. good afternoon, everybody. this is leon bibb. indeed, the broadcast begins with breaking news. person is dead after a robbery turned into a shooting in ashtabula county this morning and that is where te, a molina is live. what do we know, tera? >> reporter: leon, at one time, the sheriff described the situation as a hatfield-mccoy type of altercation. what we know right now is that this investigation was for some kind of robbery that resulted in an altercation and following a crash.

killed. we just talked to the special agent in charge. a robbery happened in the area in the wee hours of the morning. on his way home, a deputy stopped here where he believes the robbery suspects may be. when he got here, he called for backup. the car sped off and hit the telephone pole. you can see in the video, four deputies fired weapons and a man considered a suspect was shot and killed. the woman was with him was not. none of the four sheriff's deputies were injured and all four of them now, are on administrative leave. again, the shooting victim is considered a suspect and that is all we know right now. dci is here handling the investigation and the coroner is also here. now, again, we don't know if the suspect fired shots. we just know that the deputies fired shots and the woman who was with him in the car is considered a witness. she's currently at the ashtabula county sheriff's office. we'll continue to stay here and

live in ashtabula, tera molina, newschannel 5. >> many thanks, te, a. we'll look for your -- tera. we'll look for your reports later in the day. an alliance this morning. the flames moved fast. it was a -- on fire was a popular feed supply business. the structure was almost destroyed as it moved through on east patterson street in alliance. and the main building did burn to the ground. the fire also caused a huge power outage in the area. and there was this morning. this one in streetsboro. the fire officials in that community said is that two dogs were killed in the counterfire at a streetsboro camp ground. firefighters were able to get a handle on the blaze quickly -- quickly and there were no injuries reported other than the two dogs killed. >> and menner police are searching for a group of thieves who could be connected to a large ring of smash-and- grab. this is the scene on munson road. men or the lake, police say.

store. once inside, thieves took the atm machine, got away in a second vehicle. the police say the van the thieves used from a smash was stolen from a nearby apartment complex. if i can help police solve the crime or men or the lake police solve the crime as to who did it, you asked to call the police on men or the lake. and new at the noon hour, cleveland schools are back in session, but the district teachers are threatening to strike in two weeks. they just gave the district their official notice this morning walk-out if a contract with teachers can't be reached. meg shaw of our staff, details the story. >> reporter: september 1st, 6:00 p.m. the time cleveland teachers plan to go on strike over contract negotiations. the union giving the official notice just this morning. calling the decision to strike uneasy. contract negotiations between the union and cms started november of last year. in a statement released, union president david kolky hopes the school district and mayor use

the issue. he said, quote, all throughout the process, ctu fought for a contract that is good for kids and fair for educators. we won't take a contract back to the membership that doesn't meet the standard. meanwhile, the school district calls the union decision unfortunate and said that they're making preparations to minimize the impact this has on the 39,000 students. in cleveland, meg shaw, newschannel 5. and let's go to tera blake right now. the sunshine is trying to cover. >> and this is one day i am glad not to see full-on sunshine. the more sunshine we see, the better chance of severe weather. the limited sunshine, limited severe weather and that is a good thing. the clouds are moving pretty fast for us in wooster. what a shot of those dark, low clouds in wayne county and some of us on the west side will see rainfall before eastsiders as we're awaiting a cold front and it's moving into eerie and huron counties.

cleveland with maybe a -- or two of light rainfall in strongsville. 79, worcester; 82, canton and 82 in youngstown and diving into the rainfall, this is like no thunderstorm activity yet. and light rainfall stretching into norwalk and just barely into willard and out of reid and vanessa and this is just moving into the viewing area. so, if you're thinking of this, it's not yet here. the bigger, stronger showers and thunderstorms are still to pick up for us with the day's heating as well into the afternoon. this is ahead of the front that will move in later tonight. and that brings in the chance of severe weather and a marginal to slight risk. south and east have a better chance of seeing the severe weather and make sure you're checking out the news net 5 app. the storm has a high of 84. and we'll time out the storms next, leon. >> thank you, tera. >> and in louisiana, the search for survivors continues this hour. we learned a seventh body is

that recovered large portions of baton rouge. officials in louisiana report at least 30,000 people have been rescued and many of them are packed in shelters right now. with the rivers rising, officials warn the danger is not over yet. abcs elizabeth hurr is following the louisiana story. >> reporter: this view from above showing the widespread flood damage, the losses, heartbreaking for the homeowners. >> if anything, had is gone. everything. >> reporter: the neighbors -- her sense of treatment. and for them, e haveeen worse. >> it was -- even worse. >> it was nothing like this. a lot of displacedhood people and an area. this is whole towns washingtonned away at night. >> and those are like that. and we work so hard for it. >> reporter: the one of the of

flooding continues. and they're hoping to save their homes and anyone with boats also kept busy volunteering looking for neighbors who might be trapped. >> and we're trying to do whatever we can. and in the time of crisis and disaster. >> reporter: in parts of louisiana, more than 30 inches of rain fell in three days. so far, at least 30,000 people have been rescued. of them, 12,000 are now shelters. and the mayor said all 1500 residents will be forced to rebuild. >> and we're not going to give up. we're going to go to the blood beating. if it knocks us down, we're going to get back up and rebuild. >> reporter: when the hardest- hit areas of the water is finally starting to recede and that means towns downstream will be doing with swollen rivers and that is why they

thank you, elizabeth. hotels hacked. travelers, if you recently booked a handle radio, we have a important consumer alert to tell you about at the noon hour. how your credit card information could have been compromised. >> and as a battle of the blaze continues in northern california, police believe they have found a fire starter. the cases of arson, an arrest has been made. >> and two internet giants face off over a video calling why the google said its teachers

. we have a consumer alert for you now. if you recently stayed at a hotel, hackers may have stolen your credit card information. high hotels, spelled h.e.i. and resorts, h.e.i. hotel and resorts, which operates at 20 hyatt, sheraton, westin hotels and other states report that mallware was installed on processing system. he.e -- hei resorts say the software can capture payment credit card information. the company is working with law enforcement and financial institutions to address the breach. and all new at the noon hour, the battle begins. google is going up against facetime. the company launched a three new video-calling service called duo. duo allows users to make calls between ios and android devices and that is something facetime

what you look like before you place a video call. another cool feature of duo, if you can't click over, to answer a call coming in. google will send that caller a message saying you're unavailable. and we're trying to help vanessa find a forever homecoming up. vanessa is our pet-of-the-week. first, here's tera. >> and cuties intrigued by the cameras. and i will check in with her in a five minutes and i have a severe s who has the best chance of getting wet and seeing the storms, especially with our little ones heading off of the best this -- bus this week

. right now, more than 175 structures including homes and businesses have been destroyed by a raging wildfire in california. and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. the governor of california has declared a state of emergency in lynn county, 90 miles north of san francisco. yesterday, fema approved a state's request for a fire management assistance grant and also, authorities arrested a man authorities suspect may be

lake county, california, over the past year. and still, firefighters are battling the blaze, which has charred more than 4,000 acres. and donald trump's immigration plan of what he can extreme vetting is getting -- [ indiscernible ] and criticized. the results -- is calling for ideological tests for foreigners entering the country. the trump proposal is under attack by hillary >> reporter: donald trump's self-proclaimed immigration plan to defend against terrorism. >> and the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. >> reporter: today, the gop nominee's proposal to give a test to people coming from known terror zones is getting intense criticism. trump expanding his temporary

picture to flourish in our country and to embrace a tolerant american society should be issued visas. >> reporter: is it legal? constitutional lawyers say the short answer, yes. but the use of that presidential power would be a first. the supreme court would likely step in to limit trump's broad plan. hillary clinton's campaign quickly released a video and called trump's plan a cynical toy for scrutiny of entire religion. vice president biden spending the first day on the campaign trail with clinton pounced. >> terrorism's ideas are not only profoundly wrong, they're very dangerous and they very unamerican. >> reporter: clinton's superpack plans to temporarily stop running ads space in the battle ground states of colorado, virginia where the polls have her leading by double digits. is it overconfidence? president obama took a break from his vacation on martha's

the room that democrats should be running to election day or, quote, we're going to make a grave mistake. kenneth molton, washington. >> and i was singing one of my favorite songs this morning and soon it's going to rain. i said maybe you should shut up and not sing the song. >> and maybe if you stop singing that each morning, we can stop the rainfall. we wanted it all summer and we're getting it now. >> and it's not your fault. >> and we're awaiting a cold front. it's not much to now before we start to see the strong showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. and i will time it out for you in a few minutes and look for the low clouds in cleveland and some sunshine here and there and temperatures are going to be held down because was added clouds. 83, the current temperature and 84 is the high for us in cleveland. the dew points still up and southwest winds, breezy at about 18 miles an hour. and 70s and 80s across the area, a lot of cloud cover and

and just advancing farther east in eerie and huron county and sandusky, you missed it. you will see another shot within the next half an hour or so and no thunderstorms yet and this is very light. the heaviest concentration is still just moving out of dayton and concord, you can see the increase to the west. the showers and thunderstorms not indicated here and heavy rainfall, yes, and no thunderstorm activities and so waiting until the day's heating and that timing a small craft advisory with the winds and hazards. it's not advised to make your way to the beach today and doesn't look like a beach day. in case it was in your plans, you can see dangerous rip currents and big waves. keep that in mind. and weather-wise, we have increased our slight risk a little farther west and this does include more of the area and keep this in mind for the afternoon and evening hours. the storm shield app and being

news net 5 app and we'll keep you updated if anything happens. hail not likely but wind damage, yes, 65 miles per hour and the 2% chance of tornados. we have a lot of winds and the push with the front. there is that risk of seeing severe weather. the front clearing and we is the -- clears and we have lingering rain chances as the high pressure moves in and takes over. and that is a real nice dry day and we saw several days to go and you can see it by 4:00. it's lighting up on side, especially, and farther south for your wednesday forecast and remaining in the forecast until we push into thursday. the much bigger amounts to the south and from canton down south, keep this in mind for flooding concerns. i want you to be extra careful on the roadways and we're in the game, though, as we see the activity staying away from the area and we'll detail your seven-day in a few minutes and for now, check in with our pet- of-the-week.

cleveland star 102 and 98.5 ncx. catherine here this morning with us. >> hi. >> and with the cleveland atl and we have a sweetheart here loving on you. >> we do. >> and vanessa is intimidated by the camera movement and she's not sure about this and she's a very, very sweet girl. and very energetic. and like i was mentioning to you, i took her out in the play yard to burn off energy about ever we came -- we run and run and enjoy. and she beat really great for a family with a fenced-in yard. >> and that is perfect. >> and a family is good with kids? >> and older kids. she's learning her manners and about 45 pounds. she gets exuberant when she plays and does not know her own strength. and either no little kids in the family or someone who is a

lead her and guide her. >> yes. >> and if you want vanessa to be a part of the family and we hope someone does todaying brings her home -- today, brings her home, there on twitter and the screen. check them out.

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