casual discipline, right now at noon strong words from safety board about a deadly plane crash in akron in a neighborhood. the board just released a probable cause of the crash that happened almost a year ago. bob jones has the latest out of akron. >>reporter: the ntsb said a litany of failures led to the plane crash of last november 10 as the pilots tried to last at akron-fulton airport. much of the ntsb probable cause focused on pile at issues. the pilots did not follow

land with an unstabilized approach. the flaps were set wrong and required check lists were disregarded. the plane stalled leading to a fiery crash into an akron apartment building killing all 19 people on board. no one on the ground was hurt. the ntsb also said there was a disregard to safety that ex tenld toed execuflight which owned the plane. they credit advertised the company by not looking into reasons why the two pilots were fired from previous jobs before they started execuflight. >> they did not ensure that their crews were operating according to standards and we saw that this flight deck was not following procedures. and so, this organization, whether we're talking about the cockpit level, or the organizational level, it was in fested with sloppiness. >> the in the sincere also said the faa had failures related to this tragedy, by not having enough oversight on

later today on news 5. in akron bob jones, news 5. the university of cincinnati is back open this afternoon after a very tense morning. someone fired a gun this morning causing an immediate lockdown. witnesses say a man pulled out that gun and opened fire while talking to a student. >> it was directed towards my friend but it was more in the air. it was a handgun. >> the ji just started freaking out and did that and ran off. >> police say there's no long ear threat but are il the school public safety director said no one was injured. police are trying to identify a man they say was shot and killed in east cleveland. the report came in just after midnight and police found the man near shock avenue and plymouth playings. he later died. investigators are working to figure out how human remains ended up in a a field. a man was discovered a bag with

cleveland. news 5 was there as investigators put up crime tape and combed the field for evidence. police say at this time they don't know who the person is. we're working on the story right now and we'll let you know, when police release new details. well a beautiful start to the morning but starting to get a little windy out there. >> you nutsed the change. we are starting to see winds pick up and clouds are coming in and that's letsing us know rain is on the way. issued for the lakeshore because of that windy condition that we're seeing out there. speaking of which, lets go ahead and take a look at the winds. she's are just sustained, not even talking gusts here. 21 miles per hour downtown cleveland. 23 miles per hour in leer elyria. we're looking at 2 # 1 in ashland. this is going to continue to increase from northwest to southeast. winds are picking up ahead of this front and that should be arriving pretty soon. but before it does take a look

we're talking 76 degrees in elyria right now. it's 78 degrees normally this time of year. our high would have been maxed out so we're above the average. taking it hour by hour we've got a if you more digits to climb, thinking upper 70s and low 80s and then the rain starts to move in. so if you step outside downtown you see those clouds moving in. rain showers will begin around 5:00, 6:00 and persist in the late evening hours but we should wrap dryer conditions for the morning commute. you've probably seen this story on your facebook or twitter feed. we now know the names of the nominees for the rock and role hall of fame class of 2017. some of those up for music are tok, janet jackson, pearl jam, journey and we have a full list

vote on the news net 5 ap. indians are only one game away from going to the world series. they beat the blue jays 4-2 last night. corey kluber will start in today's game. last night pitcher trevor bare was supposed to leave the game after his stitches broke open during the fit for parents in summit county. the push to help families in that area. plus dangers on the road. we have a new recall to warn you about effecting thousands of cars this afternoon. donald trump continues to call foul play in the campaign trail and melania trump breaking her silence for the

things are warning back up for us here in cleveland, but the sear air a mountains in and out the case. they just got their first blanket of snow. you're looking at the pictures here. it caught some drivers off guard as the slip reroads made tire chains necessary. some of the flurries are expected to melt as today's highs will be in the 50s there. new parents who work for

ones arrive. they unanimously approved six weeks of paid leave for employees, making them the first in the state to offer it. county workers who have a child or adopt one, will now get six weeks of paid leave. before that they got 12 weeks of unpaid leave but had to use vacation for sick time. listen up drivers, honored hundred dollars eye is recall 2010 through 2016 models general sister keup. the electrical connector for the passenger seat airbag sensor can become disconducted and cause the airbag to inflate when the child is in the seat or deploy with too little force to protect an adult. right now hyundai says there's been no injuries reported. car owners will be contacted and told when to take their cars to the dealership. more problems for tesla motors. germ authorities are telling the consider company to stop

they say it's too misleading. the german transport ministry says tesla needs to make it clear that human drivers need to pay attention and the term auto pilot confuses that idea. an ohio man was killed back in may when a tesla model s with the auto pilot system engaged hit the side of a truck. a north carolina man has gained a new sense of life. it's unfortunately happening just as he begins to lose his sight. brett greer recently find out he has a diseasth and be soon be completely blind. he discovered an amazing tall enterer. >> i wanted to find things i could do when i couldn't see that i could still do and still have a meaning in life and accomplish a goal of helping people. >> he started trying all sorts of new things, even learning to make music and pot re.

contest. his painting was one of three in the couldn't try to be picked and featured on christmas cards to be sold all over the world. and we're trying to help find this little one a forever home. coming up meet our pet of the week but first somara has a look at the weather. it's been a nice burst of summer but things are changing. a cool down will return and so will the rain. we'll talk about your

now to the race for the white house. donald trump continues to push his idea that the election is rigged his allegations unfounded. this, as mtd dismisses her husband's language in the now 2005 tape as boy talk. karen traverse brings us the latest from washington. >>reporter: three weeks until election day and donald trump continues to stir up doubts about integrity at the polls. >> more than 1 .8 million deceased individuals right now

that's wonderful. >>reporter: in an interview with abc trump went after house speaker paul ryan who said he could be more supportive. >> and trump's wife melania trump speaking to cnn about the comments in the 2005 video. >>reporter: is that sexual assault? >> no he didn't say he did it. they were kind of a boy talk and he was lead from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >>reporter: hillary clinton spending another day prepping for tomorrow's debate. her campaign is dealing with what republicans are calling a bomb shell. in newly released notes from fbi interviews about clinton's private server an fbi staff era cueses a top state department official to declassify an email

pro quo" adding in exchange for marking the email unclassified, state would reciprocate by allowing the fbi to place more agents in countries where they're presently forbidden. the fbi and state department say the deal never happened. there was no quid pro quo and the email in question remained classified. still, there is a dispute about who said what. the fbi notes show that it was one of their officials who first raised the idea about karen traverse, absence news, washington. president obama is preparing for his last state dinner tonight. the chef and co-host absenceabc's the chew will man the kitchen. he says his main course is keeping his concern rather is keeping all the food warm. it may not sound like a big deal but keep in mind the

of pasta 200 yards. bob dylan one a nobel prize for literature. a very big accomplishment for most people but dylan doesn't think much of it. the nobel committee says he is not returning their calls or emails to invite him to the december awards ceremony. dylan performed at conearths over the weekend and didn't mention anything about his honor. all nobel prize winners are invited to receive the awards at a ceremony on trying to reach out to him. he received so many awards and the nobel is way up there but i don't know, maybe he didn't get the call. >> well you know, what? we are seeing some really interesting weather here. >> all over the place. >> i love the warm weather. i don't want it to go away, but it's going to be short lived you guys so rely ish in it while you can. live look outside right now thanks to the weather cam.

changes are changing and we're off to a really beautiful start yesterday and today but as for this evening, we're going to start to see some rain coming into play. kurcht temperature right now 78 degrees in that live shot you just saw there and it's 12:18. lets get a look now at the radar. so dry conditions greet you as you walk out your door this morning. should be a smooth commute as far as weather goes. you can see here this little white-ish gray are the clouds moving in and that's going to precede the cold front. behind that we're going to see some rain. i just want you to know even though we're saying rain tonight, tomorrow will be relatively nice. as we head into thursday that rain chance goes right back up again. so wednesday night into your thursday, you can expect those rain showers to move in. friday we also have a slight chance for rain but by saturday we should dry things out. so why you say? we have a cold front that's passing through.

nice southerly flow but now it's going to go visit our friends on the eastern see board. we're going to see some cooler air behind this front but of course before it passes a few things have to take place. and that is the wind speeds. looking at 23 miles per hour in elementary leer right now. 21 right now wind speeds, 18 miles per hour in men or and 12 in row says a. temperatures the other part of this seeing 78 degrees in clevela nor walk. temperatures in the upper 70s and still climbing. expecting today to reach low 80s for a lot of us. take a look at that rain. you saw it move through around this evening and into the overnight hours, but then we should dry out for the morning commute. we head into your thursday. that's when things really start to get messy. thursday morning might be an issue, especially for southern counties. we'll keep our eye on that.

we're talking 50s by the weekend. that's a look at your forecast. remember, you can catch all your latest weather updates on cleveland star 102 and 98.5wncx. all right so yes, we have. >> it's kittens. you can't help but be distracted by kittens. they just make everybody happy. look aren't they adorable. i wish tv translated just how soft they are. they're only about two months old but they're ready for new homes. we don't know much about them. they were strays but what do you need to know about kittens beside the fact they're adorable. i have limb and smoke here and i think personally kittens do best in pairs. so they don't have to stay together but wouldn't you want to keep them together?

absolutely adorable. do we have any events coming up? >> i wanted to mention our fur ball. there are tons of live and silent auctions coming up on saturday november 5, but this is the last week to buy tickets. we actually extended the deadline until this friday, so if you've been thinking about it now is the time to make that happen. oh, and we've mentioned the halloween pet costume contest. october 29. also be eligible for some prizes and both of these events benefit the apl. that's a look at your forecast as well as these two cute kittens. stick around.

well, if you like nice weather you might want to get out and enjoy it because you really don't have weather comes back this weekend. some rain as well right? >> definitely. >> say goodbye to our two little friends and pick them up at the apl.

hey i'm sara karns, welcome to legal tuesday. brought to you where every tuesday legal experts will discuss issues that are important to you. lets go out to the office of neurn bugger harris to this week's edition of legal tuesday. >> high sara, thanks for having me. my name is bob and i'm the worker's compensation harris. i've been with the firm for over 14 years now and i'd like to speak today about work related injuries. fortunately for most of us, we get up and go to work every day and we come home at the end of the day without incident. but on occasion, unfortunate things happen and sometimes people are injured on the job. most injuries fortunately are relatively minor and don't require much in the way of medical attention. however, for the occasions

significantly more than just a minor bump or a bruise, medical attention is required. most employers when you're injured on the job will direct you for an immediate evaluation or assessment of your injuries at a physician or clinic of their choosing. and that's fine to get an initial assessment and evaluation for documenting the injury. however, what most injured workers don't know and what everyone should know, is that the job and have a compensationable work related injury you can pick whatever doctor you choose as long as they're worker's comp. certified. your employer can suggest or recommend who you treat with but they can't direct you or force you to treat with any physician you're not comfortable with. to learn more or if you have any questions regarding workers

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