cleveland residents will have a chance to vote on a minimum wage increase. >> cleveland city council approved legislation that will put it on the ballot. we have more on this latebreaking development. we are talking about a huge increase. >> reporter: the minimum wage is $8.10 per hour. it would go to $12 per hour with a gradual increase to $15 this issue missed the november ballot but after tonight vote it will be on the special election ballot. if past it would phase-in raises starting january 2018. proponents argue it would harm local businesses. >> everybody is competent and everybody is looking forward to it.

>> we had some technical problems but we want to move on and say cleveland city council made a move on another controversial topic. medical marijuana. they introduced legislation that would put a two-year moratorium on licenses and distribution. akron council voted for a one- year medical marijuana a jury has indicted a local softball coach on sex charges. prosecutors say he coached at the laurel school and the victim was a student. he is facing numerous charges including rape and kidnapping here. >> how could such a huge mistake occur like this? >> there was some miscalculations. we go in search of answers

superintendent over budget miscalculations. tonight major cuts in curriculum and extracurricular activities are a real possibility. we have been digging in to the budget problem. did the district see this coming? >> reporter: they did not see it this budget deficit coming. barefaced with closing or repurchasing major school buildings. residence at tonight school upset. >> i am sorry. you have issues. >> reporter: residents spent two hours hammering the school board about a massive budget deficit that was unveiled several weeks ago. parents are facing serious cuts that will have a big impact on the children. >> what are they doing with the

>> reporter: residents are blaming the former treasurer. how can such a large budget shortfall be missed? why did the auditors missed this ? residents are demanding answers. >> it is the state reporting. it is the school board reporting. there is a paper trail. >> reporter: how will you get this done? >> that is a difficult decision . >> reporter: the do superintendent said it is a submit a budget plan by september 30 as to how the district will get out of debt. angry residents to be have been left out of the process as to where cuts should me made and are demanding the board ask for an extension. >> how he got out of whack i am not sure. >> reporter: every question i asked him he said he had few answers. >> will you have to close buildings?

the state. we have to make a proposal to the board. >> reporter: the school board will hold a special meeting later this week. the cuts must be submitted to the board by september 24. if the levy renewal does not pass in november the budget deficit could balloon to $19 million. closed tomorrow. there is cleanup to do after a fire over the weekend. crews are trying to repair smoke and water damage. officials said they do not believe fire was suspicious. it started in the construction education area we have uncovered a different possible problem in the cleveland schools. a water shortage. and one school without air conditioning. the source confirmed that there are no

newton baker because it is one of dozen schools being tested for lead. one mother who did not want to go on camera set her son called her to pick him up during the extreme heat because he was sick. >> he was dripping sweat. i brought him home and he had heat exhaustion. he was so dehydrated. >> they had contracted with a company to provide water coolers. the ur out. spokesperson calls the claims are false and said bottled water and gatorade was delivered to the school when the water ran out. another issue for local schools. you have seen school buses with stoplights out. now a school district is watching out for the drivers. bay village will use cameras outside the schoolbus. look at this video. cars are going around the buses.

and the stop arm they go around. i guess they are in a hurry. >> one camera is at the license plates. the video is given to the police who can issue $250 tickets. they have caught six drivers the end of last school year. trouble is brewing in brunswick. >> there are accusations of racial tensions inside the high schools football program and it started after used racial slurs to describe another team. after falling kaepernick's example. rodney axson took to his knee during the national anthem and that is when his family said the slurs were sent. >> we live in fear. >> the brunswick school superintendent said they are bringing in outside experts to work with the district.

regions heroin epidemic takes effect. it is the good samaritan law. it would protect people who call for help when someone is overdosing. they can claim immunity only twice. if the person is on parole able to knock it immunity. of the goal is to save lives. a proposed constitutional amendment that would declare abortion murder in ohio has been rejected by the attorney general's office failed to get the required number of signatures needed. it was rejected. and march a similar proposal was determined unconstitutional in oklahoma. a gazebo where a boy was shot by a cleveland police officer will be dismantled. the structure will be shipped to chicago museum. the gazebo became a makeshift memorial. his death sparked

clinton's campaign is operating in crisis mode tonight for not disclosing her pneumonia illness earlier. clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. the campaign did not go public with the illness until she made an abrupt departure from a september 11 commemoration. it showed the nominee she fainted. the campaign is apologizing and it missed dose and admits they were wrong. >> last 90 minutes released information. release more details about the state of our health. donald trump is staying quiet on clinton's health issues . he said earlier today he hope she gets well soon. trump is focusing on clinton calling his supporters a basket of deplorable's. clinton made the comment last week calling half his supporters racist sexist homophobic xenophobic backers.

trump is using her comments to carve out a new message. >> while my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hard- working american patriots who love your country and want a better future for all our people. >> trump has faced his own missteps. political analysts say neither candidate can afford missteps betwee cleveland's history damage and destroyed. the community is stepping up to make it right. what is being done to preserve the final resting place of some of the city's founding fathers. a pastor takes matters into his own hands when he discovers an intruder in his home. the surprising message he has. we are sitting under clear skies and cool temperatures. i will show you hour by hour

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the premiere of dancing with the stars it off to a rocky start after producers were forced to cut that we can measure after protesters. the swimmer was rushed by protesters. he said he feels hurt drawing such a protest. he has been under fire about lying about a robbery in rio during the olympics. surveillance video person setting a fire at a florida mosque. you can see the screen light up with flames and somebody scrambling to get away your the fort pierce is limit center. sunday was the 15th anniversary of september 11 and it is the beginning of the muslim holiday.

cleveland founding fathers are calling for justice after more than a dozen tombstones at cleveland's oldest cemetery were shattered. it is a story we brought you first. a group of local companies is trying to cover the cost. >> we have been following the story from the start. >> reporter: the city says several local monument companies have offered to cover the cost of the damages. the families of people buried here to happen again. >> born june 15 7093. he was born october 26 october 26, 1818. >> reporter: the graves of these men and women have withstood more than a century. as the city they helped create grew up around them. >> the first rabbi and the first catholic priest. first that this minister. >> reporter: they could not

the damage brings tears to the eyes of men like john franklin. >> it affects me. the more i think about it. it is disrespectful. >> reporter: disrespectful to his relatives buried here. >> someone who cannot defend themselves. >> reporter: he is a member of the early settlers association. they are calling for better protections for these priceless pieces of cleveland history. >> we cannot see this happen again. >> reporter: asking for gates to be locked overnight. and asking for security cameras. cleveland police said they are not investigating and the city is handling the problem internally. the historians and descendents who work so hard to preserve this place are asking for the public's help.

it was done over a period of time. somebody must have seen this. >> reporter: the monument company is offering a $2500 reward leading to the arrest of the person or people responsible. a father-son pastor duo did not have time to pray when they arrived home to a break-in. they say the front door was open when they got home last week. they went upstairs and they saw a man's foot behind a door. jerome grabbed him and his son dialed 911. the suspected burglar admitted he was trying to steal cash to get heroin. >> it may be a wake-up call for this gentleman and others that may be paying attention to his interview. help is necessary.

hawkins and would welcome him in his church. police are trying to figure out if he is linked to other burglaries. a homeless dog is a hero for an ohio fire department. smokey is part of the homeless to hero program which works with shelters to save dogs and save them to be emotional support dogs. it was a rescue from utah and trained in arizona and arrived in toledo today. he will live at the fire department full-time helping lift the firefighters after they lost two of their own. has some good news to report. for anyone looking to break into a new career. >> starting salaries expected to go up next year. salaries will go up more than 3 1/2% in the five industries it monitors. accounting and finance creative and marketing administrative and office support legal and technology. >> these individuals are in

starting salary. in addition to other perks to attract individuals and retain them. >> exposi employers are looking for soft skills like leadership and visitation skills combined with technical skills. new developments tonight. the faa's giving cleveland hopkins international airport another $8 million to make sure it is ready to clear the snow. at the runways this winter. the money snow removal equipment. last year they were find hundreds of thousands of dollars for not having the right equipment and staffing to deal with all of the snow. >> we cannot escape the snow.

>> it is a cooler weather pattern. after saturday was at the cold front move through and now it is like pumpkin spice and hot coffee. >> apple cinnamon. >> it looks like we have seen the last 90 degree day. potentially for 2016. i hope you have enjoyed it. right now clear skies northern ohio. temperatures all over the place. closer to the lake and downtown cleveland it is 66 degrees. as you make your way to inland locations it is 55 degrees. we are not picking up any moisture just ground clutter. we are watching the next cold front to the northwest.

this will provide us with a good swath of moisture on wednesday. behind the front is definitely cooler air. it will be 70s for the rest of the week. tomorrow will be the warmest they for the next seven days. taking a look at what to look ahead for. more sunshine on tuesday afternoon. we are waiting to buy of september. fall-like weather pattern enters. the next cold front will move in as we head into wednesday afternoon. at noon you can see the timing. early-morning there will be widespread showers toward eerie and huron county. this is around 12 clock. you can see the moisture sags south and east bringing the temperatures down to the upper

could be some thunder. this will be a light rain. we should be on the dry side tonight. 60 degrees inland. upper 50s to the upper 40s in some spots. we will be in the lower 80s with mostly sunny skies on tuesday. look at the seven-day forecast. lots of sunshine. front moves in and is will dry out. thursday and friday we are tracking severe storm potential for saturday afternoon. talking about brown's sunday we will start off in the lower 60s. by game time at 1:00 mostly cloudy skies and 72. breaking news. and amber alert has been issued by the brunswick police department.

she is under foster care and left the kmart with her ideological father who is a registered sex offender. we want to give you her name. it is robin roberts. she is missing. she is a white female teen years old. five foot 10 inches. weighs 110 pounds. blonde hair and blue eyes. the indians are in chicago tonight trying to make the magic number smaller. we will hear from next man up when it comes to being the quarterback.

puts into the job and prepares themselves. anytime that happens especially week one of the opener it is heartbreaking. it showed the fight that he has. those of the words of jo robert griffin took he collides and he was put on injured reserve with a break in his shoulder. griffin could return in eight weeks. then josh mccown gets the call on sunday . it was josh mccown that was hurt in the first game last year. jackson said it was a fluke. >> i think he was trying to protect himself. he was going out of bounds. this is one of the times where it is unfortunate he did not

here is this guy that comes out. he is being pushed in the back as this is happening. he was trying to do the right thing. steelers playing washington tonight. roethlisberger threw three touchdown passes. pittsburgh wins. roethlisberger 27 of 37 four 300 yards. the indians are trying to play catch-up. the indians trail looking for some magic. the tigers won tonight said the indians cannot come back. the magic number will stay at 14. the buckeyes have a huge game this saturday at oklahoma. we should be expecting a better

per game. >> we will prepare hard and make sure we are ready when kickoff comes. we will get you ready for

the amber alert just issued by brunswick police. a 15-year-old was abducted from a kmart. she is under foster care and left the kmart with her biological father who is a registered sex offender. >> robin roberts is missing. she is white five feet 10 inches tall. she has blonde hair and blue eyes. they were last seen in a black

we will have the latest on newsnet5.com . thank you for watching. >> we will see you tomorrow.

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