jobs...do you know how many people you will hire. >> it is a dynamic situation and changes at this point in time. we are excited we have the opportunity for 150 positions to be retained or be created. >> reporter: at the auto show, dani carlson cleveland 19. >> romona: the cleveland show is at the i-x center until march 6thment and it opens until 10:00 tonight monday through saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 11:00 to 8 p.m. on sunday. >> a big weekend warm up is in the works. >> mark: yeah, the winds of change are blowing. jeff tanchak is tracking the latest in the first alert weather center jeff yet again, it is tough, you have to stay on top of the forecast. you don't know which direction we are going. big warm ups and cooldowns and mansfield and around and downtown cleveland is cloudy and we will be dry tonight and seasonable. it is also going to be windy as this happens. i have an alert sunday night for rain and wind. here you see temperatures ranging 26 to 30. these are not going to move much. the wind will be pretty light and not much of a wind chill and 27, 28 degrees and hold steady at 9 a.m. and 32 a mostly cloudy sky and the warmest day will be sunday before the rain hits and forecast details at about 6:18 mark? >> mark: jeff, thanks. police issued a second arrest warrant for the murder of a five-month-old girl. jeff caldwell is wanted in connection with the death of ave wakefield shot in the car in october. 19-year-old devon holmes is accused in this case locked up on $2 million bond. >> she came in the room screaming dad someone is in the window pulling my leg. elyria after someone tried to take a child from her bedroom. lorain police are looking for whoever approached kids in three locations harry boomer went to lorain county where parents are on alert. >> said he had a black hoodie and looked like a ninja and could only see his eye part and had slight acne. >> said he had scars on his face. >> reporter: the alert 10-year-old girl who gave her father that description reacted fast enough to get away from the intruder who tried to drag her out of the bedroom window in the middle of the night. >> it is the worst feeling in the world have your daughter scream at you at 2:00 in the morning that someone tried to take her out of bed. >> some bold, would-be kidnapper got to her daughter. the window is high and sleeps on >> her grandmother is shaken and offers this good advice. >> always just double-check your locks. it doesn't hurt to keep checking. it doesn't mean you have ocd, keep checking. you never know. >> reporter: most of us are concerned. this is not the only concern in lorain county. three other girls were approached by a man fitting a similar description. >> i work with the general public with a number of concerned parents and this morning. >> reporter: robin hill gauge how lorain county residents feel about recent attempted abductions. police have not connected it but parent are concerned. >> they are now driving their children to school as opposed to letting them walk. >> reporter: in addition to keeping a close watch on children police advise keep your ears and eyes open. people who do this often talk about it. if you hear something, say >> reporter: harry boomer, cleveland 19 news. >> mark: abraham almonte got suspended 80 games for violating the drug policy: we will have reaction from the team coming up in sports. >> romona: cleveland police wanted us to show you some pictures. take a good look. two people are wanted in the shooting death of joshua mass cal last month. university hotel suites is where it happened. can you call crimestoppers. a cleveland police officer was hurt after his cruiser crashed into a tree. it happened at east 71st and long view at 3:00 a.m. witnesses say the street was a sheet of ice. officer lindsey suffered serious injuries including a broken leg. mark? >> mark: there was a hung jury in the arson case of christopher cooper accused of setting an it ended with a hung jury and behind bars. some people in north randall were curious. what's up with the city using garage. the building with connections to paul orlousky investigates. >> reporter: andrea morris? thank you. >> reporter: the obvious place to start a document hunt is village hall where andrea morris is fiscal officer. we didn't get the leasing contract just the law director's phone number and was surprised because he told her there were public records. >> surprised he gave the number because calling the law director is not in the public records policy. >> two hours later we went back for the lease paper and met mayor david smith and got off to a contentious start. >> if i show you the lease does that satisfy this person. >> we reviewed it. did it pass the smell test. >> it is owned by jean epley prompting calls to us. >> who would have that question and who would inquire about that. every we do is public record and open meeting. >> this is the garage the city council voted to pay $30,000 a year for for five years. it was voted on without competitive bidding and the mayor says that's no problem. >> there are no available properties in the community. this community is landlocked. and nowhere we can go to facilitate that. >> some people scratched their heads and the mayor explained the city is on a comeback and is able to buy trucks. the current garage is too small. until a new facility and village hall are built it was the only solution. >> reporter: paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> mark: village council approved the contract after consulting the law director. mayor's plan and service hall and it is in the early stages and built on land formally used for parking at the randall park maul. >> youngstown mayor mahoning and sciortino pleaded guilty to corruption charges and the case centered around the relocation of mahoning county family and services department and both agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in the ongoing case. sentencing is set for next month. >> romona: things are come ago long at the shops at parma. but that meant tearing things down. dan deroos has pictures. >> dan: this is the final beginning of the end of parma town maul. we were actually out there. we have video and they have started the demolition on what is left of parma town maul. so they've got to get rid of this in order to get ready for the shops at parma is what they this is an outdoor shopping area. they have scheme particulars. this will be outdoor shopping what legacy village is in the beachwood area. it is exciting. it is a $92 million project trying to spur development in the area and that's one picture. here is another they've got. the idea is get the outdoor shopping, some of the anchor stores will remain. j.c. penney's, dick's sporting goods, wal-mart. those are staying and they will build around it and bring in and started to list new stores, ultimatea, chick-fil-a is coming to the area. some excitement going on in parma set to be completed sometime in 2017. it will take awhile. mark. >> mark: all right, dan. thanks. still to come. we come upon a sidewalk that's downright dangerous. find out what happens when we point it out to the city. cloudy sky and we turn spring like this weekend. first alert details coming up. plus the super heroes in town. science fiction fans and we have live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. welcome. today we are trying to get to the boff of a bit of hazard in cleveland sia nyorkor explains there's confusion downtown. >> reporter: yes. i walked down the sidewalk myself. take a look at the video. iphone footage from cleveland producer kathy school this iphone video starts and kathy witnessed her fall on the sidewalk as she was driving by. the students are walking south on east 18th and turning down prospect avenue and there's construction of the clayco building and this fencing made there are signs on one end of the sidewalk warning people the sidewalk is closed and they should go back to the crosswalk. but you only see it if you are walking in one direction. me. i walked south down east 18th with my camera and stepped into the street several wasn't wide enough. with my back to traffic i was too close and hit me. the city of cleveland is aware of the concerns and is looking into it. no one from clayco would go on camera for comment. we received this statement from the company's c.e.o. thanks to the video and concern for those in cleveland we will not respond in any other way other than this e-mail. we will take your comments and concerns to heart and improve the conditions very quickly. again, thanks for contacting us. i spoke with the clayco site manager off camera and he was just a short time ago our producer shot this iphone video driving home. two new signs went up as a result of us asking questions about this. we are definitely keeping our eyes on this situation. back to you. >> mark: all right, sia, thanks. >> the republican national convention is set for july. before that we will get another visit. today the g.o.p. announced it will hold a media walk-through of convention-related facilities wednesday april 6th. media outlets from around the country will visit the q, first merit convention center of cleveland. it is similar to a walk-through in december crews getting a lay of the land and figure out logistics and the convention is expected to attract nearly 50,000 people to cleveland including 15,000 members of the media. christie endorsed donald trump today saying he is the only one who can defeat the democrats. set on tuesday. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders have a south carolina primary tomorrow. the majority of cleveland city council just endorsed hillary clinton. this comes two days after the clinton camp opens its official campaign office in cleveland. romona? >> romona: the wizard world comi-con is here for the second time in cleveland. the perfect place for comic book fans and sci fi fans. for the next two days, will you see plenty of costumes at the cleveland convention center. comi-con is a chance to meet growing fan base for cleveland-based comic. >> we have a big fight that takes place on west 6th. can you see the skyline in a lot of different shots. >> chris hemsworth and other celebrities will be here throughout the weekend to meet fans and sign autographs. cleveland19.com and on our app. >> mark: jeff has a booth over there. he is the forecaster, right? >> jeff: the forecaster. yeah. i know. >> mark: cape? >> jeff: i should do that. >> mark: clicker that shoots snow and sunshine? >> jeff: they have a good weekend for it, for sure. we will start to warm things up. especially sunday. we get spring-like for one day. it is not going to stick around. here is a look at the radar and flurries. it actually looks worse on the radar and looking at observations out here, no one is reporting any snow and flurries in mansfield. some of that may not even be reaching the ground. we will have cloud cover in place. west. piddley stuff here and there. we do bust out the sunshine west of chicago. as this cloud cover moves out, 28 cleveland. 34 indianapolis. that's a little piece of the warmer air moving in this weekend. 28 the low. essentially we hold steady in temperature here. 26 akron-canton area with cloudy sky. updated future view model in the 20s and i am thinking this may be a little too low and tomorrow afternoon warms up low to mid-40s again and i am thinking it is too low and add on parks and labor and 47 and mostly cloudy sky seeing sunshine here and there. note the wind. southwest gusting over 30 miles an hour and it will be windy on sunday. after the 47, we will hit one day where the temperatures will be approaching 60 on sunday. we have a front coming through sunday night. that's the alert for rain and windy weather. 34 monday in between systems and computer models are all over the place on that one. we will have to wait and see how it goes. one model gives us a snowstorm tuesday night. another keeps it rain. that will be touch-and-go later tuesday. enjoy the weekend. windy, 47 tomorrow. 41 saturday night and how about that 60 sunday. alert for rain and wind arriving after 10:00. wind gusts over 40. this could end as a brief period of snow before everything ends monday morning as we turn partly cloudy had 44. there's the alert. temperatures upper 40s. could change to snow. stay tuned. and the trend is down by wednesday, thursday next week. >> romona: enjoy the weekend while we can. >> jeff: yes, ma'am. that's how we do it. >> mark: hey, have you seen, 19 news. join us for cleveland 19 news at 11:00. tony? coming up in sports indians with a slow start and news of a suspension. and joey making a strong declaration at the combine in indy. now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> if it were any year in cleveland the buzz joey bosa would be huge. cleveland fans love buckeyes at draft time. browns need a quarterback and might have to stomach seeing him go elsewhere like ravens. last time we saw bosa that was it for his career. a few slights of a guy who dominated at ohio state. >> i do believe i am the best player in the draft. there's a lot of amazing players in the draft. it will be up to tennessee to make that decision. i think as a top player if you don't believe that, there's something wrong. >> i don't want to see them in baltimore. a blow to 'team without much margin for area starting down, two outfielders not good. almonte suspended 80 days for violating league policy slated to be starting centerfielder and without michael brantly on opening day recovering from shoulder surgery. a statement by the team they are disappointed to learn of the suspension for the prevention and treatment program and fully policy and efforts to eliminate p.e.d.'s from the game. indians started slow out of the gate from davis. sliding into the legs of gomes costing the indian's catcher six weeks and never really recovered and numbers took a dip. and ellis is a teammate and not as awkward as you might think. >> i was playing with a different team and playing to win. he knows that. i know that. and unfortunately, it was him at the raw end of that deal. >> let's hope he is okay. >> jeff: all right. weekend recap here. how about these numbers. 47 tomorrow. we only drop to 41 tomorrow night and 60 on sunday. for one day. we've got rain coming in sunday night. very windy out there sunday night and monday looking dry before we'll worry about the next thing, next bigger thing perhaps later tuesday. i have rain to snow. stay tuned on that. it depends on the track. wednesday, much colder. by the way the meteorological spring starts tuesday. >> mark: going to have a party. >> jeff: yeah. big party in the weather office. >> mark: thanks for joining us at 6:00 cbs evening news. >> romona: we hope to see you deteriorates. >> donald trump is a con artist. >> pelley: and the front-runner get an endorsement no one saw coming. also tonight, zika virus is confirmed in nine pregnant women in the u.s. one child has a birth defect. the deadly shootings in kansas. what might have triggered the rampage and the hero cop who stopped him. and steve hartman with the special bond between child and duck. >> i'm his mom. >> reporter: you're not really his mom. >> yup, i'm his mom. captioning sponsored by cbs with scott pelley.

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