. it was a rough and living in the collinwood neighborhood of cleveland this morning. there were explosive sounds as the car went up in flames at the corner of whitcomb and kipling in northeast cleveland at east 152nd street. >> and the blaze, like blazed this morning. >> and that was trouble enough. then came a dangerous discovery found near the car that put residents on edge. >> and there was a gun. i touched it as i know i

have gotten the cops here. it was fully loaded with a .9- millimeter, i'm saying. >> this is leon bibb. it was a busy time for cleveland police. it was a burned-out car, burned so much so that it was unrecognizable. and a loaded gun found feet from the school. the mother without a car thinks she may have been targeted over a breakup. she counted her blessings this morning that she, her daughter, and her neighbors were not hurt. >> and it was -- entire house. i have residents under me who have two the girls. you think about nothing or nobody. two other vehicles in the car. that could have blazed all three and they would have been through. everyone in the house. >> as police investigate, cleveland officers are asking for help from the public. if you know anything which can help in this investigation, you're asked to call cleveland police. elsewhere in the news, it

crash. the police were chasing a stolen u-haul from strongsville into cleveland. the driver crashed at the intersection of lorain avenue and west 41st street and also involved was a strongsville police car. the cleveland ems transported one person to the hospital. this is the third time in over three weeks strongsville police have chased suspects from its jurisdiction into cleveland. brutally beaten and discriminated against. that is what a homeless cleveland is claiming. she was a victim of a violent crime. she claims that cmha police are biased. as joe paganakas details, a lawsuit is filed in federal court. >> because i am trans and i guess it's been a plan for them to do this for a very long time. >> reporter: 22-year-old kay la jane said she was a victim of a vicious beating on the seventh floor of the west boulevard cmh apartments in june.

because she is a transgender woman. >> between 7 and 9 people attacked me, they kicked and punched and bit me. >> reporter: kayla had to be hospitalized and filed this lawsuit in u.s. district court. >> the suit is about the vicious beating and discrimination against a transgender in the cmha housing. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims that cmha police mishandled an investigation, calling it a hate crime and later in this police report concluding it was kayla who was started a fight. this confirmed by residents who didn't want to be identified. >> he was wrong. he was drunk and he came in here wanting to fight this particular lady. >> reporter: still, kayla said she was the victim. >> it's an excuse. it's an excuse for what happened. it's an excuse to let it just get swept under the rug. >> reporter: in cleveland, this

joe panagakas. >> cmha has yet to give a official statement and cmha ceo jeffrey patterson is a lawsuit filed against. the suit is seeking $25,000 in damages. looking at the weather situation. tera blake looking at a fall sky. >> and this is our last day of fall before it starts to feel like summer as we make our way into the big holiday weekend. a gorgeous shot of our city really ramping up for a lot of fun events. whether cooperating her -- weathe 73 for us in cleveland. dew point is still down and nice and comfortable at 58 degrees. and your winds, that is the only negative to the day. up out of the north-northeast at 15 miles per hour. blowing the hair around a bit and has you feeling like fall more. if you wanted a nice cup of coffee when stepping outside, you wouldn't forget it. 73 in cleveland and 73 akron; 71, millersburg and signs mansfield and 71 in ashtabula.

friday night football games grabbed the jacket, mostly sunny and 72 as we drop into the upper 60s by 10:00 tonight. and so, our great weather is something to enjoy and for us, a little farther south or even those trying to travel for this holiday, hermine causing a major, major problem. we are blocked by the system but many are not and leon is finding out more now. >> up deed i am. thanks, tera. on this big holiday weekend, the east coast of u.s. is bracing for hermine and it's now a tropical storm which thundered through parts of florida as a hurricane. pounding rains, high winds are the order for the day. abcs lana zach reports from the storm's path in charlestown, south carolina. charleston. >> reporter: hey there, leon. yes, certainly the changing of the category 1 hurricane to a tropical storm for hermine was welcome news here in south

tornados, hurricane-force winds, power outages and flooding, it's shaping up to be a laborous labor day weekend. hurricane hermine now a tropical storm making landfall and then weakening as it moves inland. the national weather service still issuing warnings about damaging rain and big waves. after days of rising waters, flooding is still a problem in several counties. in sarasota, florida, some residents were trapped in their homes. flash flooding in places like clearwater. what is left expected to bring tidal surges of as much as 10 feet along the coast. >> and please protect the propertiy, and vaciate immediately. -- and evacuate immediately. >> reporter: the governor urging floridians to get ready with three days worth of supplies. >> bottom line, it's life- threatening. if you need to go to a shelter, go now. don't wait. >> extra water. >> still worried about the tidal surge. >> reporter: some are still in

the water. >> and this is severe. it's still about 4 1/2 inches of water inside the house. >> reporter: many saying they want to protect their boats. >> you have to stay on the boats and loosen the lines and tighten your lines. >> reporter: and their homes up to the last minute, doing what they can to board up windows, putting down sandbags and moving to higher ground. >> reporter: hermine is 100 miles away from quickly. things are still fairly calm and we're going to be wanting for the storm surge if it comes inland more and we're told it can come up to the hotel here. live from charleston, south carolina, lana zach, newschannel 5. >> and we do appreciate it, your report. in the meantime, a local man is soaring to new heights this weekend here in cleveland. we're introducing you to the newest edition of this year's national air show. >> and galaxy note users

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are sold. the tech company said today it found a problem with a battery in some of the phones. this after several claims that the note 7 can catch fire while charging. samsung is pausing sales of the devices and it will offer the customers affected a new product for free as a replacement in the coming weeks. samsung's note 7 was unveiled a month ago. and wal-mart is slashing 7,000 jobs, back office jobs and store jobs. the big box store says the cuts will tak namesake stores with the goal of getting workers out of the back rooms and on to the selling floors. wal-mart officials said the company believes that many of the displaced workers will find new jobs involving direct contact with shoppers such as working in the online pickup department or as pharmacy technicians. and ex-stanford swimmer brock turner is walking free from a california jail today. the national outrage his life

and added clouds across the area. they're clearing for the afternoon hours, allowing what will be a fantastic night for baseball. just a little cool at progressive field. 68 by the time we see a win against the marlins. we'll look at the holiday

. the collegiate athlete convicted of assaulting a young woman is a free man. brock turner, the former stanford swimmer walked out of a short jail stay after the controversial sentence which sparked national outrage. abcs ray reymu in, do details the story of the happens next for the former college student. >> reporter: brock turner exiting the santa clara county jail with his head down. >> you know? >> brock, brock! >> reporter: the former stanford swimmer then speeding off. >> and we don't know who picked him up or where he was going. >> yeah. >> and we're done. >> reporter: three months of a six-month sentence now over. but a sentence sparking a national fire storm. earlier this year, turner plead

of sexually assaulting a young woman who was passed out drunk behind this dumpster after a party on the stanford university campus. >> i know the -- think the law is think where. it's a wrong sentence, it's a terrible crime. we have a victim and no woman should have to go through that and he should be in prison. >> reporter: turner was convicted, the prosecution asking for six-year sentence and he was given a six-month jail term. the california judge aaron persky, case, received death threats and last week, removed himself from all criminal cases. >> if you look across this judge's cases, he has consistently bent over backwards in favor of white privileged defends in sex crime cases and in cases involving violence against women. >> reporter: california lawmakers on monday passing new legislation and that would eliminate a judge's discretion when it comes to sentencing probation when sex crimes are

faced a minimum of three years in jail. and larry mundy, abc news, new york. and here in the greater cleveland area, it's an exciting holiday weekend we have in store for us. one of the biggest events is the cleveland national air show. the u.s. navy's blue angels are back this year. this time, they have a local man with them. sarah phinney introduces us to the akron-canton native who knows how to grab a piece of on newschannel 5. >> reporter: the blue angels stop in 30 cities every year. this visit to cleveland is really special for one of the crew members because he called northeast ohio home. >> and the twists and turns, the speed. the blue angels captivating thousands for years. and including drew verbal. >> my dad is every year that

thunderbird. >> reporter: years later, verbal wears a blew angel's uniform. >> i never thought i would be a part of the team and be out here. >> reporter: whole most spend time looking at the hornets in the air, verbal inspects them on the ground. >> and we just check, make sure this is still good and on there and go around and look at the aircraft and landing gear. >> reporter: his job is to make sure the of knicks and corrosion. verbal hoping to inspire others in a crowd. >> you work long hours but just to see the kid's faces and everyone is all heaper when we fly. that is great. >> reporter: verbal will be doing minor touchups after the shows on saturday, sunday, and monday. he said his family will be up here all weekend to visit him. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. and believe is a man who has wigs on the brain and that is a good thing.

the very autumn sky, aren't they? >> and they will. it will gradually get warmer by the end of the labor day weekend and perfect for crisp blue skies and those planes flying high. all of the sound we heard and even here in the studio. they sound amazing. blue skies for us, starting to lose some of that cloud cover. and more sunshine for the afternoon hours and making temperatures the 73 degrees and let's look at the graphics now and there are your clouds. we they have a -- may have a sprinkle or two off of the lakes and that is disappearing into the afternoon hours as well and cool or the east side. 69, chardon; 71, ashtabula and more sunshine and more in the scattered nature of cloud cover further south and 69 in barber to in and 68, massileon and in

you're finding that crisp, fall air in place and no humidity issues. 72 in elyria and look at that sunshine, enjoy it and grab the shades. seventy degrees, the current temperature. the high pressure is dominating for us and our eyes are watching hermine and expecting to drop from anywhere from two inches at the lowest to 10 inches along the coast and as it continues to travel to the north and east, we expect to stay nice and quiet because of the high pressure system still causing major problems here tonight into saturday night and kind of getting stuck over the water. and speaking of water here in lake erie, we still have a bit of a trouble with the stronger winds and a small craft advisory remains in place through the night and your beach has afterwards. it's too rough to be on the lake. 75 your high and mostly sunny for you and breezy. remember into the afternoon, but we'll back those off more this afternoon and tonight,

overnight low and that means great weather for the roar over the shoulder, burke air front, airports and 80s for saturday and sunday, monday as well and let's break down that labor day forecast and invite me and my family if you're making yummy food. 86, the daytime high through the evening hours and we hope you have a fun and safe holiday weekend. and the power of 5 seven-day forecast, and showing the dry weather summer makes its way back next week. we're on the radio, check us out at cleveland star 102 and

. summer's coming back and looking next week. here for your full labor day weekend, beautiful and couldn't get better than that. >> and it will be great for the national air show at burke lakefront airport. we'll go out and grab >> love it. >> and the jets roar through northeast ohio. >> and that is it for us.

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