hundreds of thousands are without power this morning in florida and the carolinas. and medical marijuana becomes legal thursday, but find out why it won't be growing here alyssa? good morning will, if you are around downtown cleveland putting your eyes to the skies today. the air show returns this weekend. coming up, details about the main attraction. channel 3 news this morning

we have a beautiful weekend, air show, all kinds of things going on. thank goodness we don't have hermine to deal with. >> this labor day weekend in northeast ohio a slew of activities going from west side to east side. people like to travel around, hit a couple of them. >> absolutely. i'm kind of a plane nut, being out there watching those planes you know, the f-22 and f- 35 and all that stuff, that really gets me excited. and when the weather is nice it is going to be perfect. sometimes it is hot, but not this year. 60 degrees, a beautiful start to the day. wind, that is not much of a factor either out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. all that tropical storm force stuff is well off to the east of us. we are going to see cool nights

and if you are off to the lake today, it is not going to be too bad. northeast winds at 10 nits 1 to 2-foot waves out there, generally not a bad day at all, and no chance of precipitation outside there, it will be sunny. if you want to head out to the beach, water quality not too good. poor rated downtown and euclid when it comes to the bacteria counts. warmer, 63 at 57 to the south of us. you can see tropical storm hermine there on the east coast across north carolina. we'll tell you where it is going here in a few minutes. fortunately, we are going to have a great weekend. >> we'll check back in with you in just a short while. hermine, the first hurricane in 11 years for make landfall in florida is a tropical storm this morning, schill churning across the southeast and taking aim at the

the weekend, reaching hurricane status yet again. jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: the first hit may have been the most violent, hermine crashing the florida gulf coast overnight, wind ripping apart buildings and pulling down trees and power lines. the rain and storm surge, 12 feet in some areas, pushing water into places it is not supposed to be. daylight revealing the extent of the damage scattered for miles across the strike zone. >> this years. >> reporter: more than a decade since a hurricane made landfall in florida. >> reporter: as the hurricane moved through our state 253,000 in florida lost power. >> reporter: a storm as it pushed into georgia continuing to shred most everything in its path. >> my wife heard a lot of noise around 2:15. i think a transformer had blown. >> reporter: the storm gathered

carolinas, continuing its path of destruction. a path that could take it into the waters of the atlantic, growing again to hurricane strength as it skirts the eastern seaboard, threatening areas like cape cod, where tourists are tying to get in at least one more day of fun. while for residents, bracing for the storm. >> we are putting extra lines on the boats, stuff like that. >> reporter: this long weekend will be anything but a holiday. jay gray, georgia. medical marijuana becomes legal in ohio next thursday but for most patients it won't make a difference because no marijuana is being grown or sold in ohio yet. a 13-member panel has to be chosen. they'll work with the medical and pharmacy boards to write pot industry rules so patients are not getting prescription

deborah pulmonologist was shot and -- pearl, pearl's car was hit by matthew desha, he then crawled out of his vehicle and walked over to the 53-year-old woman and shot her several times. they still show every they soar at 700 miles per hour. alyssa raymond joins us live with morning with more on the blue angels you'll see at the cleveland national air show today. >> reporter: good morning will. you didn't comment about maya tire this morning. i feel like i look more appropriate for a motorcycle show than an air show, but i needed to be cool because this air show is entirely awesome because of the u.s. navy's blue angels. they are flying this year, this

cleveland was one of their first appearances they made back in 1946. this is video of the blue angels practicing maneuvers yesterday. they will be the final act each day. the blues have performed for more than 480 million fans. we spoke to one of the pilots, he is from kansas. he says he started flying at 16. here's what he had to say about what they are trying to do as they travel around different air shows. >> we are trying them, showcase pride and professionalism through our flight demonstration and showcase excellence we provide through the precision and teamwork we have. we don't want to inspire people to be in the military and be pilots, just to give 100% every day and give back to society. >> are. >> reporter: the cleveland annual air show attracts between 60,000 to 100,000

you would like to check it out. cleveland national air show, 9:00 to 4:00, general admission is $21, $23 at the gate though, remember, it is today, tomorrow as well as monday. a family fun event for this labor day weekend. and will, do i look cool or do i look cool? >> you look cool. you remind me of "top gun." i'm wondering what your trick is. do you have a name? if you are up there doing some cool you calling it? >> reporter: the a ray baby. >> wow, right off the cuff. i'm looking forward to seeing that one. thanks alyssa. many other events are going on. this morning we are making it super easy for you to find an outdoor activity. >> reporter: we start in berea. you'll find food and oh yeah, great beer. the party continues through monday.

cleveland the saint rocco festival is celebrating 102 years. congratulations. the tents are coming up this afternoon and people are filling in now for the typical festival fun and the not so typical, which includes the annual greased response competition. the fair is underway in burton, where you can sink your teeth into delicious corn on the cob, or go on a ride or of course, >> and this is the final weekend for wild water kingdom in bainbridge township. monday will be the park's final day, it is okayed by cedar fair. the land will be sold and developed. still ahead this morning, millions of smartphones recalled in an explosive situation linked to the phones. see which models have the problem and what to do if you have one. and commemorating the life of gene wilder.

back on the big screen this weekend. 5:08. we'll be right back.

a university swimmer from ohio who was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman was released from jail early because of good behavior. brock hunt i are could have faced 14 years in prison, instead he is on three years probation, and will be a registered sex offender for his rest of his life. >> i think it is outrageous. he is gone from our custody and should never have been here in the first place, should be in state prison right now. >> two million people signed petitions supporting the victim. the petition is also calling

step yesterday, releasing notes from hillary clinton's lengthy recent interview with agents about how she handled her e- mails while secretary of state un bc's andrea mitchell reports -- nbc's andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton's interview exactly one month ago about a controversy she once seemed to dismiss. the fbi notes there ar -- she didn't know about classified information, didn't recall being trained on how to handle it. telling the fbi she didn't know the letter c, on an e-mail meant confidential, the lowest level of classification. donald trump pouncing. >> that is a lie. unless she is not an intelligent person. she has put you and me and everybody in this country at great danger. >> reporter: the fbi director

classified information but she told the fbi she didn't recall receiving any e-mails she thought shouldn't be on a classified system including an e-mail about drone strikes. she just suffered a concussion and could not recall every briefing she received. >> reporter: the fbi director cleared her of charges but was asharply critical. >> there is evidence they were extremely careless in information. >> when you can't find any evidence of intent to do wrong there is no way to go forward. >> reporter: aides says she acknowledged using a private server was a mistake. andrea mitchell. now to a combustible consumer alert. the samsung phone the galaxy 7 batteries may be prone to explode and go catching fire.

burned or exploded soon after charging. in a youtube video a user claims his 2-week-old phone went up in flames while it was charging. >> samsung has sold 2.5 million galaxy 7s. it conducted a thorough investigation and found a battery cell issue. the explosions are the latest samsung will work with wireless carriers to get replacements out there. gene wilder classics will be played in amc theaters this weekend nationwide. willie wonka and the chocolate factory and blazing saddles. wilder was known for playing a wild cast of characters in comedy classics. he passed away monday with complications from alzheimer's disease. he was 83 years old no a

cleveland is remembered for a book on the life and times of congressman stokes. fantasy football brings so many together, including priests. your labor day weekend is not going to be half bad. in fact it is going to be absolutely fantastic. a lot of sunshine, pleasant temperatures. right now looking nice out there, a cool start to

welcome back to channel 3 news today. fit bit has unveiled a new fitness tracker for swimming. it is an update to the cheapest

-- the flex. tens of millions of americans take part, fantasy football. forget the stadiums, forget the bright lights. you draft your own team and hope the players you pick score big in real life. fill -- phil has the story. >> reporter: sundays are incredibly busy for nolan. not only is he leading mass, but he is also managing his fantasy football team. father john plays in a league full of priests, which started back in seminary school. >> i have very little free time. so for me it is a real freedom to get away from the daily grind of ministry and immerse myself in that and have fun. >> reporter: just because it is a priest league doesn't mean it is not competitive. >> we definitely talk trash,

>> reporter: many church goers play too. >> i mention it if i have had a good week, it will definitely come out. >> reporter: have you ever said a prayer for a player that you might need to do well? >> private yeah i pray for them all the time. it seems like from fantasy football injuries is the biggest unknown. >> reporter: local businesses like the lion and rose are now cashing in parties. this one happens to be a league made up entirely of dentists from the san antonio district dental society. >> unfortunately, we have to turn people away every year. we can only do a 10 to 12 league team. this is fun because we have dental companies that help us subsidize the league so we get relationships with the dental companies and get a chance to

>> reporter: channel 5 eyewitness news. >> a group of dentists a group of priests. if you line it up and a priest decides to pray for help on their fantasy football team. does he get more if i pray for help and he does, his is ranked high on the prayer chain. >> i think that would be cheating. >> reporter: that is a good point. >> can't do is it. >> are you awe fantasy football guy? >> i've never gotten into it. i love >> i used to do it a lot. i got off it a little bit but i got in with a buddy here at work with a dynasty league. you keep the same people and keep going forward. you don't lose the players. >> maybe you can get out there and instruct the browns a little bit. >> maybe the weather can help them out? what do you think? >> reporter: no complaints whatsoever on the weather. we are starting off with fair skies.

couple of puffy cumulus clouds out there as the day wears on. but it is going to turn out to be, all in all, an absolutely fabulous weekend. right now 60 degrees, dew point at 51, northeast winds at 5 miles per hour and we will continue with these cool nights, cool mornings, and nice, warm days. but look at markette right now. 46 degrees, atlanta 70. and you can see in between here and the 50s across our vicinity high pressure is controlling our weather. that me active weather, clouds and the like. however just off to the east this is hermine. hermine is steaming its way into the atlantic ocean off to the most at about 22 miles per hour. 60 miles per hour sustained winds, the center of sustained circulation just to the west of hatteras, north carolina. 100 miles, 115 miles or so. looks like it is going to move

briefly hurricane status, probably will not hit land again once it leaves the carolina coast. winds not too bad at all, generally very light. right downtown, 63 degrees right now. elyria a cool 50 degrees. very nice to open up those windows, put on an extra blanket. temperatures are going to be nice and mild. tomorrow we are going to see the nice, warm close to 80 on your sunday. labor day maybe a little warmer starting out in the 60s. the forecast, 79 for a high today. perfection mostly sunny overnight tonight. once again, it is going to be pleasantly cool and as we head toward tomorrow, 80 degrees for a high temperature. mostly sunny. in your window nation 7-day forecast a lot of sunshine here all the way through midweek. very nice on monday, steamy,

the chance of a thunderstorm thursday, cooling down, drying out for friday. >> this is the forecast everybody hopes for every labor day weekend when you have the barbecue planned, the events going on. that is it right there. >> you are going to thank me. homerun. appreciate it. earlier this week a book by a political trailblazer. congressman lewis stokes completed his autobiography the gentleman from died. it is truly an american story that takes you from the projects of cleveland to the halls of congress. >> reporter: how are you enjoying retirement? >> i'm trying to adjust to retirement. >> reporter: this was congressman stokes in 2013, just after he retired from the swires patton boggs law firm. at the time he was 87. >> i have worked since i was 12 years old at my first paper route when i was 12. i took a lot of pride in the

shiner downtown. >> reporter: fast forward to 1968, and lewis stokes became the first african-american congressman from ohio. thanks, lou, for all you have been. >> reporter: before he died last year, his family says he had a goal. to teach others that you, too, can have an incredible life. lori stokes is his youngest daughter. >> reporter: why was it so important 30 for your dad >> to tell his story. i said daddy why did you wait so long? he said well honey, it just comes down to i didn't want to seem like i was a big deal. >> >> reporter: but he was a big deal, serving 15 terms, 30 years, becoming one of the most powerful and respected lawmakers on capitol hill. but as you'll see in the pages of his fascinating and

was not at house, -- not the house, but home. >> last summer i took care of him the last three months of his life. and he said to me one day, he said i guess i just never thought i would be in this situation. i was so busy living that i never thought about this. and then he said you know what i'm going to miss the most? he said my family. he said i have family. >> reporter: coming up at 5:30, taking a break to become a father. find out when the maroon 5 show is being rescheduled and who from the band will soon be a dad. the air show is returning to cleveland. what is new this year and what you need to know.

welcome back.

plane pics. an actual plane. because the air show is going on. we are going to check in with alyssa raymond or as her friends call her in the flight industry, a ray baby. a little more information on that, a beautiful day and beautiful weekend for your labor day plans, at least that is what kerry coal man is planning. >> reporter: you sound like that is iffy, but it is not going to be iffy at all in the rain across this area, and we are going to see a lot of sunshine and temperatures will be very, very pleasant. 60 degrees right now, under fair skies. we will see a sunny day all in all. the regime for the next cool days, cool nights, loads of sunshine all the way through the labor day weekend. off to the lake? not too bad. 1 to 2-footers out there. poor quality if you want to

downtown cleveland quite a bit of bacteria showing up. mansfield 54 degrees, 49 look at that, ashtabula, that is downright cool. you can see fair skies across our area, but tropical storm hermine steaming its way up the east coast. where is it headed? we will tell you in just a few minutes. and we are much more fortunate than the east coast, i can tell that you will. >> that is good kerry. keep it coming for maybe a >> reporter: i'll do it. war over the shore. the cleveland national air show begins today and alyssa raymond joins us from the channel 3 patio. we call it the war over the shore, the fly over the sky. what have you got? >> reporter: a ray baby. that's all they have early. i'll think of something else will. i can see my plane the one i'll be flying from today. i wish. two new planes are adding to the cleveland national air

air force f-22 raptor. and the world war ii b25 bomber will be making their first appearance here in cleveland. this is video from previous air low as from cleveland though. there is a lineup of acts each day, everything from helicopter and fighter jet flyovers, pyrotechnics and the blue angel show. they will be doing super slow and super fast maneuvers where they'll fly within inches of each other miles per hour here. one man has a job maintaining all the electrical systems on the aircraft. here's what he had to say about how they hope to change the lives of people who come to the air slow it is very exciting. i love influencing the children in a way they will grow up and succeed in life. >> it attracts between 60,000

here's what you need to know if you would like to check it out today. it opens at 9:00, and wraps up around 4:00 tonight. general admission is $21, and $23 at the gate. remember it is going on today tomorrow as well as monday. will, give me a few minutes, maybe 20 minutes and i might have something for you. >> you've got it. you've got 20 minutes. i want some sort of pun coming back about the air show. >> reporter: i can't co >> it takes time. years of practice, five hours a day, you'll be great. >> reporter: best coach in the world. the rock hall is turning 21. they are going to turn the clocks back and they will be throwing a big 90s-style birthday party today. live music, food trucks, games, and more in the rock hall's new beer garden on the plaza. over the years the hall says it

visitors. if you have tickets to the maroon 5 show, ignore the date. the band rescheduled for the spring because of the upcoming birth of singer adam levine's first child. all tickets for the september date will be honored and refunds are available at the point of purchase. still ahead this morning the indians keep on rolling. hey lights from last night's win over the marlins is next in

7 in the third. shutout inning. 11 strikeouts, his tenth win of the year. indians win straight win. they are 77-56, matching a season high 21 games above 500. let's talk about the browns now. they were off yesterday and today. after finishing the preseason 0- 4 on thursday night, time to get that roster down. today is the day they have to get it down to 53 by 4:00.

pick cornerback charles gains has been cut. today is the day buckeye fans in columbus. ohio state opens its season against bowling green. the buckeyes six starters back but some think they can win it buckeyes have won 69 of their last 70 regular season home gains again unranked nonconference opponents. >> it is a great way to come out. our fans will be riled up. the whole buckeye nation will be riled up. a lot of nervous guys out there on the field. eventually when it comes down to it, you are playing a game that you love. >> okay. join me at 6:00. it is going to be a busy day.

the browns cuts and the information you need. plus we'll preview the indians and more college football, besides ohio state akron and kent state in action today. it is going to be a great weekend. lots of sunshine. very pleasant temperatures. i'll absolute long with the forecast, coming up in just a jiff. right now 60 degrees with a

it is not quite fall yet but starbucks has already brought back the popular fall drink, pumpkin spice latte. the drink was introduced in 2003. since then more than 200

starbucks also plans to introduce a new beverage this fall, called the chili mocha. >> are you a starbucks guy? a pumpkin spice guy? >> yes, i am. i'm just wondering where those latte as are this morning. >> -- lattes are this mog. going on. lots of kicks in terms of fun over the labor day weekend. are you an airplane person? >> i like to fly them if i can. >> reporter: you know i have a youngster and it is funny. he is really into the cold air planes, i mean like the vintage world war ii airplanes. it is cool, not the big jets. i like them all. and as you take a look over at burk lake front airport, it

today with lots of jets and after burners going. a ray baby is out there to report on all the things that are going to be happening. if you don't know who that is, stick around, you'll find out. a waxing crescent moon is the moon phase. temperaturewise, 45 at markette, atlanta, buffalo 66 degrees. as we look at the satellite and radar pictures, you can see the absence of active weather here, and that is because high pressure is camped out. that is going to be ou however not such a friendly picture on the carolina coast. the east coast, of course, getting the effects of tropical storm hermine, which is moving toward the northeast at 22 miles per hour. the center of circulation just off to the west of hatteras, north carolina by 100, 115 miles or so. hermine will move out into the atlantic ocean and will continue on a northeast track here for awhile, eventually turn nor northerly, may strengthen just a little bit

warnings up along the east coast. it looks like the core of circulation should stay out, over the atlantic though, for the weekend. now as we look at our winds here, not nearly as windy as that 60 miles per hour tropical storm to the east of us here, and you can see, generally, light to calm winds. temperaturewise, very pleasant if not on the chilly side. if you didn't have a blanket over there in ashtabula, you are going to wake up kind of cold. elyria 50. 63 degrees near th and lots of sunshine, temperatures very pleasant, into the upper 70s across the area. low 80s tomorrow on your sunday, and we'll start off on the mild side, little bit warmer for labor day, but still very similar weather pattern with a lot of sunshine, very pleasant conditions throughout each of the three days. 79 for the high temperature today, yes perfection, mostly

80 degrees, mostly sunny, low humidity, your window nation 7- day forecast a lot of sunshine through midweek. temperatures a little bit warmer on monday. a lot warmer as we head toward midweek. close to ninety degrees. hot again but things will cooldown toward the end of the week and we could see a thunderstorm on thursday as the next front comes through. a lot of back and forth lately. you guys had hotter weather than i did down there in brazil. that came back and is certain to cool off, now up again. warmer than average, that is for sure. >> we'll take it especially if winter could be included in that, that would be great no clip poet lay offering families a deal. every september kids eat free whether you order. kids will get an activity book. chipotle works hard to win back customers after several food borne illnesss last year. money man matt granite has

to school. >> reporter: great to be with you this weekend. back in july you may remember i had backpack deals and i showed you it would protect a wine glass, thus protecting your tech. i did a test with a light bulb. for those of you wondering the light bulb you are going to see in the video is a very breakable light bulb. i brought it into the studio, inadvertently dropped it on the floor and it did break. so now before i show amazing backpack deals and how protective they are, i'm going to call on intern casey and intern cody to do the light bulb test i don't we are going to put this in the front of on you our backpack. >> and i'm going to drop a wood brick on top of the backpack. one take, no camera tricks. kids take it away. show them you have the light

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test. i still have glass everywhere, that is impressive. and the swiss gear backpack that has that air flow technology. this could be for college, high school, work. i wear a backpack every night. if you are a work progress fedex al this is a great way to transport a laptop, other pieces of tech that will be protected like the light bulb. i mean for 45 bucks you are doing really well. one other thing i want to pass along i know it is labor day weekend and a lot of us are thinking about travel. this is a great way to not take a carry-on, on to a flight. with the new restrictions, you can actually put quite a bit into here other than your tech. grab any of these deals. it would be my honor to hook you up. wkyc.com, until we see each other again, back to you. get it back to you. back to you. thanks man. yoga therapy. why people with chronic pain

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many people with chronic pain may find relief from nondrug therapies. the effects of yoga and other therapies on patients with a variety of ailments. acupuncture yoga back pain, ti which i, and massage therapy for neck pain. migraine sufferers found relief using relaxation techniques. no significant side effects for patients using these alternative approaches. and think again about antibacterial soaps. when it comes to washing your lands plain old soap and water is enough to do the job. the fda banned more than a dozen ingredients often included in antibacterial soaps. mark barger gives us the dirt.

is part of the hand washing ritual for millions. but today the fda banned 19 chemicals frequently used in many of those soaps, forcing them off the market within a year. >> it is not a ban because they said that this would be bad. it is more like a ban because it is no good. >> reporter: infectious disease says you don't need anything else. >> the fda says soap companies produced no evidence that the chemicals were effective. some research suggests, over time, they could spur drug- resistant bacteria or interfere with normal hormones. >> it very well may be that it would be fine but the companies have not shown it.

advocacy group differs with the fda, saying its data supports effectiveness of the banned ingredients. some soap manufacturers have reformulated their soaps without them. mark barger, nbc news. after the break, the final weekend for wild water kingdom. we'll give you the details on how you can join the final water park for the final time. alyssa good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if cleveland today put your eyes to the sky. the air slow returns today. coming up we are going to fill you in on the main event. stay with us.

welcome back. look at this a nice calm, peaceful morning here on this labor day weekend. kerry has been telling us all