. good afternoon, everybody. this is leon bibb witth kidnapping of a six-year-old girl in may. we now know that social media may have somehow played a role. the girl was taken from her home on cleveland's west 104th street. she was held at a different house for several hours. the same man also tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl from her elyria bedroom this year. the kidnapping of the cleveland girl was partially caught on surveillance video, but the police have not made arrests

new details during this afternoon's newscast of the. and also, we're following a developing story out of parma heights. that is where a driver of a car plowed the vehicle into a crowd at a concert. and it was last night when we brought you breaking coverage and today, this is what we know: six people were sent to the hospital, three remain there now. after the car hit a crowd of 100 people around 7:00 last night and parma heights first responders got there quickly. the police department and fire st driving the car hit the gas pedal instead of the break, running into the crowd. and then backing up and hitting an suv. so far, no charges were piled against the 74-year-old driver. and only on 5 this noon hour, we're hearing from a family of a man killed in an arson on the city's west side over the weekend and frank salamon was inside this duplex when it caught fire early saturday morning and his

her brother-in-law told us that scott was violent with him in the past. >> and i actual -- taken us to the hospital a few times for having concussions. and he would go back and say please stop. something is go -- bad is going to happen. what is it going to take? >> we're reaching out to police to see if they have been called in the past and scott is facing aggravated murder charges. she appeared this court this morning and was bound er and turning now to democracy 2015, the push for votes in northeast ohio and the race for the white house returns to this area today. donald trump plans to meet supporters in akron. meg shaw gets us ready with the details on tonight's trump rally. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump will be pitching his plan for the white house to voters here on akron and meanwhile, the -- [ indiscernible ] will

to protest -- supporters are to protest at 3:00 and while that is happening on campus, some officials who are against trump plan to hold a press conference urging the billionaire to release his tax returns. right now, trump is the only major party nominee since the '70s to not release his returns to the public and they plan to touch on the differences between his plan for the economy versus his hillary clinton's. and tonight, he's ex acted to talk about one of the biggest plans, the deportation of undocumented immigrants a i now hot 207ic because it's -- hot topic because it's unclear if he supports his original plans after kelly conway said the plan was to be determined. trump is expected to take the stage at is:00 and doors will open at 4 and, of course, we'll have a crew here and we'll keep

newschannel 5. >> and thanks to meg shaw for her report. >> and drivers in pepper pike are silent deal -- still dealing with traffic troubles there. cedar road is closed to traffic between brainard road and landerbrook drive because of a water main break and -- [ indiscernible ] by gilmer academy got the a dave from school and they said water is back on for everyone in the area; however, it could be wednesday before that part of the road reopens. janessa webb and we're getting a bit of a hint of autumn in the air. >> and exactly right. it's almost like a taste of pumpkin spice across northeast ohio and the fall-like temperatures have returned after being a weekend on saturday near 90 degrees and you can see some sunshine out there and the temperatures right now for greater cleveland and i am calling for that to be our daytime high.

that cool air tracking in from portage county to ashtabula and currently at 69 degrees. the dew points are down and this is breathable air that we are tracking in for northeast ohio and give that electorate a bit of a break and open up the window, get the nice breeze we're seeing and that is coming out of the west at 10 to 15 miles an hour and you will notice that stirrup. and power of 5 radar this isolated showers and things are quiet. a few high cirrous clouds into eastern locations. what do you have planned today? you will see more bright sunny skies, maybe softball games by 5:00 and that evening commute, we're sitting in mostly sunny weather, a clear evening. if you're over the 70s in the fall-like temperatures, i will show you in just a moment when we return to the 80s. leon. and thank you, janessa.

weather is make its way across the country. more than a dozen wildfires are growing and there are emergency evacuations in place as the fire burns thousands of acres across the state of california and others as well and near spokane and drivers encountered thick plumes of smoke in washington state. and with earth is not limited to the pacific northwest, i will tell you and in arizona, people took cover as a dust of -- blanketed a dust cloud over phoenix on sunday. at least 9 tornados were reported over the weekend and near san antonio, texas, torrential rains dropped 9 inches in only four hours and rescue workers had to rush to save people trapped by the flash flooding there. >> and he had water up to his neck and he was there for 30 minutes trying to kick out the window. >> and cleanup is underway in

residents are racing the clock to fight mold and mildew but that will take awhile. and the red cross is the -- said the flooding is the worst disaster since superstorm sandy and that is in 2012. 13 people died in that storm and more than $30 million in federal housing assistance has been approved to help people in the state. and coming up, more bad news for ryan lochte. a big-name company cutting ties with the about being robbed in rio de janeiro. >> and drugs dilemma. the rising cost of a life- saving allergy medicine. costing many families --

. the olympic games of rio de janeiro are officially in the books now. on the final competition, a cleveland cavalier struck basketball gold. kyrie irving helped team usa win a third straight gold in machine's basketball, and that means the u.s. won 15 of the 18th time the basketball has been played in the olympic -- olympics. and add a gold medal in the same year. it's an elite group of lebron james, michael jordan, and scottie pippen. >> and straight from winning gold medal in rio, daphne douglas -- daphne douglas, to

the miss america competition appears sunday, september 11th, by the way, here newschannel 5 and there is bad news, more bad news for ryan lochte. speedo is cutting ties with the u.s., on almostic swimmer after he admitted to lying about being robbed while in rio. the company speedo said that it will donate his $50,000 sponsorship to the save the children charity for the kids of brazil. and the u.s. olympic team is promising discipline they admitted they lied to being robbed at gummy on point and lochte takes responsibility for embellishing the story, which brought international outrage against him and the others. >> and up next, new concerns about zika and officials are warning the virus may have gone beyond florida. >> and leon, we're sitting -- [ indiscernible ] and cooler temperatures, but, we won't escape this without a bit of

. i have an important warning about the spread of the zika

concerns it may spread outside of florida and that other gulf coast states could see a new outbreak and now as elizabeth explains, one lawmaker is calling for more federal resources to keep families safe. >> reporter: the fight against zika is spreading to miami beach and means that they identified two zika hot zones. >> and this, does it put a damp or your trip? >> no. not yet. >> and still >> definitely. >> and i don't feel like i need to worry about it right now because i am not in the first trimester of my pregnancy. >> reporter: this expected mother visiting from mexico not concerned, but the cdc is not taking any chances. now warning pregnant women and their partners to avoid travel not just in those two hot zones but anywhere in miami-dade county. >> and i would not be surprised if we see cases in texas and louisiana, particularly new

there is going to be a lot of problems getting rid of standing water. >> reporter: with the spread of the virus beyond florida inevitable, health officials say attacking the virus by spraying addressively is key to containing the bug. the reason why some officials contend that congress needs to do more and quickly. >> and we have to make sure that we have -- and that it's free of riders to fully attack this virus. >> reporter: and according to for the zika virus is to run out next month and to keep this under control, they need help from congress and they need it now. >> mylan pharmaceutical is under heavy fire for hiking the price-of-a life-saving allergy medication by more than 400%

$600 per dosage and people depend on the medicine to help save lives. many worry they can't afford the epipen. forbes estimates the cost of the actual medicine is $1 a dose, but the makers of the pen said the company offers a savings car so many insured patients pays nothing. and -- [ indiscernible ] shutting down. a part of a deal with,ny vision who bought gawker media for $135 millio was pushed into bankruptcy after losing a lawsuit filed by the wrestler hulk hogan for invasion of privacy after the website posted parts of the wrestler's sex tape. univision agreed to keep 95% of the new york-based employees but the founder will be out of a job. you can soon see the tom benson football hall of stadium on the big screen. state representative kirk

talked with movie studio executives about expanded tax credits for film production. the canton repository is reporting the story where they think the pro football hall of fame area in canton would make a great location for sports fans. that would be nice to see a bit of hollywood back in northeast ohio. >> just a little. >> and that is all nice. how are you feeling, janessa? >> i feel like i can breathe again. >> yeah. >> and see the transition. >> >> and on sunday. today, i feel like, you know. kip spice. >> and not just that. >> and autumn is on the way and not here yet. and since that -- . >> and definitely if you need to know exactly, the word 30 days away and for the officials -- [ indiscernible ] >> and i will make note of that. >> and enjoy summer here and this is a cool weather pattern we're dealing with across

stick around the next 36 hours and the good news, we're not tracking rain and just sunshine and let's look at what is going on and to the east, a few clouds that are hanging around and look at the city, the green grass and -- [ indiscernible ] upped the are -- the upper 80s and lower 90s. and from saturday afternoon. in cleveland -- [ indiscernible ] before a great -- to sandusky. the lower 70s and noticing --

as well and up to 10 to 15 miles per hour. still, almost at the 8 degrees mark for madison to the menner area. and now earlier this morning, we were talking about temperatures for wayne county and it will be 55 degrees. the temperatures, we haven't seen them like that since early -- [ indiscernible ] and tracking -- the dew points across the board and this is breathable air. pretty high and often -- just the area that -- to flow again. five live radar is not picking up any moisture and just some high pressure that is actually tracking in, allowing for us to sit in the sunshine. and now, we're not the only ones that are dealing with the cooler weather pattern. most of the u.s., 73 in chicago; 77, september lewis. and this is really taking over

your future cast, by the lunch hour and for the evening commute. the baseball games tonight and we're tracking potential for a little bit of isolated activity if we do see it. it's in and out and fairly quickly. and you can see the clouds you stick around for 30 corridors to the portage county. lakeshore communities and really clearing out and by 8:00, a lot of us sitting in a lot of suns overnight lows with the cooler pattern. we're talking about cooler temperatures for your wakeups and throughout the overnight, mid-50s. look at that. that is a lower 50 degrees reading for way county. today, the daytime high of 76 and we're going with partly sunny and a few clouds out and about. we're in the lower 60s for tonight and greater cleveland is closer to the lake. 57. seven-day forecast, this is not

by wednesday, tracking the storms and rain by thursday afternoon. the start of the weekend lower 80s. and we're on the radio at steve

>> that is it for us.

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