paramedics and police looking all night -- working all night to keep two dozen people alive. a shocking spike in overdoses in just over 24 hours. why several firefighters will not be able to show their appreciation for those who gave their lives to others on 9/11. you are seeing the sun trying to shine through the clouds but the moisture is going to can turn while we go through the day.

cleveland". i am mike brookbank. >> -- this is the time you need to get up and get going if you want a little bit of sunshine today. there are a few clouds out and about across northern ohio. we will then be tracking our next round of severe storms for late afternoon to early evening. overnight and that was about two hours ago as well. that is why do work waking up to with pavement. there is some isolated activity moving throughout lake county, even geneva and ashtabula. you will see this moving to the east. this is the next batch of tropical moisture moving into

this will be around the 3:00 our. this is a bubble of moisture that is causing flood concerns already for the central plains and throughout st. louis. it's not really losing its force as it tracks our way. that's why the severe potential is intact throughout your late afternoon. 76 for greater cleveland this morning, lower 70s to mid 70s in the area. it will still be a toasty day in the humidity levels will not give up. as the front moves through tonight, we will finally see a fall like pattern for sunday afternoon but we're definitely tracking a storm starting at 3:00. spiracles radar maps are very busy today for sure. the heroin epidemic is weeping to the nation. one of our own communities continues to feel the devastating impacts. the latest numbers are 24 overdoses occurring in just 24

a four-year-old child. meg shaw has the latest. >> reporter: police tell me that no weather calls of common sense 11:00 last night for overdose cases. however, that is not to say that it is not happening here in akron. in just nine hours on friday, 24 overdose cases were recorded here in akron. they say it's because of a, quote, bad batch of heroin. in one of the cases, found a child wandered off when parents in the house were being treated for overdoses. this can have a lifelong effect on children. >> sadly there is a need for an ongoing service. you come in and meet with someone one or 2 tensioner out the door, it's not that anymore. [ indiscernible - intermittent

>> reporter: experts also tell us that children who are exposed to these kinds of drugs at an early age can also have trouble warming relationships, even into adulthood. getting them help early is the most important step work coming up in the next half hour, i will show you just how bad this heroin epidemic is in akron. h -- a driver crashes his truck and it catches on fire. i will have that story coming up. live in akron, g morning cleveland" -- newschannel5 . in the mail shared with tunnel 12 from the fire -- channel 5 with the firefighters says it has been denied, those

9/11 in a more formal way. >> we look at this as a way to remember these men [ background noise ] [ indiscernible ] >> instead of the polo shirts that firefighters would like to wear, they are being asked to wear their dress uniforms to any events. there will feature deanna taylor and leslie jones as well as sia. this concert is to raise money for abortion rights. ahead of the concert is a protest plans outside of the wolstein center. a group "women betrayed" will gather outside to share

thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with us. i am dave foley. coming up, the finally has to deal with pressure on syria. we will show the details. people are flocking to an ohio bowling alley for the chance to become a millionaire. we are waking up to a little bit of sunshine this morning. the power of 5 is tracking spread rain for your late evening. i will show you the exact

good morning everyone. we are tracking a line of storms moving across our viewing area, beginning at 3 am this morning. the good news is it has moved in and out. there is nothing on the severe side that was just round one. we are tracking severe weather potential around 3:00 mid to early evening. our biggest threats will be heavy down floors -- downpours, gully washers across our roadways are possible. we are looking at 35 to 45 mile an hour winds with these storms. this is a cold front that is going to track through. we're going to have more comfortable temperatures for sunday afternoon.

weather fan. 84 degrees is the daytime highs today with oppressive air, humidity levels, dewpoints in the 70s range, 88 degrees for greater cleveland. i cannot rule out the possibility that many spots will be in the lower 90s again today. >> that rain should bring in cooler temperatures. rank you. an ohio student may be one of the most busy athletes is on the soccer team as well as the placekicker on the football team. >> people didn't believe me. >> i think it's a very impressive to be a two sport athlete in one season. >> two sport athlete in one

this is not affecting her classwork. she is still an a and b student. thousands are flocking into a small village in hopes of becoming an overnight millionaire at a bowling raffle. skyline bowling in garrets bell has a $1.5 million jack. no one has one for over one year. -- jackpot. no one has won for over one year. >> my heart stopped when i sa but it's going to be awesome. i can't wait to see the reaction of the people that when this. >> the eventual winner must attend the drawing to win. the next drawing is coming up quickly, tomorrow. here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers.

united states and russia are finalizing a plan to reduce violence in syria. this plan outlines how the war will end in the next five years. some are not happy with this. several high-level security officials say it requires too much interaction with russia. in the meantime in north karina -- north korea, the u.s. is strongly condemning the

under way very soon for more sanctions on korea -- north korea. the next step could be blocking transportation fuel and oil. this is controversial because it could affect the general population. we have seen the muggy temperatures all week long, a lot of he but not a lot of moisture along with that. today we will see that. >>we have been pretty busy this morning, overnight at about 1 we were tracking a line of storms affecting toledo. it has moved in and out but that was about 1:00. now we are waking up to a little bit of sunshine but the overcast skies definitely are impacting northeast ohio. that will be the theme for your saturday afternoon. the dew point, as you said, that has not been playing nice

your hair ladies. definitely keep it straight. we will be in the low 70s for the dew points. this will significantly reduce as that front goes through during the night. we will have more fall like temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. let us show you where that temperature is currently. this has led up in the last half hour or so. we are talking isolated rain drops making its way into ashtabula county geneva on the lake. this is currently offshore. i think ashtabula could see another few sprinkles here as the system continues to track to the east. that was just round one. as i said, you can see a dry spot right here. this is tropical moisture continuing to lift toward the north which is already causing flash flood warnings for st. louis practice moisture will move into northeast ohio. it will pack a

going into the 3:00 our. temperatures across the board, 72 mentor, you can see where the moisture hit from a dana to wayne county -- medina to wayne county. you are currently at 72 degrees. the southerly flow of the winds, you will notice them pretty afternoon, 15 to 20 miles an hour, as the front continues to move. how to plan your saturday afternoon -- i need you to get up and get going and enjoy the dry conditions right now. i the noon hour, we see -- by the noon hour, we will see a paredes to lower 90s. by 4:00 -- upper 80s to lower 90s. by 4:00 we are seeing some dark

the rain comes through. there could be a little bit of rain throughout the evening but it will decrease. you can see nearly 1 inch for southern locations, 1/2 inch for ashtabula. we are going to be monitoring micro flooding in some spots. the daytime high for greater cleveland, 86 degrees. we drop our temperatures, 61 give that ac a little bit of a break. if you are over the heat and humidity, there you go. we will see about a 20 degree drop by tomorrow afternoon. >> that cool weather is returning with a vengeance. believe it or not we are already talking about the magic numbers when it comes to the indians as a win again on the road. as you jackson and the browns prepare for youth movement to begin, can they compete?

report. the minnesota twins and there goes that one high in the air. [ cheering and applause ] >> wow! , what a home run for mike napoli! it was a game-winner for the indians. the tigers also one the indians get a little bit closer to trying to win the central division. the browns will open the season in philadelphia. there are 13 rookies on the active roster. it's all about getting them that crucial playing time as they get ready for their game. >> making sure our players understand the work ethic that it takes to be an nfl pro

have done that. now the proof is in, we have to go win. that's what our minds around all the time. don't forget tomorrow a special hour-long edition of brown's countdown as we get you ready for the first game of the season..on the run, is at its new time. we will do that -- dawgs on the run will be at 7:00 pm sunday. ohio state plays later today at 3:30, another big tuna before the trip to oklahoma. the buckeyes but a lot of points on the board this time last week against bowling green. they know oklahoma is a tough one. they can't take it lightly. >> this team beat san jose soundly from the get-go. they have very talented receivers, two nfl prospects.

that used to cochair and they are very solid about defense. >> write a letter newschannel five, we are the only station that has ohio state. we will wrap up the day in the big ten and virginia tech and tennessee will play at bristol motor speedway at 8:00 tonight. it is week three of the high school football season. thank you to mcdonald's 5 on your side lines. she is lauren brill and i am andy baskin. we show -- we start off with a preview of the playoffs. let's pick up this game in the third quarter.

connection to logan lindsay, 44 yards on that passed which leads to a 19 yard field-goal attempt but the field goal is blocked. then we take it to the 4th quarter now. bulldogs are still down by a field goal, threatening to score. what a season joe godson had last year! one last chance, 4th and 10, 34 seconds to go. shaver completes the pa can't hang on and the ball goes into the hands of the bulldogs which go on to win 13-10. [ indiscernible - low volume ] lots of support last night for brunswick -- brecksville broadview heights. still brunswick gets on board -- on the board first. they go up ahead 7-0.

ties it right back up though at seven. -- a 7. here's one up the middle, 14-7 lead for brunswick at the bees came back and won in overtime, 30 -- 42-35. now we go to westlake and avon lake. no score in the first quarter and they take it to the house, a 13 yard touchdown run. up 14-7. kicking off in westlake -- and westlake takes it all the way through the end zone, 90 yard kickoff return. that will tie up the game at 14 apiece. avon lake improves to 2 and 1 on the year. >> who's that guy?

michigan state offensive coordinator -- benedictine out -- comes out on fire. be further -- the fans were pretty happy about this. 50 yards, look at this. jarrod wilson, and offenses bonanza, 47-40, cleveland heights wins the game. >> i bonanza. north ridgeville at the readmit park -- berea-midpark. they go for the 2-point conversion and the team is parting ways with [

to win 42-39. >> on to lakewood, the rangers hosting olmsted falls. here is a 6 yard touchdown run, rangers down by one heading into the locker room. bulldogs, sorry olmsted falls, didn't mean to say that. they end up winning. bedford fly height against shaker heights. wow! red wings come fighting back, 24 yards. william [ name indiscernible ] has a great play and it's 15-12. that was pretty.

>> they were pumped up for last night's game. texas was already up 7-0 in the first quarter. here was a touchdown pass and they were up 14-0. they're going to try it again. another past lies downfield but this time it is picked off by smith. jackson parker started the game on fire but once again gets picked off. this time it was another score and the end of the game 54-24. we will talk about wargames tonight at news 5 at 11:00. don't forget ohio state playing too later today.

still ahead for you this morning, the idea was to get rid of annoying bed rugs at one downtown office but instead the workers are feeling the pain. there is new concern that members of the public may have been exposed as well. the steeply -- the city of cleveland makes history again as it prepares for its first ever usc event which will include northeast ohio champion looking to defend his title. you are watching the morning cleveland. -- "good morning cleveland".

we start this half-hour with a live look outside. we can see some blue skies over downtown cleveland but the question is, how long will it be there. we have several developing stories including an alarming increase in overdoses in summit county. we have more on that coming up but first a check on the weather. good morning everybody. we are off to a pretty dry start . we have already seen one round of rain move across our area. things are now starting to die down before the next round of rain moves in for the late afternoon and early evening. you have probably noticed the

oppressed of this morning, lower 70s. we were tracking this rain at about 3 am this morning when it moved into our mewing area -- view hitting -- viewing area. it still moving through these areas, you can see more isolated activity, even for asta view the over the next -- ashtabula for the next minutes. this is isolated in this area here. this is the bulk of the moisture around 3:00. it will move to the north to allow for more widespread rain and heavy duty storms throughout your late afternoon. take note of our daytime highs, still very toasty. also the winds are going to be kicking up out of the south at 15 to 20 miles an hour, allowing for these storms to possibly hit severe status.

we will lose the heat and humidity and maybe even start talking about a little bit of sweater weather for the afternoon. >> thank you janessa. there seems to be no end in sight for the ohio epidemic -- heroin epidemic. we had over a dozen calls just yesterday. this is getting worse all the time. what's the latest? >> reporter: the police say that heroin laced with sentinel is the reason. this is -- fenton know -- fentanyl is the reason. this truck went on fire when

was pulled out of the burning truck. luckily, he made it out alive but he is left with serious burns. there was also a suspected overdose victim found in a parking lot and another on the pavement. a three-year-old was found wandering through a neighborhood while three adults were being treated calls -- 24 overdose calls have happened in the last 24 hours. they are keeping a close eye on this terrifying situation. live and afrin, meg shaw newschannel five -- in akron, meg shaw newschannel five. schools are now taking action to bring awareness to the issue because this is such an ongoing problem. there was a 15 minute

through 12. the theme of the video was, the first time could be the last. one paramedic explained how difficult it is becoming to save lives when the formula is always changing. >> people are coming -- becoming more clever with what they mix it with. the more we fix stuff the more they mix up stuff that we can't >> summer are calling on a governor to call this a public health emergency. a man is facing charges after attacking his brother-in- law with a wrench. officials tell us 20-year-old [ name indiscernible ] hit his 20 wine -- 29-year-old brother-in- law in the parking lot of porter library in westlake. the brother-in-law wasn't badly injured and now shoman is

32-year-old thomas hard -- thomas harrs was stopped and arrested for an improper handling of a firearm. ohio medicaid plan is rejected, it required certain adults on medicaid to pay into health sav medicare and medicaid are rejecting them plan because it limits access. if you ever wanted to have a job at the akron zoo, they are hosting a job fair today and tomorrow. it just got underway and is going until 11:00 this morning. they are looking for people in food services, admissions and

shop. [ name indiscernible ] says he is going to make usa heavyweight history defending his title at home. the 31-year-old firefighter will go against a 36-year-old firefighter. it is the first-ever ufc event for cleveland. there are 10 other fights on the bill, both men and women. this one will begin at 10:00 tonigh pay-per-view. those with samsung phones won't want to miss this story. why airlines are now warning you not to use those devices on their flights. >> i don't think anyone knew what to expect. something is wrong here. anyplace to be the next target. tomorrow marks 15 years since all of our lives changed forever.

up. cloudy skies and a little bit of wet conditions. i will tell you when the next round of rain will be coming

good morning. the heat and humidity has definitely been in place. a cold front will be moving through an causing storms to pick up through your early

to early evening. the heat will be reduced as we head in -- into tonight because of the cold front moving through. daytime highs are still very warm throughout the afternoon. we will go 88 for greater cleveland, sunspots may touch 90 this afternoon. but after the front moves through, we are talking about -- some afternoon. it after the front moves through, we're talking about much lower temperatures for tomorrow. a man wanted for a double homicide in canton was arrested. he was taken into custody sometime this week in atlanta. they believe sanders may have played a role in the killing of joshua witherspoon and eric

a health scare for some downtown cleveland workers, toxic dust used to treat box may have made some of them sick now there is concern that members of the public have been exposed. nine workers of the social security office inside this building downtown reported nausea, diarrhea and vomiting on february 19. in newsday reports that it may be due to pesticide dust that was sprayed treatment. there's also a concern that the public that was in that office that day were exposed. >> i have a right to know if i was in this office and became ill and didn't know why. >>the company that did the exterminating did not respond to our request for comment. the social security administration is talking with health experts to find out what to do next.

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said m people confirmed dead and 24 others injured after an explosion at a packaging factory. a boiler exploded causing a fire in the plant. bangladesh has thousands of these types of factories that supply products to global chains such as walmart. the verbal sparring continues between donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump said at a rally

could shoot somebody in public and avoid prosecution. he is referring to the fbi deciding not to charge hillary clinton for her email scandal. hillary clinton told her supporters last night that half of donald tr into the basket of the portables, racists, xenophobic -- etc. we first saw the dangers of hoverboards and now it appears we can add cell phones to this issue. a worldwide recall has been

the usf -- the u.s. federal aviation administration is telling passengers not to put their phones in their checked baggage or use them on the airplane. there are millions sold worldwide. janessa is joining us for another look at the weather. you felt the mugginess if you walked outside today. it is still here but maybe not too much longer. >> we really have no oppressive air and it's going to be dealing with this one more day. we will then have a friend move through that will allow us to have a more fall weather pattern. i am going to give you some sunshine here. don't say you didn't get it this morning into the early afternoon before we track more

the temperatures in the dew points, still very oppressive air. this front will move through and cut this enhanced by tomorrow. we will have breathable air once again across northeast ohio we are still seeing some cells make their way onshore to attribute th beulah and you are also seeing light showers in southern medina county. this is the book of moisture that we are to continue to track throughout the afternoon. we already have flood warnings in effect for st. louis. some of this moisture makes its way to northeast ohio and is going to pack a punch, allowing for some severe storms to move in by the 3:00 our. temperatures across the board,

medina, currently at 76 in this area. hold onto your hats this afternoon. we will have a southerly flowing do will notice the winds , 15 to 20 miles an hour. the exact time in of how you will plan out your day, you will still notice the clouds in place. is huron county. take notice of these temperatures. we will be near 90 degrees in some spots this afternoon but then the moisture flows in and that is what is going to allow the storms to spark up. by 6:00 they are making their way to summit county. notice the cooldown. we were at 90 degrees at 4:00, upper 70s for the dew points until the moisture makes its way through.

be through the midnight hour. greater cleveland today, still 86 degrees and humidity in place, winds kicking up out of the south as the front moves through. look at these overnight lows, lower 60s and by tomorrow afternoon, if you are a fall fan, 73 degrees with more sunshine tracking. monday is going to be in the 80s. the next front moves through tuesday to wednesday with more sunshine. that is a big-time temperature drop of about 15 to 20 degrees. >> thank you janessa. the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks is tomorrow. anyone old enough to remember that day in 2001 can recall the shock, anger and fear felt across the country.

that a, we take a look back at a report on the 10th anniversary and what it was like on our newsroom -- in our newsroom when this occurred. >> the deepest of blue, a late- summer day, much like this one. the nations -- nation's postcard pretty was changed immediately and would change us all forever. some of this video from september 11, 2001 was recorded and archived by this video editor. to emotionally very bad because we knew it was our own people dying in the place. >> 13 years ago this newsroom -- 10 years ago this newsroom was on its highest priority. that day in 911 2001, -- 9/11 in 2001, terrorists crashed

united flight 93 crashed into a pennsylvania meadow when the passengers took control of the plane, driving it into the ground rather than the intended target. >> that plane that crashed in shanksville pennsylvania -- >> when an airplane suspiciously landed at cleveland hopkins airport, officials were dispatched there. >> i don't know what we expected, terrorists am bored or for it to blow up. >> bay head guard dogs with them trying to get into the airplane. >> i don't know what anyone new to expect except they knew that something was wrong and any place could be the next target. >> that airplane was later determined to be clean. the entire nation was on its highest alert.

covered everything they could. we didn't know what would happen next. >> my brother was on a train i found out afterwards that arrived at the wrong -- at the world trade towers 20 minutes before the airplane hit. you call me that morning telling me he was okay and to walk through the city because all of the public transportation was shut down. the only way he could get through, basically the entire city, the city. you are talking about 7,000,000 or 8,000,000 people. >> there are few pictures of the behind-the-scenes and newsroom decision-making process. in such emergencies, our cameras. outward, not in word. the focus was on terrorist attacks and defensive measures of america, as well as northeast ohio, to rush the proper authorities wherever needed. >> we were trying to get

we could do to assist them and bring the story home to northeast ohio. >> everything was happening right in front of your own eyes. you just took your camera and pointed and would shoot. things were happening all around you. >> in my professional career, i cante quite 9/11 with any other day. >> it was a worldwide story that unfolded all around us torrents of emotion that flow through our own bodies. teen years later, it still hits me very hard right here. here in the newsroom, we chronicle the events of a horrible day and at the same time we try to steady our own nerves. >> you can't help but feel emotion. you have to check it and put it behind you. you have to do your job but it is still there. >> the angst goes along with everyone who is working.

reporters, photographers in the field, everyone in the newsroom, everyone is still -- feeling the same fears you are. they just have to keep them down enough to continue to do their jobs. >> in the minds of individuals in the collective memory of the nation, these mental pictures and got raging emotions will never retreat. for america, 9/11 was a turning point. the nation will never forget and neither will be journalists in the newsroom where i labor chronicling events that have touched our times in our lives. for newschannel five, i am leon

janessa is back on set to talk more about this weather. one more muggy day in them we get the cooldown at sunset. >> yes, you are going to enjoy that later afternoon and evening

moving throughout the afternoon and evening. things will be pretty come by tomorrow, lots of sunshine and 70 degrees, a 20 degree temperature drop. may be pumpkin spice tomorrow morning. [ laughter ] >> it will be a busy day with all that whether -- weather. we're

i am the town crier. they didn't have social media been. i fill in that role.

some tickets. >> if you go to the newschannel five website, we have family tickets available. this is in fulton ohio, not far from cleveland, if it's raining in cleveland, it's not always raining in clay spark. >> -- clay park. you should expect food. we've got an array of treats cooked just the way they were back in 1776 all over open fires. as you walk through the grounds, you will be delighted by all of the smells of all of the treats. >> i love it. i remember growing up and going. if you want to win one of the 5 family packs of tickets to the

paramedics and police worked all night to keep at least two dozen people alive. i have a shocking update on the number of overdoses here in akron in the past 24 hours. why some local firefighters will not be able to show their appreciation to those who gave their lives on 9/11. first we're taking a live look outside from our tower cam where you can skies. the rain will follow later on. i am nick foley alongside janessa webb. if you walked out your door today, you notice the mugginess. >> we rain is going to be the -- the rain is going to be the center of attention later on today. it won't be a complete washout but you might want to stay inside in the afternoon and

for everyone to get some rainfall. we did start to track rain at about 1 am this morning, nothing on the severe site many of you got a good dose of rain and a little bit of thunder activity. raval are clevedon -- greater cleveland, the dewpoints are off the charts, upper 60s to lower 70s. also in place da winds picking up, 15 to 20 miles an hour. you can see on the power of 5, this continues to track from the west to the east. right now i am seeing a little bit of rain moving into northern summit county. it is moving in and out fairly quickly and is on the light side. some cells offshore are making their way onshore to ashtabula in the next 15 to 20 minutes. we are still watching that.

that will form here for most of your morning to early afternoon. you can see a batch of moisture lifting to the north in producing severe weather until about the 3:00 our. you will notice the clouds thickening up in the daytime highs today will be upper 80s still. many spots will be in the low 90s. this will be an extended event. we will keep continue to go through. >> it doesn't matter where you will be. you will for sure get wet. be heroin epidemic is sweeping through the nation with one of our local communities feeling the devastating effects. 24 overdoses happened in akron in just one day. meg shaw is live in akron.

>> reporter: i spoke with akron police this morning and they told me no overdose calls have come in since about 11:00 friday night but that is not to say that it is not happening here in the city. at about -- in about nine hours on friday, there were 24 overdose calls recorded in the city. it is because of the bad batch of heroin. in one of the cases, police found a three-year-old wandering off while three adults were in a house being treated for overdoses. this is the second time this week we have seen a child being impacted by the drug. experts tell us this can have a lifelong affect on children and now they are helping more children than ever before. >> sadly, there is a need for an ongoing service. it's not like you come in and meet with somebody once and then you're out the door. we waive our magic wand. it absolutely is something that is a process, a healing process. >> reporter: experts say children exposed to the kinds

age can still have problems forming a ration sips -- forming relationships even in their adult years. i will tell you just how bad this epidemic is, a driver losing control of his truck which catches fire coming up. moving to other news, some firefighters are upset with the chiefs allow them to where commemorative t-shirts on 9/11. a department spokesman says it's a desire to honor those that were killed 15 years ago in a more formal way. >> we lake -- we look at each person we want to remember each

brother and a polo shirt. >> instead of the polo shirts, the chief is asking all firefighters to wear their dress uniforms to any 9/11 events this weekend. tonight cleveland will host the largest of five free concerts promoting reproductive rights. the group, all access coalition is hosting the concert which will host sia, tejano taylor -- teyana taylor, leslie jones and others. ahead of that concert a protest is planned outside of wolstein center. the group called women betrayed will gather outside the stadium to show an alternate outlook on reproductive rights. thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with

heated talks, the u.s. finally has a deal with russia on syria. we will share the details. people are flying -- flocking to a small ohio bowling alley for a chance to become a millionaire. we are in a dry slot right now but i'm going to show you where widespread rain and storm school -- storms could enter

day in columbus for osu. unfortunately they are going to have to contend with rain this afternoon and possible thunderstorm activity. our daytime highs will leave you sweating this afternoon, 85 degrees. host of us are going to be in the upper 80s throughout the day with dew points, the moisture in the air, at that oppressive stage. it's just for one more day. if you're headed toward closer to the lake, not cooling- off. you will notice the southerly breeze, 15 to 20 miles an hour. 84 degrees in beachwood. near 90 degrees in inland locations. news this morning, the united states and russia are finalizing a plan to reduce violence in syria part of the plan outlines a little transitional in the war that has been raging for five years there.

says if it's implemented correctly, it will be a turning point. not everyone is happy with it. several high level security officials say it requires too much interaction with russia. in north korea, the u.n. security council is strongly condemning their latest nuclear test for discussions are expected to begin immediately on sanctions against north korea. they are already the most heavily sanctioned country in the world. they could be blocking fuel oil. this could severely impact the general population which is what makes it controversial. we are already talking about magic numbers when it comes to the indians as they win again on the road. hugh jackson -- hue jackson and the browns are getting ready for their first regular-season game.

there is mike napoli hike in the air, -- >> wow! what a home run from mike napoli last night, the game- winner against minnesota, his third home run this week. the indians brought their magic number down to 17. the tigers also one last night. the indians get a little bit closer to trying to win the central division. tomorrow is a big day for the browns who will open the season in philadelphia. you know by now there are 13 rookies on the active roster and tomorrow is all about getting those young guys that crucial playing time as they play for the first time for 4 real quarters. >> making sure that our players understand the work ethic that it takes to be a big-time nfl pro player and then what it takes to win each and every week , i think we have done that. now the proof is in, we have to go win.

don't forget tomorrow was special hour-long edition of brown's countdown as we get you ready for the first game of the season. and then "dawgs on the run" will be on facebook at about 7:00. and that 11:35 we will have ford sport sunday which will close out the night. the buckeyes points on the board this time last week against bowling green. they know that oklahoma can't be taken lightly. >> we have oklahoma coming up, a team that beat san jose soundly from the get-go. we have talented receivers to play against, a defensive coordinator that used to cochair at ohio state -- used to coach here at ohio state and they are

>>we will have michigan on it noon and then ohio state at 3:30. scarlett saturday will be 7:00 pm and virginia tech versus tennessee will be 8:00 pm. it is week three of the high school football seasons. but does welcome to mcdonald's 5 she is lauren brill and i am andy raskin -- andy baskin. we start off with a plea -- playoffs, stolen in style -- solon and stow, a connection to logan lengthy, 44 yards on that passed which leads to a 19 your are -- 19 yard field-goal

we now take it to the fourth quarter. bulldogs are still down by a field goal. threatening to score at this point. he continues to have a good season this year. after a missed extra point, solon has one last chance, 30 seconds to go. he completes the past but can't hang on in the ball goes into the hands of the bulldogs and lots of support last night as an brecksville broadview heights plays brunswick. brunswick goes up 7-0 right away but the b's answer back to

the b's came back and won in overtime. now we had to westlake, 1st quarter no score, avon lake takes it to the house. that was a 13 yard touchdown run to put them up 7-0. 2nd quarter, now avon lake is up 14- 7 and kicking off, westlake takes it from the 10 them. all the way to the end zone, a 90 yard kickoff return. that would tie the game up at 14 apiece but avon lake improves to 2 and one on the year -- 1 on a year. >> who is that guy? .guy is michigan state offensive coordinator jon bowman

here's a score. the fans were happy about this. the tigers come back, 50 yards. garrett wilson, cleveland heights goes on to win 47-40. to -- >> a little tie-dye action going on with north ridgeville playing berea maidu park -- midpark. they go for the 2-point conversion here, the team parting ways with [ name indiscernible ] 2817 -- 28- 17 lead at this point and they go on to win the game. right before halftime,

parmer gets this one. what will the eagles do, here is a touchdown run. [ indiscernible - low volume ] in other barnburner on route 8 red raiders come freighting back -- fighting back, who gets credit for that one. that was a pretty play. they win, 32-22.

a game with canton mckinley. here is a on for a 51 touch start -- touchdown pass. >> another pass flies down field and this time it's picked off. jackson parker started the game off on fire but once again for the second time off. they get routed, 64-24. plenty of games tonight, we will talk about those tonight on newschannel five at 11. don't forget ohio state a little bit later today playing tulsa. janessa is now joining us with another look at the weather. you heard the mentioning football games. if they're going to get on the

field today they're going to have to deal with rain. >> we're going to check this hour by hour so we hopefully don't have any cancellations of those games. right now you can see the clouds in place across northeast ohio. the dewpoints are the center of attention this afternoon. they are still in the lower 70s. if you are over the heat and humidity we have we will cut this in half by tomorrow afternoon. we should be at that pleasant state as the cold front continues to move across the area. right now we are tracking just a few raindrops. this is northern summit county. it is on the isolated side and continues to track east. at the 5:00 a.m. our -- hour we were tracking

we are seeing this flow across northeastern ohio. we are dealing with flood warnings for the st. louis area. this moisture is going to pack a punch this afternoon, providing us with some severe weather potential around the 3:00 our -- hour. we have this bubble of warm air but behind it is a well-defined cold front which will move in and allow our temperatures to fall about 20 degrees tomorrow afternoon. they talked about the winds, they are going to be allowing for the daytime highs to be upper 80s to near 90 degrees in some spots. how to plan your afternoon, you can see the clouds in place throughout the 2:00 and 3:00 hour. in erie and huron county's -- counties you can see this tracking through the area. you can see the darker greens

this will be all the way until 9:00. we're not in the clear yet for southern communities, all the way to about midnight tonight, we will be tracking a little bit of rain. it should be loosening up by tomorrow morning. daytime highs of 86, 88 degrees for greater cleveland, slightly warmer for akron and canton. the front moves through, look at that, lower 60s the seven-day forecast is showing fall like temperatures come back down to the lower 70s. lower 80s by monday, tracking another front-end by tuesday evening into wednesday we will have more comfortable air on the way. it's almost time for our pet of the week and. we will introduce you to cocoa coming up. she's a sweet girl that needs a new home.

it is our favorite time of the week, our pet of the weekend. i remember this girl from about eight months ago. >> this is cocoa who has been with us for eight months. she is the sweetest senior girl. she is 10 years old. she is laid-back and very easy.

sweet loving dog who loves to go for walks. she has a fit rick -- she will walk with you all day long if you want to use your fitbit. the only problem is she has to be the only pet in the house. she's 70 years old in human terms. she's like any of us would be at 70, she won't do well with other dogs and cats. she's very sweet. she warms up to anyone she meets. >> we want to get her a forever home. she's been in a foster home for a little bit ended wonderfully. as long as you have a set schedule for her, she is housebroken. she is the sweetest girl. >> she's been in the shelter way too long. i'm definitely going to post some pictures on my social media. we are going to keep our

adopts cocoa. look at those eyes. they are beautiful. she is such a sweet thing. we need a perfect retirement home for her. >>she needs to be the center of attention, that the perfect girl. >> we're going to be at rocky river whole foods from 11:00 until 3:00, weather permitting. cocoa will be at the shelter today waiting for her forever family. as soon as you -- as soon as we get off the air she will be at the tremont shelter. if you want to meet her, that's where you can find her. cocoa is going to be waiting for the perfect family to come in and give her her retirement home. >> we need your help here cocoa

we will post pictures on our social media to get the word out. by tomorrow, nick, cocoa is going to be gone. >> she's a sweet girl for sure. we are pulling for you cocoa. thousands are flocking to a small ohio village for a weekly raffle in the hopes of becoming a weekly millie -- a millionaire. the jack pot has climbed to $1.5 million. no one has won the jack taught for -- jackpot for over you need the queen of hots to -- queen of hearts to win. scene the king of hearts last week. my heart stopped -- >> i had the king of hearts last week. my heart stopped. this is going to be fun. >> the drawing is tomorrow. the idea was to get rid of

might be at risk as well. one northeast ohio champion

it is now 9:30.

outside. how long will the sky status way? i am nick foley and we have several developments for you this morning including an alarming increase in overdoses in summit county. meg shaw is live in akron with more. first let's have a check on the weather. right now. if you want to get up and get going and enjoy some dry conditions and a little peek of sunshine across northeast ohio, this is the time to do it before the rain those in. we are under a slight risk of severe storms to move in by the 3:00 our. 75 degrees right now, a comfortable start. the dew points, the moisture in the air is upper 60s to upper

-- lower 70s which is not playing nice. this will continue to crank up throughout the afternoon as the front makes its way through. we are seeing me warm air tracking and from the south. i was tracking widespread rain at about 1 am through the 6:00 a.m. hour. we are seeing just a few isolated rain drops moving throughout northern summit county but moving in and out, you can see them fading away right now. hudson, you're probably noticing some raindrops but it will be moving out quickly. this is the bulk of the moisture which will continue to slide from west to east. it is moving in with warm air in place. that is going to spark up some severe storms throughout the afternoon and evening. you can see as the front moves through, we will lose the thunderstorm activity by 10:00 and just have widespread rain at that point.

the lower 60s by tomorrow morning. >> thank you janessa. there seems to be no end in sight to the growing heroin epidemic. there were well over a dozen overdose calls in akron along -- alone the last 24 hours. meg shaw is following that story. this is getting worse by the day. what is the latest? >> reporter: police in akron say heroin laced with fentanyl is responsible for 24 overdoses in 9 hours. look at this truck. the driver crashed into a pole in the parking lot of a chapel hill mall hitting a guardrail and minutes later it was on fire. when police arrived on the scene, he was passed out and

truck. luckily he made it out alive but is now left with serious burns. it didn't stop there on friday. on canton road police tell us they found a suspected overdose victim lying on the sidewalk and yet another victim was found in the parking lot of a dairy queen on pridgen wrote. may be the most disturbing case of them all was a three-year- old that was wandering through the neighborhood while three adults were being treated for overdoses. i did talk with akron police this morning and they say no overdose calls have come in since about 11:00 friday night. however, they are keeping a close eye on this terrifying situation. we will keep you updated on what happens. live in akron, meg shaw newschannel five. >> that's a horrible problem that just keeps coming in waves. because children are having so much exposure to these drugs, schools are bringing awareness to this issue. the 50 minute educational video was made to show students grades four through 12. the theme of the video is the first time could be your last,

one paramedic described how difficult it is becoming to save lives when the formula is always changing. >> it exists everywhere. they have become more clever with what they mix it with. it's almost like they are fighting us. the more we find ways to fix the stuff, the more they come up with drugs that can't be fixed. >> many are calling upon the governor this man attacked his 29- year-old brother-in-law yesterday in a parking lot in westlake. they were arguing about their marriages. the brother-in-law wasn't badly injured but the suspect, shoman , now faces assault charges.

rage incident last week. he was arrested for improper handling of a firearm. they will be taking the octagon for the first time tonight. [ name indiscernible ] says he's going to make heavyweight history defending his title right here at home. the 30-year-old firefighter will go against a 36-year-old firefighter -- fighter are 10 other fights on the bill as well. this starts at 7:00 tonight. the main event begins at 10 pm. if you can't make it to the queue it will also be on pay- per-view. those with samsung phones, you won't want to miss this story. why airlines are now warning users to use -- not to use the device on those airplanes. >> i don't think anyone knew what to expect except, everything -- something is wrong in any place to be the

tomorrow marks 15 years since all of our lives changed. leon bibb will have a perspective that no one will want to miss. the power of 5 shows windy

talking about severe weather it is important that we stay connected even though i won't be here tonight, follow me on twitter and facebook. i will show you where the storms are located id 3:00 our. we are going to track the rain as well as winds, gusting 35 to 45 miles an hour and storm activity throughout the early evening in -- evening. the front is going to slice through here points in half this afternoon a reduced temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. if you are not a hot feather -- a hot weather fan, hold on just another 12 hours. 85 degrees for mansfield and closer to the lake will be a toasty afternoon.

, 88. i will be tracking more sunshine tomorrow with 70 degrees for the high. while we are -- we are learning that a man wanted for a double homicide has been taken into custody in atlanta. isaiah sanders may have played the role of joshua -- in the murder of joshua weatherspoon and erika higgins the last week. a woman had her hands zipped tied together and there were children in the home as well. a huge amount of pot was just remove.the streets. ohio state troopers say they just took a man in custody after they found 92 pounds of marijuana in his car. the value of the pot is just over $200,000. inhouse care for some downtown cleveland workers,

bedbugs may have made some of them sick and now there is concern that members of the public may have also been exposed. nine workers at the social security office inside this building downtown reported nausea, diarrhea and vomiting back on february 19. now in newsday reports that shows it may be due to toxic insecticide, dust designed for outdoor treatment that was actually sprayed inside. those workers are worried that members of the public were also exposed that day. >> we want people who have been in this office to know. >> they have a right to know. i have a right to know >> the company to handle the spring did not respond to our requests for comment. this is a secretive administrations as it is helping with workers comp claims and helping to figure out what to do next. if you see news happening, let us know, texter and -- text

said news coming in from bangladesh, 12 people are confirmed dead -- it's actually 24 people dead with 24 -- more than 20 others injured at a packaging factory. a boiler exploded causing the fire. fire safety -- factory safety is a main near -- a major issue in bangladesh. they supply products to many global chains such as walmart.

continues between donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump said yesterday that hillary clinton could shoot someone in public and not be charged. he's referring to the investigation into her private email server. he made a similar comment while campaigning for the gop nomination. continuing on the other side of the spectrum, low blows, hillary clinton told supporters trump supporters fall into the quote, basket of deplorable. she went on to call them racist, sexist, xenophobic and homophobic. she said the other group is people that are looking for change in any form because of economic anxiety. we can now add cell phone civil list of exploding batteries.

a recall. dozens of them have caught fire. the u.s. federal mah and it is -- faa has warned people to not put those phones in checked luggage. a 2.5 million recall is being planned worldwide. maybe you could do it the old- fashioned way with a letter. that's them out there. let's look at the weather now. we have that really muggy field that's continuing again. today will be the last day of the humidity with that oppressive air in place. we have a glossy look across the sky. you are waking up to wet pavement this morning. i was tracking what weather starting at about 2 am this morning to the 6:00 a.m.

hour. things have really die down. look at this year. this is not playing nice. these are the dew points, moisture in the air which is very high, ac needs to be cranking today. by tomorrow we will slice those in half and this will be more comfortable air. also the winds are stirring up this morning and they will be the center of attention this afternoon. 15 to 20 miles an hour is what's going to allow upper 80s to the lower 90s. any raced your -- a moisture you may see at this point will be light. the bigger story is the tropical moisture that is going to affect us at about the 3:00 our. it is mixing in with the nice steamy air here and behind that

that's going to allow for a cool down by sunday. the exact timing, i don't want you to cancel your early afternoon activities but we are definitely going to keep our eye on the sky. if you hear lightning, eunice -- you definitely need to bring it indoors. look at our highs, upper 80s to near 90s. the front is then going to slice through here price 7:00 by 7:00, a drop in temperatures of about 20 degrees as this cold front dominates throughout the evening. we are still tracking wet weather through 11:00 and some of the overnight hours. hopefully by tomorrow morning things will be drying out and coming down. we will go with 86 to 80 degrees for greater cleveland inland locations -- greater cleveland. for inland locations, possibly another 90 day and upper 60s

we're going to track sunshine tomorrow afternoon and a 20 degree temperature drop. we will be back in the lower 80s for monday. the next front should be arriving by wednesday afternoon . we should have some more comfortable air heading into next week, a taste of fall. the 50th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks is tomorrow. this is a live look at the new york city skyline which ha years. it is still impossible to forget the shock and fear and anger that came with all of those terrifying images from that day. as we remember those who were killed in those attacks, leon bibb looks back at the 10th anniversary and what it looked like. >> reporter: the day was beautiful. it was a late summer day, much as this one. the nation's postcard pretty

world forever. >> [ shouting ] >> reporter: this video from september 11, >> reporter: this video from september 11, 2000 no one -- 2001 shows what was going on. >>it was very hard emotionally because we knew it was our own people dying in those places. >> reporter: 15 years ago this newsroom was on highest priority. >> we were trying to find out who was there that day, family, friends. >> reporter: plunged 2 jetliners into the world trade centers and a third into the pentagon in washington dc. they tried to do the same with a fourth airplane. united flight 93 crashed into a pennsylvania meadow when passengers fought to grab control of it from the terrorist, driving it into the ground rather than into the

-- the white house that was the target. that was the airplane that crashed in shanksville. >> reporter: when a suspicious airplane landed at cleveland airport, officials were dispensed there. >> i don't know whether we expected it to blowup or there were terrorists am bored. >> as officers going up and down the stairs to get inside of the airplane. they had guard dogs there to i don't know what anyone new to expect except something is wrong here and anyplace to be the next target. >> reporter: that airplane was later determined to be clean. the whole nation was on highest alert. we covered whatever we could cover, all wondering what would or could happen next and where it would happen. >> especially with a situation like 9/11, it's quite the ever. my brother to was on a train that had arrived at -- my brother was on a train that had

moments before the explosions occurred. he was okay and called me to tell me deputy had to walk through the entire city of new york they had to walk out of the city. this is 7,000,000 or 8 minge of people -- 8 million people. >> reporter: there are few pictures of the behind the scenes in the newsroom decision- making process. in such emergencies, our cameras. outwards, no attacks and how it affected northeast ohio in the entire country. >> we were trying to get in contact with lower police and firefighters and construction workers. people were trying to find out if anything could be done to assist them. we wanted to bring the story home to northeast ohio. >> everything was happening right in front of your own eyes. you took your camera and you pointed.

things were happening all around. >> in my professional career i cannot eke weight 9/11 with any other day. it was a worldwide story which unfolded all around us, and at the same time there was a torrent of emotion that both do our own bodies. 15 years later, it still hits me very hard right here. here any new center five newsroom we chronicle the events of the horrible day and at the same time we tried to stay our own nerves. >> emotion. you have to check it. you have to put it behind you. you have to do your job but it is still there. >> this goes along with everyone that is working. everyone in the newsroom, all of the reporters and photographers in the field is feeling the same fears you are. they just have to keep them down enough to continue to do their jobs. reporter machinations collective memory rdt sealed --

of 9/11. 9/11 was a turning point in america. the nation will never forget, and neither will the journalists in the newsroom who chronicled the events that had touched our times and our lives -- have touched our times and our lives. for newscenter 5 -- for newschannel five, i am leon bibb

another warm day today, temperatures above normal and we are tracking storms were this afternoon. watch the ohio state, tells the game -- tulsa game later

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