you can see the flood watches stretch from columbus to northeast ohio. we are over the heat concerns for southern ohio as the front said to trackback in here. this is the front i'm talking about causing a severe weather outbreak for chicago. it looks like we will get the back end of this so we are looking from our models here a little bit disorganized. we will see what should conditions but it might be blocking -- blocking northeast ohio. we are dry to the 9:00 hour with a few spotty showers for greater cleveland will go this moisture is in mid afternoon at 1:00 or 2:00. and yellow which is a little embedded thunder containing until the 11:00 hour with more wet weather as a front tracks and for your 10 day. we are calling this a washout weekend across northeast ohio as many locations are going to pick up another inch from wayne county, canton, to dover, new philly. we don't need any more moisture after a week of tracking torrential rain across the area. the hot and humid air is still in place tomorrow evening. that is when we will start to talk about a co

this is tropical moisture continuing to feed across northeast ohio. so you're seeing the gray skies, lingering through sunday afternoon. we have slight changes in the forecast. looks like more moisture even for your monday and heavy-duty rain for tuesday afternoon. so let's finish up the weekend on the wet side, along with temperatures. they are cooling off just a few cleveland. ashland to medina lower to mid- 70s. looking at highs today lower 80s across the board. dew points are still up, also as the front is starting to track across northeast ohio. so tracking rain this morning for twinsburg just moving north and east out of the hudson area, so stark county already this morning, getting hit with a little bit of rain, you can down from euclid to lake county. these are heavy downpours, no lightning associated with those cells but even ashtabula to connoat they are slow moving systems, moving east 5 do 10 -- 5 to 10 miles per hour but cloudy skies and rain linger across the area. it's already starting to feed in slowly but surely, i know yesterday afte

that will cross over to northeast ohio by early afternoon . we will looking at more sunshine and set of rain afternoon. let show you our temperatures across the board. greater cleveland 69 degrees. upper 60s dover/new philly. dew points are starting to fall as our temperatures continue to warm-up throws afternoon. is the first morning in about 9 days that i haven't talked about any moisture, tropical moisture, just a little bit of ground clutter that is taking a the area -- up the area. the browns are back tonight and will play in a little bit of sunshine. >>> it will be a little bit difficult later on this evening could you have the browns, the indians and paul mccartney. look at the 71 ride into the no problem at warrensville heights treader we do have a problem in warrensville heights, 90 will be closed. >>> breaking overnight: a fire breaks out at an apartment complex in warrensville heights at shaker park gardens. it is a three-story building. our overnight news tracker sent us this video. witnesses tell us this started as a cooking fire

northeast ohio is great. it's huge. [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: let's see if he can make it happen again here in rio. now ohio's rowers finished rowing today and without the medals they were hoping for, muler and partner grace completed the a final in the women's pair but this morning it just wasn't their race. they finished fourth over all. about six seconds back from bronze medal. and josh made the first american team to qualify for the a final. the medal race in the light weight. today he told me he is glad he proved they are glad to be here. they finished fifth over all about four seconds back from the gold medal. now russ, we will be watching those two university of akron folks as we watch clayton compete and sean gets started. no medal events though. we'll have to look forward to them hopefully making it to the finals h back to you. >> akron, i hear really cool people come from there. will you confirm that sara? >> i think that is true. you don't have to go far to find cool people from akron.

right now, starting to make its way across northeast ohio once again. that why we're waking up to cloudy skies and that rain starts to flow here. we have been tracking a cell that has just exited lake county, geauga, northern portions, even ashtabula county. moving pretty slowly north and east from our viewing area. moving into erie, pa. this is where the bulk of the moisture is currently, you're seeing the darker greens and yellow, that could be a heavy downpour but we're not picking up any gusty conditions or hail, this is just definitely rain that is congress down even for wayne -- coming down even for wayne county. the bulk of this moisture, it's elong gated and going to continue to make its way across northeast ohio. this afternoon we're under a slight risk of a few storms humidity, still very high. hour by hour, we're in that time frame between now, all the way to about 3:00 as that front starts to make its way through. we're going to be tracking more rainfall unfortunately for your monday and tuesday afternoon. >> umbrellas still needed. with all

it has been a soggy we can across northeast ohio. we were talking about that low that is affecting louisiana. it has finally decided to live to the north which will give them a reprieve, but that same front has affected 6 states over that continuous moisture really to affect northeast ohio. right now we're seeing those heavier bands out toward cincinnati, but our temperatures across the border are definitely on the warm side this morning. we're still in the lower 70s across the greater cleveland area. you can see out toward inland locations from akron, wayne county -- dew points -- still rain is falling. it is definitely on the lie side . we have a little bit of isolated activity for summit county all the way into madonna. -- medina. no advisories. they have expired even though we are contending with rain this afternoon all the way through tuesday. what we're dealing with here is a frontal boundary that has stalled out. it hopefully will track cooler air by wednesday really losing the humidity. so far your future cast, we are not goi

the storms rolled their northeast ohio especially the westside afternoon. it started about 4:00 i believe. massive dark clouds rocked downtown cleveland thursday >> bring with it severe thunderstorms that pound of much of northeast ohio. torrential downfall made for a terrible commute home and even bringing down a pole on a car. >> air raid really hard and it blew really hard. we went inside because we did not want to get wet. we came out an hour later and half the neighborhood was in the street. trees and branches. >> as soon as i pulled in my driveway we heard a loud bang and a crash. >> in rocky river trees came tumbling down at orchard park in detroit. father west it a portion of columbia road was closed due to >> there was rain and i did not know if we should get in the car or out of the car said they're there still about 4,000 customers in the city of rocky river without power grid you can always get the latest in your area by heading to our website fox8.com. >> a lot of you started sending us pictures as soon as the storm started going through. cloud

the forecast across northeast ohio this afternoon. s a isolated it of the and temperatures in the lower 80s. a slight breeze for greater cleveland and tracking a bit of rain here will not be a washout and we'll see even a little glimpse of sunshine and why you need that heat in stark an split? >> and 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., we have construction work happening and pavement repair at 71 northbound and this is going to impact you because the left line will be closed and they're doing some work in that area. 77 south at pershing and looks like that disabled vehicle is all clear now. >>> and this morning, a $5,000 killed a man in lorain on sunday. robert nisac was in the drive- thru line at the taco bell when someone trying to rob him shot and kill him. if you know anything, call police. >> and around here, we know what a gem the cuyahoga valley national park is. >> and people from out of town are realizing that, too and is attracting more toward. information on who visited last year. people from 36 states and several foreign the place. 79

that is going to continue to stream into the area until the front clears northeast ohio. like i said, that is going to be mainly tomorrow afternoon and evening timeframe. here it is, here is the cold front. it slips through our area and stalls out along the ohio river valley. if you are in the southern and southeastern areas bigger threat of seeing a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon. it won't be as widespread as it was today. the will be the first half of the day. today we started off dry was sunshine. that will be the case tomorrow morning. unfortunately we are still under a flash flood watches through sunday evening once the front gets out of here. i want to take you hour by hour on future view and it is catching up on the batch out toward the islands at 11:00. showers around through 2:00 in the morning pretty start off your day tomorrow and you might want to take the ring gear to your sunday service because look at this. there are still a few showers around as the front pushes to the south and east. that will continue through around noon time and then it starts t

cooler air is in store by mid- day for northeast ohio. taking a look at our temperatures and across the board, how that moisture continues to move towards southern locations and we'll continue to track the front as it makes its way to the south. you see the moisture streaming in. the only concern is for dover, new philly and into tuscaroras county, seeing a few isolated raindrops. >> and we head to the traffic maps. a slowin inner belt. i checked and we're accident free in that section and might see cars going under the speed limit. elsewhere, we have a accident on cleveland on east 116th at shaker and didn't appear to be too serious. i will let you know if that is not the case. as we head on outside, light look at the view here and 480 and transportation boulevard showing it why's quiet. over to -- it's quiet. over to you. >>> a smash-and-grab operation charged with robberies. and nick foley is live with more at one of the scenes of the crime. we'll learn more today, nick. >> reporter: we plan on doing that, terrence. this is a 46-page i

as they track into northeast ohio, they're going to lose their force a tad bit. but it keeps our rain and storm chances in the forecast throughout your midafternoon. and so, hour-by-hour, we're dry all the way to noon. by 2:00, we'll track a little bit of lightning and thunder. i want to show you exact timing on our fought our cast here. this model -- our future cast here and the model is showing the high serouse clouds morning through lunchtime. you can see the rotation of the storms starts to track in here and going into about the 2:00 hour. i think the model is leave doing it a tad bit for portage and into ravena area, but ashtabula was keeping our eye on you as some of the storms could be pretty strong with some damaging wind. and as you can see, the moisture continues to flow across cuyahoga county to 5:00 and so we're going to deal with day. isolated activity and by your evening, we'll track dryness once again. kristen. >> and thank you so much, janessa. >>> we have traffic news in geauga county. a semi rolled over on 4 two and this is near -- 422 and this

. >>> severe storms rolling true northeast ohio tonight. our cameras catching heavy rains, strong winds, lightning and thunder in downtown cleveland. reports of damage and tower outages are coming in right now. and take a look at these images just into the newsroom, a huge tree that came down on west 11th tonight. more than 25,000 people across the area are in the dark. we have been keeping you updated on all the storms all >> we saw over 700 lightning strikes, this is one cell that continued to gain strength across northeast ohio, first affecting richland county to mansville, and uplated to cuyahoga county. we -- uplifted to cuyahoga county. we are over severe weather concerns, things are dying down and our temperatures are dropping into the mid-70s right now. still tracking the wet weather, even though it's not on the severe side, southern portions dealing with heavy lightning from north madison to south madison, north perry. we're not under an advisory for ashtabula but i am watching the cell as it tracks to the east. behind this moistur

first, a live look outside, beautiful morning in northeast ohio. hello edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm sarah phinney in for nick foley. i have janessa webb with us. it could be a good pool or beach day for part of the day. >> tracking just a few scattered thunderstorms for late afternoon but all in all you should get to the beach. that warm air is tracking into northern ohio once again. we're talking about upper 80s, lower 90s for most spots so definitely warm air in place here. you can see we're tracking just nice green grass, get outside and enjoy it. make sure though you are staying hydrated throughout your afternoon. good morning greater cleveland, 73 degrees. upper 60s and lower 70s for stark and summit county. so we're off to definitely a warm start. all right dew points, you're going to have that ac cranking for most of the day right now we're seeing that oppressive air, upper 60s across the ar cleveland, 67. 66 for canton and akron. so we're looking at that to reach the lower 70s mark. 5 live radars not picking up moisture but i wa

the storms have rolled in and out ofnd northeast ohio. we get a final check from jenn harcher in a moment. but first, one of the players on the houston astros may have a hard time getting back into the united states. >> the teamam is in canada, playing the toronto blue jays, game, every canadian officer will be keeping an eye on at least one player. >> curveball. aj recalling over near the stands and he is knocked over. >> that is not a fair fight. >> she's okay. >> he is brutalizing the police here and toronto. >> a routine foul ball turns out to be anything but routine for astros first baseman aj read as he pulls laverne officer trying to get out of his way. noho big deal though, she endedu laughing it off for the next few minutes. no word if his passport has already been revoked. >> he was trying to avoid. i am surprised they booed so hard. >> he did not do it on purpose. >> a quick final look at the weather. >> speaking of baseball, thew indians have decided to delay here in the next 5-10 minutes.sh no lightning with the rain and it i

we will see a lot of moisture making its way across northeast ohio. it will be one of those active days. le now, the cumulus clouds taking over and it's definitely a hot and steamy one across northeast ohio already. we have showers that are starting to pop up across the power of five. nothing on the severe side and no lightning with this. the storms are just on the isolated side from hudson to twinsburg area and middlefield. you are seeing a heavy downpour these are just settled that are popping up due to the heating we continue to see throughout the afternoon. the front of the moisture is to the south from dover and new philly and this will continue to track northward and allow us to see more activity midafternoon all the way into the evening. no advisories were warnings right now for northeast ohio but he concerns and flood concerns for columbus now and they do think throughout the weekend we will start to see trouble with minor flooding across roadways. we were in a moderate drought starting on tuesday and we have really started to make up the tota

but several others from northeast ohio ohio already hav. let's go over some of the numbers. this is just the red cross response and it's absolutely phenomenal. 2500 staff and volunteers. 13 of those from northeast ohio ohio have headed into louisiana. 90 red cross response vehicles. now those are the vehicles that can help with food, they can hep some assistance to give them -- to start on the road to recover. two of those vehicles for northeast ohio ohio headed down there and then take a look at these astronomical numbers. the red cross expects this to be a $30 million operation for the. that's just the beginning. so far they've served more than 360,000 meals. 126,000 relief items have been handed out and that can be anything from -- when you lose everything you need everything from toothbrush to kind of thing. this is a big one. 8,000 health services and emotional support contacts. they talk about having doctors not just physical doctors, but mental doctors that are on scen, psychologists and psychiatrists that are helping these people wo

wane county from stark county and definitely a cooler air and as that tracks through northeast ohio yesterday, it caused our dew points to fall dramatically and this is nice breathable air and 57. not too much moisture in the air from wayne county all the way up to the elyria area and you can see 5 live radar there. they're picking up a few spotty showers this morning, the parma area seeing a heavy do lightning, but they're isolated showers, even north madison to geneva and we're tracking a bit of rainy activity. and now, you can see hour-by- hour lots of sunshine in store and we're, unfortunately, dealing with leftovers of the front moving across the area and so a few clouds and showers picking up. by the noon hour and by 2, we should be nice and dry, 73. >>> and thank you, janessa. starting out the morning with a massive water main break that can emback the -- impact the drive and they are closed between lander brook and brainerd roads until at least wednesday when i spoke with dispatchers this morning. because of this, classes have been cancelled at gilmer academy and gates mills. the wate

. >> and the rain won't go away across northeast ohio and that is another wet one across the board and we're tracking the potential for severe storms this afternoon and light show you the temperatures across the board. upper 70s for downtown cleveland and if you have been watching the radar, we have been seeing this over southern michigan where it's flood carping this morning and we're getting the back knowledge of the moisture and that is trying to move into greater cleveland and losing its force and this is round one for western locations and it will be widespread this afternoon. and keeping our eye on the storms by 11:00 and we'll see the wet weather return. kristen. >>> and the only thing i have going on in the traffic center is a busted water main break fisher to marginal and elsewhere, we're okay on the highway and cars getting by without an issue. ninety, serve, and 480, accident free and heading outside for our view and the traffic is starting to build. no issues or disabled vehicles either. >>> and light check in with john rudder morning, john. >> and good morning, kristen. an

the dew points are down and this is breathable air that we are tracking in for northeast ohio and give that electorate a bit of a break and open up the window, get the nice breeze we're seeing and that is coming out of the west at 10 to 15 miles an hour and you will notice that stirrup. and power of 5 radar this isolated showers and things are quiet. a few high cirrous clouds into eastern locations. what do you have planned today? you will see more bright sunny skies, maybe softball games by 5:00 and that evening commute, we're sitting in mostly sunny weather, a clear evening. if you're over the 70s in the fall-like temperatures, i will show you in just a moment when we return to the 80s. leon. >>> and thank you, janessa. weather is make its way across the country. more than a dozen wildfires are growing and there are emergency evacuations in place as the fire burns thousands of acres across the state of california and others as well and near spokane and drivers encountered thick plumes of smoke in washington state. and with earth is not limited to the pacific northwest, i will tell yo

. >> here police is still piecing together deadly shooting spree in northeast ohio that ended with a gunman taking his own life it up again when police fatally on so shot and killed his girlfriend 40 -year-old keisha benton at her home in a leader to south euclid which he shot two more people at a home on winston road early this morning both are being treated for their injuries police spotted before his vehicle and brand to know about 230 this morning where they chased him stopped him at mlk in east 100 fifth however he shot himself in the head and died mission man accused of passing out marijuana candy candidate music candy at a music festival in richland county now charged with a fifth degree felony for drug trafficking 24 people felt sick set bond for matthew gross at $50,000 if he's convicted he could face up to a year in prison the akron man accused of trying to get the cuyahoga falls police officer facing a judge today donald watson junior pleading not guilty to several charges including attempted murder prosecutors say he used his truck to damages several cruisers parked outsi

not really enter northeast ohio until after the lunch hour and that sweep of across northeast ohio and there is a potential of a severe thunderstorm warning and make sure you have the storm shield app. we're online and on you safe. >>> and you mentioned the showers in lorain and erie county. look at the maps there and there are no issues on 19 and cars are getting by without an issue and head to the map and talk about the showers and we look on that and cars are going under the speed limit on 6. you need to slow down and follow jan assess on twitter and we have a water main burst and that break here in lakewood. to south marmna. elsewhere -- marginal. and elsewhere, noticed slick roads here and 66 miles an hour. the folks are still driving fast. you may want to slow it down a bit. over to you guys. >> and before the u.s. women's track team, nothing was going to stop runner allison felix to getting to the podium. >> after a controversial finish, it's not the medal she wanted. okay. miller of the bahamas took a super woman style head-first dive. you see it gold medal in the $400-meter an

>> we're still watching for rain, that really is the big story here in northeast ohio. the counties in green here, everyone that gets channel 3 except erie reason under were flash flood watches -- are were under flash flood watches through sunday. the radar things really quieted down. there are some showers just to the southeast of mansfield -- southwest of mansfield this evening, but they don't pose a flood threat. around the region you can see areas of light rain and showers, the heaviest of which down to missouri down towards the mississippi river. that however is not going to get in here any time soon. looks like the flood threat is low during the overnight hour, and through the overnight hour by hour. temperatures in the 70, chances come back early sunday, though i still think they'll be widely scattered. the majority of us starting with dry weather early sunday. clouds and fog could be the biggest deal. we could pick up another quarter to half inch of rain through the day sunday, but i don't think that's going to be a big flood threat, but there are additional rai

mo was similar that other match and grabs in northeast ohio. two robbers didn't get away. >> they've been arrested, they have not been charged so we won't be releasing any names yet. we're stil out what all to charge them with. >> the gas station was open at 4:00 a.m. this morning when the driver smashed into the store with a pickup truck. four men wearing masks hauled away the atm. police were nearby on patrol and chased the suspects 20- miles till the truck crashed in cleveland. two men arrested and two more got away. police are glad some of these have been caught. >> i'm very proud of our so far that they've put into it. on apprehending a couple suspects and recovering the a it, m. >> the key question now, are these guys connected to the string of smash and grabs? >> it's very possible. we won't be able to determine that till we're able to talk with these two guys and see what, you know, what the investigation leads to. >> now police td arrested this morning could face aggravated robbery charges, aggravated burglary charges and the list coul

authorities think this group could actually be responsible for up to 100 in northeast ohio. authorities say avon, mentor, cleveland, canton fell victim to this smash smash and grab crime spree. they smashed through store fronts to steal the atms. the three men pictured on top are said to be the leaders. 8 of these 11 suspects with three still at large. >> make no mistakes, these are individuals. there's guns involved. >> reporter: they said many police departments are involved. mentor police moved in on the crew before a recent job. they stopped a van, made arrests, and they gained a lot of information to make more. authorities called the ring sophisticated and elan a. they needed planners to -- and elaborate. they needed planners to scout the area and a who will crew to carry out the job. >> they four people to carry the safes. >> reporter: and one more person to drive the getaway car. the crimes were getting increasingly more violent. authorities said today they expect even more indictments and arrests past these eleven. we'll keep you updated. carly flynn morgan. >> a big

a lot of sunshine across northeast ohio right now. the clouds are rolling in and that's a sign of storms and our next front is >>> the big weather story for today is a flash flood watch is already in affect this afternoon. we could see localized flooding. three to 5 inches of accumulation. this is heavy rain we are forecasting. 2 inches per hour in some spots. make sure you have your storm where the moisture has currently fallen. no lightning associated with this. you will start to see the clouds rolling in and a heavy downpour making it's way in. temperatures across the board pretty much toasty. the low 80s for dover and new philly. we'll only be in the mid 80s for everybody. we'll step out of the 80s before the front. hour by hour i'm giving you until 11:00 to enjoy sunshine and dry conditions before we start tracking widespread rain. >> another day of wide spread rain. thank you. >>> it's day four without power why is it taking so long for them to restore power to that city, we went for answers. >>reporter: it's been a real battle

we will keep our eye on that, and for now, we have our eye on northeast ohio. you will notice the thicker clouds are farther south, and all of us waking up to cloudy skies, and rain chances not as high this morning as they will zooming in, we have action just outside of our county along lake erie, and you will see there's the trajectory of northeast, and it will continue to push along the lake shore, however, as this expands to the side, we could see areas of 90 getting clipped. either way a light shower this morning. here's a look at the weather setup we have. cold front getting ready to push through. northeast ohio, headed into the overnight hours, and behind it, the stronger injection of cooler, dryer air the temperatures feeling like fall as you head through thursday and friday. for now, i want you to notice the time stamp. we are seeing tons of cloud coverage, and then in the afternoon, the threat for a thunderstorm, and by this evening, we will see clearing, and like i said, along the lake shore, we may get sunshine, and i will keep an for now, back to yo

be close to the water as we're talking about, 90-degree day across northeast ohio. not a cloud in the sky now. even for inland locations. picking up on radar for stark county. a few high clouds. so today 90-degree temperature, you can see we're already starting to warm up here. downtown cleveland, 79 degrees. point, kellies island, already in the lower 80s now. making our -- way to the east side from mentor, euclid area, lower 80s, upper 70s across the board. even inland locations, that warm southerly air starting to move in, currently at 79 for richland county. clouds for stark county will continue to move out of the area but we're watching and that is going to spark up a little bit of rain as we step into about the 2:00 hour. so this will be on the isolated side, any storms that we do see. look at the hour by hour daytime highs upper 80s, lower 90s. don't cancel outdoor plans. by 7:00 we should be on the dry side sitting under mostly cloudy skies. i'll break this down even you can see a few rain drops well to the south still on the dry side but as the front tracks

super lice are in northeast ohio, and we will tell you how to survive it. >>> chipotle is working hard to win back your lunch hour. >>> here's a look at what is ahead on gma. >>> in this morning's gma first look, the men behind a daring rescue caught on camera are speaking out. hard to watch. >>> it started with the massive accident caught on dash board camera. watch the tractor trailer spin out of control in the middle of a binghamton highway. >> it was like a demolition derby, it really was. >> reporter: motorists are running to the mangled white car now on fire. >> we have several people inside. >> reporter: an elderly woman is trapped inside. >> there was a female trying to get our attention, and she was waiving her hands frantically. more smoke. >> reporter: as they struggled to pull the door open a burst of flames. >> i could could not stand >>> it's 6:12. breaking news into the live desk this is hope buelle. she's 16 years old, missing from hillard, ohio. she is 5'1", black hair, blue eyes, and call police if you see her or have any information. >>> and 11 people killed and at l

right now we're seeing quite weather across northeast ohio. that hot hazy weather definitely in the air but we're tracking more storms right now to the south of there way north allowing for pop-up showers by the noon hour. also checking our next cold front that is going to enter for the weekend, is going to mix in with the tropical moisture and allow us to see a washout saturday afternoon. hour by hour for today, timing is everything. by noon you will start to notice the clouds really thicken up. the sunshine goes away. daytime highs hit the peak and strong here allowing for those storms to pop up. this will continue throughout your evening. >>> we are dealing with a lot of different traffic lights that are out this morning, but first let's talk about columbia road. parts of west lake on columbia road is closed. nick foley has been showing you that storm damage all morning long. that is a rough spot but that area is going to be blocked and we don't know how ?? long it is going elsewhere we're looking okay just an accident on side streets . her

and it's if they it have happy back-to-school week concerns in northeast ohio especially on the city's west side, an area hit hard by storms. earlier in the week alison brown allison brown tells us so al far people cleaning up from the first round of storms.. >> went to the grocery store ana my eyes onn the sky. >> not again. whether rolling into northeast counties including cuyahoga and lorraine.n you never know what is going to happen and many people in bay village lost power earlier thisr weekend did not want to deal with anything else.week >> the power was out on our street from thursday night until early this morning. that was more than enough. >> so far so good at the rain came through to the area saturday over a span of about 20 to 30 minutes but after that. the only problem with the rainan has been a delay of plans for saturday. >> our plans were delayed a little bit.t. we have a pen. roast going on at the yacht club down the road here in and it kind of put a damper on our style but not too bad. >> even though the idea flooding does soundea terrible, rain does not.ei much of th

we're seeing lovely conditions across northeast ohio. a few high cirrus clouds making there insurance but a pretty start before the rain. here is that graphic. better than the burgers in chicken. 81 degrees today. it should be a pleasant condition. also get behind those tribes how about capris with the umbrella. we're in the lower 70s. we even have your fashion forecast for today >>> we have the sure way, -- shoreway, big ramp closure . your detour is going to be detroit. here's a look around clark. look at those northbound lanes. we are not bumper-to-bumper as of yet but cars are going about 25 miles per hour. >>> put down the coffee cup, you have to see this video. the driver of a lamborghini is pulled out of this burning car just 30 seconds before it exploded. and uber driver was among -- an uber driver was among the people helping to pull the person out of the car. everyone lifted her leg and an arm and got him from underneath the wheel. >> it all started one another car tried turning left in front of the lamborghini without looking.

. >> at the rods arena -- roads important for democrats and republicans specifically northeast ohio here. voters here in ohio have sided with the last ten presidents. that goes to show you how key this is. average of ohio's top polls shows that donald trump is behind hillary clinton in the buckeye state. tonight at 7:00, he's going to appeal to voter who is haven't yet made up their minds. clinton camp is not silent about this. ohio.com is reporting antitrump news conference this afternoon made up of leaders from summit county. tomorrow, also an event held surrounding a new downtown clinton campaign office. if you remember, hillary clinton was here in cleveland last week. so lynna, we're likely going to see both candidates here making those stops a lot more in coming months. >> you bet. thanks tiffany. >>> hillary clinton's e-mail she maintain had the former secretary of state colin powell used a private e-mail server too and encouraged her to do the same. he says he told her about his practices but she had been using her own private server for a year. a hearing will be held today to add

one northeast ohio man got very lucky. his long time co-worker decided to donate a kidney to save his life. john doe natured his kidney to welcome to the show. what a great story. how long have you guys worked together? >> 20 something years. >> 20 something years. so you obviously were not feeling well to the point that you needed a kidney. >> i was on dialysis for almost a year, and john said i want to donate a kidney. >> that's a big decision. how did you come knocked down from dialysis and him not being himself, i went to his wife anne and i said what do i need to do about getting tested? let's step up to the plate and see what we can do. >> we go to the testing part. you need to be a match, right? >> yes. >> that had to be incredible done? >> december 12th. >> >> sorry, december 8. >> by the 12th, you are feeling better. on your end of it, what is it like to go through this? >> the pain wasn't nothing compared to having my friend. you can't put a price on life and there are no accidentals. >> these are great approxima

take a look at the radar around northeast ohio. if you are planning on heading to the indian's game tonight, take your time. now. it will be in cleveland before 7:30 and the yellows and oranges there around prospect and mansfield, those are areas of moderate rain. those will be moving into the cleveland area later on tonight. we'll talk about the threat of flooding and any more severe weather chances in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> so glad to have you after the games i'm hollie giangreco- - i'm hillary golston. ohioans are among the best in the world. we're watching as they continue to chase gold tonight. and channel 3 is live in rio. out for? >> reporter: good evening. we have a couple akron zips that will be looking to punch their ticket to the finals. sean barber the pole vaulter will be competing for team canada. born in new mexico. barber a dual citizen. three-time ncaa champion and a gold medal winner from the world championship and pan games. the olympics to sean still doesn't feel real. >> i'm still coming t

it's pretty quiet across northeast ohio. i have a little bit of shower activity that's been ongoing on the east side and key wwords the is "a little bit." there's barely anything now, one light shower off to the west of jefferson and still a little light rain through lake county. this is moving towards mentor. heads up if you're in mentor, you may get rained on within the look at the forecast for today. i think any showers we see in the morning will be super isolated. most of us won't see rain at all, but by about 2:00 in the afternoon, there may be showers out there and even a few thunderstorms possible. 2:00 p.m. through midnight is the peak timing for shower and thunderstorm development today. otherwise, just hot. 92 degrees this afternoon with a heat index or a feels-like temperature around 100. get ready to sweat this afoo for tomorrow. tonight's forecast, a little chance of thunderstorms still out there tonight through midnight. you could get rained on, so tribe game, we'll keep a close on that forecast. 88 at 7:00. ve

high school football has taken over northeast ohio once again. the morning sports report. . >>> good morning, everybody. the browns took on the buccaneers. first quarter rg3 airs it out. i'm showing you all of the positive highlights. the josh gordon. oh, what a catch two interception. he looks good for a guy who hasn't played in 2 years. they lost 13-30. they will play against chicago on thursday night. >>> the indians needed a big win and they got it last night. corey got the big one. indian really needed it last night. detroit and kansas city both lost. the indians win 12-1. >> a lot of fun. >> prezel night? >> i had a big one. >> over 5,000 people were at the game. play, 74 yards. 7-6. tigers, hello. next possession. what a great quarter it was. 72 yards. 57-31. not a lot of defense in this one. >> pick it up in the fourth quarter. he check out wilson. he missed. a few plays later. he punches it in for 6. 36-6. the wildcats came marching in. they took on normandy. they already at 14-0 in the travis had an 19-yard touchdown. wildcats 21-0. 34-

these were heavy-duty storms that rolled through northeast ohio to southern locations of ohio. you can see the cloud that formed across lorraine. the run of that moisture was for medina county . right now with the radar we are not checking in the severe weather. high-pressure starting to build in once again and that is why we are seeing a ton of sunshine across the board. where we sky for lorraine. this is a shot from lorraine theater, nice summer conditions . temperatures yesterday: we were in the lower 90s with humidity off the chart. we have fallen 10 to 15 degrees and some spots. greater cleveland, 82 degrees. ashtabula 77. upper 70s from youngstown. mid-80s cordova and you philly -- you philly . any rain. will allow those in medina to continue to pick up the pieces . we will go on a 36 hour stretch of not tracking any storms. in my 7-day forecast, we are going to step out of 80s and talk about the 70s returning for your midweek. >>> right now police are investigating an apparent smash and grab. it was this morning in newburgh heights. a group of men rammed this minivan int

he served northeast ohio for nearly 2 decades. he was 62 years old. >>> first, donald trump laid out his economic plan to detroit.>> now hillary clinton motor city. hillary clinton also there in detroit today explaining how she would stabilize and improve the economy if she were to win the election. she criticized the plan that trump laid out when it comes to tax breaks. clinton said the trump plan would only benefit millionaires and billionaires.>> then there is trump's tax plan. he would give trillions and tax cuts to big corporations. millionaires and wall street money managers. that would explode our debt.>> she said instead of giving tax breaks, two multimillionaires, she would at a news -- a new tax and close an interest loophole. >>> the thunderstorm move quickly but it packed quite a punch for some residents. >> reporter: a leon, we are right outside the queue where a light pole fell on a -- onto cars damaging pretty badly. we're going to step out of the way take a look. cleveland back to kalamazoo, michigan. they just got

for many of the counties here in northeast ohio. there could be a quarter of an inch or so in cleveland but as a cold front faxing, look sags in, look what happens.xig saggy and soggy tuesday. tuesday could be wept wet for sure.ue lapse from burke lakefront airport. arom there were some clear open op patches they are lately but itt looks like they are pretty much building now. temperatures in the seventies and viewpoints in the low seventies. t there is a cold front which as it settles into ohio may serve to deflect some of that precipitation s but the font is expected tois come back north of the warm front on tuesday which will set the stage on for perhas some heavy water again on tuesday. that is the day to watch. behind that system as it cools off it will become less humid. it will still be muggy. >>> the fox eight i team is taking some hard questions to cleveland's mayor ha asking whyo many people had to wait for so long for police or an ambulance. >> mayor jackson admits there is a problem he is working on a solution. >> we are

dark clouds are hovering over northeast ohio for a third straight day. betsy, he boarded a plane for green bay this afternoon for the think he got out of here before the storms rolled in. >> and before they rolled in, it was certainly impressive. half of our news team was on the back deck taking pictures when the shelf cloud moved in. it was the leading edge of a thunderstorm that brought quite a bit of damage to the west end of cuyahoga county. that storm continues out at the state line area. we have the heavy rain falling pierpont. farther south, the southern end of that storm system just caput. it's done. it's over with. and farther west, yeah, into portions of huron county. we have a few isolated showers that popped up but those are not expected to be problematic. we green lighted the tribe game for the evening. 4-1/2 inches according to the radar has fallen as far as rainfall in central ashtabula county. just over an inch and a half out in the west that didn't even get a drop of rain today. now, as we go through the rest of the night, the isolate th

. >> and a return -- returning to northeast ohio, i'm live in akron where donald -- donald trump will be speaking tonight. we will have more on the protest before the rally. >> and it's monday, and i know it can be rough. let's hope the forecast will make up for that and janessa and what can picture? >> and we're off to a cool start and haven't seen temperatures this low in about a month from northeast ohio. 56 degrees right now and definitely the cooler air and look at that dew point, 55 throughout the weekend. i was talking about the o press -- oppressive air. the cold front slipped south and east and allows for temperatures to calm down. for sum met county, good morning, ashtabula at 59 degrees, inland locations, wayne county almost in the lower 50s and definitely the cool air is in place. the 5 live radar is not picking up moisture but some ground cloudy this were morning. you can see hour and throughout the weekend, we were talking about the lower 90s. what happened? 75, and we're seeing about a 15 degrees temperature drop. and a lot of sunshine, though, in storage throughout the

going into the weekend more storms across northeast ohio. this is our radar from last night provoking severe thunderstorm warnings across portions of northeast ohio. we were under a moderate drought . we're starting to make up that rain difference for the last 2 days seeing over an inch of accumulation and to rise here. greater cleveland 79 degrees. late county, upper 70s. we are looking at another day in the lower 90s. 5 doppler radar is not picking up moisture but the storm damage continues to come in as thousands are without power this morning. rocky river trees down in that area making it rough for your early morning side until the 10:00 our. i will be here at noon as the storms start to track in once again. >> it was an explosion and then we waited a minute and there goes the transformer and then all of a sudden there went again. 3 times it exploded and then the power went out. >>> we will check on traffic but this morning so many people still don't have electricity because of those nasty storms. a lot of power lines down on the westsid

dew points are really high as a front has stalled out in the center of northeast ohio. this moisture continues to flow in. good news this morning, we have increased cloud cover but any rain we're saying is very much on the isolated and light side. that seems to be a little bit heavier across this area. that is all we have folks. you can see the moisture continues to slide in from load i to southern portions of medina county. this is the front we will see continuing to flow in for your monday afternoon. hour by hour: we should see some relief headed into the 2:00 our. >>> that is good spots we are looking good. let's talk about shoreway . the on and off ramps will be closed in this section. they're doing paving repairs. if you're headed east you need to get off. detroit will be your detour. it will be close for 120 days. let's talk about some slick spots. we were talking about showers, we're looking at the turnpike notice this right around route 20, it might be slick. for the most part we are accident free. we haven't seen any issues on the highway. all green driving a t

kic >> this year all the proceeds will go to help veterans right here in to northeast ohio. >> that's where we find fox eight melissa reid.h how are you? began stretching. >> nice. >> you don't want to pull ahead of me. >> when they were like hey do you want to cover ther foxtrot i was like i will run to that assignments i don't have to run. >> i'm life you with the event organizers event organizers, cleveland on super photographer here and the producer of the 5:00 o'clock. am going too start with local veterans how did this get kicked off. l >> two years ago our charity was the wounded warrior project. that is a great organization but they that they only benefit service servicemember's post- 911 and we said we need to hit icem fought in vietnam, world war ii, both guys who came back and did not receive the welcome our not guys are todayd we need to do something fory thm we've got thousands of people coming out to support theds va. >> thank you so much. in new layout, layouts, new location. talk to people about fat and give us the layout right now. >> misses this is our fourthh year.

we have another round of rain and storms firing up now in northeast ohio. as we take a look out, we have a flash flood watch to talk about. that starts saturday afternoon and goes through sunday. that is once that front gets here. we'll talk more about that thunder firing up now around huron, moving over toward the vermilion area toward the lake shore. further south to willard, that's going to clip the south end of nowalk and new long london hearing rumbles of thunder. southwest corn ore -- corner of wayne. if you're leaving the house to go out someone leaves work to come home, give them a text to let them know. a shower from the northeast corner of ashland. ashtabula getting hit with heavy rain along the state line area. there's isolated rain showers in southern portions of forum balance county. relative humidity readings all over the place. today not as humid as yesterday breeze. that's helped out a lot. there's your current temperature readings, 90 downtown, 8 dover, 90 mansfield. through the evening, temperatures fly. we'll see the showers and thunderst

he does not have an arrest record in northeast ohio. homicide where the victim was going after an ex-girlfriend. last night on east 78th street, officers flagged down by the gunman, carlos who says the victim forced his way into the home. that man antonio sanford got into the fight with corbin and shot in the chest. sanford was taken to a hospital where he later died. three men were shot a few hours before after an argument in the middle according to police, a 22 year- old shot in the chest. the other men had gunshot wounds to the foot and the wrist. witnesses say there were a large group of men in the area just before that shooting. >>> new at 6, an akron man pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a man at a bar in january. willie hicks schedule today go on trial today. hicks chose to enter the plea -- >>> now police reports show that speeds in that chase at 90 miles per hour. live in strongsville, paul, news channel 5. >>> still ahead on news channel 5 at 6, more than 4 dozen people arrested as part of an undercover investigation. pol

in northeast ohio, we're under a slight risk of severe storms this afternoon. the biggest threat is heavy rain again along with some cells that can see a sustained winds and gusts up to per hour. so, definitely keeping our eye on that. and 5 live radar is pick pick up the -- is picking up the moisture as it makes its way north and southeast and we'll be on the lighter side. instead of here, the warm front is lifting in now. the cold front creeps in tomorrow afternoon allowing us to get a little bit of a reprieve. and we're forecasting isolated activities for your wednesday. by thursday, things are all we'll show you the future cast gear. the bulk of the moisture stays to the north, but mid- afternoon, things start to rev up here. the darker green-yellow that you see, that is vetted thunder and possibly severe thunderstorm warnings issued for ashtabula county moving through summit county and canton, and it will continue throughout the evening. >> kristen. >>> and no issues on the highways. check. we're accident free. the construction under 90 is postponed and th