and the tuberculosis thing goes on. i agree with them. school should have been closed today. >> reporter: over the next several days summit county public health will notify those who may have been exposed directly and those affected will be notified by mail within a week. >> reporter: in akron, sia nyorkor, cleveland 19. >> mark: okay, sia, thank you. >>> most people infected with tuberculosis don't have symptoms and may not actually need treatment. when there are symptoms they include cough, feeling sick or weak and fever. tuberculosis is a top killer worldwide as far as infectious disease goes. romona? >> romona: a year ago we told about you a little girl proving she has a really big heart raising money for the hospital that helped her baby brother. now, she's at it again and this time they helped her in the past year. romona's kids. >> and the staff here was amazing to her. they gave her a brave cape. they made her feel comfortable and safe here. >> as i thank you, she is a change this year. >> jillian rose was rushed to akron children

. >> dan: now at 5:00 a case of tuberculosis confirmed at a local high school. we will talk about the infectious disease and who may >> denise: first snow and bitter cold coming our way. jeff tanchak has details. >> jeff: yeah, and this next blast of arctic air. we are in it now. it will get worse tomorrow night and saturday with the next front. we are getting a break from the lake-effect. the warning has been dropped and the advisory. tomorrow afternoon and lake-effect for ashtabula county and northwest pennsylvania. of course that's subject to change and adding for counties to that and more lake-effect for most areas. here is what we have. light scattered snow showers. looks like a few heavier bursts of lake-effect around peninsula and northern summit and portage >> 18 cleveland, 16 norwalk and mansfield and wind will die down for a time tonight between 12 and 14 degrees. we will go in temperature. further inland where clouds break up you could drop in the single digits and get ready for the next shot of arctic air and details at 5:18. denise? >> thanks. >> a

>>reporter: he told us that the nurse says they weren't e equipmented to test him there for tuberculosis and ask that he come back monday and sent him on his way without knowing if he had the disease or not. >> my vet treats my dog better than this and i let something like this go, it's only going to and again, and again, and again, until it becomes fatal to somebody. >> in st. cloud, shannon butler. >> smith says he found out on sunday, but the doctor says he didn't have a contagious form of tb, smith's wife has called the state and the risk manager at the hospital to file a complaint. he couldn't comment on this specific case. >>> drivers could face tougher penalties for a first time offense. tougher penalties for people who refused the breath test. the sponsor changed course and dropped that proposal and the state will have ignition interlocks. moers against drunk drives supports the bill. >>> covering news where you live. in orange county, the school district and frustrated parents are asking county commissioner to shut down plans to build two new schools. opponents say there's no ro

>> no. >> there was no tuberculosis outbreak?was. >> and they shut you down. >> not because of that. >> what did they tut shut you down for? >> um there was false accusations made. >> reporter: but that's not what the records say. personal care homes are residences that feed, house and provide services to four or more unrelated individuals. state law requires they provide safe, humane, comfortable and supportive settings for aged, blind, disable, dependent adults like jeff jesse bowden. the residents also pay for their care with their social security benefits. that's how bowden is paying. 1318-1322 west cumberland was run for yours as a personal care home by anthony shields grandmother fanny wilson who died in 2011. inspection documents show wilson had an uneven record with regulators. some times operating on a provisional licenses because of violations. she also failed to pay thousands of dollars in real estate taxes to philadelphia. city solicitors repeatedly placed leans on the property trying to get the money. >> anthony shie

>> no. >> there was no tuberculosis outbreak?reporter: they shut you down. >> not because of that. >> reporter: what did they shut you down for? >> um, it was some false accusations made. >> reporter: but that's not what the records say. personal care homes are residences that feed, house and provide services to four or more unrelated individuals. state law requires they provide safe, humane, comfortable and supportive settings for aged, blind, disabled, dependent adults like jesse bowden. the residents often pay their care with their social security benefits. that's how bowden is paying. 1318-1320 west cumberland was run for years as a personal care home by anthony shields grandmother fanny wilson who died in 2011. inspection documents show wilson had an uneven record with regulatoregulators. sometimes operating op provisional licenses because of violations. she also failed to pay thousands of dollars in real estate taxes to philadelphia. city solicitors repeatedly placed leans on the property trying to get the money. >> anthony

he led new york city's program that controls tuberculosis and reduce cases by 80%. he has helped to build a tuberculosis control program that has saved more than 3 million lives. as a commissioner to the new york health department, he led programs that decreased illness and death. he has received numerous awards and has published more than 200 scientific articles. i want to go to the director of the national institute of allergy and illness. he has been a director since 1984. he has overseen extensive research to preventing treatingg and in diseases. he has made numerous discoveries , and is one of the most cited scientists in the field. he served as one of the key advisors to the white house and on the global aids crisis. he has worked on disease threats such as ebola. he is one of the principal architects of the presidents emerging plan for aids relief. i would hear from dr. mendez, the administrator for global health. he has served since 2011. he adjoined -- he joined the leadership team to shape global health efforts to impact developing countries. strategyking

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before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms... ...such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have crohn's disease, tell your doctor as symptoms can worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. see me. see me. see me on my way. find clear skin and a clearer path forward. for a different kind of medicine, ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. >>> a hopeful moment amidst the devastating earthquake that killed dozens in taiwan. emergency workers pulled a white maltese from the rubble four days after the quake and building collapse. the 7-year-old dog will be reunited with its owner who was rescued earlier. more than 90 people are still thought to be trapped. >>> a hiker missing for three and deadly attacks at a refuge camp in nigeria. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the guardian" reports two suicide bombers

tuberculosis is uncommon. the potentially serious illness affects the lungs. it is not spread by casual contact. therefore, there is a minimum risk to the public. summit county is offering a tb information line. if you have questions call 330- 926-5795. >>> new at the noon hour, there organizers of the annual labor day event say it's partly due to con trucks in downtown hudson. they will take 2016 to determine the future of the event. last year 30,000 people attended bringing in about $300,000 for local charities. >>> happening today, the latest step in the fight against changes at lakewood hospital. the lakewood city council will meet for a special session at 6:30 tonight. the meeting is in response to a petition circulated by the safe lakewood hospital committee. previously they okayed a plan to open the hospital and open a family clinic and er. >>> tonight the rta is holding a public meeting to discuss a possible red line extension. rta officials will look at the results of a recent study on the possible extension from 6:00 to 8:00 at the collinwood recreat

he led new york city's program that controls tuberculosis and reduce cases by 80%. he has helped to build a tuberculosis control program that has saved more than 3 million lives. as a commissioner to the new york health department, he led programs that decreased illness and death. he has received numerous awards and has published more than 200 scientific articles. i want to go to the director of the national institute of allergy and illness. he has been a director since 1984. he has overseen extensive research to preventing treatingg and in diseases. he has made numerous discoveries , and is one of the most cited scientists in the field. he served as one of the key advisors to the white house and on the global aids crisis. he has worked on disease threats such as ebola. he is one of the principal architects of the presidents emerging plan for aids relief. i would hear from dr. mendez, the administrator for global health. he has served since 2011. he adjoined -- he joined the leadership team to shape global health efforts to impact developing countries. strategyking

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he led new york city's program that controlled tuberculosis and reduced multidrug cases by more than 80% and worked in india for five years helping build a tuberculosis control program that saved nearly 3 million lives. as the commissioner of new york's health department, led illness and death increased life expectancy substantially. he's a recipient of numerous awards and honors and has published more than 200 scientific articles. we'll then go to dr. anthony fauci who is director of the national institute and allergy and infectious diseases at the institute of health. dr. fauci has overseen an extensive research portfolio devoted to preventing and treating infectious diseases made numerous important discoveries regarding hiv/aids. dr. fauci serves as one of the key advisers to the white house on global aids issues and on initiatives to bolster medical and public health preparedness against emerging infectious disease threats such as ebola and pandemic influenza. he's also one of the principle architects of the president's emergency plan for aids relief. now we'll hear from dr. arie

tuberculosis has been discovered at an akron high school. summit county officials are investigating right now. they say the person is part of the north high school community. >> romona: mayor frank jackson apologized today saying a $500 of tamir rice should never have been submitted. the 12-year-old was shot and killed by police outside the cudell rec center in 2014. >> mark: a lot of questions here and we want to take a look at the travel stops the bill had to go through to create this mess. >> romona: here with the breakdown is dan deroos. >> dan: that's what it is. it is a mess. it is not as easy to say the city billed tamir rice's family family $500 for the ambulance ride. that's not at all happened. let me walk you through what happened. here's the bill $500 for ambulance service. the city originally sent the bill to medicaid. they wanted medicaid to pay it. the city said this bill is closed. medicaid will take care of it. that's all that happens. except tamir rice the executor of the state made this request, an ems letter september to

tuberculosis can be spread by coughing or sneezing. >>> how about good weather news? shaping up to be atlreat weekend and early taste of spring. storm team 4's dave price is here with mild temperatures. >> we had it all from snow showers to thunderstorms and now high winds, but we're going to. nd up with warm temperatures, that's how we like it. 24 is the last hour's high wind gust in new york city. 25 miles per hour in poughkeepsie wpoughkeepsie. you can see the winds are strong. they are going to die down tomorrow morning and pic jok up again as we head into tomorrow afternoon. sunday looks to be a real winner. right now outside, it is bitter cold in some locations, feels like 20s in the city and teens as we head north and single the 20s as we head through long island. as far as the weekend goes, saturday up to 40 degrees and we'll see winds kick up during the afternoon and evening hoars. but sunday bright and beautiful and 55 degrees. how long will this springlike weather last? we'll tell you that answer when we see you in just aneew minutes. back to you. >> we're