. we begin this noon hour with a story developing wayne county. a murder in orville. good afternoon, everybody. this is leon bibb. as we detailed on our good morning cleveland broadcast, a 21-year-old man was shot in the chest and it was around 7:30 last night in an apartment on north ella in orville and it was next to the high school. the police confirmed that paul claron, age 67, was arrested at the scene on murder charges. so far, we don't know the name of the victim and we're still working the story.

murder this week and this was at a taco bell drive-thru. rape police announced a $5,000 reward in the killing of robert neesak. someone shot and killed him during a robbery attempt on sunday night. there were no surveillance cameras in the area, and police have a vague description of the killer. >> and now, we turn to the all- important power of 5 weather forecast. and this is the scene from our city from far out of our city. we're looking at so far. and seeing sunshine. and meteorologist janessa webb is saying that that can change in time for the weekend. right, janessa? >> and we do have storms that come in, leon, early on sunday and we're still tracking that wet weather this afternoon. >> yeah. >> and it's pretty right now? >> and i want you to get out there and enjoy it as we track a few scattered storms this afternoon and we'll be on the isolated side and not going to be washout day at all and

sunshine and sun and the clouds mixed with the towering cumulous clouds starting to build across the area. the temperature as, cross the bord are on the warm side still and look at that humidity from this morning. we were in the lower 60s and have jumped up fairly quickly and there is the southwest breeze about 5 to 10 miles per hour and 5 live radar is picking up one little lonely spotty shower. just making its way to wayne county. moving west, excuse me, east fairly quickly here. no lightning is associated with it and we're tracking this big batch of moisture currently affecting chicago-green bay area and this tracks to the north and we're still tracking a few showers throughout the afternoon, as i said hour-by- hour, we'll see a bit of raindrops falling and the day time highs are in the 8s. i'll be back in a moment and we'll talk about severe weather

weekend. leon. >> thank you, janessa. and we'll touch base with you in a bit. new at the noon hour, we learned a local woman will go to prison for attacking her own mother. a judge gave joanna barns 7 years in prison. she pleaded guilty to felonious assault. the woman's sister had been sentenced for the same crime. the police said the women rocked usb -- wrapped usb chords around the mother's neck and one of the woman tried to smot and a news alert about the scandal surrounding ryan lochte and three teammates. they lied about being robbed while partying on sunday. moments ago, ryan lochte said sorry. and two men arrived in the u.s. and the fourth reached an agreement with brazilian authorities. marcy gonzalez brings us up to date on a story that has is had international implications. >> reporter: olympic swimmer

teammates were robbed at gunpoint in rio, posting on social media i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend for not being more careful and candid in how i described the events of the early morning. and he initially told nbc after a night of partying, the athletes were targeted by armed men posing as police. >> and he pulled out his gun and put it to my forehead. >> reporter: police in rio claim this surveillance video tells a different see one of the swimmers pull a sign off of the wall. he comes out of the bathroom where the gas station owner said they broke down the door and they're seen getting into the cab when they are confronted by this man, a gas station security officer who detained the athletes until they handed over $50 and the video cuts out for three minutes and they insisted it was in that time that they were held up at gunpoint and forced

two of the swimmers, bentz and conger, landing in miami and jimmy fiegan still in rio agreeing to pay $11,000 to get his passport back. >> he needs to be concerned. he's there. >> and there is no full explanation for the conflicting accounts but in his apology, he went on to say it was traumatic to be in a foreign country with a stranger pointing a gun and demanding money, adding regardless, he should have and meantime, here in northeast ohio, football season is getting underway and this part of the state and this part of the country, really. and today, one team won't be able to play on the homefield. and wellington is dealing with bleacher problems that we told you about almost a year ago. and according to the facebook page, the coaches don't want to play at a field without a press box. and so, today's vintage will be played at that school instead

updates on newschannel 5 starting today at 4:00. and a local school distribute is being sued by a student over the drug-testing policy. this morning, the sheffields, sheffield lake school district responded and she said her son was not allowed to participate in school activities after refusing to sign the concept form last year. she said the policy violates constitutional rights. >> if there is suspicion that somebody is doing drugs and you believe that someone is doing drugs, i don't have a problem with it. but you're -- the way this is set up is completely suspicionless. you're doing it without cause. >> and the district told us that the policy was meant to help educate students about drugs. the sheffield, sheffield lake district said that many parents thanked school leaders for the policy and that the supreme court upheld drug testing in

chair resigns. details about the revelations that prompted the move and what to expect from the candidates. and plus, new zika concerns. and the damage it can do to adults and why doctors want some people to volunteer to be injected with it. and that is -- . >> two disasters striking our nation at the same time. wild fire raging in california and our devastating parts of louisiana. we're watching the stories. bringing you brand new details.

. new video shows a horrible bus crash in newark. two commuter buses collided during the morning. it appears one t-boned the other. we know that one bus driver is dead. 19 commuters were hurt. and there is an important health alert right now with the zika virus that appears it affects the extended beyond unborn children and researchers say it adults. brain damage. the first study of zika in adults found it can, quote, enter the brains of adults and quoting again here, wreak havoc. and this is one day after doctors in the u.s. ask for volunteers to be epdistricted with zika. we're expecting new travel

department issued a statement saying it has not confirmed the cases tied to the miami beach area, but testing is underway and so far, 35 people, mostly residents, north of miami have been diagnosed with zeek a. and at the noon hour, fires and floods. people in louisiana start to clean up. wildfires continue to rage in california and we're breaking down the problems neighbors are facing as they return home to and too much fire. and here's janessa. >> and we're sitting in sunny skies right now. and the power of 5 is tracking a strong cold front for your sunday and i will give you

. 's fire so big that it can be seen from space continues to burn through southern california this afternoon. fire officials say more than 30,000-acres have burned so far. the flames have been pushed by high winds and those wins and the heat foundation are making it difficult for fis to get control of the fire in california.

about 4% contained. >> and communities are under mandatory evacuations and some residents are defying the orders and saying they are going to stay where they are. >> reporter: baton rouge, louisiana, more than 6,000 people are without power. the flood waters have been devastating. water levels are still high and some residents started the cleanup process and officials say more than 40,000 moments have been damaged and inspectors are each area to make sure they're safe enough for residents to return home. >> and it's hard to build for events that people call 700 year or 1 howe-yeared -- 1,000- year flood events. we have seen this in too many places. >> and this is going on as trump and his running mate mike pense are in louisiana for a -- mike pence are in louisiana. the republican nominees will tour the damaged areas. >> and we this is just in this

campaign manager, paul manefort resigned from the campaign after questionable payments in ukraine and he stepped down from the position earlier this week and kenneth moulton has the latest on the campaign trail from washington. >> reporter: donald trump's campaign chairman is out of a job. he resigned -- resigned under intense scrutiny for alleged intensive payments he might have received from a ukraine leader. he denies wrong doing. the p switched up the campaign manage meant this week who are seeing the results. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that and, believe it or not, i regret it. >> reporter: the brass talking tell it like it is polarizing republican appears to be changing his tone, though he never issued a specific apology. trump is in louisiana to tour

candidate is looking for a more presidential look and this might be the person behind it. kellyanne conway was on gma. >> i hope everyone criticized him for being incensative and mocking someone. at least show some recognition and some forgiveness. >> reporter: hillary clinton -- hard skepticism, calling it all an act and saying trump is literally started his campaign by insulting people. >> hillary clinton's america. >> started with trump putting out his first. a 4.8 million add space will run in four battle states and it hits clinton whose foundation announced a change in policy and will not accept foreign or corporate donations if she's president. kenneth moultop, washington. and that is the latest on politics why don't we check on the latest on precipitation. >> and it won't request away.

since last week. >> yeah. >> and had that severe weather and things have calmed down and we're seeing more sunshine and we have rain in the forecast and a cold front on sunday. >> okay. >> and so, get you on that and right now, you can see the sunny skies for downtown cleveland and they're cumulous clouds and continuing to build across the area, a sure sign we're seeing spotty weather across areas of the northeast ohio and the power of 5 showers are coming down from avon lake, north ridgeville to lorain and you're seeing a heavy downpour right now. no lightning associated with that and you can see more moisture is starting to pop up across the area, even stolen across 271 and into pepper pike, mooreland hills and you're seeing the clouds. definitely building out to that area and just a few lonely showers making its way east to the mansfield area and the good

moving out of the area fairly quickly. what i am tracking right now is widespread moisture that is affecting the chicago area. you can see it really is losing its force but some of that moisture is making its way to northeast ohio for our mid- afternoon. and temperatures across the board are starting to warm up. and i have a forecasted high of 85 and seeing temperatures very warm across lakeshore communities. upper 70s for tu and also in the last few hours, we have seen the humidity really rise here and we're back to that oppressive state across the area. 71 and that is the moisture in the air and probably have that ac cranking once again and the big weather story after we get over the spotty showers for today, to your saturday afternoon, we are tracking a very strong cold front that is going to provide us widespread

should have you prepared for that and let's talk about the showers for today across the area and you can see that they're on the light side from the 2:00 hour and things start to rev up here and that is that system to our northwest right now and that is on the scattered citizen and it moves in and out fairly quickly and that is not going to interrupt your evening plans and we start to dry out for your overnight before we start to tack about spotty showers again saturday. and today, forecasted high of 85 degrees and partly sunny skies. and just some sun and cloud mix. mostly cloudy tonight and 67. the warm air is in place and that should be a wonderful start to your weekend. unfortunately, we're going to track the wet weather to finish out the weekend and look at next week. a completely different weather pattern. a cooler air as that front moves through and we'll really

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. looking out the window. we have a mixture of cloud and sun. >> and yeah, the rain is on its way. it will be on the light side this afternoon and don't cancel any outdoor plans. the same thing for your saturday afternoon before the

morning, it's a good idea to sleep in and when it rains, this is good sleeping weather across the board by monday and lots of sunshine. >> and we're looking good and on monday and tuesday? >> i like it. >> and better than what we have been getting. >> and definitely a cooler temperature. seventys by monday and i shouldn't seen that in awhile. >> and we need the rain. and that is welcome. >> and it's all part. rain, sun and goes together. >> for janessa webb, i'm leon

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