and it did help the economy of dayton a good deal. it was an economy which needed help at the time. >> let's talk about the legacy of william jennings bryan especially when it came to women's rights and prohibition and the federal income tax and the popular election of u.s. senators. will thomas. >> well, i think bryan's legacy -- and michael beautifully handles this in his book. the legacy itself is damaged by the end of the scopes trial and in particular h.l. menkins obituary of bryan which depicts bryan as just a bumbling back-country kind of misguided figure in 1924, 1925, and that period. so his legacy is tarnished really at the end of his career by this. and michael's book i think recovers bryan's legacy beautifully. all of the reforms that he championed, women's rights in particular, the right to vote, the suffrage, which was an active issue in the 1870s, 1880s, 1890s, and bryan was at the forefront of it. other issues as well that you just mentioned were ones that he was deeply involved in from the beginning. >> i think one of

joan dayton was charged with offender. >> reporter: from between to 2012. joan dayton hired paul connor to do various handy man duties at freedom christian academy. he worked after school but it cost dayton her job. >> i recognize what myer roar was -- what my error was. >> two years in prison. he was convicted of indecent liberties with a child in tower-- in 2004. >> my grandchildren were on freedom's campus. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said there were no reported incidents. in 2012 a teacher discovered connor's coved smofd status. by colleagues to ensure connor never stepped foot on campus again. then three years later a parent notified the sheriff's office that connor worked at the school. why three years? >> it felt to us that it was a revengeful tactic. >> reporter: dayton said at the time a school employee was under discipline for major misconduct. >> they did not go to the sheriff. they we say why the employee was being disciplined but we found various allegations of grade changing. dr. palestinian wheeler, the former assistant principal said h

his town of dayton, tennessee, where he taught high school was hurting economically. he wanted to bring business to dayton, tennessee. that's why the trial took place there. wanted to bring some business. >>> technology was a factor. cameras were allowed in the courtroom and it was broadcast nationwide on radio. >> one of the thinks that's so. >>> in the courtroom, it was the contest of the courtroom and crocks that made it so difficult for bryan to say what he readily meant and what he was trying to convey about the importance of creation in his thinking, and about the social darwinist logic that, as he saw it, was infecting american society, as michael pointed out. he ends his life sort of as a man out of context. unlike 1896, the context of the courtroom in dayton, tennessee, proved very challenging for bryan. >> peter is on the point. good evening, welcome. >> caller: how are you doing? >> caller: i'd like to make one point and then i'll get off you're a -- >> we apologize for that phone call. with he go to arlington, texas culling i'm calling because i've noticed

let's go to nancy next, joining us another time, dayton, tennessee. go ahead, nancy. >> caller: i am nancy sawyer and i am from dayton, tennessee. i am not old enough to remember it, i am just 70 something. and, i know several people that were there and it was a carnival and the drugstore was there for many years and the table where it all started and i understand it started as lets do something exciting or unusual, lets do this and that's how it got started. the older people have told me and dayton has grown into a booming little town. it had a play on the anniversary depicting the trial and it is a very interesting play for people to come from all over the united states to see and i just wanted to say that -- now, we were done as home of the scope's trial. i did not know, i did make clarance dale, we are glad that it happened there. as i was told, it was kind of started for chattanooga, chattanooga really did not want it. they decided to bring it today t dayton. >> calle >> nancy, thank you for calling and thank you for sharing your first account to

the context of the courtroom in dayton, tennessee proved very challenging. peter is on the phone joining us? new jersey, welcome. >> caller: hello, how are you doing? >> yes, you are on the air. >> caller: yeah, i would like to make one point and i will get off. >> we apologize for that phone call. we'll go to mark in texas. >> caller: i noticed that the gold standard debate have made a come back network like cnbc whether the gold standard should come back. people arguing against the gold standard and against the federal reserve and for the government's able to print its own currency. those people always seem to quote william jennings bryan. is it relevaalevant to the amer that we live in today. >> governor kerry has been critical of ben vernacki. you know what bryan really wanted and those who were on his side and debate want was flexible money supply. they wanted in hard times and interest rates seem to be going down and that's the kind of thing that the feds does today. at the time a lot of america is a great reform. >> people look for, you might say goin

florida, closing it down by dayton. also 6th closed by corona and >>> you're looking at airtracker7 now over florida near dayton, right by the potter's house church between parker and havana. westbound lanes are closed down for an auto/pedestrian accident. the person that was hit has been taken to the hospital closed down. you can see the other roads around there to get around it. >>> three, two, one, and liftoff of the united launch alliance, delta 4 rocket. >> big moment for colorado based united launch alliance. their delta 4 rocket successfully launched last night about 11:00 our time. this is a collaboration they did with the u.s. air force. surveillance satellites to watch for potential threats other u.s. satellites. >>> we'll be heading out to the king soopers in littleton near broadway and littleton boulevard for free coffee friday in a little less than an hour. >> denver 7's eric lupher is there already. >> reporter: one, two, three, is the microphone working? it was my fault earlier. we have doughnuts, glazed

i was in dayton earlier today, and, you know, met with a number of prominent members of congress who were there, congressman mike turner, former mayor of dayton and member of the armed services committee. we're getting support from members of congress literally all over this country. those that are expressing their support aren't getting nearly as much attention to the folks who say they are not there or not there yet, but that is what it is. i tell people, whether it be my friend, governor john kasich here in ohio or others, we're just going to continue to put out a message of real change in washington, d.c., and we're going to work hard to earn the support of not just all those leaders, but we're going to continue to earn the ever widening support of everyday americans who know we can make america great again. >> it's interesting on the double standards, hillary clinton in '08 said, you know, robert kennedy was killed in june and made a comment and it was proceeded by others to be a veiled threat against barack obama. you know, you have people -- somebody like, you know, the presid

welcome to: cincinnati in dayton. b a northwest went. up towards can perhaps half an inch or soca maybe an isolated shower temperatures rise and who have intervals low clouds and sunshine. we are getting near 80's fora several days in ther mid- 80s showers and shoved with half the.ow what could be a pretty potent cold front coming. c the threat around the corner. it's going to be carted in the downtown crowd. goi we do have this accident eastman 16 and shakere westbound shaker is blocked offw not make it from that crashpe fm set up in place and binding between 2-271ace in each direc. torrential rains have caused massive flooding in the southern part of that state at least 11 the group is simple searchingg for a legendary not to train filled with gold child-centered when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's both smooth and controlled. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invit

but dayton park is not an exception to that. >> certainly, in urban areas, that's very common. i think of places like golden gate and even here, many of the parks here in washington, d.c. are -- there's pieces of the park nearly all over the place. >> that is correct. >> in a place like this, what percentage of your visitors are foreign? >> that's a great question. i don't have the exact statistic. i would say probably approaching almost a quarter of the visitors. most of our visitors are typical visitors who are here for arlington national cemetery. many don't expect to come here. they happen upon it. probably a little less than a quarter. certainly, a sizable number. >> phillip is watching us in wisconsin as we talk about the park service on its anniversary. what's your question? >> caller: yes. i live in wisconsin. i do camming up here. it seems like they are closing campsites up here. the sites are deteriorating, like the picnic benches, there are chunks of wood missing out of them. what are you going do about this? >> deer titeriorating campsites. >> i don't know the parti

the closure runs from burlington to dayton treat. we'll have more as we learn more. >>> and the death of a toddler in moore county has spurred children's lives. some are worried whether that change will actually happen. people protested this afternoon outside the social services office in moore county. michael hyland has more. >> reporter: a lot -- what brought a lot of these issues rylann ott. his guardian ad litem said the mother was not able to care for him. that happened in december and he died in april, a few weeks before he would have turned two. since then there have been investigations but the results have not been made public. people said there's too much concern in resolving cases and getting kids back with their parents as good forthe kids. >> his life was not disposable. i think people would rather just go away and that's not the right answer. >> we are striving very hard, and let me tell you it's not easy and i think i speak for all of our board members to not repeat things and keep things confidential. >> reporter: the

moisture but this is just to the northeast of dayton trying to get close to columbus. as you can see, it is not holding together. any hopes that we will have rain today should be gone. let's talk numbers for a moment , august: 3 1/2 inches in cleveland. that is fantastic but for the year we are still down an inch and a half but that is the smallest deficit. in mansfield they are down 6 down over 3 1/2. rain possibilities for the weekend are here but it is not a lot. saturday should be drive. sunday we will feel moisture. with so much dry in places this is a very small chance. this also means for those headed to blossom tonight and darius rucker, no issues with the weather. we're starting out a little warm. for saturday a sunny. -- point, 86 for a high and mostly sunny. here's a reminder, we are on the radio. >>> we have about say goodbye. >> we hope that you have a wonderful weekend. enjoy the 80s because it will be hot this weekends. >> take care. snack closed captioning is brought to you by: rite rug >>> i feel strong offers a number of services to clients. the bra h

my thanks to jennifer for luck down in dayton. like 35 state champions are in that tournament. if you'd like to nominate your champion or all star, send picture and story. e-mail them to me or tweet them. let's honor your kid's teams and great play and dedication they have on the field. >> very good. >>> 6:26 now. let's send over to holly. don't bother. put your hair >> it's going in that rubber band on my wrist. 90 degrees going to be the high today. scattered showers and thunderstorms, hot and humid. best opportunity for showers and thunderstorms later today. still a few showers this morning to the east. ?? it feels good to own something. like karaoke night. or that weekend project. but what about owning your health? at summa health, we're empowering you to be your own chief health officer. beginning with a primary care doctor, coordinating a team of specialists. so own your health like you'd own the dance floor. it's your heath. . >>> right now 6:30. welcome back everyone. i'm john anderson. >> i'm lena. holly has the foggy forecast in a bit. first stories we're following th

. >> pence held a town hall in dayton. as for hillary clinton there was drama during a rally in des moines. they dragged she is planning to improve the economy. >>> still waiting to learn if a third party candidate will make it on the ohio ballot. there were 12,000 signatures. people signed the petition for a candidate named charlie earl but gary johnson is running. they couldn't pick until after memorial day. they are reviewing petitions. >>> it is only august. we have had so much drama. if you are seeing adds seeing ads you are right. older,orlando, tampa and cleveld >>> a tense school board meeting. a personal decision that has people angry. >>> a bizarre story out of florida. a woman volunteers for a demonstration and winds up dead. why it is hitting her community so hard. you back into their restaurant. >>> parents pack a meeting. houma, you have been following this story that really escalated. >> reporter: the superintendent has been put on leave and no one knows why. all of it added up to a meeting i have never seen

>>> following breaking news out of the dayton area: a fire out of a cargo plane. a massive response. firefighters from multiple jurisdictions called reporting smoke coming from certain parts of the building. we are hearing everyone meted out safely. we are in contact with our sister station at the scene and we will keep you updated. >>> this morning the federal government is giving several cities here in northeast ohio money to clean up our beaches. they are handing out $2 million to cities all across the great lakes. it will help to prevent and ash if you don't -- ashtabula, cleveland and formula . >>> who do you get if you are great and in ohio for a hype man ? >> [ video playback ] >> there it is lebron james doing a 2 step on stage with drake. they made a stop in columbus saturday. >> i like lebron's dance moves. >>> all clear in the false alert that prompted massive >>> we have added cloud coverage this morning light drizzle that is falling across portions of northeast ohio. first i want to talk about our dewpoints. we have stalled out front that is causing d

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these images coming from our sister station in dayton. the national weather service conforming -- confirming a tornado. the damage reported was across elyse four county's. no word on increase at this point. him him >> you.>> warnings, just wanted storm. all you need is the wind to change direction. any thunderstorm can produce a storm like that. looking at the damage, it doesn't look like a strong one. it looked like a fairly rural area..one of the largest populations. him damage to crops and trees. none of that we do not have to worry about tornadoes now, left over from the. a brain we saw earlier this evening. if you are out and about at flats in town having a summer beer fest on the mall, we saw couple of scattered move through. we'll take a look at the heaviest rain now. that is down towards carroll county. carrollton, good evening, folks. down here, periods of moderate rain. that highway 30 just north of carrollton. people have down as well. the turnpike, nothing severe. as the rain with the heavier showers him western pennsylvania.

. >>> we have an accident at iliff and dayton. we have another one at 6th and corona. it begins, britt. we're seeing slowing down. we're going to look at os >>> the friday drive underway. >>> this is the news breaking in new jersey. we have two transit buses collide in new york on broad street and raymond boulevard. it looks as if one bus slammed into the side of the other. it's not clear what caused this crash. we've been watching this picture for a little while and we have seen people put into ambulance. a handful. our cbs station in new york says 19 people have been taken to area hospitals. activity before the picture cut out. we'll continue to track this story some bring updates throughout the hour >>> >>> u.s. swimmer fagan reached an a greet with authority and will be allowed to return to the united states, but his lawyer says he has to pay $10,800 to brazil as questions amount over the account of a robbery during the olympics. other olympic swimmers head back home. jack will arrive in miami today. the two men along with teammates ryan lochte and fagan said men d

off to the southwest, there's in the dayton area and indianapolis. that's associated with warmer air. we have high pressure to the northeast. and that is providing a northerly breeze. and that's bumping up against a stationary front. that's where the warmer temperatures are. what's left the evening, and into the overnight, it's going to be gorgeous, but saturday is hot and late storm chance and then the pop up rain and storm chances will continue into sunday. that's expected to be equally as warm and humid. that is coming up in a bit. >>> betsy, thanks. >> the city of cleveland has under gone a transformation and so how the burning river-fest tells an important story. cleveland has changed and it is indicative of how much history to tied to the evolution. in 1969, the river caught on fire and cleveland discovered a major impetus in changing things and started the epa. there's nothing redeeming about lake erie. dead fish along the shores of the waters and then there's this. it's in danger of catching fire. yes, it did in 1969. no need to take ourselve

. >>> check out these tornadoses here north of dayton. -- tornadoes -- >> several cars and trucks flipped on their sides and it came from a line of storms that's heading for us. it has weakened and moved across the state. where do we stand now. >> well, i have been watching this one all evening long. that will be extended for hours, not expecting severe weather in the area, and yet a funnel out of the lower clouds and then the tornadoes touched the ground. so here's the reports that came in, in the city of covington. a train spotter seeing that tornado touch down in logan county. it's a very active night when coming to severe weather outside. here's the same front that will bring us another shot of rain and thunderstorms. we're not predicting severe weather here. it's tracking east and is now lighter than it was with the got to game in, i watched this one close. we had a little off the top and then it pushed in after the loss, unfortunately. a little bit of moderate rain here in bellevue. here's the north area and light showers but moving to the north here. off to the east, portage county

the dayton peace accords divided power in bosnia and quelled the fighting. but tensions remained high and on december 2nd, president clinton authorized the deployment of u.s. troops to world war ii is getting still worse, rapidly. tonight the world watches in horror as the tragedy and terror of bosnia spreads." in the early 1990s, the world was shocked by images coming out of the former yugoslavia. mass displacement, incarceration and murder on a scale reminiscent of the second world war. world powers intervened this included airstrikes against serbian forces that were beseiging bosnian muslims. "confirm we're dropping." "that is affirma cleared to drop." "i've got the target on my nose." "we have bomb splash, bomb splash!" "for a second straight day, u.s. planes bombed serbian forces besieging the muslim town of gorazde. president clinton says the strikes are designed to force the serbs back to the negotiating table but so far their response has been defiance." in late 1995, peace appeared to finally be at hand through the dayton accords. but the peace was

>>reporter: clayton's hometown , new madison, ohio, west of dayton was going crazy as dayton crossed the finish line. 10 cities in the country, for olympic viewing. i think it is called the clayton a fact. just look at this watch party. the university of akron tweeted "clayton murphy, olympic bronze medalist representing ohio and the university of akron with pride"." the ohio athletic school association showed his congratulations on twitter writing -- congrats to performance, in rio. bill and i have gone to know clayton a little bit, and i tell you guys he could not be nicer, or more humble. it's really simple for him, he just loves to run. after he gets his medal at the sir monty -- our money the next three hours we asked him what he wants to do -- -- at the ceremony in the track and field. >> thank you so much. we will see you back at 6 o'clock. >>> firstly have ranger talk about, there is rain coming down in northern ohio. specifically along the line that extends just east of cleveland in willoughby hills, the eastlake area. in two portions of brecksville, and dina even getting we

. >> and a tornado is touching down in ohio and we'll show the damage left behind near dayton. janessa. >> and we're waking up to some sunshine. sun and clouds mixed throughout forecast how long the cooler . >>> good morning, everybody. our weather camera is telling the story perfectly out there for toledo this morning. high cirrous clouds are starting to see cumulous towering clouds for loran and off to a nice dry start. lake county. nice green grass. we have been dealing with a lot of moisture the last two weeks here and we're starting to settle into a cooler weather pattern and dry conditions. and today, daytime highs are 15 to 16 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon, but we'll go with partly sunny. as the front continues to move through, we can't rule out the possibility of a few spotty showers and that i will not be on the heavy side from beachwood to pepper pike and warm air is pumping in for canton and akron. >> and check out the pictures of a tornado that touched down north of dayton last night. several homes were damaged, cars and trucks found flipped on their side

we'll see you the damage in dayton. >> and tracking that cold front is allowing us to see cooler air. i will show you in my every is aft how long the 70s stick says . >>> and good morning, everybody. we're finished seeing off your weekend on the good side. look at the sunshine for greater cleveland and the clouds are working west. the lake geauga county, you're seeing overcast skies and western locations starting off your morning with a ton of sunshine across the board. the temperatures are cooler and get behind them, this afternoon and we're looking 76 and some breezy weather out of the west, 10 to 15 miles per hour and i know you have been wanting to hit the golf course and this issy special for you and by noon, we're at 72 and still tracking isolated raindrops. all in all, not a bad day to get there. >> and this is providing lots of options and check out the pictures, janessa, of a tornado touching down north of dayton. their side. and some eerie images there. >> i got a phone call. i was -- had been told how much damage it was. i was prepared for it and when i got home, still noth

touchdown outside of dayton. that wasn't the only area. this is grand rapids, just south. strong winds toppled trees and power lines. swept through a huge swat swat. look at that. luckily we dodged it. >>> the city of nice france still shaken by last month, 86 lives has joined a dur burr keeny. violates france's secular principles. opinions differ but about a third of the attack victim were from nice's muslim community. >>> those were the fear -- with a fear of heights, this one may the largest glass bottom bridge is available for the public of the it's a quarter mile long. it stands 2 cliffs over a huge canyon. hovers over a 1000 vertical drop. only 8000 visitors a day for safety reasons. >>> a very different feel outside today. this may have been one of the best days of the summer. breezy, cool. how much longer are we going to be able to enjoy it? >>> greg neeley can be back in the business of opening our windows tonight. the breeze, the clouds, had a little fall feel in it and if you can extend your weekend one more day. yeah, i'm feeling it, too. i'm getting a little s

she's from middletown, ohio, just outside of dayton. first ever judo medal for the united states. the united states right now with 28 total medals. china, 8 behind, followed by japan, russia, and great britain. there you have it, russ. >> a big night. we saw sara saying it was really raining out there. >> yes, it was. yes, it was. >> do you have a note? are you going to share those chocolate chip cookies you were eating. we heard rumbles here earlier. >> it was her stomach and she went and got a chocolate chip cookie. >> betsy and jim tonight at 10:00. lester holt is coming up. i will see you back here after >>> tonight a shocking fatal mistake, an elderly woman shot to death by a police officer while playing an intruder during an academy drill. >>> an investigation into a horrific strongly dying he was trying to incite violence while saying second amendment people could act against hillary clinton. >>> and hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. >>> drama on the high tower. police emerge as a man suddenly scales the building. >>> the gold rush continues in rio. michael phelps makes

there may be a couple sprinkles in dayton county. the forecast will remain dry tonight and tomorrow. that is good news with the turkey river continuing rise. we're expecting a crest at 27 feet sometime tomorrow morning. that will be where the record crest was set in 2008. the river expected to go up 11 feet tonight. up in thal cater area -- allocator area. >> it has cleared out in northwestern and north central and sunshine tomorrow. you can see on the temperature it's cool, with interest winds from the north, a lot of locations are looking at temperature in the low to mid- 70s. and as we look at the satellite, something i wanted to show you, realigning itself. a high pressure in the eastern united states, you can see the circulation, look at the moisture from the gulf of mexico, another di from the south west as we get into tomorrow night and saturday and that will bring showers and thunderstorms back to eastern iowa it will bring humidity and warmer temperature into the pattern. as far as rainfall goes, the latest run of the model

scene where the road has been shut down since about 3:30 this afternoon between burlington avenue and dayton street. no word on the condition of the driver of the other vehicle. >>> it's a powerful act of kindness that's making a big her kids. >> zer rick lewis reports how the police officers sprang into action to help a family get on the right track. >> reporter: when this mother and her three children asked for help, the guard called police. that phone call to the police sle was asking to give her time. >> reporter: officer hawkins knew she had to do sthi. she made several phone calls to find that person a statement of finally, she found a room at the red roof inn. >> oh, god, somebody sent somebody. >> reporter: officer hawkins said to help was an easy decision. i have kids. >> reporter: officer hawkins spent about $100 on a room, toiletries for the family. >> i within the with cash in hand. we were able to pay for, i think this was another two nights because also another >> reporter: i'm derrick lewis. >> the mother tells cbs north carolina she has recent live found a job and has leads o

the heaviest concentration is still just moving out of dayton and concord, you can see the increase to the west. the showers and thunderstorms not indicated here and heavy rainfall, yes, and no thunderstorm activities and so waiting until the day's heating and that timing a small craft advisory with the winds and hazards. it's not advised to make your way to the beach today and doesn't look like a beach day. in case it was in your plans, you can see dangerous rip currents and big waves. keep that in mind. and weather-wise, we have increased our slight risk a little farther west and this does include more of the area and keep this in mind for the afternoon and evening hours. the storm shield app and being news net 5 app and we'll keep you updated if anything happens. hail not likely but wind damage, yes, 65 miles per hour and the 2% chance of tornados. we have a lot of winds and the push with the front. there is that risk of seeing severe weather. the front clearing and we is the -- clears and we have lingering rain chances as the high pressure moves in and takes over. and that is a rea

we do have spotty showers left over, mainly to our north along showers to the west of dayton county. clouds are few and far between, they won't do much as far as denting the rain. strong storms, you saw video of the kokomo tornado in indiana, still tornado warnings out, the storms are in the eastern part of the state, south between fort wayne and indianapolis. those tornado warnings last for about another 15 minutes there. so that is where the bad weather is right now. temperatures here, 86 in milwaukee, 81 in waukesha, stilw going out tonight, there is that small chance of a rainshower, probably around 8:00, but it won't be much, 74 by 10:00. then cooler, drier air, i'll be back with that coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, john. >>> more local news now, a deadly apartment fire in sheboygan is not believed to be suspicious. investigators say they are still looking into an exact cause. 62-year-old debra marsh was killed, dozens more displaced, after a fire at the ember's people affected by that fire. >>> waukesha county investigators are asking for help identifying a man who robbe

flood advisories cincinnati and dayton area right now and some of this moisture is starting to track into northeast ohio so ash land, seeing a few heavy downpours. moving north and east fairly quickly, medina county, seeing a few cells moving through and summitt county across 77 south dealing with moisture and a gust front that has formed for strongsville mixing in with moisture along with a south hudson so twins burg, seeing rain drops but not tracking any lightning thus far. hour by hour, things will rev up for the rest of the evening. show you here, as you hear thunder, be inside and i'll be with you all night long. track these storms and this will definitely be on the scattered side but we are gonna go on a four day stretch of tracking rain and storms. >>> thank you. meantime, new at 6, police trying to track down three men who they say several bottles of alcohol. take a look at this right here. surveillance camera in that area caught three men walking down the road. one with a broken hand. two of them disappear then all of a sudden a dodge caravan pulls up, stars backing up into

my family is super excited and i can't wait to get back to akron and dayton and madison and just see everybody and thank them. the last month has been amazing. i haven't got to see anybody in person yet. >> well congratulations to him. now around his hometown they had a watch party tonight and this was what it was like when he was coming down the sxend grabbed that bronze med -- the end and grabbed that bronze medal. this is sean barber competing for team canada. he did not clear 18 and a half feet and he finished tenth in the event. sarah had a chance to talk with him after the event he was disapped not the marks i was looking for. but that's how it goes sometimes. >>> all right 400-meter for the women. an amazing finish as allison felix was in the lead and then all of a sudden the other runner dives and allison takes silver in her event. >>> in the individual side simone biles had a bad landing on the balance beam and was marked down. laurie hernandez won the silver and biles will have a shot at gold tomorrow in the floor exercise. the medal count brought to you by university hospi

miamimi county ohio, they say that the wins were at 75 mph it heavily damaged a farm in bradfordph near dayton, and alu gary, this video of a waterspout waterspout, near clifton beach in lakewood, jen hart responded to waterspout's just outside of the fox 8 studios on south marginal. after a week of turmoil, is campaign manager resigned, donald trump may be trying toto campaign to akron tonight here are the glenville return to football news return also love 20 season of friday night touchdown, join paging, j.t. and dan coughlin for this season. friday august 26 at 11:00 p.m. the best high school football coverage here on fox 8. and baton rouge the salvation army is setting up a massive used in a parking lot, grateful for assistancean. >> and others great need people lost about everything but the floodwater from an up to their between three and 16 the salvation army red cross and done a great job to help those in need of assistance. >> h about 4,000 remain in shelters, 40,000 homes have bee damaged, president obama, will look at the area for 9 making others happy on hi birthday,ma he is from la

also westbound florida here near dayton closed down. that's because of an auto/pedestrian accident before you can get to parker road. we also have this accident at turkey creek by windy car/deer accident. active morning. few problems on the freeways. >>> thanks, jayson. a close encounter for kayakers in canada. they came face to face with hump back whales. >> about a dozen were on a five- day expedition and heard there was a mother whale and her calf in the area. they paddled over to see and the whale family didn't disappoint. >> they do it when they're excited. you can see in the video, they they're happy. baby got everything she needed, or he, and so then the baby comes shooting out of the water and mom is just as excited. >> the kayakers have been criticized in the past for getting too close. but these particular ones said they were trying to give the whales some space, this is why they were in this spot and the whales came to them. everybody is okay. >>> a virginia cop an internet move during a back to school event. ? >> just when y

highway 55 was closed from 'burlington avenue' to 'dayton street'-- for several hours-- while police investigated. we're working right now... to find out the victim's name... and if any charges have been filed. look for updates on abc-11-dot-com or the abc-11 of killing a mother and her three young children in their greenville apartment -- should be extradited to north carolina on friday. investigators say "dibon -toone" killed "garlette - howard"...and her three girls ages six, seven, and 11. toone is the father of the two youngest victims. the '39-year-old' was arrested last night in richmond, virginia. investigators say he was driving howard's work- issued s-u-v at the time of his arrest. detectives say there's a chance the victims may have been killed several days prior to the new tonight - police in 'wilmington'-- arresting the man-- they say killed a 'lillington' woman.. and her 'unborn' child. "tevin - vann" was arrested late last night. he's charged with two counts of first degree murder. 21-year-old "ashely - mclean"...was found dead in a room-- at a 'best western' hotel in

. >> i can't wait to be back home to ohio, akron, dayton, madison. see everybody and thank them for amazing support leading up to this. >> for now he celebrates with family here in rei owe and starts thinking -- starts thinking about 2020 in tokyo. >> come down off this, take a break, everything starts building for next four years. >> we got to talk to clayton this afternoon. he's super excited about the medal ceremony coming up in the hour. then tomorrow, he's going to spend time with his mom and girlfriend. do a little sightseeings. no guarantee he's taking the medal off. university of akron had another the pole vault ending her olympic journey in the qualifiers. green high school graduate, also a pole vaulter, does advance to the finals for team canada she achieved a personal best today at height of 4.55-meters. that final is friday night here in rio. >>> we are so excited for clayton. i've got to tell you all day today, we've been feeling the buzz a little bit. will and i have gotten humble. it's simple for him. he loves to run. it's why he wants

qualifying race for he's from small town, new paris, ohio, population 1500, out on the indiana border near dayton and he is likely to make a big name for himself in tomorrow's first round. now, chris, i don't want to get ahead of ourselves, but we are being looking at three medal events tomorrow morning, all around 10 a.m. and feeling like kala harrison might have started something good tonight. you >> tonight we have the big names in the pool and tomorrow, we have our hometown names. what a great town we have upon us. >> reporter: it is an exciting time with the olympics and it seems like it's coming at us left and right. >> you handled it beautifully. we'll see you at 11. blossom music center were concerned they had to cancel the luke bryant concert tonight. it won't be canceled. it will go on. >> the indians game has started. everything is back on track but we had a big bump this afternoon. the rest of the night, we could still have a couple isolated shower chances but i think the best threat is over now. ultra muggy conditions with fog as we start tomorrow. we still have a little blips showin

rain has been falling all dayton rio. more of a subdued atmosphere at olympic park. and a veteran, las vegas reporter who started at the reviewed journal we had a chance to talk to him about the games. grading the games. >> and notes hard to tell so far but i give it a strong see at least. >> associated press reporter tim is no spring chicken when 14 games zigzagging every country and continent are more than a decade. brazil's games he says desk you make it has exceeded my expectations. [audio lost] >>. >> reed: grading the gains. >> it is hard to tell so far but i give it a strong see at least. >> reed: associated press reporter tim is no spring chicken when it comes to their limits. >> it's my 14th. than a decade. he says. >> it has exceeded my expectations. logistically they have some challenges. >>. [indiscernable] >> reed: transportation problems especially for journalists. proving difficult. late to the net usa today reporter deadbolts shattered glass on her bus. but he says he has seen much worse. he was there when a bomb blew in passing brazil's port sections

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dayton, tennessee. >> well, i was just going to tell nay dean that we have put all of william jennings brian speeches from 1896 online on our digital project. so if she would like to look at her computer, there are hundreds of them. every presidential speech is online on the website we started here at the university of nebraska, lincoln. >> all of these available online, 14 weeks. michael, the scopes trial. >> yeah, well many ways william jennings brian is known for many americans because he was one of the prosecutors in this trial in tennessee in 1925, which was prosecuting a teacher named john scopes who was teaching the theory of revolution in high school in dayton, tennessee. and what was interesting about this is this issue is still very much alive with us, of course. a large number of americans believe that the bible, you know, the book of genesis is the truth, is what -- is how the earth was formed. and brian believed that, too, but it is important to remember, too, for brian, one of the things he says it wasn't darwinism, it was social darwin. . it taught the survival of the fi

. >>> a dayton man decides to wallet that he found in the middle of the parking lot. kevin miller calling deputies after finding the credit cards and $3,400 in cash. luckily an i.d. was inside. within two hours the deputies were able to track down the owner. she was using the money for a family vacation. miller believes that god put him in the right place for a good reason. >>> well, this might be a comic- con's dream vacation. a new cruise ship taking the entertainment to the ocean. fan to see will feature the from shows like the walking dead, stranger things. movies like guardians of the galaxy. the royal caribbean cruise will set sale from team -- sail from tampa with stops to the key west and cozumel. >>> new tonight, the story behind this shocking video that you see right there. how the people in that video got themselves in trouble with the law. plus the disturbing thing that they did to that kid in the video. >>> and right now, police are searching for a driver who opened fire in a road rage shooting. what the victim said that lead to the shoo to stay alive. pl

and this is a tense dayton the courtroom. >> antonio: the family of the defendant and the victim's were present. made an uncomfortable atmosphere. the family whitney greco would like to see her freed while the family of want to make sure he gets justice. it was a packed courtroom for a preliminary hearing involving a suspected deadly have supporters for the defendant 25 old whitney and the other half for those of the victim 29-year-old aiden cohen. >>. [indiscernable] >> antonio: several witnesses testified about the night of june 28 when prosecutors say whitney hit and ran over cohen as he walked along the road near sunset and durango. christopher calloway was the first to call 911. he found collins body on the roadway. >>. [indiscernable] left the scene. about a mile from the crash scene, greco's car gave out. investigators say the front windshield was broken with the huge crack. and they remember approaching greco and seeing blood running down her face. >> she said a man was in front of her car she had him and he ran off. >> -- they contend cohen was working on the radio talking on a

they pack it up and go back to dayton where they're from, and they send a telegram to their father, success four flights, and they make this announcement. that's the quiet way of saying that the aerial age has emerged. by 1905, in an improved flier, wilbur and orville are flying up to half an hour for long distances and figure eights above hudson prairie, just outside of dayton, ohio. so, the 03 flyer, as it's going to be called, is forgotten. and it sits in crates, it goes through a flood. and where all the crates have been soaked with water and mud. and then orville is starting to reassemble the airplane and put it on different displays through the 1920s. and in 1926, it goes to england where it's at the science museum. and during world war ii, it's actually stored west of london during the blitz, during the attacks on england. but it comes to 1948, when orville with great fanfare donates the wright flyer to the smithsonian institution, and it's been on public display, whether it's at the old arts and industries building in the classic tin shed that existed for many years, and with the op

down i-75 here down towards dayton. but as we continue to with the daytime heating, we have temps right now in the 80s. and it is windy out there. that's how you know something is approaching. here is the chance of rain. 60% coverage 2:00. 4:00, 6:00 and then it drops off a little bit into the evening. there you downtown cleveland. but we are at 83. it is muggy, windy. you're out the door forecast next few hours 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, showers and storms developing. it looks like we'll be in the mid 80s for the high this morning. full forecast details coming up a little bit. tia, back to you. >> anchor: thanks so much, jeff. >>> this says a lot about ohio. two local volunteers are heading to louisiana to help aid the victims. cleveland this morning. more volunteers from northeast ohio will be sent down later this week as the red cross responds to all the people down there in louisiana. of course they need a lot of aid right now. >> since saturday essentially, we've put up over 10,000 people in shelters in louisiana. over 30,0

four other ohio cities were ranked in the top 15 as well including dayton, columbus, cincinnati and toledo. so we are getting answers for you on what you can do if your son or daughter doesn't see an infestation. mattress, pillow and a box spring cover for them. thoroughly scan their room on move in day for any type of bedbugs. inspect their textbooks too. believe it or not, they can hitch a ride on those books. never leave any jackets, backpacks or clothing on the floor. >> denise: when you hear the word lindale you think of the most ma for yous speed trap. >> denise: if you got a tuck et sting in your wallet. where does the money go? you may be surprised at some of the answers we got on some of the spending practices of a mayor who rules from outside the city. paul is digging deeper into his investigation and tonight getting more answers. >> anything else other than the road conditions? >> reporter: she admitted she spends a lot of time at the cleveland home of her boyfriend. he is the village prosecutor appointed by the mayor. pay is $15,500 plus $100 an hour for court time. travel time

of lightning here i'm also watching showers and thunderstorms around the columbus area and around dayton to see if they continue to progress off toward the north and east. i want you to have that umbrella ready to go this afternoon because you may need it. here's futureview starting off at lunchtime. and i expect that as we go throughout the afternoon, we will continue to see showers and thunderstorms pop up. it's tough to pinpoint exactly where they will develop, you know, some folks last night got bad storms and some of you saw absolutely nothing. so, these are goio hit or miss. evening commute could feature a few showers and thunderstorms. here's 9:00 in the evening, additional thunderstorm activity possible. i think by midnight, very early tomorrow morning, we should be dry across most of our area. and as i take you through tomorrow on the futureview model, well, it's probably going to look exactly like today. hot, very humid, and a chance for thunderstorms late in the day. watch how they develop here. again the clock is just above my head. this is tomorrow afternoon. and those will

that was north of dayton, slowly moved towards mansfield. and we didn't really see much of it in the cleveland area, which is good. and tonight we're not really going to see a lot either. temperatures are already, though, taking a dip. you noticed today, right. on top of the breezy conditions. some sprinkles around, spotty in nature. maybe a little moderate rain shower here and there. going to be a little on the shocking side. i say open up the windows, but you've got to be careful, because there are some showers, but look at this. i started off our future view temperatures tomorrow morning, 55 degrees is a very current threat i'm seeing for not only norwalk, but throughout medina and wooster. akron-canton you'll be in the mid to upper 50s to start off your monday morning. along the lakeshore, the big body of water keeps everyone nice and warm. so lakewood, bay village, avon, mentor, probably -- well mentor here at 65. you'll be tough to fall down into the 60s if you live right along the lakeshore. but to get going tomorrow, you're going to

in march, a man rushed the podium in dayton, ohio, and trump was startled and the secret service quickly handled the situation. and there was a man with suction cups trying to scale trump tower, to other security members with headaches, and others who attract passionate crowds. at a bernie sanders' event he was rushed by several people. what is that moment like for a secret service agent? >> you want to get between them and the protectee, and you want to have an area to touch, reach, feel for anything inside of a coat or a jacket. >> former secret service agents tell us at that moment, one or two agents have to go to the threat, and take down that person, and another agent secures the candidate, and other agents will immediately check for other threats. >> others are running to other areas, and you have 360 degree coverage in an instant. >> reporter: the secret service is constantly training for the scenarios and sometimes role playing with a fake candidate. but this year, another challenge, a candidate whose rallies are marked by fights in the audience. a candidate who sometimes incites

took at places like toe leada, dayton, home buyers have to spend about 15 or 20% of their income to buy home. so the tale of two housing markets with the mos expensive and the least expensive still relatively affordable. >> yeah. what about the interest rate scenario, ralph? lending is still relatively tight, unless you, as we saw in diana's piece have really good credit. but if interest rates start to edge up, as many in the market think they will do, sooner rather than later now, what will the impact be on housing? >> you know, it's going to take a series of consecutive interest rate increases in order to impact mortgage rates. mortgage rates are only loosely tied to the fed rate. in fact, they're more tied to the ten-year bond, after investors -- the reason why interest rates actually went down because of brexit, because investors are flocking to the ten-year bond. you know, if the fed does increase, three, four, five months in a row, yeah, we might see some pickup of mortgage rates. but that's unlikely. and on top of that, consumers are really more concerned about finding home and s