a normally quiet neighborhood in brook park finds itself at the center of a tense scene overnight. we have an update on a nearly six-hourlong standoff between a shooting suspect and police. >> and a death toll rising in turkey. at least 50 people after a suspected terror attack at a wedding. >> and we start with a live look from our tower cam. and blue skies hanging on there and as you look at downtown cleveland and beginning the weekend. hello and welcome to this sunday edition of good morning cleveland. i'm nick foley with janessa webb. if you walk outside today, certainly a noticeable difference. and while the tamps are close for the same right now, it

the hazy, hot conditions, we're over that. >> and today is more comfortable in the area. you can see to wake county. and the cumulous clouds taking us over. you will notice the sun and cloud mix and also still have that chance of a spotty shower. the 69 degrees greater cleveland right now. and look at the dew point. we were sitting in a lower 70s finally out of our area. and to cool down temperaturewise for today. and upper 80s near 90s and the forecasting of a high of 75 for greater cleveland. right now, 72 and dover, new philly, 73 degrees and good morning. upper 60s and that cooler air is working its way in.

and huron county, we're sitting in a lot of sunshine. and it's going to be a great day to be outside. and still tracking the possibility of a little isolated activity. and around the 2:00 hour. and 72-radding here and not heavy, duty rain. but wow. from yesterday? ninetys! we first brought you new after six hours, the is speck confirmed dead by police and this morning, whoever waiting to hear the condition of the man expected of shooting meg shaw live in brooke park and what can you tell us about that man's condition? >> when that guy spoke with the park police before the beginning of our show, a couple of minutes ago, they were still unable to it will me how that man is doing. the only thing we're told this morning is that he was taken to metro health medical center and

looks look here this morning and busy as people are making their way around. and slowly is and stopping and a lot of people telling us this is the quiet neighborhood. and started before 7:00 when police got a call. saying a man was shot. and from neighbors. carl atkins. he barricaded himself inside of the home here on richard drive. and finally after six hours of sent a robot inside and she shot herself with a gun. we talked to a neighbor during a standoff. she said the past 20 years, shelied on the streets and has never seen anything like this. >> and breaky. you can come up with anything. you have no clue what is going on. >> reporter: and now, police still have a lot of work to do in this case. we're still waiting to have many questions answered about what led up to the shooting and

each other or if they know each other and waiting on the condition of the victim, the man shot at all. and anything we hear today and live in brooke park, meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> and waiting for many details surrounding that story. thank you, meg. >> and police trying to figure out what happened to a woman found dead outside of an abandoned building in east cleveland. and show had several gunshot wounds and police have identified her an and a sad update to breaking news we first brought you yesterday on good morning cleveland. and the man found shot has keyed and cleveland police have begun a murder investigation into that case and there is no word on any suspects and the man's identity not being released this morning. and to an effort to fight crime in the area. people coming together to raise awareness about human trafficking in cleveland with the fashion show.

together. and the agencies hosted the runway freedom multicultural fashion show to bring money and awareness to these issues. >> and the weirdness of human trafficking in our own communities and backyard. we have an issue in cleveland and there is not a state or country that does no the have an issue with human trafficking. >> and we're both working with groups of people that have been oppressed or persecuted at some point in their life and has had from them and they're at a point where they're starting a new well of in my case and refugees are coming to a new country and starting a new life and they need help navigating that. >> and many survivors -- all took part in the fashion show. and we have learned a young sound lawyer held in contempt of court for wearing a black lives matter pin is now suing. the attorney andrea button said

court and that bans political buttons in courtrooms. and burton's lawsuit names the city of youngstown and two judges. and construction set to begin at hall of fame village in canton. work on several major projects will start this week. the south stands of the stadium are to come down and a few-star hotel and conference center is to be built as well. a center for excellence is planned that will likely house a coach's academy and oh fishiating institute. this is stage, fee hundred million dollars development plan. and a traffic alert to keep in mind if you're heading out today. several exit ramps closed on i- 77 and they're to and from state route 82 and pleasant valley road and rockside road will be closed one at a time. and this is because of a repavement project that is scheduled to go on all week. and thank you for starting your sunday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up, one last day of

moments of this year's game ahead of tonight's closing ceremonies. >> and believe it or not, this man, 31 years old, we'll show you how police were able to see through this clever disguise. janessa has your local weather. >> and wake up to the sun and cloud, makes for cooler temperatures. i will show you in my seven-day

. good morning, everybody. our cameras payment the picture really well here. toledo, you're seeing sunshine from lorain theatre. a few clouds out and about for western locations. but you can see how they're really big for lake county. we have that cold front that is moving across the area and that is why you're seeing increasing clouds. throughout the day, you're going to no the temperature change across the area. we're about 15 degrees cooler today from ashland to county. look at that. 77. closer to the lake. you will notice the breeze picking up and out of the west. 15 to 20 miles per hour and 75 for greater cleveland and the warm air in place and pushing that 80 degrees mark and nick, yesterday, i was talking about putting people back in the pool. and how about just grill? and lower 70s with partly sunny conditions. >> and mid-70s in mid-august.

thank you, janessa. and overnight, the death tolls is in turkey and esis is blamed for an attack on a wedding and it happened at an outdoor wedding in the country's southeast region and that is about 60 miles from ale, o. turkey's president said there is no different between isis, kurdish rebels and the u.s.-based clerics he blames for july's failed coup. >> and in alabama, police calling the murder of five people the ever seen. and this is the man believed to be behind the murders and one victim is five months pregnant and the only survivor, a small infant found in the home when officers arrived. >> and we don't know exactly who the relatives are right now and we're working diligently toward that and so -- and [

that multiple weapons were used in this crime, including a gun and he's in custody after turning himself into police overnight. and a fugitive in custody in massachusetts overnight. sean miller is 31 years old and he was disguised as an elderly man when federal and local authorities found him. and as you see right there. authorities found $30,000 inside the home where he was staying and two loaded weapons as well and he was indicted in april and intent to distribute. >> and we this is a look at last night's winning lottery

. 10:15. a tragic ending to an amber alert. the body of 5-year-old alana hurdle was found hours after the alert was issued. the suspect in her been arrested. 26-year-old zachary anderson is a family friend. police say he was staying overnight at the home. the girl's mother woke up to discover them gone. and a notre dame university said the five football players arrested on friday night are subject to dismiss am and indiana state police say the players were pulled over for speeding. investigators said the trooper smelled marijuana in the car and police later searched the vehicle and found pot and an unlicensed handgun in it's.

a handgun and most were pretty young and -- young and ranging in age from 18 to 21 and all three are a mix to create a recipe for disasters. >> and all five players now facing marijuana possession charges and three have been charged with possessing a gun without a license. the university said it will decide if additional sanctions should apply to the players. and the growing wildfire in central california is inching closer to the historic hearse castle. they're 3 and a half the hilltop estate. a wind shift caused the fire to jump a containment line that prompted more evacuation orders and it's burn burned more than 3,000-miles and destroying more than 120 homes. >> and the united states is leaving no doubt it controls rio with another dominant performance yesterday. and jim ryan has our report

matthew jr. blazed across the finish line, becoming the first american to medal cold since 190 aims error error. and the u.s. held off the jamaicans. allyson felix ran home for the sixth gold medal and the sixth straight in the event and she has more gold medals than any other woman in olympic track and field history. in the men's 4 by 400 relay, the american team was dominant. merrick running anchor. and the woman's team has dominance on the court, beating spain in the final game. the 49th straight win in the olympics. this is the american wedge's sixth consecutive gold medal. >> and i am filled with. >> i was able to do something to inic my family and friends and everyone affected by the flooding proud. >> gwen joggenson leave some with emotion. she swam, biked and ran her way to the gold medal for the u.s.

american athlete,ma know or woman in this event. >> and it's incredible to work for something for four years and you have one day to accomplish it and i was able to do it on the one day. >> reporter: in the men's 5,000- meter, repeated as olympic champion and holding off the american chilimo and he was disqualified and later re- enstated to take the silver. ryan lochte on camera the first time since talking about a fabricated version of the international incident at the rio s news -- . >> that is why i am taking full responsibility for it. and that is because i leave exaggerated the story and if i never did that, we would not be in this mess. >> reporter: and one day before the 2016 summer games if shallly closed, host country brazil had something to remember them by. the first gold medal in soccer. it won the match and support

of joy. >> i and a nice moment for brazil. the u.s. has a commanding lead heading into the final day of competition and americans brought it in 116 total medals and 43 gold. the coastest competitor is china and great britain, pushia, and germany round out the top 5. and with the rio games wrapping up, we're going to look at the all-time medal totals for the modern olympic games and don't include this year's games just yet. united states has the most medals of all time with 2,405 medals and next up, the soviet union with less than half of that and great britain, germany, and france make the all-time list. and years of domination. you have to figure at least one more gold medal when the u.s. men's basketball team goes to court against serbia. >> and you call them that win. >> yeah. >> and we'll see. jan assess is joining us

compared to yesterday. the sun was out and less humidity. >> right. >> and we can feel that. >> if you're not a hot weather fan, we're finally over that and we had a cold front moving back in and it's pretty strong. it's taking our humidity levels out of the 70s range, which is oppressive air. and now, we're in the lower 60s. so you can go ahead and just open up that window and get some nice breathable air into your home and break. yesterday, 89 for greater cleveland. official high but we have hadsome spots, the lower 90s. and today, 76, folks, we're seeing about 14 to 16 degrees in temperatures for spots this afternoon. if you're needing a taste of fall, here we go and 72 right now for greater cleveland. also, lake county, you're seeing those high cumulous clouds taking over right now

west from elyria, ashland, mansfield. currently in the upper 60s and dew points, as i said, lower 70s. yesterday morning, from elyria to cleveland is that will continue to decrease and a cooler weather pattern taking over. the 5 live radar is not taking up moisture. the eastern locations, you're sitting coverage and that high pressure works in from the west. that front is tracking east fairly quickly here and that is going to allow us to see cooler weather. it's not us from denver to st. louis, the contours map and the darker greens slide across northeast ohio and allowing for a more seasonable and cooler weather pattern. the future cast is showing you hour-by-hour here. you can't rule out the

afternoon and really going to watch around 8:00 tonight and that is southern cuyahoga county to summit and you can see rain in and out fairly quickly here. and we're dry thought the overnight. and we're looking forward to more sunshine throughout the afternoon. 76 with partly sunny conditions and that humidity is definitely gone. also, there is a breeze that is coming out of the west. 15 to 20 miles per hour and defini massillon, akron, and canton. you're slightly warmer today, lower 80s. the seven-day forecast, you can see the sunshine is playing a big role on monday and tuesday. and if you're looking for more heat, returns by thursday. >> and that is a great day to get out and watch the baseball players for sure. the indians coming back to earth a bit after two straight walkoff victories and made things interesting late against the blue. >> reporter: jays -- the blue

other local names using the preseason to get their time in the spotlight. and hakim has more in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. everyone and their mother wanted to see the indians play after what happened friday night. a sellout at progressive field before the season and the thing is, the indians -- everyone happy. and josh collin back with the team after dealing with a family emergency. top two, no score, two on, two out, the chopper to third. and jose ramirez with the bare hand pickup and can't get and this is another. the great hustle play by the blue jays. bad break, they take a 2-0 lead and top three, 3-0, reporto and facing melvin upton with a runner on and the meatball. upton crushes it for a 2-run homer. five-0, blue jays like that. bottom 4, indians down 5-1 and in the corner, he delivers the base knock to center and jason kitna scores, a 5-2 ball game. and facing sanchez.

three-run homer and we're tied at 5. eighth homer of the season. check out sanchez here. none too pleased about that one. and the indians dugout, they love it. the top 5, though. and the first in the inning. ed win encarnacion and serves it up, the 36th homer. gives up three home runs in the game and it's 6-5, blue jays. and the bottom 9, the final out and look plate and osunain withs the battle and the ground out to wind the game. indians lose 6-5, the final and the game today at 1:00. >> and browns meantime off yesterday and back at practice before hitting the road for tampa bay. they will have two joint practices with the buccaneers this coming week and leading up to the preseason matchup on friday night. elsewhere, a couple of former buckeyes playing in the preseason. rookie quarterback, cardell jones with the second half of

giants. gets hit and helmet off of here. 6'5", 250 and sheds and it's knocking the head, though, and staying in the game. the fourth, going deep and, well, he gets picked off. jones was 6 of 12 for 83-yards and beat the giants 21-0. and from a rookie to a veteran. tied guinn jr.. his feet on display against the titans and cam newton finds him, and ted ginn jr. does the year nfl veteran and can still 35. the panthers defeat the titans 26-16. and that is your morning sports. have a great day. and already -- and a great story. a world war ii veteran making history to help honor it. it started with a love for running and a relay race. eddie andrews got national attention several years ago running a relay race at the age of 88. and so, he decided to keep things going and ran three days

yesterday, at the age of 93, he finished a cross-country track in saint simons, georgia. the reason, to help raise money and awareness to bring the lsd- 325 vessel across the atlantic. it's the only left from world war ii that is fully operational. >> and give some people credit that built them and that sailed on them. almost every serviceman has been on one, world war ii and vietnam. and now there are none left. >> and how about that for inspiration. he finished his run yesterday, a day after turning 93. he raised more than $16,000 for the ship that he wants to bring to normandy, france, for the 75th anniversary of d-day. and still ahead for you on your sunday morning, riders who rely on rtas green line in for a rude awakening when it comes to their commute. we'll tell you what is the problem and how long customers

was massacred in pike county, the state attorney general releasing some now details about the investigation. you're watching good morning

. hello, everybody. it's 10:29. and we start the half hour with another live look outside of downtown cleveland across the

our earthcam. you can see the clouds up ahead. the sun is shining as well and should be a nice sunday for you as you continue your weekend and welcome back to good morning cleveland. i'm nick foley and we have several developing stories for you this morning, including a nearly six-hour standoff with police finally over in brooke park. meg shaw has new details about what went on inside that home. first, a check on that weather with janessa webb. >> and good morning, everybody. we're off to a great start and a cooler weather pattern if you we have lost it due to a cold front making its way across northeast ohio and temperatures right now, greater cleveland, 69 degrees and dew points, lower 60s and we're talking about the oppressive air and finally calming down. there is the breeze coming out of the west and whoever forecasting 15 to 20 miles per hour throughout the afternoon and some windy weather and that

county and upper 60s and cooler air for inland locations from mansfield to ashland and a lot of sunshine in store throughout your sunday. you can see the clouds to the east and some high pressure building for eerie-huron county and that is why they're sitting in partly sunny conditions right now and hour-by-hour, going to be a fantastic day to be out and about more comfortable conditions. folks, as the front continues to move south, we are not little bit of isolated activity. and now, nick, yesterday, we were in the upper 80s near 90s and look at the fall. daytime high of 76 for greater cleveland. >> and definitely a big difference. thank you, janessa. and dozens of law enforcement officers convincing on a home in brooke park overnight. after six hours, the standoff is over. neighbors and police left with a lot of questioning this

>> reporter: this neighborhood has been active this morning, especially here within the last hour or so and a lot of people driving by this house, slowing down and some stopping. a lot of neighbors on the street talking to one another and talking about what happened. and a lot of people say this is a quiet neighborhood. they never expected anything like this to happen. of course, that is the house where the standoff happened and you can see the windows shattered in the front door and a lot of debris in the front yard. a lot of unanswered questions at this point. going on from neighbors i am hearing. it started around 7:00 saturday evening and police tell us they responded to the neighborhood after they got a call saying a man was shot. now, moments later, the shooter being identified by neighbors to me, 37-year-old carl atkins, they say he barricaded himself inside the home here on richard drive. and now, police and s.w.a.t. teams tried to negotiate with atkins for six hours and sent a robot inside of his home. and that is when they found him

gun. and as for the man who atkins shot, we're not getting any new details about his condition. the only thing we're being told this morning is that he was taken to metro health medical center for his injuries. we're not getting any updates about that or anything else. if he knew adkips or how he knew if they -- atkins or how he knew everyone each other and there are a lot of a sudden -- ansinnerrad questions. >> and a -- unanswered questions. and if you commute on the rta green line, you will have to take a bus to work tomorrow. a huge sinkhole opened up under the tracks. maintenance workers were working on the line when's four foot hole opened up. hey told us a piece of heavy construction equipment fell into that hole. until it's fixed, they will run buses instead. >> and four people were charged with drug trafficking.

pill mills. more than a million doses of amphetamines were sold at the clinics. three employees, including a doctor and a nurse charged. the clinics have been closed since last year. and several west virginia residents are recovering after a turn of events that is eerily similar to what happened in akron on july 4th weekend. the officials say at least 26 people overdosed on heroin in a four-hour period this week. all of the overdoses happen radius and they believe the drug was laced with a powerful chemical. in akron, it was discovered an animal sedative was cut with the batch of heroin. and health officials issuing a warning about that powerful drug combination. and a local lab detected car fentanol in some heroin this week. and last month, it cost more than 100 overdoses and eight

more information about the 8 family members murdered in pike county. he believes whoever killed the family was familiar with the victims and the homes. investigators believe that those living in the area know more about the murders than they're telling investigators. the investigation is ongoing into the april murders. >> and we in toledo, landlords are going to have to make changes to older buildings. the new law requires properties build before 1978 to be inspected for lead before can be rented. properties where child care is provided need inspections and that goes into affect in january. and an ohio farmer is being warned about a take beerual disease -- that could impact their herd. they tested positive for bovine tuberculosis. cows can get the highly contagious disease and farmers are asked to make sure they can't come into contact with wild animals and hunters should

under three months away from election day. the presidential campaigns are working overtime. and we have some new spending numbers. see how the candidates compare. >> and a tornado companying down in ohio. we'll -- a tornado touching down in yoio. we'll see you the damage in dayton. >> and tracking that cold front is allowing us to see cooler air. i will show you in my every is aft how long the 70s stick

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. and good morning, everybody. we're finished seeing off your weekend on the good side. look at the sunshine for greater cleveland and the clouds are working west. the lake geauga county, you're seeing overcast skies and western locations starting off your morning with a ton of sunshine across the board. the temperatures are cooler and get behind them, this afternoon and we're looking 76 and some breezy weather out of the west, 10 to 15 miles per hour and i know you have been wanting to hit the golf course and this issy special for you and by noon, we're at 72 and still tracking isolated raindrops. all in all, not a bad day to get there. >> and this is providing lots of options and check out the pictures, janessa, of a tornado touching down north of dayton.

their side. and some eerie images there. >> i got a phone call. i was -- had been told how much damage it was. i was prepared for it and when i got home, still nothing prepares you for this. >> and this is part of a line of storms that passed over us and it was significantly weakened by the time it hit the cleveland area and janessa is back on track to talk to you about this and we have some fridge and common here. >> reporter: we have had a couple of warnings last year and no tornado warning this year but we're in the peak of severe weather season and of people starting to get laxed. august and september and that is when things really start to rev up and last night, ahead of the cold front, were some cells that had damaging winds and allowed for that tornado to really touch down. >> and while they don't come here that often, they need to

>> and we always talk about preparation is definitely necessary, and in a big, haven't like a tornado. you know, you need to make sure you have some food, water, and also a safe area of where you're going to be, you know. you don't want to be on top- level floors, near tvs. just listen to our voice. we'll tell you where the warning is. if it's going to be affecting you, but you want to be on a basement level and not near a window. >> and sometimes it's okay to prepare for skin arrow. >> it is. >> and -- worse case scenario. >> and text or e-mail us at 5tips@newsnet5.com or tweet us

. 10:44 on your sunday. moving to politics with under three months before the november election. new reports show hillary clinton is way ahead of donald trump when it comes to campaign spending. finance cu campaign spent over $18 million in july while the clinton campaign spent about 38 million. the reports show the gop's biggest donors have yet to put the money behind trump. in all, trump's campaign brought in about 37 million while clinton raised $52 million. and meantime, clinton's future campaign raising won't involve leonardo dicaprio. at least for the short-term. he was scheduled to host a fund raiser for clinton but a source

said now he's asked timberlake and his wife to take over to. they will host the gala at their hollywood hills home on tuesday which is expected to raise millions for clinton's campaign. and as for the came pain, the race for the white house continues. donald trump campaigning in akron and john kosich has a look at that and more. >> reporter: and good sunday morning, northeast ohio. it's hard to believe it was one month ago the republican national convention wrapped up in cleveland and it was three weeks ago the dnc wrapped up in philly and the first convention didn't get started until august 27th and this is the longest general election campaign seen since 1960 and probably the only time during the campaign. you will her a i compareton sween -- comparison between kennedy and nixon and the candidates are making the most

donald trump will pivot. >> and for anyone waiting for trump to suddenly become more responsible, remember what a great american maya angelou said: when someone shows you who they are, believe them. >> reporter: trump, mean while, was in youngstown last week and will be in akron tomorrow night. he'll be in north carolina thursday and that he is a changed man. >> sometimes debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, 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 particularly where it may have caused personal pain. >> reporter: secretary of state john houston has a message for death campaigns.

allies say people are being disenfranchised, that is irresponsible. when donald trump said the election is going to be rigged, that is irresponsible. when our political leaders should be doing is build confidence in our election system so that more people will trust it and ultimately more people will come out and vote and participate in it. >> election day might be 79 days away, but early voting in ohio gets why underway in 52 days. cleveland might be checking the collective breath post cleveland. they're collecting leaves for future conventions as a result of cleveland's job well done. when rnc chair announced in july of 2014. >> the republican national committee chose cleveland. >> reporter: it sent the message to the rest of the world that cleveland was vetted and approved. since the balloons dropped four weeks ago, the city played host to smaller conventions with more on the way. planning the rnc was one thing and pulling it off without

>> and since the rnc, 60 new leads came in and 10 came in the last week. and i would say at least half of those were influenced by the media coverage and positive stories about cleveland. >> reporter: and as important as the number of leads is the number of people each convention would bring. >> the size of the piece of the business we're looking at are larger than a year ago. >> reporter: now hilton hotel has been the major recipient of the first wave of conventions, including one this weekend, bringing it 800 one next with 1,000. come september, there are bigger citywide conventions like content marketing world that brings in 3500 people. a show that several years ago outgrew cleveland. >> and that is a sample of a show that had to leave our city after 2011 because we don't have enough hotel rooms. now, we can stay with the growth and successfully am the group the next few -- handle the group the next few years. >> reporter: with democracy 2016, i'm john kosich. enjoy your sunday.

before. janessa joining us now and it's great to see how well cleveland was represented in well role -- in their role and this is looking god and the start of many things. >> and what looks good is the early part of the forecast and it's different than yesterday. >> and if you like the hot weather -- weather, i am sorry, i gave that for you saturday and sunday, for my cool weather fans and who needs a taste of fall. did you know? this is your weekend >> and i lover it. >> and 32 days until fall begins and we're getting a taste here and this morning. temperatures in the lower 70s and going to see the thermometer go up a few clicks today as daytime highs return to mid-70s. and there is cloud coverage to the west and that is making its way to lake geauga county. the temperatures right now for brunswick.

point this morning or afternoon. sandusky, 71 and still, that warm air is in place and showed noticings the humidities from madison and jep eva on the lake and ashtabula have returned to the low -- geneva and have returned to the lower 60s. and we're dealing with a wet breeze this afternoon. inland locations from way county and ashland, the feel like it. is in the lower 70s and that is a break. open up the window and you can see 5 live radars and clouds making an appearance for eastern and inland locations and to the west, partial clearing and we're seeing partly sunny weather and 5 live radar, you can see the wider view, though and that moisture and cold front continues to track east allowing for the cooler air to take over and

were seeing the darker yellows and the george that bubble of warm air and this is transitioning into more cooler air and i am going to continue to slueed to the east. i want to show you on future cast the potential for some isolated it of the and the front moves south and east. by 2:30, we're in the mid-70s and seeing our day time highs and you can see some spotty showers in the medina area nine, if you have some late evening plans for southern cuyahoga copy, you will see another bust of rain and that is in and out quickly. the brunt of the day, partly sunny and 76. folks, that is about 14 to 16 degrees difference from yesterday afternoon. and so that cooler air is tracking in and lower 60s for greater cleveland and wan county, wooster, mansfield and

you're going to wake up to some cooler air throughout your early morning hours and we'll go with 80 for massillon, akron and canton and not too bad and not putting you in the pool today and maybe the grill out and enjoy that cooler air that is moving in. lots of sunshine for monday and tuesday and i haven't forgot about you. if you like the heat and is the hot. more air that is and less humid, 82. and some on that forecast, love it. and a possible breakthrough this morning and the treatment and detection of parkinson's disease and researchers from university of college london have been able to detect early stages of parkinson's in rats by conducting simple eye tests. the findings highlight a way to diagnose the disease by looking for changes in the retina of the eye. it allows researchers to

disease and how some might be able to protect the brain and. >> in other health news, families relying on the epipen to treat severe allergies watched the price of the device sky rocket past few years and many companies don't cover it. it's gone over 500% in 7 years and while some experts say the technology hasn't changed much during the time. the maker of the device said, quote, prices have changed over time reflect important product features and the value the product provides and that leaves parents scrambling to keep up with the cost. >> and that is hard to swallow. it is. and we don't feel we have any other options and when your kids lives are at stake, you do what you need to keep them safe. >> and they're working to keep the pen safe on the preventive

forced to cover it. and we'll have a final

. and finally this morning, a kentucky man born without arms or legs define the odds proving anything is possible. with the help of a skateboard, chris coke has not been slowed down one bit. taking part in a number of road races. in fact, get this. he even completed a marathon.

four hours and 23 minutes. he was also registered for a 5k this weekend. and so you have it there. >> amazing. >> and no excuses for anything. >> no escaping. >> and janessa joins us with a look of weather. >> and no excuses for you not to be outside and enjoy comfortable temperatures. 76. lots of sunshine for your monday and tuesday. and we start to see the slight warm-up by thursday and tracking storms. >> a lot of sun in the forecast. >> all right. >> and thank you. and thank you for watching good morning clevel us and inside. building the cleveland browns is next and followed by the dawg pound report.

. hey, i'm sarah carns. there is a new dining option for visitors at the hard rock roxisono and mark is here to share with us. >> thank you. >> and tell us about the exciting news and this new option. >> our guest told us they need another dining option and asked them what they wanted. great pizzas, pastas, salads, sandwiches and all kinds of great amenities. over 30 toppings. you personalized menu selection and our team is sourced product from around the region. it's a great, great menu. >> and that sounds good. what is on the menu? >> and it's pizza and great pasta and over 30 toppings to select anything you want to make up your own dish that is knowallized for you. >> and delicious. >> what can they expect when they come to concerts? >> they should make a whole

show and get some hard rock products and enjoy the gaining experience. >> and what do you have? >> and we have icons like dolly parson and diana ross. seal, tears for fear, chicago, tom jones ising come and this is an a says -- jones is coming and this is an amazing help lineup. >> anything else? >> it's been an incredible year and 20 steakhouse and the wood fire grill and best entertainment property and we were named the number 6 top work place in northeast ohio and so, our $800 team members are excited about that distinct. >> and that is something to be excited about and that is great. that sounds so much fun. for more information, head over

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