. >> ohio edison has been out working to restore power to large branches scattered across large -- yards and wires down. it is tree split is now dismantled. this tree fell on the driveway with the roots exposed. other yards are untouched. at least one home was damaged with a branch piercing the ceiling of the living room causing a leak. the fire officials believe sunday night's storms were rotating judging from the damage, but they don't think it

edison crews are working hard to repair the damages from last night's storms here on when -- windfall road. fire officials tell us no one was injured let's check in on today's weather. janessa webb is standing by. what do you think? . >> it was a 36 hour event where we de storms across cincinnati sunday. strong storms with heavy rain turning roads tartar rivers. some streets and freeways were flooded -- to rivers. m streets and freeways were flooded many residents and businesses have flooded basements, cars and flooded streets many residents were displaced because of floodwaters. the rent cars is helping -- the red cross is helping some that

hour. these were heavy-duty storms that rolled through northeast ohio to southern locations of ohio. you can see the cloud that formed across lorraine. the run of that moisture was for medina county . right now with the radar we are not checking in the severe weather. high-pressure starting to build in once again and that is why we are seeing a ton of sunshine across the board. where we sky for lorraine. this is a shot from lorraine theater, nice summer conditions . temperatures yesterday: we were in the lower 90s with humidity off the chart. we have fallen 10 to 15 degrees and some spots. greater cleveland, 82 degrees. ashtabula 77. upper 70s from youngstown. mid-80s cordova and you philly -- you philly .

any rain. will allow those in medina to continue to pick up the pieces . we will go on a 36 hour stretch of not tracking any storms. in my 7-day forecast, we are going to step out of 80s and talk about the 70s returning for your midweek. right now police are investigating an apparent smash and grab. it was this morning in newburgh heights. a group of men rammed this minivan into the storefront of the fa east 55th and harvard. the man who saw the whole thing go down , tells us what happened. >> there was a lot of merchandise in there hands. none of them had a free hand open. they could barely get into the vehicle that was the getaway car. >> the impact of the van blue the glass window -- blew the

the money is pouring in and out of the campaign or the white house. donald trump has made his big add yet while clinton raised a big pool of cash over the weekend. here in washington detailing the story -- we are in washington detailing the story. >> reporter: donald trump to million-dollar ad by is is largest to date and plans to target hillary clinton in 9 swing states. >> the economy is the number one issue people are upset with the status first time we have seen an ad like, but that at will not help unless donald trump stays on message. >> reporter: they announced a major speech on immigration wednesday in arizona. over the weekend he invoked the memory of sarah route, a young i will woman killed in a drunk driving -- iowa woman killed in a drunk driving accident by an illegal immigrant. >> will use immigration laws to prevent crimes and will not wait until some immigrant --

harmed or killed. >> reporter: he says he will be tough on lawmakers saying he will continue that team in his tweets this morning saying how many more crimes, honey more shootings will it take for african-americans and latinos -- how many more shootings will it take for african-americans and latinos to vote trump. hillary clinton raise $1 million in the hamptons but she continues to be haunted by her emails during her time of secretary of state. >> it is a crazy situation that can put away the other one because of there own problems in the course of this whole thing. >> reporter: both sides are trying -- challenging the other over health records. clinton said she has released a detailed doctor letter and says that donald trump's letter is laughable. there are over 200 companies that are targeting kids and adults like this. they are getting up to $1500 in order to do the same thing that can be done for free.

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don't be alarmed if you see more flying objects. the latest on the landmark day or drone flights and what it may mean for pilots. now here is janessa. . >> temperatures are pretty warm. i will show you hour by hour and show you the cooldown that is coming to northeast ohio.

in chicago, police have arrested 2 people in the shooting death of the cousin of the nba superstar dwayne wade. 2 brothers are charged with first-degree murder. they were confronting a uber driver friday afternoon when they started shooting at him. the 32-year-old aldridge was caught in the crossfire. she was killed while pushing her baby stroller nearby. the child was not hit. the brothers had deep ties to a game and were on parole. there was a scare at a major us airport in that passengers -- and that said passengers scrambling out of

feared was an active shooter, it turned out to be nothing. now authorities are looking into how this may have exposed serious could security issues -- serious security issues pick [ audio playback ] >> reporter: reports of gunfire bringing lax to a standstill. >> there was a flood of people that came running into the bathroom saying there was a shooter. >> reporter: it sent passengers running for cover, some >> we immediately started running, we went through an emergency exit that was close to a gate, we ran down on the runway. >> reporter: according to police, a false alarm that target was 911 calls about this man dressed in a thorough costume believed to be armed -- zorro costume believed to be armed with a sword which police determined was plastic.

things happen. >> reporter: the man wished to remain anonymous and the scare turned out to be loud noises. this comes weeks after chaos erupted at this airport prompted by loud noises from olympic celebrations. now, one lawmaker is calling for federal investigation into airport emergency responses. . >> innocence this was a blessing because without anyone being hurt, we got to see the weaknesses in ou it would be terrorist incident. but we have to learn from it. >> reporter: no one hurt in new york but we're told one person was injured in los angeles. police there are still trying to determine the source of those loud noises. also, you could soon see more drones flying above your head. that is because the faa rules for the commercial use of drones goes into effect today

may not fly higher than 400 feet or fly at all at night. they must be under 55 pounds and must remain in the visual site of a human operator. they say operators will no longer need to get pilots licenses. now they must pass an aeromedical exam. more than 3300 -- aeromedical exam. more than 33,000 people -- 3300 people exam this morning . let's get a check outside. what are you seeing? >> we were tracking severe weather saturday evening to yesterday. things have started to dry out. >> that is a good. what else do we know about what is going to happen? >> are you ready for cooldown? here it comes. as we step into september we're looking at more cooler air. across northeast ohio right now, look at this goodness. there is not a cloud

are composite radar is not picking up -- our composites coverage -- radar is not picking up on any cloud cover . good afternoon. 82 degrees right now. temperatures yesterday, we were in the lower 90s for the 26 time of 2016. that bowl of warm air has been broken down. look at humidity levels. we are back into the lower 50s. this is a lot more breathable air. out toward illyria, 79 degrees. cooler conditions even is for stark and summit counties, 84. dover new philly from millersburg to the kill buck area will be hotter. this high pressure is to the north of us and that is what is allowing for all of the sunshine. the closest moisture i am tracking in the central plane where they are dealing with severe weather, that moisture a striking more toward the north. it will allow us to be in this

few days here. shades definitely needed throughout your afternoon. let's show you your hour by hour : if you have outdoor plans, lots of sunshine. by tonight if you have softball games or one of the out and about, we should be in the upper 70s. we definitely are tracking in that cool air. communities down for the next 36 hours, but also across the us, the big story is this tropical depression. right now it is all about if it moves toward the west -- it is tropical depression 9, it will affect tampa to portions of miami. also the track on the system is looking like it could affect the carolina coast . we're definitely keeping our eye on that. if it hits landfall we're talking about a lot of moisture, gust of to about 60 to 70 miles per hour. definitely keeping our eye on

fret, 82 with mostly sunny skies . the breezes definitely picking up this afternoon. we were dealing with the southerly flow throughout your we can. it has transition to the northwest at about 10 to 50 miles per hour. 60 tonight. we have dropped about 10 degrees for our overnight low. that is due to the high pressure building here. it is definitely cooler air. you can probably lose the easy and open up the window. this is acronym canton your back -- akron and canton you are back in the mid-80s . free 7-day forecast: 81 by wednesday afternoon . we will track a few clouds appear quite thursday temperatures are in the 70s. overnight lows back in the mid- 50s. we are also on the radio, cleveland star 102 and 98.5 w

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