even if they don't play sports just monday east cleveland city counsel voted to try to renegotiate with cleveland. last week cleveland city counsel rejected the first proposal. saying it was a list of demands rather than suggestion. >> . some say they are angry with how the whole situation is being it would have to be fair and feasible. to both cities. a study is under way that is expected to be complete by the end of the year. cleveland city leaders say they would consider moving forward. if there's stage or federal assistance. >> . more to come. >> court appearance today for the man accused of murdering another driver. after a solen car crash. pled not guilty today. accused of killing 53 year-old pearl. witnesses say she was shot several times. following a saturday crash. witnesses say after the crash, he got out of the vehicle with a rifle. and started shooting. they say he fired several shots until he was told to drop the gun. and get on the ground. family members say they will hearings. >> . police are continuing to investigate. they searched her home. and one witness gave police c

cleveland city council safety committee chairman wants it changed especially since the city's own officers can't exceed 35 miles an hour or leave city limits. >> they should have radioed cleveland dispatch and allowed them to land l it. drafting a me moe of understanding. -- memo. >>> folks in florida assessing and cleaning up the damage after a hurricane brought down trees and flooded neighborhoods. hermine's storm surge washing out homes and businesses. the biggest impact is power outages. tree fell on him. the state was slammed with heavy winds and rain. now states as far north as new york and massachusetts preparing for their hit. we move over here. they're starting to feel the effects of this storm. >> right now, it's north carolina. a lot of us have traveled to north carolina. right now, that is not the place to be. we'll show you the spin right over north hermine is. maximum sustained winds at 50-mile ts per hour. we have a tornado outbreak ongoing. there's a tornado right now moving over the island headed north. we've had several tornados reported inland. they'll have a very rocky

. >> cleveland city council approved legislation that will put it on the ballot. we have more on this latebreaking development. we are talking about a huge increase. >> reporter: the minimum wage is $8.10 per hour. it would go to $12 per hour with a gradual increase to $15 this issue missed the november ballot but after tonight vote it will be on the special election ballot. if past it would phase-in raises starting january 2018. proponents argue it would harm local businesses. >> everybody is competent and everybody is looking forward to it. >> we had some technical problems but we want to move on and say cleveland city council made a move on another controversial topic. medical marijuana. they introduced legislation that would put a two-year moratorium on licenses and distribution. akron council voted for a one- year medical marijuana >>> a jury has indicted a local softball coach on sex charges. prosecutors say he coached at the laurel school and the victim was a student. he is facing numerous charges including rape and kidnapping here. >> how could such a huge

cleveland city council talked about some of the concerns. president kevin kelly said the city must get a handle on the finances liabilities and infrastructure. he stressed the merger would require millions of dollars from the state and decision to merge or not would have to be cities. >>> candidate donald trump returns to ohio tomorrow. he will make a stop in cleveland heights in an effort to connect with african- american community. pastor darrell scott says trump will visit his church. hughley is a large statewide group of pastors and 4 event on african-american concerns. he will also visit toledo tomorrow. >>> we definitely see a trend. brown to bed 2 losing makes and lost 2 quarterbacks. cody kessler now throw into the fire sunday at miami. he takes over for josh mccown while he recovers from a shoulder injury. mckown is out this week and then they will call it a today but you have to think he's going to miss more time. kessler was the third round draft pick and saw some the knock against and from some scouts is his arm strength but we w

mister chairman. >> it was not on the agenda but clearly an issue that could not wait for several cleveland city council members monday night. >> this ordinance has brought shame and embarrassment of the city to the city of cleveland. >> a previously proposed statute to rename a portion of cedar avenue don king way after the legendary boxing promoter born and raised on these various streets but also where 1966 he >> only in america the street where don king killed someone might be renamed after him. >> leading global headlines on the issue councilman zachary also questioned why the plan changed to cedar from shaker boulevard near the historic column post. >> it was perfect. he saved the african-american newspaper from bankruptcy, and that is a pillar in this community. divided on the issue because king was pardoned, changed his life around and donated millions of dollars to various charities. councilman kevin conwell also pointed out that may street names can be controversial to get some of the streets in america are named after people look at the history, former slave holders. >> slaveholders.

cleveland is one of 30 cities the blue angels are visiting and he said that cleveland is one-of-a-kind. the city and water are close to sunday, and three shows lasting about 30 minutes and again, you're going to come on out and check them out? >> and i have been seeing them practice and they look good. >> yes. >> and it's loud. >> yeah. >> and most up yesterday. >> and i know. >> loud and fun. and thank you so much. and looking like a blast out there. >> and a, beer tasting in perea. >> and kicks off tonight and starts at 4:00 on fairground. you will get authentic german beer, food and music and runs through monday night. the favorite part? >> don't miss wiener dog race. if you go out there, make sure you get a stein. >> yes. >> and get the big cups. >> yes. >> and this is how you say i love you in german. you say igligadish. >> uh-huh. >>> and the morning sprint continues in 60 seconds. . >>> just about 6:54. hermine hit florida as a category 1 hurricane and was downgraded to a tropical storm. and still causing major issues and let's go to lindsay to our affiliate in tampa. >> we're i

the cleveland city councilman >> we're looking at other cities, what other cities have done. a lot of this stuff, you don't have to re-create the wheel. >> and when we spoke with the council president, he said he never heard anything about them and now that he knows, will anything be done? we'll have to wait and see and we found out state legislator are also looking into the problem of smash-and-grabs and they want to make it mandatory for stores to place the atms in the back so they're harder to and over to you, guys. >>> i'll take it here, meg. and look at the current temperatures and graphics are working now. 49 degrees in wooster; 56, mansfield; 55, norwalk and cool in tuscaroras and ravena has you beat and 52 in ashtabula. the temperatures are not doing much of anything and we're going into the mid- to upper 60s. a neighborhood or two could see and they will begin. once they begin, we're not going to see it turn off until the weekend and on and off. my new york came out there. that was weird. >> and we were not going to say anything. >> and i tried to suppress my acciden

cities that we won't mention. >> no shame. >> and according to cleveland.com, cleveland ranks as the 15th best city to live in the country. the website biasing the ranking -- basing the ranking on schools, cultural events and unique appeal. cleveland now is the fourth ranked city in the attracting millennials looking for that j-o-b and that -- j-o- b and that is according to folks searching for jobs on linked in and citing cleveland's most popular industries, hospital and healthcare, i.t. and insurance with our most popular companies being cleveland clinic, progressive insurance, and goodyear tires. other cities that made the list include raleigh, detroit, charlotte, and austin and this shouldn't come as a big as one of the top 10 cities for college-educated millenials with downtown reaping the benefits and the number of residents sky rocketed and,% from 2000-2012. >> and we. >> that is a huge number. you can't look at that and not say we're doing well. >> right. >> and i have seen that in person, too and this is no the an exaggeration. and every day last week, someone was moving in. >> wow. >> a good sign. >> an

d' >> hour i team reporter taking the question to city leaders. >> take a look at cleveland homeland security. the camera focused on one part of one crosswalk view from the city security camera west of 20 fifths fifth and lorraine. we've just seen video from terror incidents on the easte coast and whenea we showed peope to view from this camera on west 25th, not what >> it only shows part of one crosswalk.ow >> '-backquote is not enough. >> we started asking questions about the camera at thisst intersection after hearing about a serious hit and run accident last month down the block and then we found out this camel was only shooting part of one crosswalk which led us to ask even more questions. in january we showed you this acidic camera did not catch a hit and run in one ofac the boss and her daughter left furious. >> i'm very upset. i am ultimately angry, sad and wanted to fix the situation.a there are clear problems here. >> cleveland city hall p issueda statement saying public public safety cameras are focused base on the a recommendation from police.e. law enforcement could have

and voters weigh-in during a special election on may 2nd. >>> and cleveland city council made a move on another controversial topic, medical marijuana. and they introduced legislation for a two-year moratorium on licenses and perms for medicinal marijuana in the city and there is no word when -- word when they will vote on it. >>> in akron, they voted for a medical marijuana moratorium. and they approved a one-year freeze and that drug became legal in ohio just last week but it could be one or two years before patients can legally buy it. cultivated, sold, and used. >>> and from the live desk, ohio university is to instruction rodger aless name off of the newsroom walls and that is the latest in the fallout of the recent sexual harassment allegations. and he graduated from ou in 1962, and made a half million gift to the university in 2007. and getting the school's newsroom named after him and ou said that gift will be returned. more than w gretchen carlson, adduced him of making crude, demeaning comments. he stepped down as ceo after carlton's -- carlson's lawsuit. >>> and a high scho

in cleveland city council was is the famed fight promoter. council members asked to name a stretch of cedar avenue to rename its where he is a young man ran into an illegal bookmaking ring and stabbed a man to death. no council members bother to ask why are we renaming this straight? >> this may or may not happen. they tabled its. they need to knock him out, during that period the issue of the city is still grappling with which is violence and crime. you can't highlight that. >> and why would you choose that stretch of road? >> it's embarrassing for the city council. they need to find a way out of this. even the president said we are naming happy with artificially changing parts of streets for famous people. >>> we'll see what they decide to do with their wisdom after all this publicity. >> russ mitchell takes us wheels next. a great program that has enriched our community for years. >>> up to see back next week for another look between the lines. >>> grievant metroparks is that iconic enzi allows people to come and enjoy. and chief executive

cleveland freeways. part of this. >> nothing that we can do can put the citizens in the city of cleveland in a worst place. >> you can't let east cleveland continue to wander out there in the wilderness, and cleveland has a responsibility to the entire region as a whole. i think, on both sides of the floor, it'll be a good thing for both cities. >> but debating and numbers crunching, all that still has to take place, cleveland still waiting for east cleveland's new list of requests from their to decide if they want to plow ahead with this forced marriage, merger, again call it what you l. all right. so what is the mood at city hall about this? i mean, people are pretty cautious. i moon, they -- i think councilman reed say they recognize it's a responsibility of the region, because east cleveland is just teetering on the brink. >> well, it's becoming a pretty -- once you look up under the hood, after you bu under the hood, and you didn't realize all of the things you might assume. there's millions of dollars worth of debt that he would have to assume. there's millions of dollars worth of work with would have to do on fr

want to stop these criminals they commit the crime in strongsville but when you go into the city of cleveland you have to followgs clear the policies >> a man committed to holding three south amherst firefighterssma are sequestered was sentenced to five years prison today forh reports.eqis roy griffith jr. stood in front of the judge , his attorney said that his client needs psychological help my , the judge anyone of his victims disagreed.. >> roy griffith jr. only said a few words as he stood in front of lorain county common pleas judge fridayay to face sentencing for holding three firefighters judge that griffith had mental health issues and neverta intended to hurt anyone during the hostage situation.te he was drunk, you can ask the firefighters for a beer, he did not intend to hurt anyone and thankfully nobody was hurt.. h >> the judge said that she understands that griffith has mental health issues but she doesn't believe that excuses his behavior.be >> you made the conscious decision not medications, and the conscious decision to threate physical harm and restrain them from leaving.si

cleveland is one of 30 cities and the blue angels are visiting this year and he said that cleveland is one-of-a- kind. >> and this is a really special right here on the water and with lake erie behind us is unbelievable and with the city on the other side, i don't think we have a show quite like this. we have the water and the city. we're so -- and everything is close iting the. >> and the blue angels are performing saturday, sunday, and monday and that is around 32:00 in the afternoon. the shows are 45 minutes long and coming up in hour, we're going to introduce you to a member of the blue angels crew who is from northeast ohio. you don't want to miss it and that is coming up in a half hour. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and thank you. >>> everyone wants to know how they're looking for a roar over the shore. >> and right roar over the shore, somara. >> roar over the show. >> there you go. >> and -- >> light look at the forecast and this is going to be around 75 degrees and not too hot. and we'll see a good deal of sunshine into saturday and sunday and more clouds today. we have the

the cleveland police officers from the city's fifth strict showed up. surprise, surprise -- district, showed up. surprise, surprise, joey and police officers came bearing men and women in blue. >>> and what do you think? >> i think that is an awesome story. >> quite a story. >> and a great day to attend to all of the activities you were talking about. >> yeah. >> yappy hour, and the seven- day forecast, highs today continuing to climb into the low 80s and we'll stop there. tomorrow, we're going to get the rain on and off, widely scattered. after that, things level out and temperatures around average. this time of the year, leon, 76 is the norm. >> and that is music in my ears. >> and you know i like jazz and we named jazz. looking for a home from the cleveland apl. maybe you can make the adoption. call the cleveland apl. jazz, now you have jazz. >>> hi, i'm sarah carns. joining me today on legal tuesday is andy young, partner&at nuremberg paris injury lawyers. his focus is to help victims involved in catastrophic trucking accidents. thanks, andy, for be

has triggered a full investigation right here at cleveland city hall. >> i want them to leave the neighborhood. i enjoyables by jr. a shop that is located a few blocks from two schools and a residential neighborhood filled with children. she has been hit with numerous complaints. >> no juan wants to see this and -- no one wantso but i am getting complaints. >> why are they allowed to be there and why can't i sell what where want to sell. >> reporter: there are more sexually obvious stores. as you can see they all have clothes on. they look sexy but that is a form of advertisement but the proper urmimates and the shop -- permits and it is not permitted to sell sex toys. . >> i stopped in last week and i saw a dult mumpendous beings aaltmumpendous being sold. -- adult merchandise being sold. >> how is that fair for us if the lady is coming and and walk round and hiding and sending people in here and she is not getting what she wants and that is what she is up set. >> and the chief inspector with the city department will visit that particular shop in the coming days to verify it is in >>> introdu

. >> anchor: cleveland's serial killer took lives and they hoped the city of cleveland would turn the eyesore in to a park. there is now a mace to remember the victims. >> reporter: many who live around the lot hoped a place where all can come to reflect and remember the 11 lived around this neighborhood but murdered in the house that once stood here. >> no one should have to wait seven years for it to be done. we are talking about 11 women that got killed here. sdmshgs >> it was horrible. they would hurry up and rush out and give the people that is supposed to be taking care of >> reporter: they and could community groups spruce up the place. >> we are not going to point to blame or shame anyone. we are going to say we are willing, able people who can come by here and take care of our own. >> it took hours of hard work. pulling weeds and garage and cutting the overgrown grass. and people came from all around to >> this is not garfield heights. it is the city of cleveland. council person dudley said it is everyone's problem. they are showing unity for the region. we appreciate it. >>

cleveland voters may decide in november but city council said no. now, a divine petition. >> we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. >> reporter: pastors preaching against poverty. bishop says the messages touching hearts. >> i think the root of the problem is in sensitivity. >> reporter: no one here problem is too visible but someone wonder if the folks pushing the word are invisible. >> he closes his ear to the cry of the poor. and he cries, he will not be heard. >> reporter: they tell him voters can write what he and his congregation considers wrong. >> city leaders believe the higher wage would force businesses to leave cleveland. attorney general also said >>> students that one local college or trying to figure out how they will finish their degrees. brown mackie college in akron sent an email today -- excuse me, yesterday telling them the colleges closing october 31. they were told they could transfer to the location 20 miles away. >> it is an hour from my house. i don't have my own car. closing because the lease is not being renewe

itit was not on the agenda but clearly an issue the couldn't wait for several cleveland city council members monday night. this ordinance has brought shame and embarrassment to the city of cleveland. previously propose statue to rename it portion of cedar avenue don king way after the legendary boxing promoter born and raised on these very streets stabbed a man to death who owed him money. only in america cleveland street where don king killed someone might be renamed after him. grading global headlines on the issue councilman zack reed question why the plan changed from shaker boulevard near -- it is perfect come, i mean, he saved african-american newspaper from bankruptcy. that would have been, that is a pillar of this community. community reaction has been divided on the issue because king was pardoned, changed his life around and donated militants of dollars to various charities. kevin conwell also pointed out that many street names can be controversial. some of the streets in america are named after if you go look at thee history, slave -- is not that they are opposed to honoring

why a cleveland city council president said he does not want don king's name on the sign. see you back here in 2 1/2 . >>> new at 6:30, the dad who triggered a statewide amber alert talking to newschannel 5. why he took his daughter to protect her. >> and a man caught trying to break into a room with little girls sleeping inside. how the mom stopped him and what police are doing now to find him. >>> and we know what you want to know and we want to know what that forecast is going to be today and -- . a bike. >> uh-huh. >> and we thought that you should dress warmly now and two people are walking. >> and a nice stride? >> and she has a long sleeve on. >> okay. >> and i am thinking i'm with her, you know? and she's dressed with both parts of the day and it's cool this morning and this afternoon, 80s. and this is a live look at the radar and not showing high clouds and we turn on that fog reader, we're seeing clouds on the ground. akron, .75 visibility and that is not critical but close to it. and we're seeing the same conditions in portage county. stark county, looking good

cleveland city school -- schools have received beachwood -- letter f . beachwood city schools have led >>> health news making headlines: the nfl is launching an initiative aimed at preventing in diagnosing they are investing $100 million into the effort. $60 million will go toward improving football and 5th -- equipment . 40 million will be going toward research into head injuries. lesher the nfl settled massive lawsuits with former players suffering from brain injuries.>>> question: could the e-cigarette be lowering the risk of dying early from tobacco-related illnesses? researchers think so. this study found e-cigarette have helped 18,000 people in year and each year tobacco kills about 6 million people around the world. 480,000 people in us died from tobacco- related diseases making it the number one cause of preventable death in this country. >>> this is a story of a health myth that has been debunked, tossed out. many of us have heard the saying that a glass of wine is good for the hot -- heart . now a new study is saying a chances of developing a -

the cleveland's naacp begins, the urban league, city hall is dedicated, the indians win the world series, and a year later in 1921 cleveland clinic begins. this is leon bibb reporting. that's the way we were back then. >> leon putting us in the way back machine. >> i love it. >> i know. >> it's incredible. you know how much history this city has. >> it's fascinating. >> it is. including the dog fest rock 'n' roll it is in medina square this weekend. it's a part of the national fundraiser that they raise money to provide assistance dogs to children and adults. >> that's beautiful. >> they're dog-friendly and family-friendly events. >> in medina weather will be cooperating. >> absolutely, i'd love to be a part of it. >> no, i'm talking about the weather. >> she thinks that she's got it covered. tonight the little hiccup because we do have a small rain a tribe night. and those clouds, they are probably having you think uh-oh did i get tickets to the wrong game this season? no. rain chances are pretty small. for the most part we will expect you to see a little shot about 7:00 to 8:00 and the

however, there's no smoke and water damage in other parts of the building. >> nichole: cleveland city council is leaving it up to the people of cleveland to decide if the minimum wage will rise to $12 an hour. last night city leaders approved putting the measure on the ballot. if passed, the measure would raise the city's minimum wage up to $12 an hour with a plan to hour. >>> we will getting more answers today on this. council introduced legislation that would not let anyone sell or grow medical marijuana within the city for two years. this would give cleveland lawmakers time to review and create laws regulating the growing, processing and sale of the drug. however, using medical marijuana would be allowed. >> tia: we now know that the infamousud gazebo where tamir rice was shot by police will be taken down tomorrow. crews will work on it for a week. the gazebo is preserved to be put on display at a chicago museum. we're working on this story and have more information starting tomorrow morning. >>> we get answers to a story we broke last year. cleveland hopkins airport is getting an

it's not just a city for hipsters and mentioned we're home to one of the best cleveland clinic. while name dropping huntington beach as one of the cleanest spots on lake erie. the rankings are analyzed by a city's appeal, rent, schools, culture event, green space, weather, and overall safety. the number one city on that list was boseman, montana. and for all of you buckeye fans out there, ann arbor, michigan, ranked seventh on the list. a few spots ahead us. we can make everything right come november when osu takes on the team >>> and meg shaw, newschannel five. >> cleveland rocks in more ways than one. many thanks. >>> if you're hungry and thinking about heading out to pick up lunch, perhaps you can sit still and get lunch delivered today. uber eats in cleveland and that gives local foodies opportunities to get some of the best known restaurants dropped off at your front door they will be able to find the food desired on foil and for a limited time, delivery orders in the cleveland area are free and there are more. and sevens are available. have lunch delivered, won't that be ni

of cleveland, and the city of cleveland needs to make this right. >> when asked about the adhesive, city spokesman they are working on contracting with the monument company. >>> i thought we would take some time -- thought we would take some time and talk about these temperatures. yesterday we did time for being the warmest day for the first day of fall. lower 80s. if we move further south acronym canton are both in the upper 80s today. partly cloudy conditions, dry throughout your friday until at least the evening period where we could see some stray showers. >>> one woman lucky to be alive this morning. you may not believe what creature caused her to crash. >>> plus from tornadoes, flemings, mudslides, several states we're getting a new look at the damage. >>> first, an officer in maryland is accused with pepper spraying a teenager. we have new details about the police video. after they say she cause an accident on her bike. police say she would not answer their questions. she started writing her bike again so the officer grabbed her . >> the teena

. >> cleveland city hall issued a statement saying public safety cameras are focused based one a recommendation from police. law enforcement could have an adjustment to fit their needs. >> the city council public safety chairman says his committee will hold a hearing and security cameras many police officers have complained to the eye team city camera is often go out of service. >> i think there needs to be the vantage.going on camera. >> we can to see what happens unexpectedly clevelanders not convinced of these cameras are ready. >> it is 7:25 a.m. still ahead on fox eight news in the morning ?-:2 the debate over john king way. we are liv this morning when police are searching for the man who tried to break intorc a young girls she is hot stuff did you know that? just that a bad. that's what i keep telling him. you have got quarter of a mile down 2.5 that patchy dense fog this morning as it wasas 2.51 so when the temperature dewpoint is know you other ways it condenses into a heavy do on your lawns, which will instantly produce wet incident we produce wet doggie pilesdu dog you pause they loo

rice's mother asked the cleveland city council to remove the family's attorney says it will be taken apart and stored and eventually be used in an art exhibit. >> we're learning more this morning about a plane crash that killed three people near reno. one of the passengers was a bail bondsman, the other was a suspect he had apprehended. this morning we know it was a rented plane. it crashed shortly after takeoff from an airport in reno. it's not clear yet what caused the crash. the faa is investigating. >> new this mog, finds $175,000 worth of drugs in the garbage. police say the woman was taking out her trash and saw the drugs in the dumpster. there were around 500 bricks of heroin. investigators say the dumpster was probably being used as a drop-off point for the drugs. >> new this morning, a six-year-old boy is recovering after a phone exploded in his hands. it was a samsung galaxy seven that phone has been recalled the child was watching videos on his grandmother's phone when it happened. he's now recovering from second-degree burns. >> he threw it on the ground and ran outside.

a cleveland city elementary school is put on lockdown after a shooting happened near it. shots were fired near michael white elementary. district officials say school had been let out but there were some students in there for after-school programs. cleveland police are still trying to track down that shooter. >>> no, no, no! >> march when he exclusively spoke to us about accusations that he egged a euclid house more than 100 times. tonight he's had a change of heart, changing his plea in court. he was arrested for throwing eggs, grapefruit, even paint balls at a home across from his. he pleaded guilty to inducing panic in court court today. >>> it is another night on the every voter they can. >> this is expected to be a close race. the candidates are asking for all the help they can get, vice president joe biden holding a campaign rally right now in parma. our john kosich is there. john. >> reporter: we're waiting for joe biden to arrive although the uaw hall on chevrolet boulevard which is probably about as relax ago police as the vice president will find out there. spea

. >>> will cleveland city council allow a new don king way? reed to get answers. he says he will strongly recommend it gets voted down tonight. there is legislation to rename cedar avenue between east 36th street and stokes boulevard. there is a lot of controversy around the boxing promoter including the fact he killed sam garrett in cleveland in 1966. >>> okay. two games in and already we have just as many quarterbacksow >> josh mccown down. tony zarrella joins us. next man up. whoever it is. >> sadly, this is quickly becoming next man down for the browns. browns will have more quarterbacks than wins this season already at 3. and mccown and kessler and i said this earlier. >> mccown deserves a medal. and damage to the left shoulder painful and cody kessler and third round pick and not ready him, trust me. >> here we go. here we go. trust me. here we come. here we go. we will see what that statement is all about. >> he will have to improve it or do something to it. i understand what you are saying. something will come from it something good or bad one or the other

what followed with a high-speed chase that went all the way into the city ofhi cleveland where he strongsville police officer used his screws it girthgs into cruir to force the van off the road near loraine and west 41st. it slammed into a tree and utility pole am investigators say the three suspects in the van fled on foot.t. two got away but police were able to arrest dominique maclin. they decided to pursue the streetse of cleveland and that s drawing criticism from residents and business owners. >> i know they need to apprehend theseto people, but not have hih speed and not at the risk of innocent bystanders. it is crazy that there was a high-speed chase here and that they rammed the vehicle off the this for my cleveland city council member matt sohn says that chase was reckless and irresponsible. he is now among those calling on police police departments like strongsville to abide by the city of cleveland's strict limitations on high high-speed chases. >> innocent life could've been lost. there is no need to. i don't care how much monetary value was stolen or in that vehicle, the loss of

, and the city of cleveland needs to make this right. >> when asked about adhesive a city spokesman refused to comment but said they are working on contracting with a monument company.>>> fall is here, but it >> know it doesn't, and i think that has been -- no it doesn't , and i think that has been the thing. the normal for this time of year is about 72 degrees but we will to be in a bout -- at about 83 today. summer today but will get to temperatures i feel like fall.>>> the woman is likely -- lucky to be alive this morning. you will not guess what creature >>> breaking right now: another week, another attempted smash and grab in cleveland. we want to show you these pictures just coming in. this is the right shop food mart . you can see extensive damage to visit van in the front of the store smashed in. the owners of the store just got there. at this point we are not sure if anything was taken. >>> let's turn to oklahoma now: the police officer that shot and killed an unarmed black man turning herself in overnight. she was then released on bond being charged with first-degree manslaughter.

. >>> tonight cleveland city council approved legislation to place the $15 minimum wage issue on the ballot. the legislation would first raise the minimum wage to $12 an hour followed by an annual increase of one dollar over three years until it reached $1 the measure would go before voters in a special election in may and if it's approved it would take effect the following january. >>> he's at the pocket and he will run. he's at the five and the 10 and he weeks outside. he took a wicked hit. rg 3 is hurt. is out for at least eight games. >> when it rains it pours. we will have a look at that and what is next. >> i don't know i think we were -- we are running out of what is next. the master plan coming into the season at least for rg 3 personally and for the browns as an organization is to see whether or not his career could be resurrected and could he be the long-term solution finally as quarterback for the cleveland browns. that has been interrupted and his future is up in on this play they were always worried about him running. he ran to protect himself and was trying to run out o

hundreds of . >>> new at five, strongville police led on another dangerous chase into cleveland and are thsu the city on purpose. >> and getting ready to kick off the labor day weekend. an air show favorite. the blue angels and why they say cleveland is a one-of-a- kind city to fly in. >>> it's friday, september 2nd. i'm terrence lee. >> i'm jackie fernandez. you made it to the end of the week. we're going to get to the local weather and traffic for you in just a moment. let's start with corrina pysa. >> and that is right, jackie. florida hit by a hurricane the decade. hurricane hermine making landfall around 1:30 this morning as a category 1 storm with winds of about 80 miles an hour and hermine bringing 12- foot storm surges, up to 15 inches of rain here and there are 32,000 outages across tallahassee, 26 counties under a state of emergency and evacuations ordered. the governor calling it a life- threatening hurricane. the states of emergency declared in carolina. it's expected to drop to a tropical storm and somara, still, the risk of deadly flooding there. >> and that is right. look right no now

today i went to east cleveland city hall for answers. councilwoman barbara thomas is now helping to get those answers and an electrician to the house. >> if he could determine whether the contractor hit light fixtures and everything in her house to go out and from there we can determine who is going to help this poor woman and pay for all the stuff. >> reporter: i contacted the land bank this afternoon. although a spokesperson would not go on camera, he told me that the the owner's complaint came to them on the day the demolition was scheduled. and issued a statement that said in part, "when we arrived at the site, the electricity had already been restored no entry on these sites occurred because of fallen lines and lines probing into the trees on the owner's property. it is therefore not possible that our contractor contributed to this loss." late this afternoon i spoke to a spokesperson from the illuminating company who told me that right now they are investigating these claims. in cleveland tracy carloss news 5. >> all right, mark we'

cleveland. in a statement c opinion d says they retain responsibility for protection of life and property in the city of cleveland. service concerning incidents in any area in the city of cleveland >> denise: we have an update on a tragic story out of akron. a man accused of shooting his girlfriend several times in front of her three children. bianca haskell was at her home on inman street wednesday. she is stabilized in serious condition at the hospital. jamarian williams pleaded not guilty today. he is locked up on a $1 million now to a recent murder in solon and calling on the nra to drop the opposition to criminal background checks. police say matthew desha of north ridgeville killed 53-year-old deborah pearl from twinsburg. desha failed to stop for a red light and ran into pearl's car saturday. investigators say desha then got out of his car and grabbed his rifle and shot her to death. in may and august he was charged withry cleveland n.a.a.c.p. says justice for deborah pearl must be accompanied by a change in strategy for the national rifle association not with standing the media fascination wi

city used the right way. >>> neighboring departments >>> we begin with a live look outside, downtown cleveland. a beautiful start to your weekend. holiday weekend. it's labor day this weekend. welcome to this saturday e discussion of good morning cleveland, i'm nick foley. >> i'm sara buduson. thank you for joining us. -- i'm sarah finny. janessa webb has the forecast. >>> good morning, everyone. that equals a lot of clearing this morning, not a cloud this the sky, perfect 10 holiday weekend across northeast ohio. if you are doing a staycation you picked the right weekend to do it for your labor day, many of us seeing extended weekends for your monday. see from the sat late and composite -- sat late and composite radar, high pressure will build from west to east throughout the afternoon. greater cleveland in the upper 50s. inland locations, akron to wayne county, it's a cool start. if you are headed for a morning run, i suggest a light coat. let's break this down hour by hour. easy weekend. high pressure continues to homes and buildings need to come down across northeast ohio r. the millions of

. >> high-speed chase that went into the city of cleveland , strongsville officer using his cruiser to force the van off th slamming into a utility pole. are suspects fled, they were able to arrest quamnique macklin, a decision by the police to pursue the getaway vehicleaw to the streets of cleveland that is drawing criticism from ohio city residence. >> they need to apprehend this people but not at high speedhe not at the risk of innocent bystandersno, it's crazy that there was a high-speed chase and ha that they rammed the vehicle of the road period. matt zone says the chase was irresponsible and calling on suburban departmentsea to abide the city of cleveland's strict limitations on high-speed pursuits >> innocent lives could be lost and don't care the monetary value, the loss of one life way too much. cleveland period were told that the police chief calvin williams a trying to established a standardized policy on pursuit for all police and thehe county vessel for or strongsville police are not commenting on this chaseor >> a man who omitted holding three south amherst firefighter l

cleveland city council has decided how it will handle the sale of medical >> denise: and you'll be able to decide if the city can eventually raise the minimum wage to $15. chris tanaka is at the alert desk getting answers on these breaking news stories. chris? >> chris: denise, big talkers when they say whether voters can approve the minimum wage raise to $12. cleveland has been pushing for a higher minimum wage for some time now. every year until the wage hits $15 an hour. that would be in 2021. some blasted the idea saying not only would it hurt small businesses, but it would send most companies to the suburbs. the rest of ohio will stay at the current minimum wage. that's $8.10 an hour. earlier this year the attorney general said individual cities cannot set their own minimum wage. he points to the section of the ohio constitution that required workers to live in the city. also council introduced legislation that would not let anyone sell medical marijuana in the city for two years. this would give cleveland lawmakers time to look and create laws regarding the growing, processing and

and of cleveland needs to make this right. >> now i called the city of cleveland several times today they told me when they came here to make these repairs all they did was put the monuments up right. i asked them about the adhesive used on these monuments and they refused comment but told me they are in the works of contracting with a professional monument company. christine gafney is considering legal action. in cleveland, news channel 5. shooting inside of a gang fight. breaking out in the middle of a drive through car wash, where shots were fired and kids were there. >>> plus the boy reaches out to the president because he wants to help give a new home to a little syrian refugee. >>> route now here is a look at >>> the world of weather we're seeing right here in northeast ohio today record breaking warm temperatures and for tomorrow, some rain chances. so for the jason aldean concert if i can get it out, no the good news is your rain chances are very very small. the concert for tomorrow night one of the last of the season here is going to be good to go, eventually starting about

first energy does a settlement pressing everyone involved has agreed not to comment earlier the city of cleveland agree to settle for $700,000 the city also accused of not doing enough about that downed wiree e on hold because i know it was very busy out that theys were the departments or whatever and finally when i got throughw money will go to pay back medicaid geisha needs around-the-clock care and she will do for the rest of her life a judgeacac still has to approve the settlement a judge the court says the hearing had been set for next month the reports will follow the story. >> at october happened to thishe young girl and her family i know you said you had ath look at that number is there a couple of times and the other surprises in these documents as the attorneys and laid that out in the court documents the family attorneys is a they also suggested what they called remedial measures up to the company to prevent this from happening again in the family lawyers and sayev. >> thank you bond i $1 million for man accused of posing as a police officer think kidnappingng we are at the stark count

want to read the full report it is at fox 8.com. >> > cleveland city council member is want to honor don king with the street bearing his name but does not look like it's going t taylor joins us to explainh. >> seems pretty empathetic abou the matter, counsel his table proposed legislation that would rename cedar avenue to don king way,wna it is the same street w he killed a man 50 years ago, the stretches cedar avenue between east 36th in stokes boulevardar is the area that ha been considered to be renamed a don king way, also near where the boxing promoter stopped a man to death in 1966, city council has adopted legislation to rename shaker boulevard in front of theteat call & post wh he rescued from bankruptcy and now owns, but that was rescinded and the aclu idea was patched, not of it seems to matter to whether it is renamed, it may be a moot point. proposed ordinance has been tabled was n indication that it will be readdressed. he was in town for the roundtable with donald trump , the man who moderated the townhall is also in the headlines.. fox news commentator sean hannity re

to let voters decide in a special election. >> cleveland city council approved the legislation tonight let voters decide whether or not increase the minimum wage supporters of the initiative and fill the seats at a city council meeting wearing red shirts with slogans like-15 the pashtuns in increasing minimum wage has starting with the groups and rates of cleveland and support from the service please international union for sei you live in the charge they gathered enough signatures on the petition to bring this issue to light and nationally they ask for a bath in the minimum wage from $8 an hour to $50 an hour. because we rejected that initial proposal. the more than 80 percent increase would be bad for local businesses the scid revives the language of presented a more thinking increase which canc an hour. it increases each year by $1 it reaches the $50 an hour and it was still based hostility. >> the special election to decide whether or not to cleveland is set for may 2, the 17th suez and passes it would of passes it would go into effect until 2018 right now the current minimum wage

the cleveland city councilmanned that he suggested making them law nor in our city. >> and we are looking at other stairs and what they have done, you know, and ray lot of this stuff, you don't have to re- create the wheel. >> when we spoke with the council president, he said he never heard anything about and we also found out that state legislator are looking into the problem of smash-and- grabs and they want to make it mandatory for stores to place atms in the back so they're harder to get to and i don't know about you, but i am is pick and tired of reporting on smash-and-grabs. it's day after day. >> right. >> and especially here in good morning cleveland. >> and you think of all of the damage and merchandise lost. the cost involved to the store owners. >> uh-huh. >> and making th sense. >> and one store owner we talked to, $41,000 in knowledge did. >> and that is amazing. >> and we east cleveland now, the city is getting a $1.7 million federal grant. the city has eight firefighters working each shift the last six months and with a grant, they're adding four additional firefighters per

construction of a new cleveland city kennelof it has been delayed so long for now th city is moving closern , learne that city hall open beds to build a new comment five bettor to get the nobility at last 93rd and detroit has been so much talk of the current building the dog warden to keepep dogs in cages in a cramped area with more than elationtos make hard to breathe, the new building will have more space i more exercise room the dogs outside. this is not yet picked one of the bidders, so we wanted what was the timetable for getting this done?te turns out the cit hopes to break ground this falln and that the construction could it is way through high school football season. we have a full slate of games across northeast ohio,a and friday night touchdown is ready to bringn you the action, p.j. ziegler is in wadsworth with madonna football team is fast and good and, madonna qb john have had 105 points in two games, event ten touchdowns las week he had 292 yards and five touchdowns, medina has , the hosting the first home game of the yearth they hope to boun back after losing out by wooster l