many pe wet wednesday morning. there was heavy rain that had many scrambling for umbrellas. we see we're in for another round of showers later this day >> good afternoon. this is leon on a humid wednesday afternoon. keeping up with the weather is our weather center >> good morning, or good afternoon. clearly i'm still on the morning show.

right now, we're still seeing some showers. a lot of us are dry. some of us are looking up saying i don't see a cloud outside, what rain. if you lived in a few of these neighborhoods, you know what i'm talking about. a moderate shower that will clip north ridgeville. then we head a little farther south into portions of summit county towards lake more getting a downpour. south of 77, we're seeing that heavy rain. that's going to continue with that southeasterly push heading towards lake. isolated showers were expected. we've been talking about this through the morning hours. what else is expected are these temperatures rising to 90 degrees for a lot of us. 93 for some of us. it's going to be a hot one out there.

make sure you have the umbrella on hand because we could see a pop up shower or thunderstorm police in cleveland are investigating a shooting and a possible robbery after a driver of a car pulled into metro health with bullet holes in the car. police officers responded to the employee entrance, there they found the bullet riddled vehicle. we're still working to get this story, more information on it and on searching for the suspects who rammed this car into mickey's river market on addison road. the owner of the store and his family were asleep above the store when they heard the car slam into the brick building. the store owner said there were two or three men wear hoodies. ohio will soon be changing

kid's schools. tonight marks the first of several meetings held reporter: soon, education standards will change yet again thanks to the every student succeeds act, also known as essa. before any standards are put into place, the ohio department of education wants to hear from parents starting tonight. essa signed into law last november will take child left behind act. this is to give schools more power at the state and local levels. they will set their own goals for improving graduation rates. the idea, to rid the 1-size fits all mentality meaning ohio will decide how to handle things rather than following a national standard.

will include state testing, teacher evaluations. >> so if you have any questions or suggestions about this new plan, you can attend tonight's meeting here in akron at the quaker station on the university's campus. it is scheduled to run from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. . >> thank you. leaders in are trying to figure out how to get it from under more than a million dollars in debt. they are releasing a study called dealing with debt. the new report says there is so much debt, the interest payments are skyrocketing. the county said there is no plan to raise taxes. 60% of the debt is supported by other tax sources. the race for the white house continues

clinton and donald trump are contending the same is the basis of the statement, i have the upper hand in keeping the country safe is the approach each is taking in hiss or her argument. -- his or her argument. reporter: national security now dominating. in philadelphia, donald trump laying out a plan to end deep military spending cuts that went into effect in 2013. yesterday, trump said if ec generals will have a critical assignment right out of the gate. >> they will have 30 day doss submit to the -- days to submit to the oval office a plan for quickly and soundly defeating isis. we have no choice. reporter: hillary clinton using the issue to slam her rival. >> he says he has a secret plan to defeat isis but the secret is, he has no plan. reporter: trump's campaign trying to boost national security credentials releasing a

generals. on her campaign, clinton brushed it off. >> i think we're up to 89 but who's counting. reporter: her campaign is counting showing the 95 generals that endorse her. and the dallas morning news backing clinton. the first time the newspaper has endorsed a democrat since before world war ii. the editorial says there's only >> and tonight, the two on the same stage but not at the same time. they'll both participate in a forum in new york on national security. . by the way, there's been a new poll released which looks at the race in ohio for the u.s. senate seat and it does not look good for democrats in this poll. the most recent

14-points. that has some democrat supporters jumping ship. the senate major canty pac is cancel -- majority pac is canceling a ad block. >> and the fight on zika. >> futures put on hold. the latest on the national shut down of itt tech. . >> bill cosby's fate planned to playout in a courtroom. why a case is now moving

. i'm giving you live television pictures of a live story just happening. three medium are dead following a small plane crash in western georgia. the as georgia regional airport. this is 45 miles west of atlanta. we'll continue to pass along information as we get it. in the meantime, thousands of students and instructors are locked out of their futures after itt technical institute decided to shut down its doors for good. they are immediately shutting down campuses nationwide. the department of education says

finances, its leadership and its ability to serve students. recently, the department issued a ban on itt tech from enrolling new students who use federal aid. the department says the school has been the subjects of several state and federal investigations. >> the reputation started to decline and when that happens, the enrollment starts to decline. about 33, 33,000 -- effects about 33,000 students nationwide. students are having trouble accessing transcripts or are left with partial degrees. the institute also canceled a graduation ceremony scheduled for this weekend. last month, massive computer outage

airlines. a look at how this cost the company financially. reporter: some of us are under clear skies while others are seeing rain fall. we're going to talk about the

. the massive computer outage that delta airlines faced last month hurt the company financially costing the company $150 million. delta said the five hour computer outage hit early eighth and effected the computers needed to book passengers and fly the jets. the airline canceled 1,000 flights that day and canceled another 1,000 flights over the next two days because of that glitch. senate democrats brought the $1.1 billion bill to fight

mosquitoes from coast to coast. communities battling against zika as the fight for federal funding hits a road block. >> the motion is not agreed to. reporter: the bill approved by the house now failing a third time in the senate with democrats blocking it because of an included provision that would keep money from going to planned parenthood. >> my message to both parties and both chambers for this month forward, zika is not a game. reporter: concern over zika growing with seven new cases transmitted in miami and at fort bragg, five soldiers being treated for the virus. >> all of them acquired outside of the kent mental united states -- continental united states. reporter: request the cdc saying it is out of money to fight zika. >> if the funding isn't

six to nine months from now, we're going to see babies being born with severe brain damage, a birth defect that's preventable. reporter: congress has until the end of the month to approve a spending bill that could include funding to fight zika oar risk a potential government shutdown. in other news today, comedian bill cosby will have his day in court. a judge has set a trial date for cosby's sexual case from an incident in 2004. a former temple university employee alleges the entertainer drugged and molested her at his home. she's one of 50 women who have accused the comedian of sexual assault. but his attorney argues that cosby is the victim. the trial is set to begin no latter than june 5 -- later than june 5th. let's look at that weather

little rain fall. reporter: most certainly a lot of us were. we had a round of showers that pushed through. on the other hand, a lot of people were dry. i think this radar shot is going tell the story. let's get to it. for those experiencing rain, here it is on the radar. it is coming down heavy in portions of summit county there. we're going to get to that let's zoom in right now towards lorraine county. keeping my eye on this shower. and reds in there meaning it was heavy. right no, lightning in ridgeville. also -- now, lightning in ridgeville. also along 77 towards parma. let's look at where things are coming down. in the southern portions of summit county, you are talking about that deep, red color. this is headed down into stark county.

just outside of summit county, lake, areas seeing that heavier rain. we are in for wet weather today but most of us on the drier side. 85 in wooster. high pressure to our south pulling in that warm, moist air whipping it up through northeast ohio. cold front to our north not necessarily impacting us directly but bringing that threat for thunderstorms. the rain is spotty through the afternoon. 10:00 p.m., fairly dry throughout. a chance for showers as we head into the overnight hours. here goes another summer day, that's a look at your forecast. let's be sure to check out your weather updates on cleveland star 102 and 98.5 cleveland's classic rock. now i'm going to toss it over to mark. reporter: september is here.

my lawn has really taken it tough. all this heat and humidity, we've got a lot of repair work to do so let's talk about repair renovation. >> it's been a tough summer f the committee humidity. these don't play -- heat and humidity. these don't play out well. there's a few things i would look at. right now, if you have weeds there, that's the easiest thing to get rid of. you can apply a weed killer. >> if united states have bare spots or areas where the lawn needs to be reseeded, i would cut the grass low and then run a detacher. they adjust. >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> you want to work that soil. >> you want to sink about three quarters of an inch. can clean it up, once you get it cleaned up, put the fertilizer

and in -- lime down, water it again, in three weeks, you've got a beautiful yard. if your lawn is shot, use round up, then run the detacher, clean it up, put the fertilizer down, put the seed down, put the lime down and water it. you will have a beautiful lawn. if yo this black beauty is great. >> perfect. >> if you want a mixture, the sun and shade mix has different types. >> great. >> very easy way to do it. >> renovate the lawn, its time.

. good your seven day, you'll notice it's not fall yet. >> we'll take that too. that's going to do it for us. i appreciate you being with us at the noon hour. it's always good to see you.

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