were murdered the >>> of course the chief referring to the days of violence in sherman park after seville smith's death. tonight, people in that neighborhood and smith's family got together behind closed doors for a community meeting. they wanted to talk about a memorial near the site of the shooting that's become a contested gathering spot. >> roughly two dozen community members and advocates for the family of seville smith gathered outside of the sherman park community center sharing the hope of finding common ground inside. at issue, this makeshift memorial for smith where mourners gather each night. police have made arrests here following community complaints. >> the family as well as the residents don't want all of that activity on that corner. >> i'm very optimistic. the family has been trying to reach out to some of the residents and see what they want -- what they want from them. some of the residents have reached out to them in response. they've been trying to adhere to what the community wants. >> reporter: the meeting got underway shortly after 6:00. but's about it, our cameras

. >> reporter: that's the brother of seville smith. >> reporter: there were two officers wearing body cameras. one shows smith holding a gun and turning it towards an officer when he was shot. >> reporter: carole and but right this morning police came and arrested people. large crowds have been gathering since this memorial was set up. these balloons and signs are near where seville smith was shot and killed august smith says the crowd has grown, angering the neighbors. one neighbor says he's going to approach the family not to gather in such big groups. >> they are sensitive to what happened. but they want to go on with their normal lives. purposely put it memorial where it would not be on somebody's property. >> i didn't want to be a nuisance to the community. >> reporter: smith says they have to gather to keep the focus on getting justice for his brother. we want one thing only. you want to know why you gather here every day? we want justice. we want that body cam foot and released. >> reporter: smith said he is going to meet with the sherman park neighborhood association tomorrow

have a websitee we always offer free shipping. >> it is located right in the heart of downtownit seville and allvi the sweet we are taking yr shopping in the historic town. get ready. he is back. he is questions at cleveland clinic doctor mark. one that really worries me it is for new moms out there. this momor is a two -month-old she's asking if it is baby from the foilec meaning she won't get the foil and pass it to her baby.th because it is sx months. the two -month-old does not need his or her own flu shot. n food question increased cholesterol. we used to think they did. eggs are a great food and very complete food filled very high in calories and they do not increase your cholesterol. >> someone told me once if you ate just the yolks all the time that would increasef e your cholesterol. >> minimal. >> ?? >> how about ?- other side effects of blood pressure medications? >> yes there are. blood pressure meds are serious medicines they obviously lower your blood pressure, so the main side effect is having your blood pressure lowered too much some also affect your heart rate. some canu

they were bombing civilian neighborhoods, and seville defenses were overwhelmed. reporter: this is a city suffering. a farmer won't let the bodyf his son go. at a breakingd point, aleppo faces a grown offensive from the regime and its lies. dozens have been killed in the past 48 hours. we can't say how many. the cease-fire didn't achieve time toust gave russia regroup and repair for one final push on aleppo. bbc news beirut. anchor: we now go to laura at the united nations. reporter: to discuss all the latestevelopments in aleppo though and the failure of we are with the president of the syrian national correlation -- national coalition. the u.s. and the russians insist on the cease-fire deals. regime monday the it shows because the russians are not doing their -- as a matter of fac when the russians bombed a u.s. convoy, they bombed a position in aleppo. it sent a clear signal to the machine that they can't carry on with all the political efforts happening here. >> do you think agreeing to the truce was just a cover? was it always intended to have this push? >> a

that's in exchange for russia agreeing to pressure syrian dictator assad to stop bombing seville gens and allow food aid to starving areas. this deal would mean that u.s. and russia would coordinate airstrikes against isis and al-qaeda-linked terrorists. under the potential deal, assad's own air force would be grounded, meaning no more bombing or chemical attacks on civilians and u.s.-backed rebels. besiege cities like aleppo, where hundreds of thousands of civilians have been trapped due to the joint assaults by syrian and russian forces. this is a last ditch effort by the obama administration to stop the killing and flow of refugees, five million of whom have fled syria in the past six years of war. this deal also happens to put vice president back at global player status. the question is live up to his end of the bargain. demarco? >> margaret bren i breaking news in china. thank you. tonight the mid-atlantic is getting hammered by hermine. the storm is rumbling up the coast, washing out holiday weekend plans from the carolinas to new england. it's unleashing heavy rain, damaging wi

this sent to us by carter from seville. wow, look at that storm roll n. it was a really low cloud. these photos are are from bonnie in sheffield village. check out the scene at 4:15. those are scary looking conditions. this is what it looked like near cleveland, hopkins airport. there you have the heavy rain coming down this afternoon, not to mention trees blowing around in the wind. it was tricky there. a toddler ok after the adults watching that toddler overdosed. getting answers from akron tonight. >> this home is where police say they found three adults who overdosed. two were found ie a third out in the yard. >> there was a woman laying outside in the backyard unresponsive. >> another neighbor saw the woman passed out and called 911. investigators say while the three adults were unconscious, a 3-year-old baby who was inside the home wandered away. >> it didn't look good. >> reporter: robert saw the commotion and worries about these drugs being not just in door. >> me and my fiance member have a family member on my side and her side who have od'd. >> a block away, a neighbor sa

carter from seville as the storm rolled in, looks like you can see the cloud is really low. and these photos from bonny in she havefield village, check out the scene at about 4:15 this afternoon. just scary looking conditions there. and this is what it looked like near cleveland hopkins airport. you can see the sheets of rain deck. and a viewer sending these pictures from cleveland heights as the storm hit. you can see the heavy rain coming down this afternoon, not to mention the trees blowing around in the wind. remember, you can, any time, be prepared with the free first alert weather app. we will send out alerts any time the weather turns severe. you can get street level radar and customize it to where you live. in other news, a toddler is safe tonight after police say the adults who were watching child overdosed. reporter bill safos is getting answers from akron. >> this house on concord avenue in akron is where police say they found three ea adults who overdosed. two were found inside the house, a third out in the yard. >> there was a woman laying outside in the backyar

yellow rain there and that's a steady heavy rain of the whitman area just moved out of creston in seville headed towards doylestown millersburg you'll get hit with a good swath of brain pretty soon and it still drive from new philadelphia to minerva are up to salem but that will move in and the next 10 minutesad so looking at a future view here you can see itur continuing to push across the area but by 5:00 o'clock as you sit down for dinner wasit starting to dry sunshine to before the sun goes down but this cold front definitely called us down a bit temperatures right now in the upper 60s along the lake to the low 70s inlandng steady in the lower 70s into the remainder of the afternoon sun set at 737 i think we will see it plus a lot of sunshine following the system out more about that coming up in a little bit.sulo >> an update on a viral story. >> the little boy seen in this photoary sitting in the backseat of an suv while two adults overdosed in thero a new home will tell you where he is right now he's living with and helping all children's's so included having welcome back police of

we are having a conference in seville at the end of september in which we'll talk about the role of intellect in islam. meaning which is one of the sources of reform if it can be combined with communal consensus. i think that's awfully important. one of the things that comes from the panels in one way you can be overwhelmed, you learn so much. on the other hand, if you're a general gray, you have to fight back and you have to win. i think that's true. of course the win here is much more subtle than the usual win. but again, i think you've extracted the best out of many of the panelists so thank you very much. >> thank you. we have a little bit of time for q&a. right there, just identify yourself right there. >> i very much appreciate the use of history to explain the current attitude of the ambitions of isis and daesh and how it ties back. i appreciate a few remarks about the elephant in the room not mentioned which is the iranians and the persians in particular and how is isis going to deal with, and how does it view in the -- what's it going to do and how is it going to deal with the persia

authorities say one person was shot by another seville yon outside the city's omni hotel. that person is on life support and in critical condition. police descend on demonstrators and riot gear firing tear grenades. boris sanchez in the middle of the scene. ed lavandera also caught in the fray. >> it's okay. >> reporter: knocked over by a protester while reporting on live tv. the protester later apologized. >> taking out their frustrations on me. >> reporter: police confirmed that several police officers suffered injuries. if unrest continues, they'll explore other options including curfews to keep people off the streets. >> we are working very hard to bring peace and calm back to our city. we know is not who we are. >> adding to the anger here among demonstrators is what they say a lack of transparency. police and dash cam footage has not been released. demonstrators want that video to be released. however, police say it's part of the investigation. it is worth noting, as well. according to a local affiliate, six fatal police shootings in charlotte in 2016. all of them ha

and a resident of a northern ohio village, seville, said this about a local interurban. quote, shoppers can take advantage of cleveland's sales. farmers can expect their produce, milk, eggs, and the like, to arrive at city markets in good conditions. and everyone can enjoy a show, maybe vaudeville and then a silent picture show. another attractive aspect would be for the traveling salesman, the so-called drummers. again, i want to spend more time talking about them on thursday. but interurbans went from the heart of a community to the heart of a community. and when steam railroads were built, oftentimes they were forced to build their station on the outskirts or some distance from center city. if you were a traveling salesperson, you may have to walk to the downtown. and if you had your sample cases, you would have to make arrangements, maybe you would ride with your sample cases. the urban car would likely stop in front of the hotel. in fact many hotels served as railroad interurban stations. there would be somebody that would offload that sample case. and in these hote

we are having a conference in seville at the end of september in which we'll talk about the role of intellect in islam. meaning which is one of the sources of reform if it can be combined with communal consensus. i think that's awfully important. one of the things that comes from the panels in one way you can be overwhelmed, you learn so much. on the other hand, if you're a general gray, you have to fight back and you have to win. i think that's true. of course the win here is much more subtle than the usual win. but again, i think you've performed a real service and extracted the best out of many of the panelists so thank you very much. >> thank you. we have a little bit of time for q&a. right there, just identify yourself right there. >> i very much appreciate the use of history to explain the current attitude of the ambitions of isis and daesh and how it ties back. i appreciate a few remarks about the elephant in the room not mentioned which is the shiia community in general and the iranians, or shall i say and the persians in particular and how is isis going to deal with, and how does it