reporting in new london melissa raymond channel 3 news. >> that is huron county. now to summit county. the man shot and killed has been identified as 61-year-old phillip hasan. police responded to th slammed another man's arm in a car door. when officers approached, he reached for an assault rifle. the akron officer who pulled the trigger is on administrative leave. >>> the cuyahoga county prosecutors office indicted two cleveland men for the murder of a 17-year-old. they were indicted on 14 charges including murder, kidnapping and robbery. officials say he ordered newell to kill the 17-year-old girl robbed a bank in north field village back in august. she was later found shot to death. >>> cleanup is under way in a fire department after a weekend break in there. tonight still no suspects. they wrote profane messages all over this fire equipment before arpaneting on beds and carpet and 14 pieces of gear. one trustee tells channel 3, this is just the latest blow for the fire station. last month the causing major changes in how the fire district operates. >> this is

. >> reporter: i'm in new london this eve thing. just 16 miles north of ashland. investigators are continuing to sift through this garage after bones were discovered over the weekend. s police chief here doesn't believe that they are connected in think way to sean but it did cross their mind so they looked into it. and police around this area are saying they wouldn't be surprised if he had more victims. >> we have to prove it isn't someone that has been missing for 30 years. >> reporter: gail lives down the street from the garage where nearly 80 bones were found. >> with everything that is going on in ashland and norwalk and then we find the bones in new london.

i might get shot if he comes back to new london, because there's a lot of people very disturbed about him not standing up. i didn't say it was me. i didn't say it was anybody else. i said there's a possibility, that's it." a large portion of kaepernick's extended family lives in the new london area -- in waupaca county.the waupaca county board chair says penney's comment was inappropriate -- other members of the committee reprimanded him and told him he was out of order.supervisor penney says he won't apologize for the comment -- but he's sorry if he up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4.a possible break through in medicne is giving hope to those living with alzheimers.then -- an answer to your coffee addiction. why the blame for the third cup joe might fall russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, ts to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest

i said there's a possibility he might get shot if he comes back to new london, because there's a lot of people very disturbed about him not standing up. i didn't say it was me. i didn't say it was anybody else. i said there's a possibility, that's it." a large portion of kaepernick's extended family lives in the new in waupaca county.the waupaca county board chair says penney's comment was inappropriate -- other members of the committee reprimanded him and told him he was out of order. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...pure imaginationwhere you can catch two classic gene wilder films this weekendand up next...over the edge.why vince vitrano and other thrill seekers are russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for

. >>> 79 human bones discover inside a barn in new london. the latest on the investigation. >>> plus, you may want to change your breakfast plans for tomorrow morning. a popular food recall tonight. what they're worried about. on thursday. will it feel like summer or fall? answers coming umm. >>> an emotional reunion 20 year ins the making. we'll have the story behind >>> a london couple cleaning out their newly purchased barn megan got an exclusive view of the barn where the skeleton was discovered. >>reporter: 79 bones found on the top floor of this barn. investigators say they've been there for decades and trying to figure out who they belong to. a hundred year-old barn with a century of old secrets. the new owner told me she was digging around when she spotted a standup air drier on the top floor and while up there -- >> i saw i was like, yeah, this is kind of creepy, i should probably ask my husband. >>reporter: her husband check it had out and called police. >> i walked over with an officer and realized they were human remains so we had

other news this morning new london police are investigating human remains found in the garage attic thatstre pictures y bees disturbing.s atu couple that brought the pror two months b ago made the discovery that remains a be female and to have been there for at least 30 yearsrs investigators recovered about 7b points including cut pieces of the skullts i is no indication f how this woman type the properte used included building thatr housed the doctors office they are investigating whether that it freaked me out but it's at start. shower animal bones's's and when you find out that they are human zonesyo of the script freaked o. here in analyzing the bones that could take several weeksn a they plan to return the speak to look for any bugs that might have been missed.pee weather and traffic just ahead of your conservative know you felt likeat they should send his followers. that's whatat happened after one her bank. the explosion was sent unmannedn to the hospital after something exploded in his pants pocket.sp good morning to you as wellas let's have a look at that eight our forecast. that so

>> bci is analyzing the bones a weeks or months, with more than 100 bones unaccounted for,w the new london police say they plan to return later to see if anything was missed. the death of a state trooper on i-90 last week is led to the i-team digging into, to see if more troopers are being injured on the highways as ed gallek here with what he found out. more troopers are getting injured, the state highway patrol does not have a broken down appeared last week, a driver, high on drugs hit and killed trooperhi kenneth velez, who has been flagging down the car doing traffic enforcement, the patrol says e-coli tell us how many have been injured on the job overall last year it wa a statewide total of 88 but argue this year through august 87. immediately bricktownwn how all the injuries occurred, it could have been anything from w the highways to running after a suspect h, but no trooper tests on duty till now, and checked in with the troopers union that saidhe they have not had any specific concerns aboutth traff enforcement safety. dean says the troopers have the option to flag over drivers wh

matt bradley, nbc news, london. >> a small plane crashed in to a parking lot killing all three people on board in that plane. this happened at an airport in our home state of november. >>> plus, student shocked vandalized. >>> and the outstanding charitable accomplishments. news live 3 will be right back. >> three passengers dead after their plane crashed in to the no flights at that airport were affected. more than 100 cars were stuck while they cleared the crash. >>> the pilot of a small plane made that emergency landing on a busy interstate after the aircraft ranut the skilled pilot was able to land perfectly. let's take a look at the state of georgia. the courtroom is empty. jury selection beginning of a father accused of intentionally they went to a different county to assure a fair trial. he says he left the son by accident. searches on the internet show he was looking for a child-free lifestyle. >>> a fire takes the nine members of the same family, six of them children -- i'm sorry. five children. four adults and five children were killed in the fire and the only survivor is a

d'agata tag (charlie d'agata / cbs news / london ) the american election is getting lots of coverage from kremlin backed channels and newspapers. no prizes for guessing who they see as the favorite. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. /// ((paul joncich)) >>> don't forget we will carry tonight's debate in its entirety right here on 8 news now. following 8 news now live at 5 and the cbs evening news with scott pelley. then at our 11 o'clock newscast we'll have reaction and analysis./// ((christianne klein)) >>> it could start feeling a little bit like fall in the valley this week.. ((paul joncich)) >> katie boer is in for tedd with a look at how things are shaping up in the valley.... ((katie boer)) how about it... a nice warm day locally across the valley to kick start the work week. we're watching plenty of sunshine from the south this late afternoon and evening. .............. seasonally normal temps. in the low 90s, upper 80s today across the valley. right now current conditions across the region are seasonally mild in the upper 80s. we'll drop into the evening to about 86 by 7pm..

anthony mason, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with department commissioner james o'neill about the bombing investigation. >>> plus charlie sits down with u2 singer bono. and actor scott bakula from "ncis:new orleans" joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. the studio. i'm meg oliver, have a good day. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- >>> good morning. it's tuesday, september 20. a live look at levi's stadium. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> it's football season! >> i'm michelle griego. >> i saw beyonce there. over the weekend. yes. >> and? >> i think that trumps football. >> oh. >> oh, those are some fighting words! >> there was a super bowl and then a concert broke out. [ laughter ] >> i thought the lights were on for levi's because they're still cleaning up after the concert. if you are outside right now or getting ready to head out the door, we have some extremely extremely mild conditions after another day with triple digits in our inland ar

london. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." am keene in newua london. let's get to taylor riggs. bankr: china's biggest will cut the most jobs in at least six years. the banks illuminated 26,000 jobs in the first six month of the year, at least 1.5% of their workforces. it highlights the possibility that they will pose the biggest -- that the world's biggest provider is banking jobs. hedge funds is taking a 10% stake in the struggling mexican restaurant chain chipotle, who has been criticized for a slow response to a food safety crisis. sales are down 14% at yesterday's close. apple unveils the new iphone today. there is speculation the iphone 7 will do away with the headphone jack. that would make the phone thinner and would prompt users to move to wireless headphones. iphones make up almost 2/3 of apple's revenue or you can watch special coverage of the iphone event here on bloomberg to be, 10:00 a.m. san francisco, 1:00 p.m. in new york, and 6:00 p.m. in london. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. coming up s

he and donald traveled all over together, colorado, denver, phoenix, fort lauderdale, new york, london. they were involved in putting building products together. felix satter is the defender in a private attorney action in new york. accusing him of running a quarter billion dollar tax fraud. his only accusation. it could not have taken place but for a letter donald trump signed that authorized changes that made it possible. this tax fraud goes to icelandic banks to russian oligarchs. he is a convicted violent felon. he put the broken end of a margarita stem into a man's face. it took 110 stitches and his face will never be right. he is a convicted stock swindler with the help of four mob families in new york, he ran a $40 million stock scam. he pled guilty. donald is not supposed to be, when he had a casino, associating with these folks. secondly, they are borrowing money from banks and they hid this. the reason felix sometimes put an extra t in his name is so journalists would not find out about his background. donald trump had a duty to investors and to bankers he borrowed from to in

this cell phone video shows the 28-year-old handcuffed and laying on the ground in london, new jersey, yesterday. president obama who is in new york for the u.n. general assembly praised the officers who risked their lives for taking him down. >> just one more reminder of the extraordinary skill and sacrifice and courage of our law enforcement officers. and what they put on the line every single day to make sure that we are safe. >> reporter: authorities say they've directly linked rahami to saturday's explosions in both new york city and new jersey. and connected him to five more bombs found sunday night near a new jersey train station. they're also looking into whether he had any ties to terror groups. official told cbs news that rahami traveled to his native afghanistan at least three times in the last three years. he also visited pakistan. as the investigation continues to unfold people who live here along the street where the bomb went off are returning home. and businesses are back open once again. >> all we can do is be vigilant and clean up the mess. >> it's not a block you th

committee meeting earlier this week.a large number of kaepernick's extended family lives in the new london area of waupaca county.the board chairman says penney's comment was inappropriate 53-1:05(dick koeppen/board chair) "he has a wry sense of humor and that was not the thing toay times. and for that, as head of the county board, i apologize. he didn't mean it. i apologize." apologize." 3 penney claims his comment came as part of a discussion with other board members about the recent deadly shootings in the area.he says he won't apologize for the comment, but says he's sorry if he offended anyone. the milwaukee bucks have narrowed their list of potential sites for a d-league team to ?three.? two of those locations - racine and oshkosh but if you look at history - the third option might be a winner. believe it or not - sheboygan was once home to an n-b-a team.the year was 1949 - and the sheboygan redskins only lasted one year in the league.but their stadium still remains and a new effort is underway to bring basketball back to the old armory. joe wolf - executive director, lakefront jewel

it is headed toward new london. we also noticed light to moderate rainfall pockets in and around erie county in huron county. it is headed toward akron. stick around, will we ever warm back up? will take a look at your power >> reporter: hoping to win over undecided borders, volunteers -- voters, volunteers are working the phones were 18 >> there is no state that is more important. no other president has ever won the nomination without winning ohio. >> reporter: many think the decision on where the election will go live here. >> reporter: i think ottawa county is a good indicator for the rest of the country. >> reporter: the program manager at the local station says he hears a common theme from voters on both sides of the isles. -- i'll .-- aisle. i -- i think a lot of people aren't sure . >> reporter: trying to bring in those voters, the donald trump campaign is spending more on than in any other state. there are reports the clinton campaign has set aside more than $20 million for tv ads to run here in ohio between

matt bradley nbc news london. >>> accurately west, the spot where lisa shot a boy to death will be dismantled today. this is the gazebo in cleveland. the officer thought the boy had a real gun when it was actually a pellet gun. the gazebo has become somewhat of an memorial -- a memorial for the boy. gazebo will be taken to a chicago museum for display. rices death -- rice's death was one of several shootings that sparked protests. >>> 95,000 seasonal workers will be hired to meet demand for on-demand -- online shopping demand. retailers are looking ahead. target reports they plan to store workers which is about the same as last year. to so many places are hiring. -- and >> so many places are hiring. >>> he has a ton of followers, now you can come and see him in person. actor in yuma nights activist george decay will speak at the university of colorado in boulder. he will be there october 26 that 7:30. tickets are two dollars per student and for us they cost $25. on 9news.com i have a feeling he will have a big crowd. he has so many fans. scenic this is one of those events where people will be

anthony mason, cbs news, london. news on "cbs this morning," we talk with newly sworn in new york police department commissioner james o'neill about the bombing investigation. >>> plus charlie sits down with u2 singer bono. and actor scott bakula from "ncis:new orleans" joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. the studio. right now... terrifying moments in the sky... after a plane goes down... crashing into a gilbert home.this morning we're hearing the audio... just moments before the plane went down. and this morning investigators are trying to figure out the motive for those bombing attacks in new york and new jersey. plus... parts of the valley could see rain today.this is a live look good morning.. 3 3 where the rain is let's get right the morning, a wet start to the morning, let's get right over to ian with where

as we shift over toward the west side we are looking at 66 illyria. 65 new london. we're off to address start this morning, but a ring. we are expecting the chance for showers to pick up late tonight into early saturday. this is not going to be widespread rain and i don't think it is a lot of rain to get up in arms about were too nervous but we should see a few stray shower this evening. 3:15, notice what is happening, we are pretty dry. clouds start to skirt and along the lake shore and then you see it, small specks of screen -- breeze affect -- green . we have the lake breeze affect. saturday afternoon, everything is quiet and drive the notice the temperatures, we're significantly cooler than we have been throughout the week. we are 85 today. we will see the 70s over the weekend and we do have the shot for some rain at the beginning of next week. >>> no issues as far as in accidents, but when you talk about the tribe game, if you are going, gametime is 7:10. your issue will be getting to it. the 9th street ramp will start to be close at 10 am this morning. tonight

in new london, 30p.m. in minutes left in the trading day. i am mark barton. rom new york, i am vonnie quinn and you are watching the european close on bloomberg markets. mark: we are going to take you from washington to paris and cover stories out of switzerland, new york, and japan in the next hour. here is what we are watching. monsanto clenched with a fourth bid to create the world's biggest supplier of seeds and pesticides. the ceos of both companies are speaking to bloomberg. isnie: jean claude juncker his state of the union speech, warning about the dangers of antiestablishment forces saying it is as strong as it was in the 1950's. we hear from the formula i.e. profile, pluswing what he makes of liberty's

in london, greg palkot, fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. pleasant prairie police are

shifting towards the west, 45 new london, 45 ashland. it's a bare chilly start. highs today expected the reach the mid 70s with lots of sunshine. you're feeling a fall crisp out there. sure feels good but also hurricane season. we got that in the next half >> how does that feel? >> i do miss you, ron. but it feels good. >> and you should say this is where we do check in with ron for the rest of the morning's top stories. he's off today. hopefully you're having a good weekend so we are going to share the news reading duties. >> or at least try to. >> and we begin with more violence in syria. >> a heavy bombing leaving nearly 2 million people in the city with no access to clean water. the air raids are they were before last week's failed cease-fire. the u.n. is calling for an emergency meet. >> in carolina, san francisco 49er colin kaepernick joining oakland high school football players as they stage their own protest during the playing of the national anthem. kaepernick has been kneeling during the national anthem since the nfl's preseason and calling it a protest

at engh to fd some 35,0 pelematt bradley, c news, london. an indiana teen accused of trying to join isis... is due in court. akram musleh was indicted wednesday on charges to a designated foreign was stopped at the greyhod statn in wntown indiapolis in june as he tried to make his way to isis- controlled territory. a senior egyptian official says 148 bodies have been pulled out of waters off the egyptian coast.. this just three days after hundreds of migrants heading to europe drowned.the u-n-h-c-r estimated that the boat was packed with some 450 people. the recovery effort of drowned migrants has been mostly a three-day festival begins in washington todatocelebrate ofafcan american history and culture." the 400-thousand square foot ilding has been ?# hefor 13 years. it sits on five-acres adjacent to the washington monument. the museum officially opens tomorrow. people in northern iowa are waiting to hear when they can return home after flooding forced them to leave. a storm system dumped anywhere from three to fourteen inches of rain over a

we had for the west and it looks like new london is already hitting the 70 degrees mark as well as up toward shelby . mohican state park 67 degrees . you saw on the live shot there is no rain coming down. here's a look from the radar. we are also quiet there. we do have the clouds showing up in that lighter white gray shading there standing all the way down to 77. here's a look at your next rain chance: the next rainmaker arrives on your saturday. an area of low pressure was out in 4 corners earlier, now it is causing a line of thunderstorms to push through minneapolis. we will see that arrive on your saturday. for now we're not worried about that. take a look at your future cast, push forward to 1045, you saw no green across the screen which means no rain for us. county. 62 cleveland. tomorrow morning it will be another brisk morning. not quite a school, but still cold enough i would give my child a sweater will cindy at the bus stop. heading into friday evening things start to get shaky. here's the answer: we will start to see the clouds moving in with this warm front as well as tha

in new london, ohio, karl bactyl, channel 3 news. >>> coming up, do you trust your ub,r driver? the company is taking new safe. >> plus an incredible summer the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. nows new he's giving back tomorrow with the kyr i-e irving basketball challenge, benefiting best buddies ohio. joining us tonight is katie franco, soon your director of state operations. katie, quite a title. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> it's exciting. you know, tomorrow, this is going to make for a pretty fun saturday. where did this idea for the . >> going to be an amazing day. kyrie has been involved with us since he was in coll

it's 62 up north. 64 in new london. let's talk about the weather and why we are seeing what we are seeing. the high pressure is our best friend. we have all of those air is more wiggle room for those air molecules. high pressure has kept everything very calm. we saw a bit of rain overnight. behind that cooler air will rush this in and we will feel it as you head into your sunday morning. walk with me here. saturday, 12:00. most of us are pretty dry. models indicating showers. i told you about the which would coming out of the northeast. the cooler air is riding along the lake were we have warmer water temperatures. along the lakeshore you might see showers. as for my runners in akron things will be quite. you will see sunshine greeting you at the finish line. temperatures rising to the 70s this afternoon. here is that other area i was talking about. it will be a brisk start. another mild afternoon with highs reaching the 70s. if you are planning ahead what you will want to takeaway is today is a beautiful day. the best

reporting live in new london alyssa raymond channel 3 news. >> alyssa, thank you. >>> a fire station vandalized in northfield, some equipment covered in profanity, other equipment soaked in urine. channel 3 jasmine monroe is room. >> cleanup is under way here at the northfield center fire district after someone broke into the building over the weekend causing several thousand dollars worth of damage to equipment and the building. >> this is criminal. and it's disgusting. >> the suspects wrote profanity on equipment. saturated beds, the carpet and 14 pieces of turnout gear with urine. >> the people, the person or persons that did this belong behind scene june is still trying to piece together who vandalized the fire district. and now putting residents in danger. >> the nearest responders are downtown macedonia instead of here at this building. it's closed because of these criminals. northfield center trustee paul butcher tells me this is just another blow for the fire station. a levee failed. our former fire department or contract with macedonia, issue 3 failed, we had to contract wit

there is wooster drying out temporarily with the showers to the east but more coming in out of new london and ashland. marlboro township atwater, edinburg. heavy rainfall. not a lot of lightning. just a few little flashes there. not a major storm. but enough to slow you down if you have outdoor activities. you can see it is raining. lighter yellow cors light rain there. 77 canton. 80 rosetta cleveland has not raised in a little while humidity is still. 69%. two points lower 70s. we have not change the humidity reading at all unfortunately but we did face the clouds and rain showers. it helps keep the temperatures down. he is the actual front. it is still black as well back to the west moving to chicago coming too late tonight. as long as that front is still out there we have to include the threat for isolated rain shower. here is what is left for newton. a big hurricane down in the pacific -- it is a low-pressure now but that will help fuel more rainfall for your friday night and saturday. trough coming by -- front comes to later tonight with isolated activity. friday most of us dry until

teri okita, cbs news, london.(suggested tag: israel's foreign ministry says today: more clouds than sun and staying breezy. on and off showers, especially in the morning. cool with highs around 600. wind: ne 10-20 mph. tonight: some clouds. drying out. lows in the lower 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.week ahead: mix of clouds and sun on thursday with average around 660. scattered shower chances return for friday and saturday. better chance for more rain friday. staying close to average to end with week with highs in the middle 60s becoming the upper 60s for the weekend with drier conditions finally clouds than sun and staying breezy. on and off showers, especially in the morning. cool with highs around 600. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: some clouds. drying out. lows in the lower 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.week ahead: mix of clouds and sun on thursday with highs right at average around 660. scattered saturday. better chance for more rain friday. staying close to average to end with week with highs in the middle 60s becoming th

then that other area from new london, connecticut through block island across hyannis, one to two inches of rain. still some bands of rain along the south shore. developing to the south. we are still in the thick clouds. i can't relet another plume of rain moving northward. by the time we get to the morning commute if it is still raining it is down around the cape for the islands and that should fly off shore. there is one important factor, the fog. three quarters of a mile, there early in the day tomorrow. it stays in the upper 60's to around 70. we will talk about summer warmth and the beginning of fall and when it will start feeling like fall coming up. maria: new tonight, a young mother remembers. her killer is still out there on the run. and family and friends are coming together tonight calling for an end to violence and newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in methuen with their message. jorge: she was killed here a week ago and tonight you can see where the group gathered, rosa. a young mother who thought she was doing the best for her son despite the danger to herself. eduardo ro

good morning new london how are you doing, it's 64 for you. mild start overall. yesterday we started with temperatures in the upper 50s the game changed a bit. a cold front brought the shot for rain. that's what we saw last night. behind it we will get cooler air in place. remember i told you about the north east wind we got. that helped set up the lake breeze. we have the dynamic of cooler air coming from the northeast over the warmer lake. th rain. this will impact my lakeshore counties. this won't affect the runners in the akron marathon. overnight the temperatures will drop into the 40s. by sunday afternoon and evening upper 70s. things quite down, monday is the next chance for widespread rain. these numbers are looking like the monitor of september. >> i'm sure some of those marathoners would like it to be a little cooler. >>> the indians are doing it again. the magic number continues to slink. local powers look here is our sports team and special guest in our morning sports report. >> go right, go to the wall. he scores to coco deliver. number again is 3. >

we have the one area north and west and the other area along the new england south coast from new london to hyannis. what is lift is not a lot right now of it has gotten there is room for one more band of rain to possibly affect parts of southeastern mass or the cape. but that would be in the next number of hours. during the day we will see clearing from northwest to southeast after a cloudy start. it will be a warm day tomorrow. the difference between tomorrow and wednesday and thursday will not be that much in the temperature department although the nights will be cooler come wednesday night. however it will be much less cooler and that should go on. so here is the way it looks right now. th boston we are at 73. the wind is light and it is out of the west and northwest. the temperatures are not that much to choose from because it is mostly cloudy and humid everywhere at this particular time. it will be humid tomorrow and much less humid on wednesday once the sun comes out this air mass can move in and that is warming us up for tomorrow. we will start out in the 60s early tomorrow and t

vonnie: quit going to take you from new york to london in the next hour and we are covering stories out of buffalo new york and frankfurt. deutsche bank shares tumble. will the bank have to pay up? >> european stocks pointing largely lower. meanwhile the rally in government 10 year yield below zero for the first time in a week. and european union leaders are meeting in slovakia, discussing what life will be like without the u.k.. we are live with the latest. now we do have some breaking economic data area the consumer confidence reading, preliminary reading coming in at 89.8. that is likely below the 90.6 estimated. current conditions are what dragged it down. university of michigan surveys, how they are feeling now and what their expectations are like for the future. the expectations came in ahead of estimates at 81.1. that coming in below estimates. we did have the consumer inflation reading coming and above what analysts had been anticipating. let's take a look at how this is affecting the markets. we are seeing a pullback after big gains yesterday for all three. something that is ve

but again, now you're seeing the lightning with the line down here from providence to new london, connecticut. we also have an area in southern new hampshire but that's showing something of a weakening trend as it moves towards portsmouth. a little cell that's moved out of southern worcester county and is moving into the southwest suburbs of boston. we still have action in portsmouth and also have a little downpour over here that looks like it's been weakening. still tracking it toward norton. main action now right down in here. this is our strongest activity east-central rhode island, it may nick a little portion of tracking that as we go through our evening newscast. then there could still an additional downpour that just develops the actual front will be coming through around 6:00 or 7:00. the wind shifts to the north and cooler, dry air will come in. the last of any downpour or thunderstorm rest look be around the cape and exits around 9:00. cool, dry air, the real feel of fall, will overhead the region later tonight. be with us tomorrow night. early on friday. and really even friday afte

in new london 16 miles north of ashland investigators are looking for clues after bones were discovered there over the weekend. please are not saying these are connected to suspected serial killer shawn grate at the already we opened an investigation into another case -- rebecca lacy's death. officers said they received information about her death directly from shawn grate. lease found her body in asotin county back in march 2015. >>> new details about the services for a bullet ohio state patrol trooper. kenneth the less. 3wkyc.com. services that on thursday 10 am at lorain community college viewing center. vallez was struck and killed along i-95. the driver was high on drugs. >>> now a man was spotted looking into a young girls that room. police have not linked it to the abduction and attempted abductions earlier this year. we first told you about the case on w. river road. last night. woman that she spotted daughter's window when she screamed it scared him away. back in february a girl was attempted to have been pulled from her bedroom window. investigators are still looking for a sus

menner and nice to see the warm- up with the cool start we had again this morning. 76 degrees in new london and we're looking at 80 in ashland and good afternoon. the state park at 78 degrees. all right, see it's going to happen will remainder of the day. things are looking great like yesterday. we had the sunshine, the temperatures rising into the low to mid-80s, comfortable overall. into the overnight hours, you will notice the clouds beginning to build. by the time we approach the rush hour, we will see a threat of showers and thunderstorms. again, we're going to go into fuller detail in the full power of 5 forecast. for now, i want to toss it to leon. >>> cleveland residents will have a chance to vote on the minimum wage increase in the month of may. last night, cleveland city council approved legislation that would put it on the ballot. right now, ohio's minimum wage is $8.10 an hour. if the measure passes, the minimum wage would be brought to $12 january of 2018, with gradual increases to $15. >>> and hillary clinton and her team are on the defense today. what they are now saying abou

in the 50s in new london. it's a very similar to start to yesterday and the day before that. highs are going to climb into the mid to upper 80s. 87 degrees is our high. if we jump to 88, we could be tying a record setback. >>> we do not have any accidents. notice a little bit of a slow spot here. cars going eight miles per hour look outside. that o justice of the peace dot camera at 490 and 71. some cars are going under if speed limit. well below that. i'll let you know if it is a different situation, the camera not picking up that crash. i'll let you know if i come across something. for now, let's send it to nick. >>> some breaking news for overnight. a state of emergency declared in charlotte, north peaceful prayer vigil jill. in the chaos, one person was shot. the victim is in critical condition. at least four officers have been injured. the governor tweeting he's calling in the national guard. there has been lootingsing and expensive vandalism. this comes on the homes of a shooting of a man black. the family says he was unarmed. police say he had a gun. >>> many will say

matt bradley, nbc news, london." looking aheada first of a kind hiring program-- launching tomorrow in milwaukee.the department of workforce development and "employ milwaukee" will unveil the first neighborhood job center access point at the "hire center". it's all part of governor scott walker's 4 and a half million dollar investment to strengthen the city's work force. kaplan university's milwaukee campus and rescare workforce services are holding an employment fair.more than 70 employers are participating in happening tomorrow, from ten to one, at the zoofari conference center on bluemond road.it's open to the public. governor walker has declared this week as rail safety week. there will be events across the state to remind people about safe practices at railroad crossings and around tracks. currently there are 45- hundred railroad crossings throughout the state of wisconsin. last year, there were 36 highway-railroad crossing railroad crossing crashes.. three of those deadly. a summit is set for thursday in northw

anthony mason, cbs news, london. news on "cbs this morning," we talk with newly sworn in new york police department commissioner james o'neal about the bombing investigation. >>> plus charlie sits down with u2 singer bono. and actor scott bakula from the studio. keep things safe. who wants that? i'm moving forward. new oikos greek nonfat yogurt helps keep me going. now with all-natural ingredients with vitamin d and 12 grams of protein. >>> they are taking advantage of it and it's going to keep happening until this thing is resolved. >> right now on cbs north carolina a gas shortage is prompting price gouging reports. what the attorney general's office needs you to do see it. >>> outstanding police work and law enforcement work. >> captured facing a list of charges after getting into a shoot out with police. what was learned about the suspect. >> hello and good morning everyone. thanks for watching north carolina news. i'm russ bowen. >> i'm stefan chase. let's get to the forecast with alyssa corfont. good morning. >

i would not imagine you would the moring is over. 53 in ashland; 53, new london and how is the day panning out? beautiful as yesterday and warmer. we'll see the temperatures rise to 84 degrees and tops of sunshine. absolutely glorious and akin it to yesterday's weather. >> and we'll watch out for that later on. >>> and we'll hit the maps now. no issues out of do uptown cleveland and we have the overout in -- downtown cleveland and we have the overnight lane here and morning. expect the lane closures to last until 6 a.m. and we have that going on now. ontario street, we have closures under the inner belt bridge and that is happening during offpeek times and let's go and check on our odot view and 90 and 77. and we have a flipped over car overnight around 2:30 this morning and that is looking like it's all clear now. >>> the heroin epidemic is hitting ohio hard. is reporting 5 people overdosed were taken to the hospital. a new law goes into affect today and meg shaw joins us now and the hope is that it will prevent deadly od. >> reporter: during an overdose every second counts and state lawm

this is a case almost of the when you had to cape cod, new london, connecticut. evidence almost an inch. almost -- in this section only an average of one third of an inch of rain. that is true around beverly. you had north and you see concord and new hampshire, plenty of rain there. it has moved offshore. there is more here around southern connecticut so it is possible that the northern edge mass or the cave during the next number of hours through the overnight. in flooding offshore. we start out with clouds in then we will beginning in two sunshine. a warm night for this time of the year in kind of muggy. we will you know about the changes to come, some big ones down the road. ed: take a look. this was the message during a parade in hudson this weekend don't drink and drive. the problem? were in that car are upset. our rhondella richardson has their story. >> it is hurtful to me to see that coming to my town. >> we were trying to send a message to the young kids out there. do not drink and drive. rhondella: they scrolled a message anpu while still in her umass me

anthony mason, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local talk with newly sworn in new york police department commissioner james o'neal about the bombing investigation. >>> plus charlie sits down with u2 singer bono. and actor scott bakula from "ncis:new the studio.

a cooler 84 mansfield look at all that glorious sunshine so clouds off in the distance covering new london at 84, 77 area wide above average so that means tonight will also be a bit on the milder side as well but as we lose the sunshine your temperatures drop off nicely i think those overnight lows having a chance to dip into the 60s. you're headed out to the ballpark, thinking it's going to be sweatshirt weather on this first day of fall, not exactly. maybe at the end of the game, but even 71 feels pretty good with a few extra clouds here tonight, starting out at 82, so grab extra water when you make your way to the stands. cold front to changes everything, takes away the summer heat replaces it with the potential of rainfall but notice not a lot of green around but cooler air from the north. let's time out rain opportunities, with friday night football games the jason aldean concert, rainfall over the lake about 7:00 headed south and it disappears, not so impressive. i think a little bit of an opportunity saturday morning you can see that moisture around us for your saturday start, but t

rm island, and connecticut plan to meet with federal investigators at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut next week to compare notes on this. in middletown, connecticut, christina hager, wbz news. >> christina, thank you. >>> donald trump courting new hampshire voters. coming up, why his plans to build a wall would solve one of the state's biggest crises. >> now eclipsing even an average year of college. how much he means to boston. >> and new at 6:00, the debate over charter schools goes to voters. we're going to go inside of the charter school question and reveal the results of an exclusive wbz umass amherst poll on where voters are leaning. my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. anada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. i just want what's best for my kids.

but it fell apart when russia moved heavy artillery into johnathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> in nevada, three people are dead after a small plane crashed on to several cars in the parking lot at the reno-tahoe international airport. the plane crashed on sunday morning. all three people in the plane died and no injuries reported on the ground. >>> tesla motors is updating its autopilot to rely more heavily on radar. in may, a tesla driver was killed while using the autopilot when he collided with a truck in florida. tesla says the improved prevented that accident. now the updated autopilot will prevent drivers from using the system if they do not respond to audible warnings to take control of the car. >>> the 19th simith sewn yam museum is about to open. cbs news is getting a look. the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture sits on the national across the country contributed artifacts and heirlooms. >> i am unbelievably humble that people trusted us and gave us this material. >> reporter: the museum cost more than 1.5 billion to build and officially o

cbs news. london 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is today: scattered storms look likely throughout the day, especially in the afternoon and evening. some storms could have heavy downpours and isolated strong to severe storms are possible. stays warm and muggy afternoon. wind: sw 5-15 mph with some lake spots feeling an onshore wind at times. tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out by morning. still warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: mostly dry on thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday. 3 today: scattered storms look likely throughout the day, especially in the afternoon have heavy downpours and isolated strong to severe storms are possible. stays warm and muggy with temps around 80 this afternoon. wind: sw 5-15 mph with some lake spots feeling an onshore wind at times.tonight: l

that will move northward straight into new london, wellington and eventually vermilion as well. we will likely see this taper back a little bit as we head into the latter part of the night. we have that are firing out along the state line area. interestingly enough, that would start to wrap into our storm system and you can see how all of this is moving northward. we are seeing light rain showers moving south to north through cuyahoga county. downtown cleveland as of right now still dry. ravena is dry. areas out to the east and madison and over towards mineral still dry at this point. we will start to see that change through the night. we are also watching this little baby right here just to the game is still in the bottom of the first. this could clip them. we may have a early delay in the game. that's something i am keeping an eye on. the big picture shows the big spin that is over northeast indiana. you can very well pick out the spokes of energy that come off. every time we get one of those spokes of energy coming through, we will have the rain and potential for thunderstorm

johnathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. dead after a small plane crashed on to several cars in the parking lot at the reno-tahoe international airport. the plane crashed just after taking off on sunday evening. all three people in the plane died and no injuries reported on the ground. >>> tesla motors is updating its autopilot to rely more heavily on radar. in may, a tesla driver was killed while using the autopilot when he collided with a truck in florida. tesla says the improved autopilot very likely would have prevented that accident. now the updated autopilot will prevent drivers from using the system if they do not respond to audible warnings to take control of the car. >>> the 19th smithsonian museum is about to open. "cbs this morning" is getting a first look. the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture sits on the national mall in washington. it celebrates triumphs in politics, sports, and entertainment. more than 100,000 donors from across the country contributed >> i am unbelievably hum

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news at five. "reducing waste and finding a cheap dinner i'm riley carlson in london ahead how a new app could help you do both" both" 3 plus --- it's national coffee day...we'll tell you where you can get a free cup of joe to every day....millions of the trash and a lot of that waste comes from restaurants. to help fight the problem --- a new app is offering customers a discount to buy food before it goes in the garbage. cbs' rylee carlson has the story from london. natsat closing time in this london restaurant - there are always leftovers.a bunch of lettuce for our skewers which would typically go to waste. but owner tarek yafi found a way to save the extra food while saving customers some cash. i'm trying to fight food the new app "too good to go" comes in.near the end of the day - restaurants post leftover meals online at a deep discount. really placing the value back onto food as something that should be eaten and not thrown away. when customers come in here to order they do have a choice - it might not always be the full menu but instead, what hasn't been sold yet on the day. one lamb - and w