more storms are on the way but many are cleaning up after the last storm. the browns are coming up short in their first preseason outing. we'll show you what worked and

field. we had that rough weather earlier this week. we may be in for rough weather today as well. >>reporter: yeah, it started tuesday and has been really busy. yesterday things were quite. it's always calm before the storm. a lot of sunshine across northeast ohio right now. the clouds are rolling in and that's a sign of storms and our next front is the big weather story for today is a flash flood watch is already in affect this afternoon. we could see localized flooding. three to 5 inches of accumulation. this is heavy rain we are forecasting. 2 inches per hour in some spots. make sure you have your storm

where the moisture has currently fallen. no lightning associated with this. you will start to see the clouds rolling in and a heavy downpour making it's way in. temperatures across the board pretty much toasty. the low 80s for dover and new philly. we'll only be in the mid 80s for everybody. we'll step out of the 80s before the front. hour by hour i'm giving you until 11:00 to enjoy sunshine and dry conditions before we start tracking widespread rain. >> another day of wide spread rain. thank you. it's day four without power

why is it taking so long for them to restore power to that city, we went for answers. >>reporter: it's been a real battle in cleveland heights. downed lines and power line equipment tossed everywhere. it's be a real problem. >> we have so many power lines down a lot of restore one they have more problems. >>reporter: the mixing actions of the high winds made it tough to untangle the damage. >> watch the wires. we have so many wires that any kind of debris was tangles in the wires.

>> it's definitely slowing us down and we are trying to stay hydrated. >> we are staying at friends' houses that are nearby. >>reporter: dozens have left their homes without power. >> the people that are venerable are the elderly and really young. you want to the heat like this. >>reporter: reporting for goodmanning cleveland. >> leaders hope power will be restored back to their city. in western communities the cleanup will resume when the sun comes comes up.

describe what happied to this hop. the oak nearly missed the people inside. >> my wife was home with two friends watching the olympics. the tree came down and the branch came through the roof. >> unbelievable. across the street the devastation is the same. a tree landing on a home there as well. the family was in the living room. the tree landed on their two babies. breaking news this morning an attempted gnash and grab. this is video from the last half hour. the van smashed into the title loan building. no one was injured. no word on if anything was taken from the location. all right, moving to the gridiron now. the first preseason game is in the books.

teams. we have an idea on what areas look good and what areas need work. rg 3 we finally got to see him. >>reporter: it's huge for the dog town. we have another new quarterback. robert griffin the third. they lost ag rg 3 had fans pretty excited. he connected for a 49-yard pass. many were quite happy with what they saw. they couldn't convert for a touchdown. after the game he said it was

it's nice to be out there with people you love. i'm excited about it. >> it's pretty good to hear his enthusiasm. he will be back on the field on thursday. we'll see what practice does for the team. >> thank you so thank you for starting your saturday here with us. coming up this morning track and field event underway in rio. it's almost time for back to school for many kids. we will have the round up for many kids. >>reporter: timing is everything. i'll show you when the moisture will make it's way through your

up.

>>reporter: good morning. off to a good start in lake county now northeast ohio is under the risk of severe storms. our major concern as it moisture flows through and

we could see a bit of hail but gusts and sustained winds to 60 miles per hour. they could be on the scattered side. the big story is the big flood watch until after 8:00 p.m. we could see two inches of rain in some spots per hour. i'll be with you all afternoon. most of under that watch excepted eerie county. a lot of rain is moving through here. a cooler weather pattern is in storm. >> we'll have to keep an close eye on that situation. next week we'll honor a long time congressman in the area. steve died after a battle with cancer.

flags to fly half staff everywhere as well as the statehouse. a memorial service is set for monday morning. friends and family will gather to remember his life. russ passed away last month at the age of 58. the celebration of his life will follow on west market. now as we head to break here is a look at last night's

welcome back. it's 8:15. we have seen a lot of the excitement at the olympics. jim ryan has an update. >>reporter: in the 100-meet meter -- 100-meter butterfly micheal pell happens -- phelps ended up in second. katy also went for another gold.

ahead of the pact. she swept the 200, 400, and 800 meters. she will finish the games with four gold and one silver. in the women's 200 back the favorite from hungry surged to a surprise gold petal. as track and felids in the 400 meet tor. they beat the canadian pair 6- 2, 6-4. the u.s. took the gold in shock put. this is their first metal in the event in 84 years.

had a great win. the u.s. women's soccer teams quest for gold ended for heart break. they were shocked 4-3 by sweden. he out did hope for the win. the u.s. women's soccer team goes home without a metal. in beach vo prevailed. another u.s. player also qualified. two other women qualified. she's also in the women's long

er. william's convention was over town. you might know his story from netflix. he was sentence to 41 years in prison. they have 90 days to bring him to trial again. his uncle steven aver is spending time for the murder. problems with the case. new details about a deadly plane crash in virginia. six people were killed. all of them from out-of-state. the bodies were so badly burned the medical examiner will have to i didn't phi the bodies.

they want them in front. they are told to look in on those to find new candidates that can meet the physical standards. a rare fire tornado. this was taken near portland by the fire department. how does this happen? the vortex. we are expecting a lot of rain this weekend and if it does flood we know when thing you shouldn't be doing, swimming in the water. this man didn't follow the rules. you can see him their swimming across the road.

here. he's training for a triathlon. that's in the file of don't do that at home. >>reporter: it's an very serious issue new orleans and baton rouge. >> it's a bad situation right there. that moisture is lifting north acro have been dealing with scattered storms and moisture early this week. we'll see that collide. right now, get up and going if you nighed dry weather. you have until 11:00 once you start track can the storms. we did wake up just to about an

shifted out of the area. temperatures across the board are pretty toasty this morning. we are in the 80s for greater cleveland. most spots are at 76 for wayne county. still the warm air is in place. today we'll step out of the 90s. oppressive stage right now sitting in the 70s. we'll continue to see that decrease by tomorrow evening as it cold front moves in from the north. we are under that flood watch. it's starting this afternoon until 8:00 p.m. sunday evening. this is heavy rains. accumulation totals 3 to 5 inches in some spots.

temperatures are toasty this morning and storms are starting to spark up. no lightning associated with this. a heavy downpour. this is the summit county area. there is a huge hamburger festival this afternoon but rain is in the forecast. we discussed al rouge is seeing. it's flooding in stages. this will left to the north and mesh with with the cold front. by tomorrow we'll see cooler air. for the next 36 hours things are on the dicey side.

eerie county. that's thunder as it continues to shift to the south. late evening plans tonight we'll see partial drying. we'll get a slight break overnight before we track more rain for your sunday afternoon. accumulation totals are pretty impressive. an inch for greater cleveland. this is combining with totals from earlier this week. 87 for today. that warm humid air in place. tonight we go at 73 degrees. are we looking for the sunshine? we'll dry out for the weekend. nick, i might have to show you that coming up. >> a lot of that for this

thank you. it's a big day at leverland's auditor auditorium the back to school fair gets underway. it's build on highlighting conduct for students. parents can get resources and there is free parking. cleveland's hispanic neighborhood received book bags and health screenings. it runs from 10:00 until 1:00. get this. carlos fresh off his win last night will be there as well. believe it or not some kids are getting back to school next week. you probably had the supplies brought but what else can you

first, start to focus on sleep. change the between the 8 do 10 hours of sleep. little ones need more than that. inch back their bedtime. stock up on healthy breakfast foods and make a plan to go through their backpacks weekly. back to school can also be called back to spending more crash. parents you know what we are talking about. according to a survey people will spend $273 on school shopping. that's per child. you don't have to sweat the school supplies. >>reporter: for parents back toe school shopping can be stressful. 30% of parents polled said this puts a strain on family finances.

increasing. parents will buy their kids electronics, tablets, laptops, and smart phones. >>reporter: there are apps that could save your sanity. red laser will keep track of your rewards cards. shop kick gives you some every time you walk in the door. retail knot has some of the greatest deals. >> bed bath and beyond has great deals on everything seres and target have good deals.

>> these images are on everything. >> coming up video of a cleveland woman's arrest going viral. is it an example of police abusing their fire or just police. we aren't

a new video go viral. i'm breaking it down to find out who is happy -- happening in the footage. we are keeping an eye on the severe weather. the rain is underway to welcome back to another edition of good morning cleveland. of course the big story this morning. we will talk about what we are in store for today. >>reporter: we are under a flood watch. i just sent jim to the area. 271. the high clouds are starting to

sunshine this morning but we only have until 11 until the noon hour before we start tracking in widespread rain. starting this afternoon we are under that flood watch until 8:00 p.m. sunday evening. the only county not in the watch is eerie. most of us will be sitting under heavy rains in some spots throughout the afternoon. we just saw our storm tracker jim we are dealing with a few isolated rain drops. it's moving to the north and east pretty quickly. right now, temperatures are on the toasty side. we are seeing a few pop-up storms. 81 for greater cleveland. you are currently in the mid 70s. hour by hour timing is everything. we'll start to track in storms

i have breaking news to tell you about. it's not necessarily weather related. in richmond heights a water main broke. richmond road is closed in both directions. they have the break we paired but waiting on tests before reopennenning that road. new this morning out rage after a video of an arrest in the woman was charged with assault to an officer. we are looking closer at this footage. >>reporter: this video is taken off on social media. many are angry with the cleveland police department. i watched the video several times. you have to slow it down to see if quick interaction between the woman and officer. around the 11 seconds mark in

on the officer standing in front of her. seconds later she's hit by another officer. many are outraged. they believe he punched her in the face. watching the video back in slow moist it does appear his hand was open and happied after she assaulted an they told us they are investigating the incident that happened on thursday around detroit. we are told this officer who hit rodriguez is not a cleveland police officer. the 21-year-old was charged with assault on an officer. we reached out to the woman who posted the original video.

>> a lot of questions still surrounding that. the cleveland pride parade will be underway did this weekend. we'll show you how they made it happy. >> 13 days. >>reporter: that's how much time the lgbt had to throw their own parade together. >> it was a 13 days to make some thing happen. >>reporter: three weeks before the evented the organize that puts on the event canceled. back than he sited security concerns. >> did the police advise you to council this. >>reporter: city leaders said

lgbt stated the city worked with them to fast track permits. >>reporter: instead of the park like years past the march starts at the superior viaduct today at noon. then they will walkover to the bridge. >> this is fantastic for an event like this. >>reporter: a page as last minute signs the made everyone is grateful. . >> the community was behind us and everyone else was behind us. >> last years event was canceled

event will go on no matter what. police are investigating a crash yesterday near robertson road. michelle was driving when another vehicle hit her on the other side. the passenger is in stable condition this morning. we are looking ahead to next week when th bother meets. this is after the marching band was discovered and two students and teachers we placed on leave. two paranetes spoke about the haze. >> we get different rights of passage.

investigation. >> shane hags been suspended with pay. it's unclear if they knew habit working courage. we weren't able to reach either definitio . on friday a judge dismissed the lawsuit. he was fired in 2014 for knowing a sexualized culture within the back. he said he did nothing wrong. a federal judge said waters was treated differently. he could appeal but his lawyers stated he is out of money. if university deleted the sed -- schedules for students.

they hope to have everything fixed by tuesday. it's comping up next one town is in morning right now after a van carrying a polo team gets in a bad crash. we'll take you to a mrs. worry about those. the hower of five is tracking rain for i'll give you exact timing and show you sunshine.

>>reporter: good morning everyone. we are tracking storms this morning. you can see from storm tracker a few rain drops are falling. there is a clearing in the clouds. i want to show u of five right now that one lonely cell had a heavy down pour but definitely losing it's force auburn center you have a chance for rains. most of us will sit under a bit of cloud coverage this morning. we are looking at our daytime highs.

we have good vibes into the 90s. we will watch out before we track more rain. slightly warmer for the area up north. upper 90s for the big hamburger special. we are under the flood until 8:00 p.m. a 18-year-old is dead and five others are injured. it happied yesterday. happy -- happened yesterday. they were carrying players threw high school. >> it's some thing you don't want to have happen or hear about. this is a close community. it's really tight.

the driver's teen daughter was killed. four other teens were badly injured in the crash. if you see news happening let us know. be sure to tweet us at wews. we'll be right

donald trump voiced concerns over that hillary clinton supporters don't vote multiple times. the clinton campaign released her 2015 tax return. they brought in nearly $6.10 million last year and paid nearly a third of that in taxes. making their tax rate a bit above 30%.

we'll have another look at wetter again -- weather again. >>reporter: right, temperatures are pretty warmth morning. we are seeing a bit of pop-up activity that we have been seeing all week long. it was on the heavy side thursday and tuesday afternoon. our own jim finds the one lonely cell across 271. that are currently out towards that area. heavy downpours. even the clouds are starting to split apart i want to show you the contrast for greater cleveland. the high clouds are taking over. pretty quite before we start to track the widespread rain in the area. i'll show you on the power of

it's starting to fall apart. at the center you are up next. it's moving east quickly. middlefield you are seeing pockets of isolated showers. we are quite for the rest of the viewing area. i'm tracking the storms that are making their way into threat east. this is the brunt of the system tracking west by the middle of the afternoon. temperatures across the board are off to a pretty toasty start. 81 degrees. we are looking at daytime highs today. 85. slightly warmer for akron and canton.

morning. we are seeing a lot of tropical moisture making it's way to the north. it will collide with this cold front. that's why the next 36 hours we are under a flood watch for northeast ohio. you can see the development as i just showed you of the storms sparking to the west. our future cast shows most of us okay for the no across our area but they move in to western locations for eerie county by 1:00. you can see they are more widespread. a heavy dose of rain here. the darker yellows and oranges that are embedded thunder. we are concerned about gusty conditions. some of the storms could have 60-mile per hour winds. we don't need much damage across northeast ohio.

we should be on the dry side. we have that tribe game tonight. a big time issue as we could see a delay in that game or may not play as widespread rain takes over our area. we'll continue to watch this. i wanted you to have your storm shield app handy. 87 with seven day forecast if you are overall of the wet conditions. i know it's been a pretty rough week. we'll see more dry weather and sunshine by tuesday. >> you know how you can make

brands from the past and everything new under one roof. more than enough to satisfy the sweetest of teeth. >>reporter: this is the largest candy store in america. you are greeted by a dancing sucker that brings the attention. mr. lollipop is the greeter telling you how sweet life is. this is a story about a place where you get your fill on candy. >> i love candy. >> sugar daddy's laffy taffy. >>reporter: know you are talking my language. kidslike stuff full of sugar and sparkles.

sugar to hold any ones interest. >> when you walk in the store you go wow. >>reporter: this is the largest seller of the candy in north america. >>reporter: sweeties ships out to stores whether big chains or mom and pops. >> all of the brand you can't find anywhere else we have them. >>reporter: so much it big equipment to manhandle it in. so much candy they stack it to the ceiling. >> how much candy comes in here? >> 1,000 pounds a day. >>reporter: this is kids dan candy. here are a few girl shopping.

a lot of giggles, huh? >> yeah. >>reporter: i know, this will bring out the giggles in everyone. tom also giggled. in 1982 when he walked away from a good job and tried his hand at becoming an mr. lollipop. >> i don't believe i made money in the first two years. >> you are doing okay now? >> you see >>reporter: life is sweet. he's selling more than candy. how about happiness. the older crowd walks the store and remembers the candies strolling through here will put you back to when you were a

dish. >>reporter: that's what you are selling. >> absolutely. memories. >>reporter: we have more than a half million pounds of candy. the biggest shop in north america. talking about a kid in a candy shop. that's me and probably also you. that's how it started. 40 i-s later -- years later you are still together. he knows not the sugar that pushed on valentine's day. give me the good candy. call my friend tom a real sugar daddy. >> banana salt watt faff taffy where did you get that from? >> from the truck.

too remembering their own childhoods. he said never let the kid in you get away. if it got away come in here and you are a kid again. i'll take one of them and one of them and two of them. that's real comfort food. >> it is. they have inventory of 500,000 pounds of candy at any time. that's valued at $2 million.

hi, welcome back. we'll have one final look at local weather. we have been monitoring it all morning long. >>reporter: we have a flood watch in effect for northeastern ohio. sunday is 85 degrees. if you are over the heat and humidity you will notice it by monday afternoon. the front doesn't enter until

we'll talk about what we are seeing sunny skies by tuesday. we will be dry out for late next week. >> we have a few more days of moisture and the sun is full force. still ahead despite the loss the browns put a big effort in green bay. we'll tell you what this means for the actual season. you are watching good morning cleveland.

more storms are on the way.

haven't finished cleaning up. we are surveying the damage. the browns had their first preseason outing on the road. we'll tell you what worked and what didn't. we will have a live look at the roads outside. it's awesome showers this morning but right now the sen has come back in the sky like it's drying up just a bit. i'm nick folly. vanessa is tracking our storms. >>reporter: you need to get up and get going this morning. we are seeing dry weather right now. we have sunshine across northeastern ohio. there was a pop-up shower, let's show you were it's located right now. things are pretty dry across northeast ohio.

apart. warrensville you are probably seeing isolated activity. other than that we are tracking ground clutter. you can look at the temperatures for greater cleveland. 83 degrees. things are starting to clear out but i'm watching these storms very closely out towards western communities right now. this will slide in by the 1:00 o -- 11:00 hour. the moisture is making it's way north. you will see most of that throughout the afternoon. 83 for greater cleveland. upper 70s for most spots showing you your hour by hour. this wouldn't be a complete washout because this morning we have sunshine. by the noon hour we'll start to track storms throughout the evening.

way. for some in cleveland heights it's day four without power. why is it taking so long for them to restore electric service to that city. we sent a reporter out to search for answers. >>reporter: it's been a real battle for ohio in cleveland heights. downed wires on the streets. grounded power line equipment tossed everywhere. it's created a challenge. >> the into we have so many lines down when they restore ones they find more problems down the line a ways. >>reporter: dave freeman said the mixing action made it tough to untangle all of the damage. >> watch the wires. we had so many down in the city any kind of debris could have been entangled in wires. that's our big warning to them.

rainstorms an high heat hampered the efforts put-up by cleanup crews. >> this is keeping us taking a lot of breaks and keep hydrated. >> we are staying at friends houses. you >> they hope power will be completely restored in west lake the cleanup will resume

the devastation is widespread. homes were literally ripped in half by trees. look at that tree in that video. you don't have words with what some are dealing with. that tree ripped through the home with large branches. it just crushed it nearly missing the people inside. >> my wife was home with two friends watching the olympics. the wind came and down and a branch came through the roof between all three of them. >> it wasn't just that home across the street devastation the same. the family was in the living room. the tree landed on a room with two babies.

for the browns. we are joined with a look at more on if first impressions. good morning, meg. >>reporter: this first preseason game is huge for the dog pound. they have another new quarterback robert guardianship fin the third. they lost 17-11 to the acres. the first play had exciting. he connected with terrell with a 49 yards pass. they couldn't convirtue convert for a touchdown. he finished the game 4-8 with that one interception. he said it was nice to be back on the field. >> it's truly an blessing.

there is no nervous or excitement. i'm happy to be out there. they will play against the falcons. we'll see what practice does for the team and rg 3. >> you have to stay positive. get ready with the changes for the rta tomorrow. it will cost longe your route may no longer be available. the pass for riders up to 12 dollars 50 $12.50 from ten dollars. is it true for starting your day with us. track and field is underway in rio. it's time to head back to school for thousands of kids.

local children. nick, we are waking up to sunshine with power five tracking rain and storms. flood watch is a concern across northeast ohio. i'll give you exact timing when

>>reporter: good morning,

sunshine. temperatures are in the lower 80s across the board. we are under a risk for severe storms for northeast ohio today as we track widespread rain once again. the flood watch is in effect starting this afternoon until 8:00 p.m. sunday. we have our weather alert ahead of us. a bit of hail throughout the afternoon. 60-mile biggest concerns as storm starts to flow there. with the flood watch in effect we could see minor flooding across the area. we'll continue to track widespread moisture throughout the afternoon. next week our state will honor a long time congressman john kasich ordered

this is a memorial service set for monday morning. summit county executive russ pride died last week. he will have a memorial at the john f. kennedy center in akron. this story got the the federal judge over turned the convention of brandon. he's one of the men featured in making a murderer in netflix. he was convicted of the murder of theresa. he was sentence to 41 years in prison. they have two months to bring charges or he will be released. the netflix series pointed out

the case. we are expecting a lot of rain. if it does flood we know one thing you shouldn't be doing. swimming in the floodwaters. this guy in louisiana didn't follow that advise. he jumped in a puddle and started freestyling down the road. a local newspaper tracked him down. he said he's training for a triathlon. i don't preferred method of training. you might be dealing with a lot in that water. >> right. we'll take a look at wetter locally. not flood conditions like they are seeing down in louisiana. that's some thing they haven't seen. we are dealing with rain. >>reporter: we have the low in

some of that moisture is tracking to the north. we have been dealing with tropical moisture since tuesday afternoon. that's sparking of the storms we are seeing. many are picking up the pieces from early this week. we don't need more rain because people are starting to get it together. we are under a flood watch. our storm tracker is doing a great job. he was tracking a it's moved out and fell apart. that's why you are seeing a bit of sunshine making it's way across northeast ohio. i want to talk about our temperatures. we are off to a very warm start. good morning greater cleveland. 3 degrees millersburg in the upper 70s. we will only see our daytime

it's slightly cooler back in the 80s for highs across northeast ohio this afternoon. this is that low we are talking about. major flood concerns for new orleans. some of that moisture is moving northward and collide here. that will allow us to go under 36 hours. the ti i'll give you until 11:00 before we start to see storms pop-up and moisture movent eerie. most of the moisture will go into greater cleveland by the 3:00 hour. you are seeing the darker green, the yellows, and oranges. that's embedded thunderstorms.

i'll be here all afternoon long keeping you aware of any strong storms that make it's way across. if you have late evening plans you can see we have high clouds taking over. we will get partial clearing throughout your overnight before we talk about sunday afternoon and that's around of more widespread rain. we'll track the scattered storms. you will still need the ac tonight. the front will move through late tomorrow evening. we'll get a break from the heat and humidity. the muggy factor will go way down by monday. here comes the sunshine which you are looking forward to by tuesday afternoon.

way. plenty of highs and lows already at the olympics. on the soccer pitch it was a stunning upset. >>reporter: in the one hundred meter butterfly micheal was going for his fifty meth he had to settle for silver. katy was back for the 800 meet tor freestyle. on friday she was as good as gold. she searched for an amazing finish. she was 11 seconds ahead of the pack.

meters. in the women's 200 backstroke finals mia was in search of a gold metal. anthony grabbed the gold. as track and field gets underway shawn won his opening round heat in the men's 400 round meter. american michelle home the gold metal in the shock put. the americans beat the italian team. in volleyball. the u.s. women's basketball team took on the canadiens. the american men had a close shave. they barely held off the sub-i can't --

pgh 1 they beat hope for the win. for the first time in history the women's soccer team goes home without a metal. in beach volleyball they took on the italian team. the americans prevailed. >> so much talk about that upset in women's soccer. finish 12th in the women's 100- meter race. two other american women also qualified. that i will run tonight barbara is also in the 100 women's relay next week. still ahead the battle over planned parenthood funding will continue. we'll explain the states next

it's time for our pet of the week. dragon is on the way when we

our pet of the weekend. our favorite time of the weekend.

he's an 3-year-old german shepherd. a very handsome man. he was brought to us almost 3 months ago. the family was having a hard time treating his allergies. you can see a bit on his neck area he has a bit of hair loss from the allergies. it's coming back. he looks a lot better now then when he came in. we are getting a treatment plan working for him. it's >> you know, he's an very big guy but he's skinny. >> yeah, he could use some weight gain too. we are working on that as well as well as hi manners. >> just very confident. >> yes, he's very confident. >> what do you have going on

we have the justice center justice for all back this thursday from 11:30 to 1:00 police officer. we are also having a big adoptathon next saturday. >> we need to get dragon a loving home. >> he's a great shepherd. >> look at that face, how can you that makes you happen inside. nick. it's a big day at the auditorium. the youth summit and metro school back to school fair gets underway at 9:00 this morning. they will highlight the im -- important information

garage. cleveland's hispanic neighborhood kicked off their school event this morning. this runs from 10:00 to 1:00. also indian's pitcher fresh off his win will be there as well. back to school is back to spending more crash. parents you know what we are talking about. according to spend $273 on school shopping and that's prechilled -- per child. we have ways to save you're money. >>reporter: for kids back to school could mean back to pool. nearly 30% of parents said back to school shopping put a strain on the family finances.

prices increasing. they will buy their kids electronics. tablets, laptops, and smart phones. >>reporter: there are apps that could save you're sanity. they keep your loyalty points in one place. also there is an app to keep up to date wi retail me knot highlights discounts and sales. >> j.c. penny has great deals on clothing and accessories. bed bath have great deals as well. >>reporter: the savings may help you find extra crash while others are finding dori.

influencing trends. all of these types of images on binders, backpacks, and other items. coming up, video of a cleveland woman's arrest is going around. the original pride event they will find a way to

a new video going viral showing a cleveland work being hit by a police officer. i'm breaking it down frame by frame. we are looking outside. our storm about. the sun has returned. welcome back for this saturday edition. we are tracking the storms that are leaded our way later today. >>reporter: good morning, everyone. we are off to a great start. a lot of sunshine across the board. that's just the calm before the storm hits.

morning as it balk of the moisture enters by 11:00 in the evening. we will see widespread rain. we are under that watch until tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. upper 70s for many counties. hour by hour it's important you get up here. some storms could have damaging wind and a bit of -- in the afternoon. >> it may not be here yet but the rain is on the way. new this morning out rage online after an arrest in

the woman charged with assaulting an officer meg shaw is taking a closer look. >>reporter: this video is taking off on social media. thousands say they are angry with the police department. you have to slow it down to see the quick interaction between the woman and officers. it than she's hit by another officer. many were out raged. they said she used exive accessive accessive -- excessive force.

she hit him. this happened thursday and north 80th street. the 21-year-old was charged on assault on an officer. we reached out to the woman. we will keep you updated on the story. nick. >> thank you, meg. starts in a few hours. the original organizer backed out but they are making it happen. >>reporter: 13 days is how much time they had to throw the pride fest together. >> 13 days to make some thing

and months to prepare for. >>reporter: they put-on the parade for the last 27 years canceled. he was siting security concerns. >> did the police advise you to cancel this? >> no they did not. >>reporter: today there will be plenty of police protecting everyone. the city worked for them to fast track permits. >>reporter: you will see differences. mainly a lack of floats and location. they start with a bike ride. hundreds will walk other the bridge and ride in the square performers and dancers will be out their all day long. >> this is the perfect place.

they are grateful the event will go on. >> folking were stepping up in waves to make the timeline seem like we had more time. >> a lot of groups coming together to make that happy. that i are moving forward rain or shine. public square until 6:00. they are investigating a fatal crash. 46-year-old lucas was doing an u-turn when another vehicle hit her on the driver's side. her passenger is in stable condition this morning. we are looking at next week when the school boards meet. this is after the marching band

indefinitely. there are allegations of bullying and hazing at band camp. two parents come -- complained about what happened. >> it's activities became the focus of the investigation. >> the band directors have been suspended with mike said, it's unclear if they knew about it or encouraged i . looks like a legal battle over an ohio director. he was fired in 2014 for ignoring a sexualized culture.

that idea. he was treated differently then a female on the cheer leading squad. he's now out of money. they are working to fix a scheduling problem. they deleted schedules for students. they pushed back to due date for to a tuition. they found out their courses had they hope to have things fixed by tuesday. coming up next one ohio town is in morning. a van gets into a bad crash. we'll take you to a place where you can let lose your innerchild and not worry about spoiling your dinner. >>reporter: power 5 is tracking

we are on the try dry -- dry

>>reporter: good morning everyone. it's hard to believe this wouldn't be the picture all morning long. which are tracking widespread rain and under a flash flood watch for portions of ohio. it will start this afternoon

you stepped out of the 90s today. slightly cooler but humidity levels are still at oppressive cite. 85 for greater cleveland. warm conditions for a 90-degree day. we are tracking widespread rain. i'll give y u for when this area will start to see showers. a man carrying a water poll lo team crashed. it happened yesterday in henry county. the van's driver failed to use the right-of-way. the vehicles collided and went into a ditch. the van was carrying players. >> you don't want it to happen or here about.

really tight. >> the drivers daughter was

welcome back. it's 9:44 now.

not over in ohio. yesterday the judge blocked the funding going to the organize. the spokesperson for the attorney general said the state will appeal. planned parenthood said the law would have to find patients access to other services like hiv testing and other services. donald trump told supporters in no way should he he told the crowd the only crowd he loses in pennsylvania is if there is cheating. he sited the huge turnout as evidence as overwhelming support. he also spoke out about voter fraud and hillary clinton supporters shouldn't be allowed to vote multiple times. hillary clinton released her tax returns. this shows the clinton's

in taxes. their tax rate was a bit above 30%. 10% went to charitable donations. this shows they have nothing to hide unlike their opponent. we have one more look at wetter. if you look outside you see blue skies. maybe clouds here or there. you are wondering were the rain is coming from. >>reporter: it's on the way. to enjoy nice conditions. sunshine we are seeing from the storm tracker. jim made it out of the area were we dealt with a few pop-up showers this morning. besides the clouds taking over the skies it's starting off to be a pleasant day. wet weather is definitely tracking in.

good morning, lake county. you woke up to a few rain showers. i tracked to the east. daytime highs will be in the mid 80s throughout the afternoon. what we are dealing with is this tropical moisture. this low pounding on new orleans and baton rouge. that i are dealing with widespread flooding. some of this is lifting north. this hours to be pretty dicey. flood watch in place starting this afternoon until 8:00 p.m. on sunday. models show you exact timing b y 2:00 it's widely spread across northeast

eerie county. definitely heavy rains. some of our models are calling for two inches per hour. so, minor flooding is definitely a concern as we have dealt with stormy activity early this week. this will linger to the 7:00 hour. we will get a bit of relief by 8:00 p.m. several locations are dealing with showers. that's just around 1:00. we have anothe the cold front by tomorrow afternoon that will affect us once again. 87 with scattered storms and heavy downpours throughout your afternoon. 73 for tonight. slightly cooler as it front makes it's way through tomorrow evening. we lose the heat and humidity. i know it's been pretty high and oppressive throughout the

good old fashion sunshine tuesday afternoon. >> what making dealing with rain better, candy this store has candy you can't find anymore. we'll go to the sweetest place in all of northeastern ohio. everything is store in north america. >>reporter: this is enough to tell you this is a special place. mr. lollipop is the official greeter telling you how sweet life is. this is a story about a place where you can get your fill on

laffytaffies. know you speak my language. kids like stuff with sugar and sparkles. there is enough to hold any kids interest. >> that's why when you walk in the store you go wow. >>reporter: tom should know. he owns the candy company. in cleveland the largest seller of candies in north and caramels and soda which is hard to find. he sends it out to stores. >> all of those brands you can't find anywhere else we have them here. >>reporter: so much candy it takes big equipment to bring it in. so much candy they stack it to the ceiling. if i'm a kid let me at it. how much candy comes in here?

>> i'm pulling saltwater taffy for an order. >>reporter: this will put a tickle in your taste buds. this is kids club. here are a few girls shopping in the candy store. all smiles. i call them the giggle sisters. a lot of giggles, huh? >> yeah. >>reporter: i know, girls. this will bring out the giggles in everybody. it wasn't at the beginning when he walkedaway from a good job to become an mr. lollipop. >> i don't believe i peaked money the first two years. >> you can doing all right now? >> yeah, did you see the car out there. >>reporter: life is sweet. >> yes, life is sweet.

used to be penny candy >> i can visual the candy dish. >>reporter: that's what you are selling. >> absolutely, memories. >>reporter: you have more than a half million pounds of candy. biggest shop in north america. talk about a shop. that's me. i bet it's also you. you buy candy then 40 years later you are still together. >> that's us. >>reporter: tom knows candy. give me kid candy. i guess you can call my friend

taffy. >>reporter: where did you get that from? >> out of the truck. >>reporter: when it comes in daily you have to keep it going to keep up with all of that sugar and spice. this caters mostly to the kids but mom and pa come in too remembering their own -- candy store. >>reporter: i'll take one of them and one of them. give me two of them. now that's real comfort food. >> a lot of options to say the least. as leon said he has an inventory of 5,000 pounds of candy. that's valued at $2 million.

welcome back. we'll have one final look at the weather. you have been busy this morning

weather will move too. not much to report. >>reporter: yeah, just a lot of sunshine right now. storms and rain, heavy duty rain will make it this way by your afternoon hours. we will crack the cold front by tomorrow evening. this will be an 36 hour event. a lot of rain and moisture. we needed this but have not picked up the pieces from storms earlier this week. make sure you are online. have your storm app. we'll be here all day tracking the storms if any of them go to severe they are here for you. >> one thing we saw is the wind as well. you said there might be wind with these storms. >> we are still dealing with above normal warm air. we could see 60-mile per hour

weather. we will keep our eye on that. after we get over the weekend we'll have a lot of sunshine next week. the humidity is down and we are staying 81. >> as you said earlier this morning we need to get through the next few days. thank you so much and thank you for spending part of your saturday with us.

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