we're going to check in with terrence lee and corrina pysa and meg shaw soon. know. is it going to be good tailgating weather. janessa webb has the answer. >> reporter: good morning, sarah and everyone and it's not perfect, but at least it's not raining outside. we're tracking overcast skies and for folks, the humidity is in place now. that ask why you are seeing the ominous clouds to the east for greater cleveland. and look at the shot. a gloss over the greater cleveland area as humidity levels, folks, they're still in the upper 60s and even as the the temperatures right now, 72 degrees for cleveland area, lake county. good morning. upper 70s and going to return by the noon hour. and we're in the upper 60s to lower 70s from killbuck to coshockton and still the warm air in place and you can see the front and cloud coverage crossing over the ohio valley. it's being replaced by high pressure and, folks, that is peer perfection weather-wise and a lot of sunshine in store. let's wrap up the weekend and get a brown's win by gametime. the temperatures in the upper 70s and

the team had success gabs them last year and torinna pysa and terrence -- and corrina pysa and terrence lee are live with more. >> reporter: we can feel the excitement and smell garlic in the air. >> it's making us hungry. >> and the smell of food is coming by us. >> and someone bring us food, please. [ laughter ] >> and we it's packed already today. >> yeah. >> and browns fans hoping for a win today and let's do this. >> and among them, a family who made this a tradition for reasons that go deeper than just football. >> and meg shaw is live with the story. >> reporter: good morning, terrence and corrina. with this family, it's about brown and orange. we know how hard it can be. it could be -- to be a brown worth it. and the tradition started in '99 when the team made a return to cleveland and it was not considered a family reunion but as more kids grew up and moved away, they realized it was more than a game and it's hide their family together n.2009, they made it official and considered today a holiday. >> and that is one thing that we talk about all of the time an browns gear or indi

. >> i'm corrina pysa. severe weather and amber alerts. the emergency alerts on your phone are getting an upgrade. changes you can soon see. >> and leads -- ladies, bring your bras to brooke park. how it can help with a good cause and getting an important message out there. >> and this is how wall street . >>> good morning and welcome back. and well, it's 4:54. an early start and this the door. and we're going to see more rain. the temperatures into the upper 60s and this is the catch. it might feel cooler because of the winds and we're expecting it to be breezy. maybe a wind breaker will be good this afternoon, a waterproof one, of course. report they all? >> i am not sure and i don't own a windbreaker, i will have to bory yours. >> okay. >> and here are some of the secs that are busy area later drive times where we should be eastbound crocker to the inner belt and 26 minutes if you taking 480 eastbound from the turnpike to 271 and four live looks now, and showing not a lot of traffic and you can make out some of the shots that we are shi

. >> and it's 4 pone pysa. >> i'm terrence lee. still ahead, bare business. a local grass his hotel employees running it. what happened when someone spotted him, yeah, on surveillance camera. first, it's creamy and jack, and where do you spend the extra money? >> as we head to break, this is a look at how wall street is . >>> good morning and welcome back. let's go ahead. there we go and look, everybody in the studio, so cute. >> who is that? >> and you see the jail, they're enjoying this weather and i think if they can enjoy it, we can, too and let's get a look at the temperatures and what are the bunnies feeling today? very warm, scott and warms and sunny skies. the temperatures reaching 84 in sandusky and 85 in mansfield and into ashland and then we head into the lakeshore and, of course, the cool pockets i look out for. somara and highways look good now and we have the right lane closed until 6:00 a.m. from overnight work there and that is 271 southbound at 480 and 480 westbound at 271 and same story. the right lanes closed until 6 a.m. >>> and heading ou

i'm corrina pysa. >> i'm terrence lee. thank you for starting your wednesday, right? >> tuesday. >> it's tuesday. >> my bad. >> boo, terrence. >> and this is what is coming up this week on today for you. i am trying to fast forward through the week. and champs coming to a popular downtown cleveland hotel. >> and -- hotel. >> and at 5, an unhappy lawyer, was he behind a mass shooting in houston? the new details on the potential suspect kill shootout. >> and as we go to break, this is how wall street opens today. . >>> good morning, everybody. we start talking about fall, we're losing daylight quickly. and you're noticing a transition in our temperatures. this morning, many spots, mid- 40s to lower 50s. we'll warm up by the noon hour. these are more seasonable temperatures and 72 for nor walk to richland county. that cooler air is going to be bouncing off of the downtown cleveland from euclid and you'll notice the ambient temperature, 74 and when you mix in the winds, it's in the upper 60s and a pleasant stay for stark and summit county. >> and we we have an apartment f

. >> i'm corrina pysa. thank you for waking up with us this morning. we look outside and from experience, you will want to grab a sweater this morning, janessa. the air is changing. >> quickly on us and some spots and closer to the lake. slightly warmer and we're off to a fall-like weather pattern. the good news, you're going to soak up some sunshine finally for your tuesday afternoon. and our 5 live radar is not picking up moisture we saw yesterday and has shifted to the eastern seaboard. right now, we're tracking in that clearing from west to east and you're going to need to this morning. 55 right now for downtown cleveland. orange, i see you and you're in the upper 40s and talk about the cool spot and look at that. lodi, you're in the mid-40s right now. brunswick, 52 degrees. is and so, sunscreen should be an accessory throughout the afternoon. our highs are pretty seasonable for this time of the year and folks, today is the last day i talk about the 70s. the daytime highs of 60s on the >>> and heading to the maps, we don't have a lot of an issues.

. >> i'm corrina pysa. it's september 20th and let's look outside here and this is a cooler start to the morning and a beautiful look downtown and it's hot out again, right? >> yes and it's september 20th. and you know the first day of fall is not until the 22nd and this is still with a good reason and why we're seeing temperatures high this afternoon. 61 degrees and the time is 5 now and because, yesterday, we had some foggy issues. didn't we. five miles in canton. about a half hour ago, we checked in with you and we're down to a mile in stark county and some improvement there. portage county, though, near critical and a half mile visibility in ravena and this is a look at the day planner. it's going to be sunny and temperatures are rising into the low 80s and so, again, very warm for this time of the year and know it when it does. >> and fall thursday? >> yes. >> and doesn't feel like it and let's go to the maps now. >>> and there are no major issues when it comes to the visibility and we're improving and

. >> and i am corrina pysa. can you believe it in the month of september, we're looking live outside and ending month with jab. >> know. and let's look at the radar. it's the same old song we're sing here n. wayne county, the lighter shades of green there and stretching through ashland and richland and huron and eerie. holmes county getting moderate rainfall. we have the first that situated itself through carol county, and the heaviest in ashtabula county and it's leaving, exiting via lake erie and heavy into 90 and into conneaut there. the good news is that as we head throughout the weekend, things should get better and by monday, sunshine and this is that other story and we have winds picking up. and they're at 15 miles an hour and that is in mansfield. we're looking at 13 miles an hour in akron and canton and that is going to be windy. the hour-by-hour brings us into the upper 60s and that is it by noon. >>> and we don't have major accidents on the highway and all of the green here, giving you an idea of high

. >>> and first, let's go to corrina pysa. >> and new video out of florida. hit by the first hurricane the state's seen in more than a decade. and hermine downgraded to a tropical storm and more than 100,000 are without power across florida. the storm making landfall earn 1:30 this morning as a category 1 hurricane. and could bring with it 12-foot storm surges and up to 50 ch evacuations are ordered and states of emergency declared in georgia and north carolina. i mentioned hermine is getting weaker but somara, still a risk of deadly flooding. >> and that is right. deadly flooding and severe storms and this is a look at tropical storm hermine. and we're seeing wind speeds at 70 miles per hour and as corrina mentioned this and that is no longer a hurricane. once it goes below 74 miles per hour, we're talking about a tropical storm and we're seeing up speed and moving quickly but not before the deadly flooding in florida and i want to point out the fact that we talk about this often with the systems and the right present quadrant is where they're prone for torn

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 at your radar and satellite and you can see in the reds, greens, pinks and purples, they're the mornings and washes issued from the florida panhandle and up the eastern seaboard and this is a look at hurcane hermine and if

i'm corrina pysa. about the samsung galaxy phones and you may not believe what happened to him. >> and why investigators think that it might be an act of terrorism. first, a wave of nfl players are joining kaepernick's stand against racism and police brutality. >> here's a look at gmas first look. >>> in this first look this morning, exclusive new video of >> it was a feat that even evel knievel couldn't achieve. >> and going to crash and obviously and forever. >> reporter: and jumping over the snake river canyon in idaho in a rocket and this weekend, the professional stuntman not only attempted the leap, he nailed it. >> forget the fact i was scared to death. it sucked and hurt and hot and uncomfortable. >> reporter: realizing the years jumped 2,000 feet in the air 400 miles an hour. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll hear from the hollywood daredevil with your gma first >>> breaking overnight from the live desk, a scary crash on the east side ses the hospital. it happened at east 93rd and buckeye. the

i'm corrina pysa -- 7:56. i'm corrina pysa. a amber alert is still active for a 15-year-old girl. they believe she's with her non- custodial father, who is a registered sex offender, 48- year-old william roberts. he has a history of using drugs like meth. she left the kmart on center road with him around her dad a week ago. when you're on the road this morning, police want to you look for a black ford ranger with ohio plate number, jl4802. we are looking into -- pjl48 injury 2. he has a lot of tattoos, including a tiger face on the left forearm, a panther with flames on the right arm and a snake with a dagger head on the right calf. if you see the car or either of these two, call 911 immediately. >>> and let's get a check on good morning and i stepped outside. i had to double check. yes, it's cool out there is come we're dry, though, no rain in northeast ohio and some showers across the lake there. temperatures, 57 degrees and right now in menner. we're climbing. 52 in chagrin falls and 54 in sullen and this is similar to the start from yesterday and it was slightly cooler into th

i'm terrence lee. >> i'm corrina pysa. today, flags around ohio will fly at half-staff as we start to say goodbye to trooper vellez. he was on i-90 in lakeville when he was hit and killed last week. the hours are at 3:00 today at the lorain community college and his funeral is tomorrow morning. officers from earn the country are ex-- from around the country are expected >>> in a few hours, trump will be in ohio. he's holding a town hall at cleveland heights. his campaign said it's a conversation about african- american concerns and is only opened to invited guests, but it will be taped and on fox news later tonight. >>> and let's get a check on the forecast, somara. >> and september 21st is the day. and we're one day away from the official start of fall and that is feel thing like summer. 61 degrees to start as we head number rise. the real issue was fog and now, it's looking better in elyria and we're about a quarter of a mile not to along ago and thumbs says have improved there and let's go ahead and get a look at the hi

. >> i'm corrina pysa. and it's monday morning. ahead, a big su baseball lover and former bazooka bubblegum fan and proves that saying old things are worth it. >> and first, moving on up. where the buckeyes had a big win over oklahoma. >> and as we head to break, this is how wall street opens . >>> good morning, everybody. we're looking at a fantastic forecast thought the monday and there is a slight breeze for greater cleveland and that will let up for the afternoon and clear skies. folks, that is the theme of the week. look at the graphic here and you can see raindrop for akron and canton and moving in and out fairly quickly. there is a peak of daytime highs that hits us around 5:00 this afternoon. lower 80s. kristen. >> and getting everyone prepared for restrictions with traffic starting tonight, 7:00 p.m. 271 southbound at 480 and that right lane is closed and nothing too disturbing and that won't get in your way. a reminder, 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. and doesn't start until is a lonely car coming my way and we look good on the hi

i'm corrina pysa. >> i'm terrence lee. hope your morning is off to a great start. the tech giant used computer science. how microsoft is using to reprogram them back to health. >> and it was brought to life in the movie erin brokovich and a look at how wall street is . >>> good morning. welcome back. let's take another look at the hour-by-hour forecast. it's unbelievable. the last day of summer and we're heading into fall and the temperatures soaring into the mid- to upper 80s. this is a look starting off in the 60s. the dry conditions as you hit the road. and could be suffering from patchy fog and i'll look deeper into that and the next weather hit for that, though. you don't have to worry about much hitting the road. and we're going to see tons of sunshine. kristen. >> and thank you so much, any weather getting in your way and you mentioned the patchy fog. starting friday night, though, we have that uninner belt closed and 90 east and westbound over the bridge and closed for the weekend. the good news on sunday, after 11:00 a.m., we're going to open that second i

. >> good morning, i'm corrina pysa. thank you for waking up with us here on good morning cleveland. sounds like something from the 1950s. segregation on a school bus? it might be happening in one local school district. >> and the secret to staying healthy may involve your spouse. health news is next. >> and as we head to this is how wall street opens . >>> good morning and welcome back. we're taking a visit to cleveland, akron, canton. right now, the current temperatures are in the upper 50s. canton down to 53 and the farther south you go, to be honest, it's cooler. tuscaroras county, dover, new philly and we're starting off with clear skies for the most part and we actually have clouds moving in from the west and that is impacting people today. especially since we'll get rain from the clouds. this is a look at how we're panning it out. we're starting off in the 50s for a lot of us and warming into the upper 60s and that is about it. maybe a few neighborhoods can hit 70 and other than, that it's going to be a cool day o

. >>> of course, we have to go to pysa. >> an attempted smash-and-grab on cleveland's east side. you're looking at live pictures and this is happening at mickey's river market at the 1200 block of a addison road. and the atm inside the store was left untouched after the car slammed into the building. the owner lives poof the store and he said there were two or three men wearing hoodies and they disabled the security camera at the front of the store before they left. >>> and let's get a check of what that forecast looks like. >> and let's look at the radar satellite. a few things i want to show you. we have some clouds moving in and that i have been moving through overnight. a lot of us are still clear and into areas like detroit and michigan in the orange there, they are under a heat advisory and that is going to be a hot one for them today and hot for us as l. current temperatures not looking too bad. let's look at this and looks like the clicker doesn't want menner; 70, medina. you can see the warm pockets there and this is a look at the forecast. these highs, we're taking it b

. >>> and a quick shottout to some of our co-workers here at newschannel5, janessa webb, corrina pysa and bob jones were among some of the 13,000 runners that took part in the merit thon today. congratulations to our friends here and all of the runners who took part this morning. >>> this is an accomplishment >> it really was. beautiful blue skies. >>> we started out with a little added cloud cover but it gave way to full on blue skies and it was wonderful so we hope all those runners are resting peacefully and nice and comfortably. tomorrow they will still be resting a little bit but i have some more weather to look forward to outside if you want to take a run yourself. >>> let's look at ashtabula, they had some clouds but akron is where all the action sunshine and sunset, too. how beautiful. we will see a lot of stars tonight. expecting to find temperatures really dropping off though. it's the lack of cloud cover that kind of acts like a blanket keeping in the warmth of the day. well, it's allowed to quickly move away so already 54 for us tonight. dewpoint down to 46 which is a meas

i'm corrina pysa. the man accused of raping and kidnapping a young girl will be in court today. he posed as one of them to lure the 9 where are-year-old -- the 9-year-old girl into his car. this is a mugshot of him with bruises. he was taken to the stark county jail last night. we have learne criminal past includes a 1999 involuntary manslaughter convection out of wyoming. he sexually assaulted a woman, left her on the side of the road and he served 9 months in ohio for a robbery case. >>> and an entire community will gather at euclid's high school football stadium to remember andre jackson. the promising star who died less than a week ago after being hurt on the feel. tonight's gym will begin with a moment of silence and balloon release for him. remember the special young man who had a booming personality. >>> and we're back in two minutes with weather and . >>> good morning. rain, rain, when is it going to go away? not today, for sure. hudson, seeing some of the showers in northern portions of summit county and into portage, kent, ravena. we're also waking up to some wet condi

i'm corrina pysa. a car crashing on to the field in akron. the pictures coming into the live desk from a viewer this morning. less skid marks in the grass, even as you see, brought down part of the metal fence. there is, by the way, a home game that is tomorrow night. akron playing virginia will be affected. we'll keep you updated, though. >>> and a drug bust on i-90 after a trooper summoned a cost of a car on the side of the highway. the trooper was getting off at the 117 exit when he saw the car, went to check it out. inside, he found a guy sleeping at the wheel, a gun at his feet, and crack and pot on the passenger seat next to him and he was arrested. >> and we new information on a story we suffered for more than a year now. >> a neighbor pleaded guilty to egging a house, a euclid house march and told us that he was innocent. now, he's changing his tune, pleading guilty to inducing panic and he'll be sentenced on tuesday. >>> and now, let's get a check on the forecast with somara theodore. >> and keeping an eye on this radar. this morning

. >> and corrina pysa is at the desk with another smash and grab. >> and first, a breaking news amber alert. sarah phinney has the latest for you in brunswick. >> reporter: an amber alert issued last night for a 15-year- old girl is active this morning. brunswick police believe she is with her non-custodial father who is a sex offender. i want to show you a picture of that man and this is the 40- year-old william roberts. according to police, he has a history of using drugs like meth and his daughter, robin roberts, left the kmart with him around 8 last night and portage county took her away from him a week ago. the police want to you look for a black ford rainfaller with ohio plate number pjl4802 and is a lot of distinctive tattoos. a panther with flames on the right around and -- arm and a snake with the head on the right half. if you see the car or pare, call 911. and it's chilly outside this morning. a good day to send a sweatero a lifejacket. >> and you nailed it, sarah and that is right. starting off cool and yesterday, it was chilly. fortys to start and this is a look at the ra

. >> i'm corrina pysa and check out the morning sprint with the weather and traffic together. kristen byrne is watching the drive times for the morning the power of 5 forecast. good morning, janessa. >> and good morning, everybody. are you ready for some sunshine? finally, we're seeing a hodgepodge of different weather patterns this week. it's going to be about 16 hours worth of sunshine. so, it's vital that you soak this up. we have another front that is going to enter by tomorrow afternoon. and allowing us to sit in more rainy conditions. it's been a wonderful far. we're finishing the month on friday and notice the cooler air, though, seeping in throughout the day and as the high pressure continues to build. any moisture is now to the easter seaboard and take a look. the screen this morning, 45 degrees, medina. the temperatures are the coolest we have seen the last three months. wayne county to menner this morning and you're slightly warmer in the lower 50s and throughout the afternoon. a dry tuesday and rain is on the way and i want to show you exactly see you can plan acco

i'm corrina pysa with terrence lee. the parma school district leaders are proposing dramatic cuts. >> and they have dozens of teacher layoffs and the closing of five schools, too, because of a $15 million budget deficit district. under fiscal watch by the state and acquired a balanced budget plan. to the state on october 17th. another public meeting is he >>> and right now, police are searching for a man who posed as a police officer and assaulted a nine-year-old girl. the massileon independent reports the girl was walking home from the library around 6 last night near second street and cherry road when a man pulled up in a black pickup truck with skulls on the side. he said he was a police officer and told her she was reported missing. that is when he grabbed the girl and pulled her into the truck and assaulted her at another location and let her call police. >>> and that forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. >> and it was a soggy monday with overcast skies and the weather has -- the script here and we're going to

. >> i'm corrina pysa. it's not only the last day of the month but the last day of september. can you believe it's going to be october? >> and i broke out my fall candles, somara. >> and what flavors into you have in is. >> all bath & body works. >> and autumn and thing. >> nice. >> and that smells really good. let's go ahead and look at the radar and there is some rain coming down there and we saw you picking up the heaviest and into stark county at this point and into new franklin and heading straight for summit and know it's going to be a wet commute for you and even my friends into portage and elsewhere, lighter green and this is liter, drizzle in a few the day, we'll see the rain on and off. the current temperatures, 50 in medina. , 59, wooster and norwalk and mansfield and 57 degrees into menner and ashtabula and we're not going to vary from that too. and may be a 10 degrees jump at the most from the upper 50s, and 67 this afternoon again and not only are we seeing rain showers but rumbles and saw >>> and we have a half hour before we reach the morning ride. 480 eastboun

i'm corrina pysa. a shooting in cleveland sends two men to the hospital and it east 70th street and huff avenue. shell casings all over the street. both men were taken to university hospitals and they are in stable condition. >>> a marine corps veteran is due in court this morning. >> is come he's accused of murdering a woman he crashed into. he's charged with murder and he ran a red light crashing into the car and he then got out of his car and shot her with a rifle. the friends say she stuff -- he suffers from ptsd and the crash >>> in 3 1/2 hours, the gazebo where tamir rice was killed will be taken down. it became a memorial. his death is in 2014 and sparked protest in cleveland and across the country. the gazebo is going to chicago's tony island arts bank where it's displayed. >> and we this is somara theodore and a check of the forecast. >> and if you're heading out of the door, it's dry out there and we're monitoring the knocking on that dar and you will be up first for that and taking it hour-b

i'm corrina pysa with terrence lee. we're following new developments in the case of an a us cooed serial killer. >> and we confirmed that shawn five murders. stanley, griffith, cunningham, lacy and an unidentified woman from marion county. the sheriff said that grate confessed to killing a woman there. her body was found in toss thousand dollars and that woman's identity is unknown. >>> and a new fight in cleveland city council. and this is over an honorary street name for don king. the council president said he never planned to bring the proposal up for a vote. two council members want to move the name from a stre avenue. and there is one problem, though. it's the same stretch of road where king killed a man over a $600 gambling debt. not clear why they want to move the street name. >>> and now for a check on the forecast. >> and monitoring the temperatures. they're starting to client. 68 degrees in cleveland and 53 in wooster and into spark county, canton. 66 degrees for you and as we see the temperatures climb throug

i'm corrina pysa. >> and this is what is coming up for you. we're warning you about the samsung galaxy phones and one man is suing the company. you may not believe what happened to him. >> and new developments in the minnesota mall stabbings. why investigators think it mean an act of terrorism. . >>> breaking overnight from the live deck, a scary crash on the east side sends's juvenile to the hospital. it happened at east 93rd and buckeye. the overnight news tracker was tan car completely ripped off and a red truck flipped over, damage to the front and back and luckily, we're told, that juvenile's injuries are minor. >>> and this morning in minnesota, officials say the stabbing of 9 people at a mall is a potential act of terrorism. it happened saturday night and an offduty police officer shot and killed an attacker inside the store. investigators don't believe the attack is related to the new york and >> and i am hopeful that once we're able to figure out what the motivation was for our attacker here, we'll be able to say again definitively wh

we're going to check in with terrence lee and corrina pysa and meg shaw soon.

. >> and 6:09, i'm corrina pysa. >> i'm terrence lee. we have a heartwarming story and why a ohio officer decide toss give to the motor city. >> and will we get answers? the new information investigators are expected to release today about the plane crash over ukraine. >> and first, new details on the boat crash that killed miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez. >> this is your gma if of the look. >> and in this morning's gma first look, the families of jose fernandez and his friends are sending the young men off. >> he wanted to go support his he died being a really good friend. >> reporter: so far, authorities are blaming only speed for the crash that sent fernandez's speed boat hulling into the rocks early sunday morning. >> and the boat struck the -- >> friends are revealing he was very upset for some reason. in these text messages from earlier in the night, between will bernal a friend in town and a friend with fernandez, he is begging them not to go on shore. trust me, it's not my time yet. i know, try to keep jose cool and tell him

i'm corrina pysa. >> and i'm terrence lee. we have a heartwarming story coming up and why an ohio police officer decides to give one man a free ride all the way to detroit. >> how, but first, nie information investigators are . >>> time now is 5:13 and breaking news out of cincinnati, where three people were shot following a high the shooting happened around 10 last night near elder high school. and one person was taken to the hospital and two others reviewed treatment. and one victim was said to be a retired police officer. the search continues for the shooter. >>> and we're learning the former israeli leader passed away. he suffered a stroke a few weeks ago and he won the noble peace prize in the '90s. country. >> the ceo of wells fargo getting ready to forfeit millions. john stump and the executive said they will forfeit tens of millions in beanuses and stock rewards. the banking giant is dealing with a scandal identify workers opening millions of unauthorized accounts. wells fargo said it's launching its own investigation

. >>> and first, let's go to corrina pysa. >> and new video out of florida. hit by the first hurricane the state's seen in more than a decade. and hermine downgraded to a tropical storm and more than 100,000 are without power across florida. the storm making landfall earn 1:30 this morning as a category 1 hurricane. and could bring with it 12-foot storm surges and up to 50 ch evacuations are ordered and states of emergency declared in georgia and north carolina. i mentioned hermine is getting weaker but somara, still a risk of deadly flooding. >> and that is right. deadly flooding and severe storms and this is a look at tropical storm hermine. and we're seeing wind speeds at 70 miles per hour and as corrina mentioned this and that is no longer a hurricane. once it goes below 74 miles per hour, we're talking about a tropical storm and we're seeing