about today's @letter -- weather which is @brutally cold. @most of these are south. @medina, especially. @robertson schools are closed @today and it is all because of @that very persistent lake @effects know south of cleveland @overnight while you were asleep @your we are seeing a general @trend to these lake effect @snows today. @and bitter cold the for the @weekend. @look at what a difference a few @hours next on radar. @snows are kind of fizzling as @we speak. @there is also light snow @as we get closer in, it is much @more scattered now and madonna @and seven counties. @that is good news. @you can see them adina -- is @seeing a break. @that is really traffic for the @morning commute. @it was so hard yesterday with @that and moving in midday. @the lake effect snow advisory @in effect until 10 am as @opposed to 4 pm. @that was a change overnight @while you were asleep from the @national weather service. @advisories and warning do still @go until 4 o'clock this @afternoon. we don't make those @decisions. @if the weather service decides @to back off of those, we will @let yo

hour we have bumped up about 5 degrees. greater cleveland at 10, earlier this morning, medina into stark and summit county, we're near 8 to 10 below. warming up quickly. you're going to notice that today. we're losing the northwest winds that we dealt with yesterday. 10 to 15 miles per hour. that is going to allow for the warm-up. akron you're at 14. out towards lake, geauga, into ashtabula county, still in the single digits at 10 degrees. everyone, we have lost that wind chill advisory that we were sitting under. it's been lifted by the national weather service. that's always good news. clouds floating out towards willowick into summit county but hi high pressure is building from west-to-east and continue to move in as we head into the rest of the day. this is that storm system that i'm tracking moving in late tonight, overnight into your early morning commute. so we're going to lose that sunshine, but nick, today will be the last time you hear me talk about temperatures into the single digits, negative digit territory, as we head into your monday we're going to say hello to snow

the elements. and the debate over who should already begun. this is a live look of medina as you start your sunday, a very cold day on the way as you begin this sunday, welcome to this edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb. let's get to the forecast because we continue, as you just told me, a short time ago this coldest two day stretch. we're almost out of it but we >> our shot there showing the coldest temperatures now across northeast ohio. have the double layers again as chilly temperatures are invading our space. you can see well towards our west and even towards our east, that is a little bit of sunshine and that is going to allow to us clear out, partly valentine's day. these are some of the coldest temperatures of the season, morning. that is the ambient temperature, greater cleveland. barberton currently 7 below, the winds are starting to subside, they were coming from the northwest yesterday, 15 to 20 miles an hour. that was allowing for that bitter cold, still very cold this morning but the winds are going to continue to calm

most part it moved out of the snow belt. now lighter to moderate showers falling south of medina. if you live outside of lodi, heavy there, south of akron to canton you are about to see snow as well. it's not just snow we are dealing with but the temperatures. i want to go straight to the feel like. this is what counts. it's feeling like negative 8 in wooster. zero in cleveland. then we head out to areas like ashland feeling like the single digits. this will be the case through brutal cold and blowing snow. snowfall. you. >> still on 77 but we moved further south to akron. the roads are deteriorating a little bit. have a look outside. more freezing material on the roadways, especially in the left lane. you can see snow is starting -- falling right now. it's sticking right now. the roadway is slick out there. looking at my temperature gauge, 12 degrees. cold out here. several odot trucks plowing back and the left lanes to get rid of the snow that is still on the roadways. corrina? >> all right, john. stay safe. looking at the maps around the greater cleveland area, the main roads

medina you are seeing the darker purples. heavy snow is coming down straight for granger. lighter to moderate in geauga county, middleburg, huntsburg. snow. now we are factoring in the arctic air i have been warning you about all week. this is what it feels like 9 -- sorry. it is 9 degrees in ashland. now let's show what it feels like. check that out. it's feeling like 7 degrees below zero in wooster. 5 below in canton and one in cleveland. >>> the snow continues to fall in some areas. the concern is the bitter killed. >> sarah phinney joins us from copley township. how does it feel? >> reporter: terrence, it's very cold. it's fair to say that the conditions in this area of 77 are treacherous. we went from seeing three clear lanes near cleveland to 2 to none. you can't see any blacktop. drivers are taking it slow. the snow is coming down. that is nothing compared to what the area was seeing around midnight. this is 77 near ridgefield. easy. traffic because of the cavs games. we saw some odot crews cleaning the roads. i want to show you scary photos of a chain reaction crash in lake c

people in this courtroom. derek medina has been sentenced to life in prison, and here's a look inside of that courtroom. >> count one, second-degree murder, the court at this time will be sentencing you to life with a 25 year minimum mandatory. >> reporter: derek medina sentenced to life in prison for murdering wife, jennifer alfonsoso in 2013. >> on the day you struck down yoyr wife and left your stepdaughter upstairs with the possibility of her finding your wife's deceased body on that floor, you foretold your future. you wrote on facebook, i am going to prison and that's where you'll be going. >> reporter: medina then posted a picture of his wife on peace. medina's hearing, five of al responseo's family taking thehe stand including her parent. >> every day i miss my dahter. i wish she was back with me and she's not, and she's never going to be. i miss everything about her. i miss braiding her hair for work. i miss giving her at vice and i miss taking harad vice, iiss laughing with her, all of things that we did together. >> i cannot express the pain and emotional anguish that the d

presidente danilo medina pide una segunda oportunidad. ilia:en repÚblica dominicana, oficialmente dalÍ no medina es el candidato presidencial del partido de liberaciÓn dominicana. pidiÓ a los dominicanos otra oportunidad. elkin: el pld buscÓ la reelecciÓn del presidente medina en un evento en el palacio de deportes, donde asistiÓ el comitÉ polÍtico y cientos de militantes. se pide voto de la poblaciÓn, porque aunque dice haber cumplido con todas sus promesas, desea hacer mÁs por los mÁs necesitados. candidatos. si los dominicanos me eligen, las palabras hasta las gradas en mi segundo gobierno serÁn paz, uniÓn, progreso y justicia social. elkin: el aspirante oficialista utilizÓ el escenario para explicar que se necesitan crear mecanismos de control, con el propÓsito de enfrentar la corrupciÓn hasta las Últimas consecuencias. agregÓ que la lucha por la transparencia se trata de una responsabilidad de todos los poderes y de la sociedad. criticÓ que ese flagelo sea tratado como tema de campaÑa por la oposiciÓn. candidato: ignorar la conducciÓn es una misión imperdonab

craig t was ankle emotional morning for two families here. derek medina has been sentenced to life in prison. here's a lk inside that courthouse. >> count one second dise dwree murder. the court at this time will be sentenci you to life way 25 year minimum mandatory. >> reporter: derek medina sentenced to life in prison for murder can his wife jennifer all fan so in 2013. he posted a picture of her body soon after on facebook with the words rest in peace. >> on the day you struckk down your wife and left your step daughter upstairs with the possibility of finding youou for told your future. you roat on facebook that i am going to prison and that is where you will be going. >> reporter: friday morning at medina's sentencing hearing. several of alfonso's family members took the stand including her parents. >> every day i sufficient femplet i miss my daughter. i wish she was back with me. but she's no. she is never going to be. i miss everything about her. >> reporter: these grand parents worry about the young daughter ace bell. >> but is a becialtion to lose her mother at such a young a

alfonso's family they were very emotional, they wereearful in court today derek medina expressed himself in a different way. >> president obama on ts constructive world. >> his case captured the attention of the world, but before derek medina was sentenced after killing his wife three years ago, he would go on this bizarre tirade in court the point i am making is i didn't get a fail trial, and i will be taking action, i will be suing and i want barack obama the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption and god knows the trutut and nothing further. >> medina, never even looking at the family of his wife, who prosecutors say he gunned down in cold blood, inside their south miami home, her contorted upload to facebook. >>>>hat kind of person post add picture of take dead loved ones body and leave as small child alone that possibly could discover her. derek medina is that person. >> noteing able to see your mother again. that is truly a tragedy, that no child should ever have to endure. >> she wasn't just a body on the floor. she was a wonderful amang person.

? >> reporter: isaiah medina is 178 years17 years old. he was arrested lasteek and had a hearing in juvenile court but today he appeared in adult court as the state decided to charge him as such. let's show you some video and show you what the case is about according to police, medina was allegedly behind the wheel during a crash that killed a 18-year-old woman and injured a 17-year-old man. according to documents saldona, the friend, told police he and medina were partying from new year's eve to new year's day. saldona said medin brought them the silver porsche convertible. investigators say medina was going 60 miles an hour which is a 30 mile zone and jumped into the grass, crashed into trees and hit a light pole. tests show that medina's blood had tracece of marijuana and xanax. today let's take you inside the courtroom. the judge ordering medina be held on $100,000 bond. if he posts that bond, medina mustpbe kept on house arrest with a gps monitoring device, he must undergo regular drug testing and has been ordered not to dve. medina's mother was in the courtroom. she left witho

- old kalli medina-brown was on a trip in las vegas... but say the legal secretary was responsible... and it's not like her to have gone off alone. they think she was somehow separated from everyone. the girls have been friends since grade school... and called themselves the three amigos: (( carly worrell/medina- brown's best friend "i just ask god that she didn't hurt. that she wasn't scared. or she didn't feel alone or helpless." sierra roraback/medina- brown's best friend "there has to be justice. in order to have closure on the situation and sleep a little better or something. we have to to figure out what happened.")) ((kirsten joyce)) metro police are still trying to determine medina-brown's death. the d issued a statement saying they're saddened by the incident and are cooperating with the investigation./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the suspect in the deadly shooting along the strip that ended at the cosmopolitan is due in court tomorrow. omar talley faces several charges for the incident last friday inccuding murder. investigators say it all stemmed from a fight in the parking ga

northern medina, and also into northern summit county as the band drifts south and east. take a look now. 71 and 77 heading out of downtown cleveland. and the low visibilities as well as snow-covered roads downtown travel. very slow and slick at this time. notice 71 there as you head 480 right now as you saw during the live shot and not that bad. that snowband is to the north and 77 right now, not good until you get into southern cuyahoga county and northern sections -- section of the county. fairview park getting hammered. westlake, the heavy snow is to the south. the airport is getting snow right now as well. the same deal with brookepark. we head farther south and east and south of downtown cleveland, shaker heights, warrensville heights and 271 not good. travelwise right now and into geauga county, we're seeing the snow again. where jeff you see the purples and darker blues indicate the heavy snowband. not as bad as you head through medina and akron. the snow is coming with the band on shore and into the west and we have advisories out for the lake county, cuyahoga county and lak

and now giving folks in medina county offers to take some of their land. once the feds put their final stamp on the project, nexus can take land by imminent domain, so the pipeline, fight for compensation instead. >> wait for the fight where you can actually make a difference to get the appropriate terms to protect your property and protect your family. >> a handful of landowners in medina county met with those lawyers tonight to learn about their options to protect their land and get compensated for it. >>> just watch as one of the mother of one of the columbine shooters opened up about the warning signs missed and living in hiding for the last 17 years. what do those who lived through that shooting feel about her breaking her silence. >>> and a police officer in hot water for controversial comments made on facebook. what he said about the recent shooting at the state capitol and what leaders say needs to change. >>> and right now, you're looking at what's happening in downtown cleveland. we just are losing our signal. it's so dog gone cold and snowy. there it is. it is almost b

killing his wife and posting a picture of her derek medina now knows his fay. he will be spending the rest of his life behind bars. medina had something to say before he was lead bay but so account crick simms of alfonso. >> and. >> >> reporter: his case captured attention and horror of the the world but before derek medina was sentenced before killing his wife three years ago, we go on this tirade in court. >> the point i'm trying make si did not get a fair try. i will be taking afntion i will be suing and i want barack obama the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption and only god knows the truth and nothing frnlg further. >> reporter: medina never looking at the family of jennifer alfonso police say he gunned down in their miamiome. and he her photographed body he >> what kind of person post a picture of their dead love ones body andnd leaves a small child alone that could possiblyiscf ver her body. derek mededa is that person. >> never being able to see your mother again, that is truly a tragedy that no child should ever have to endure. >> she wasn't just

were tearful in court today derek medina expressed himself in a different way. >> president obama onhis constructive world. >> his case captured the attention of the world, but before derek medina was sentenced after killing his wife three years ago, he would go on this bizarre tirade in court the point i am making is i didn't get a fail trial, and i will be taking action, i will be suing and i want barack obama the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption and god knows the truth, and nothing further. the family of his wife, who prosecutors say he gunnedown in cold blood, inside their south miami home, her contorted body he would photograph and upload to facebook. >> what kind of person post add picture of take dead loved ones body and leave as small child alone that possibly could discover her. derek medina is that person. >> not being able to see your mother again. that is truly a tragedy, that no child should ever have to endure. >> she wasn't just a body on the floor. she was a wonderful amazingng person. >> in the end, medina whose appearance has changed wa

cuyahoga, medina county. two to four, maybe five inch snowfall there. we'll turn on the heavy snow detector. watch bright pinks. we're losing them. the know is beginning to fade. still squall activity richfield, sagmore hills. flurries. down to the parma area. these snow showers continue and slowly shift north and east they'll continue. they should be relatively minor. good news there. 18 cleveland and akron. 17 in canton. 14 in worcester. 16 mansfield, ash buy. it is cold. look where we end up by 10:00 p.m. snow tapering off over the course of the evening. should be done by midnight if not before. we're in the lower teens. tara blake out in storm tracker. in the richfield area. tara, where are you now? peninsula. still on 80 west we get closer to route 8. want to show you the roadway situation. ahead of us, you can see the snowfall is soon to be increasing. roadways fine for driving at this point. 80 west as we make our way back toward peninsula and ridgefield. earlier, we were watching snow squalls on top of us. they're back and continuing to hit the exact same places which is ty

. from convicted facebook killer derek medina when he learns his fate. >> and see what happens when an 8-year old tries to hold up a florida supermarket with a loaded gun. >> plus jim is live in super bowl city ahead of sunday's big game. >> cbs 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is south florida's cbs news. >>> and now at 6:00, the man convicted of killing his wife and posting a picture of her body on facebook will spend the rest of his life behind bars. today, derek medina took the stand and said pretty bizarre things even including president obama being blamed for what happened. we're at the metro building. >>reporter: well nothing about this case has been ordinary. and today, it was no exception. you might say it was derek >> you wrote on facebook that i am going to prison. and that is where you will be going. >>reporter: short of a successful appeal, life in prison will be home for the so-called facebook killer derek medina. >> mr. medina. >> it was august 2013 when the world first heard his name and facebook in the same breath. his wife, jennifer alfonso shot 8 times while her 10-

. medina sentenced to life in prison for murdering his then 27-year-old wife jennifer alfonso in 2013. then posting a gruesome picture of her body on facebook with the words "rest in peace." >> on the day that you struck down your wife, you left your step-daughter upstairs with the possibility of her finding your wife's deceased body on that floor. you foretold your future. you wrote on facebook that "i am going to prison" and that is where you will be going. >> reporter: the family members emotional parents. >> every day i miss my daughter. and i miseverything about her. >> and grandparents worried about what alfonso's young daughter isabelle will never get to do with her mom. >> but isabelle and never being able to see her mother again. that is truly something no child should have to endure. >> reporter: medina didn't look at alfonso's family as he spoke but they did have something to say. >> and i want the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of erica and all over the world. nothing further.

made known in court. medina #@ntenced to life in prison for murdering his then 27-year-old wife jennifer alfonso in 2013. then posting a gruesome picture of her body on facebook with the words "rest in peace." >> on the day that you stck down your wife, you left your step-daughter upstairs with the possibility of her finding your wife's deceased body on that floor. you foretold your future. you wrote on facebook that "i am going to prison" and that is >> reporter: the family members took the stand including her emotional parents. >> every day i miss my daughter. and miseverything about her. >> and grandparents worried about what alfonso's young daughter isabelle will never get to do with her mom. >> but isabelle and never being able to see her mother again. that is truly something no child should have to endure. >> reporter: medina didn't look at alfonso's family as he spoke but they did have somethingto say. >> and i want the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of america and all over th

killer learned his fate today a derek medina was sentenced to life in prison. medina shot and killed his wife back in 2013 before uploading a picture of her body to facebook. medina was found guilty despite arguing that he killed 27-year-old jennifer alfonso in self-defense. alfonso's family got a chance to speak in court before it was medina's turn to comment. >> what kindf person poses of a picture of their dead loved one's body and leaves a small child alone that possibly could discover her body? berk medina is that person. >> president barack obama president on this corrupted world that i bal suing. the point i'm trying to make is i did not get a fair trial. god knows the truth and nothing life in prison was the macks much penalty he could have received. >> calvin: two people are in custody after a pair of attempted bank robberies in broward county one them happening in miramar along pembroke road, another chase bank along flamingo road in pembroke pines was also hit. sky 10 wasover the sceneere. play both of those attempted bank robberies were connected. and not far from the cha

. >>> a packed house in medina county, too, jackie. hundreds looking for answers about the proposed nexus pipeline. the forum posted by the ohio epa focused on the air quality of the completions. that meeting -- compression. the meeting was a permit for the station. >>> and cleveland police trying to figure out how the officer's personal car was stolen with the weapon inside. it happened monday in akron and police tell us that howard heart was at the inner belt night club. he ran outside and his car was gone. >>> right now, some of the agencies across northeast ohio are trying to track down there were several recent reports for car owners finding the part gone. might seem random but the converters were targeted because of the metal found inside of them and the thieves in turn take them to junk yards for cash. >> and they come through. someone just came by and cut the converter out. >> reporter: the task force was informed to investigate who was behind the mall. >>> and happening now, medina county, a local church has a gun range in its sites. >> and the medina assembly of churches s

gruesome case finally comes to an end here tonight not tonight. not only did medina post a picture of his wife's dd body to facebook. that's how some of her relatives discovered her death. >> she was a wonderful amazing person. >> reporter: family members pleading with the judge to send derek medina to prison for the rest of his life. he shot his wife to death in august of 2013. he took a picture of her bogy >> what kind of person leaves a loved one dying on t t floor and stops to take a picture. >> reporter: his gruesome posting is how many of jennifer's family members, including her own uncle, found out about her death. >> there's no sentence that can describe what it feels like to see a family member's bullet riddled bodyll over the internet and television. >>>reporter: her 10-year-old daughter was upstairs. medina spoke out publicly in court, although his words were no comfort to the victim's family. >> i did not get a fair trial. i will taking action. i will be suing. i want barack obama, the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption. >> reporter: no words

, ottawa, sandusky counties, it's a little steadier there. right now and down into medina, same thing. again the wind is blowing so from time to time, visibility may be reduced but overall this is not causing major issues for us, because it's not coating the roads. just reducing our visibility. so, take it slow. you can see even down to the south, we have some snow showers taking place. so, when is all of this going to wind down and what on earth can we expect for the weekend? because wasn't it almost 70 s last weekend? i think so. we will look at the forecast for the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. but, we want to take you to a live look at the roads now. our own denise zarella is live in the cleveland 19 storm chaser. denise, how are things looking where you are and where are you guys now? >> reporter: well, samantha, you told us to head south. heading toward medina. that's exactly where we are right now. we are on 71 southbound. just outside of medina right now and boy, were you right, as we headed into this area, the snow we saw a lot of snowplow trucks. the good newses,

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old derrek medina sentenced to life in prison for murdering his then 27-year-old wife jennifer alfonso in 2013 and posting the gruesome picture on facebook with the words "rest in peace." >> on the day that you struck down your wife, you left your step-daughter upstairs with the possibility of her finding your wife's deceased body on that floor. you foretold your future. you wrote on facebook that "i am going to prison" and that is where you will be going. >> reporter: at medina's sentencing hearing several of the family members took the stand including her emotional parents. miss my daughter. i wish she was back with me but she's not. i miss everything about her. >> reporter: and grandparents worried about what young isabel will never t to -- isabelle will never get to do with her mom. >> but isabelle, to lose her mother so young. never being able to see her mother again. that is truly a tragedy. that no child should ever have to endure. >> reporter: medina didn't look at alfonso's family as he spoke but did have something to say. >> i want barack obama, the president of the u

though we received so much yesterday and this morning. here is where the snow is located. in medina, heavier pockets. montvale, if you are getting ready to hit the roads, the snow will come down heavier in if you are in wooster, you are cold. letter temperatures below zero. 6 degrees it what it feels like. 12 is what it feels like in medina. we will talk about the arctic blast. for now out to john. >> reporter: we moved again, 271 northbound. you can see similar conditions, wet roadways. we were following an odot truck. the bridges and overpasses is where we have seen the most snow and slush accumulating this morning. if you are on the roads this morning, take note of that. the bridges and overpasses are getting slick. very cold out here, 12 degrees we are at right now and windy. we have seen snow blowing and drifting across the roadway. for the most part roads are clear but they can be getting slick base of the temperature out there. letter back to you. but we are getting reports of disabled vehicles that police are attending to. 77, snow coverage. also 271. keep in mind that not a

rain, parts of lorain county and into medina right now. this is lighter to moderate rain falling and this is changing throughout the day. we have been talking this morning about that rain-snow mix that is headed for northeast ohio. highs today, this afternoon, rather, around 30 degrees and we're starting warm into the 30s. into the afternoon, things will change. the temperatures dropping and this is what we're talking about throughout the show. why you should stick around. we have knowa arctic air blast on the way and that is not just the snow persisting but temperatures will drop and for >>> and in storm tracker 5, somara, you said that arctic air is going to start to move in here. right now, we're still in the upper 30s and to lower 40s. i am travelling along 57 south. i am trying to get to southern into medina, richland here. i want to show you from the radar right now where a good ban of moisture is hitting. it's headed towards you in brunswick and strongsville, the parma area, light to moderate rain right now and you can see that not dealing with too. -- too much. moving out of

25-year minimum mandatory. >> reporter: derrek medina sentenced to life in prison for murdering wife jennifer alfonso in 2013. >> the day you struck down your wife you left your daughter with the possibility of finding her deceased body on the floor. you wrote on facebook "i am going to prison" and that is where you will be going. >> reporter: medina then posted a picture of his wife's body on in peace." on friday the hearing and 5 of alfonso's family members taking >> with every day i suffer d i miss my daughter. i miss braiding her hair for work. i miss giving her advice and taking her advice. i miss laughing with her and all the things we did together. >> i cannot explain the emotional pain and anguish the defendant has caused me. he changed the lives of the family, friends and most importantly isabelle. jennifer's daughter forever. >> reporter: medino also convicted of child neglect because the victim's daughter was in an upstairs bedroom at the time of the shootingng on friday morning medina spoke as well. >> pretty much did noget a then it is i want barack obama, ththunited sta

medina family says-- they left home monday morning... to attend a school function. when they got back-- they discovered their german shepard r9" was nowhere to be found. police think someone took lika from their fenced-in backyard. a good samaritan called police-- after they saw a man in a pick-up truck put take- off. tampa p-d--posted lika's picture on facebook. neighbors spotted the post... and the medinas were able to get her back. lika was a little dirty--but unharmed. so far-- police have not identified a suspect in the dog- napping. coming up at 5-- we are following breaking news right now -- troopers are on the scene of a deadly hit and run crash. we are live from the scene with the latest details. plus-- developing right now -- two people are found dead inside a home. now --deputies are trying to figure out what happened. those stories and more--on good day right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. ech

from a tourist hit by a blow dart. april medina was visiting san francisco from mexico when he and another tourist were suddenly struck by blow darts. nbc bay area's mark matthews is on the bridge with medina's story and the latest on the chp's attempt to figure out who's firing those darts. mark. >> reporter: jessica, able medina is back in mexico tonight. we spoke with him via skype. he was in san francisco last week for a conference and with a group from that conference went for a stroll on the bridge. abel medina says he was nearing the north end of the bridge when it happened. a needle from a blow gun hit him in the left leg just above the knee. >> translator: it didn't bleed i guess because it was a direct hit like an injection. >> reporter: he told us his leg is recovering but he is worried about what might have been on the dart. >> translator: right now what i feel is just slight pain. it did go into my body about two inches. >> reporter: the chp says it doesn't believe the dart was poisoned. it is running tests on the needle. they told medina it could be a couple of weeks

right now, the eastern part of cuyahoga county, medina and down through akron, lake, ashtabula county where the snow kicks in inland, geauga and ashtabula inland and lake-effect snow warning tonight and tomorrow. there's your alert for the snow and wind that will be heavy at times and that's why on the cleveland 19 weather app you can get the latest information there. you can see we drop in the mid-20s. it will be windy with snow flying. we are watching things right now with denise zarrella in the storm chaser. >> reporter: jeff, we are headed east broadway and lorain headed to interstate 90 when we bring you another live report. as can you see, the roadways are pretty much wet. we are seeing precipitation and some snow. the roadways must be pretty warm still. again, it is mainly wet. our car temperature gauge is about 29 and as you mentioned earlier, the temperature will drop and we will have to watch that. for now, things looking pretty good now and i'm sure live reports go on, the situation is likely to change. we will bring you another live report coming up in about a half

in medina overnight. so our somara theodore is tracking these temps for you my friend? >> no good news. actually a little bit of good news. this is the last of the snow we have left from yesterday. north madison right now seeing some of the lighter portions that will pick up in north perry as we've got darker purple headed for you now along route 20 and 90 impacted and in geauga county nothing to fret over in terms of snow just yet. don't get me wrong. picture but for now let's talk about temperatures taking the main stage. nine degrees is the actual temp in wooster. new philadelphia taking the cake, six degrees to start, 14 in cleveland we are under a wind chill advisory until february 14th which means temps feel like this and colder as we head towards the weekend. right now in elyria negative 2 is the feel like, feeling negative in ashtabula as well as youngstown so we'll talk about how low the temps go and the next chance for snow but for now how are the roads impacted? >> of course out east is where we are mostly focusing because of those conditions. you'll see some spots mayb

speaker talking before hundreds of medina city school officials. >> dr. steven suddenly went into cardiac arrest and collapsed. >> officer mullens started with the compressions and then i ran and got the aed. >> medina school resource officers and assistant principal rushed to his aid. they saved his life before the doctor was flown to cleveland clinic cardiac care unit. is thanking those who saved him. >> they are all saved my life. those are not coincidences those are anonymous things that happened and someone knows why but you don't. >> mark: the doctor will complete his talk in the fall. he is now focusing on his health and house bill 113 requiring all training. good thinking. >> romona: an unusual case of a deadly hit and run. today. we are told it is an assumed name and theoriesed her as tiffany polk. she pleaded not guilty to charges connected to november's fatal incident. john was riding his bike when a vehicle hit him on marks road in medina. polk's trial is set for may. >>> we have new details on another deadly crash involving bikes. this morning a jury was chosen for ti

. >> some starting to slush up a bit. grafton, wellington and medina county west of medina around lodi we are seeing a steadier snow and we've got a lot of moisture. temperatures are falling 29 and we will not fall too much tonight and can you see what's colder air advancing this way. a lot of snow out there and in cleveland 4 to 8 inches and heavier stuff shifting east by morning as the wind turns west and 4:00 in the morning snowbelt getting hammered pretty good. i would expect school closings tomorrow morning, bad morning drive and the areas that i have us dropping down to 27 in cleveland west wind 15 to 30 and 4 to 8 cuyahoga county and here is 10:00 tomorrow morning with snow showers around and heavier stuff east of cleveland and lake squalls set up and lake-effect and how things set up and latest future view model cuyahoga county 2 to 4 and more than that and higher terrain of the snowbelt and and that is through the day tomorrow. 7 owe the weather scale and morning commute forecast mid 20s and wind-driven snow and 6 inches or less in cleveland and below zero and wind chill

deadly porsche crash on key bibcayne. medina was arrested earlier today and facing multiple charges including vehicular homicide. medina was behind the wheel of the porsche when he lost control and crashed killing -year-old done ye8a migle who seat. another passenger, 17-year-old matthew saldono was also injured. the state is expected to prosecute medina as an adult. >> calvin: two sheriff deputies now dead following shooting at the period immediate shopping center today. the depupies were called out to a panera bread earlr today where 67-year-old david brian evans was seated. >>initial deputy responded to restaurant where he encountered the subject that was the call@ at the heart of the call for service. shot at least shot was fired on the restaurant a our deputy was wounded at that time. >> reporter: deputies gave chase to evan when is a second deputy was shot. investigators were able to shoot and kill evans who had two warrants out for his arrest` including one from right here in florida. >> laurie: contenders for the republican nomnaegz for president are dropping out -- nominati

our t story at 4:30. >> danielle: let's get to you the scene, and vanessa medina has just arrived ob the scene, and what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a very active scene on sunrise boulevard. the mom is in the back of this police car here, and they tell me that she spoke to 7 news just a short time ago. she came inside of the laundromat to pick up clothes, and she had her ten-month-old baby girl in the back seat of her green chevu cruz with tinted windows. she didn't want to wake the baby because the baby was asleep in the back seat of the car, and she left the baby inside of the car, and she doubled parked ininde of the laundromat and went inside and that's when suddenly a man went into the front seat and we spoke to man go into the front seat of that car, and it appeared as if it was his car, because according to this witness he didn't have a care in the world, he just got into the car and he took off with that green chevy cruz with a ten-month-old baby inside. the mother, just when we pulled up was hysterical crying, getting hugs from friends and fafaly who have come to c

, medina county, this is where most of the snow is. we even have late snow around ravenna. we wanted to show you exactly what you could expect, because i can point at the radar all day. that doesn't tell you much, right? we want you to see the road conditions, so our own nichole vrsansky is out live in the cleveland 19 storm chaser. where are you guys now and even moving around and what are you seeing? >> nichole: we are on 82 west just getting into brecksville. we're in the twinsburg/macedonia area. it's going to be a messy morning commute, guys. roads pretty wet as you can see right now, but they have been very slushy back in twinsburg, macedonia. the side roads, too, that we're the side roads are super snow-covered. they almost like untouched. we have spent the morning driving around. started in the 480/271 area from downtown heading east and south. anything east and south of that twinsburg area is very messy. odot crews, we've seen them out and about really focusing on the main roads and focusing on the highways. we're heading towards 77 because we hear it's pretty messy out that wa

let's start with the current temperatures these are the actual numbers 10 degrees in medina. we have hit nine degrees, i'm going to go double check that maybe it was just too cold and the thermometer said i'm giving up today and we are seeing four add that wind chill factor which we are under a wind chill advisory through february 14. take a look at what it feels like. it feels like zero degrees in millersburg, negative numbers in ashtabula and still feeling a little warm in mentor. okay so here is a look at the radar just to the north of hard on right now heading into lake county, we are seeing some of the lighter snow pick up that should fizzle out and we'll talk snow chances for your weekend coming up. but for now over to you kristin. >>> thank you happy to be back today happy that it's a friday so far we are looking good on our highways so we want to start with the traffic alert for everyone in cleveland. right now chester avenue just about to reopen at east 59th. it was closed when a car smashed into a utility pole around 3:30 this morning. close to the road. is out. be careful

. vanesua medina latest at store in west palm beach with the story. vanessa. >> reporter: well, the store clerk telling me, what mayed him the most is how confident this 8 8ear-old boy was walking into the store pointing the gun at the cashier demanding the cash, remember, he is just eight years old behaving like a full grown underneath this no motor cycle helmet is the ce of an 8-year-old boy. it's wednesday evening just after 6:00 p.m. >> so you want to got park. i told him go head. he gave me a hug. >> >> reporter: instead he road his bicycle to this west palm beach grocery store. >> i saw something spus spis shus. i saw someone way helmet and covering his face with a sweater. >> reporter: what you can't see say nine mill meter handgun concealed in his right hand e. walk into the store and up tie cashier. he said give me the money. roberto es peno's cousin jeffrey also seeing the commotion wack walking out from behind the counter toward the young boy. >> when i saw the kid point the gun at the cashier i was so shocked. didn't know if it was real or fake. i said take the giewfnlt put th

shooter. stay with nbc 6or updates on this. >>> later today, derrick medina, the man found guilty of killing his wife and posting pictures of her body on facebook will know his fate. the sentencing hearing schedudued he is facing 25 years to life in prison. we'll know in a couple hours. back in november after a three-we trial, medina was convicted of second degree murder, that murder that happened in august of 2013, killing 27-year-old jennifer alfonso at their south miami home. medina told police a a that time he did all of it but it was only out of self-defense. >> zika has turned deadly. colombia confirming three people killed because of this virus here. each of these patients also contracted a seemingly related disease called guillen beret syndrome which attacks the nervous system and causes paralysis. broward county is under the same health emergency as four other counties declared by the governor. miami-dade, which is on the list, has seen an uptick for the number of calls for mosquito control. the county usually gets three to four calls a day. nbc 6 anchor jackie nespral hosts

. medina calls it theft. >> not even the irs. >> reporter5 in his complaint to the irs, he blamed national tax group and jose fernandez. by phone, fernandez told us clients' re funds were deposited into the account to ensure he would get his fee. but he said the irs froze the account after it detected too many refunds being deposited. back in touch with fernandez after we found this irs policy. when there are multiple refunds to one account, the irs simpl mails subsequent refunds to the address on the return. problem there, medina says, his address was also changed to a mail drop box connected to fernandez. >> almost cost me my marriage last year. almost filed for bankruptcy. >> reporter: miguel is one of thousands who suspect tax preparer fraud. the consumer federation of america said the lack of preparer regulation has led to widespread incompetetee and fraud. only four states require someone to give a license to prepare income taxes. orida is not one of them. you don't have to be an accountant, you don't have to be an attorney, you just have to get a number from the irs. in fac

police report said he and medina had been using a golf party to party on new year's eve. while he reported lid denied they used drugs, he did admit they were drinking and said medina wanted to show off the family porsche. >> the bond that the state is asking is extremely reasonable under the circumstances here. if anything, i would have set a high ur bond. >> he will be on house arrest, cannot drive and will wear a gps monitor. >> is there anything at all you can say about your son? >> his mother was not talking. his attorney did say. >> he's shown a tremendous amount of mountaineers. it's been a difficult time for the victim's family. and it's been difficult for my client's family as well. medina's mother is about to be evicted from her condominium. and his father is a diplomat at the united nations. random drug testing. peter dench cbs 4 news. >>> the chairman of the senate judiciary committee says he won't bring up the proposal for a hearing. he has the power to kill any bill that comes through his committee by refusing to hear it. the open carry proposal was passed in the stat

court appearance. .. how a young woman died at the d-hotel. 26 year-old kalli medina- brown of california was discovered dead in a laundry chute. but investigators are not calling her death a homicide. medina-brown's best friend hopes they'll find out more... as to how she died: (( sierra roraback/medina- brown's best friend: "in order to have closure on the situation and sleep a little better or something. we have to figure out who did this, we have to figure out what happened." )) ((brian loftus)) friends called the young woman responsible... and believe she was separated from the group when she was here in town. police do not know how she ended up in the laundry chute. the d issued a statement saying... they're saddened by the incident and are cooperating with the investigation. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > a michigan mother is talking about her after she was one of the victims shot at during a shooting spree in michigan. as don champion reports... the alleged gunman allegedly confessed to the entire thing. vicki kopf described feeling her 14-year-old daughter abigail squeeze her

a license. isaias medina is now behind bars. the 17-year-old allegedly had pot and xanax in his system on the morning of a deadly new year's day crash. the state asks he be held on $100,000 bond. >> i have person, a young lady who was killed by his recklesu victim severely injured. the bond that the state is asking is extremely reasonable based on the circumstances here. if anything, i personally would have set a higher bond. >> reporter: medina was allegedly partying new year's eve until the wee hours of the morning on key biscayne with matthewaldana and danicla benavides san miguel. at one point, he took his two friends for a joyride and crashed. danicla benavides san miguel tied at the scene. he was originally placed on house arrest. >>>>nder that set of circumstances, any prosecutor's office is going to direct file a 17-year-old. >> you are innocent until proven guty this it country. >> reporter: me dean non's attorney addressed the media asp me dean non's mother left without saying a word. >> he has shown tre tremendous remorse. time for the victim's family. >> reporter: we

health @issues. @now to a story of survival in @medina. @a series of coincidences saved @a man's life after he suffered @a heart attack. @monica robbins joins me to @explain how we can all learn @from this story. @>> we really can. @he often speaks about the hower @of one. @how one person can make a @difference in someone's life. @after his recent experience, @he's changing that philosophy, @thanks to the power of many. @>> an emotional step back into @this medina high school @auditorium. @>> while giving a speech to the @faculty about the heroin @epidemic, he suffered a heart @attack. @>> cardiac arrest i had @actually kills 90% of the @people that get it. @for the first time, he's @thanking the three men who @saved his life. @usually i'm giving the life @saving information, and here @the favor was returned. @>> medina police officers al @rowland and mikess wesner are @trained. @>> i've used it in the past. @it never said to deliver a @shock. @that's the first time i've seen @that. @>> fortunately we were at the @right place at the right time. @we were here. @within seconds -- @>> as

there. lorain county, medina, cuyahoga, summit, portage, geauga and lake counties all seeing snow showers right now. we will talk about when this stuff may finally wind down, coming up in just a few minutes. guys? >> laura: thank, sam. a trial next october for a former university of cincinnati police officer accused of killing a black motorist. ray tensing will go on trial october 24. he's accused of killing sam debose during a traffic stop. tensing pulled debose over for a missing license plate. the whole encounter was caught on tensing's body camera. >> "q": this next story's making national headlines. the justice department is suing ferguson, missouri over recommended improvements to system. changes. the attorney general says the residents of ferguson can't wait any longer for justice. the back and forth there has been going on for 26 weeks now. also, maryland's governor ordered flags be flown at half staff today to honor two deputies shot and killed buy a gunman. one of the deputies was shot in a crowded restaurant. shootout. the 67-year-old gunman also died in the gun fire. h

general cosmetic coating of three -- 4 inches as far south as akronee and medina . how solos will be shoveling more than othersrs that is just the first round second went friday night before the court of the arctic air arrives on schedule . . but the snow expected to get heavy ea in the prior snowbelt, odot is monitoring the forecasting that they've got trucks out to stay ahead of it is dave nethers use outer joins us with the latest. there, being taken shelter odot snowbelt where we expect to see a lot more activityno over the coming days . odot is prepared for the heavy snowfall in the forecastrere from the eastside to lake and geauga county . reduced temperatures, there are ad trucks on the road getting ready . even with the mild winter, they have significant experience that are normally far enough in the forecasting pretreatment as retreat for this time has been a challenge toen the start and not allow for us to do any major pre-treating because it came in as rainfall firstbe that washes it we will do some pre-treating on the ramps bridges and overpasses . >> there are out there

downtown. the coroner's office says its 26- year-old kalli medina-brown from the sacramento, california area. homicide detectives are investigating, calling her death suspicious. medina-brown's death was shocking news to her loved ones back home, who had this to say " cali was just a sweet kind all around great person who would talk to anyone whether it was a child or an old person. she just had a wonderful heart and soul. " medina-brown was a legal assistant at a firm in folsom. her co-workers say she will be deeply missed. police haven't said how her body ended up in the laundry chute. the suspect in friday's deadly shooting near the strip is due in court tomorrow morning. this as we're learning more about the suspect's long criminal history. fox5's christina maddela explains. <