presidential candidate hillary clinton and tim kaine will be -- [ indiscernible ] and the new poll numbers show the race against trump. with a three-point lead in the buckeye state. thank you so much for joining us on this labor day. i'm dhomonique ricks. hillary clinton and tim kaine will speak at luke easter park on cleveland's east side. sarah phinney has been there all morning and has all the

about the spirit and resilience of american workers. in this this is clinton's second visit to cleveland in less than three weeks. in mid-august, she toured john marshal high school on the west side holding a rally there and this coincides with the 45th annual 11th congressional district community caucus labor day and festival. meanwhile, donald trump tweeting last night that the polls are close so crooked hillary is getting out of bed we're learning that donald trump might be getting out of bed to hit the trail. wkbn in youngstown reports he'll fly into the regional airport there and no word on what time or what exactly he'll be doing. again, clinton and kaine are expected to take the stage at 2. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. and we want to take you guys live. breaking news right now and that plane you see there, that holds hillary clinton and tim

for a local parade and back out same day. and turning now to another story, we're still waiting on the names of the two men who died in an apparent murder/suicide in twinsburg. the police say one man shot another and ran back into the town home on east idlewood drive. s.w.a.t. teams showed up and police evacuated the neighborhood while they tried to get the guy to come out. four hours later, when officers finally made their way in, the suspect was dead. police confirmed to us that one else was inside. and right now, police in east cleveland are searching for two men they say carjacked the driver there and that happened before 11 friday night on euclid avenue. if you look closely at the video right here, you can see an unarmed man approaching the vehicle. when the driver gets out of the car, another man robs him. the police later found the stolen car with the expensive rims missing. and right now, a youngstown

after being electrocuted late saturday night. the police tell us that sergeant bill ward was attempting to help a victim of a deadly crash when it happened. right now, his condition is unknown as we sent him our thoughts and prayers at the noon hour. and it's an end of an era. geauga lakes wild water kingdom is closing its doors for good at the end of the day. the water park's owner, cedar fair, said that it's working with bainbridge township and the city of aurora to redevelop the property and wild water kingom opened on the former sea world site in tea. across the water, geauga lake amusement park closed following the 2007 season. and turning now to the weather. janessa, it's so beautiful and this is a live look outside looking at the city of cleveland and people are out and about today. i am sure grilling and having a good time. >> and we have been on the stretch throughout the weather weekend.

three on your labor day. hopefully you're relaxing and enjoying all of the sunshine that we're seeing across the board and not a cloud for inland locations, even across the lake as the high pressure continues, really, to dominate. now, early this morning, i was talking about the temperatures in the upper 40s and lower 50s and folks, we have warmed up quickly. 84 for greater cleveland, coshockton and millersburg, upper 70s to lower 80s is a perfect forecast for your monday afternoon. and the good news, man, it sticks around even for your tuesday afternoon. and the nearest storm system you can see towards the eastern seaboard and they're still dealing with sustained winds to about 70 miles per hour. and if you have family and friends across the east coast, definitely make sure you're checking on them as this storm system continues to veer towards the north.

clear out towards that area and hour, closer to home, we have the twins, excuse me, the indians playing this evening and look at this, all of the sunshine, clear skies by nine and we're still at 76 degrees. >> and janessa, thank you. and some good news and bad news in the aftermath of hurricane hermine. the northern parts of the east coast dodging a direct hit as the storm moves out to sea. it's leaving dangerous issues on the popular ruining holiday plans for millions. elizabeth herr is in atlantic city with more. elizabeth. >> reporter: and dominique, where we are now, it's leave cast and breezy, but otherwise, it's not bad. and that is why we're seeing the boardwalk starting to get busy area by the hour. take a look here. the beach is a different story and quite empty for this labor day holiday, and that is

here until further notice. beneath the powerful waves and surging surf, dangerous rip currents. the work of post tropical cyclone hermine. rolling up the eastern seaboard with winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. the threat closing many beaches throughout labor day weekend. >> and we're not expecting huge crowds on the beach, but we're going to have a lot of guards down by the jetty with the rip currents. >> reporter: and in the atlantic, rough rocking passengers aboard the royal caribbean's anthem of the cities bound for bermuda. >> and eating in the restaurant, the dishes are going all over the place. >> reporter: and down south, cleanup continuing. >> we lost the deck. >> and residents still battling rising waters where hermine first made landfall as a category 1 hurricane early friday. >> and i look out of my window. we have the notion on our front porch -- front porch. >> reporter: flooding

from florida to virginia, tossing trees and exploding powerlines and turning deadly. >> and absolutely ferocious. >> reporter: thousands spent the weekend in florida without power and officials warn that the danger there is not over yet. >> and there is a lot of water that has to move through our county. so we're not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: and officials here in atlantic city said that they will continue to monitor what you see there, the waves. in fact, the officers i spok to were out patrolling the area. as long as the rip current dangers remain in place, the ocean will remain offlimits to swim swimmers. we're live in atlantic city new jersey, elizabeth herr, newschannel 5. >> and we appreciate that report. thank you very much. coming up, the victim of a brutal attack speaking out to newschannel 5. why the owner of this art gallery said he was attacked. >> and too drunk to drive? let your tattoo tell you.

too many. >> and spotted in ohio. the latest on where the former stanford university swimmer who sparked outrage over the light

. welcome back. the amount of gas we're using hit a record high this summer. the energy information administration said in the month of june drivers burned more than 405 million gallons

in a month since records started back in the 1940s. not to mention right now, the national average for a galloton of gas is $2.21. in our state, it's $2.15. and all new at noon, could this temporary tattoo right here stop drunk drivers? that is the question at this hour. it uses sensors to measure your blood alcohol level and can send that information to your smart phone. then you, and police can use that information. engineers at the university of california, san diego, are working on the device. they say that the sensor and tattoo can determine the alcohol level in your sweat within about 15 minutes and be more affective than a breathalyzer. the team is now working on a device that could continuously monitor alcohol levels for 24 hours. and lufthansa is the first

transportation security administration's precheck program. travelers can join the program by providing background information, fingerprints and paying an $85 fee for five years. the goal is to get some travelers through tsa checkpoint faster so security can focus on people who might be bigger risks. and then officers pull up and draw their guns on them. and that is when we found out it was not good. yeah. >> and a crook crashes a holiday party after leading po the latest on the scary situation that had guests asking who is this guy. >> and we're sitting in sunny skies and very warm temperatures. if you want heat and humidity, i will show you when the 90s return.

. police in wilmington are searching for a prisoner who escaped police custody while at clinton memorial hospital last night and this is john mckinney. he was last seen wearing black and white-stripped jail-issued clothing. the police tell us he took

clothing. anyone with information on mckinney, please call 911. and a local art gallery owner beaten unconscious and the men responsible are still on the run. newschannel 5 is speaking exclusively with the victim. tim is on you out of the hospital now, after being beaten and robbed outside of his gallery. he tried to stop a group of men from europe 8th inning on the side of the building when they attacked them but he can't that. >> and i don't remember waking up on the asphalt or picking myself up. it's just weird how the memory works and what i remember, i remember looking towards my car and then being, you know, having blood coming down my mouth and the back of my head. >> wow. after two days in the hospital, he is recovering from a brain bleed and he hopes someone will come forward with information on the suspects see they can't

university swimmer brock turner returned to the family home in ohio. you see the video there. he was seen walking in the backyard of the home in sugar creek township yesterday. he was released from jail in california on friday after serving 3 months for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the sentence created outrage because many people believe it was too lenient and there is a campaign underway to recall the judge who sentenced turner. and it was like a scene straight from on the south side of youngstown. a thief steels an unlocked ambulance with a key inside from a gas station and leads police on a long chase and crashes a labor day weekend cookout. >> and sitting here having a cookout and we saw the ambulance come by and some cruisers. we thought we were going to the accident and the ambulance, pulling the neighbor's front yard and came through and parked in my driveway. >> and sometimes it's a crime

this where people jump in the vehicles and take it for a short of distance and a joy ride. >> and they're all smiles there. the ambulance had a jb -- gps tracker and meanwhile, people at the party are still puzzle -- puzzled as to why the thief stopped at their cook out. none of them even knew the guy. >> and the smell of the good food? >> and that is -- you ever drive your car and you smell burgers cook something. >> yeah. >> and i quick. >> right? >> it's a great day to get outside and grill a burger. and enjoy it. >> and a phenomenal weekend. you're probably getting sick of hearing me say sunny skies but it's been a holiday stretch on the weekend and i hope everyone had a staycation and breaking news? >> and let's turn now. you see hermine, and this is here at hopkins international

hillary and her running mate to the left there getting off the plane and they're in town for a short visit. they're in today and out today for a labor day parade here in cleveland. and you see they're all smiles, hillary waving at the crowd and shaking hands there and happy to be in our neck of the woods. >> and that is very cool. let's go ahead and send it back to janessa. >> awesome. >> and look at that shot behind you. >> and great weather for hillary. we're seeing shots of sunshine northeast ohio and folks, the temperatures are playing nice this afternoon. 84 for greater cleveland and slightly cooler. good afternoon, elyria and you make your way inland to sheltered and inland locations. this morning, i was reporting upper 40s to lower 50s. right now, you're starting to get toasty mere. wane county, 79 -- toasty here. good afternoon, 79; akron-

manageable all weekend along and we're sitting in the lower 50s. and this is nice breathable air. this will change here stepping into your tuesday-wednesday afternoon. the humidity levels are going to start to go up here as the warm front tracks our way. we are seeing storm systems to the northwest and this will track to the north, really not affecting us. we're seeing the dome of high pressure and that is allowing for the protection across northeast ohio and into the east coast. they're dealing with beach os storm warnings still in affect all the way into wednesday afternoon. that storm continues to -- a bit and we're dealing with the warmer air and a southernly flow tracking in require and that allows for a gradual warm- up and bring ort the shorts and from know flops and in the

degrees and we'll have the tribe grab another win tonight and game time, 65 across the lake and slightly cooler temperatures. remember, if you're inland, richmond county, wayne county, you're looking at overnight lows and look at that. that and wednesday, 92 and still at 90 degrees on thursday and tracking storms friday to your saturday afternoon and temperatures in the lower 80s. remember, we're on the radio, cleveland star 102, 98.5 wncx.

. thank you so much for watching from janessa and i. happy labor day. as we head right now. hillary clinton is here in ohio. hopkins international airport with tim kaine. we'll see you at 4 on the now

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