. good stories at the noon hour. we now know the name of one of the victims of the deadly discoveries in ashland and richland county. details shortly. first, grab the umbrella. we're settling in on a wet wednesday. the rain and storm 6 pictured to move into the area. somara theodore is in the rain. >> and they have arrived just like clock work. here we are in the lunchtime hour. medina getting hit with some very heavy rain. the deep red showing the downpours. anyone getting ready to hit 71

gilford areas like crestville and lafayette, seeing heavier rain. farther south, this is the other heavier pocket of rain into holmes county and has a southwestern kick to it and getting hit the hardest now. if you live in millersburg, you're getting the heavier action as well and pushing down, gripping walnut creek. the bigger picture shows a lot of people are seeing rain into cuyahoga county and southern portions there, parts of geauga county seeing the li in green. this entire front and the rain associated with it is going to continue to push farther south and this is not going to be an all-day event. into the afternoon, we should be drying up. i like this. can you tell where the rain is? or if it's impacted by the rain the greatest? the temperatures are cooler. that yellow shading there in the 60s and the farther south you go, still warm. after they get hit by the rain and cloud coverage, you will see the temperatures drop as well. that is a look at the updated

and back to breaking news developments on the heels of a gruesome discovery. we're gigging do -- digging into the latest northeast ohio serial killer case. three bodies discovered in two separate counties as one man claims responsibility. meg shaw is live in ashland with the details. meg, what is the latest? >> reporter: well, leon, we now know that one of the bodies found in the ashland county home is that of stacy stanley, the family telling us they have positively identified h more than 100 people have been searching for stanley since she went missing last thursday. that now leaves two bodies unidentified in this case. a second body from this house in ashland county and another from this abandoned area in richland county. that, of course, was the third body discovered tuesday afternoon after 40-year-old sean michael grate admitted to

called 911 saying grate abducted her. a forensics team from mercy hearse university is in the process of identifying those remains found here in richland county and going through evidence in a nearby burned house. the county prosecutor telling us no charges are being filed against grate just yet. >> our office now is more concerned about identification and determination as the cause and manner of death. once we have that, then >> reporter: a couple of minutes ago, i spoke with the akron county prosecutor's office. they tell me they're in the process of filing all of the necessary paperwork to charge grate. they say there will be several charges. they want to make sure all of the paperwork is in line and that everything is there. of course, we will keep you updated as to when all of that paperwork is filed and when he is set to appear here in court in ashland county.

leon. thank you for your report. in the meantime, a man accused of murdering a woman using a rifle after crashing his car into hers in sullen6 expected in court today. matthew deja, a marine corps veteran, is charged with murder and aggravated murder. last month, he ran a red light crashing into pearl's car. he then got out of his car and shot her with an assault rifle. also developing today, the story of the gazebo cleveland. the 12-year-old tamir rice was shot by a police officer. the gazebo at the recreation center is to be taken down and support to a chicago museum for display. the city announced it would hold off on demolition plans months ago, and while many were glad the makeshift memorial is being preserved, many don't want to see it go. and tera molina is live at the r croaks center with the --

can you tell us? >> reporter: we have been reporting on this for months. i will step out of the way so you can see what is going on here. for an hour, the crews were at this and you can see shingles were removed and then the weather came in and they took a break. they're bringing in more equipment and they'll be back at it. this gazebo marks the spot the 12-year-old tamir rice, holding a pellet gun, was shot and killed by a cleveland police officer. within seconds of stopping his the cadell rec center. rice's family originally wanted to see the gazebo taken down. according to the attorney, changed their mind when is they realized its historical significance. the gazebo will go to chicago's stoney island arts bank. the people here understanded this is the family's wish and they want to make sure that something remains here to memorialize rice. >> something needs to remain in this space, so, nobody ever

who we lost here. >> reporter: months ago, there were reports the smithsonian wanted the gazebo for one of the museums in d.c. and turns out those reports stemmed from a misunderstanding. we'll be here all day today and bringing you the latest on the newscast at 4, 5, and 6. tera molina, newschannel 5. >> thank you. and we'll look for your reports later today. and in the meantime, on the political side, hilary clinton 6 pictured to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. her riva on the campaign trail today and is under political attack on many fronts. abcs kenneth molten has the latest on the race for the white house. >> reporter: donald trump's non- profit foundation under buyer. -- under fire. while trump was unveiling his plan to deduct child care expenses. >> child care is a big problem. >> reporter: the new york attorney general announced an inquire into the foundation. "the washington post" cited tax records saying that trump had

since 2008, and the foundation used $20,000 to buy a six foot tall painting of trump. the new york ag eric sniderman on cnn. >> and we have been concerned the trump foundation may have engaged in impropriety. >> reporter: and they called the democrat and clinton supporter a partisan hack. this is nothing more than another left-wing hit job. the hits on trump are coming from all sides. the former gop secretary of state collin powell called trump a national disgraces who has no since error error of shame. the atck mails were hacked and released of powell. he bashed clinton's minions for trying to drag me into the controversy. a new poll from bloomberg politics shows trump up five points over clinton within a margin of error. she's back on the trail tomorrow after recovering from pneumonia. >> and she's working hard pushing new. >> reporter: her high-profile surrogates have been busy placeholders. >> i really, really, really

clinton's additional health records, trumps earlier this week he would release the results of his recent physical on a daytime tv talk show today. the campaign now said that that won't happen. instead, trump will discuss his health regimen. kenneth molten, washington. in the meantime, american athletes hacked. the latest on how their private health issues are being exposed. >> plus, hold off on the fall yard work for a bit. the black & decker recall that grass. >> and the battle of the bulge begins. we're showing you which company claims to have the best electric car after we do this

. well, the battle is on for the best electric car general motors is putting the heat on tesla. the company claims its newest electric car, the chevy bolt, drives long or a single charge. general motors said one miles. that would be 23 more miles than tes wella -- tesla's model thirty two. the bolt has an electric in are the that can reach speeds up to 91 miles an hour and selling for more than $37,000. and if you're planning on doing some yard work, there might be recall, which affects you. black and decker is recalling 560,000 free n-1 electric blower-vacuum mulchers. the manufacturer said a cover

user. the 3-in-1 electric blower- vacuum mulcherrings were sold in store and online. the salesser were from may 2013 through this month. the items sold for 70 to 90 and they recommend the mulchers not be used and that owners contact black & decker. >> and tropical storm brings heavy rain and damaging rains to parts of florida. how the south could be in for another round of clotting. >> and keeping an eye on julia here. we're it's been a dry weekend overall. i will let you know how long

. top american athletes including gymnasts simon b election es are speaking out about -- biles are speaking out about their health issues and this is after hackers stole their medical records and posted them online. elizabeth is live in new york with more on the leaked documents and reaction from the athletes themselves. >> reporter: a hacking scandal

>> reporter: exposing the private medical records of some of america's top athletes. the document apparently from the world antidoping agency showing basketball player elena dela don, and simone biles and serena and venus williams had used medications on the prohibited drug list, but that in each case, they received approval for therapeutic use and did not seek to keep it a secret from the testing agency. year-old biles tested positive for methyl phenadate, a typical stimulant for treating adhd. biles responding that i have adhd and i have taken medicine for it since was a kid. please know, i believe in clean sports, and i have always followed the rules. >> these documents prove that these u.s. athletes played by the book and did everything they were supposed to do. completely opposite of what the russians did. >> reporter: more than 100 russian athletes were banned

of what was called state- sponsored drug cheating. now, some security experts suspect that russia is behinded the latest cyberattack. the same group that may have been involved in the hacking of the democratic national come itee. russian officials are denying any involvement. in the meantime, the group claiming responsibility for this attack promises that there is more to come. elizabeth herr, new york. and some residents of mayport, florida, are seeing wind damage from tropical storm julia. it formed off of the coast of northeast florida on tuesday evening and made landfall overnight, could parking sustained winds of nearly 40 miles per hour. the form is 6 pictured to weaken as a depression and as it moves north intoga -- into georgia and along the way, it's dropping much rain. julia, the rain must fall. >> they are. >> and in this part of the

julia impacting much of the southeast and let's go ahead and take a look now. you can see we have the radar and satellite on for parts of georgia. i used to work in savannah, georgia, and i will tell you a lot of low laying areas there. the flooding occurs quickly. that is an area getting hit the hardest into charleston, south carolina. and we're seeing julia move about 7 miles per hour and taking its time. the good news is that as it mas weaken. that system thrives off of the ocean temperatures. let's look at the heavy rain at home. we're seeing some of the reds, oranges and that means it's downpouring right now. we're seeing it into medina and shifting quickly. new in parts of gilford and into areas south of medina. and we head farther south into holmes county and millersburg about to get hit by heavy rain as well as southern portions of holmes county into clark and

direction forwards walnut creek. much of northeast ohio is seeing the rain and those spots were where we were seeing the heaviest. and the good news is that after the cluster of rain following the showers, we should be drying out this evening. tonight is not going to be a wet night. brought us great weather the last few days and the cold front is passing through. evidence when you look at this temperature map here. not on rain, we get evaporative cooling often and tends to be cooler in the spots. 66 degrees in elyria. we saw the rain pass through this way. still warm and sunshine down into southern portions of tuscaroras county, dover-new philadelphia area and you'll get rain soon enough. that is from areas like millersburg and this is the future cast here. key continue to push through. see what happens around 10:45 p.m. tonight and going from cloudy,

and dry conditions overnight. that means we're going to lose any heat during the day or at least a lot of it. tomorrow morning is going to be cool. i am looking at upper 40s, low 50s for a lot of us and thursday morning to start and dry things out. the five-day forecast, hour-by- hour, and all they -- oh, they played the music. we are seeing the rain threat return. again being for the weekend and that is possible. the building is a washout and steadying out in the it's inching closer and closer to fall. and that is a look at the forecast. catch all of the power-of-5 weather updates on cleveland star 102 and 98.5 wncx. cleveland's classic rock. i will throw it to mark's garden. >> if you're hanging baskets and pots on the patio are like mine, the summer annuals are done. you have a way to rejuvenate those. >> and the summer has been tough on the annuals.

there is a point. a lot of them, if you cut them back, they have empty spots. we have the peppers. these are amazing. >> edible and superhot. >> unless you like cabbages. >> there are so many different colors and varieties. and into the snow, of course, the pansies an lot of different colors and varieties. >> that is a cool plant. coo. >> will and they love the fall and cool weather. >> they'll keep bloom something. >> they will keep blooming and come back. if you put them in thed about or pot, whatever -- . >> and spring? >> they'll be back up. >> perpent . >> and they're gorgeous. >> add fall colors.

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