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the police say they have been arguing, the 18 year veteran of the canton fire departmenter walked into northbound traffic where she was struck,to her son spoke with us about what it means to see so many people pay respects to her. >> she really impacted everybody that she touched,r she dedicated d her life to helping others. >> two have this many people time out of their busy schedules it was amazing, and it occurs what she was doing this th community. >> one person, not in attendance was her husbandnd, who was with her just prior to her death, this was supposed be a d celebration of her life, and privately people who her where very close to her, said that it is probably best under the circumstances that he was not there. ohio primary two weeks away, a presidential front runner making his presence known in the state,imo donald trump will be in columbus tomorroww on super tuesday is jennifer jordan joins us with morere on how the candidates are getting ready for the big day . >> the trunk campaign announcing the front runner for the hamas airport tomorrow morning a new nationwide poll s

. >> traffic is moving just fine here on interstate 77 near canton. it took odot hours this morning to get it all cleaned up. this report was more than 100 trucks working around their area that includes summit and stark counties. others worked to treat the mess in massileon in downtown canton and reported multiple disabled vehicles and several accidents throughout the morning. shovels and plows necessary at the pro football hall of fame. one man started working at midnight to make sure the sidewalks and parking lots were clear for tourists. >> and that is good for him and for us, too. fame closes at 5 this evening. newschannel 5. sarah. >>> stay up to date on winter weather alerts with the news net 5 app and download it to check out the power of 5 live interactive radar and get an hour-by-hour web forecast for your neighborhood. >>> and happening right now, crews are on the scene of a water main break in akron, euclid avenue, it was a four- inch pipe that burst this morning. and that left a huge hole in the road. a dozen roads in this area of akron an

medina and congress and wayne county in the wooster area and akron and canton. maybe more snow in the evening and overnight. i do expect a lot of this area to dry out as we get another trough east of greater cleveland. geauga and ashtabula county and lake snow advisories for lesser amounts of snow for lake and northern ashtabula county. mentor and paynesville and perry and ashtabula and the warning could dump 6 to 12- and jefferson. we will have to wait and see where the squalls will set up come to tomorrow. one to three inches generally. 28 akron to cleveland to mentor and ashtabula and 27 in mansville and a 29-degree reading with light snow and a west wind at 14 miles per hour. 85% humidity. the big old swirl from the alberta clipper. moving out and the artic cold allowing it to come in. the front comes in and brings in the cold emoji an increases by saturday and sunday with single digit highs and lows overnight and sunday morning below desire and wind chills down to 15 on valentine's morning. 23 and scattered snow generally one to three and a tiny bit more in

it happened in canton yesterday. the 6-year-old was playing in the yard when she was hit by that tree. stephanie coueignoux is live in canton this morning. this horrific accident was witnessed by the girl's father and brother. >> reporter: and heather, both of them immediately ran over to helpful but just a heartbreaking story. this morning, canton fire and police are urging everyone to outside. because taking a look behind me, you can see a lot of these branches being weighed down still by that very heavy and icy snow. 6-year-old kailey kenyan was playing with her father outside her home on indian lane yesterday, when a branch about 30 feet above the ground fell underneath. her brother, her father, and a her from under that branch. and then the neighbor pulled cpr until police and fire arrived. >> running out, just saying, oh, daddy, let's go make a snow man. the next thing i know, a tree broke and fell on her. and him and i just ran at it. try to lift her out of there. and almost couldn't. >> reporter: and that was

it is. 40 in canton. 36, currently, in the worst er worcestershire area. some of these snow showers lingering. or is there going to be a major delay? we'll tell you all that coming up in seven minutes. >>> cleveland's lead paint problem. the city is so dire, they're calling in inspectors from four other counties. joe, the city is scrambling to find inspectors. >> reporter: that's right. that's only part of the battle. educating the public about testing and going door to door are also critical. >> it's scary. >> reporter: bree yan that smith is concerned about her son six years old and older from lead poisoning. more than 30% of children in some neighborhoods on the east side could have lead poisoning issues. it's hard for them to fight this problem alone. especially as a single mother myself, and you're not always thinking about how safe a place is. it seems okay from the outside. >> lead abatement was a disaster. >> reporter: the city health department is to blame for cleveland's lead paint emergency. a situation he says has been brewing for two decades.

. >> but they deny anything shady is going on.n >> the small village of east canton. >> this has a front and rear end >> it's big on enforcement especially on the edge of town where 35-mile hour speed limit meets the 55-mile per hour rosee. >> if you're not paying attention, is very easy to get into the city and get a ticket.i >> john glaser says he and his wife we're joined a drive-through country back in 2030 when got caught in a well-known ve east canton speed trap on state route 44 south entering the village. 4 >> doctor glaser went to court certain he can proveve the case was a bum rap. >> the doctor never denied doing 51 but he is says he was in the counties h 55 mao per hour zone when the radar welfare not south of the line in east canton 35 speed ahead,> the speed limit is all posted. >> police chief says drivers have always been given plenty of opportunity to slow downs before entering east canton's jurisdiction. >> it is all about safety. >> is that his opposition stake out the border to prevent distracted drivers from racing through residential areas along >> many families who

@they'll play in youngs town a @week from town. @>> 8 legends of the nfl will @spend it in canton. @part of the 2016 induction @class and it was announced and @quite a few fans have a short @trip to watch two northern @ohioans that have been @inducted. @and he was and all american and @a lombardi trophy winner. @and he was inducted into the @college hall of fame in 2013 @and now the pro football hall @of fame this august. @summer. @and won 5 super bowl @championships and brought bill @built that dynasty including @joe montana and jerry rice @among others. @>> the other no doubter is @brett favre. @we'll get a look here at @everybody going into the hall @of fame. @ @also, we'll have entry in @canton, this august. @>> it should be fun for them @and it's always a lot of fun. @>> very good, sunday football @night in america. @>> you were waiting for that. @>> thank you. @>> greg, thank you for being @here and a phenomenal "snl" is @coming up next, we'll see you

we're live in canton, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> average. power line snapped in canton. today's heavy snow causing power outages as mentioned all over. there's the fire on the ground. slast check national grid is just over 578,000 eversource numbers going up to over 49,000. >>> norfolk one of the towns seriously impacted by many storms. fox 25's john monahan is there live and john, at one point they thought they might have to open a shelter. >> they did, vanessa, they actually came here to set up a temporary shelter at this school. but soon power came back on so that wean necessary. the heavy wet snow that we had earlier though has frozen now and made a skating rink out of this parking lot. it's actually bending and around this area. causing people by the thousands to lose power. cleaning up after a big winter storm isn't so bad when you're behind this huge snowblower. this westwood man ditched his shovel keeping busy carving out a path all around his home. heavy wet snow blanketed power lines and trees. bringing down both and leaving many in town without power. electric

a mandatory water conservation notice was issued for about three-thousand people in canton. the town manager says the reservoir is lower than normal, resulting in low water pressure. people running faucets, so pipes do not freeze, have caused the shortage. 3 seth hendler-voss, canton town manager: "we're asking folks to just not run their water if it's unnecessary. save that load of laundry for the morning, run that bath in the morning, and just be judicious when you're running your sink preparing dinner." the town manager says reservoir levels are being monitored every couple of hours. he asks for everyone's cooperation so the reservoir level can rise and the notice can be lifted. 3 there is no shortage of strange weather happening all across the states. severe weather closed several schools this morning in northwest florida. a confirmed twister touched down in escambia county. there are reports of many damaged buildings. tens of thousands of customers lost power. no word on any possible injuries. 3 in washington state... king county has issued phase-three flood alerts for

akron and canton. rain coming in after midnight. let's do 51. rain heavy and the snow arrives thursday. one to three, maybe four inches in a few spots. 38 and a little morning flurry on friday. a dry milder weather weekend. >>> sounds good. andy, you don't have to worry about the rain or the snow. >> trying to get here before the rain gets here. at least that's what mark says. that's an early morning. i will try to get out before. talking about spring training and we will talk about one guy that will be key and the live coverage on thursday. but the other big story of the day no doubt, the bedbugs and how do they affect the cavaliers. that >>> makes me itch the caps lost against detroit. what happens to kyrie irving. he says he didn't sleep because there was bedbugs in his hotel in oklahoma city. >> our team did not play the best because of the bedbugs from the hilton we stayed at. i got it from the top of my head. to the bed and i was freaked out and i was nauseous and it was bs. >> urge what a way to get knocked out of the game because of bedb

canton to cleveland straight up 77 right now. no troubles at all. looks like a perfect under an hour commute. tia. >> tia: before you hit the roads this morning, see where this rain is heading where you are traveling to. you can use live radar on the first alert forecast app. we have breaking news at the hour to tell you about. just minutes ago our newsroom learned that a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by tamir rice's father. rice's father is being encouraged to file a new complaint for damages against the officers responsible for tamir's death in 2014. that same judge also dismissed one of two lawsuits filed by rice's mother. we will keep you updated with any emerging details on this on the cleveland 19 news app. >>> the rnc in cleveland is already showing its area-wide economic impact. the lorain morning journal says nearly every hotel in avon is booked for the republican national convention. a committee with rnc actually rents the room and divvies them out to people coming into town for the event. a two-person suite runs for nearly $

let's head out to kelli o'hara live in canton with some breaking details for us. >> good evening. the fbi still inside, they've been there all day long. they've been inside for at least six hours and loading up two minivans full of evidence. >> reporter: federal agents surrounding the law offices of state senator brian joyce all afternoon collecting a garage full of boxes. the paperwork now evidence in this fbi and irs joint investigation many in this quiet community surprised by the corruption allegation surrounding joyce. >> it's a little scary. it's not something you want to officials. >> reporter: the state g.o.p. asking for the milton democrat's resignation saying the senator disregards the law. in january joyce agreed to pay nearly $5,000 for using campaign funds to pay for his son's 2014 high school graduation party. the office of campaign and political finance telling 7news and not kept detailed records. at one point the organization says he didn't report expenditures totaling more than $10,000. one person, though, not surprised by the allegations, ahead of the state watch

hours later on friday another huge limb broke off another canton neighborhood. hitting 48 year old father of three. >> did not hear it had no time to react. struck him on the hit. say the man was clearing off the backyard hockey rank when branch above. >> canton town officials went clearing limbs and trees that didn't look safe in some cases, closing roads until draws arrived. it was beautiful 12346r789. but absolutely dangerous people need to be aware. take care. says, they are unimaginable. but they know she is going to be okay 12346r789. she didn't feel any pain she was smiling happy. >> that's all we can say is best thing. >> and caylee family be plaque fine service they have set up a page to help fundraise some money to help offset those cost ez would have >> robert. fox 25 news. >> today brighter day roads. most clear after frequent plowing meantime marshfield some sidewalks still need clearing as people state a. >> some help today temperature rose above freezing so certainly helped for my driveway but turning to our meterologist, and storm tracker weather

live in canton, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: glad they're okay. and we're all now enjoying a winter warm-up today. a lot of people are saying it felt more like april than february. temperatures getting as high as 63 degrees. i had the window cracked driving though work. >> jadiann: i wore a big coat and was regretting it a's you will get there. >> jadiann: i was sweating by the time i got in here but it's starting to cool down. for more on the forecast let jier take it over -- jeremy reiner take it over. >> we have a couple of rain showers and they become snow showers, that is another cold front moving through last night. this cold front will not have a repeat performance of wind gusts but whatful' do is usher in some colder air. later on tonight and through the day tomorrow. the city is at 50 so that is a high of 63. that happened very early when the thunderstorms were happening, most of the day it was spring-like out there and now the numbers way bovinummal. normal high should be about 40, 41,the air does cool after as you head back to eastern n

in fact, kind of interesting, new future view model gives the canton area more snow and let's switch to the live scan in geauga county. russell township, newbury. auburn along 422. beachwood, garfield heights and parma heavy snow clearing out of downtown. we have heavier snow shower tracking across the lakeshore approaching lakewood and moving to downtown cleveland in the next half hour. winds about 10 to 15 miles an hour. it will be a windy night and wind chills drop it down to 4 in mansfield. still above zero. eventually that will drop below zero. here we go. earlier today, that was the heavy band of snow that came through and caused all of those accidents, a quick 1 to 2 inches of snow that came down in a hurry. we are getting additional moisture off lake michigan as well. we are still in that northwest we have to keep the lake-effect going and looks like additional 1 to 4 inches. at 10:00 this band moving across the canton, wayne county richland and ashland county and northwest wind snow showers continue and by tomorrow morning it will start to break up a little bit here. i don't

as for akron/canton, everything looks on time. check your apps and e-mails before you head to your particular flight in case anything does change. here we go with the drive times. they look on time with the green. we're not in rush hour yet. it's good stuff to start off our commute like this. >> brian: you have a cold. >> tia: so i sound like an owl in distress? >> brian: yes, you did. >> tia: how about a nature hunt in the woods searching for a wild owl? it's part of a fun, family event this friday at the lake erie nature and science center. >> brian: it's called the owl nichole vrsansky is live this morning with a cool look at what this is all about. good morning, nikki. >> nichole: i can hear you guys on that trail behind me just whooing and looking for the owls. this is the nature trail where families come this friday night and explore the winter woods and look for owls in their natural habitat as part of the owl prowl. looking for owls like this guy here. they look so big and don't weigh much at all. >> right. they're only ab

we'll hit about 40, 41 down in the akron/canton area. we'll talk about that rain chance, the snow chance, and we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up in just a few. laura. alert this morning. it has to do with the shoreway. if you're one that uses the shoreway in the mornings, afternoon or nighttime starting today the ramps in and out and edge water park off the shoreway will be closed. these will remain closed until some time in may when they finish up this project. it's all part of that project over there. you see the signs posted and maybe are aware of the closure happening, but now today it will go into effect. so keep that in mind if you head out on the shoreway. for the wide maps, we look at those now. they look good across the area. not really any major slowdowns to report and no big congestion spots causing issues on the morning commutes. we're still early and 6:32 right now and always following what's going on. across akron, things are looking nice. traffic is moving smoothly. 63 miles per hour to the west and 60 miles per hou

need your sunglasses, akron, canton, 39 . all though you hit 50, 51 today. warmer than cleveland. north-northwest breeze is going to kill it. monday and tuesday fairly nice. tuesday, 44. make it into the 50s with the rain. temperatures could stay about system transitions into a cold front. you can guarantee thursday some snow showers. chance of snow friday and saturday. i think when it is a 30-40% chance, we'll have to kind of wait and see. one thing you are not going to like, lydia, look how cold we are going to be. >> all right, so it is going to get worse. >> i don't like getting too far ahead. you miss out on the nicer days. tomorrow is normal on average. can't complain. cooler tomorrow. >> all right. thank you, beth. thank you for watching tonight. cleveland 19 news continues at 11:00 and 9:00. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> bill whitaker: the mexican marines have been trying for months to capture el chapo when an intelligence brief led them to the world's most dangerous drug lord's final party. >> for an incredibly savvy clever almost a crim

lake effect snow variety snow akron and canton. the current temps, 60 over new philly as the cold air is shifting slowly b surely. 33 in norwalk. 54 out here. 51 currently in canton. winds are still gusty. lower and middle 30s as they have a wind meter there. so it is still going to be blustery through the evening and overnights. falling down in to the lower 30s generally by your morning few snowflakes for your morning commute in a couple of spots that will not be a huge issue for you. okay? lee have you figured it out? the sixth planet? >> it is uranus. i wondered about that. here is the current cold front from dc down to atlanta and everyone will be chilly over the next few days. uranus. >> do you have a picture? >> a few flakes. don't show it to me now. tomorrow 35, mainly cloudy, could be a little bit of the lake efect snow as she had to have googled it. a few flakes tomorrow, 35 should be dry. frank and lee? >> thank you, mark. a deal is trying to help transform a local university. we'll have more on how the university of akro

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. >> tonight the cleanup continues bill shields is live in canton which was hard hit. bill. you can see the crews in back of me are still at work. came down. it took a line and three utility poles with it. so, they are taking 9 or 10 before this neighborhood in canton gets power back. >> big loud knows with thunder and lightning and a big bang and you see the ground rumble. >> reporter: it was a violent area. here in canton crews worked all day trying to restore power to a neighborhood after a tree blew down. taking with it two utility poles. when police arrived, they had to run for cover when a third pole came down. >> just heard a cracking and turned sought thing coming down and -- saw the thing coming down and myself and sergeant turned turn and ran and we were out of the way. >> reporter: route 9 in natick the storm took down power lines across the roadway. forcing crews to close down >> this is a little bigger. usually don't see poles down. lightning hit a tree and ran david's home. it blew out power and started an electrical fire in a wall. >> we started to smell the s

currently 33 akron. 31 canton to ashtabula. your evening planner, temperatures falling down near clouds thickening up >>> school officials taking one more precautionary step when it comes to their water supply. they conducted two tests. results for both of those tests have lead and copper levels falling under acceptable levels. the school is sending both test results to the epa for further evaluation and will don't provide water bottles. >>> resident can -- residents can use the water of their few sets again. >>> well the new hampshire primary is right around the other side of the weekend. [ indiscernible ] >> that is right. we are live tonight in bedford, new hampshire. that is where governor kasich is that is more than any other candidate. we are expecting him to be up the podium momentarily. he is second in the polls there. we will have live reports through next tuesday in new hampshire. >>> he took advantage. look at this the governor having a snow ball fight with reporters on the campaign trail. >>> cleveland home kinds ai

akron-canton 33 is the low. this is still above average, still warmer than normal. tomorrow we will not move up much in temperature. flurries or light snow showers around. cold enough perhaps for a little bit of lake-effect snow. it won't add up to much talking less than an inch. a cloudy day. 34 where we should be this time of year. and the next alert day isn't until after the weekend here. we have 34 tomorrow and down to 20 tomorrow night and 38 friday sunny to partly cloudy and pretty nice-looking day. over the weekend it looks dry saturday 41 and sunday mild and 42 degrees and gets active rain to snow monday and 40. much colder with snow showers tuesday and wednesday. stay tuned. dan? >> thank you, jeff. >>> well, it is an offer with voters literally feeling the burn. up next cleveland 19 news permanent ways people are supporting their favorite presidential candidates. >> denise: you've got to be kidding me. later, some call this the must have mommy memento. >> i really wanted a special way to commemorate the bond between mother and child. >> jewelry made from b

in 67 at hopkins and akron canton. akron canton is the only officially reporting station that actually broke their record highbr temperature.ure otherwise it was a series of tied a record that a man fieldth young town and even up at erie pa. here is a look at the web time time lapse webcam time lapse. pretty light winds. what a change.ight checks in at 38 around the state.e. you can still see some mild air southern showers and even someen thundershowers with that weather system but the good news is we are not completely devoid of d sunshine for the week ahead as we will definitely see some colder temperatures and we will detail that coming up.ure >>> for the first time in the 2016 presidential race saturday brought multiple same day.ay. >> democrats weighed in on a tight contest in nevada andva republicans cast the first about ballot in the south. kevin kiper has a look. >> the balloting started at 7:00 a.m. but out west brought the day wrote the days first results.t hillary clinton and in a tight battle with bernie sa

a mandatory water conservation notice was issued for about three-thousand people in canton. the town manager says the reservoir is much lower than normal, resulting in low water pressure. and that people running faucets so pipes do not freeze caused the shortage. 3 seth hendler-voss, canton town manager: "we're asking folks to just not run their water if it's unnecessary. save that load of laundry for the morning, run that bath in the morning, and just be judicious preparing dinner." the town manager says reservoir leveve are being monitored every couple of hours. he asks for everyone's cooperation so reservoir level can rise and the notice can be lifted. 3 3 3 happening today... eagles of death metal are due back in paris. the u.s band was playing at the bataclan theatre in paris when the theatre was stormed by islamic extremists. the attack left 89 people dead. at total of 130 people were killed in paris in coordinated attacks on november 13th. the eagles of death metal band kicked off its rescheduled european tour on saturday, capital, three months to the day after the pa

sixty-six in akron canton brokenrok by a 67-degree high yesterday in akron canton. rain south of the shotgun and south and east of columbus over to lancaster south and east of morning.g. central and southern ohiouth picking up some rain this morning. the sun is trying to come out a bit. frames and cloud cover is much more prevalent today and our cloud cover looksksmor chilly. thirty-four currently at hopkins 38 it akron canton and we will show you thetak rain and thunder down state along downstate along the ohio riverlong and up to the north noticed twenties evens teens around international falls that home where hovering just shy of freezing and 30 ones inin strongsville checking in at 37 and canton 36, soul and 30, bedford 35 and north olmsted at 33.35nd a couple of fronts, one to the north affecting us a little bit. high pressure keeps us drive for the most part. could there be a flurry? flurry? sunset tonight at six oh eight with temperatures dropping into the thirties by nine andres d we will w it is not necessarily upward and the in the temperature department.t

canton into the upper 20s, the warm spot and the airport at 34 degrees. a little bit of high pressure is building into the east and the south and you can see from county, the islands, kelly islands and seeing the clouds working in and that is due to this area of low pressure and that is going to change the whole game as we head into late tonight and early morning as we're tracking rain transitioning into snow to kick off the week. hour-by-hour soaking today up. nick, i was looking at the extended forecast. and this time next weekend, i am going to be talking about overnight lows. >> and this winter's been interesting to see the least up and down the roller coaster. >>> and breaking overnight, a state highway sergeant dragged by a car during a traffic stop. the police are searching for the driver responsible and meg good morning, meg. >> you good morning, nick. and right now, police have an arrest warrant out for the driver. thankfully the sergeant involved sustained minor by the car and it happened on state route 225 here in vavenna before 7:30 saturday n

. >> this is happening at his canton office. tonight calls for his resignation are growing louder. sky 7 over the law offices, again, there in canton, where agents carried out a raid earlier today. 7's kelli o'hara live in canton with more breaking details for us right now. >> . >> reporter: as federal agents surrounded the law offices of brian joyce wednesday afternoon, many in the community were surprised by the corrupt allegations surrounding him. >> it's a little scary. it's not something you want to see or hear about your elected >> reporter: joyce is being the state g.o.p. asking for his resignation saying the senator disregards the law. in january, joyce agreed to pay back nearly $5,000 for using campaign funds to pay for his son's 2014 high school graduation party. one person not surprised, though, by the allegations. the head of the state watch-dog group common cause. >> there was some very serious allegations here, and so i'm not surprised that there is a federal investigation ongoing at this point. i think that's good news. >> and in a statement just a little while ago,

notice 40s for the akron, canton area and mild overnight. will show you those and rain and thunder and tell you how long it will last with the spring like weather pattern coming up. >>> now to democracy 2016. all night and morning and this afternoon iowa democratic party confirming hillary clinton won last night's caucus. >> and came by the tiniest of margins, it was a razor in this win pulling over 48.9% of of the votes hillary clinton was ahead and bernie sanders behind with .2 of a point. and in order to get the democratic nomination both clinton and sanders will fight for the 2382 delegates needed for the democratic nomination. martin o'malley is suspended >>> how much does iowa matter. not that much. starting with the democratic side of the ten winners in iowa, six went on to be the party's nominee and that is not including 1996 and 2012 elections that went uncontested. of those six only two won the general election, jimmy carter and barack obama. of the republican side only three went on to be the nominee and they don't include three uncontested races for the general election onl

reporter: this transformer nearly fell on two canton cops. when a big pine tree came down, a tree limb fell on power lines in the end, two utility poles broke. during repair, late morning, a third pole gave way, endangering police. >> how close were you to the pole? was it right in front of you? >> well, by the time we were done running, it was probably 20 feet. before that, it basically landed right next to where we were standing. >> nobody got hurt. that's the best part. that could have been anybody going around to school. >> there was a lot of lightning without thunder. very curious. it was like a microburst. >> i never heard a storm that stayed in one place for so long. reporter: downed limbs and lines. the officers who ran for the hills are still on the detail. luckily, that falling transformer wasn't powered up. >> the antenna went out just a little while before. reporter: crews have been here since 5:00 a.m. the hope is to get power back on by 10:00 p.m. the other utility poles have all been checked. residents really concerned about so

the danger of snow covered tree limbs, a double tragedy in canton. i'm pam cross. reid: i'm reid lamberty. this news coming in the wake of the death of a 6-year-old girl. our julianne hough is joining us live with more. juli. department was out temporarily closing down some streets today to remove trees of the police chief said, though, one of the hardest parts about these these two tragedies, they were so unexpected and accidental, no one could have known. >> we had another tragic accident. juli: a community deaths the sudden death of a beloved coach and dad. he loved to play hockey with his kids. the 48-year-old was tending to their backyard rink friday night when a branch snapped beneath the weight of snow and came crashing down. >> the tree limb was approximately 40 to 50 feet above him, directly above him. he did not hear it and had no time to react and it struck him on the head. juli: he was rushed in grave condition. he passed away late saturday afternoon. his accident happened just hours after the same terrible tragedy on the other side of town. 6-year-old

pwow, akron-canton 52 mansfield p59. ptoledo 55. peverybody across the board pshattering record highs. pbut the temperature drop has palready started. pall right. pso let's look at the -- what we phave going on here as far as pcurrent temperatures are pconcerned. pand it remains, if i can switch pmy graphics here, which i can't, phang on, let me go over here and pswitch them. pi can do it. pall right. plet's look at the currents out pthere right now. pwe're down to 54 in cleveland. p62 in the akron area. pand we've got 61 now in canton. pso still in the low 60s further pinland. pbut you saw sandusky there at p50. pdown we go. pthe hour-by-hour. p47 at 7:00. pwe're back into the low to mid p30s by morning. pand there could even be some pflurries flying around and some pbut there you see the sunshine pstill over cleveland. pthat will be changing tonight as pthe clouds come in. pi'm going to show you that. pbut the good news is it's plooking mild again. pnot very warm. pbut mild again as we get into pthe weekend with the dryer pconditi

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they gathered to grieve. >> as the mayor i have ordered the flags of thed city of canton to the lord to have staff canton firefighter tonya johnson . >> i felt like i needed to come to support the family to click> important that everybody remember the special person she was. >> she was killed trying to crosspos route 8 in akron on foot after getting out of an suv when she was with her husband, many questions aboutae why she made that decision, on monday they chose to remember her alive. >> i think, only what i can word i can use as i am lost, she was a part of every single angle my life. >> the most caring person in the world, even if she didn't really .os >> shows that she was well respected and liked and made a difference. >> today we are standing in memory of our departed sister, who will never return from her last alarm, extremes tells us she is dead of human reason tells us she will be with us the t days of our lives >> the one person who was not in attendance was her husband of eight days was with her when when she died, and close friend close friend says that under the for the

akron, canton, you're beginning to dry out. a third wave wrapping into mansfield, toward ashland, eventually within the hour interest the akron, canton, and cleveland area. a few more waves of moderate to briefly heavy rain to go. but here is this major winter

p31 akron-canton. pa little chilly. pnot a lot of wind with this psystem. pand it was that heavy wet snow pthat stuck to everything. pmade for a winter wonderland out pthere. pwe're at 31 downtown cleveland. pwest wind at 10 moils iles an hour. phere is the forecast through the pnight. pit looks like we'll hold steady paround 30. erhaps slipping into the mid p20s in downtown cleveland. pand there you see when we get to p7:00 a.m., a little light snow pon the way. pit will be less than an inch of paccumulation. pa lot of changes coming up in pthe seven day forecast. pi'll have that for you at about p4:15 with all of the details. pmark, romona, back to you. p>>> now let's continue our team pcoverage today on the weather. p>> mark: yes indeed. phey, denise. p>> denise: they got blasted pwith snow. p77 heading northbound in canton plooks great. pthe highways even dry in some pspots here. pi did check in with the canton ost of the state highway patrol pa short while ago. pthey haven't had any major paccidents. pa lot of people off the roads. pa lot of spinouts.

power crews in canton tweeted out this video of a live wire fire in the snow yesterday. and that line was brought down by the heavy, wet snow. this is video from worcester where cars, trucks and police and down. and the mbta was mostly trouble this. a tree fell the in tracks shutting down parts of the d- branch of the green line. and service will be back to normal today. >>> a developing story, rescuers have been working non- stop to rescue people from damaged buildings after a major earthquake in taiwan. at least 11 people, including an infant and a 10-year-old girl were killed after the 6.4 magnitude quake struck at 4 in the morning. at least 249 people have been rescued from heavily damaged buildings and many pulled out of a 17-story apartment building and a number of other buildings remain standing at eerie angles. >>> and a deadly crane collapse in new york city. new video shows one of the pinned underneath the heavy metal. the rescuers were able to free tom o'brian from that car. he does have a bad gash on his head. he will survive and ken mccloud spoke to neighbor

in canton, live wires came down. further down 138, dozens of businesses had to close for the night uncertain of when the lights will come back on. again, so many without power tonight. going to be a long 24 hours before the power is restored. atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> tree and power problems. also taking their toll on the mbta. the green line's d-branch between kenmore and newton highlands still out of service at this hour. it's been that way since this afternoon when debris started falling. shuttle buses had to be used to move passengers around the trouble spots. taking a live look at the boston skyline on a friday night and you would never know looking at that, we were dealing with snow and slush all day long. harvey leonard with me now, cold out there and that's going to freeze the snow-pack solid. >> meteorologist: won change early tomorrow either. all right. i got show you this, though. these are storm report interests this storm in the northeast. there are so many, it is so dense. it cannot be plotted on t

thirty-seven at hopkins, 31 akron canton 35 at mansfield. our forecast for today 47 degrees bright sunshine, mild thirty-three the nighttime low. not bad at all. rain will mix with snow and tomorrow, 38 and we could be looking at at accumulations maybe up to aat a couple of inches.. certainly not out of the t question. we will show you the maps as we go through the rest of today into tomorrow and buy the afternoono this winter storm pulls out into the atlantic ocean on the fringe. fr we've got snow coming down in the northeast. if your travels take you in that direction stay up on the latest because that could cause some delays. otherwise for us cold and snowy snow into the week ahead and temperatures in the twenties.ent fox ate his or her official school closings station. >> we almost didn't make it over here because we were eatingidn soup >> we cannot put this soup down. >>th there there's so much of a good food up there also. so many items we didn't get to mention but we will make suree it is on our website so you can see all of the good

canton. john, joyce says he's cooperating and he says he's done nothing wrong. >> john: well, when he's not at the statehouse, joyce works here at his law office. officials raided the office yesterday while some of joyce's constituents watched. wednesday night the f.b.i. and irs continued to take boxes out of state senator brian joyce's canton law office. officials raided the place that morning as part of a federal investigation into the lawmaker. iceberg. it is an iceberg. >> john: state watchdog groups have had their eyes on the senator for quite some time. >> there were some allegations around pressuring people to give business to his law firm. there was a long history of taking goods and services, particularly dry cleaning. the office of campaign and political finance watched an investigation into the senator and found he used campaign funds to pay for graduation party at his home and to lease a car for two years. they say he remedied those issues by making a donation to a charity or reim

downed power lines, smoking and throwing off sparks along route 138, also in canton, 100,000 people there without power tonight. the storm causing a scary ride for many people today. >> kim: this happened newton when a heavy tree branch fell to the street. we have night team coverage of this winter blast, but first the latest on that tragic accident that took the life of a little girl. will rest go to brandon gunnoe in canton. >> brandon: kim, this six-year-old girl, like all little kids, just wanted to play outside in the snow. but tonight family members, neighbors and really this entire community is deeply saddened by >> we're asking people the really stay off the roads, stay in your house if you can. until things at least lighten up, just be careful out there. >> brandon: fires say be aware. the hazard could be above you. >> you have to be wary when you're out shoveling your driveway and helping neighbors, kids in the yard, things like that. you have to understand the weight of the snow on the branches and the wires poses a significant hard. >> brandon: at last check 20% of the houses

. >>> a canton man was killed after witnesses say tried to beat a train at a crossing in barberton. witnesses told us 51-year-old anthony nichols drove around several cars waiting, and then through the gates before he was hit by the train. >>> an accident between a car and a semitruck on interstate 90 killed an 87-year-old man. it happened at that time rest area on the westbound side of i-90 in concord twi. ohio state police are still investigating the circumstances into what happened. >>> a police chase, a high- speed crash, and an explosion. all of those terrifying events unfolding on the streets of akron. newschannel5 broke that story bob generals has new video. >> reporter: by the time it was all over, chris, an innocent driver was injured. he was brought here to akron bush unit. he suffered burns to his hands and burns to his back. today a witness to that accident provided cell phone video showing a pickup engulfed in flames after a chevy impala plowed into it in the firestone park neighborhood around 9:00. earlier police were trying to stop that car and its driver, a zane sepa

sunny to partly cloudy akron-canton and only around 30 during the afternoon. here is a look at the planner tomorrow. 10 degrees at 7:00 a.m. that's a cold start. but sunshine at lunch. 27 and clouds start to come in and 30 at 5:00 tomorrow and warm tomorrow night and there's 55 on friday. but with windy conditions. i are have more on the 7-day forecast over the weekend coming up. dan, over to you. >> on tuesday, the u.s. preventive service task force issued their recommendation statement for universal autism screening for toddlers and the task force found little harm in screening all toddlers and stopped short of recommending universal screening that more research needs to be done. clinic says there's a benefit to screening all children at a young age. >> we know early intervention can be extremely important for young children and maximize development and growth and minimize the impact of autism symptoms and if we can identify children earlier while brains are growing and developing rapidly we have a better chance to make a difference in their lives and future

. >> larry: a canton firefighter has been fired for a child sex crime. robert trel, who goes by the name scott,t,s in jail tonight. justin, you spoke with troll's wife tonight. >> justin: that's right. she didn't want to go on camera but said she's absolutely torn up about this. she married him just a couple months ago. she says she didn't see this coming. when you ask canton residents about firefighters, they'll tell you this. >> they're just good people. >> justin: but when a canton firefighter is accused of a child sex charge, those adjectives change. >> it's heartbreaking. these are people who our kids it's absolutely mind blowing. >> i don't care if it's a firefighter or who it is, that's disgraceful. >> justin: robert scott trouel had sex with an 11-year-old. >> you're innocent until proven guilty but if he did do it, it's wrong. really wrong. >> justin: the town manager says he was fired from his position as a fire engineer friday after working with the town for more than three years. the town manager says we'll continue doing the best job we can

akron-canton increasing clouds. you will drop to 36. here is your alert tomorrow it develops after 1:00 west to east. dry for the morning commute and wet roads for the evening drive and things getting tricky tomorrow night changing to snow. i think accumulating snow here. here is a look at future view. mainly dry in the morning happening after 1:00 in the afternoon. >> here is the rain. a mix and seeing ice as you get from sandusky to the toledo area. this is future view model now. there is some disagreement as to what exactly will happen as to how much snow we get out of this. >> it starts as rain in the area. 40 cleveland and warmer inland at 49 degrees cloudy with afternoon rain. tomorrow evening things will get tricky. rain and mix of snow. 7:00 tomorrow evening and everybody will transition from rain to snow. there's a question as to how but my current thinking is this. rain from 1 to 7. 7 to 10 and quick changeover to snow and the wind will pick up out of the north. 4 to 7 inches. we will go with that tomorrow night and by the tim

look at these temperatures denise, 3 out of hopkins airport, 3 below akron clear skies, 0 in canton, mansfield, sandusky 12 . here's your wind chill, this look at mansfield, 10 below, 7 below in wooster, in lorain. 8 below the wind chill factor out of hopkins airport. if you have a breeze you have that wind chill factor. not cold enough to put us up der any sort of weather alert. the wind chill warnings and advisories are out towards the east. our wind chill forecast this morning keeps us in the single digits throughout the day, through the afternoon we'll be lucky to make it feel like even 15 as we go through to the evening clouds on the increase overnight temperatures will stay the same or warm a little. good to know on this valentine's day, at least we'll see a little sun, always good for the soul. >> denise: thanks beth. in some news this morning, justice antonin scalia ignited a political firestorm within hours of his death. one of the main topics at last night's republican debates in south carolina. he died last night at the age of 79. >> reporter: the debate began with surroun