more careful and think about other people's lives. >> the driver is in custody and we're learning that's not the only crime he is accused of committing. that man allegedly stole the car he was driving the same night of the crash. >> newschannel5's kristin volk following new developments right now in this vision. kristin. >> reporter: well, rob, cleveland police have identified the suspect as brian burns junior, a 19-year-old from cleveland. he was just arrested today after officers say behind me at cloverside and lee road, t-boning a maple heights woman, killing her as she headed home from her high school reunion. >> she was excited about going. she looked so beautiful. she looked so beautiful. and she looked like she was happy, getting back on with life. >> reporter: family tells me it was just two months ago that

died. but she wanted to go to her high school reunion, believing it with help her move on with life. that was saturday night, a night that started so well but ended so badly. these photos taken by this woman, a witness, shows shirley's car inside this brick building on lee road. the suspect's car sat wrecked on the street. this witness describes the sound of the crash as if a bomb had gone off. the scene even worse. she says she stayed shirley until help arrived, and it was a moment she says she will never forget. >> every day i manage to pray over my daughter and my family a little more and take time to buckle her seatbelt a little bit tighter every day. >> reporter: that witness tells me she believes the suspect was going about 95 miles per hour just seconds before the crash happened. that suspect is charged with aggravated robbery, receiving stolen property, and aggravated vehicular homicide. police tell us that he is in the hospital right now being

expected to be in court tomorrow. live in cleveland, kristin slow, newschannel5. >> kristin, thank you. new information about a standoff that forced evacuations in a twinsburg neighborhood. police are investigating last night's incident as a murder- suicide. officers say 58-year-old robert waltzer of twinsburg shot and killed 57-year-old jerry robinson outside his home sunday night. waltzer ran back inside, would not come out. after nearly five hours, teams entered that home and found waltzer dead, a gun lying next to his body. it is still unclear how the men knew each other. right now police in east cleveland are trying to track down two men who robbed and carjacked a driver at a gas station. it happened just before 11:00 friday night. this is a sunoco gas station on euclid avenue. video shows an armed man approaching the vehicle. the driver gets out of the car, another man robs him. the culprits then drive away. police tell us they have

but the car's expensive rims are missing. in canton a man is recovering after he was beaten and robbed outside his art gallery. newschannel5 spoke exclusively with the man who says he tried to stop two men from urinating on the side of the building but then they attacked him. he was knocked unconscious and suffered bleeding on his brain. he is hoping someone will come forward with information about his attackers so they can't hurt anyone else. and charges could be filed tomorrow involved in a domestic dispute that led to the death of a massillon man. police found the victim unresponsive at a home sunday morning. the incident is under investigation but police say it appears the man and the juvenile got into an argument and things turned physical. the man was taken to the hospital and died a short time later. next, a story we brought you first on 5. pieces of cleveland's history destroyed over the weekend.

erie street cemetery appear to have been intentionally smashed. take a look at the damage. neighbors believe it happened sometime over the weekend. erie street is cleveland's oldest cemetery. many of these markers date back to the civil war era. several monuments were toppled over, others uprooted. neighbors are shocked to see all the damage. >> it is cleveland's heritage. for somebody to come in and vandalize it what does that do? you knock over a bunch of statues. what does that help? >> w police. we have no word if an investigation is underway. now to the race for the white house. both presidential candidates are in ohio laboring for votes this labor day. hillary clinton, donald trump, and their running mates making a number of campaign stops in northeast ohio. both parties arrived in cleveland just before noon. their planes were parked next to each other on the tarmac but we're told clinton and trump never crossed paths.

luke easter park. as tara molina shows us, the event focused on celebrating the working family. >> reporter: events like this one kick off a critical month on the campaign trail. and today democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton championed the american worker and working american families like those right here in northeast ohio. >> we're going to say yes to standing up for workers' rights and dignity. yes to good jobs and benefits. yes to the american ea to share. >> it gives us hope and reminds us why ohio is important. not just because we just won the championship. >> clinton telling an estimated 3,000 clevelanders her priority is to build an economy that works for everyone. while championing union workers and the working american family announcing plans to support them through -- >> paid family leave, earned

and finally, guaranteeing equal pay for women's work. >> when i see ms. hillary clinton doing as the next american president is opening the way for females. >> reporter: clinton battled allergies throughout her speech. wrapping up by telling the crowd she wants to work for a better tomorrow. >> to create the opportunities for every single man, woman, and child. >> reporter: clinton kept right on moving after speaking here in cleveland, heading to illinois for another labor day festival. labor day festival here in cleveland head to newsnet5.com or our newsnet5 app. in cleveland, tara molina, newschannel5. >> thanks, tear radio. former president bill clinton also in ohio today campaigning for his wife in cincinnati. mr. clinton attended a labor day picnic this afternoon for union workers at coney island. he talked about the importance of the labor movement and how he's worked with it to help create jobs.

candidate donald trump and his running make mike pence are making stops here. earlier the ticket met with union workers in brook park. during that meeting trump spoke about his plans to turn the country's workforce around saying it's currently a rigged system. >> it's incredible what's happening. and right now as we speak they're negotiating deals to move out of ohio and go down to mexico. so it's going to be a two-way street. and with me it's diagnose to be a one-way >> after visiting brac park he headed to the canfield fair following a visit from vice president joe biden who traveled to the fairgrounds last week. this holliday weather is much more than fair. mark johnson with a first look. >> extraordinary. have you visited the greater cleveland extraordinary today? not the fair.

cleveland, 85 canton. we've got lower, middle, and upper 80s depending on where you live all across northern ohio. what a tremendous weekend it has been. today warmest day of the weekend but still not bad. clouds out to our west. we will see a few of those high, thin clouds perhaps after midnight. the tribe taking on -- well, not the marlins. sorry about that. it's the houston astros, right? 7:00 p.m. we're at 81. 78 at it is going to be a comfortable night. that's what you need to know. a clear sky coming your way. tremendous weather wherever you want to be. middle 80s at 6:00, upper 70s at 8:00, and at 10:00 p.m. you are still in the lower and middle 70s. a great night for star gazing. how about that, megan. >> sounds good to me. an ohio sheriff's deputy is stuck trumbull county sheriff's office claiming his rights were violated when he was suspended

from his three-day suspension last year. he is also asking for unspecified financial damages to cover emotional distress. protesters blamed baltimore police officers following the death of freddie gray. you have probably heard about the nfl star refusing to stand for the national anthem to make a statement about race relations in the u.s. one local community now has decided to make a statement in support of police. take a look at these flags here flying on downtown lo die. five of these thin blue line american flags were purchased by the police advisory board to show support for police and honor those officers around the country who lost their lives in the line of duty. >> we've gotten a pretty good response from the residents of the village. in fact, a lot of homeowners are putting symbols out in their yards such as signs and blue ribbons to show their support of the police department. >> of course, when a police

of duty officers typically wear a blue stripe over their badge to honor their fallen brothers. sticker shock at the gas pump. most drivers saving big bucks, others paying more than ever. >> prices for premium grade gas are skyrocketing. we're look at why it's so expensive. plus, a heart warming reunion after more than two decades apart, two friends come back together for a great cause. comeback kids. the akron soccer team more determined than ever. we spoke with players >> if you see news happening, text us or e-mail us or tweet

if you took a trip this holliday weekend you probably noticed gas prices are down. in fact, prices are at their lowest levels since 2004. the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is 2.21. that is 20 cents cheaper than this time last year. since capacity prices were low all summer long the average u.s. household is expected to

but not all drivers are enjoying those lower gas prices. those who have cars that need mid grade or premium gas are paying more to fill up. >> investigator jonathan walsh is digging into that jump at the pump. >> reporter: paul bridge, like many people, drives a european car that says premium fuel only. it wasn't an issue until his most recent fill-up. >> when i got finished i looked at the receipt and went, gee, that seems a little high. >> reporter: he then realized the price of mid grade premium gas was a lot more premium than he ever remembers. >> so i checked the price differential between the low grade and premium, and i was stunned that it was 50 cents higher. >> reporter: like a lot of experienced drivers, paul remembers when gas used to be price in 10-cent increments so that a gallon of premium was never more than 20 cents more than a gallon of reg you lar. you won't catch it when you pull in because many stations now advertise only the price of

higher than regular, then it was 30 cents. but man it's jumped up to be 50 cents now, which is stunning. >> reporter: shell has some of the highest price differences, according to the tech blog cnet. we found shell regular at 2.24, but premium at $3.01. shell tells cnet that v power is costlier than other brands due to its lower friction and cleaning agents. gas buddy.com says premiums prices are up. you might want to check pump prices, not just sign prices before filling up. what else can you do? see if your car requires premium or just suggests it. if it is suggested, downgrade to mid grade. i'm investigator john than walsh, newschannel5. and parma is caring moratorium on ohio's new medical marijuana law which goes into effect this thursday. city officials plan to discuss

if the moratorium passes, parma will engine a growing list of communities temporarily suspending medical marijuana sales to establish rules about growing and processing the drug. now to a story you will see only on 5. in the midst of labor day celebrations, a special reunion between two longtime friends in akron. >> carmen harris and stephanie singleton haven't seen each other in more than 25 years. they reconnected through facebook after carmen was diagnosed with from california to walk with her in east act i don't know's labor day parade and raise awareness. >> i'm always inspired by carmen, and more so inspired by her today and her presence being here at the parade. >> god put us together because we have the same spirit, and i think it's my calling now. >> carmen's friend stephanie created a fund-raiser called

newsnet5 app. now to some serious monkey business here. a woman is turning to social media to find the owner of that stuffed animal. she posted this picture of the toy on her facebook page yesterday. she found it in the parking lot at the cleveland national airshow. the woman's post has thou been shared nearly 3,000 times. so take a good look here. hopefully the monkey will be reunited soon with its owner. somebody knows that little guy, right? i know him, but he's not mine. >> it looks like he's been loved. >> well loved guy. >> so are you, by the way with this weather. >> the checks are just flowing in, to somebody, right? i mean, you've been cashing them. i haven't seen them. >> not this cowboy. >> we love this kind of weather. you know it's limited because fall is in three weeks should. that's all right. better than the alternative. >> we've got 90s this week. >> that's all right, too.

nice an evening it is going to be all across the area. here is a live look at downtown cleveland. clear skies, bright sunshine. should be a great sunset and no rain. five live radars. this is ground clutter. don't worry. dry weather here in northern ohio. temperatures in the 80s. 85 canton, 85 in mansfield. now, we are dry. cloud cover, a few little clouds in for the area. the tribe taking on the astros tonight. by 10:00 p.m. you are still in the mid-70s. no excuse not to root on our tribe. first place indians, 23 games above .500. sorry about that, sports lady. i'm doing her sports. sorry about that. mid-80s through 6:00 p.m. how about upper 70s by 8:00,

here is our live video showing dew points still in the 50s. humidity is manageable with that with a northwesterly breeze, 7 miles per hour. i think tomorrow we see those dew points go up into the mid- 60s again. so that means humidity is going up as well so get ready for that. it is going to become muggier, and the heat is coming our way. there's some 90 degree temperatures. guess where those are headed. right out toward greater cleveland. cleveland hit 89. all in let's show you st. louis. lower 90s there. there's 88. we had 88 for a high in cincinnati but cleveland hit 89 degrees at 3:00 p.m. so one more degree to hit 90. i think we can do that, lauren brill. i think we can. we've got two highs. one here, one here. that's protecting us from all inclement weather. it's been doing its job all weekend long. here is hermine. not a tropical storm any more. a subtropical low. but it is going to slide

high winds, up to 50 miles per hour until that thing finally kicks out on wednesday. for us don't worry about hermine. star shine, moon shine, 69 degrees, mainly clear, dry and quiet. tomorrow, let's bring it on. 90 degrees, hazy sunshine. top down, sun out, hot and dry. akron, canton, 65 tonight. seven-day, how about this three dance in row where we will can't rule out an isolated storm wednesday afternoon and thursday afternoon. saturday the day we'll most likely have the highest chance for rain. scattered storms, 8 1. >> the top may be back off soon, sir. thank you very much. let's talk sports. lauren brill. >> the browns getting ready for their first game of the regular season. we will hear about their preparations after the break,

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the browns first game of the regular season is just around the corner. it is this sunday in philadelphia against the eagles. browns head coach hue jackson saying the focus this week is not on the competition but on themselves. >> they have a good defense, i know that for sure, and they have good players on offense,

young man. it's not going to be about them, it's about our focus and our preparation and how we go through our process to get ready to play. >> the akron zip soccer team is nothing short of impressive. they suffered an upset last friday losing to san diego state and an even more difficult loss in last year's college cup. the team is determined to reach the top this year. >> to the cup finals! >> the akron zip men's team remembers the heart break of last year losing in the college cup. >> i think everyone brought in the -- bought into the philosophy of working. we have the heart break of last year. i think that's motivated us to continue working. >> reporter: this year they return as a top ranked team in the nation. >> we have a tremendous coach where our guys can learn and grow. the training is so intense and it's just a great environment

been able to remain strong even after losing its former coach, caleb porter, a few years back to major league soccer. >> change direction. >> oh, he learned a lot about how to run a program, top program. you know, the stuff on and off the field, and then just mentality and the mentality you need to win day in and day out, how you have to train. >> reporter: akron has attracted players from all over the world. currently there are more than a dozen international players on the roster. >> of course, soccer is ff country. and in terms of beg and understanding how other people live, people feel very nice in reaching for it. 8. >> reporter: with a fast paced style of play the team using last year to help them to reach their goals this year. >> that's the main focus, to win a national championship. >> and tonight they will take on ucla at ucla, and of course the indians hosting the astros

if they take four from the astros. let's go. i believe. >> a beautiful night for baseball. a beautiful night for just about anything. >> get outside. you are in the sent through the evening. clear skies. >> another great one on tap tomorrow. we'll see you right back here at 11:00 tonight. good night. >> newschannel5 at 6:00 has been brought to you by the ohio lottery cash explosion game.

tonight, the sprint to election day starts now. donald trump and hillary clinton barnstorming the battleground states. the rivals nearly crossing paths on a crowded ohio tarmac. their planes right next to each other. clinton calls in reinforcements, and trump reveals his strategy for the big hermine's dangerous surf slamming into the east coast tonight. beaches shut down on this holiday weekend, costing businesses millions. now, a new hurricane on the horizon. president obama and vladimir putin in a face to face staredown. the president describing their blunt talk, but did they make a deal? a father's car stolen at a gas station. his twin daughters asleep in the backseat. tonight, his warning about