i want to go live out to mentor right in the mentor avenue. check out the cones in the road. you're obviously not driving through there this morning. look at the power lines. your attention to about the mid-point of your television screen. i know you're busy trying to make your eggs and lunch and get ready to head out the door, but you have to see this, especially in mentor. look at all the downed power lines all over the playce. again, i'm showing you downed power lines on your morning commute in portions of mentor. you drive through in some areas. you got to be careful. laura will have a comprehensive check on your traffic coming up in just a moment. i want to focus on the radar and show you what we have going on weather-wise. if you're in mentor this morning, the storms that caused that damage, they have moved out. we are dry across lake county. you go a little farther south, and there is some patchy rain. a lot of this has moved out, so most of the action now of mansfield. let's go on a little radar tour here. we go to morrow county. this is moving off towards the east-no

all right, we're in mentor tonight. a big night. so we would like to get a feel for their community when we will go out as we found a guy that will retire jimmy. hi retired jimmy, how are you? >> i'm just fine, i'm retired. coming here far long time. what makes them so special? >> the community spirit. you know, football, that it is the community. and people all come out to support it and everybody has a good time. and it is just good for the city. >> it is great out here today too as they have a little festival going on the other side. how many years have you been coming to mentor football games? >> well, i started shooting mentor football in 1972 for tv 5 and then i retired last year, so 43 years. >> you're not just an average joe as we you're retired, go back jimmy. go find a rocking chair or something. >> get out of here. hey listen, we've got a ton of games coming up for you tonight. 5:00 on your side. we're all over -- 5 on your side, we're all over the place, we'll be in aurora, twinsburg, orange, all over the place tonight.

an tomorrow, i will be in mentor, for the mentor city-fest betwee one and 3:00 p.m. at least and have the bobbleheads. a local girl fights for her life, and brain cancer. >> she's more than just medicine, the local police department'sn is doing for her, you can also show support. sheriff department captain, in his cruiser talking to a cancer patient,t, a viral video, and f good reason. >> dave nethersn spoke to the police captain and that girl's mother today about what has resulted in an overwhelming response.ns >> that has been viewed over 20,000 times since wednesday on facebook page. >> madison is six years old. she is a bright girl, full of life and loves her animals. sh loves art, and she is a great little girl. in february, diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer. >> r an opportunity that the captain seized upon to do something for a girl going through tough times. >> o direction not expected,d, but i let her talk. >> the update has a loyal facebook following,p people sending cards of encouragement to attend that we can fund raiser and may be a gas card for

mentor got it real bad, too. crews working on downed power lines on mentor avenue said this is as bad as they've seen it. >> so far since i've been with this company in this area, this is the worst that i've seen. everywhere you dry you see tree limbs, trees, power lines are down. it's >> tia: it's a slow process. workers told us it's one utility pole at a time. with more storms on the way, you will want the cleveland 19 first alert weather app on your smartphone. you can get alerts if severe weather is on the way, and then you can track those storms with our live doppler radar. it's a free download. >> brian: cleveland city council has voted to take down by police. it was be taken down next month and will go on display at a chicago museum. the tony islands arts bank. for the past year rice's mother has told "cleveland 19 news" she wants the gazebo removed and the park remodeled. >>> metrohealth medical system is reviewing a new surgery center today. the state-of-the-art facility is on brecksville near route 82.

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[applause] c-span: explain what mentors do during the week. >> our military mentors have been given groups of around 6-7 kids per mentor and they have been explaining to us the role of etiquette and decorum in some of the various settings that we have had to learn about this week as well as keeping us organized and definitely on time as well. they have also told their stories about working for the united states of america and what that met to them. and i didn't expect my military mentor to play such a big role in my experience here but she really has and i appreciate that very much. c-span: guess where i am going next? it a bit of a trek. i am going to the military mentor to find out her story. where is she? i am looking at the wrong person. what is your name again? >> major breezy long. c-span: major, why do you think she thinks you are such a good mentor? >> well, all this time i thought she was such a bright kid, but i don't know. honestly, i am not even sure how i ended up in the company of military mentors. i have not been involved with youth and volunteering as much as many of my col

for mentor's super hero, jacob. in mentor tara molina news channel 5. >> what an amazing kid. mark, what kind of weather for football games tonight? frank. this is picture-perfect weather as we wish we could bottle it up for the entire football season, but you know that's not going to happen, right? enjoy this. we are clear for the most part across northern ohio. a little front is right here. it is a stationary front, which means it's not moving. ?? so the rain showers along the front will stay right along that front. it's not going to move your way with dry weather. there it is. the power of five, dry weather everywhere you go across the include their outdoor activities to leave the rain gear at home. 82 warm degrees. elyria 83. cleveland is 88 still, in akron 89. over new philly, what a great night to be outside. 82 at 6:00. 77 at 8:00. and you are near 70 by midnight as we're only going to fall down into the middle 60s by sunrise tomorrow. but we will turn up the heat. you want 90-degree weather? well this is your weekend as we'll have those details coming beekeepers have b

in mentor, karen, news channel 5. >>> it was back on the campaign trail for donald trump and hillary clinton today. both held rallies talking act the economy. trump was in detroit this he would follow if he were to win the presidency in november like making child care more affordable by creating a tax break and wants to cut down the income tax. >> i'm proposing an across the board income tax reduction, especially for middle income americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good paying jobs. >> he also added the rich will quote, pay their fair share but not so much that it will hand was in florida in saint peters burg and took a jab at trump that he stiffs small businesses he did business with. >> be like get a big order from a resort or canzeri see no. that would be -- canzeri see casino and that was would be really hard then they'd pay you less than you deserve. >>> the car you're in may not be safe. a jd power and associates study found vehicle recalls have spiked. record 51 million in 2015 alone but not nearly that many drivers have gotten their cars fixed. in ohio, n

in that i really do feel likeky help to mentor people who are coming along. important to me. i think that the world right now needs more human kindness in it. >> i want to be a role model, especially for young african-americans. especially for young males. you can achieve if you believe. if you work hard. and you challenge the status quo. >>> in ken and kreetha coleman weren't the only recipient is. ? ? ? ? ? ? only those who dare drive the world forward. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be >>> roy clay senior is the first african-american to start a tech company in silicon valley. his extraordinary career spans more than half a century. roy clay senior is also a black this is his inspiring story. he's known as the godfather of silicon valley. the first african

now that same giving spirit is here mentoring young divers. we caught up with greg louganis mentoring one collegiate diver and he was giving him all kinds of wise advice. >> i thing that we're all put on this earth for a reason. is an energy. if you interpret that energy as pressure like oh, my god, i have to be perfect. then you are more act to implode. but if you i ter pert that -- interpret that energy as success, everyone wants to see you succeed. >> reporter: all right. there was finger wagging social media. these capturing the moments called the finger wagging incident. american lilly king won a trash-talking duel with the russian opponent. king was credible that individual was able to compete after a 16-month suspension. that finger wagging made its way all around the globe. funny to see what caught everyone's attention. we're hearing about that and he's out there online doing quite the scowl. despite the finger wagging and scowl, a lot of happy people here. >> reed, quickly, i know you are a gadget guy like i am and technology is one y

that's what they're hoping, you can sayh that there are pow crews on mentor avenue. we are at the parking lot of the saint lutheran church,, many people trying to cope with the high heat/humidity. the power crews power, while things that they hope is thatw this will be over sooner than later.r. 's daughter has just rainfall got heavier than there was thunder and lightning and just as they thought, the hope that the power to not go out and the it didha and then the sky lit u without the house was on fire there was a huge explosion it was all red and we ran outside to conceive that the tree wasd covering mentor avenue and there were sparks and cable lines down. >> large branches from a tree a few houses down fell along mentor avenue transformer blew as power lines were the power poles, traffic was reduced in one lane just east and westbound 200 homes lost power about 10:0 >> they're saying is we have no ac in our house is like 900 degrees in our house. >> they bought out generators to get through it but even with a generator that powersrs the fan and the prejudice stil

needs a mentor to talk at that big brother or sister. new approach to mentoring hopes to create perfect matches. here's kelly ring with what's right with tampa bay. >>> kaden is about to embark on creative new adventure with >> billy is teaching kaden the art of beep bopping. i just like how, it mixed it up a little. put our own tunes in. thanks to a new partnership between creative pinellas and a big brother and big trs there are lives are now moving to a different beat. ihink it's an amazing idea part of a pilot program partner artist with children who need mentors. having someone that's not your feels like a peer, a friend, but also has more, has more wisdom and experience then is a good thing artist use their creative instincts to help kids reach their full potential. there's lot data that says young people when they get in contact with artists or with art their social skills improve. their reading skills improve. their math skills improve. first encounter with billy won't be his last. >> yeah. i'm sure we will see you again. >> that

mentor was one of the hardest hit. and some residents were told they maybe without power. now powerful enough to run the whole house. but he can use lamp. with a 7 watt bulb. keep his refrigerator and freezer stocked with food. and keep the sump pump running. >> . blessing. the sun hasn't warmed us up. we're still cooler inside. than it is outside. >> . crews spent the day repairing electrical lines. that were taken down with powerful winds brought down huge trees in the area of mentor avenue and garfield road. the number of customers in lake county without power is less than a thousand. those are now expected to have their power restored by six o'clock tomorrow night. >> . that's 85 percent higher than the state minimum. city leaders previously said they were against the hike. fearing it could cause businesses to close. or move. city says this is its final >> . new tonight. the removal of the reck center gazebo is moving forward now. >> . it will be deconstructed. and be put together at its new home. in a chicago museum. >> this plan has been in the works for about 6 mont

athletes louganis mentored. talking about how he hit his head on a diving board in 1988 only to come back with stitches and win gold. >> i knew i was close. >> yeah. >> he's a mentor for the u.s. diving team and for the young kids and some people might not realize that in sports. it means a lot. >> reporter: louganis forthright about hiv and a.i.d.s. and being he said in speaking the truth, for him and others, it was a game changer. >> by sharing my perceived weaknesses, i was actually sharing my strengths. >> >> so a perspective from a champion who opens others will be champions. reed cowan, news 3. >> a lot of fun meeting a lot of folks out there. be shoo urto follow reed and chloe's social media pages. news3lv.com any time for all of the action from the games in rio. >>> and while you are watching stories of triumph in rio, a professional ballroom dancer who survived of the boston marathon bombing is sharing her own story. >> her name is adrian. her decision to stop and watch the runners three years ago chang

lots of power crews up-and-down mentor avenue. right across from the garfield site as they try to restore power to people who have high heat/humidity and >> start out rainfall then became heavier than lightning and thunder and then the power went out. we thought that the house was on fire, there was a huge explosion and it was all redo i a room and we could see that th tree was completely covering mentor avenue with sparks flying. large branches from a tree a power lines from the long mento avenue , transformer blew as he lines were ripped from the top of the polls and twisted apart. reducing traffic to just one way east and west boundnd, 200 homes lost power 10:00 p.m. tuesday with high temperatures the outage cannot come at a bad time. >> the worst thing is that it people brought out generators to try to get through this, eve with a generator powering some fans and the fridge is still ho inside of the house the power covey said it could be several hours or a day before he gets power restored, he said d this sometimes the price y

well today, he sat down with a one-on-one interview with me to talk about how he is in rio, mentoring young divers. consider the greatest diver of all time olympic gold greg who found his way to real. sounding more like a wide stage. >> i think we're all part of this earth for a reason. >> reed: then olympic superstar. >> just be true to yourself and it allows people those freedoms. >> reed: he knows it since his early teams that he is a champion now mentoring young athletes in rio. >> in mentoring, to have an impact on a young child and you know i think that that is huge. >> reed: his advice for those in the diving board, channel the energy.[indiscernable] >> going to an olympic venue and the energy, it is powerful. and if you interpret that energy as pressure,, gosh i have to be perfect! then you are more apt to implode. but if you interpret that energy as inspiration, because if you think about it every single person in that auditorium want to see you succeed. >> reed: collegiate diver [indiscernable] talking about the moment lou split his head on the diving board in 1988 only to c

eight emerging businesses >> some of those mentors who joined us on the morning show today for a preview of clevelan hustle's. m i lived in cleveland all my life and once you get to certain place and life, you want more than just profits,, i'm not even call it getting back a much as sharing , to spread the wealth. plenty of people out there who have that cleveland grant. that never say no attitude. and we are funding those people. and we are creating jobs in that neighborhood to make a visible impact, investors, people who come down to have dinner.r. now have seen by example, that there are a lot of people committed to investt in the cit and not just to do good it is a bonus. >> . >> cleveland hostel premieres tonight on cnbc. august 24 is kobe bryant day in los angeles of the city council picked toda to commemorate the numbers and he wore while playing, number espn he will be honored at city hall not for winning five championships over 20 season career but for his charity work as well. >> buanother duggar baby, jessica and her husband ben seewald that they expect another baby due in feb

also had the city let us know mentor avenue is partly down down to one lane asw a cleanup damage we talkre to neighbors to snow n brookshire road take a listen to what they had to say. >> last that i was supposed to be in the bahamas today missing a flight right now i've madey te emergency phone calls was that is when i came down the street i just talked c c and then passint flyers this is the worst they have ever seen since hurricane sandy's. >> oh my gosh i could not believe it. i was driving when the storm is happening,s and i tried to get down the street street the street that street and itor was crazy. >> also mlk university circle that areani had a lot of streetlights out this morning when we were driving around that becomes a four-way stop if history late is not working also talking to one of the neighbors here this it ishb backyard is destroyed. we will go check that out here and give you an update on thate coming up in the next half-hour again u as she wl >> especially for that guy is supposed to be in the bahamas terrible terrible and when duty calls is off working thank y

we love having her mentor. we utilize her as a tool so we can get these females through these programs and hopefully get a handful of them to turn out like her. >> i want to thank you guys for having me here, and i'm really looking forward to getting to know anybody that would like to get to know us. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> it's good to see you always. >> yes. i'll be back next week. you know i will. >> it will be a pleasure. >> thank you. >> while april arnold volunteers to mentor women whose drug problems often coincide with jobs in the sex industry, sheree dean feels no need for such mentoring. nearing the end of a six-month sentence, she's anxious to get back home. >> my sister-in-law sent them to me. that's me and my daughter when i was pretty. >> what's the hard part about seeing this picture? >> i was so pretty. you have makeup and look pretty. in here you don't have nothing. no lotion, no makeup, no bronzer, no lip liner, nothing. >> because the jail doesn't allow inmates to purchase co

gandhi will be at th mentor civic center for winterfest he will be there between one and 3:00 p.m. with it will be lots of fun there at the mentor city-fest. >> ll fda issued new rules to protect the nation's blood supply from zika virus they wan all ususlo that means every state will nee to test blood donations, previously it was limited to puerto rico andp two florida counties, but there are more feared the marquesas could pop up in florida. >> we have twomoar additional counties. it is spread of mostly by mosquitoes but could that can cause serious birth defects, blood banks are already screening for other blood-borne illnesses panics death toll in central italy fro the earthquake is rising, the total is 281, most of them live in81 the same town, this is new aerial video ofe that area that shows the distraction, aftershocks have damaged a pair of bridges leading to the town leavinga people they're there scrambling to find altern. >> reward for suspect in the murders of a couple of months they were found thursday mississippi they failed to show up at a clinic, they are not reveal

a lot of them we try to get more and more women mentors. the idea is these mentors are already in tech. they are in the pipeline. but then working with these groups of girls, the fact they make the girls and inspire the next generation. we hope to keep inspiring women who are in technology and also build the pipeline by inspiring these girls and giving them the confidence they can solve any problem. >> jennifer, what did you do this summer? >> an internship at a research lab at uc santa cruz. >> you are 15. >> it was cool. >> good for you. allison, what did do you? >> basically the first part of the summer was all preparing for technovation. making last details with the app. after that, the world pitch was over. i went to a three week long sleepaway camp in engineering. >> your app is available on andro android. are you working on developing for other systems as well? >> yeah. we just partnered with a company and they volunteered to help us to develop our app for ios. hopefully in the next few weeks. >> we are grateful for them to help us o

. >> it happened on mentor avenue near garfield wrote asas roosev leftwich has the latest information. it was a terrible night. can see a clump of trees the power crew working that's what happened. large tree limb. had fallen across the power lines causing problems. power lines remain down here, traffic down to one lane on the northbound here at mentor avenue and garfield wrote with treason parallels dined. knock at large lambs on the power lines people say a transformer caught fire for 20 minutes mentor avenue wa blocked off for most of the morning.to as they tried to tear out the damage it has been a difficult day for everyone with warmer temperaturesne. >> lots of thunder lightening. everything went out. try to go back to sleep. >> without the house was on fir it was a huge explosion we can see that tree was covering mentor avenue. still see in the northbound lane. it will be like that for a while. first energy hopes to have power restored tonightf. the big issue is if it will be restored to stop many people were told that by the power company might be another day before they get t

this helicopter sprayed weed killer over the mentor marsh today. the goal? to wipe out fragmites, an evasive plant that chokes out native ones. some neighbors tell me that th poses a potential health risk. that spray aqua nea contains -- contains phosphates. a representative told me the spray is safe and approved by the epa adding killing off the weeds will allow native plants to grow back and thrive. while some neighbors tell me that they worry about the chemical, others say they are not concerned about the spray drift near neighborhoods. >> i would like to see it back cat tails. that's the way is suppose to be. be -- that's the way it is suppose to be. >> reporter: that helicopter was out here spraying late this afternoon. the rest of the week they will be spraying from the ground. live in the mentor marsh, paul kiska news channel 5. >>> if you are heading to the airport, here is an important reminder. weapons aren't allowed in your carry-on bags. for the second week in a row the tsa has seized a record mb talking 81 guns. last week alone. several of them

so did mentor. we'll be tracking through that this evening eyeing to see what storms we get tonight. lot of people. downed trees and wires. >> mark: denise zarrella is joining us out there with how some are coping out there. denise. >> denise: mark, i want to show you the roots of the gigantic tree that came down in front of lutheran high east last night. take a look at this. i'm standing right next to it to give you an idea of the scale of it. gigantic trees like this down all over the cleveland heights area. maybe not quite as one. this was a real biggy causing thousands of power outages in the area. diedra urbee shows us the food probably damaged in her refrigerator. thousands of power knocked out. >> a lot of thunder, rain, trees falling, a blackout. it was something. >> reporter: a tree branch speared the garage behind her home. kind enough to think of their neighbors. >> there's not going to be power, so i got a cooler and ice and took it to neighbors that don't have power, so that would be he

mentor to cleveland is 28 minutes, akron to cleveland is 37 minutes. we'll keep an eye on this all morning long, and we will make sure you know about trouble spots. >> tia: any minute now most kids are waking up to get up for school. i know you're dreading it. cleveland school kids are on the brink of the second day of school, but the teachers are threatening to walk off the j-o-b this morning. authorized the strike as contract negotiations underway since november have stalled according to the union, sin they're putting out a strike notice. nichole vrsansky is getting answers for us this morning. >> nichole: a lot of questions we still have this morning, but we know that we are waiting for the cleveland teachers union to issue a statement. they will do it later today. teachers have worked without a contract since june 30th, and a spokesperson from cleveland schools told us late last night that's where we stand right now. we're working to get new details on where the negotiations stand and what will happen next. guys. >> brian: thank you so much. if you

if you join me from mentor ar or painesville, heads up. this could clip you as we get closer to 6:30. i do not think today is going to be a washout. so if you're waking up and you're like, thinged to do today, don't worry. it won't rain constantly, but we're in and out of showers throughout the day. we could see one pop up at any time from now through 11:00 in the morning. at 11:00 onward we say through about 4:00 or 5:00, could have a few thunderstorms out there as we start to heat things up. we're not forecasting severe weather for today. our temperature trend is 72 right now. it is warm. in fact, for me of us it is 73 at 9:00, 81 with thunderstorms this afternoon. that will be your forecast high for the day. tonight, dry and breezy and mostly cloudy and problem-free out at the ballpark. we have a 7:10 first pitch and we'll be in the mid-70s for that. how do the mid-70s sound to you for high temperatures? i like it. let's look at the full seven-day planning forecast. the end of the week we have this big push of cooler, drier highs tomorr

out east of more than 200 homes in mentor are without rainfall toppled trees and knocking downed power lines this is mentor road and garfield roa they say transformer, firear , ntor avenue was blocked for most morg nandnd now down to just one lane in both direction as theydo get his back to normal, police officer speaks out with a survivor story, after being hit by an out-of-control driver..ft >> peggy gallek as the courageous message. the crutcheear temporary, officer ted davis says that the smile on his face is permanent. god was looking down on me that night.. >>e's thankful to be able to walk because just 18 days ago it was not something he was sure h would be able to again.18 two surgeries, the dr. said that everything was pushed upo had to bring that back down wit broken ribs and broken pelvis. >> on july 23, the police say that 46-year-old donald watson junior oaron purposely rammed his pickup truk nto the cruiser. >> police say that watson made this 911 call threatening to kill law enforcement officers shortly before he crashed into several part cruisersofof in th fled and then

mentor cardinals and massillon you are thee game of the week we will see you at 11:00 p.m. tonight with the season premiere of friday night touchdown. p josh tomlin pitching last night in texas the indians opened the series against a tough rangers team in arlington. not good for wahoo nation. gives up a long ball again earl in the game, carlos gomez with root three run shot did not hel matters, frankie lindor at second base, tomlin gave up a bushel full of home runs this year, it is way too many, and the 30s. the indians manage just two hits an they were plagued, the final wa nine-zero. the man who brought cleveland a calder cup title, colorado avalanche named him as their new head coach. so now the monsters will be searching for a new head coach beginning immediately. tristan thompson, spend some time with larry. with the larry o'brien trophy spending time in toronto at a charity event, that is one of the best shots we have seen of the trophy now also canada see you tonight for friday night touchdown the browns buccaneers tonight as well. >> ?a very expensive pitch at the

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. >> he is accused of shooting a mentor, police say he was romantically involved with her. >> reporter: troy and syleste, for the past six days, phoenix police have been looking for 19-year-old malik thomas. someone called with a tip that our cameras were there as phoenix police responded and kron fronted him and took him into custody. we are told at fist, he tried to run a shot distance then he was confronted by offers who drew their guns. at that point, he gave up and was arrested and taken into custody without incident. there are a bunch of restaurants, pet shop, businesses that were open at the time and one employee told us got caught up in the mix. as soon as she saw police with their guns drawn, she ran into the pet shop, obviously, frightened but safe today. we don't know why he was in this area. this is opposite side of town where the shooting happened. he gunned down a woman he knew. police say the victim and thompson knew each other and they were involved in a romantic police. the victim worked for an organization that supported low-income families and the victim was a mentor

good morning in warren and 53 and mentor in the mid-50s. it's cooler than it was this time yesterday, but this afternoon it's actually going to be a little bit warmer. we'll go 79 at midday, and then an afternoon high of 83. mostly sunny skies is your forecast for today in the greater cleveland area. akron/canton will get 84 for you. we're already around 85 midday. so much warmer than this afternoon than what many of you had on your monday. let's go through the full seven-day planning forecast. after today, mid-80s tomorrow, so summer kind of coming back, and then we get hot and humid on thursday. mid-80s with much higher humidity there. no rain around here until wednesday night into thursday. through on that second-to-last-day of the week. looks like we should die, and the weekend looks fantastic. 81 on saturday and 85 on sunday. laura. >> laura: a good look for your morning commute as well. a lot of green on the highways. that's good for the traffic forecast. maybe not so much for the weather forecast. you see a lot of green on the map, b

doppler max line of showers and storms fair port and mentor down to ba'ath. east of medina north of akron a closer look on the lakeshore. everything is calmed down a little bit. there are no warning boxes out. with that said right along the towards the northeast madison, heads up. the biggest winds and strongest winds is on the edge of all of this. traffic is backed up where this storm has been. i-90 is one of them. lightning tracker you can see that at this point. right through here, this is one of our bigger concerns. south madison and thompson probably should take cover. the storm has the potential to have up to 60mile-an-hour winds and everything died down a don't tell anybody that in the path of the storms. we lost a lot of trees and power outages. down to chardon and munson. can you see it is breaking up in spots which is good. middlefield getting soaked again. every day you have something. bainbridge and ba'ath and akron and twinsburg. definitely starting to come on the edge of this going all the way through cuyahoga falls heads up. acts at blossom luk

if you need me, call for me, i'll come down there. >> even though donnegan will not be street's mentorrm they will still see each other at work. donegan is also an electrician, and street is his assistant. >> in the morning 6:00 shower. take care of yourself, okay. he going to wake you up in the morning. he work with you. >> get you an alarm clock. >> i wake him up, i'll say is it time to go yet. >> he wake me up at 5:00. we got to be at work at 6:00. street wakes me up at 5:00 every morning. so he can get the pleasure of getting up an hour early from mr. street. >> as frank street begins a new life in general population, correctional officers investigate a recent stabbing in d-east, administrative segregation. >> somebody i heard got stabbed. up on 500. so they usually locus down. we resume our regular activities. >> since he's currently in ad-seg, steven weaver is one of the inmates on the shakedown list. >> it will give you something to do after they're gone, put everything back. it's not a pain. i'm used to it. >> this is another place to hide things. stick it up in there and they'

look out for the high-scoring capabilities of them mentor offense. their junior quarterback sugars and shocked cactus that's pretty potent there's fifth several first 5 acres with the south defense they could have a very, good season. they open at home against the massillon tigers and season 20 of friday night touchdown to marry the speak here are nominees the first game of the week. they take on the tigers and mentor and division iii cj. that mckinley and how far west g. that chardon. go over to fox8.com to vote. andre get on your computer and start voted. polls close at 9:00 p.m. and will announce the winning team on fox 8 news at 10:00 p.m. sound effects are courtesy of entr?e. vote early and vote often. it's going to be cleared tonight overnight lows about 60 not as close last that's okay 85 tomorrow maybe a shower late. thanks everybody and joined the morning show group 4:00 a.m. and boating again. ay i'm looking for a crested blazer. a crested blazer? i wore one once, and i really think it did something for me. yes, i think we might have someth

[applause] my good friend and my mentor, sitting right here, fema is a very difficult job, especiallyet into a situation where we have to respond to the needs of american citizens. the administrator has been my hero from day one. to me, he's a domestic ops master. there's no one like him. i've picked his brain on some of the work we have been doing in international and integrative planning here in the homeland. thank you so much for what you continue to do. [applause] time too don't blow my bad, for all of our enlisted team that serves with the joint chiefs, what a great team. back seating us, front seating us, leaving us are so many challenges -- leading us through so many challenges. you have done so much. thank you. [applause] staff, thegressional mla's that came today, i wish every american can see what they do for us on the hill in a very difficult time. this whole team has been phenomenal to work with and i have learned so much from our congressional staff. i want to thank them and their members for the support they continue to provide to the department of defense. everyone here

mentor to cleveland, on time, 28-minute drive for you. elyria to cleveland, 27 minutes for you, and 19 minutes inbound from strongsville. we have the east side commute coming up at 6:33. i'm going to go see the puppy. guys. >> tia: maybe you want to ride out to geauga county. this is perfect for you if you want the chance to win tickets to the geauga county fair. logon to our website, cleveland19.com, or our facebook each winner will receive four tickets. good luck. >>> time is 6:19. if you're an avid amazon shopper -- same is, by the way -- wait until you hear. >> nichole: i think another package just arrived. >> tia: they're always showing up. wait until you hear what they're selling next. >> nichole: a murder mystery in mississippi. the victims are two nuns. what police are looking for what muscle pain? what arthritis pain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. nexium 24hr is now the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for complete protection all d

. >>> what a great look over mentor. blue skies. barely a cloud in the sky area wide, just a couple clouds here and there. and mid-70s in cleveland and elyria and 78 in akron, 77 in almost cool in ashtabula right now. and there are the clouds sliding southward and they should fade completely once the sun goes down and we're not looking at any rainfall in the evening and the overnight. and middle and upper 70s at 6:00 and lower 70s at 8 and mid- and upper 60s on the way up to 10:00 p.m. overnight the lows in the 50s. you may need a sweater. i'll tell you how will linger coming up. >>> a social media scare. and an app could be linked to the kid happening in of a six- year-old cleveland girl and the attempted abduction of another child in elyria. what we know about the new information in the case. >>> it is a ranking that no state wants to have, the most threats against schools. how many cases ohio saw in the last school year and what impact the threats have on students, staff and law council to task. a proposal that has a city divided

they say mentor police moved in on the crew before a recent job. they stopped a van. made arrests. they caned a lot of information that they hope to use to arrest more people in the future. reporting live in cleveland, carly flynn morgan, channel 3. >> they had quite a run. and now it is over. the road to the white house made its way back to northeast ohio as hillary clinton game to cleveland. chris tye has more on her message. >> she game to john marshall high school. she spoke for 32 minutes. try to keep the spark lit for her election this fall. >> on the outside, it was a her daughter that a woman can be president. >> she says, you have to be a boy to be president. >> i said, oh, sweetie, no. anyone can be president, right, honey? >> on the inside, it was that woman watching these students show off a robotics lab made from the minds of young clevelanders. but the mcics of olympics come first today and clinton used this opportunity to push back on a newly pivoted donald trump who last night tried to sell his brand to nonwhite voters. >> the democratic party failed and betrayed th

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look out for the high-scoring of them mentor to vote. close thursday be a very very few it we will fofo at 9:00 p.m. have a great went as we send it back your way. we if you as its already. keep it right here for much more on hospital khmer while visited the books this month with respect to sleep patients smoking anytime soon.s sp there's confusion as to when the rta.eed to bebe good at morning and welcome to your wednesday it is august 24na for 29:00 a.m. i hope you have a nice night of sleep leadingi hr in the city or wherever you may be.ee let's get right to scott sabol the cap weather is i don't thik you walk her through the daylight hours system will start to develop after sunset the humidity is goingev up we aree seeing more 60s a the outlying areas if they show you the world we sell yesterday.e yesterday. fifty-seven today 63.rdrd today the wentzel pick backupk you areup speaking of the cold front warm front actually put a little bit for showers and thunderstorms south of st. louis will start to be developed today is the humidity

mid-80s canton to mentor to ash land. 83 currently in fremont. here's your evening. notice, isolated little lightning bolts there. not a total washout. but any time after 8:00 p.m., could be an isolated storm. the high, pulling away. quarms -- warms us up. two hours ago in cleveland. and he front in. here's the cold front. oh, man. it should be a cold front. my bad. front and right here. through chicago to st. louis. i'm not going to drop in tomorrow afternoon. concentrating some isolated storms over us. 71 tonight. a few storms staying mild. tomorrow, let's bring it on up. 89. flirting with 90s. strong afternoon storms >>> in health news, at 5:00. turns out, we all know this. women face a lot of restrictions on what they can eat or drink during pregnancy. now, it looks like there's one more thing out there. a new study found eating too much fat and sugar during pregnancy could be a possible link to having children with adhd. while this connection has not been conif i con -- confirmed, researchers say it's best to use precaution. eat plenty of foods high in fiber, a

as far as the mentor is concerned make sure cuts and sunshine here to the last few frames and here goes. a couple of rain curtains blowing through the city. heavy dumpers earlier that faded away. now another line beginning to charge through from north to south. an injured in a frame from platteville over toward the eastern border. the cells seem to be weakening just a little bit. it looks like some rain for the metro area within the next 25-45 minutes depending on where they are in the north side of town. it looks like the north edge of the metro area here about 35 minutes away from dia. the first pitch for the rockies by the way in about 40-45 minutes. hopefully this will clear out for first pitch there at coors field. here is the this low-pressure just a stubborn area hanging over the four corners south-central colorado, it hasn't been living very much from west to east. it will get the gears going as a goes through the overnight and through the day tomorrow. in the meantime as a start things off with future cast, we start off you're tonight. about midnight i think everybody is dry. s

them basically, they're surrounded by mentors all the time." through this constant interaction, the mentors promote entrepreneurship, which harvey sees an having a direct effect on the teens view of their own community. "we are really pushing that so the youth understands that when we have more entrepreneurs and more business owners we have less crime in the inner city." it all begins with what happens on the pretty intense actually, it's not real easy, it's real competition." and it transfers to what can happen off the court as well for him and another 16 year old, jawun leon-guerrero. "a couple weeks ago i learned how to manage my money more, one thing they have is pay yourself first which is like taking care putting away like 20 dollars to yourself or something like that. and if you have bills taking care of that and just try to set your money more." "we talk about how black lives matter and how us, as young men ,we are exposed to an environment that's not really health educational things." as the kids continue to add to their skill set, har

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congratulations to the mentor cards. and tigers. you are the friday night touch down game of the week. >> . just giving up a boat load of home runs. here's another one. >> the indians manage two hits. and they were blanked by a nine to nothing count. >> . congratulations to the man who today the avalanche named him as their new head coach. now the monsters will be searching for a new coach. that begins immediately. >> . tristan thompson spending some time with larry. this time larry made a trip oud the u.s. outside the u.s. in toronto. posing with tristan thompson. high above the city. and ep joying it. >> enjoying it. >> . he has been everywhere. >> . he gets around. >> see what's shaking up. tomorrow we're looking partly khoud tkeu. temperatures temperatures still warm. not nearly as humid. and for the weekend. last weekend of august. partly cloudy skies. nearing 90. hitting another 90 on saturday and sunday. for the fox trot. dry in the morning. slight chance of a spotty storm during the afternoon. with the cold front. otherwise

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