a bruising found on the body. weather. >> still talking on and off again lake-effect snow showers. we have warnings in place until this afternoon. the west side has seen an increase of the darkest pup police on 80 we have the heaviest snow at this hour. it makes its way to elyria. notice heavier snow here in the eastern corner of lorain heading to cuyahoga and strongsville. north olmsted light rainfall. moderate pockets farther south northern medina into summit. hinkley to brunswick, 271 and a little on 71 seeing some heavier pockets of snow. visibilities will be done in seen this story for over 24 hours. it picked up yesterday about this time. we are not seeing anything like yesterday which is good but moderate pockets here in geauga, southern sections of lake pushing into ashtabula. for the additional story of the temperature, teens. daytime high only 19. with the extra winds at around 13 to 15 miles per hour, it feels like many of us are close to zero degrees. we will see if we have any warm up any time soon in a few minutes. leon? >> so it goes on the weather front. many thanks. copley was one of the hardest hit areas by this morning's show. stifel nicolaus of our staff was there -- stephen finney was -- sarah phinney was there. >> the cleanup has begun. overnight it was coming down so of cars were visible. traffic slowing to a crawl on 77. odot drivers were working to clear the interstate. cindy and her husband made a stop at home depot and are thankful they didn't have to trek through inches of snow to get inside. >> the side streets were plowed but into home depot it was nice to see that they plowed it. it's got to be a hard job to come out this early and plow it safe. >> odot wants drivers to remain cautious out on the roads. because of the wind some of the snow may drift. in copley township, sarah phinney, news channel 5. >> the thank you for your report, sarah. new details about the murder of a kent state university student. a second suspect has been arrested in the death of nick massa, 18. was taken into custody last night. earlier this week another 17- year-old was charged with massa's murder. there is a chance these teenagers could be tried as adults. a third suspect, police say, is still on the run. the former divorce attorney of murdered nice aliza sherman will get one more week before he appears in court on several charges directly linked to sherman's murder investigation. gregory moore's arraignment was scheduled to be this morning on several charges relating to sherman's death investigation evidence and sending sherman false text messages before and ago. 2013. outside of moore's downtown cleveland office on a day they were scheduled to meet to discuss her divorce trial that was set to begun the next day. the arraignment has been moved to february the 20th. in court this afternoon, a she is 60 years of age and has been arrested 61 times. cheryl crenshaw is due to be sentenced for her most recent offense, stealing from walmart. the criminal history includes drug charges, theft and receiving stolen property. fresh off a showdown in new hampshire, the democratic presidential candidates will meet for a debate. tonight in milwaukee, senator bernie sanders and hillary clinton will make their cases before the voters there, specifically the black voters there. despite the recent new hampshire primary loss, clinton picked up a key endorsement from the congressional black caucus. recent poll shows sanders with 17% among african americans in south carolina. political analysts say sanders numbers with african americans could improve. >> he will grow in the black community but where we are right now, he has not made those strong connections yet. philosophically, yes. historically, yes. practically, not yet. democrats in february, the nevada caucuses and south carolina primary. some fast food workers will call for a higher minimum wage at tonight's debate. organizers expect more than a thousand protestors outside the debate. a similar protest was held outside the republican debate in milwaukee last year. bernie sanders supports the $15 minimum wage. hillary clinton would cap it at $12 an hour. the republican candidates are in south carolina to stop some of the front-runner, donald trump's momentum. it's not just trump's usual sparring partners. every candidate in the so- called establishment lane is in hot pursuit of the g.o.p. front-runner trump including ohio governor john kasich. >> i think it will be a long haul. we just keep plugging. >> governor kasich came in does not expect to win south carolina. instead, he is focusing on continuing to build his kay campaign's momentum for upcoming primaries. the fight to keep lakewood hospital alive is not over. what is happening today that hospital's future. >> also, a be loved cleveland location could get an update if president obama's budget passes as is. >> and a battle in congress over though fund the fight today. just in to the newsroom, there is a suspected case of tuberculosis at north high school in akron. summit county public health is investigating the case. but because of hipaa laws won't say if it's a student or faculty or staff member. tuberculosis is uncommon. the potentially serious illness affects the lungs. it is not spread by casual contact. therefore, there is a minimum risk to the public. summit county is offering a tb information line. if you have questions call 330- 926-5795. new at the noon hour, there organizers of the annual labor day event say it's partly due to con trucks in downtown hudson. they will take 2016 to determine the future of the event. last year 30,000 people attended bringing in about $300,000 for local charities. happening today, the latest step in the fight against changes at lakewood hospital. the lakewood city council will meet for a special session at 6:30 tonight. the meeting is in response to a petition circulated by the safe lakewood hospital committee. previously they okayed a plan to open the hospital and open a family clinic and er. tonight the rta is holding a public meeting to discuss a possible red line extension. rta officials will look at the results of a recent study on the possible extension from 6:00 to 8:00 at the collinwood recreation center. holy grail of modern physics. them. more on a big announcement upcoming. now here is tera. >> we turned on the power of 5 heavy snow detector. the heaviest lorain to cuyahoga just in to the newsroom, cleveland mayor frank jackson saying he was sorry to the family of tamir rice, the cleveland youngster killed by a cleveland police officer in controversial shooting after the city filed a claim in probate court yesterday. the claim said that the rice estate owes $500 for the medical care of the 12-year-old received after he was shot and killed by a cleveland officer more than a year ago. this morning mayor jackson said the family will not have to pay and that they were never sent a bill. the chief council added the bill would not have been filed if the excuse tore of tamir's he was shot after officers miss stock his air soft -- mistook his air soft gun for a real one. an officer was responding to an active shooter situation in fargo, north dakota, last night. fargo's police chief said jason mosser has a wound that is nonsurvivallable. authorities say the shooter called 911 himself to tell police that neighboring homes should be evacuated. when police arrived, they said he shot at them. over several hours the man shot repeatedly out of the house. this will be the first deadly shooting of a police officer since 1881 in fargo, north dakota. in mexico, rescue workers continue to respond to a fire at riot at a prison. 52 people are dead. dozens more are hurt. the scene is the prison in monterey. witnesses say the fire broke out after midnight due to mattresses. funding to prevent the focus on capitol hill this afternoon. the cdc director and director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease will testify today. senators will be discussing president obama's emergency $1.8 billion funding request to fast track a vaccine. but at least one republican leader said additional funding is not necessary since there is ebola. part of the budget could be coming to ohio. 598 million of nasa's chunk of the budget has been designated for the nasa glenn research center. that is if lawmakers pass the budget as is. the budget includes a nearly 3 trillion-dollar deficit reduction over the next 10 years. coming from health, tax and immigration reforms. new at the noon hour, one of the biggest discoveries in a team of scientists have the first direct evidence of gravitational waves, ripples in the fabric of space time were first foretold by own stein in his theory of really lativity i. has taken this long to find proof. >> as they travel through the universe, they don't interact with matter. they slice through it and remain pristine remnants of the past. >> question, how did the scientists prove it? they recorded the sound of two black holes colliding a billion way out there. that is -- >> it is. with. heavy snowfall. yesterday at this time it was a mess on area roadways. we saw it live and in action. today we have ongoing lake- effect snow but it has lightened up which is helpful for those trying to grab this afternoon with the kiddos. a look at your power of 5:00 doppler network, lake-effect snow machine turned on. real light this morning. west side. detector. the dark purples and bright pinks, the heaviest for us there is where you are going to run into the slowest driving conditions and heaviest snow moving those windshield wipers and impacting travel for you from about north ridgeville to the north of strongsville. certainly driving on 80 is impact roadway. a few toward eaton estates and out of elyria. interesting enough, no varies or warnings on the west side. still talking about the lake- effect snow advisories for lake ashtabula lakeside. lake-effect snow warnings in place for geauga and the rest of ashtabula until 4:00 p.m. hours is when we -- as we move to the afternoon hours is when we see the snow and dry air work in so the snow breaks up and dies down. with the heavier pockets on the west side, be careful. we have heavier snow as you are driving closer to north royalton, pushing into summit. too. heavier pockets in the southern sections of ashtabula. you got 6 and 322, driving there you will be use being the wipers and slowing down. want snow in lake and lighter in geauga an northern sections typical lake effect setups. you can see the lines off the lake with the northwest winds. we are waiting on one system to kick out. weak high pressure will move in north. another clipper system trying to bring in snow chances for the friday evening. in addition to the snow, it's 15 currently in ashtabula. 15 mansfield. a flake or two in new philadelphia at 18. cleveland has flakes flying with temperatures in the teens as well. winds are up, high of 17 miles per hour. the windchill temperatures are bitterly cold. 2 it feels like in cleveland to one below in elyria and wooster. extra layers are necessary today as well as the gloves, especially for those afternoon and evening plans. daytime high about 19. we won't really see much in the way of temperature changes. a lot of teens. letter snow chances starting to evening. a lot. we are thinking 1 to 2 at most. as we move to the friday timeframe, there is the next chance where we see maybe another 1 to 3 from this clipper system. we will take a look at the power of 5 seven-day forecast coming up. well, what do you think my friend, cold and more lake- down this afternoon. windchills as cold as 2 below. be careful and dress in layers as more snow will come toward the weekend. >> okay. that's how it's going so far. >> it's winter. >> tera blake tells us we will be okay. take care. today on spotlight 5 we check in with retirement and financial expert bill smith. he is 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