so, this is the main outstanding one, wayne county. we've been talking about it all night. that's a hillary clinton county. the question is how much? also, genesee. that's where flint is, still about half out right there. and from bernie sanders' standpoint, where grand rapids is, there's still a lot of vote to come there. sanders is doing very well there. and we can just show you very quickly, where does the counting stand right now in wayne county? a 34,000-vote lead for hillary clinton, 75% of the vote is in. if you extrapolate that -- that's a big if, but if you extrapolate that and she wins the rest of the county at the same rate she's winning it now, she will net an additional 7,000 votes out of wayne county. she is losing statewide right now by just under 30,000 votes, so that's if you netted -- if you keep going at the current rate. so, he needs probably a bigger margin as that vote comes in. >> steve kornacki, thank you. the michigan race right now, again, 92% of the vote in, 50%-48% with bernie sanders in the lead. this is still considered too close to call. in mic

so that could offset a little bit of the damage that may be done to him here in wayne county. also one thing worth mentioning, we talked earlier about this county, this is the home of the reagan democrats, it's dead even right now. there's still a lot of votes to come in, but it's dead even. here is a place that we've paid attention to, this is where flint is. still a considerable amount of vote to come there as well. bernie sanders and hillary clinton tied right there. a wild card is we're not clear is the vote coming from flint or the area outside flint. these distinctions between the cities in the outlying areas are key in a night like this. >> thank you very much. all these places have such resonance right now both in political history and in our current news. right now our friend chris matthews is in detroit and he's with the mayor of flint, michigan. over to you chris. >> thank you. it looks like your area is about 50/50. are you surprised? you're backing hillary. >> i'm glad people are coming out to vote. that was something i think was a surprise to come people, when you

still just fewer than half of the votes in wayne county to come in. o 97%, that's a big dump in the last few minutes. bernie sanders winning big in kalamazoo county but not much more of them to get there. what's still out there, how many votes do ewwe think we going to get from here? still a decent amount from the center part of the state. healthy bernie sanders lead. if he can keep that margin, that will help him with the overall math. i want to check grand rapids and kent county. two-thirds of the vote still to be counted. that's a healthy bernie sanders lead. could be a more. if that trend continues and the math, there's more votes for bernie sanders there. again, we come just west here, i keep touching a little bit to the north there. come down here. college county here, bernie sanders still more half the vote to be counted, 10 point plus 12-point lead in this county. the biggest basket of votes is right here in detroit. if there's high turnout and math that sticks, it's for hillary clinton. as we get higher in the statewide count, and still votes

. >> from wayne county residents concerned about their tap water. dozens of people came out tonight to express their frustration. >> reporter: imagine if you couldn't drink your own tap water. if the state department of health and human service told you it's unsafe. >> it boston bothers to me to know --. >> reporter: jennifers says the toxins are coming from a ponded duke energy owns it. >> [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: that's not a solution. state officials confirming 13 homeowners in wayne county are affected. more than 200 others statewide. two days ago the dhhs took it back and reevaluated thing as and determined the water was safe. homeowners confuse. tonight a meeting at wayne county community college to gather the community. one by one they spoke expressing their concerns about what these ash ponds have done. they say people are sick. >> in 1996 and 1998 we were flooded because of hurricanes and you cannot say that coal ash is not in the ponds. >> reporter: duke energy now working with deq to close these coal ash ponds. >> reporter: back on

isolated shower extreme southern portions of wayne county. other than that we're already seeing the dry weather. it's a cold morning look at the south hill area 32 degrees right now and a reminder mecklenburg county schools operating on a two hour delay today. 36 in raleigh, 39 in littleton and raeford. so we'll be around 39 at 8 a.m., cloudy, cold, cool temperatures at lunchtime today 46. we'll gradually see more sunshine into the afternoon hours. i'll have more on your forecast and that weekend ahead in just a little bit. russ. >>> if we poison the jury well and we poison the witness well who all going to hear what ensure him a fair trial. >> some of the baltimore officers charged in the death of freddie gray at the center of yet another court case. >> plus. >> enjoy the view ask come back and tell people all about it. >> you could be one of the lucky people to win a free trip to space. >>> today family and friends will attend the funeral for denkins he's the suspect shot ask killed by a raleigh police officer on monday >> his viewing begin

wayne county, up to 3% at 5,345. same thing on the republican side, mark preston was talking about it, we are up to 3%. >> in that county. >> this county. this county. essentially a tie. kasich just pulled slightly ahead. donald trump was ahead last time i checked. that's what you want to do. at the moment, it looks like a comfortable trump lead. we want to be cautious. we're going to get more votes out of the largest county in the state, wayne, and out in grand rapids as mark mentioned we have absolutely nothing. to be cautious, we want to wait a little bit. there are enough votes if kasich can pull away in wayne county, he'll narrow this gap some. healthy trump lead. hard to see that happening but not impossible. we called mmississippi. i want to show you this race. this is important. donald trump only 5% of the vote in but donald trump is at 49.3%. if he can get above 50%, he wins them all. 50% plus 1 gets you all the delegates in the state of mississippi so it's important to keep an you on this as the count comes

that's a little bit of snow sagging into the south from southern portions of wayne county into mansfield, southern portions of stark county. dover, new philly you're seeing a few flakes out. there seeing a significant moving east fairly quickly. so hour by hour, i want to show planner. our day-time highs are going to be into the mid to upper 30s. if you're stepping out and about, we're going to be falling down to the lower 0s. make sure you have that coat handy. nick? . >> thank you, vanessa. >>> breaking news overnight, a police chase in canton ends with a murder suspect in custody. meg shaw is in our newsroom. she learned a lot of details on this case all morning long. meg what do you know at this point? >> reporter: i spoke with police. they told me lance rankin is now in police custody after he led police on a short chase just after midnight. he was wanted for the murder of a missing man. police say they spotted rankin's car headed northbound on interstate 77. they initiated to stop his car, that's when the ohio state highway patrol got involved. they say rankin swerved to miss the s

right now, wayne county, 32 degrees. dover, new philly into holmes county and they're in the warmer spots, kill buck into the millersburg area and that is at 35 degrees and youcan see some warmer air tracking in from little rock into jackson. and that warmer air starts to push in here possibly as we head into your sunday. and so, hour, looking a-okay i am counting on some sunshine to grace us as we head into the 4:00 hour. the evening plans tonight. 27. so, it's still chilly conditions if you're out and about and this is that next game changer that is going to be headed our way into your saturday and sitting into minneapolis. and over into chicago. going to produce a good amount of accumulation. it will be an equal opportunity for everybody to see. kind of the rain and snow mixture, but you have plenty of time. this is not tracking in here to about 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. and you can see temperatures bumping up from elyria into wayne county and 40 degrees. that is a quick mover here by 10:00 and into saturday evening and

wayne county. goldsboro is done. still still it wilson and nash around rocky mount and then halifax and northampton and i-95. it should be done by 7:00. live look into joined raleigh and 53 and dew point 51. winds calm. sunrise at 6:43. live look into downtown fayetteville and temperature right now of 58 degrees. not fpmuch precipitation. .03 since midnight. 48 roxboro, 53 chapel hill. 55 in smithfield and 58 fayetteville. 51 sanford, 56 goldsboro. rain moving out. you see the shower activity now mainly east of i-95 that will continue to slide out and behind it lots of dry air back into the midwest. across parts of alabama, mississippi, arc. that will slide across today, tonight and tomorrow and bring more dry air but we have more rain in the first alert predictor forecast model. 6:00 tonight dry and into tomorrow clouds build in. by 6:00 tomorrow aware dry and tomorrow night into friday same. showers work through in the overnight. out friday morning and dry weather moves in as high pressure makes for a nice day on s

we want to talk about the temperatures -- 61 -- 60 toward richland and wayne county. lakeshore communities on on the cooler side westlake into the euclid area. you'll be in the mid-to upper 50s. toward akron 630. that's about 10-15 above normal for this time of year. today you need to be outside enjoying it because we will start to track the rain overnight and pretty widespread heading into sunday and monday afternoon. a great start to the weekend. >> nick? >> the sun is coming -- thank you. 2020 they 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. this is the police talking to be driver charged after crashing the car. it was the third crash a thing in the last few weeks. >> it seems like these people are purchasing the heroine and the addiction is so bad they can't wait to go home and do it or they are afraid to be to a right there in the car as soon as they purchase it. the start to dry. >> the

the steadiest rain in the southern portions of wilson county and across wayne county. goldboro seeing the steady rain up towards 795 as you celebrate north into wilson county. look for water ponding. here's the hour by hour forecast. i'm keeping a very small chance for rain. i think most of us are dry by then. 10:00 a.m., we're climbing just barely to 49 by noon. notice the temperatures are much cooler than they have been the past udays. highs this afternoon to only 53 degrees and drop into the mid- the good thing is, we'll see wall to wall sunshine. here we are at 9:00 a.m. this morning, easily dealing with mainly sunny skies. noon today, we're dry and clear and all of those conditions continue. it could be breezy at times, especially early today. we're tracking a cold front, and that's what's responsible for the rain as it moves out. those breezier conditions could be expected. as we head toward thursday, we're now approaching our second system of the week. we start sunday at 7:00 a.m. as we head toward the afternoon area. right around sunset, the bulk of the rain wil

wayne county is working to get the csx hub. greenville's mayor says a hub going in wayne county could be huge for the eastern part of the stay. blue-collar outcry led to the decision that scrapped the project in sell map. >>> in chapel hill, police are still looking for leads after a man egg exposed himself to a woman and then tried to grab her. a man in a red car asked a woman for directions. she says he realized he was naked from the waist down. the car is described as a red 4- >>> emotional testimony from sports reporter erin ann druse who is stew suing the stalk chore filmed her naked in 2008. >> they said, there's a naked video of you on internet shaped, no there's no not, i talking about? i icould feel it in my chest and my head. he said, tough check it out. i grabbed the laptop and flipped it open. you know your body saw it for 2 sec and i was like, oh, my god. and i shut it down. i said i have to call uh-uh back and i call my parents. >> her talker has already spent time in prison. >>> close call for the heels at our sp

wayne county is working to snag the csx hub. public outcry over land use eventually ended the project's proposal in selma. the hub going up in wayne county could be huge for the eastern part of the state. >>> meanwhile, governor mccorey lifted the state of emergency declaration. tornadoes ripped through three parts of our viewing area. the most extensive damage in granville. fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. at least not here in north carolina. race for the white house. more stands are caucuses and candidates have a lot riding on the show he. we have a live report ahead of super tuesday. >> president obama awards the nation's top military honor. coming up, the recipients tied to north carolina. >> and just as we were expecting, temperatures are cooler and south hill is at 37. your umbre >>> storm team meteorologist alyssa corfont has the first day of march, not bad, either. >> coming in like a lamb. >> right? >> here we are, a live picture outside this morning. international airport. we are dealing with clear skies

. >> a man is arrested after this drug raid in wayne county, wooster police and wayne county sheriffs deputies had a warrant to check out what they thought was a meth lab. the sheriff says the suspect is a registered sex offender and on probation. they found him hiding in a closet. >> perkins township and sandusky police departments teamed up warrant last night and seized $5,000 in cash. >> it's almost about that time. we will host one of the biggest st. patrick's day parades in the country and in order to keep the tens of thousands people safe the police department has to be safe. dani carlson just met with law enforcement and is live with the security details. >> well, guys, they obviously won't tell us exactly how many officers will be out for tomorrow's st. patrick's day parade, but we were talking to local police officials, they say that they're confident they are ready and that people will be safe for tomorrow's st. patrick's day parade. now, the rta was also here this morning asking people to take public transportation and another big message of today was that it is your respon

our temperatures sitting at the freezing mark, just below at the airport right now out towards wayne county into starke and summit county. good morning you are currently at 30 degrees. taking a look at our five live radars that is a lot of moisture that is moving across northeast ohio this morning remaining on the light side. these are scattered snow showers not going to see that much accumulation. heavier bands in the darker blues into wayne county from akrin, twinsburg seeing a few flurries. showing you your hour by hour that wet snow not really shovellable and not much accumulation throughout the afternoon. our day time highs across the board, 37 degrees looking at a forecasted high for the greater cleveland area definitely going to be another chilly night before high pressure really starts to build in here. you can see from our future the forecast all the way through late morning then we'll kind of be in this lull where we are not going to see that much moisture. it picks up once again around 3: 00. temperatures are going to be into the 40s so the transition of that moisture turns into

if you are across the southeastern portions of our viewing area, wayne county, samson county, you are waking up to fairly soggy conditions. look at those out over clinton. the band of showers extends towards indian springs this morning. if you are under those areas, rainfall rates close to an inch of rain per hour. the showers are moving out of the area fast enough that we shouldn't see a big deal with as far as the testimony chores are concerned, cooler air is starting to spill in. 48 in henderson. we're still in the low 50s around durham and raleigh. 57 right now in clinton. so temperatures will continue to drop over the next to you hours. it's 48 right around 8:00, 10:00 this morning. it's going to be on the breezy side. wind gusts near 25 miles per hour. look what happens into the afternoon. we top out only in the low 50s. that means for some of you, you are warmer right now than where you'll be this afternoon. plenty of sunshine to go later today. i'll let you know when the 60s will be back for afternoon highs coming up for your complete storm team forecast. russ? >> thank you. >

we like to, cautious and count the votes. 18% of wayne county, this is where hillary clinton wanted to get a big, big turnout of african-americans. she's winning the county just shy of 60%. we have to see what's still out there and how big of a vote she gets when that comes in. there's enough math if you have some big precincts come in to make up some ground. i think donna brazile just made this point, if you look out here in grand rapids, bernie sanders is winning comfortably so far. the question is what's out? i don't have that information at the moment. if you look at the african-american population, where hillary clinton has been running up the score, not as much as in the south, there is a significant percentage of african-americans. there's a possibility that even though bernie sanders so far is winning quite well in this county, watch this margin. if this holds up as this vote comes, in bernie sanders likely will have a narrow victory. if it starts to go down, hillary clinton could have a narrow victory. more votes for him in kent county. it's not as big a population center. and

the triangle impacting parts of the immaterial-95 corridor, mostly parts of wayne county now. so 40 is being impacted now out of sampson county and further tore the south, so keep that in mind if you're traveling this morning. and we're really not seeing anything pop up on the radar and expect to see a little drizzle or the mist out there this morning with the low clouds hanging around. as we head into this afternoon, wet weather rolling through. it is currently 41 degrees outside in raleigh. 40 in durham a chilly start to the morning here. it is 44 in clinton. 43 degrees the pine hurst. spotty showers, much cooler weather on the way for us today. we have this low pressure center and cold front sitting just off the coast here and that is going to continue to bring us a chance of at least a few more showers. so expect spotty drizzle or isolated shower this is morning picking up later today, 48 degrees, our high temperature. a very cool day for us. our normal high is 65. even above normal this week. i'll have your complete forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> cbs north caroli

a raid in wayne county at the authorities searched the wooster residence and found what they believe is a meth lab. the suspect was found hiding in a closet and currently on probation in holmes county. >>> the f.b.i. was all over stark, medina searching for a two-state drug investigation. denise zarrella joins us where the feds raided a restaurant this morning. denise. >> catherine, 11 people were arrested. two of them lived in this house here in massillon. we talked to neighbors who said they had no idea anything suspicious was going on inside. our cameras were rolling in the f.b.i. as police raided the el galeron mexican restaurant. once inside investigators found guns and they expected to find a major meth trafficking operation. arrested and face drug charges. an employee said the cop was familiar to people who worked here and denied any illegal activities were taking place at the restaurant. the f.b.i. was here by mistake? >> yes, ma'am. fortunately, nothing happened. they did nothing. >> reporter: about 20 minutes away the f.b.i. raided the home of carlos and lisa elias as the el

we are making against little bit of chilly but it will turn mostly sunny with 63 degrees toward wayne county. in the but cooler near the lake and lakeshore communities will be into the opportunities going into pepper pike 61 with a hot >> once again in summit county 65 with warmer air sticking around all weekend long but we are tracking range from the coming here from the south and by overnight tonight falling into tomorrow afternoon that rain shows widespread range sticking for your sunday. >>> the latest episode of 2020 abc news gave us an in depth look at the heroin epidemic sweeping the nation. we have seen are on epidemic here in northeast ohio over the past three years. this video is proof of those problems. that is police talking to a driver charged with being on drugs after crashing their car. it was the third heroin in health crash they had had it in the last few weeks. >> it seemed like these people the addiction is so bad they cannot wait to go home and do it or they are freed to go home and do it so they do it right there in their car as soon as they purchase it and start driving

maybe a little lingering rain in the extreme southeastern part of wayne county and down into samson county. even there, it won't take long to go away. tomorrow should be a nice sunny day. it is not going to be in the 70s tomorrow. temperatures will be running a good 15 to 20 degrees cooler than what we experienced today. the next system coming in from the north and west, notice a little bit of snow up here in west virginia. the mountains of southwest virginia and maybe down into the mountains and foothills of but around here, it looks like what we're going so see is going to occur thursday night into friday morning mainly in the form of rain although i don't want to rule out a few wet snowflakes mixing in at the end of the convenient off to the north and west of crawley but temperatures will be brof freezing so it won't be an issue. forecast at 8:00 this evening, about 66 with the clouds increasing and thickening. as we head into the overnight period, maybe as early as 10:30, 11:00 in some of our western counties, some showers coming in. nothing severe, nothing heavy but it will be breezy

that's right there along the medina county/wayne county line. sterling, creston, lodi, and millersburg as well. a lot of moisture. into the overnight hours things will begin to dry out. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. accused of coercing a teen into stealing from -- shoplifting and smash-and-grabs. >> bob jones has details will you only see on 5. you talked with a key witness who helped crack the case. >> reporter: frank, he's legally blind, so it's not about what he saw but what he heard that provided a big clue. investigators believe a sex offender pressured a 16-year- old boy to commit several crimes. >> debris scattered all over the road. >> reporter: deputies responding to an alarm find a gaping hole from a smash-and- grab. two bikes and other items were snatched. $21,000 in damage left behind. >> i hear a tremendous crash. >> reporter: john thought something crashed into the shop across the street but since's legally blind, he wasn't sure. >> i'm just going by sound. >> reporter: he kept listening >> i could tell the v

you are currently at the freezing mark wayne county into the killbuck area, holmes county currently at 34 degrees. taking a look at our five live radars yesterday so busy tracking all of that moisture. this morning a completely different story as high pressure continues to build in. you are going to notice the winds picking up out of the south today. they are still on the light side about 5 to 10 miles per hour but really start to kick up a notch as we head into your monday. but when they come out of the south that's what's allowing for the gradual warm up. like to show this wind cast, that bubble of wind that's going to start to make it's way in here and it has a lot warmer air moving out towards st. louis, chicago and crossing over into northeast ohio. so hour by hour get outside. i think from this model it shows you a little bit more cloud coverage but we are going to be sitting under mostly to those clouds do thicken up as we head into the 7:00 hour. where is this warmer air coming from. we have a large area of low pressure that is effecting the west coast from los angeles and it's

the current wayne county prosecutor, kim worthy, that's the county we're in here, wayne county in detroit public official of the year in warren county. nice to meet with you. we met weeks ago when i came to detroit to do a story about untested rape kits. thousands of boxes that your office found sitting on shelves in a warehouse. nobody had ever tested the evidence. i guess my big question is, how are things now? we hear mixed things about the city of detroit and wayne county. are things getting better? >> i think so. and rochelle is one of our biggest champions on this issue. yes, i think generally there are some things that have gotten better. for example, one of my biggest things was we had lots of downtown, lots of midtown and nothing for the neighborhood. we were seeing little benefits. now we're finally getting to see, slowly but surely, our lights coming on, and we're saying good pickup services. the big thing for us is sit-down restaurants in the neighborhood that we can take our families to and not just see fast food. >> it's amazing that's a barometer. at every city in the count

now, look at temperatures from wayne county all the way into akron. you're at 37. so that will be kind of a wintery mix. it's lake shore communities from greater cleveland all the way towards the east that will see a little more snowfall. then it's all good. look at that. high pressure builds back in overnight into then we'll be sitting in that sun. so today, 38 degrees, so bundle up. the heaters cranking tonight. and then i'm going to allow you to shut that thing off. look at that. 46 sunday. lot of sun. stop for a moment, say, "thank you." 65 tuesday afternoon. >> thank you, vanessa. >>> we have just 10 days to go until the polls are here in ohio for election day. until that time you will see candidates working hard for your votes. some of you voted early, but leon bibb addresses those who may be thinking twice about making their voices heard. >> reporter: this is the face of ohio. so is this. this too. faces of ohio are all around us. features are as varied from one another as can b yet each is linked, because each lives in this common home of ohio. every presid

still dealing with cloud cover, bourbon county, sampson county, wayne county and along the virginia line. this is where it's making a this afternoon. this is also where we are going to end up seeing the clouds lingering along it. it will have the biggest impact there. we are looking at a number of big puffy cumulus clouds with sunshine trying to break through in wake county. this is eastern wake county. going further to the west we see more sun. here is solar from 5, there will be some energy generated this afternoon. 73 is the current temperature, winds are variable at 5 miles per hour. dewpoint3. its feeling warm, a lot of crowds out there, will have i will show you that on futurecast coming up. look at the huge difference in temperature. 55 in south hill, versus 73 in raleigh, 75 goldsboro. everyone in raleigh southward including rocky mount and wilson warming up nicely. we have a boundary to the north, a lot of cloud cover and boy, it has locked in those cold temperatures. if the clouds break up later this afternoon, it appears we will start to warm up before we are pretty solidly so

county. all the way into wayne. you're at 55 for today. there is that east breeze about 15 to 20 miles per hour, that will cool us off a tad bit but still mild air in place, 52 from pepper pike all the way into beachwood. once again inland locations, you're slightly warmer throughout the afternoon. akron, stark into summit county a high of 56. two missing people continues in new york. they went missing after a deadly collision on the hudson river. crews were working at the construction site of the new tappanzee bridge when the tugboat collided with the barge sinking the boat with two crew people on board. the other bodies were found, two others still missing. human life. today. you have three people who left for work and who are not going to come home. >> governor andrew cuomo added the tugboat leaked at least 5,000 gallons of fuel into the river. the cause is still under investigation. >> obviously this is a very serious weather event. serious enough that the entire state has been declared an emergency. >> a 6-year-old child is among thre

wayne county is working to snag the csx hub. public outcry over land use eventually ended the proposal in selma. greenville's mayor says a hub going after wayne county could be huge for the eastern part of the state. >>> governor pot mccrory lifted the state of emergency declaration. state officials are totaling up all of the damage costs. tornadoes ripped through three parts of our viewing area. fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. >>> today, you can catch a full slate of cbs programming right here on cbs north carolina. >> that includes big events like march madness which we all nightly prime time shows. >> like tonight, "ncis" takes a more relaxed approach so you know it will get drama phid. >> you can find everything you need to know on wncn.com. there is a banner at the top. remember site with a link of the frequently asked questions and a full list of when all of your favorite shows come on. >>> it's 6:19 right now on this tuesday morning. check out this live picture from the airport. the airport is glowing in t

. >>> well, breaking overnight the wayne county sheriff is asking for your help finding this missing girl, she is 14-year old leal ferguson from wews. hospital after being shot at the alibi inare bar in cleveland. cleveland ems telling us two men were treated at the scene here. the shooting victim taken to metro house. his condition is unknown. the second person treated at the scene for an apparent arm injury. no word right now on suspects and police investigating. >>> well, new information this morning on a major banking buy out. huntington announced it will close more than 1 you hundred branchs after buying first merit. we're live at the one of the locations that will close. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this plaza just of a of transportation boulevard is mostly vacant right now. and within the next year actually about next year, the branch behind me will go dark too. it's one of 107 branchs set to close by next year. now, cuyahoga county cleveland.com reports there are 15 first one set to shut down. some other branches will also be affected. compare that to 6 in summit

kenny ray junior was a fire technician at the steel plant and was also a police officer in wayne county. was new to its department and was well-liked liked by his peers. photograph of array on its facebook page for with it was a post bearing dozens friends. they say a fire technician was found dead sunday at the fair checking extinguishers. statement the loss of a colleague. they will continue to work with local officials in the investigation. >>> osha has cited and ohio window manufacturer for serious violations after a 22-year-old employees right hand was caught in the rollers of a glass press he was cleaning. the workers suffered fractures, nerve and tendon damage, and injury could've been prevented if the vista follow proper safety standards. >>> new video of another smash and grab. this one on the far southeast side. police said someone drove a car store on harvard avenue near east 147th street. that's in the lead harvard neighborhood. it was around 5:30 is mine. police have not said whether >>> look at that weather forecast. there. on the cool side but nice. >> no question. we sho

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@notice how they're in the 50s @in the route 30 corridor toward @wayne county and up here in the @northern parts of the county, @temperatures here down into the @40s, that's mainly because of @the north breeze that continues @to affect us, that will @continue in the evening hours @keeping lakeshore communities @cooler. @52 by 11, of course, in the @upper 40s if you're coming in @downtown. @cloudy skies it will stay rain @free i should say throughout @the evening. @area of low pressure and a @tornado watch box now @stretching from the suburbs of @chicago to the northern suburbs @of st. louis, we're expecting @southern storms to get going. @it's happening in portions of @illinois, as the big area of @mass ahead of it. @i don't expect the severe @weather to move into ohio @overnight. @there be opportunity for the @leftovers over this. @a scattered band of rain and @showers wednesday morning. @the front moves in wednesday @afternoon, look what's lurking @behind it. @much colder temperatures, @temperatures are sliding down @every day, wednesday, thursday @and friday. @eventually bottoming out i

just after lunch tomorrow, look at our temperatures from wayne county here. we do have a chance of isolated sprinkles moving in late evening. it's going to be a quick-mover here. by tuesday look at this. 3 o'clock we are at 60, near 70 degrees in most spots in northeast ohio. so temperatures well above normal for tuesday afternoon. also the big weather story is this track of the system. this is gulf moisture making its way onshore as we head into this really makes its way across our area wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday afternoon. we're forecasting a four day period potential with two to 4 inches of rain accumulation. so we're keeping our eye on that situation. 36 degrees as we head into tonight. the thermometer not dropping too much. you're going to see a little more sunshine, but temperatures nearly 25 degrees above normal as we step into the start of your workweek. 60 degrees for tomorrow afternoon. we're on the upward trend tracking wet weather wednesday into thursday. next weekend we spring forward. 60 by saturday afternoon. >>> lebron james is keep

for today look at this upper 20s out towards wayne county just below the freezing mark for the airport this morning so definitely chairman temperatures across the board. now good news, most spots going to be in the upper 30s lower we will see a few flakes flying throughout your morning. this is not any shovellable snow or heavy accumulation mixing in actually with a little bit of rain. 37 for greater cleveland, from pepper pike into beach wood at 38. i guess a little bit milder air out towards starke and summit county, 42 degrees. mike francis? >> so officially spring weather. >> new this morning out of georgia a bill that passed the state house is stirring up controversy. some call it discrimination against gays and lesbians. it is designed to protect faith based organizations who do not hire because of religious beliefs but if it is signed into law it could cost georgia big bucks. bills like these often result in boycotts. >> this legislation as it it's going to have a significant impact on our business and i think it will have significant impact on other businesses in the state. >>

. >>> breaking overnight from the live desk the wayne county sheriff asking for your help finding this missing girl here. she's 14 years old and from wews last seen around 3 yesterday afternoon. >>> also breaking a man in the hospital after being shot at the alibi inn bar in cleveland. cleveland ems telling us two men treated at the scene. the shooting victim taken to metro health his continue unknown right now. the second person treated at the scene for an apparent arm injury. no word on suspects and police investigating. >>> well let's get to new information this morning on a major banking buy out. huntington announced it will close more than 100 branches after buying first merit. we're live at one of the locations going away. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this plaza off of transportation boulevard is mostly vacant and eventually this first merit bank behind me will go dark too. it's one of the 107 locations across five states expected to close. according to a there are 28 first merit branchs in summit there are a total of ten branches expected to close and when this deal

more than a quarter of all votes cast will come out of wayne county. this is immediately around detroit. this is heavily african-american part of the state. we barely have any vote in from there. as we hit 9:00, as more votes start coming in you want to keep an eye on wayne county. >> thank you. >> those areas around detroit also traditionally an american history. chris matthews talked about this earlier. if you had a uaw job, your kids were going to go to college, you were going to achieve that american ideal your children were going to finish in life at a higher economic life. >> one other thing that's going on in michigan on the occasion of this primary is today is the day that they started getting volunteers to work on the signature gathering for a recall effort against michigan governor rick snyder over this flint lead poisoning crisis. they did succeed in getting one approved by the state board that has to do that at polling places across detroit and in flint. they're trying to take advantage of what they think will be a pretty good democratic tu

we're waiting for wayne county where we have 0% officially.re. bernie sanders leading in the early returns but this is the african-american heart of the state. this is where hillary clinton expects to do very well. but senator sanders leading in that county as we begin the count right there. detroit in the suburbs out this way, anyone you move up into oakland county, again, part of the big part of the auto industry and the industrial base of the state. pretty close right there so far, right? >> big chunk of the vote is in there. >> half of oakland county is in. an important county in the state. a good chunk of population. more than 12%. very close race. competitive in oakland county. move over here, mccomb county is the county we spent so much time on in the 1990s, where bill clinton's pollster greenberg did studies of so-called reagan democrats, crossover voters who voted for ronald reagan, democrats, blue collar work who are voted for ronald reagan. the democratic party studied them very clearly. hillary clinton with a decent lead right now,

you can see outdoors -- outtoward its wayne county and some flurries, a heavier amount of accumulation is on grassy county and show you what is going on here temperaturewise. we're off to a very chilly start across the board. thirty degrees for downtown cleveland and warming up towards lake county. 35. inland locations, this is the perfect recipe for a little bit of snow right now with temperatures sitting at the freezing mark and that moisture currently in place. you can see from our satellite, it's moving in and should be exiting as we head into about the 11:00 hour. and i want to show you hour-by- hour for your first spring day. the temperatures into the mid- to upper 30s and i think towards massillon and home county and killbuck, you're into the lower 40s and stepping out and about tonight. the chilly temperatures and because it's spring, we're not losing the winter coats just yet and by the seven-day, i >>> and a story we're learning about. the university of akron football player -- . >> and the doctors tell the partnerships that the 22-year- old andrew propratt will recover and s

@new -- dover over to wayne @county. @>> north of their it is an @isolated -- around cleveland we @have seen a pop-up shower or @two. @>> the other story is the @winter -- many of you asking me @when it will give up. @it is a slow transition but i @think by tomorrow we will see @some lighter win. @still gusting to 30-35 taking @you tomorrow afternoon -- west @northwest breezy and not as @strong. @wind gusts 20-30 versus 30-40 @like was how this afternoon. @>> heading out spect the breeze @to stick around -- temperatures @are not that bad in the low 50s @and they will cool off in the @40s -- partly cloudy skies and @a sprinkle or shower be @>> you see those in the early @parts of the evening turning @chillier -- mid-30s to start @friday -- checkout the region @-- unstable atmosphere to the @north -- a couple of areas of @low pressure -- one toward the @around the next couple of days @and another one north of @toronto and a third one -- the @big one in the up of michigan @-- this is the one that will @send this hermas down to the @south tomorrow night and behind @it look at the cold air -

. >>> the wayne county sheriff is asking for your help finding this missing girl here. 14-year old leah ferguson is missing. >>> a man in the hospital after being shot at a bar in cleveland avenue. two men were treated at the scene. the shooting victim taken to the hospital but the second person treated at the scene for an apparent arm injury are and police investigating. >>> we've watched the videos over and over. it is still terrifying, a blast shaking crocker park with intense flames. firefighters rushing to battle the blaze but it's not the only fire they take on. >> just hours later the same departments were called to a deadly fire. we're joined from bay village and these first responders are have been through a lot in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: they certainly it's been a very stressful 24 hours for the bay other area mutual aid crocker park was quickly followed by dealing with the fatal fire last night. 6 departments responded to that fatal fire in bay village and several other agencies assisted with personnel as well. officials tell us that two people were inside the home at

we have a few light flurries and showers in holmes counter- wayne county. we have an conveyor of snow forming over the western basin of lake erie re. we're not likely to see the widespread snowfall we were expecting. i think we're going to cut that way back. but begin, the cold air sweeping in. that's going to be the main impact area wide. we're down to 27 degrees from earlier highs in the 50s today. a big drop. my big concern, 27 cleveland, is there's still water on the roads untreated surfaces from the rainfall. cause you problems tomorrow morning. what we're going to chat about in a couple of minutes, updated morning snowfall expectations, school delays perhaps, we'll talk about it. more snow snow is coming thursday. but it looks like spring may visit us next week. >>> it's a battle that could impact our drinking water. the army core of engineer in cleveland trying to explain why they think it's okay to dump sed meant containing pa lute at that particular times into lake erie -- dumping con tames in the like. >> how could the epa -- [ broken audio ] . >>

this could hold @together toward mansfield, @richland and ashland county may @make it down toward wayne @county other than that most @staying dry after a couple @sprinkles here is a nice map @for use single-digit wind speeds @right now, they have really @dropped off nicely with no @gusts reported. @partly cloudy turning colder @miles an hour i don't expect @gusts to be an issue overnight @tomorrow looking good @temperatures in the 30s still @breezy notice temperatures in @the 40s during the afternoon @the farther south the warmer it @will get 77 cantin maybe 46-47 @toward dover closer to 50. @cold air tomorrow temperatures @below normal not only tomorrow @but right into the weekend and @this is the key to the @forecast, east coast storm @possible and this could have @big implications on what we see @in northeast ohio saturday @night into sunday and again @monday we could be talking @about at least some wintry @precipitation in the area. @this set up around the region, @cold air first certainly is @positioned to our north a @couple areas of low pressure on @the map @this larger one toward chicag

. >>> wayne county health officials concerned about a sharp spike in s is yphliss cases. it's mother-in-law doubled. >>> nearly 700 cats and dogs rescued back -- are available for adoption. doors will open at 10 in the morning at the shelter on nash street. >>> all right an update right now former subway spokesman jared fogle is at the center of another court battle. >> a lawsuit was filed by a plaintiff identified as jane doe. she is a minor. a married couple also named in lawsuit. the former head of foe angle's anti-obesity charity. they say he used hidden cameras in homes. foe angle is spending more than 15 years in prison and has already paid restitution to 14 named victims. >>> baltimorer ravens quarter a back is in critical condition this morning after a motorcycle crash in florida. police have not released any details about the crash. the ravens drafted him in last year's draft. overnight head coach released a statement saying quote this is devastating news, our prayers and hopes him and his family. >>> well, two of our local college basketball teams advancing, bot

and you notice rain right now heaviest showers in smithfield and goldsboro sliding east through wayne county. all this lifting east. i think the rain is pretty much done in wake and durham and orange counties and triangle is dry. it is responsibilities south and east seeing showers. temperatures across the region 50 roxboro, 53 chapel hill and r.d.u. 52 sanford.

folks driving around medina county, be wayne county you have the windows open, and it's pretty enjoyable out there. so pretty good stuff and certainly no sign of any snow a lot of times mid-march we do still have snow on the ground. boy this year has not been that at all. 63 currently in downtown cleveland, temperatures again, running in the low to middle 60s, how about north royalton 65 where the sunshine is and into portion of the mid-60s, again we should only be in the mid-40s. notice the cloud cover as you head north and east but as you slide south we're hitting some sunshine, richfield, fair lawn, akron, barberton, same deal medina, and off to the east. sharon center getting a little pocket of sunshine there along the summit medina county line. here's or rain and thunder of this is spreading east ward. most of the energy is just to our west so i would expect this to continue to move north. west of 71 the best chance or thunder later on today but notice warm ohio. temperatures in the mid-50s. -- mid-60s i should rain and turned potentially anytime after 5:00. story. notice we're dry.

. >> wayne county. >> wayne county exactly. while the rest of the state was going for bernie. so this is a challenge. because many of the other midwestern states, ohio, illinois, missouri, all coming up, look a lot like michigan in terms of the demographics. >> do they still think they can win this? or mainly is the sanders campaign trying to make sure their message continues? >> i think if you ask bernie sanders he thinks he can win it. he's going to play to win it. but he's also making a difference regardless of what happens. he wants his message in there. on the clinton side of it they speak this is a march through the delegates. they need to collect enough delegates to get through to the nomination and they're focusing on that. they're not focusing necessarily on every state being a win. >> the republican conundrum in florida is really interesting to me. there are no poll that is show it's possible for ted cruz to winter thing. none. no matter what happens, right? from what i've read. who knows? maybe the polls are wrong. >> some have been. >> they have. but if marco rubio

nash and wilson counties also out towards edgecombe seeing some very light rain and down across wayne county near goldsboro as well. most of this winding down by 8:00. now, do know that we saw a decent amount of rain move throughout the overnight. the roads for many of you still going to be on the wet side. >> 36 in raleigh, 34 in louisburg. we're at 40 in fayetteville while raeford, so you're day in detail, cloudy and cold this morning 39 at 8 a.m., 46 at noon and then partly cloudy as the sun sets your 6:00 temperature right around 46. a closer look at the weekend is just ahead. >>> governor pat mccrory announcing ground breaking plans for the new bridge at the outer banks. it will it take place next week on tuesday. the state dot has been working with locals for years to come you up with a plan to replace the bridge which often floods and washes out. >>> we told you about the firefighters who are trying to get a pay raise, plus this. >> this is like close sure are true me. >> a north carolina man who was crime he did not commit spent >>> good morning. our top stories this morning the fune

. >> mark: another dramatic scene wayne county sheriff's department posted this on facebook and can you see them raiding a suspected meth lab. deputies found him hiding in a >> and a story of kids attacking kids. harry boomer reports one man in euclid is fighting for his life. >> when he turns slightly one of the teens hit him. he was grabbed and when he was slammed to the ground his head hit the curb. >> now taj is lying in a hospital head blessed to be alive. >> he had to have cranial surgery. the bone right here and right above his eye socket right here, the surgeon say it was in crumbles. so they had to piece those bones back together. and put a plate on it. screw the plate. then they put plaster over top of that. and he had it done yesterday. >> reporter: this happened because he came to the defense of his 14-year-old younger brother emanuel. >> it was like they were trying to kill him. other teens out of fighting. >> after his head hit the curb they took turns straddling over top him pummeling him. >> this is taj and what happened to him should never have happened and was defendin

hillary clinton's holding on to hope down here in wayne county. that's the detroit, some votes outstanding and oakland county. you're all the way in. just about 98%. right now sanders is hanging on in the state of michigan. he may pull it out after all tonight. >> thanks, bill. >> thank you. >>> the race we're watching right now, tight one in michigan between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. thises a surprise. she was expected to win here. she had a double digit lead in the polls days ago and here is a bit of what she had to say earlier tonight. >> when you run for an office like this, it's a leap of faith. and what's important is we've got to focus on how we bring our country back together. you know, the divisiveness, the mean spiritedness, that's not going to move us forward. we need to stand united. trying to divide us between us and them, it's wrong. it goes against our most cherished values. america belongs to all of us. not just those who are already successful. i want to be the president, not for those who are already successful. they don