the deaths of more women now being linked to a man who is already a suspect in three other murders. and in new york right now, the investigation into an explosion continues. where the bomb was left and how it's similar to marathon bombing. >> and the browns home opener is hours away. before the game, the team will be honoring a living legend. >> and welcome to a special edition of good morning cleveland. we're live from first energy stadium for the brown's home opener against the ravens. we have a full house this morning. we're going to check in with terrence lee and corrina pysa and meg shaw soon.

know. is it going to be good tailgating weather. janessa webb has the answer. >> reporter: good morning, sarah and everyone and it's not perfect, but at least it's not raining outside. we're tracking overcast skies and for folks, the humidity is in place now. that ask why you are seeing the ominous clouds to the east for greater cleveland. and look at the shot. a gloss over the greater cleveland area as humidity levels, folks, they're still in the upper 60s and even as the the temperatures right now, 72 degrees for cleveland area, lake county. good morning. upper 70s and going to return by the noon hour. and we're in the upper 60s to lower 70s from killbuck to coshockton and still the warm air in place and you can see the front and cloud coverage crossing over the ohio valley. it's being replaced by high pressure and, folks, that is

peer perfection weather-wise and a lot of sunshine in store. let's wrap up the weekend and get a brown's win by gametime. the temperatures in the upper 70s and with mostly cloudy conditions. and this morning, new york city police are searching for answers after an explosion rocks the chelsea neighborhood hurting at least 29 people. we have surveillance video from a business in the area and there are two angles. you can see people their business last night when the explosion went off. the city's mayor ruling out terror connections, but he's calling this an intentional act. abc news has just learned a box or toolbox was put inside a dumpster. a second device in a pressure cooker was found a few blocks away and it was in a plastic bag with taped wiring and a cell phone or other electronic device. and we're learning that some of the injured are being released from hospitals and we'll have more on the story later in the hour. and we're following

ashland. suspected serial killer sean grate may have more victims. is come one woman's body was found in ashland county last year and a police source tells newschannel 5 that he could be connected to a marion woman who was murdered in toss thousand dollars. grate is charged with killing two other women and is a suspect in a richland count homicide. and we're working to learn more information about a crash that put two cleveland police officers in the hospital that happened downtown on saturday at west third and frankfort avenue. a woman drove through the intersection there and hit the left side of the police car. the driver and both officers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. and there is noy word on possible charges. >> and we it's the final countdown. we're three hours away from the browns taking on the ravens at first energy stadium and that is where terrence lee and corrina pysa are this morning and good morning to both of us.

energy here and -- . >> we'll send some to you. there you go. >> and that is an amazing day. and of course, the home opener is always special. the fans are waiting an entire year, right? >> i know. >> and watch the game and tailgate, too. >> and does that feel like we were out here? it's gone by see fast and we're excited. we're going to be here all morning long and this is round two for us here. everything you need to know if you plan to head on out here for the game and if you want to stay home and eat the wings and nachos on the and we'll give you an inside look. >> and before kickoff, the browns will pay a special tribute to one of the biggest living legends lucky enough to caught cleveland home. >> and in less than an hour, they're going to unveil the statue of jim brown. our meg shaw has the preview for us this morning. jim brown is going to be here for this big unveiling, meg? >> that's right. jim brown had been here and he is expected to make a short

and i want to give a live look over me shoulder of the sculpture now and the head coach hugh jackson was here a few moments ago and the cleveland mayor just arriving for the ceremony and this is a big deal. the bronze statue was made by a local artist. dem mix, g who is responsible for creating the jim thome, larry dobe and al learner statues and brown is considered the greatest nfl player of all- time, draft pick in 1957, and leading the team to victory in the 1964 super bowl while crushing several running back records along the way and cleveland browns owner said that brown has left an uncriedible mark not only on the nfl -- an incredible mark not only on the nfl but the city of cleveland and his legacy should remain permanent in our city. the entire ceremony kicks off this morning at 10:30. we're 30 minutes away and we'll

speech, excuse me b the browns career here in cleveland as well. and as soon as he takes the podium, we'll bring it to you live. don't go anywhere for all of the cleveland brown action. meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> and what an honor and well- disserved, too. so excited for. that. and it would not be the home opener without tailgating, right? and we saw meg with the wild incredible food right now, too and bring some to us. i'm saying, if you have no the made your way there, there mean spots open, possibly and the last thing you want is to be escorted. >> yeah. >> and that is embarrassing. number one here, the one that a lot of people break and that is no alcohol, folks, is allowed on the lot and also, no open fire pits.

no private toilets and as for the spots, they cost $25 and you will be charged for each one you use. and make sure you park in between those lines. >> yes. >> and light talk about how you will get here and may be you usually ride the rapid to get downtown. the good news, the trains are back up and running and down for most of yesterday because of a mechanical issue and that is sorted out, though and that is good to go. >> and we're seeing a lot of too. >> right? >> and thank you for starting your sunday here with us on newschannel 5 and there is more planned for you this morning. i'm terrence lee. >> i'm corrina pysa. coming up, what browns players want to say to all of you before the first game in front of the dawg pound. >> and it's not just football on tv, but emmy night as well and we'll check in with some of the biggest nominees to see how they're getting ready this morning. >> and how's the forecast,

skies. the big high pressure is building throughout the week and i will show you when temperatures return to the

. good morning, everybody. four days until fall but really not feeling like it on this sunday. i want to show you the cloud coverage is in tact to our west and this is a little bit of hope and you can so a partial clearing and a split in the clouds. the high pressure is building here allowing us for more sunshine throughout the

1:00, game time temperatures in the 70s and dew points, the moisture in the air in the mid- 60s and so, i want you to have that water, definitely handy throughout your afternoon. as the tribe grab their win at 1:10, mostly cloudy conditions. the muggy meter is still on top notch. sarah? >> and optimistic. thank you. back to a story at the beginning of the show. an explosion right in the heart of new york city. police are scrambling to find ou that left dozens injured and one person seriously hurt. ray reymundi has more. >> reporter: watch this surveillance video capturing the moments when that blast occurred. take a look from a different angle. debris flying and pedestrians frantically running for cover. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] the explosion and then we it went boom! >> and it was so loud and why it started shake my body.

and in the middle of the tree, there was a big cloud of smoke. >> reporter: police say that chaos erupted around 8:30 saturday night. and this aerial footage showing the aftermath of the explosion. debris scattered everywhere. the explosion reportedly coming from a dumpster on the street. >> and there is this big flash of light and everything shook and it was -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: nothing is going to happen. okay? >> nothing is going to happen to you. >> and this video ca a bloodied victim, one of 29 injured. >> and there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. >> reporter: the mayor of new york said the authorities believe the explosion was an intentional act, counterterrorism officers and k- 9 searching the area. >> and the exact cause of the explosion is not determined as of this time. >> reporter: new york city on high alert, especially with the

here later today and ahead of hundreds of world leaders and dignitaries coming to new york for the start of the u.n. general assembly on monday. and new york's governor is giving an update on the chelsea explosion at 10:15. we're watching the story and we'll let you know what happens. this is a look at last night's winning lottery numbers.

is closed after eight people were stabbed during a attack last night. and the suspect shot and killed by an offduty officer. the man was wearing a private security uniform and made references to allah during the attack and asked one person if they were muslim. right now, police are not calling this an act of terrorism and saying the motive is unclear and all of the injured are expected to be okay. a united states and russia brokered cease fire in that started less than a week ago and could be in jeopardy. a u.s. air strike meant for the militants instead reportedly hit and killed syrian troops. and overnight, russia demanding an emergency meeting of the united nation's security council and the u.s. ambassador calls it a stunt. >> and it's the's big night, the emmy awards. and you may not be familiar with the nominees now that big dramas are done and a lot of

and among them, comedy central's key and peel, actor ke, gan michael king was nominated the first time and this is how he plans to prepare. >> and i am going to try and eat and that might be the only time i eat a full meal and i like to eat something like bad, like ihop. >> and judge i. >> i hop is not that bad. >> no. >> and jimmy kim mel hosts the awards from los angeles and you can catch them and a lot of tailgating food. >> exactly. >> and that is some good weather for that. >> and humidity -- humid, though. >> and at least it's not raining and there is a bad start to the weekend. >> yeah. >> and that humidity is high and shouldn't stop you from consuming a lot of -- . >> hot dogs? >> bacon. >> and ba -- brau it, s? >> and more bacon. >> and 72 right now from

morning. millersburg, killbuck and coshockton, upper 60s to lower 70s and into the east, 69 degrees and ashtabula, geauga county as well and if you're around north holmstead and north ridgeville, avon lake and some temperatures into the upper 60s and lower 70s. across the board, humidity levels are not nice this morning and even as the front tracks to the south and that is not cutting these is uncomfortable out there and you will have the ac cranking for most of your day and this is being replaced with high pressure to our west and this will really continue to build throughout today and into next week. we're going to be under a quiet weather pattern and at least the next five days and so, hour- by-hour, still, you want to be outside&this afternoon and make sure you have the water handy

the temperatures mid-70s and we're not in the clear just yet for inland and southern locations. where you're still dealing with a bit of rain and wane county. you can see some isolated raindrops to stark county. 75 degrees and by the noon hour and everybody is talking about game time and can't rule out the possibility of an isolated drought, but most of this moisture is going to go to the south and and by 5:00, we'll notice it really moving out of northeast ohio and being replaced with good old-fashioned sunshine. so, today, we'll go with a high of 80 degrees above normal for this time of the year and tonight, slightly warmer. 63 with cloudy skies and this is a great quiet seven-day forecast. look at this. monday, the high pressure building in again. tracking a few clouds for your

some spots the lower 90s and 86 for greater cleveland and more sunshine for friday afternoon and you can see where it's tracking a few storms for your saturday. terrence, corrina? >> and all right. >> -- and the sun is coming now. >> yup. >> and going behind the clouds and we have to talk about the browns having a very young team and we wanted to know how their underdog status affects th intimidating, right? >> and jackie fernandez is heading to berea to find out from the players. >> reporter: good morning, cleveland. and it's a day you have been waiting for. the brown's home opener and you're ready, i know you are but are the players? and i went to the practice field to ask a few of the favorite guys that question. >> and i want the fans to know we're giving -- all of my

we want and -- . >> we're out here grinding hard and trying to better ourselves and, you know, we come to work every day and we plan on winning more than one game, definitely. >> and a strong promise from coleman, he's fitting in nicely with rg3, who happens to be a fellow bailor alum. >> and not many people get drafted to a guy that used to go watch when was a sophomore in high school and that is great to be with them and unite with them. >> reporter: you can see love for him from the entire team, including joe hayden. >> and he's one of my good friends and likes to bowl. we go bowling and playing pool, a little bit of that and he's a good dude and loves football. he wants to be successful. i love his work ethics and he came here and he was a

to -- and they like to go to both location uptown and downtown. the next time you want to get your bowl on, you could see rg3 and hayden and back to you. you can imagine? and i can see them now. >> and i would be in the lane next to them and totally missed the pips and distracted. >> gutter. gutter ball. and we have to talk about the indians and they're playing today, too. the traffic down sun is a nightmare and of injuries but that is not stopping the tribe. >> and they broke an mlb record. here's more. >> the indians can not catch a break. carlos carrasco done for the year and the seconds pitch of yesterday's game took a liner. it's broken and comes days after the catcher suffered a non-displaced fracture in the

return is there and look, it's okay to feel like gloom and doom for the tribe. the injuries are piling on when the post season is around the corner and keep in mind this is a team that finds a way and yesterday was no different. get this, after carrasco got injured, the manager called the bullpen and said tell them to put their seatbelts on and to crocket getting help from the defense and check taking away a big hit and a beautiful grab. the indians with no hit in this game until it was broke up in the 6th. and extra says, top 10, no score and miller did his job and struck out 3. sharp, bottom 10 and with the bases loaded and one of the best hitters in baseball and runners in scoring position and on q. and spokes it through. the indians 10th walkoff game this season, and tied with the astros for the most in the main

for most pitchers shot out and down to 7. and college football in cleveland. and wallace and carol clashing in the battle for the cuyahoga gold bowl trophy and john carroll wins the fourth year in a row. for baldwin wallace, their quarterback was a standout at rocky river and his road to bw included a few detours and lauren brill shares his story. >> i kind of had the end goal. i wanted to be a starting college quarterback somewhere. >> reporter: he does not straight-and-narrow path. after a high school career at rocky river? >> ah! >> and he's back for a touchdown, the number two. >> and. >> reporter: he went on to miami of ohio and he was a third string quarterback his freshman year. >> and that summer, a week or two before camp, they called me and said we don't think we're going to need on you the roster and after that, i took a year off from football and, you know, re-e valuated what i

great fit. >> and they wanted to be a part of the division one program and said that he's happy where he's at. >> and coming out of high school, i was immature and all that mattered was the vision. the older you get, it's about what happens here on the field. >> reporter: after serving as a backup, he finally earned his starting spot. >> and a new quarterback, front toss. >> and robbie's grown so much over the court of the college year. >> and that is a 33-yard touchdown. >> reap the rewarder s and my. and that is because he's got a gift. >> everything i have worked for the past six, seven years and seems like it's coming together and i couldn't be more excited about it this year. >> lauren brill, newschannel 5. and thank you. we have you covered all day long. the browns play the home owner against the rachels and this morning, 11:00 a.m., the browns countdown getting you ready for the home opener and your chance

a complete breakdown against what happened against the ravens. join us here on newschannel 5. have a great day. all right, thank you, hakim. we don't know who is singing the national anthem for the game, but we heard the sound check. he sounds incredible. >> and we got a preview and we need tower says it back to you now and the browns are not the only team important to us here. >> and we have to talk about ohio state got off to a late start. boy was it worth staying up for and that game was bushed -- pushed back two hours because of thunderstorms in oklahoma and ended after mid-night. and despite some rain, ohio state completely dominated. the final score of 45-24 and most of those points coming from noah brown who tied a school record with four touchdown receptions. and do you want to be a millionaire?

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greater player -- the greatest player in nfl history. jim brown there and outside of the stadium. he will be honored today and we'll have much more on that for you coming up and welcome to the special sunday edition of good morning cleveland and i'm terrence lee. >> and i'm corrina pysa. >> thank you for joining us again here. we're getting you ready for the brown's home opener and they're taking on the ravens at 1. >> and sarah phinney is back in the studio with the big want to go to janessa webb. she has that all-important game day forecast. >> and we're of winning across northeast ohio and that is about how you finish the weekend here and we're seeing finally some partial clearing across northeast ohio and wouldn't to show you right now to the east and you can see the clouds are starting to split a part and into -- split apart. the western locations and the

that is going to be in full affect and they'll be in and out throughout the afternoon and temperatures are still pretty much on the mild side and 72 right now for greater cleveland and upper 60s for ashtabula. in way county, you're dealing with the low-laying clouds and 72 and dew points in the mid- 60s and that watch air is in placing and we have that front we dealt with and that is across over the ohio valley and some of lift throughout the afternoon causing raindrops for inland locations and cuyahoga county, we're in the clear here and this is a perfect forecast. and finishing up the weekend. by noon, akron and canton still tracking in a few sprinkles. an update on the situation in northbound. the governor mccrory 94 --go of noor saying there is noy evident the explosion in else which he was international terrorism.

the explosion injured 29 people and the governor saying he's ordering 1,000 additional new york state troopers and national guard members to patrol the subways and streets and some good news, there is no did knowledge to the subway system. and the man accused of hitting and killing a ohio state trooper remains behind bars this morning. he did not enter a plea in court yesterday but he denied using drugs while driving and this is video of him taking a field sobriety when he hit trooper kenny vallez on i-90 and his friends and family are still in shock that he's gone. >> and it hurts. it hurts i probably wasn't paying attention and now i -- have lost a brother and whoever his family is, i'm going to lose him, you, through the courses -- courts. >> and that is a difficult

hours are wednesday afternoon at lorain community college and his funeral is thursday morning. and today marks the beginning of national heroin and opioid awareness week, a week of action to talk about the danger of drugs and find solutions to the heroin crisis. the u.s. attorney general is expected to announce a new strategy that focuses on prevention enforcement and treatment. and meanwhile, the number of overdoses continues to sky rocket in ohio an shocking example. in warren, it took 16 doses of narcan to revive a woman while her children were asleep in the back of the car and why it usually takes one or two doses and why did it take so much? drugs are getting stronger and sometimes mixed with tranquilizers that whyer used on large animals and paramedics give narcan until someone starts responding. >> and why they breathing on their own and are they awake

improves, we have to say do we think it's a drug overdose. is it smuggles, a stroke or diabetes? >> the woman found passed out in warren is facing several charges and that includes two counts of child endangerment. >> and switching gears now, how would you love to women $2 million? i would and janessa would, too and a bowling alley is ready to give it away. it's happening later at sky lane bowling and there cards left to turn over and we're have a winner, 12,000 people showed up to last week's drawing. and to know more about the contest, i know you do and we have all the details. and the browns will try to get the first win of the season at home and that i take on the ravens, a team they had some success gabs last year. and corrina pysa and terrence lee are live with more.

festivities, right? jerkso, yeah and we're seeing a lot of fans throwing the big skin around and park lots and grilling as well. the young and old. >> and they're so friendly, too and via -- i hava been walking by and waving hello to us and that is good to see and getting us excited here and we're getting hungry here. >> yeah. >> and we're talking about the browns first home game. >> and i smell chicken, hot dogs. >> uh-huh. >> burgers, and something >> and we love to talk about food and that got us thinking what do some of our fast players eat before the game? and jackie fernandez found out for us. >> and good morning, cleveland. it's a brown's home opener, a special day for clevelanders because you can smell a win in the air. at least that is what we hope for and there is smuggles you can smell in the air, too and that would be your favorite

browns do once the game is over, how do they splurge? i went to the field to find out. >> and anything. and ice cream, like any junk food or going. >> and meet and cheese all over the place and that is my favorite. >> and-by-making it or getting it interest somewhere? >> and i'm not cooking anything. me and my wife. she cooks sometimes and we a chef. >> and there we go and there we go. >> definitely popeye's and a must, once a week. >> once a week? >> yes. >> what do you get from them? >> the chicken tenders or the three-piece combo. >> and nice. of course, the biscuit, right? >> right, with the honey? >> uh-huh. >> you're making me hungry. >> reporter: yes, popeye's is a good choice. what about the other favorite places to go in cleveland?

>> xos, and i have been downtown. blue point and we like to go to xo steakhouse. >> barley house, town hall and humor and the casino is cool, too. i go there a few times. >> and noticing a trend here. they love them some take center xos and i'm thinking the next felted trip for the team needs to be there and back to you. >> i and i am more knighted about popeye's and seeing him there. >> yeah. >> and barbecue sauce and chicken thinner -- tenders. >> and we'll be back after the break. >> and we need to find food, i think. >> we do. >> and did they do anything

. good afternoon, everybody and i want to get you the breaking weather news for your thursday and we're lookg first day of fall that folks are formal as 72 and this will be the warmest fall and start to fall in six years. so that warm air definitely taking over even for your sunday afternoon. and we want to do some grilling this afternoon, the temperatures, upper 70s near 80s and the humidity levels are stubborn here and won't calm down, even though the front has crossed over. and we're looking at more

and terrence, corrina. and thank you. >> you and the audience. >> and for the first time, the browns are honoring a player with a statue. >> and we're looking live right now and the ceremony to honor jim brown is going on as you see and we're going to take it out to first energy stadium now. >> and the sacrifices that you have made. the resources that you have contributed and the time you took out of your life to make here i stand today getting a statue as an individual and i try to remind people that football is a team sport. and you play it as a team and you work together and you have different rows to play and when i look out there and see the diversity -- there, you have roles to play and here you are today. i'm looking at bruce and the mayor. no one told me the mayor would

ernie green, my blocking back. he had to take the 30 hits to allow me to get up here. but his business success has been unparallel and i have that kind of a story throughout the group that is out there and so i want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for the friendship and for the dedication to the work that you know i love. and being asked you to contribute to -- [ indiscernible ] and to back up the impeachment that i have known for many years that we work behind the scenes from the community. some of those individuals are here today. rob is here. and you don't know who they are, but they're out in the streets where people need them to be and they quell a lot of the violence that we have in

the one thing i would like to close with is that diversity is so important in life. to know people that why -- there are no people that are the same. and in my life is my wife and my children. we have a tremendous respect for all human beings and in our home, we welcome everybody and through the years, my wife had to endure gang members in the house and that is as change their lives. so, in my conclusion, i want to thank all of you for this representation. i haven't seen the finished product, but i hope it looks like -- [ laughter ]

once again, jimmy haslan and dee haslan, you made this happen. i totally appreciate it. mr. mayor being here, i appreciate that and i know how hard you work to make things right and to all of you who contributed to the welfare of the city of cleveland, i congratulate you because you are a part of this team that is being recognized today. thank you all very much being here. [ applause ] >> and as we get set -- >> reporter: you were just listening to one of the greatest nfl players in history. jim brown, getting ready to be honored with a statue. made by a local artist. >> and what a special honor for him, too. and he was drafted, the number one draft pick in 1957 and this

player in the nfl by many and what a home. -- moment. and we get to see that live and his reaction to all of this and unveiling that statue shortly. >> and unveiled by a local artist and there it is, ladies and gentlemen. the statue of jim brown and that looks incredible. >> it does. >> and oh, my goodness. look at that. and it was made in time, larry dobe as well and those you have seen outside of progressive field and this is the first one outside of the first energy stadium and we'll give you a better look when we

good morning, cleveland and so much excitement. game time is getting closer and a couple of hours away now. >> and the fans are excited about tailgating and the pregame festivities. it really is all about the game. and so, let's bring in sports director andy baskin now and what is the team facing today? >> i think they're in good shape as far as coming back home and wanting to be here. you turned to another quarterback and we brought in

and matt wilhelm. >> and that is an important game. you want to bounce back after what was a disappointing opener and a new quarterback. and see if he can settle down the offense and lead them on sustained drives. >> and any time you get a chance to play a team inside the division, i get boos bumps all over. and so, i am looking forward to it. >> and how about you? >> i want to see the time possession get balanced out. run the football and move the intermediate and move the chains and get some points. >> all right, we're excited and we'll brown's countdown. stick around and we're coming back in what, i am lookings for the clock, a couple of minutes away. we'll see you in a bit. . >> okay -- . >> we need to check in on the forecast. >> and it's hotter out here. >> and more humidity is in place and we're not seeing that cold front move through northeast ohio and that is to the outing of -- south of us

chiseling away at humidity levels and it's being replaced by high pressure. we're going to see more sunshine as we step into your monday afternoon and so, hour- by-hour, i want to show you the daytime highs are returning to the lower 80s and we'll go with mostly cloudy conditions for the evening hours. if you have outdoor plans, we're a-okay and that is inland locations and you're not in the clear just yet. portage, stark, summit county and wayne county, you're going to get the future cast, the uplift of the front backs into summit county and providing us with a bit of wet weather. and that is the tuscaroras county to coshockton. you can see a heavy downpour and that is 1:30. cuyahoga county, you're remaining clear and these heavier bands in affect around 4:00 for summit county and into route 30 corridor and mansfield. the temperatures in the mid-70s as the rain starts to trek

high pressure is building to western locations and that is why you're seeing a partial clearing and unfortunately, today, not going to be flies and dry for a stark and summit county. and still continuing with rain by nine and we should be okay and that high pressure is working in again and that is going to allow us to be under three to five days of just pure sunshine across the board. eighty degrees today and slightly seasonable temperatures here. 63 with cloudy skies for tonight and the seven-day forecast, you can see mostly cloudy and a lot of sun for your monday afternoon and temperatures, 81 degrees and a few clouds are working way in tuesday afternoon and overnight lows, lower 60s to upper 50s and i want to talk about wednesday-thursday afternoon and we're going to transition here and some measure sunshine across the board and folks, we

to fall and about six years. some spots could potentially hit 90 degrees on thursday afternoon. and that is some great weather for high school football for your friday. and then we're going to get busy here again and unfortunately, another cold front moves in for your saturday afternoon. and we're going to track more severe weather potential.

. >> all right. welcome back. and we're live outside of the stadium. there is a marching band. >> yeah. >> and a loss of festivities are going on outside of the stadium there and there is a bounce ball as well? >> and the food trucks and everything. >> yeah. >> and the excitement, though, is not here. it's here, too, and we have seen people walking by in their brown's gear and there is here and where people are going nuts and singing songs and passing the football. >> and i saw a guy, too righting for both of the teams and had a indians jersey and brown hat. >> and that is a way to be inclusive. >> is come you were talking about the people at the stadium and our photographer, i think, is going to get a shot of that and i don't know if you can see the marching bands there and

hours away from kickoff, first the ravens that are happening at 1:00 and the home opener and doesn't that look like fun? and that keeps getting hotter and brighter. >> it is pretty hot. >> and i have my trusty fan out here with me this morning. janica makes fun of me, though. >> and it's bright pink. i am man enough to use it. you hear it? and it busies and sound says like a bee almost. >> and bring the band and sunscreen, too, janessa and stay hydrated today. >> and what jeff you have to do to try to beat the heat, okay? and hydration. >> all right. >> that works. >> and that is key. don't be ashamed of that at all. [ indiscernible ] >> not. >> eighty degrees throughout the afternoon and still the bubble of just warm air and simmer. i love a fighter here and -- . >> that is not going anywhere

august. >> exactly and it gets warmer the first day of fall and that is going to be the warmest start to a fall in six years. 86 degrees and that is in greater cleveland and i am expecting some spots potentially near 90 and here comes, you know, the start of fall where we're transitioning into a cooler weather pattern and that is not happening the first few days and wll >> and some pool days. >> and a couple. >> and thank you for watching good morning cleveland sunday. brown's countdown is next and don't change the channel.

. >> hi, i'm sarah carns. holy families hospice offers a holistic approach to patient care using traditional and alternative comfort therapies. and patty joins us now to talk more about family hospice. thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> and light talk more about what hospice is? >> it's comprehensive care for terminally ill parents and their families and time an individual has and make sure it's quality filled as possible to live life to the fullest. >> and for people who may not know who is eligible to receive hospice services? >> and anybody with a judgement, has a life expectsanty -- expectancy of six months or less and can be from cardiac to caps and respiratory. >> and how can someone receive

>> we still have the facility in parma that most people are familiar with and that was founded by the hawthorne dominican sisters 60 years ago. the bulk of our care, we take that and bring it in to people's own homes, assisted living facilities and over 100 nursing homes we had contracts with. >> and that is incredible and what makes holy family hospice unique? >> and what make us unique, we try to carry on th those sisters in their word says. they would try to see the imprint of god in every person and family they served and we try to do the same thing. our families don't deserve any less care than that and our staff is skilled to provide proficient care and they deliver it with compassion, empathy and respect. >> and thank you so much, patty. for more information, visit holyfamilyhome.com or call 440-

. coming up next, we get you ready for the home opener against a division rival, the baltimore ravens and hear from players and coaches and go behind the scenes of the making of the jim brown statue and they take us inside the cockpit of the plane responsible for today's flayover. >> well, it's week number two in the nfl. the browns find themselves at home the first time this season, and they're ready to roll as it's old against new