day out of the stretch in the 60s with sunshine and now it is looking like a dry weekend. i will have all the forecast details at about 6:17 or so. mark? >> mark: from the warmth to the wind. stay connected wherever you are and download the free first alert weather app. fan favorite anderson out. >> he is off to portland. who do we get. tony zarrella is live at the q. we have channing frye spread the floor and knock down three's vitally important to the second unit struggling to the bottom of the league in scoring at this point. talking about the cavaliers second unit and frye can come in and the talent and will get a lot of looks and hurts to see abandony varejao go getting traded to portland and expecting to release andy. >> and david gunn was going to statement moments ago and talking about varejao not the guy they are getting and frye saying anderson is a special player, teammate and person and few players earned respect, support and admiration of an entire organization fan base and community as andy did here. strong words and improving this team for a stretch run in an nba title run and frye will be able to give them. jared cunningham goes to the orlando magic completing this three-team trade. cavaliers literally confirmed ago. the gm david griffin expected to speak any time and will talk now. how close did cavaliers come to trading kevin love and talk about it in sports coming up. don't like this trade. what do you think? do you think it is a good one? varejao leaving yes it improves scoring on the second unit and andy wasn't get ago lot of minutes. people were emotionally involved and don't think andy got a fair shot. that plays into it. >> look what frye was doing in orlando mentoring younger guys and not getting a ton of minutes. and david griffin in phoenix knocking down the shots and that's missing from the cavs back ups. >> romona: we will miss andy. if this guy can hit three-pointers, that's an issue. >> it's been an issue. >> how do you feel about the trade. >> join the conversation through our app cleveland19.com. facebook and twitter. a 2-year-old girl missing in the cold. >> i saw her staggering and falling on her hands and knees >> by the grace of god it turned out good. >> the story doesn't end there. police ask what happened to lana. >> mark: lorain police are wondering whether lana lowther was alone. harry boomer has the latest on the little girl's four-hour ordeal. >> my oldest daughter said she went outside. >> the frantic 911 call from this 2-year-old angel's mom. lana lowther disappeared from her lorain home wednesday and it appears she may have been abducted after running outside. >> she had she had seen someone grab her. grab her where? >> grab her by the hand and run off with her and said she yelled lana really loud and started to cry and they took off running. >> the lorain police are working from the same premise. >> we are working on the possibility that someone may have had the child and warm environment and drop the child and cleveland shortly before mr. turner found her. >> she was crying when i got out of the car and hut her hands up like she was happy to see me and gave me a big hug and i put her in the car and i was sitting in the car with her waiting for police. >> she is doing very well. very well. couldn't ask for anything better at this point. good spirits, laughing, playing. >> seems to be unbroken. >> john is lana's cousin among hundreds looking for her wednesday night. >> for that little girl went two blocks that way and 11 blocks that way in five hours and not have hypothermia is simply a miracle or she didn't walk there. i do truly believe someone picked her up. >> i asked lorain police captain roger watkins if lana was sexually assaulted and he said at this point no. if that holds true that will be another blessing. >> reporter: in lorain harry >> romona: it sure is. one of the big questions about lana using #cle curious has been why was an amber alert never issued? dan deroos tells us what is needed to issue one. >> we asked that question and saw it on social media as breaking news. everybody was searching and asking why hasn't an amber alert been put out. the police department has to clarify their answer on this one. it is mainly because this started out adds a little girl who ran out of the house. that makes it look more like maybe not so much a run away but a child missing. >> here is what an amber alert needs, criteria, reasonable belief by law enforcement that an abduction has occurred and you heard there was speculation she may have gone off. that may have been the problem from. believe the child is in imminent danger or serious bodily death or description and information about the child themselves but how did it take place? where did it take place. >> a child 17 years or younger fitting the criteria, the child's name and other critical data has to be entered into the national crime information center first national database that can get it all out. >> the reason, i looked on the amber alert, amber alert.gov and use it in missing children's cases and worry the public is desensitized and constantly getting amber alerts every time a child runs away or missing in their neighborhood they think they will not take the amber alert serious. gray area on this case, though. mark? >> mark: thank you. a man accused of killing his girlfriend in north royalton, the victim's aunt had strong words for the suspect. >> from the man she knew 35 days in her short life. 35 days. he decided to make a decision take a life of another human being. i hope he goes to hell. >> jeff grenier pleaded not guilty and police say he shot crystal shaver at his condo on cove drive and called 911. the public defender says this was an accident and the judge set bond at a quarter million dollars. >> romona: we learned today the ohio supreme court will hear the anthony sowell case on april 5th. his attorney says the serial killer's conviction and death sentence should be overturned because pretrial attention denied him a fair trial. a jury convicted in 2011 for murdering 11 women. bodies found in and around his imperial avenue home. now to a mother's struggle to keep her family safe after countless crimes. she is doing the only thing she can think of. denise zarrella tells us the mom is trying to get her kids out of harm's way. >> we are at 4th police a mother has come four times to report four different break-ins and a bullet that came flying through her 3-year-old son's bedroom window. >> this window has been broken into four times. >> to say tanika oliver feels unsafe in her home at rainbow terrace apartments would be an understatement and shows us the bullet hole in her 3-year-old son's room and has been at home when someone has tried to break through the front door. >> i use it as a protection. i place it over the door at night time and if someone tries to come in, it falls and it makes a noise. >> oliver's son vein 7-years-old. his bike, scooter, video games and tv have all been stolen. >> it is a lot of break-ins. i don't feel safe. i just don't like it. like, why do they break into our house. >> raven's 3-year-old brother has cerebral palsy and his seat have been destroyed by thieves. oliver brought both her kids to providence house and can no longer a keep her safe in her home. >> i am not safe. i don't feel safe at all. it is not a comfortable place for me and my kids. i just had to, like, make the decision to find a safe place for them. >> reporter: we contacted rainbow terrace apartment management and they say they have 24/7 security and state of the art camera monitoring system. oliver said they put in new lighting and doesn't feel safe enough to bring her boys home. >> it is devastating to have to look at her kids knowing people can keep coming in and take everything i try to get for them. it is hurtful. it is hurting and it hurt to not have my kids in the home with me. >> the apartment manager says they are working closely with police to try to identify a suspect in any of these break-ins and they say they just purchased two new surveillance lighting and 20 to 30 new surveillance cameras in each of those towers. >> at 4th district police headquarters, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> mark: denise, thank you. beachwood city council approved 15 cameras to buy for police cruisers, 55 body camera units for officers also and cruisers have cams by -- new ones will offer a 360 view and be in h.d. >> earlier this year we introduced you to a group of kids who might take our jobs some day in television. one of them has a special story to tell. we went to medina county for this week's romona's kids. >> hi. i'm logan and i am here to talk about his chroma glasses and what it is like to be color blind. >> he won a contest last december for special glasses help him see color. logan william, a student reporter for brunswick beat program invited him for an interview on the city's cable access channel 22 which the kids run. >> what did your mom and dad have out for you when you put glasses on? >> we had a lot of flowers, balloons. >> what did you fist thing when you put on the glasses? >> it was amazing. >> what is your favorite color? >> blue. >> romona: before the glasses he couldn't see red and green and couldn't tell the difference between blue and purple. good for him. >> mark: good kid. all right. up next. live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we are going live for some breaking news as cavs gm david griffin is talking about the trade of anderson varejao. >> there are many layers to what we did. >> tom with the associated press. would the looming spike coming in the salary cap, what affect did it have on teams being cautious or maybe not doing what they hoped to do. >> i think it had some role and a bigger role so many teams are playing for today. there's so many teams in the middle now and so many teams trying to be playoff teams and as well they should. this is wide open in many circumstances and because of that, there were fewer sellers which made it difficult for buyers. so that, i think limited movement. but certainly, the cap changes will make players under contract more valuable. in some cases people had big expiring contracts weren't getting the value they hoped to get and the guy was most likely to walk. >> all right. if you haven't heard anderson varejao traded today to portland. >> mark: hopefully, it will be a spark and we will get out of the east. we told you yesterday ike azided not to build in brooklyn but evaluating other locations in our location. we are reaching out to other areas and avon's mayor intrigued and elyria has a proposal in place with ikea. >> we went to elyria for the proposal. sia nyorkor is back with what sheen covered. >> reporter: ikea coming to northeast ohio is the talk of the town in many places especially elyria. i sat down with the mae and tells me they have been pursuing this for months and ready to put the city on ikea's map. >> mayor, you have to go after ikea and so that's a name and brand that's been coming up repeatedly. >> wednesday ikea announced it is pulling out of a site in brooklyn because the land could several city and town leaders have interest. lorain put in a proposal three months ago hoping to land the swedish furniture store in midway mall and the city is completing a $22 million renovation and wants to attract shoppers and ikea would be a big boost to the economy. >> no doubt in my mind they would patronize it, it could be a huge uplifting move for that whole midway area. >> this mall definitely needs a lot. dillards and the stores are closed and take the stores out. >> it is not like what it used to be when we were kids. >> it would be a boost. we need to draw more things in like that. >> anchor stores bring more business with them. >> it is what many are hoping. >> mayor brendas she will not celebrate the laws but could be >> many can't meet the expectations but we are excited about that. >> reporter: no word when elyria will hear back from ikea and the city is hopeful the city will pitch the deal. >> did you hear it will be near 70. >> mark: that's the word on the street now. jeff tanchak going way out there. >> romona: i know. maybe not quite 70. what did you say, jeff. >> jeff: that will be the record if we hit that. we will be in the 60s and feel like 70 compared to what we have been seeing. high clouds coming in right now. well, here is where the warmth is coming from. 60s in missouri this afternoon. we are still at 31. believe me it is moving in associated with strong winds tomorrow. 7 a.m. temperature 38. it will be dry tonight akron-canton, 7 a.m. temperature at 33. the alert tomorrow for wind south wind 21 to 42 and could be light rain. more cloud cover than today and 50. here is what romona was talking about. 64 on saturday with sunshine and stiff southwest winds and saturday night 37 and sunday will be cooler, 44 and that's above average and talking sunshine monday and tuesday next week and temperatures a little closer where we should be this time of year. tony zarrella live at the q. >> tony: all right, thank you tan. now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. big time varejao. up and in! >> tony: andy varejao spent 12 seasons with this team giving his heart and soul to this franchise. live at the q, bulls in town and that story is second on the list. andy is out and channing frye coming from magic. david griffin, gm opened his presser saying there's not much he end joyed less than by calling andy and telling him he is traded. they need offensive help and i asked chris haines was this a surprise. >> chris, not surprised by this move. >> not at all. you knew something would happen. they were about to use somebody and mo williams and they would not break up the core. you had to see this coming. >> tony: heats talk about frye and someone close to orlando magic. and buried on the bench and didn't get a lot of minutes and this style of play will give him a lot of looks. >> he has been a mentor teaching other guys the ropes and i caught the tail end portland trailblazers. he will show his skill set. streaky? >> wide open you appear and didn't have opportunities and guys that can draw the defense and kyrie and lebron and a lot of open shots and i expect to have success here. >> there's emotional attachment to varejao. minutes in. >> and i put out a story last month. he wants to be with this team when they win a championship and he is heartbroken. >> i knew it firsthand. how close do you this hi they came to a deal. was kevin love in play. >> i don't think it was in play. david griffin being pro active in listening and wouldn't break up the core and not if they fall short. >> thank you. chris haines of cleveland19.com. cavaliers down to their final 30 games. . thanks for joining us at 6:00 cbs evening 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