some lanes of i-480 eastbound just reopened to traffic moments ago after a

it down for over an hour. this video just in from the scene. no word if anyone was seriously hurt. again, it's partially back open tonight. also tonight, thousands of condemned homes and buildings need to come down. >> are the millions in tax dollars meant to do it bng >> and more needs to be done to stop potential corruption with millions in demolition contracts. we've been going over this federal report. this is big. we've got ie lot of dangerous homes that need to come down. >>reporter: that's right. the land bank says it's not vulnerable to the problems found in the federal report. but some community acty vs.s

programs closely. >>reporter: he's set up 40 land banks across ohio and thou now this report from the office of the special inspector general says some are vulnerable to fraud, waste, and abuse including big rigging and contract steering when it comes to the millions awarded to contractors. >> there's no oversight. i council on may 2nd. i saw someone needs to be looking into how these demolitions are occurring report wrort she went over hundreds of contracts awarded by the land bank. >> they did send us the information and it was a big red flag. >>reporter: they were given thousands in demolition jobs

$40,000 in property taxes. the land bank ceo admitted a mistake was made. >> we terminated the contract and we haven't used them since. >>reporter: and what does he think about the report? >> it said that they could be doing things better. i don't know if you can ever be in our business and not be susceptible to something. >>reporter: he says the land when it comes to your tax dollars. still the study suggests much more in the way of protections are needed statewide. rofrting live in downtown cleveland. we started asking questions about after this police chase that started in strongville and inded with a luj crash on

there's a strict chase policy. what happens when other departments chase suspects into the city. cleveland city council safety committee chairman wants it changed especially since the city's own officers can't exceed 35 miles an hour or leave city limits. >> they should have radioed cleveland dispatch and allowed them to land l it. drafting a me moe of understanding. -- memo. folks in florida assessing and cleaning up the damage after a hurricane brought down trees and flooded neighborhoods. hermine's storm surge washing out homes and businesses. the biggest impact is power outages.

tree fell on him. the state was slammed with heavy winds and rain. now states as far north as new york and massachusetts preparing for their hit. we move over here. they're starting to feel the effects of this storm. >> right now, it's north carolina. a lot of us have traveled to north carolina. right now, that is not the place to be. we'll show you the spin right over north hermine is. maximum sustained winds at 50-mile ts per hour. we have a tornado outbreak ongoing. there's a tornado right now moving over the island headed north. we've had several tornados reported inland. they'll have a very rocky night in coastal north carolina. here's the other big issue we'll have.

the new jersey and delaware coast for about two and a half days with wind speeds near 70 miles per hour. this could be devastating for sand and surf along the beaches all the way up into long island over the weekend and next week. new tonight, police arrested a 28-year-old man for calling in elementary school. it replaced the building torn down after a mass shooting. also new tonight the u.s. eps will test the water in flint, michigan for tles three months before sdribsing it to

people. the water was leaking lead from older pipes and people are told the filter the tap water they drink. >> we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. o. a new approach to the fight for 15 dollar tonight. cleveland city council said no to increasing the minimum wage to 15 dollar >> tonight they took the plea to a higher power. >>reporter: prepare and song was strong tonight. you won't find a soul in some homes, not even hope. >> i was hungry and you gave me meat. >>reporter: prepare is all some

mack -- making enough money to survive. >>reporter: he wants minimum wage to climb to 15 dollar per hour. cleveland voters may decide in november, but last month, city council said no. >> we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. >>reporter: pastors preaching against provrt. the message is touching effects. >> i think the root of the problem is incense activity. >>reporter: no one believes stained glass can obscure the message. but some wonder if the folks pushing the words are invisible. >> when he cries, he will not be heard. >>reporter: so it was written. voters can write what he and his congregation considers wrong. >>reporter: some city leaders

force businesses to leaf town. leave in cleveland. students at one local college trying to figure ut how to tins their degree es. brown mackie college is closing act 31st. . >> it's not easy at all. i don't have my own car and the other campus from myself. >> it's closing because the building lease is not being renewed. last year, the parent company forgave millions of dollars in student loans to settle a class action lawsuit. the college was accused of misleading students about graduation rates and transfer blt of credits. police using a digital doorway into your medicine requirement, no warrant

and career. >> protecting your prescription records next. plus millions of brand new smartphones recalled t. problem prompting sam sung to pull its

if police want to search your medicine cabinet, they have to have a search warrant. >> but dozens of state allows law enforcement to tap into your electronic prescriptions without a warrant or probable cause. >> mark investigates these inprescribed instrugss. >> i had no idea a police officer could go into records. >>reporter: utah fire fights had their lives turned upside down. >> i could have lost my family and my career. >>reporter: while local police were investigating missing drugs from a fire department. they turned to a data base and conducted a warrantless search into the prescription drug history of all 480 fire

taking medications inappropriately. >>reporter: they were charged with felonies for charges related to doctor shopping. it threatened their adoptions. >> we potentially could have lost these two kids. >>reporter: local mayor says the police simply used a tool they had available. >> we were acting purely koth the way the state law permitted >>reporter: the charges were dropped but the controversy prompted utah to change the law and require warrants. a national investigation found 31 states allowing law enforcement to tap into your recommend tronic -- electronic

of searches in those states. in indiana, they just have to provide a case number. and of the 31 states that don't require a search warrant, 23 don't even audit their program. when utah finally did an audit, the state concluded warrantless access could have resulted in requestable use. but states like new mexico conduct audits or require warrants. he says he's often ware of any abuse of the data base. police told us they've never requested access to the data base and believe it would be illegal. but state records reveal a different story. >> there's a police officer that accessed it more than 30 times getting patient information. what's going on? >> i have no idea.

attention. >>reporter: he said he would reconsider the state aegs position. >> we need to take steps to monitor that and audit it. >>reporter: this man represents pile and jones in pral litigation. >> when that type of information can be rifled through, that's a very scary thing. it should give all of us pause. >>reporter: prooifrs safety ever so far guards and the dea is trying to get around them. they say state laws shouldn't stop the federal agency from tapping in without a warrant. for more information, check out our app. rob, an interesting one here. you may want to lay off all the

the fda is banning more thab a dozen chemicals. those hands are really dirty. there's no evidence they work any better than soap and regular water. they're folking on two ingredients in particular. they say they can inteer fear with hormone levels. i don't need with my hormone levels. samsung just unveiled its new smartphone. two and a half million of them are being recalled. there are reports of phones catching fire while charging. samsung will offer customers a new product in the next few weeks to replace the note 7. i have clean hands, i

thing. >> if you like clean hands. take it or leave it. >> it's not high on my list. >> that's right. >> what do you have going on? power five live radar. let's show you a live look at downtown cleveland. we have a clear sky. more on that coming up. in the meantime, this is the beginning of what's going to be we have five live radars. they don't miss rain drops, just some ground clutter here and there. let me show you clouds creeping into west virginia and pennsylvania. believe it or not, the clouds are from hermine. they're the high clouds reaching the ohio valley. but none of the rain or wind will reach us.

we'll remain sunny and star. overnight, starry and dry through the weekend. 63 in akron. we've got winds out of the northeast at 8 miles per hour. we'll have a breeze tomorrow between 5 and 10 miles per hour. dew point in the lower long. not muggy. here's hermine battering the outer banks. it will slide out the sea again, strengthen and sit and spin for a few days. and as long as it sits and spins off the jersey shore, that's bad news for fluiding and beach erosion. for us, it's about two high prurs.

58 degrees tonight. current quiet and staying on the cool side. tomorrow, 78. get out and enjoy it. akron and canton, tonight, mid 50s and tomorrow 80s. tomorrow, 748 at game time for the tribe taking on the marlins. air show forecast, through monday. how about -- all right. let's get to the seven day. i'm getting a big wrap here. monday 82 and back into the 90s tuesday through thursday. indians opening up a series with the marlins. bottom of the 5th, tribe up 4-0.

replace a big player. no runs, 11 punchouts. he improves to 10-7. indians win 6-2. speaking of wins, you will win tonight. you'll see high school football right in your wheel house. up nengs when we return after

we say hello and welcome to week two of the sidelines. our game of the week, a monster game. matches up defending state

went to the wire. st. ed's with the football. curtis had three touchdowns last week. punch sz it in, 7-0, eagles. and it's picked off by jackson. how about that? great hands. 77-0 at the half. -- 7-0 at the goal is blocked. jackson again. action jackson, johnny on the spot blocks the field goals. st. ed's wins a tight one. 10-7, the final. they improve to 2-0 on the season. tonight hudson is visiting

that's pretty. 26 yard touchdown, hudson up 21-0. late on, parker now at quarter back. throw me a bomb. he finds sam wright. hudson beats strongville 35-20. explorers are 2 hp 0. >> let's take it to bed fakes the handoff and he takes it the rest of the way. knights take a 14-7 lead but bed ford wins 46-38. . >> wow. >> fans loud tonight as athe bees hosted garfield. the bees up 21-0 when michael comes up with the interception

one yard line. it wasn't a fuch do you know. the bees ready to finish the drive. they go to the running game to do so and it is jordan taking it the rest of the way. bees win this one 34-0. >> bees are buzzing. head over the avon lake. first quarter, avon lake marching down the 7-0. avon gets on the board. ryan scrambled and pounds it in. avon in this one roll 31-7, the final score there. >> checking notary public on north homestead. right before half, mids up. the eagles eagles going to the end

homestead trying to get inta back into it. jones with a seven yard touchdown run. eagles down. late third quarter, dustin from two yards out. mid wins. >> this is a heck of a game. right in your face. fourth and five. there's touchdown, 27-16titans. austin drops the football and picks it up. did he get his foot down? what do you got, rev? touchdown. -- ref. end of the third quarter. ball is on the 41-yard line.

field. touchdown, titans.

have a safe weekend.

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