news 5 underside now. >> we begin with a story we have been following for hours. a deadly shooting at the burger king on west 110 and lorraine avenue. we have details on the story. tracy, what can you tell us? >> reporter: it happened about 8:00 at this westside location of burger king. if you take a look behind me, you can see there is still yellow crime tape and police officers at the scene. police just told me a worker, a woman was killed.

bathroom with an apparent self- inflicted gunshot wound. police sources tell me this was not random and that the gunman and the woman knew each other. police confirmed to me this is an apparent murder suicide. you might remember it was this very same burger king where amanda berry works. she was on her way home when she was kidnapped by ariel castro and held for years by him. live in cleveland, tracy carloss news 5 a busy time for police elsewhere in twinsburg. police are investigating an armed robbery at the pinero restaurant on darrell road. a female worker was taking out the trash when she was approached at gunpoint by three males. the? then forced the employee back in the store, made her take money out of the safe, and then they fled the scene. if you know anything about the crime, you are asked to call

van for the handicapped and used it to crash into a metro pcs store. it was on 130th street. these stolen angels on wheelz and was smashed through the storefront but the atm remained intact inside. cleveland police are going through camera footage from across the street. we're working to get a copy of that video in the you may be able to identify the images of the criminals on that video. today, dozens of students are taking a stand. their schools are on the chopping block to make up for a $15 million budget shortfall and they want their voices heard hours before a special meeting on the issue. make shot digs into the protest. right now, it's quiet in parma but in about two hours, it's

planning to protest right here at the parma board of education. according to this facebook group, peaceful protests for students, more than 300 students plan to walk in today's protest holding these signs. they are taking a stand on some dramatic cuts that could take effect next school year. just weeks ago, the district discovered a $15 million budget shortfall so to make up for it, the district plans to make some layoffs, close schools and cut back on academic programs. possibly the biggest change, create a super high school and turn valley forge and normandy into middle schools. the district must -- must submit a balanced budget by october 17. the student led protest is set to begin at 2:35 pm. the students say they plan to walk here and stay here until a special meeting begins at 5:30 pm. we are expecting a full house

what happens. and parma, make sure news 5 let's check in on the weather. a very good-looking day. >> very good looking across northeast ohio. crisp air making its way in. many of us waking up to a dense fog advisory. we are dealing with cooler air passing over a pretty warm lake causing condensa north and that is allowing us a lot of sunshine. temperatures right now 72 degrees for greater cleveland. vestibule at 64 degrees. forest county in the upper 60s to lower 70s. our five alive radar is pretty quiet. the clouds have shifted east. this is our next cold front in

affect northeast ohio until about thursday afternoon. you have plenty of time for an outdoor lunch. this evening, crisp air moves in by 9:00. the bigger weather story is out toward florida. i will show you where matthew is going. take a look at our seven-day forecast and i will show you when cooler temperatures return. the weather has twisted a devastating route -- route through the caribbean. spinning northward from haiti where it delivered a devastating blow. it's the strongest in that part of the world for decades. east coast of the u.s. is bracing for matthew. elizabeth hur has the report on hurricane matthew. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is making landfall this morning in haiti. the monster storm, now the strongest hurricane for the region since 1963. it is already being lame --

least four lives. >> we have already seen deaths of people out to sea, people who are missing, people who didn't respect the alerts lost their lives. >> reporter: with winds reaching 145 miles per hour, powerful enough to -- to wipe out parts of haiti. jamaica dealt a devastating blow but the storm still dumped more than a foot in some areas. the woods yet. the clouds you see behind me are from the edges of hurricane matthew but jamaicans are looking at this with guarded optimism . >> reporter: meanwhile in cuba, the forecast is calling for up to 40 inches of rain possible on parts of the island, enough to wash away entire villages. the cubans are boarding up buildings and setting up sandbags. preparations are also underway in the u.s. with a category 4 hurricane on the move now tracking west threatening the

>> if matthew affects florida, destruction could be catastrophic and deadly. we are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> reporter: a hurricane watch is in effect across parts of florida with states of emergency declared in florida and north carolina. elizabeth hur, abc news new york. the stakes are high for donald trump and hillary clinton as the vice president candidates face off tonight in their first vice president ba brexit fears continuing to swirl in great britain. how the pound plunged to a new low. so you need some extra cash for the holidays? you're in luck because retailers have sweetened the deal's. the list of stores of being

new at noon, dispute with samsung to the supreme court. the tech giant is asking the court to uphold a ruling for simpson infringing on six different apple patents. the court awarded $1 billion in damages and an appeals court reduced the amount to $548 million in 2015. samson is now questioning

the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the u.s. dollar since 1985. the pound has been hammered by fears of a hard brexit after that british prime minister said they could leave the british european union. the pound fell a % in the last two days. the tight labor market has retailers pulling out all the perks holiday workers. stores are offering higher pay, extra discounts and more flexible schedules to get more seasonal workers on their employee rosters. they are looking to walk in those employees earlier in the season. macy's and target are holding their first nationwide recruitment fairs and others are often -- offering for users to apply through mobile devices. a lot more companies say they would be willing to hire temporary workers with criminal backgrounds than they were two

portends ill find his forever home. coming up, our pet of the week. we're sitting in all this sunshine but this is just day one. i will show you when warmer air continues to track and and also the seven-day forecast when we

former new york mayor and come supporter rudy giuliani is in cleveland today meeting with the treatment police patrolman is '-- police patrolman's union. lives matter is planning a rally outside the patrol offices. the group said it wanted to outline what it called the negative impact a trump endorsement could have on the community and police relations. cleveland black lives matter matter rally is converged on southwest 58. it's now the vice presidential candidate's turn to take the stage.

debate. it will be at longwood university in virginia tonight. maggie really is live there detailing the latest on the story. good afternoon. >> reporter: yes, prep is already underway. security is tight. media has come from all over and we have been listening to the marching band playing all morning long, everyone gearing up for the two vice president picks to go head-to-head hoping not to harm those at the top of the ticket. today will be their biggest moment of the campaign so far. the vice presidential debate pits hillary clinton's running mate virginia senator and former governor tim kane up against donald trump's number two, republican indiana governor and 12 your congressman mike pence. >> we have to seasoned politicians who know how to talk in rough terrain and respond to difficult questions. >> reporter: tim kaine, a

been in debate prep. the talkshow host has been preparing in overdrive making sure to avoid the criticism of being unprepared that dogged trump. both will have their jobs cut out for them. tim kaine building up clinton in a state she needs to win will contain spends a day in ohio rallying the state and bashing trump. >> toledo is the kind of place where people work hard, look after one another and pay their taxes, right? >> reporter: meanwhile for pence, a lot of defense to basically steer away from some of the things trump says . >> reporter: that means addressing time -- trump's current tax controversy. >> the unfairness of the tax laws is unbelievable. it's something i have been talking about for a long time. you have heard me talking about it despite being a very big

>> reporter: mike pence is also expected to talk about the alicia machado controversy but the main goal for both men is to not mess things up for their presidential candidate. maggie really, news 5. >> we do appreciate your report. have a good day. let's check in on northeast ohio. here is janessa webb. it's looking pretty good. >> things have cleared up. we woke up to dense fog this morning. if you were driving around were headed to work, you noticed the low-lying clouds a lot of people are wondering what that is about. we have seen it for the last two days. we're dealing with cooler morning lows as it passes over a warm lake allowing the fog to really take hold of us. this will continue that seem for at least the next three days. get prepared for early morning fog but it's going to lift north and allow for all this goodness on your screen right

sunny skies, just a few clouds taking over northern ohio. take a look at our temperatures across the board. only area 70 degrees. temperatures warming up dealing with a southerly flow here that will allow our daytime highs to bounce back to the upper 70s this afternoon. high pressure taking a hold of us but we do have storm systems to our northwest. the central plains are dealing with a little severe weather and also that big hurricane that is brewing. hurricane matthew across i do want to talk about the stormtrac. you can see it's going to affect coastal areas of florida. you can see from this track it's still a category 4 but we're talking about sustained winds to about 150 miles per hour even though it is not making land in southern florida, that will stir up beach erosion and gusty conditions. our major concern is the outer banks from north carolina to

is or two home, just a ton of sunshine. if you have evening plans, you are really going to notice the clouds spitting up -- splitting apart, is to clear weather. overnight lows closer to the lake in the lower 60s. inland and sheltered locations are dealing with that cooler air and mid-50s. this is a great seven-day forecast. the bigger weather story is friday to saturday afternoon. we will see a 15 to 200 temperature the radio. i always want to come in on a tuesday. we have a special guy but i call him h. >> you know, he was a stray and he was taken to the city, so we don't know his real name. whatever family comes to adopt him, they can give this sweet boy a name. it's portends io.

portencio, but it's not the right name for him. he is so sweet. >> very calm. >> how cute is that face? he will make a great companion for someone as we head into this fall weather. he will keep my lap nice and warm. >> what events do you have going on? >> it's halloween so we have the animal pet costume contest in crocker park. that's october 29. you get your pets dressed up and there are prizes for the funniest costumes and five dollars to get your pets entered and we will have pets available for adoption. >> get down there and get portencio.

what do you think on this weather? >> sunshine and a great day to get a new dog. >> and we want to say h is in the house. go to the apl and say i want to adopt h. >> closed captioning of news 5 at noon is brought to you by

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there is so many things going through your head and you are not sure what to do. at what point should somebody consider calling a lawyer? >> sooner is better than later. i can tell you that from day one, the insurance company for the at fault driver is already starting to organize their defense to your claim so you want to have somebody on your side as early as possible to help. >> specifically, talk to me about that. how can a lawyer help me? >> they can come quarterback the situation. a lot of things will fly at you quickly. medical bills will start to come in the mail. you will have insurance people calling. you want a lawyer who can take those things off your shoulders so that you can focus on your most important things, getting better. >> what is the most common mistakes people make when they are involved in an accident? >> thinking they can do it on their own. it's very important to have a lawyer on your side from the

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