new developments surrounding the plane crash that killed nine people in akron last year. we're learning about an apparent coverup after the crash. a high school mourning the loss of one of its brightest students this morning. police need your help to track down the person that shot and kill cleveland heights. we begin by taking a live look outside this morning. the sun peaking through the clouds from our earth cam looking at downtown cleveland. not quite as nice as we've seen the last few days but maybe still a salvagable weekend for you. welcome to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb who is back in the house with us today. again we've seen some of the rains overnight into the morning but the sun is trying to make its way through. >> yeah, it's going to be a

that bright sunshine we experienced all last week and for saturday afternoon. the "power of 5" is tracking rain. for most of the day partly sunny skies and still talking about the warm air in place. right now 67 degrees to start your sunday morning for greater cleveland. ashtabula 62 slightly cooler but still above normal for wayne county to the ca lower 60s. our 5 live radars really quiet this morning. we're seeing the weather pattern though is going to quickly change due to our next cold front. it's to our northwest. you can see the bulk of this moisture is to the north. so michigan, detroit, getting hit now, with a little bit of thunderstorm and heavy downpours. we're going to see the back edge of this system make its way into northern ohio.

front makes its way through it's going to stall out and lift as a warm front for your monday afternoon. folks, i want you to get prepared here. we are in fall but these temperatures are going to be off the charts. we're talking about daytime highs throughout your afternoon upper 70s and, nick, i'll show you in a few moments when we see highs returning to the mid- 80s. >> love those mild fall temperatures. some new bombshell developments in the 2015 pl people. a former captain and pilot told federal investigators he was asked to lie and alter records. news 5's derek walle with more. >> reporter: a former pilot for the company is speaking to investigators accusing his former employer of trying to cover up wrongdoing. everyone on board died when that private plane crashed into an apartment complex in akron last november. the ntsb says the pilot failed to maintain proper airspeed and

previous job for failure to attend a training. in interviews with the ntsb former executive flight pilot donny shackleford says he was pressured to lie. he was then fired from the company. he said execu flight falsified data like weight and balance telling investigators -- acknowledged that questionable free flight weight data was an estimate and says he was unaware that pilots' questionable work history. also now police need your help to identify the suspect involved in the deadly mr. hero robbery that killed a teen. meg shaw is live in cleveland. a tragic ending to the young man's life. what is the latest in this case? >> reporter: police released

incident. they are offering a $5,000 reward for any information that will lead to an arrest. they've also now identified that teenager who was killed in this incident. look at these photos. as you can see the suspect was wearing gray sweatpants, a black nike hoodie, gloves and bandanna over his face during the robbery. police say he barged into the mr. hero here on south taylor road 8:00 friday night. fired one shot at the teen working behind the counter, grabbed money from the register and took off. that single bullet killed 15- year-old sonny patel. he was a student at mayfield heights high school. the principal tweeting about his death saying our thoughts and prayers go out to the patel family. >> reporter: he also said counselors will be on hand all week for students as needed.

from the photos please call crime stoppers or the cleveland heights police department. if you didn't get a good look don't worry, we have them on our news 5 app and i also tweeted them so follow me on twitter@megdshaw. also an early morning shootout in maple heights, in a lounge leaves a man dead. someone called 911 early saturday morning to report people with guns were fired. when police arrived they found a 21-year-old man in the parking lot with a gunshot wound. that victim identified as jacques macduffy. the shooting is still under investigation. also this morning, firefighters still investigating what sparked this industrial fire in eastlake. happened at east 357th and vine street. you can see broken out windows and smoke damage at ram jack of ohio. no word yet on just how much damage was caused inside.

apps or web sites to sell your stuff beware. police say a couple who used offer up met two men at a hot sauce williams at carnegie to sell their hoverboard and were robbed. the couple was found near a truck with bulletholes in it. both taken to the hospital and they are listed in stable condition. moving to a much lighter news -- the indians are red hot. th this month and are perfect in the post season. now head to toronto with a two- game lead in the alcs. how about that tribe? this is after a 2-1 win yesterday at home at progressive field. looking ahead now, the tribe has today off. a rest day. their next game tomorrow at rogers center. percent pitch 8:08. trevor bower returning from dronegate. will take the mound for the tribe. they look to go three games up.

they see things going. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm nick foley. coming up, donald trump reigniting his feud with a powerful figure in ohio politics. plus, the hidden dangers of natural disasters. the impact our country's health that hurricane matthew is likely to cause. >> we are waking up to beautiful weather, partly sunny for most of the day but i'm going to show you hour by hour when providing us with widespread

good morning. you know me and nick are we're still having that debate over last weekend, what is cold weather. nick, are you happy about the temperature this morning? 67 >> i'll take it. >> completely off the charts. we have that warm air still pumping in throughout your afternoon. folks, we're talking about daytime highs in so about 10 to 15 degrees above normal. good morning wooster, you're slightly cooler this morning, 60 degrees. ashtabula, 62. from millersburg to the kill buck area currently 61 degrees. let's show you the forecast. you're starting your morning to mid-afternoon partly sunny skies. 3:00 hour notice the clouds are thick enough here and we'll be mostly cloudy until 6:00 p.m. that is when the front will make its way through providing

but highs today 79 for greater cleveland. that warm air pumping in, akron and canton, count on it. daytime highs near 80. >> high 70s in mid-october. we'll take it. donald trump's campaign is cutting ties with the head of ohio's republican party. matt vorgas criticized trump in a series of interviews after the 2005 tape leaked out. in response people lost faith in the establishment and party leaders. the rift could affect trump's chance of winning in ohio. in other trump campaign news -- now challenging his opponent to undergo predebate drug tests ahead of the final debate. he says he's worried she's using drugs to enhance her performance. he's also taking aim at the wider drug problem in the u.s.

to combat heroin addiction. meantime, hillary clinton's campaign bringing some star power to ohio. fresh off the release of her netflix series alfre woodard toured the buckeye state in support of the democrat. she made several stops yesterday. and former secretary of state madeleine albright starts a three-day ohio tour for cleveland as well. as we head to break here's

the u.s. navy is investigating a possible missile attack on its ships patrolling off yemen's coast. a few days ago the u.s. military retaliated for an earlier missile attack for one of its ships in the same area. elizabeth hur with more on the developing story. >> reporter: u.s. defense officials say a group of u.s. navy ships were in

sea when the uss mason detected possible inbound missiles and fired defensive missiles as a counter measure. no ships were hit and all american warships in the area are safe. the u.s. navy is now investigating. in the meantime according to chief of naval operations admiral john richardson this may be the second attack on the uss mason and possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in retaliatory measures just a few days ago when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this destroyed three radar sites the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firing. u.s. military officials say the missiles were fired from a region in yemen. leaders deny the charge. the delegation was just returning from peace talks in

yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels were released. he said they were freed saturday as part of a diplomatic arrangement. included airlifts for yemenis wound wounded by airstrikes last week. in haiti a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situation. hundreds of still waiting for aid. one week after the storm. at least 546 people have died and now the country is seeing a surge in cholera cases. when natural disasters like hurricanes strike the destruction is often plain to see but new research suggests there may be another disaster. a surprising one hidden from view. here's dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: winds and floods

the devastation of houses and cars, even whole neighborhoods underwater. families displaced from hair homes. some lost everything. we've seen it before, after hurricane katrina barreled through new orleans in 2000 but now a new study on -- 2005. but now a new study shows such disasters can leave behind a different kind of devastation no less destructive. researchers at the universities of illinois and miami report that substance abuse problems were katrina. evidenced by the rise of hospitalizations for alcohol and drug misuse disorders in local medical centers. in regional hospital records in louisiana they found that in 2008, three years after katrina, the rate of hospitalizations for those with substance abuse disorders was 35% higher than before it hit. most affected were those between the ages of 20 and 49, those exposed to the deepest

in neighborhoods where clean-up efforts were delayed. some of the greatest repercussions of a natural disaster may even be silent so it's time to reach out to those enduring matthew's aftermath. with this "medical minute," i'm dr. timothy johnson. when was the last time you took the day off from work let alone had a real vacation? it's been a while? you're not alone. a new report found we threw away 222 million vacation days last year. adding up billion in unused benefits. for thoses of us who can roll over time off the stockpile is now up to 658 million unused days, equalling $272 billion. that is up 21% over last year. project time off found more than half of employees don't use all our vacation and on average we take about 16 days off a year. now 50 years ago we took 20 days off a year.

30% of us #-r -- 30% of us concerned about returning to a mountain of work. some can't afford vacation. there's a tradeoff though, burnout and lost productivity. 91% of senior business leaders believe employees return recharged and renewed but only 35% of employees feel supported when it comes to taking time off. so project time off -- estimates if we had used all our vacation last year have translated to $223 billion in spending on the u.s. economy which could have in turn generated new jobs. you got all that? >> they got all that. >> bottom line, take your vacation, you earned it, you deserve it. what do we call it, mental recharge days. >> mental recharge. i'll just take off next week. >> see you in two weeks. [ laughter ] >> enjoy this warmer weather. you got to love it. today's going to feel like vacation weather across northern ohio. actually for the next three

probably recordbreaking heat, returning. >> did i hear you say 80s? >> 80s. is that cold still? >> no, i'll accept that. >> ok. finally. you're waking up to a few clouds. i know the last couple of days we've been sitting in just bright sunny skies. right now high clouds making their way in. for the brunt of the day, partly sunny skies across northern ohio and the warm air is still in place. good mornin 67 degrees. ashtabula, slightly cooler from maple heights to the berea area. upper 80s to lower 60s. coshocton 59. the winds are going to start to chatter this afternoon. they are coming from the southwest but that is going to allow for the gradual warm-up here. about 10 to 15 miles per hour. you can see from the wind cast, by 6:00 they start to die down a tad bit. ahead of the front. so 5 live radars pretty quiet morning, great for a nice run

about, the clouds are starting to flow in. the bulk of this moisture is in michigan and it's going to stay to our north. we are tracking the back side of this. that will move in around 6:00 tonight providing us with a good shot of rain here. equal opportunity for everyone to get, just a tad bit of moisture. so the setup here is why the warm air is in place. that same cold front is going to stall out overnight. it's going to lift front by tomorrow and folks, this is going to allow us to see temperatures near recordbreaking for your monday, tuesday afternoon. we are talking about the mid- 80s. want to show you the exact breakdown from the futurecast. if you have outdoor plans, most of the day we're a-ok. it's erie, huron county, i'm going to start watching you around the 3:00 hour. you can see that moisture sags to mansfield by 4:00 p.m.

to 8:00. so let's bring things in. you can see some heavier downpours with the darker greens and yellows, for medina county to elyria. this will continue to make its way across northern ohio throughout your overnight and kids, for the bus stop tomorrow morning, want you to have the rain gear handy because that moisture still going to be in place. we will not be in the clear here until about noon tomorrow afternoon. get ready for the rain but most of your day partly sunny skies. a slightly cooler tonight, still in the lower 60s but man, you're going to be talking about this, 82 by monday. 84 tuesday afternoon. and then nick, i'm just ready for the chill. look at this, let me step out of the way. by friday more seasonable temperatures in the 50s. >> 80s in the fall. in october. in northeast ohio. who would have known? as you might have seen here on news 5 it was anything but

with a dramatic overtime victory in hostile territory. the game didn't disappoint. in fact goes to overtime before jt barrett comes up with the huge pass to noah brown for the touchdown. the buckeye defense then shut the door, ohio state survives. to the mac, miasm hosting kent state. miami had a rough loss to akron last night. the golden flashes could have returned home with a to be for kent state. they lost 18-14. their record now 2-5. some sad news to pass on this morning. former cleveland brown quintin groves is dead at age 32 from an apparent heart attack. the linebacker spent time with cleveland after being drafted by jacksonville in 2008. the browns tweeting. another former nfl player

accident in oklahoma. he played four seasons for the new york jets but career cut short by a broken neck during a game in 1992. his ordeal was killed in a made for tv movie. he was 50 years old. as the indians continue their quest to clinch another championship for cleveland it is the perfect time to take a look back and celebrate the team's rich history with this city. mike brookbank heads to the city's east side to visit the team's park. >> the indians talk about connecting generations and we feel very passionately about that too. >> reporter: these are the artifacts and stories that we've generations of tribe fans together. >> if you just had the players on the cleveland indians and you took away the history it's just a group of guys. >> reporter: all inside the ticket house of this restored ballpark which dates back to the late 1800s.

cornerstone of baseball. >> reporter: hosted some of baseball's biggest moments. >> 19120 the cleveland indians won their world championship here on this field. 1920. >> joe dimaggio hitting in his 56th straight game in 1921. >> reporter: league park and the team that called it home also known for breaking race and gender barriers in the game. >> there's a very strong theme of diversity that runs through cleveland baseball. >> reporter: the baseball heritage museum in 2014. after years downtown on east 4th. >> now we feel we're at home where we should be, where baseball really started, in cleveland and where the indians grew from. >> reporter: the staff here says that this is still a hidden gem despite its connection to a key piece of cleveland's baseball puzzle. >> to have a baseball museum right where that history was made, i mean, even cooperstown and the national baseball hall of fame doesn't have that.

reporting. the baseball heritage museum at league park may not be on everyone's radar but it has most hosted visitors from all over the u.s. as well as several other countries. open saturdays 9:00 to 2:00. still ahead -- we're getting a first look at the man police say shot and killed a 15- year-old while working at a local sub shop. ever dreamed of becoming a police officer?

hello everyone. it's now 8:30. we start this half-hour with another live look outside from our earth cam. great shot of downtown cleveland. sun peaking through the clouds as you begin the second part of your weekend. welcome to the second sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." a 15-year-old shot dead while working at a sandwich shop. the search on for th killed him. meg shaw will share newly released surveillance photos. first a check of the weather with meteorologist janessa webb. good morning. we are starting off with temperatures on the mild side across northern ohio. it has been a wonderful weekend here but the "power of 5" is starting to track a little bit of rain. the warm air is still in place. downtown cleveland 68 degrees at 8:30. near 70 in some spots. so the warm air pumping in.

from dover new philly to wayne county. you're currently 60 degrees. ashtabula 62 now. we're going to deal with a southerly flow and it's going to allow for temperatures to be off the charts for sunday. we're talking upper 70s some spots in the lower 80s. that warm air will continue to pump in as a front stalls out overnight and it's going to lift up a warm front. so we're going to see recordbreaking warmth across northeast the next three days. the clouds are starting to float in, a little bit of ground clutter. east they are seeing high pressure building. this is our next cold front that is going to bring us a good shot of rain by the 6:00 hour. right now you're just sitting under partly sunny skies so get up and get going, enjoy a little bit of sunshine. you can see hour by hour we'll start to track a few rumbles of

we continue to follow for you. this morning family and friend are mourning the loss of a 15- year-old teen boy after he was shot and killed during a robbery. police are asking for your help in identifying the person responsible. news 5's meg shaw is live in cleveland heights where the tragic incident happened. now we hear the police released pictures of this suspect. >> reporter: the cleveland heights police department did release surveillance photos of the man they say robbed this mr. hero an old teenager. they are offering anward for any information that will lead to an arrest in this case. if you're not at your tv walk over and look at the photos for a second. you can see the suspect in these photos is wearing gray sweatpants with a white striped down the side. a black nike sweatshirt and bandanna over his face. police say he's between 5'10" and 6 feet with a thin build. they tell us he went into the

fired a shot at 15-year-old sonny patel. took money from the register and left. patel was a student at mayfield heights high school. that school releasing a statement now. thoughts and prayers are with the patel family. it reads in part -- a good look at the surveillance photos don't worry. we have them on our newsnet5 app now. i also tweeted them out if you know anything about this incident please call crime stoppers or cleveland heights police department. live in cleveland heights, meg shaw, news 5. another teen shot in cleveland. the 16-year-old tells police he was at a gas station on lee road when a man walked right up to him and shot him. the victim ran away, eventually receiving help from police.

rainbow babies where he's now in stable condition. also on cleveland's east side yesterday -- 25-year-old was stabbed. police say davon smith was walking along eastern avenue when a man tried to rob him. smith fought back and was stabbed in the chest. he's expected to recover but police don't have any suspects right now. a bold attempt to commit a smash and grab turns into a police chase through the streets of two cities. police say the suspects used two stolen mini vans, one driven right convenience store in willoughby hills while it was open. four men tried to steal the atm according to police but failed. the suspects jumped into the other mini van which officers chase until it spun out in cleveland. all five men inside ran off. a loaded magazine was recovered from the stolen mini van that crashed. and euclid police say two men shown here shoved the female gas station attendant to the ground and pointed a gun at her during a robbery. looks like one has a cast on

now to some scary moments in sandusky. you can see black smoke billowing into the air from a boat sitting in battery park marina. police say that boat actually exploded. thankfully no one was injured during the incident. if you are in need of a career move how about joining the force? cleveland police now in need of new officers. and just extended the application deadline. you now have until friday to apply. you must have a valid driver's license and high school diploma. or ged. coming up next -- the tribe now two victories away from the world series. how good does that sound? we'll reveal what kind of shape they are in and they head to toronto to finish off the blue jays. >> waking up to partly sunny skies, with the "power of 5". tracking widespread rain.

good morning. waking up to a fantastic start. wayne county. just a few clouds that are noting through the area but this will -- become more widespread thought your afternoon as we track our next cold front. want to show you exact timing so you can plan your afternoon. we're not going to see the brunt of the moisture really enter northern ohio until about 3:00. exact locations, that is erie, huron county. you can see the clouds, this is

you can see the rain starts to make its way around 3:30. it becomes more widespread here. this is about 6:45 so everyone starts to see a little bit of moisture, except ashtabula. it starts to move up throughout your evening here. so definitely seeing some dicey conditions, even a few rumbles of thunder for portage county, ravenna, thought your overnight. the -- throughout your overnight. the big talker, kids, tomorrow handy. he won't see the moisture exiting northeast ohio until about the noon hour. right now 68 degrees so that warm air pumping in. off to a pretty mild start across the board from mansfield to wayne county. 6 o. it's two down and two to go. the indians taking care of business at home in front of a rowdy crowd. now head to toronto up 2-0 in

indians didn't disappoint. 35,000 plus second inning, carlos santana getting into something he likes. laser to left for the 1-0 lead and later game tie the at 1-1. francisco listeneddor with the game winning run. indians are rolling. >> we'll play the next game. it's what we always do. it's no -- it's baseball. i'm sure it will be a fantastic atmosphere. but we'll just play another game and see if we can be one run better. it's what we always do. >> why game three is tomorrow just after 8:00 in toronto. speaking. indians, the tribe getting support during this post season run from south euclid k-9 officer colby or "wild thing." it's on the euclid police department facebook page. how cute is he? four-legged friends also rallying together for the tribe as they make this historic run. walking for a great cause,

they come together at the cleveland metropark zoo for the annual walk to end alzheimer's. registration is underway now and you still have time to get there before it gets underway at 9:00. former indian kay lofton, honorary chair. taking care of yourself, was the focus this weekend for hundreds of women in northeast ohio. for the last 13 years the cleveland clinic has hosted a multicultural health news 5's very own danita harris was the mistress of ceremonies. the annual event is all about educating, energizing and empowering women to take time to focus on their mental and emotional health. since its inception the program reached more than 9,000 women. great to see. next -- early voting underway in ohio. we will share how it's impacting the campaigning here

8:44 sunday morning. three weeks until america chooses a new president. early voting here in ohio is already underway. john kosich gives us a closer look in this morning's democracy 2016. good sunday morning northeast ohio. crazy dream last night. i was on a plane that was going down and look up into the

pilots in an all-out brawl over world health -- who should be the one to fly the plane. now something unrelated, the race for the white house. a modern day whistle stop at burke lakefront, president obama makes a pitch for hillary clinton in the week dominated by donald trump's alleged words and actions towards women. this w banter. this was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior. >> reporter: donald trump for his part vehemently denies every allegation that surfaced against him and fired back at his accusers. >> these people are horrible people. they are horrible, horrible liars. and interestingly it happens to appear 26 days before our very important election.

that means early voting is underway in ohio. started on wednesday and we were there at the post office when the first of the 180,000 absentee ballots from cuyahoga county were mailed out. interestingly enough by friday morning 2,300 hundred of them were already filled out and returned. early voting this year is a week shorter than 2012 and the interest to start we found is lower. outside of the cuyahoga county board of elections volunteers from various campaigns wait fo ballots early in person. actor kal penn on hand to drum up support for hillary clinton and early voting. >> it's a great thing not to wait until election day. >> reporter: early voting kicked off wednesday with a atmosphere of four years ago but in cuyahoga county not the volume. day one of 2012, underunder 1,900 people showed up to vote early in person at the b.o.e., this year on day one, it was 172. a 38% drop.

tell of anything. we have to see more trends. >> reporter: pat mcdonald is director of the cuyahoga county board of elections. his hunch? two words. >> golden week. >> reporter: remember the first week of early voting in 2012 and 2008 was a week where voters could both register to vote and cast ballots at the same time. >> a lot of people liked that organized effort, amongst the parts to bringer that in. to vote. >> reporter: unlike a couple other states that let you change your mind on an early ballot. you cast it in ohio, it's set in stone and given the paces of the race escalating. >> people who may not have decided, shyed away from coming to the board so early. >> reporter: new poll out this week found among millennials only 4 so% say they -- 41% say they plan to vote in next

millennials. >> glad you're voting. >> reporter: he has his work cut out for him, as a member of the university's election engagement team. >> planning to vote in november? >> i think so. >> reporter: a new poll shows less than half of voters ages 18-34 will cast a ballot for clinton or trump. >> i don't like either of them. >> that seems to be the prevailing thing with millennials at this point. >> reporter: ross says it's because a top pick among young people bernie sanders no longer an option. >> it's easy to have people say that well, i lost the game and essentially flip the board. >> reporter: at this point in the campaign ross says it's rare to find students on campus excited about either presidential pick. >> they see hillary clinton who they assume to be everything that is wrong with the political system. then see the other side, only other choice is donald trump, who they feel is everything that is wrong with people. >> reporter: right now ross reminding fellow millennials on the importance of exercising

on the divide we've seen in 2016. >> the fact that the polarization has happened is, in my opinion likely to lead to darker days. >> reporter: the white house not the only thing up for grabs this year, the u.s. senate is as well. in ohio rob portman still holding a lead over ted strickland. on friday they both went head- to-head in youngstown. among the topics rob portman and ted strickland battled over during the hourlong youngstown's wfmj was -- >> he took the rainy day fund from $1 billion to 89 cents and of those jobs that left ohio? nine out of 10 of them went to other states. >> we did lose a lot of jobs and lost more jobs than some states because of the nature of our economy. we're a heavily manufacturing state. and as i pointed out earlier nafta and cafta and the job

particular detrimental benefit upon our state. >> reporter: another hot issue, portman's support and endorsement of donald trump following his open mic comments released last week. >> for me it was the final straw. i took the extraordinary step of saying that i could not support my republican nominee for president of the united states. >> he was too ashamed of him to stand on a platform with him. but he continued to say i think he should be the president of the united states of america. what kind of twisted value system would lead someone to engage in that kind of -- i don't know -- i don't know -- what to call it, disingenuous behavior. >> reporter: they will face off again this thursday in cleveland which is the day after the final presidential debate and talk about settings, what better pace for the gloves to come off in the final presidential debate, it will be held in las vegas. can't make this up. with democracy 2016 -- i'm

janessa webb with another look at weather. saw rain this morning but the mild conditions what i'm focused on. it's really nice >> warm air. not talking about cold. very mild. we're going to see a southerly flow. temperatures off the charts for the next three days. it's going to be the center of the weather story across northern ohio. pretty much we could be talking about recordbreaking warmth for your today upper 70s, near 80s in spots. folks, that's 10 to 15 degrees above normal and we're in october so i know many of you wanting fall here but man, summer is trying to fight back across the area. temperature right now, good morning greater cleveland, 67 degrees. starting to see just a little bit of cool air from kilbuck to coshocton, upper 50s. a wonderful start for summit

today out of the southwest, 10 to 15 miles per hour. that's going to allow for the gradual warm-up across northern ohio allowing for temperature upper 70s to near 80. our wind cast shows us that the winds do start to subside about the 7:00 hour, but that is when we'll start to track more widespread rain. so i want you to get prepared for that. right now 5 radars up moisture, you've been enjoying that bright sunshine. it fades a tad. we're off to a fantastic start though. the run of the moisture though is currently in michigan. southern portion. they are seeing some heavy downpours from kalamazoo to detroit. also some rumbles of thunder. the bulk of that moisture is going to stay to the north but i want to show you right now the back edge what is the main focus across northern ohio will be. the setup goes like this --

what is going to happen here, it will stall and then track back in as a warm front folks. that will -- that will allow us to see temperatures back into the lower 80s by tomorrow afternoon. so exact timing here from the futurecast. around 4:00 i do want to show you that mansfield to erie, huron county you'll start to notice a little bit of moisture because more widespread across the area by the 6:00 hour. the darker greens, yellows, th thunder here with temperatures still very mild. can't count that out. throughout your overnight we'll continue to track rain. this front and the moisture will not be out of here, not until noon tomorrow afternoon. so today 78, partly sunny skies. enjoy it. tonight thermometer not dropping too much. still in the mid-60s for overnight lows.

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welcome back. one final lock at weather. we've talked about it. there's rain in the forecast here and there but also the mild warm temperatures that do not make us feel like it's the second week of october. >> you're going to love it here. if you like the 80s they return

though. warm air in place. we are tracking rain by the 6:00 hour today. so i want you to start thinking about that. if you have evening plans tonight it will be more widespread throughout your overnight. now fall is coming back strong though here. by next friday all you will hear my talking about is upper 50s so that's more fall-like conditions. >> fall chill returns late in the week. thank you. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll be "this week" is next. martha raddatz will sit in for

. starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump unshackled. >> the process is rigged. this whole election is being rigged. >> attacking his opponent and his accusers. >> they will lie. it's a total setup. >> team clinton calling trump anything you want to a woman, it is cruel. it's frightening. >> will clinton capitalize and put the race away? in this campaign of surprises, what will we see next? we talked to both sides, clinton running mate tim kaine and trump supporter newt gingrich and with just three weeks to go, our brand new poll. how much did the turbulence on