. good afternoon. this is leon bibb. bombings in new york and new across the country. the manhunt for a person wanted for questioning in connection with all of the attacks has come to a dramatic end. ray reymund six in the chelsea neighborhood and is following the story. this story prompted a discussion and debate and comment from both presidential campaigns of clinton and of trump. they are looking at it closely, so, too, are police looking at it closely.

report seconds away. here's ray reymundi telling us what they have about somebody who has been called. -- caught. >> reporter: 48 hours after the first explosion happened here, the new york metropolitan area, a suspect is finally in custody. this is as investigators continue to search this area after the first explosion happened here in manhattan. 28-year-old ahmad ramani, a suspect wanted for questioning new jersey new in police custody after a shootout with police in new jersey. >> and we're going to bring him to justice. in the meantime, we going to keep new yorkers safe. >> reporter: federal agents moving in, searching through his home in elizabeth, new jersey. the same city where another explosion took place overnight. the bomb squad trying to defuse one of five devices found in the backpack when it exploded. and this is while authorities

verrazano bridge where fbi agents found five men and detained them. the explosion in manhattan, the chaos all happening on a balmy saturday night. law enforcement officials moving rapidly and piecing together the investigation. >> and the evident we collected is taken to our lab at quantico for our review, and we're following every viable lead as we work jointly with the nypd. >> reporter: investigators are slowly looking at the dumpster, twitted and mangled in the aftermath of from the detonation of a pipe bomb in seaside park, new jersey, to the chelsea explosion, investigators were able to track rahami from a cell phone to aup detonated pressure cooker, discov -- discovered a few blocks away from the chelsea bombing. now that he is in custody, investigators are trying to determine whether or not he acted alone or was part of a network of terror. ray reymu in, di, new york. back to you. >> and thank you.

story all day long. and. new at the noon hour here, this story as well. a suspected serial killer was back in the courtroom today. he is answering to murder and kidnap charges. meg shaw is in ashland county, ohio, with the latest on the case of shawn grate. >> reporter: today, shawn grate pleaded not guilty to murder and kidnapping charges here at the ashland county common pleas courthouse. the 40-year-old waving his right to a speedy appeared via skype with his appointed lawyer and is currently being held at the ashland county jail for the murders of stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith. the police discovered their bodies last week in a vacant home after a woman called 911 saying grate was holding her against her will and he then led police to a third body in richland county and so far, no charges were filed in that county. and a police source tells us

investigators he's connected to the deaths of at least two more women. one from 2007 in marion and another in 2015 in mansfield. bci and the fake are now investigating those claims. grace case will now head to the ashland county grand jury. he is scheduled to be back in court on september 29th at 8 a.m. in ashland, meg shaw, newschannel 5. and many thanks for your report, meg and let's check in with janessa. how are we looking today? >> and we're off to a better start this afternoon. and this morning, i was tracking the early morning fog for sheltered and inland locations and lack on the how the day is turning out. greater cleveland and some clouds in the sky. the webcams, they paint the picture well here and this is a nice summer day but many have thoughts about fall as it approaches on thursday afternoon and look at our temperatures. these are summer-like temps that we're seeing across

hey, good afternoon, lake county, 85 and the upper 70s for portage county to the ravena area and we have high pressure working its way in from west to east and the cloud coverage is across the ohio valley and this is the theme as the high pressure sticks around for at least the next five days and the sunscreen, sunglasses handy throughout your week and hour-by-hour, if you have a softball game, be outside, maybe a late lunch taken outside. by 5:00, we should see the peaks of daytime highs in the lower 80s and i'll be back in just a moment and show you when a little bit of rain returns. >> and thank you, janessa for your report. and there will be increased police patrols in and outside of lakewood high school today. this development has unfolded after authorities found a suspicious message in a school last week and there are increased police patrols coming in and outside of lakewood high

found that message and it was in a restroom and they found it on friday and the message referenced a columbine-style shooting. the police continue their investigation and, of course, we stay on top of the local story. and right now, police in northeast ohio are investigating a rash of attempted smash-and-grabs in the area. the latest at the hands of criminals so bold, they made their moves across the street from the police station. the scene of the attempted smash-and-grab was at gas usa and directly across from the university circle police department. there was another at the same timed smash-and-grab as well and it was at the lope max store on shardin road and euclid avenue. you can see the atm and van sitting in the parking lot. >> and another at east 74th street and severe avenue. and we found two holes in the building and gasoline everywhere. a minivan was left in the parking lot and there is noy word on if all are related. of course, local police are on

and presidential candidate from the campaign trail talking terrorism. after a series of attacks on u.s. soil over the weekend. >> and drivers in the american south are experiencing pain at the pump after a major pipeline leak. gasoline pipeline and how we can see a spike in gas prices here because of that. >> and samsung continues to be on the hot seat. how one man is recovering after his phone exploded in his pant's pocket.

. this is the scene in many areas of the american southland and there is a gasoline shortage in six states. last night in atlanta and north georgia, there were lines of drivers trying to get the last of the gas. leading up to the gasoline shortage in six southern states was a spill at a key pipeline in alabama and was shut down 10 days ago. the company is scrambling to get it back online. georgia have declared states of emergency and gas prices are spiking and drivers are rushing to fill up if they can and that is before other gas stations run out of gas. >> and i need my gas. i said i will fill up today and park the car ited and make sure i have enough until wednesday. >> and the cohonual gasoline pipeline in alabama provides for an estimated 50 million automobiles every day.

after the galaxy note 7 exploded in his pants. the exploding cell phone burned his leg. the battery defect is linked to the phone, catching fire while exploding. and samsung recalled about 1 million note 7s in the country because of the problem. and the breaking developments at the 91 hour. we're getting our first look at the man accused of carrying a violent attack inside a minnesota mall. i will have further details shortly. >> and janessa and looking at a comfortable day so far. >> and lots of sunshine and leon, the big talker is the first day of fall and could it be the warmest in six years. i will show you exact timing when potentially some of us can hit 90 degrees.

. we now know the name of the man authorities say stabbed nine people at a minnesota mall on saturday. federal investigators said that the 22-year-old adan attacked people at the crossroads mall in saint cloud, michigan,

company uniform when he entered the mall and that he made a reference to allah and asked one person if that person was a muslim before attacking. nine people were stabbed and three needed to be taken to the hospital. one victim had life-threatening injuries. he was shot and killed by an offduty prompt the fbi is calling the attackpotential act of terrorism. and -- attack a potential act of terrorism. and weekend stabbings at the minnesota mall are taking center stage for coen race for the white house and both presidential nominees, clinton and trump, are talking about terrorism today. stephanie ramos has more on the story. >> reporter: attacks in new york, new jersey, and minnesota bring teorcenter stage for donald trump and hilary clinton. >> it's a miss. >> reporter: this morning, he's going back to an old mantra, calling for racial profiling. >> the local police, they know who a lot of these people are,

want to be accused of profiling. >> reporter: trump on fox news this morning warning of more terror attacks. >> and we're letting people in by the thousands and tens of thousands. this last week, obama said more than 100,000 people are going to come in from syria and he's letting more in. hillary clinton wants to increase what he let in. >> reporter: hillary clinton leaving new york saying terrorists are a challenge for law enforcement to address. >> and it's crucial that we between law enforcement and muslim-american communities. working closely with the allies and partnerships. and. >> clinton preaching vigilance and tolerance. >> if you see something or hear something, report it immediately. i have been very clear. we're going after the bad guys and we going to get them and we're not going to go after an entire religion.

city, especially this week with the united nation's general assembly in moan. both are set to meet with the egyptian president there today. stephanie ramos, washington. and the governor of north carolina is withdrawing his lawsuit over that state's controversial bathroom bill that bans people from using bathrooms that don't correspond to the biological sex listed on birth certificates. the lawsuit file head asked the federal government to rule hb2 and did not law. the reason for dropping? the cost of fighting the multiple legal battles and what he termed judicial efficiency. president obama wants the nation to remember the victims of opioid overdoses. the president declared this week as opioid and hearn awareness week. president obama said the number of deadly overdoses from the drugs has almost quadrupled the last 17 years. he's asking all americans to

about the dangers of those and other drugs as well. let's check in with janessa webb right now and came in this morning and here and there though. >> and we're dealing with great fog and a quarter mile. and -- . >> that is a wonderful time to be out there. >> and i feel like we should be talking about fall, pumpkin spice, but, man, summer is just a fighter. i have to love that and it wants to hold on strong here. >> and there is plenty of time to talk about fall. >> and fall is three days away, and we're going to continue to see temperatures in the 80s. the wall-to-wall blue sky that we're seeing, a few high cirrous clouds for ashtabula county and we're off to a wonderful start if this is the start of your workweek as the high pressure continues to build here. our 5 live radar, composite

be the theme for at least, folks, the next five days. right now, it's to our west and will continue to center across northeast ohio, how longing us to be in the sweet zone. we have dealt with the rainfall activity yesterday that has tracked to the eastern seaboard and that was the cold front. that is why humidity levels is a nice breathable air once again. the temperatures across the board, good upper 70s and that warm air is moving across lake county at 82 and cooler from avon lake and into elyria at 76 and the dew points are still, when you break out the muggy meter, in the 60s range and this is not pleasant air that we're seeing but at least we're not under the uncomfortable state from

for the next five days as i said. you can see just from on ur hour-by-hour whatever you want to do, metro park, just be outside and a great evening, we're going to see the clouds not be in affect here by 8:00. 74 and still, the warm air building in and temperatures, phones, they're 10 degrees above normal this time of the year and we should be at a crisp 73. we're go on the upward trend. our next potential shot for rain and it won't be an equal opportunity for everyone, will not be until saturday afternoon. light show you the future cast. i will show you they are this afternoon. the southern portage county, even stark to summit county. you're in and out quickly by 3:00 and everyone should be in the upper 70s to lower 80s.

evening commute and even overnight lows tonight, going to be in the lower 60s and definitely cooler air as the high pressure builds in and go with high of 82 for greater cleveland and slightly cooler across the lake. 84 to 85 degrees for our friends in quillbuck, akron -- killbuck, akron, massileon area and canton so that warm sunshine continues to take over. today gets better, today, 83 and look at the first day of fall and this could be the warmest in six years with many spots potentially hitting 90 degrees.

. janessa and i appreciate you writing with us on this broadcast. we're here monday through friday. and take care of each other and

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