cameoing up on "channel 3 news" today, a record breaking finale for michael phelps as he goes for yet another god at the rio summer olympics. >> -- >> good morning, melissa. >> >> good morning, what u.s. fans have to look forward to. take a look at this, this is obviously not in ohio.

this morning. >> look really closely, upper right hand corner, you can see the chrysler building, right there. >> we are going it bring you all of the highlights of everything that happened yesterday, all of the previews of what will happen today. track and field is starting. >> i was watching that, yesterday. >> did you see it? >> oh, my it's amazing how fast these people run, how fast they can throw like a jeff lynn or shot putt. we are ending with swimming, but, now, >> transitioning into track and field. which it what it's all about. >> the original olympic games from bc. >> can you believe how long people have been doing these things? >> i can't believe it. it's incredible.

for a nice morning run, maybe yesterday or this morning, you might have to dodge a couple of raindrops. we are still under the flash flood watch through the 8:00 p.m. hour. still tracking rain. let's show you where. if you are waking up with us this morning. toward lake and counties, seeing rain. i think the showers will continue to develop and move onshore, your forecast for today, calling for temperatur by lunchtime. we knock on the door to 80 degrees. high, today in the low 80s with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast and we are tracking a ton of rainfall, life-threatening rainfall toward the state of louisiana. it's a historic flooding event. we'll talk more about that and how perhaps that could impact us here in northeast ohio. coming up.

>> we hope everybody down south is okay. michael, thank you so much. simone manuel won another gold entering the rely.

1,500. on the field, jeff henderson had a long jump worthy of gold. looking ahead, men's basketball against france. and the women against china. the final round of golf. china's medal matches on the track. brian moore, nbc news, rio. >> >> how do you even choose what to pay attention to? coming up around 6:10, we'll join will live in rio. he will give us a look >> >> cleveland held the pridefest value yesterday after the event was previously canceled. >> how amazing is cleveland, ohio? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a board made the decision to cancel the event two weeks ago, citing security concerns, but the lgbt community still planned events. there was a march with music,

everywhere, so to be able to share the same thing everybody else shares and knows everybody is okay with it -- >> participants would have been the first time since 1989 that cleveland did not hold this type of event. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton returns to ohio wednesday. she will tour john marshall high school on the city's west side. her tax agenda with that of donald trump. clinton leads trump by four points in ohio, according to the latest nbc news poll. >> >> donald trump will campaign at youngstown state university monday. it will start at 2:00 p.m. and trump will make a speech. he will travel to west bend, wisconsin the next day for another campaign event. >> >> indians rolling through the

with a look at what is ahead for you as a fan and the first place team. i think a lot of people are predicking we will be cheering on our indians, hopefully through okay. >> reporter: it's so hard not to think about the postseason with how well we have been doing, especially here at home. a majority of the games, we have at left at home. joining me with the cleveland indians -- today, we have a game. we have so >> we have our longest home stand of the season, we won three in a row going against the angels. if you ever had a bad day, come here on a sunday, watching the kids on the bases, smiles on their faces will cheer you up. long home fan. it's friday, $2 beer and sugar

tons and tons of stuff going on >> reporter: it seemed like it took forever to get the baseball season started, because of the weather and tomorrow, a makeup game. >> we had a backup with the rnc. tomorrow, we have april 7th rescheduled game against the red sox, 1:10 pool. great excuse to get out of work for the day. so, it should be a great day. >> thank you so much, joel. hour, we'll talk about the postseason and how you might actually start to be able to get tickets. back to you in the studio. >> it's one of those summer bucket lists things. if somebody has not been to progressive field, you can't let the summer end without going to an indians game. >> >> still ahead this morning, will joins us live from rio

athletes. we'll be right back

welcome back, time right now, 6:11, the chance for the gold continues for a handful of rio with more. will, what are we watching, today? >> big night of competition for people from ohio, last fight and yesterday, and it carries on, alot of people qualifying for the finals, we'll have a chance to medal coming up in the next couple of days. let's start in the swimming pool or maybe i should say on the diving board, abby johnson from upper arlington, scored a 3:24 good enough to put her in

afternoon. we'll be keeping a close eye on her. she did win the silver before. >> >> an lorain/elyria native, lacing up at olympic park, for track and field, starting with tiana, 2003, lorain/elyria high school grad. she finished outside of the qualifiers with an 11 second run. she is a little disappointed. she has two other events on deck. she will be running and and running later on this week. >> >> murphy finished second, personal best, -- after the race, he told me he wasn't happy with his positioning, got stuck on the inside, but he will rest, relax and see his family. >> >> and then john barber, barber moved into the finals as well in pole vaulting.

us he did what he needed to do. he will be ready tomorrow night for -- he said akron is where he is home. later on, -- going on, later, nba we'll talk more about that coming up. >> >> will, sometimes, thing look a little funny on tv. when it all shakes out, that pool, is it still really that green? the diving pool? >> reporter: you know, i was told to avoid that area. i didn't want to go swimming there. i have to tell you. i talked to a guy. i talked to a guy that did the basketball courts down here, from cleveland. he is a cleveland native and he

basketball courts in, that piece coming up later. he said good fews, the basketball courts have not turned green. at least we can look forward to that. >> for the divers, i hope it is getting translated greener on tv and is not actually that green, we'll have to keep an eye on that. >> sometimes, the weird water will turn your blond hair green maybe somebody had a bad dye job, went in the wa turned it green. >> already, will, thanks so much. thanks for being with us. we'll see you, soon. left week, simone manuel made history as the first female black u.s. swimmer to

matt pearl has her story. >> this is euphoria. a u.s. swimmer, winning her first gold medal. for simone manuel, it's also history and it's complicated. >> this medal is not just for me. it's for some of the african- americans that have come before me >> reporter: she's the first female black u.s. swimmer to win olympic gold. that meant for her discussing the examples she hopes to set. speaking on the issuesful enveloping her country. >> especially what is going on in the world, today, with some of the issues of police brutality. >> reporter: and wishing for her race to not be mandatory in how she is described. >> the title.

able to win a gold medal or able to break records. that's not true. >> reporter: it's complicated, a mind set instilled in manuel by her mother. >> it doesn't define who you are it's a part of who you are, but it's not the only thing you are. >> thursday night, star spangled banner played. manuel simply saverred being a u. gold medal. >> >> hearing your national anthem and knowing you gave your heart into that race and you represented your country the best way you know how, i think that meant a lot. >> in rio, i'm matt pearl. >> >> unrest in milwaukee, wisconsin after police shot and killed and armed suspect earlier in the day. this was the scene at a gas station on the city's north side.

building on fire due to gunfire in the area. firefighters were delayed getting to the scene. a police officer was hurt when a brick was thrown through a squad window, hitting him in the head. >> >> residents continue to evacuate, record floodwaters in louisiana. look at this video. 24 inches of rain fell in 24- hour time period officials say more than 1,000 people have been rescued from flooded homes and cars. so far, at least three people have reportedly died from the flooding. the rain continue through sunday. >> >> the actor woe played the droid, r2d2 has died at age of 81. he suffered from a long illness. in the movie. he helped luke skywalker fight against the galactir empire.

michael to see how long we will be carrying the up brien allen around >> it will be for awhile. we are tracking some showers for you, no thunderstorms yet, but the big weather story, talked about it a moment ago. it is literally historic flooding down towards places of baton rouge, louisiana, we'll talk about how that exact system affects our weather,

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devices. a lot of students are short of time and cash -- >> i think you what are referring to, universal, still on our website. this will charge an android device perfectly, the exact same chord -- >> charges an apple. >> first-of-its-kind universal charger. one of the other big deals on wkyc. m. reversible, so awesome and i also want to point out the lunch bag bargain that we found yesterday, these are like $11.99. tumblers that can accommodate snacks, also on our website, one other item that is stealing the show this weekend. smart watches. wearable. amy, are you into wearable tech? >> i am, anything that can track by calories, steps, things like that.

knowing my steps because i don't take many. but our intern, codey was. >> i'm an intern. i do not have that much of a budget. for un$70, you can't beat the deal. compared to the apple watch for $300 or $400. this basically does the same thing as apple watch. very stylish. it looks basically the same as your sam sung watch for $200 more. let's go to the pedometer, catalog your steps. quality was excellent with this watch. >> reporter: that's streamed audio came out of this smart watch. i found it at 50% off. did you sound it alittle distorted? do you think we had it to close to a microphone.

com. >> intern amy, what are you majoring in is? >> net flix. no, i'm kidding, i promise i go to class, mom and dad. >> >> amy, any last words for our viewers? >> thank you for ising me here. i love being in the dorm room. >> >> thank you so much, i know that those of you that went to the indians home game yesterday, obsl they did win, which is good fews. if you are heading to this afternoon's game, pitch just after 1:00. rain in the forecast, still, make sure you are monitoring our app. low to mid-70s, currently and again, with all of the rain we have seen over the past couple of days, flash flood watch still posted through 8:00 p.m. , this evening, seeing a couple of showers towards the

the southern and northern area, richland, ashland. seeing a couple of light showers there, bigger picture showing me it's all because of a cold front. here's the deal. it's a very slow moving cold front. that, so slow, in fact, could cause some flooding that's the reason why the flash flood watches are posted through 8:00 p.m. here's how it looks for your morning and afternoon. from the 9:00 hour through showers and into the afternoon with the daytime heating, i think a few thunderstorms develop. notice a not all of us getting wet at all points of the day. look, again, you will see a couple of breaks in between, like what we saw yesterday, but boy when it starts to thunder and lightning and one of the thunderstorms develop overhead. expect a ton of rainfall. through tomorrow morning on your monday and your monday afternoon. rain still in the mix.

through tuesday morning in as of this point, think i we'll see anywhere between a half inch upwards of an inched on a half of additional rainfall on top of what has already fallen that's the reason why, again, flooding to be a concern with a runoff. temperatures, today, tomorrow and tuesday, wednesday, in the lower 80s. a response to all of the cloud cool and rain cooled air, but, again, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, best shot for showers and thunderstorms. pattern, at least for the next couple of days as we head towards mid-to late week, looking for temperatures rebounding in the my 80s with a lower canness for rain on

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welcome back. how about the first place indians rolling through their longest home stand of the season. alyssa raymond joining us from progressive field ahead. they are doing a ton of give aways, sunday is an awesome day to go. >> it is. we were talking about it earlier, watching the kids run the bases is a joy in inself. it gets you in a great mood, what else could get you in a better mood than seeing this team on this streak. so far, they started the home stand with three wins in a row. it's hard not to think about the postseason.

joel, i don't want to jinx anything, but you have to be thinking about the postseason >> it's a fine line to walk. we don't want to jinx anything. to get ready for the postseason. we are getting ready for those steps. the first step is ticketing. 20 game package that you purchases for 2017, will you have access to tickets before the general public it's a huge perk because those tickets f we get to that point, will go quickly. we rolled it out friday. >> anyone doing walk throughs of any kind here? national media? >> yes, like i said, it's a long process. we started it right now. it's tomorrow, actually, major league baseball will be here to do a site visit, look at press box.

the start to this whole process. we are excited about it, of course, we have a long way to go to get there. not taking anything for granted. as you might expect, very exciting. >> certainly feeling that excitement. coming up in the next half hour, we'll talk about more of the give aways. including a fedora and more jerseys, back to you in the studio. >> >> you can this picture lebron posted. jasmine has the story. >> reporter: that's right, one local business is working around the clock after lebron james posted a picture wearing this hat on insta-gram. it's a picture worth hundreds of thousands of likes on insta- gram. he is sporting a version of his favorite hat. this time -- that hat was created by akron's own. >> i could see it in my mind

look. i got on the compute irand just started to doodle and it came out nice. >> reporter: the dynamic duo first at lunch when they got word that the hat went viral. in the are not only was it real, trace viral and having lebron support their business made everything to designers from akron. >> for him to put that hat on, and put it on insta-gram. that meant aloss to us. we really really appreciate it. >> if you want a hat like lebron, go to 7 floor clothing. com to get your very own hat. reporting from the newsroom, i'm jasmine monroe, "channel 3 news." thank you jasmine. >> >> if you are waking up, now, you might be seeing rain where

michael -- >> yeah, a cool hat like lebron a. something like that, that would be great. >> we are lear waking up to rain. here's the deal, last week at this time, we were talking about how we desparately needed the rain, mother nature has delivered. light to moderate rain, andover. we are tr heads up in geneva and ashtebula for moderate to heavy rain there and right along interstate 71, just north of that, you will notice the thin line, thin strip of showers moving in. so, heads up in new london, otherwise, your forecast for today, temperatures at lunchtime, 80, a couple of storms, highs at 82 degrees. we'll talk about another late week warmup with temperatures

minutes, maureen, back to you. >> >> sports is next, dave has the highlights from some of the top

hi everyone, good morning, indians go for the sweep against the angels. they had to before they could try to make it three straight wins. jose ramirez stays hot, rbi double, 1-0 lead. ramirez has a 17 game hitting streak. next batter, lonny. up the middle. two more runs, indians up 3-0 after one lynning. mike facing the team that draft him. one hit, one run an the indians

tigers by five games, detroit won last night. >> >> michael bradley, done for the year. he will have season ending surgery on monday in dallas. this all goes back to last season, bradley injured while diving for a ball last september in minnesota, had surgery in november. and returned, but he only played 11 games and suffered multiple set backs. he tried to rehab but couldn't. now onto the olympics, today game nine in rio, day eight, domination in the pool. team usa finishes with 33 medals in swimming. what a good-bye for michael phelps at least that's what he says.

americans trailed first place by a half second. when we finished, they lead. adrian finishes it off. 23rd gold of film's career. team usa ends up with 16 gold medals in the pool. womens 60-meter free style, simone manuel trying to add another gold. this was a close one, ma another great swim. she took silver, shy of goal. she gets her gold medal in rio. simone manuel, rely, the u.s. wins the final. that gold medal. the 1,000th team summer olympic medal. >> >> how about ohio native, clayton murphy? one of three olympians that tied. what a finish.

top two advance, murphy moves onto monday's 800-meter final. that's a look the main events from last night. we have much more coming up today from rio.

best performance by an athlete, a new olympic record in e michael phelps will end his olympic career in spectacular fashion the gold medal is the 23rd for phelps, widely considered to be the best

>> we still have a whole week of competition ahead of us. the his for the gold for a hand of ohio olympians. will is live in rio with more on who to watch and woe we have been watching, hi, will. >> >> reporter: good morning, maureen, down here, it's almost a trend type thing. we have watched a lot of swimming in prime time as ohio people following ohioans. we have watched fencing and boxing and now, it's st have dubbed down here as athletics, what we know as track and field. we have a couple other things, including the ring it will be an interesting watch for buckeyes, let's start with eric kenard, toledo native. he will be testing his jumping levels. he is the silver medalist from london, competing later tonight

france, basketball. irving and the boys were struggling lately, after austria and serbia. no one can quite figure out what is ailing the, sa basketball team. they will try to get things going and back in the right direction, getting a little bigger victory against france. >> >> track and field, we were mentioning that big as well ohio, athletes, including recent grads from lorain/elyria. 2003, lorain/elyria high school grad, finished outside qualifiers in the women's 100- meter, so, she was disapointed, but she has two other events on deck. she will be long jumping and running later this week. also, last night, clayton murphy from the university of akron. murphy finished second of his

after the race, he told us he was not happy with his positioning. he will rest, relax, see family and in 48 hours, he has to be there for the family. also moving on. shawn barber. he moved into the finals in pole vaulting by clearing a 5.7- meter in the pole vaulting qualifying. toll us he did what he needed to do. he will test things out, make um tweaks and he will tomorrow night. abby johnson, arlington native scored a 324 in five rounds of diving, good enough to put her in the finals later this afternoon. we'll be keeping a close eye on her. she was a silver medalist from the 2012 games. >> >> earlier this week, we were talking about khaila harrison, winning the gold in judo. it starts a little later

guys? >> great to talk to you, good to have somebody to cheer for. now that we have identified local connections. thanks so much, have fun down there. we'll check back in with you, later. perfect day to sit by and catch some of the olympics. >> yo standing out there live in rio, the sun was beaming on him. >> in rio, it looks like -- this is winter, by the way, winter time in rio, 85 and mostly sunny i would do that any day of the week. here's what it looks like back at home. if you are thinking you are going to get in the water,

miles per hour. our chances for rainfall, even today will be elevated. low to mid-70s outside. currently, but, with the national weather service, they have issued the flash flood watch in effect through 8:00 p.m. this evening, obviously, that's because of all of the rain we saw last week, the rain we picked up yesterday and the rain we are continuing to see, not only this morning, but through this afternoon. i think it goes back toward this moves right along the cold front, which is basically stalled out, right now, to central ohio, so, all of the rain is on the way. and that, again, only compounding our flooding concern, given how slow moving that front is. so, expect this sort of pattern to stay with us, not only here on your sunday, but into your monday, into your tuesday, yes, and even into parts of your wednesday. here's what it looks like.

early afternoon, you can see it, there and i think that again, it will be a wet thing, obviously, indians game just after 1:00 this afternoon. make sure you bring your wet weather gear i think we'll see some spotty showers and a few thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon with the daytime heating. here's what it looks like by 10:00 tonight. still a wet go of things, even first things tomorrow as you start off your monday, umbrellas if as you are heading out the door for work. even tomorrow afternoon, the 5:00 hour. again, the pattern -- you know what they desparately need the rain. you know how dry it has been this summer already it's nice to see the rainfall. but it's a whole lot of rain in a short period of time. that may lead through the flooding. through tuesday morning, expect a half inch or upwards of an inch and a half of additional

tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday, i think during the stretch, we see scattered showers and thunderstorms, but finally, we dry things out by thursday and friday. this upcoming workweek, mid-to upper 80s. time now for access to today's summer game schedule. brought to you by ohio's number one hospital, cleveland clinic. nbc's daytime coverage, the women's marathon. on the floor, heavily favored they took china. but volleyball is where the u.s. women look to advance to the quarter finals that's your access to the summer games

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thanks so much for being with us on this sunday, august 14th. that's a live look at progressive field. it is family fun day. a lot of fun in the park. plaza and then you go in, hot dog, ice cream -- thanks so much for being with us. we e the forecast to make sure the rain doesn't spoil the tribe game. michael, is that cake in the weather center? there is no better way to start off on sunday morning than to fill yourself with some homemade cake. that's what this is. you said you like my homemade cake, by the way.

before, we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. i expect we'll see it later on this afternoon. the rainfall is hoping to wash a lot of the allergens out of the air. tracking a couple of light showers, generally forming along interstate 71, grab the umbrellas before you head out the door you are noticing perhaps darker clouds over the but a heads up, we are tracking showers along the shore. grab the umbrella before you run out the door. otherwise, your forecast for today looks like this, we'll call it mostly cloudy, scattered showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, lower 80s with lower humidity. we'll talk more about when your 90-degree heat returns. once again, to northeast ohio, coming up in the next couple of minutes. we know, maureen, you might be

team usa continues to find gold as track and field takes the spotlight at the summer games today, but not before the americans take one final lap in the morning have been unbeatable. jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: michael phelps, good-bye, fittingly golden. emotional, ends his career with 23rd gold medal. >> something special, something that is so special. >> reporter: on the water, where the women's rowing team

third great olympic gold. getting an early jump on track and feel. field >> looking for the third goal of the game, simone biles. jay gray, nbc news, rio. >> >> jay, thanks. >> >> indians are ro the longest home stand of the season, another sporting event to cheer on around here. alyssa raymond joins us live from progressive field with a look at what you can enjoy as a fan. it's so great to have a first place team. >> reporter: i know, it's amazing there is so much excitement, right now, i know michael was talking about the weather, today being a little questionable. if only they could have had a morning game because it feels perfect out here.

number four, hopefully getting another win. here, joel hammond with the cleveland indians, today, family fun game, but we have 11 game home stand with a lot more to offer. >> we do. it is the longest home stand of the year, today, fun day, friday, we have the fancy fedora. two dollars beer, fireworks after the game. we are looking forward to another great eight games to go. >> reporter: we really hope this weather cooperates. it has put a damage per on getting a game in. >> we have had two rain delays, already. hopefully, we can get that. michael, fix the weather and we'll do our best. >> reporter: it seems like we are talking about post-game already because everything is lining up in our favor, especially with how well they

baseball at home. guys have been feeding off the larger clouds at home recently, i'm hoping to see everybody here. >> thank you so much. >> >> there are still tickets available. come on down with the family. or go to a game this week, back to you in the studio. >> alyssa, sounds like a good time, thank you so much. >> >> clevel held yesterday after people in charge tried to cancel the event under questionable circumstances. >> how amazing is cleveland, ohio. [ cheers and applause ] >> five person board made the decision to cancel the event two weeks ago, citing security concerns, but the lgbt community still planned activities, despite the cancellation. there was a march and festival

speakers. >> it's not accepted everywhere, so to be able to share the same thing, it's empowering. >> had this event been canceled, it would have been the first time since 1989 that cleveland did not hold a pride event. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton returns to ohio on wednesday. she will -- she will tour john city's west side. clinton is expected to contrast her tax agenda with that of donald trump's. clinton leads trump by four points in ohio in the latest nbc news poll. >> >> donald trump will campaign at youngstown state university monday. the campaign event will start at 2:00 p.m. and trump will make a speech. he will travel to west bend, wisconsin, the next day. >> >> celebrating the life of a public servant that gave so

russ pride was remembered. leaders, colleagues and other well wishers from congress to local government came to pay respects. he lost his battle with cancer last week. he served since 2007. he was 58 years old. >> >> schools are reopening, will your child's teacher be missing in action? in ohio, a quarter of all teachers call off two weeks of class every year school districts with the worst teacher attendance and what is being done about it. >> reporter: ask any student -- >> some kids go completely insane. >> most will tell you what happens when a teacher takes off. >> a substitute takes over. there is just not alot of learning going on.

schools where one in four teachers miss at least 10 school days every year. >> when teachers are calling off consistently, it's telling the kids it's okay not to be concerned about their education. using a data base, we track the local districts with the worst teacher absentee rates. on a typical day, 13% of 87% attendance rate giving the city the worst attendance, not only in ohio, but in the country. >> we don't want to be number one in that area. we want to be number one for student achievement. sometimes, it's mayhem. >> and disruptive.

were shelled out $9 million on teachers last year alone. students during their graduation track will send the equivalent of an entire school year with a sub. >> this is typically a problem with teachers. students feel like it's a free day. >> the district said they are turning to incentives to improve teacher attendance. >> >> still ahead this morning, cheating on election day, why donald trump is telling voters not to trust the ballot box. >> >> and recruiting for the marines. we'll tell you why high school female athletes are being

turning to news around the nation, unrest in milwaukee, wisconsin after police shot and killed an armed suspect earlier in the day. this was a scene at a gas station on the city's north side. someone set fire to the billing. due to gunfire in the area, firefighters were delayed getting to scene. a police officer was hurt when a brick was thrown through a squad window, hitting him in the head. >> >> residents continue to evacuate from record floodwaters in louisiana. hundreds of residents were forced to leave their home after 24 inches of rain fell in a 24-hour time period. officials say more than 100 thousand people have been rescued from flooded homes and cars. so far, three people, at least, have reportedly died from the flooding. the rain is expected to continue through sunday. >> >> u.s. marine corps wants to boost the number of women in

female athletes and high school sports team. the thought is that they maybe able to meet the corps's rigorous standards. marine commander general has given the order to increase the number of women in the corps to one in 10. >> >> donald trump is telling audiences he is worried about cheating on election day. polls show him losing ground to hillary clinton in key battle ground st pennsylvania. trump is now asking supporters to help monitor the voting. >> reporter: three months to go and donald trump is talking about pennsylvania. >> you know, i have been talking about a rate system for a long time. >> reporter: >> reporter: the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i really mean this, pennsylvania, is cheating goes on. i really believe that. >> reporter: now, it's he that

election observers nationwide. we don't want to see people voting five times, folks. we don't want to see t >> reporter: trump raising fears, but voter fraud is all but none existest. >> if hillary clinton is the winner of the election, you will have a large group they were robbed and spend the next four years not accepting the legitimate presidency. >> >> here's the total national debt. >> reporter: a source close to the campaign telling nbc news, top aides are trading off trump sitting with party chairman. traveling with the nominee to ramp up offense against hillary clinton. it's not working.

ground states. >> is there anybody in this room that believes one word that donald trump says? we are not gullible people, folks. >> reporter: the democrat, not without their own problem the continuing drip of e-mail releases continuing to cut into her credibility. >> a lot of negative publicity if people don't know about you, it hours you, but i'm telling you. there are people woe en national security who believe she is the only person that you can trust. >> >> reporter: both candidates struggling to convince voters their voters they outlast the troubles. >> >> yesterday, we made it to 92 degrees. here's the good news, notice

we will be taking a bite out of that over the coming days. how much more rainfall we pick

welcome back. they are all better boyed for their second chance. due power to transform. >> -- >> reporter: at the ohio department of corrections, reintegration center. every one has a story. the one they are telling together is much lighter and

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>> the funniest thing ever. here he is, getting in it. >> he is doing a half marathon. what are we doing? >> eating cake. it goes so well with coffee. >> if you have friends and family that will be running the hear marathon, it's a cloudy start. we will see it through lunchtime. after which time, we'll be in the lower temperatures, low to mid-70s, right now, national weather service has the flash flood watch posted through 8:00 p.m. this season. why, you may be asking, because of all of the rainfall we picked up over the past week and we are still addressing rainfall. if you are waking up with us morning in lake county, toward minter, seeing a few showers, even here in cuyahoga county, we will see a couple of showers

as these showers press closer to downtown, in time for the half marathon, we may be dodging a couple of raindrops there, too. all of this in response to a cold front slowly moving towards the east. i think it will stall out by the evening hours, tonight. notice all of the rain back here, all of this rain is riding along the cold front, are eventually making its way into northeast ohio that's why we are still going to be holding onto the flash d watch through 8:00 p.m. this evening. so, by the 9:00 hour, in future cast, getting a little generous, here, the idea is that we'll see scattered showers through lunchtime and after lunchtime this evening. if you have any dinner plans with perhaps friends and family, i wept take it on the back patio. i would keep it inside for tonight. not an all day rain, but when it does rain and storm, it will

feeded. tomorrow afternoon, same sort of story, sounding like a broken record. how much pour additional rainfall could we pick up. as of this point, anywhere between a half inch to an inch and a half. we very much show need this rain, but when it all calm comes in a short period of time, that's a ryan we are addressing the budding concerning. upper 70s, low 80s. spotty showers from finish. have the umbrella ready and set to go even into the first half of the workweek, second half of the workweek, thursday, friday, we dry things out and warm things back up into the mid-to upper 80s. time now for access to today's summer game schedule brought to you by ohio's number one hospital, cleveland clinics. nbc daytime coverage, women's marathon, heavily favored u.s.

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check out the live picture from rio. you can see christ the redeemer at the top right hand corner of the screen. a beautiful shot of where they are holding the olympic games. we to the tv, watching our local athletes, usa athletes and the games continue right after our newscast. we'll be here for another half hour. games start at 8:00. we are going to go to rio, officially later on, today. but first, we want to get awe check of your forecast, because you might have some plans and they have to include an umbrella. >> they really will.

running event a running event happening outside of our tv station, right now. if you have friends or family taking place in perhaps the rock and roll half marathon. temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. a comfortable start in that department. let's take you in, you will notice toward euclid seeing showers up towards the north, next 10 minutes or so, i think you will start to see some rainfall in your neck of the woods minter already seeing some of the rainfall as we are in east lake. forecast for today, spotty showers through the am hours and pm hours, i think we may see a few thunderstorms with highs, today a cooler 82 degrees. so, we are not at hot as we were, yesterday, when we rocketed into the lowe 90s, but, we have more heat on the

sound of that. >> i do. we are heading into the fall. we have to soak up all of the hot days we have left. >> i'm right there with you. we'll be at 90 by the end of the workweek. >> >> well, we have all gotten a cannes to see how things are done in rio. at the same time, we have to say cheers to brazil for hosting the games. you can't part of their national rank, sara shipment has that story. >> reporter: typing for short is brazil's national cocktail. the fact that this country even has one meant i needed to know how to make it. on the beach, this drink is served on the rocks an on the

like rum, but disuntilled from straight sugar, not mow has says. alex gave me a quick demo and put me to work. >> my turn, had? >> huh? >> one whole . want to consume. get all of this out of that line. make it like the little -- >> you have to be strong to make one of these.

>> i have never been a bartender, but it seems kind of fun when you are on copa cabana beach. more sports happening here at home. how about the first place

longest home stand of the season. "channel 3"'s alyssa raymond is joining us live, with a look at what you can do as a fan to cheer on the team. >> >> reporter: we are in the middle of the longest home stand and so far, we have three w's, today, going for the fourth. today with us is joel hammond with cleveland indians. why should people come out today? >> michael is going to pick the weather. if it pp very short and today, family fun day. kids are on the bases. it it should be a good day at the ballpark and like you said, looking for the sweep against the angels. >> reporter: weather a big part. >> we have had our share. tomorrow is a makeup game of april, red sox in for one game. it should be a fun day, david

field. >> reporter: we don't want togging anything. we are not taking anything for granted. but we are in a position where we are in the position of a postseason birth. if you buy season tickets, you can get tickets. great opportunity to get in to go to -- any tickets that replay here, not jinxing

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hi, everyone, good morning, indians go for the four game sweep over the angels. they had to wait over two hours last night, thanks to a rain delay in downtown cleveland before they could try to make it three straight wins against la. they got off to a straight t. first hit, jose ramirez, 17 game hitting streak. next batter. lonny, straight up the middle. two more wins, indians up 3- after one inning. facing the team it drafted him. five and two-thirds inning, one hit, one run and the indians go on to win, 5-1 leave leading the tigers by five gapes,

>> >> michael brantly will have season ending surgery monday. he was injury while diving for a ball in september. he had surgery in november and returned late april, but brantly only played 11 gapes and suffered multiple set backs. he tried to rehab, but couldn't. >> >> arena league football, gladiators at the rattlers, not good for steve and his guys, they take a lead into half time. final score, everybody, 82-41. gladiators season is over. >> >> now onto the olympics, game nine in rio, day eight, domination in the pool. team usa finishes with 33 medals. what a good-bye for michael phelps at least that's what he says. final race for phelps, americans trailed first place

>> >> mason adrian finishes it off. gold medal. 23rd gold of phelps career. 28 total. team usa ends up with 16 gold medals. women's 60-meter, title. simone manuel trying to add. another close one. she takes silver. she gets her third medal in rio. she another goal, simone manuel anchored. women's 400. that gold medal. the 1,000th team summer usa olympics gold medal. >> >> clayton murphy, one of three olympians that tied university of akron. what a finish, he comes back to finish second top two advance,

meter final. that's a look at main events from last night. we have much more coming up today from rio. have a great morning, everybody. dave, thank you so much. >> >> and joining us this morning. greg, always great to have you here. >> thank you. >> you show you. >> a really big event for us, we have had as many as 150, 200 cars show up for this event. it's in avon, a great time, we have lots of prizes, lots of ravels and we always like to give tons and tons of things away. it is a great time.

it back. >> we have one called a junk car. >> absolutely. >> and we actually do encourage people to bring their pets, obviously, some people are timid about their cars being jumped on. be sure to keep your dog under control. we do welcome them. >> tell me more about woodstock. >> woodstock came to us this week.

was surrendered >> he is an incredible dog. eight years old. he is a chihuaua. he probably has congenital birth defects that made him interesting. their adaptive style, ability to adapt to all things. >> reporter: let folks see that. that is interesting. >> he has learned to walk on his two front legs. >> come down to the shelter or call us, you can find out more about woodstock. he is house broken. he has a lot of special need issues that go along with him. >> thank you so much, for coming out, greg. we'll have a final check of

we have our hometown athletes playing at progress he field after 1:00 this afternoon. we are talking about our tribe, notice the temperatures in the lower 80s by that point, but i think why will see a couple of showers and thunderstorms, isolated, low to mid-70s to start off your sunday morning. we are also tracking the flash flood watch in effect through

all of the rainfall we picked up and the rainfall that we are continuing to track for you, this morning. notice right along the shore line, here in the northeastern part of the county, heading generally toward euclid is where we are seeing showers this morning. umbrellas going to be needed, all of that in association with a slow moving cold front, notice all of the rainfall behind us. all of the in ride along the cold front in northeast ohio. we are expecting more rainfall through not only the morning, but especially into this afternoon. here's what it looks like now through lunchtime. it will be wet, so umbrellas will be necessary if you are heading out the door for worship services or thinking about doing brunch with friends, dinner plans, spotty showers, it's not going to be an all day rain it's one of

you can expect alot of rain, frequent cloud to ground lightning, gusty winds capable of bringing down a couple of tree branches. that will be the deal. notice it's not changing any time soon. tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon to start off the workweek. looking for much of the same, rainfall totals, we could easily add another half inch to an inch and a half of additional rainfall on top of what we have already picked up. look for especially in the areas that have already seen a ton of rainfall. lower 780s is what we are anticipating. thursday, friday, looks like

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welcome back. we have a medal count for you in just a minute. but we wanted to say thank you so much this morning. it's going to be a little rainy, today. >> grab the umbrellas, you will definitely need those. >> >> here's the medal count brought to you by university hospital united states is in the lead with 60 medals, china is trailing behind with 41.

?? . it promises to be another warm and sunny sunday here in rio de janeiro as we start the second half of the 2016 olympic games. day nine brings action in 22 sports, 25 gold medals to be won. this morning much of the attention will be outside the venue known for its central role in the celebrations during carnivale. today it's where the women's