult for them to do so. >> moments before and ohio judge ruled that 17 -year-olds can vote in tuesday's primaries, presidential hopeful senator bernie sanders sat down for a one-on-one with fox 8 at his rally in toledo. >> the idea that the secretary of state state we change the rules would say that if you are going to be 18 when the general election comes, you should be allowed to participate in the primary to change those rules. to make it harder for young people to participate, i think is really outrageous. >> it is a big win for sanders and his young supporters, who are looking for another upset and ohio like the

toledo and ohio state they list salaries from $800,000 to more than $1 million. even sew, checks with data base of key quality measures across the country found metro health and toledo fall below ohio and the national average in patient surveys. >> populations like ours, medicaid populations and uncompensated care, poor people, tend to rate organizations lower. the outcomes are more difficult, compliance issues, all sorts of things. there's been a debate whether be risk adjusted for the type of population you have. >> reporter: metro says its quality care is improving especially in hospital infections. meanwhile, all of the experts we spoke with say the trend of ever increasing salaries for ceos is likely to continue. >>> we know that smoking a bad deed and lack of exercise can contribute to our risk of heart. your job could be a factor as well. they found management and finance professionals have a healthy weight but unhealthy diet. police officers were the worst when it came to high and nearly seven out of ten -- high blood pressure and near. did did they look

for the comets. >> akron beat toledo in over time. >> . will find brown. other winners on the women side. buffalo. eastern michigan. and central michigan. that of course tomorrow the men will get on the court for a quarter final. and akron will open things up at noon. >> . very cool. >> . appreciate your time here.

presidential hopefulr- senator bernie sanders sat down for a one-on-one with fox 8 at his rally in toledo. >> the idea that the secretary of state state we change the rulesolol would say that if you are going toyo be 18 when the generalen election comes, you should be allowed to participate in the primary to change those rules. to make it harder for young people to participate, i think isrd really outrageous. >> it is a big win for sanders and his young supporters, who are looking for another upset and ohio like the one less tuesday and nearby michigan.e but i've been one of the leaders in the united states congress against those disastrous trade agreements that have crested us millions of decent paying jobs in the united states. secretary clinton's position has been very different pitch he has supported virtually all of these trade agreements. significant in helping me whenme michigan and i think it will help me win here in ohio. >> sanders acknowledges the importance of the buckeye state and the november election and saysno if elected president, people in northeast ohio can expect a tou

some actually went up and over. 68 new record toledo. mansfield 7 is 71. akron canton 73. 73 youngstown. >> 50s inland. back in the 60s this weekend. with periodic showers. another break. perhaps another lake shore breeze. on tuesday. of next week. and then back in the 60s again. a few more showers. in the mix on wednesday. or early thursday. this is something i think we can live with. for now. that's why the tulips are coming >> . anyone can become a victim of identity theft. >> a congressman in washington. tonight a lawmaker from northeast ohio talking about his ordeal. experts explain what you need to do to stay safe. most buns just hope to keep a hamburger together. brings a hamburger together. the perfect ratio of bun, to beef to toppings to...other bun. to the hamburger harmony of you are not alone. >> get this. one bold thief even tried to rip off a member of congress. >> how it happened. >> . nine times out of ten. when folks send in their tax forms. there are no problems. imagine the surprise district 16 congressman felt. when he got a notice from

some actually went up and over. 68 new record toledo. mansfield 7 is 71. akron canton 73. 73 youngstown. >> 50s inland. back in the 60s this weekend. with periodic showers. another break. perhaps another lake shore breeze. on tuesday. of nextn week.. and then back in the 60s again. a few more showers. in the mix on wednesday. or early thursday. this is something ih think we can livein with. for now. that's why the tulips are coming up. >> . anyone can become a victim of identity theft. >> a a congressman in washington. northeast ohio talking about his ordeal. experts explain what you need to do to stay safe. talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, scream. only one guy's done more than talk. kasich. he'll do for america what he's done for us. create jobs. four hundred thousand jobs here in ohio. brought 'em back from mexico and china. turned our deficit into a surplus. more jobs? an america that works? let's loan 'em john kasich. new day for america is responsible for the content you are not alone. >> get this. one bold> thief even tried to ri

cuyahoga county, east and west ciders, including lorraine county and further west into sandusky and toledo but as i mentioned for cleveland and these areas just to the east and west that was literally issued just hours ago. it is new and it will be a day of wind thought means patients on your part, danny will talk more about the commute and still wet roads. >> especially the wet roads to the east, right now it is a good commit, the wet roads are not impacting the drive and no those of you waking up preparing to head of the downtown cleveland all routes look great, all green, westshore, interstate 90, 71 and even 77 looks great, here's the picture east 30th where the down into and out of the downtown cleveland remains seven minutes. >>> ohio governor john kasich will be back on the campaign trail this morning after winning the primary last night>> is right, tiffany tarpley joins us live this morning and tiffany the governor is hopeful that he will eventually be the nominee. >> reporter: john and lynna he is hopeful for that contested convention right here in cleveland and of course that mea

now we do have reports of snow out in fort wayne, lima, and toledo. so, as this moves off to the east and moves in, i do think we'll vent actually see some snow showers that will make contact with the ground. i want to time it all out on futureview. coverage of snow that actually makes it to the ground in our area is probably going to be pretty light and spotty. mid-to-late afternoon is when i going. as we get into the evening hours it will become a little more widespread but still not an overly impressive snow event. we aren't going to see a ton of snow showers are a good bet. even through early tomorrow morning, 5:00 in the morning, you can see we do have a few little light snow showers out there. they should be done by sunrise. we should be totally done with any snow. and the rest of your friday looks pretty good. so, how much snow are we going to see? we are thinking about an inch or less area wide, probably less than an inch in cleveland and out to the west, tiffin, norwalk, up to an inch there. less than an inch further to the east. i mentioned

and toledo, it is 33 . rainfall the next couple hours by 9:00 p.m., will see a change to a wintry mix if possibly light snow . we could say more see more than just a couple of inchess and about one or 2 inches in the early counties and a cosmetic coating south of of i-76 most of the snowfall tonight and this afternoon and michigan with winter storm warnings, nothing in the fact, just one county in the northwest corner with a winter weather visor he, most of super tuesday is coming to a t close with 12 states and more than 600 delegates at stakee for donald trump expected to expand his lead, he was focused today on ohio as dave nethers has more from columbus thick fog super tuesday, ohio is not one of the states voting by donald trump hometown of his rival john kasich donald trump wakesth a grand entrance entrance in columbus, company by new jersey governor chris christie. >> lead ohio cup not just to be ready today on super tuesday that we need you to be ready over the next two weeks.ou >> two weeks from th

. >> first to go to toledo, the last couple of hours, suspect it will be longer before we see an end to the rainfall . some of the amounts, about one half inch in cleveland, toledo, no lending , reported one-inch some s models yesterday were very generous with the rainfall half inches, if it continues some of these will approach 1 inch but probably notice there is a lot of water on the ground . the ground is probably saturated to some degree, otherwise, would not have happened with amounts under one-inch .am you can see the persistence with whichan the rainfall continues on the backside of the jet stream all of rainfall is to the right of the jet stream . as soon as it moves south, the rainfall will comef to a conclusion probably around midnight . a high of 6053 degrees it will be colder than that probably into the 40s . the rainfall will come ll midnight . tomorrow 45 degrees lecturer and about 50 inland . the best chance of showers on sunday, there is that brief cooldown, then warm on sunday through wednesday, then it goes down . then some snowfall, at the end of the 8 -day on thur

bernie sanders had a pretty similar message, campaigned on toledo, ohio, and talked about the campaign, nafta and trying to link secretary clinton with nafta. trying to link blue collar workers in toledo. >> there could be surprises because of it. >> early voting is already underway, underway a few weeks, there are people who have already cast their votes and also people who are trying to make up their minds so there could be a dynamic there between which candidates get supported in the early votes and with you candidates get supported on election day. >> nick castele from >> stewart: learn more about what's at stake for the republican candidates in florida. watch our report online at pbs.org/newshour. in germany, millions of voters in three states went to the polls today, in what amounted to a referendum on chancellor angela merkel's welcoming of more than a million refugees from the middle east. for merkel, it was a disappointing setback. exit polls show her conservative democrats will lose seats in the state legislatures, some to one anti-immigration party. for more on this i am joi

. >> let me make a dramatic announcement, right here in toledo, i am prepared, right now ,tp to release all of the transcriptsto, that i have given . all of the transcripts that i have given in my speeches to wall street, which is pretty easy because there ain't no transcripts at alle . >> and 12,016 we talk about public education talk about making public colleges and golite tboth attending a dinner sunday in columbus, the final push for tuesday's primary . melissa reid spoke with bernie sanders we will have a portion of the interview coming up at 630 . >> a busy weekend with a trifecta of candidatess coming, and and the upshot will x. center tomorrow,wi john kasich hosting a town hall meeting and gorman rupp in mansfield and clinton a town hall meeting at olivet institutional baptist church.aha >> early voting continues a weekend at the local board of elections if you're registered until 4:00 p.m. and sunday from one to 5:00 p.m.ot the last day of early voting is monday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the last day you can mail your absentee ballot.om >> stays away from the ohio primary

sanders will be in toledo today. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at ohio state sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. we could find out as soon as today, whether 17 year olds will be allowed to vote in next week's presidential primary in ohio.the case affects teens who will be 18 by the time of the november election. ohio's secretary of state says they cannot vote in the presidential primary because they are voting for delegates... rather than the actual candidate. nine 17 year olds in franklin county are suing, saying that violates the state consitution. ohio university's president is stepping down. down.roderick mcdavis will leave at the end of his contract, june 30th of 2017. mcdavis is an alumnus of the university who's served as president for 12 years. we know you haven't left the house yet this morning.but we want to remind you of a monday morning traffic alert. alert.socialville-foster road in deerfield township will be columbia road.it's part

. >> as a director oaf the university of toledo here in ohio, many veterans have come into my office talking about who they want to vote for, regardless of democratic or republican, it's your civic duty to get out and vote. many things are at stake with this erection, i encourage you to get out and vote for the candidate that best supports your causes in the future of this nation. >> hi, my name is todd and i'm here supporting bernie sanders. i feel as though he's one of the most important candidates in this field right now. he's the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians. and he has the most progressive ideas that are most important to the country and i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue that the university of toledo college democrats feels important in this election is going to be college tuition, as well as jobs. when college kids go to school, they need to know how they're going to pay for it and afford it, as well as leaving college, what their future is going to look like. who is trying to bring jobs back in

@lorraine county has some, @findley, defiance, toledo. @light snows right now. @temperatures gradually get up @in the middle 30s. @we could mix some of that snow @with rain in the afternoon. @in the mid to upper 20s to @around 30 degrees. @the light snow will continue @through most of the day today. @most of it will be melting when @it hits the pavement. @during the course of the night @tonight, you could see some @accumulation as well. @coming up you are going to see @beautiful temperatures in the @60s. @warmer weather than what we @have been seeing the last @couple of days is going to @stick around for a long time. @>> thanks kerry. @>>> bernie sanders returns to @northeast ohio today. @he was invited to lead a @community conversation at the @church this afternoon. @that is where we find channel @3's alyssa raymond this @morning. @a lot of crowds will be headed @out there to see bernie live. @>> reporter: i'm sure @eventually. @there is not a single person @out in the parking lot so far @this morning. @we want everyone to know this @event today is invitation o

in your experience working with ohio, did governor kasich make toledo's drinking water a priority of his entire administration? >> well, i can tell you that he not only responded quickly in terms of calling out the national guard to get the water out, after the entire scenario had ended, i believe that he actually reached out and -- >> so we can see a stark and dramatic difference between the responsibility of these two states. and i think it's the job of this committee to make sure that the federal government, the state government and the local government are doing all it can and should and is required to do to protect its citizens, correct? >> i agree. >> thank you. so one last thing, i'm about out of time, but quite frankly given this testimony, if governor snyder had reacted to the flint water crisis in the same way in which governor kasich reacted to the toledo water crisis, do you believe it would have made a significant difference to human health and safety in regards to the drinking water situation in flint, michigan? >> i do. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i thank the gentle

right here is where we are starting to see the transition in toledo. it's snowing in toledo. the rain to snow change over will continue to work east and i have it in the cleveland area around 10:00 tonight or so. so we have got the rain right now. again snow later this evening and 1 to 3 inches of accumulation and that's including some lake effect snow so not everybody will be seeing the 2 to 3 inches. winds are going to gust over 30 and down we go. look at the temperatures. 40 at 8:00, 31 at 10:00. that's when we switch over to snow eventually through the 20s. could be slippery in spots tomorrow morning. forecast details at about 6:17. a >> as we always like to remind you, you can track the snow and sleet and rain and get your own

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k-6ve now heads to toledo and michigan and he will be here at ohio cap jessica dill life will be -- doors to the recreation center will be open at 7:00 p.m. mrs. clinton is expected to speak aa few hours later. that information at fox8.com.x8 >> with ohio primaries in just eight days thein local port of elections will be open all the cap next wen can for early voting that registered voters can cast ballots in person for the weekre from 8:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. saturday hours were 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. and sunday from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. next week sony is from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. bid that's also the last day absentee ballots can be mailed that i can family is trying to understand how a father accused of killing his throughout dallas could commital such a crime. he was remembered at a visual last night the tilevi there was found dead at a home on dill walled avenue northwest on friday. here iss scott, michael, has been charged with murder and child endangering. his a live in girlfriend, the little girl had injuries all over her body. a three -year-old has to do with a a to make anybody did t

in sarasota an accident was reported on i-75 in the northbound lanes at toledo blade boulevard. let's go live to sky 10. we are picking up for morning rush hour. we are at i-275 at fletcher avenue. all the brake lights are going south into tampa. coming up in ten minutes i'll get you drive times to make sure you get to work on time. >>> good morning. it is 6:30. i'm allison kropff. >> i'm ian reitz. thank you for joining us. >>> a lot to talk about as florida takes center stage in the political world. wtsp poll hillary clinton has a big lead over bernie sanders in florida. she tops the vermont senator with three times the amount of support. donald trump has the edge over hometown canidate marco rubio with 36% of republican voter support to rubio's 30%. 10 news reporter emerald morrow is joining us live in the studio. lots to talk at after last night's debate. cuba was a big issue. >> miami was definitely the right place to talking about. rubio made it a point to show how much he and trump differ on policy when it comes to the country. donald trump said his focus would have been

between 20 -- 25 gusting up to 30 plus, and i'll come nl, to the west it is settling, the wind shift in toledo, more west-northwest, possible that the ship could take the lakeshore temperatures from 4230s tonight so it is it does, and you travel along i-90, be awares . especially if the temperature indicates close to 32 degrees . this as leap day , the record high temperature and record lows both occurring in a year with a multiple of four, it is not quite that simple but in this case it is, most of those, 2012, in in 1884 hour leap year if the record high was 201313 it would be an issue because there was noit february 29 and 2013 . yesterday 60s today in the 40s and there is that's back door cool front tomorrow in the water sector and then rain showers come byn and then snowfall . daylight wintry mix would be confined to the lakeshorey cleveland and only for about three -- five hours. tomorrow, variably cloudy skies, there will be about 50 south of canton with afternoon rain showers and then it opens up the floodgates to the colder air and the pattern looks stable with a northwest wind . the

the backup extends all the way to north toledo blade boulevard. if you know someone heading this way on i-75 you want to tell them to get off at toledo blade and take u.s. 41 to river road to get back to the interstate. no telling how long that crash is going to be there. the sunshine skyway, we've been watching this all day because yesterday it was closed due to fog. we woke up this morning with a travel advisory but it never closed completely. right now crystal clear on the sunshine skyway, just nine back to you. >>> 9:02. we start with breaking news from the campaign trail with two races still way too close to call at this hour. missouri is still counting the votes on both sides. right now the races are virtually tied between donald trump and ted cruz on the republican side and hillary clinton and bernie sanders on the democratic side. still tuesday's primary day belonged to trump and clinton with, clinton winning in every other state and the big win in florida for trump. >> that proved to be the final blow for marco rubio's struggling campaign

rain is letting up in toledo and there's drier air coming in. also cooler air. we will be falling through the 40s tonight. 7:00, 51. 49 at 9:00 in cleveland and rain around and midnight cloudy sky and 46. for this time of year this is still warm tonight downtown cleveland wind coming off the 46 now. akron-canton now 57 with the rain. slow go with the fog and wet roads and i believe there's an accident near fleet i saw southbound coming out of the city. rain ending tonight. dry tomorrow and saturday. it does warm up. the next alert day is saturday night and cloudy, seasonable and 47 for your friday. denise. >> denise: jeff, thanks. >>> prom season around the corner and teenagers are preparing for the big dance. it was amazing. i cried when i saw her pick a dress and i knew that was the dress for her. >> one high school senior who said yes to her perfect dress is now being told it is too . >> dan: in flint, michigan a two-piece prom dress is stirring up controversy. >>> her daughter's dress might be provocative for the big dance. take a look. this is the 500 dress

bernie sanders has potential to upset hillary tuesday when i sat down for a one-on-one fight in toledo he trade deals that gave him the victorypppp in ohioans will show up integrate its fresh this fresh from his recent court victory who were 18 by the november election to vote in the primary,, larger turnout is key to his campaign is very popular among young voters and supporters were doing some last-minute canvassing knocking door-to-door to get out the word.or >> is no way of telling for sure . but say after several days of al going door-to-door bernie sanders has a good chance, people are, for him are very and so let's hopeth. >> at the bernie sanders watch party here, it would have some speakers and offering some snacks for people . bernie sanders himself untold will be in phoenix watchingf the election results at a rally there. >> with the primer expected to come down tonight between trump and kasich the others focusing another state, marco rubio in his home state of florida. >> are going to offer them hope tomorrow.. >> many believe that marco rubio must carry florida . meantime,

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we see a few here near toledo and down near marion. should not be a huge issue. your hour-by-hour does include a few raindrops. 8:00 through 10:00 p.m., even a little bit after midnight an isolated shower. temperatures are going to stay mild. we will drop you down into the upper 40s to near 50 degrees for the overnight lows. and this warm weather is going to hang around. i'll tell you for how long coming up. >>> the nation is remembering former first lady nancy reagan. she passed over the weekend from congestive heart failure at the age of 94. outside the ronald reagan presidential library in california families are leaving flowers. at the nation's capitol flags have been lowered to half-staff in her honor. mrs. reagan was former president ronald reagan's most trusted advisor. she later became his caretaker during his battle with alzheimer's. president obama praised nancy reagan today. >> i know how much she meant not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole. he was lucky to have her. i'm sure he would be the first to acknowledge that. so she will b

but duke baseball takes on toledo at 6:00. can you see the ever lingering cloud cover. temperature trend, 35 was the low this morning after 8:00. with sufficient sunshine this afternoon, it got up to 52. we are sitting at 49 at the airport. 58 in columbia. chillier in boop and down east of the coast. they still hung on to a lot of cloud cover. that is why they never really warmed up. as we prodden out the view, there is our storm system that moved away. hopefully, the cruise ship isn't heading out t could run into big waves. high pressure is building in. as it does so overnight, the wind will relax. so we expect light wind overnight and then there is our next storm system, very weak but it will bring the chance for spotty light rain tomorrow evening and tomorrow might maybe measuring up to a trace to a tenth of anen. of rain. it will see quite a bit of cloud cover in the area during date tomorrow and tomorrow night. a little bit more sunshine for sunday. once it passes, high pressure builds in. we are going to see temperatures take off next week. if you are heading down

all the way back towards sandusky and toledo, from 8 am until 8 pm this evening. it will start to kick up and it is already breezy, sustained winds in the 15 to 25 mile-per-hour range with gusts 30+ you are not staring at your tv, who has time for these days? we're lucky to get a piece of miles per hour is where we are situated at the moment . winds continue to pick up, if you're like me and you like to get the garbage can out early in the day, maybe hold off until later when the winds subside tonight after 8 pm. showers are subsiding we do not have thunderstorms at the moment, we could have a rumble but i really do not think so, honestly it is just as left over wet weather we're doing fading fast. you see rain into trouble county, you see on future view, again what this shows is spotty showers through the afternoon, otherwise partly sunny and it will be mild and breezy. kids listened to mom and dad, you need your coats today even though it will be 60 for the high. as we get into tonight it is quiet, partly cloudy skies and st. patrick's day tomorrow after passing

the other office will open in toledo and sanders will make a visit to cleveland this saturday. >>> high school in butler county ohio near cincinnati is back in session today after suit opened fire the cafeteria two days ago, the 14-year-old suspect what before a judge including attempted murder and he pleaded not guilty. police say that he opened fire during lunch injuring for students. >>> thank you. right now we have akron road closure, there is a crash here that brought on a utility pole and it i will tweet out some detours to get around it. the broadway avenue ramp up to 71 s. has been moved to the grassy area and we see no delays on 271 because of that but we are seeing a little bit of slow traffic into downtown, 71 n. and 490 e., a 2 to 3 minute delay. >>> tracking light snow for cold, blustery, otherwise such a today and upper 20s, it will feel like it is in the teens a lot of today. taking a look at the extent forecast there's more snow to try for tomorrow, it will be tomorrow afternoon it's tomorrow evening with the from this equal opportunity it. friday looks quieter and satur

. >>> bernie sanders will be hosting a rally in downtown toledo. >>> we will know tomorrow whether some 17-year-old's will be able to vote in the primary. since they then turn 18 before the general election but they can only nominate candidates, tuesday is about electing delegates. the presidential candidates names appear and the ballot. the judge challenged the attorneys on that point. >> those voters do not know the name of who they are going to end up with. >> rob: both sides accused the other of playing politics. he says he will have his decision by 3:00 tomorrow. >>> the mother of the ten month old who was nearly beaten today was also charged with the crime. the babies in the hospital for three days. he is out of the the hospital now and in the care of his grandmother. she the facing two felony assault charges. >>> a brief break is on the way from the rain. >> it is going to be some well deserved sun. a couple of light showers moving out of adams county. this is just east and southeast of west union. free. we have some areas of light fog. some lingering clouds at the with us overni

the only locations seeing any snow is is back towards toledo. 31 elyria, 32 cleveland, 27 in ashtabula. some of us a little sunshine on this thursday afternoon. i want feel the snowfall first though expected to be very light at about a trace toen an inch in total and that's including the additional push that we find over the overnight hours but erie huron counties you're going to see the snowfall first and then we'll start to see a few more flying. we push down towards wews you have what is now looking like a little more moderate snow. nothing too impressive. a lot of dark clouds. for us it's temperatures and winds you're going to notice but the snow chances increasing for us this afternoon. 30 now for wooster. so snow chances increasing for the afternoon as highs remain in the 30s, at least a little warmer than yesterday's 26 degrees. >> thank you. >>> new at the noon hour a mentor high school student faces criminal charges for a social media post threatening violence. situation. he says police investigated the threat and arrested the student behind it. police were told it was a joke

to low doe toledo. and cincinnati. >> so many great things happening now. >> . all right. fed up with the flurries. just be patient. we'll let you know when the warm up will begin. i want to talk about that. it's dark now. later. 6:21 now. and of course that will take another turn. in ten days. because not this weekend. but the next weekend. two weekends from now. daylight saving time. it begin. the sun will be setting around 7:30. how about that. current temperatures now 30. at hopkins airport. and 29 in akron canton. and essentially it's either 29 the only out liar would be eerie 27. the temperatures now some of the secondary roads might be getting slick. the snow is coming to an end. in indiana. however, you can see that little dark band right there. right across northern ohio. that will likely give us the one inch of fluff. before it comes to a conclusion late tonight. light snow. about 25. over night low. then tomorrow if we see any morning flurries. they'll tkpw gone quickly. partial clearing. police officer assigned to the baltimore city school system is under inves

over on the democratic side, bernie sanders made stops in raleigh friday and in toledo, ohio, as well to rally before tuesday's primaries. sanders is hitting on familiar themes including the idea of expanding healthcare for all. meanwhile, hillary clinton attended nancy reagan's funeral friday in simi valley, california, joined by michele obama, barbara bush, rosalynn carter, as well as george bush. i didn't see any other president, though. clinton is expected to pay a visit to youngstown, ohio, today. president bill clinton will make a stop in cincinnati to stump for his wife, hillary. he's expected to attend a get out the vote event at the underground freedom center. come tuesday, 17-year-olds will be allowed to vote in ohio's presidential primary, as long as they turn 18 before of the election. ohio law allows for 17-year-olds who will be 18 before the tuesday, with some limits. secretary of state john husted said they couldn't vote for presidential candidates. friday, the judge granted a request of nine 17-year-olds who sued. >> it's great. i'll be able to go out tuesday and can h