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. >>> still ahead at 6:00, ohio city business owners say this'. >>> plus, a chance meeting with a local woman helped connect two people. >>> if you see news happening you can text us, 5 tips at newsnet5.com, or you can always >>> only on 5 tonight it has been an up and coming area that has seen a lot of foot traffic. >> with new businesses and restaurants popping up along west 25th street also comes some unwanted aggression. some owners telling us that some homeless people near their business ises are accosting their customers. dhomonique ricks is live there now. >> reporter: i have seen a lot here on west 25th street. i saw people asking other people for money. i also saw police pull over and ask a woman to move along. they say she is just one of a handful of homeless people who are causing ruckus in the area. we stopped by multiple street. every manager, same story. not everyone wanted to go on camera but the consensus was that businesses are seriously fed up. the owner of this mexican restaurant says people who dine out on the patio are often asked for money or food. he says it's imp

as matt wright looks at the pro and cons yells and the beer business ability and ohio city, mark edgardo bummed this brewer to increase production and distribution, i how alcohol beers are not a big part of the business plan they plan to tap a neighborhood built on beer, ohi city the epicenter of craft brewing in cleveland thanks in part of market garden owner sam mcnulty. >> have been creating over 200 jobs, we have renovated buildings and expanding and removing one restriction like this is going to help us expand more. lawmakers try to boost craft breweries by eliminating the 12 percent limit on alcohol and beer effective wednesday. we are excited. over the door to market gardens 15 percent cap lifter. a beer with 15 percent alcohol is going to hit harder than others, it has the same amount of alcohol is one glass small portions this is not the very you want to mow the lawn with this at the bear that you want to sit and savor. it has mothers against drunk driving renewing calls for caution. you should plan ahead call over or get a taxi to get home safely people here are buzzing on the

look where the heavy rain is towards ohio city. that is heavy rainfall. it slides down in the twins brca the akron area, cuyahoga falls, rabinowitz heavy rain. we while and then another band will come in from southern ohio and will taper in. lower 60s everywhere you go except for youngstown in the mid-60s. your evening looks like this. notice there is thunder he weather on and off all the way through 9 pm with temperatures hovering in the lower 60s. akron, canton, same story, upper 50s, lower 60s with hit and miss showers and thunderstorms.>>> coming up at five, buildings leveled. the ground bear. makeover and we are getting all the details about what's going on in edgewater. >>> a mystery at sea. a man stranded for a week, his mother presumed dead after their boat went down. what police say is fishing. >>> first, your winning lottery >>> breaking news to get to just posted on the cleveland browns facebook page. roche -- josh gordon is entering a rehab facility. we will have more on this in sports regarding the statement they released through the team. jo

from ohio city of from detroit shoreway. traffic is flowing smoothly and the rain has stopped we saw some sprinkles earlier the 480 west on-ramp to brooklyn is closed. lorain county and cuyahoga county west strongsville toward the dinah -- medina are fine now. odot not reporting any 271 on the east side towards beachwood looking good this morning. also in geauga county looking like a good drive so far from the east side. akron looking good. hudson and the turnpike also looking good. no issues reported. we will monitor the progress of our morning commute as it gets going in the 6:00 our. >>> topping the morning news banking giant wells fargo has been fined $185 million federal regulators say wells fargo employees illegally opened means of accounts for customers who had not authorized them to to meet aggressive sales goals opened over 2 million bank and credit card accounts to companies paying restitution to the affected customers. >>> libertarian candidate gary johnson made headlines thursday during an appearance on msnbc mor

. >> strongsville police facing criticism after a high-speed pursuit ends in the crash iner ohio city , began last night to be walked into the sheiban jewelers on pearl road and strongsville one of them quamnique s macklin the detroit, took off in a stolen van driven by a third suspect it was spotted and they gave pursuit that ran into cleveland strongsville police used his cruiser to force the van althen road on lorain avenue sm into a tree >> they need to apprehend these people but not hadad the risk of bystanders it's crazy that a high-speed chase was here and they ran the vehicle of the road.. matt zone says the chase was responsible and he is on those calling for suburban police departments to abide by the cities strict limitations on high-speed pursuit. friday night football, we got a full slate of gameses, p.j. ziegler is in north ridge road as they expect a standing room only crowd for the new state-of-the-art stadium.st road, the brand-new stadium is debuting as amherst and north ridgeville take on each other. ge show you the $4.5 million stadiumum seats 4500, expected crowd

. >>> ohio city today, the neighborhood is hosting its second annual street festival along west 25th street. it features live music, food and beer. it wraps -- beer. it wraps up at 7:00 p.m. >>> fall has arrived and so has rain chances. likely to get wet on monday and even in the morning. storms and 76. and cooler, 60, making us want to find the perfect pumpkin. >> we want to see your pictures of the first weekend of fall. find us on facebook and twitter and i will show them 11:00 p.m. thank you. see you tonight. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." super showdown. the stage is set. donald trump and hillary clinton. >> donald trump is temperamentally unfit. >> she's a dangerous liar. >> their first head-to-head clash. 100 million people expected to watch. the race tightening. >>> breaking news. all-star tragedy. one of baseball's best, jose fernandez, killed in a horrific boat accident. fans and his team stunned, and just days ago announcing he was going to be a father. >>> new police video. for the first time, the moment police used deadly force. but the man they shot, walking backw

. >> those interested the fill out the form on our web ohio city neighborhood and will be rolled out county wide. live, paul kiska, news channel 5. >> right now, police trying to track down a shooter near the university of akron. around 2:30 this afternoon one person was taken to akron general medical center and the university believes that victim was not a student. we're working to get more information for youened will bring you the latest. >> a major drug bust in hundred pounds of cocaine into the law enforcement. two men are charged with one of the biggest cocaine busts in ohio. kristin standing by live and two men appeared in federal court and we're talking about millions of dollars in street value here. reporter: yeah, we're talking nearly $4 million. they appeared here in federal court and used an foreigns. the cameras weren't allowed inside. what your about see is the large amount of cocaine they seen last weekend. >> a whopping 200 pounds of cocaine is what you see in this photo. >> it has a street value of $2.9 million. >> officials tell us all this was inside a semihere in

. >>> tonight at mitchell's ice cream in ohio city the atlanta magazine held a panel discussion hoping to stir up revitalization. the panel comes after the release of the allstate renewal project poll that looked at how cleveland has tackled some big problems to come out on top. >>> cleveland is a fascinating place to us because it is like many formerly industrial kind of powerhouse cities that are looking for a new way to rebuild and having success and biting new economic vitality, new development, rebuilding their downtown and also has a pretty active civic life. the poll shows that 69 of ev resident said morale is high in the city. >>> coming up record-setting presale. the numbers that the new iphone seven is already racking up. >>> and easy pill to swallow how a tiny device may replace atypically invasive procedure. >>> plus all of garden is back with its unlimited pasta deal. how and when you can cash in. we are also tracking the tropics for you this evening. tropical storm julia will be affected not only florida but also georgia and south carolina. i will have more on the faceboo

one in ohio city and later at ben crawford. he is the businessman heading trump's money-in in ohio. >>> let's talk about a new poll that has the trump camp very, very happy. they are smiling? >> reporter: they are cheering very loudly. the ohio quinnipiac poll shows him with a 4% lead over hlilary clinton. 41% trump. hlilary clinton 37%. libertarian gary johnson 14%. this is the first time that trump has led in this particular poll since may. >> tom, thanks very much. >>> we aren't used to seeing school closings until winter of schools closed to due to excessive heat. we went to one of those schools where temperatures in the classroom reached nearly 90 degrees in the few minutes that we were there. school officials say the heat and humidity combined made for an uncomfortable learning environment for students forcing them to close schools for the remainder of the day. in cleveland more than 20 schools closed. three in maclin and a number of charter schools, as well. classes are expected to resume >>> apple unveiled the iphone 7.

. >> reporter: his hops pellets are being turned into craft beer at ohio city's market garden brewery for an all new all ohio beer. >> we wanted to develop a bit of an identity to an ohio ipa with the hops coming from ohio. you know, you get a lot of hops breweries out west trend towards that. but we felt like there is an opportunity to really define what an ohio ipa can be. >> reporter: they have a certain acidity. like wine, they have a distinctive flavor. everything from the malt to the cardboard carrier will be from northeast ohio keeping the industry and money local. maureen kyle, channel 3 news. >> thank you very much. >> i believe that this little done more for the craft beer industry in northeast ohio. >> at the very least, we have sampled the most. [ laughter ] >> spread the word. we have spread the word on craft beer. >> that's right. >> i mean, we have. i learned that hops grows on vines. i didn't know that. >> there you go. >> you learn something new every day. >>> looking at the weather forecast, don't know if you will learn anything new out of this. rain showers tonight.

. >> plus nearly 300 people overdose inless than a month in one ohio city. coming up the link investigators are finding tranquilizer. hi betsy. >>> today was our 27th day this year of 90 degrees plus. we're going to add on a few more to the tally as we head through the next few days before a big cool down by next week. >> and rising. our weekly segment returns with the story of a medina man that has dealt with serious health issues since birth. but see how running has uplifted his spirits and changed his life. >>> itt technical institute teaches skills and knowledge that can help students prepare for entry level positions in this field. we are also striving to keep these learning opportunities affordable. >> we all know the commercials promising a better future but today students of itt tech learn the school is closing its doors for good.

people are buzzing on the streets of ohio city. >> glad you're with us. i team has details of a troubling trend in downtown. >> . the target anyone. parking in the heart of the city. especially downtown workers. i team reporter has the story. >> my drivers window was busted out. glass >> . my car was vandalized by someone. they didn't break in. but cracked the window. >> . they broke in reached around and unlocked the car. and opened up and went through. >> stories like that piling up. downtown workers coming out to parking lots. finding out these *f thieves have broken into the cars. crooks have stolen whatever they can find. even loose change. these folks all work together. they have been hit. sometimes more than once. and in different parking lots. fbi building. >> . you come to work and expect to go about your business. and get o out of work and go home. and you have to deal with that. >> the victims say in some cases the thieves left some valuables they could have easily stolen. but then look at what another downtown worker came out to find missing f

. >>> cincinnati is the latest ohio city to be overdose. the city's coroner says it saved nearly 1500 people from overdoses this year from narcan. the city is quickly running out of the life saving drug. >> in the field, it is important to know because it will take more than one, two or three doses of naloxone car can. it may take intravenous and it responders to handle. >> the head of cincinnati's drug task force wants governor kasich to declare a public health emergency to free up resources and funding to fight opioid abuse. last month we introduced you to a mother to declare a state of emergency when we contacted the governor about it this is what he said. >> the governor is treating this drug epidemic a sense of emergency and not a day goes by where he doesn't talk about what it will take to make progress about this ever evolving war on drugs. >> romona: former stanford swimmer brock turner has now been haded to the sex offender database. his information includes his california jail friday after serving three months of a six-month sente

trump's visit about education, for trump this day about politics and money, later with fundraisers at ohio city's town hall restaurant and kirkland hills home man ed crawford. >> trump easy vents in cleave lana much different style, targeting smaller groups not open to the public. two appearances here in four days do we important winning ohio to winning his campaign. >> a new poll out today that trump backers might like. >> cheering about this, a new poll shows him leading hillary clinton in ohio for the first time in may up 41%-37%. libertarian gary johnson has 14%, he needs 15% nationwide to get in the debates. trump's followers hoping he he can pull off a come back. month for heroin related overdoses. numbers released today from the medical examiners office show 52 people died from overdoses last month. although we are only eight days into september, there have been 14 opioid overdoses. officials say two of those 14 were due to heroin mixed with the animal sedative cara fentanyl. >>> ohio's medical marijuan prescription you can go out of state to boy it now. but in state there are still severa

a hint of autumn in the ohio city foothills up there in larimer county. >> pretty. >> gorgeous. >> a kaleidoscope. >> it is. >> thanks so much for watching. cbs4 news tonight. the late show with stephen >>> coming to you from hollywood, comics unleashed with your host byron allen. he welcomes jimmy door. john cavarillo, melinda hill. and deon cole. and now, a man still ready f savings, byron allen. [ applause ] >> thank you. welcome to comics unleashed!

we caught him going into town hall in ohio city for a fundraiser. before that, though, he was at the cleveland arts and social sciences academy. catherine bosley joins us now with what the presidential nominee >> reporter: can you imagine of course he had a lot to say. his camp tells me what he wanted to say about education, he wanted to say in a small charter school like this one in cleveland. take a look at the venue inside. a small cafeteria in the school. an intimate setting for sure. he spoke about an hour saying over and over he knows how to improve our country's education and his plan starts with school choice for all. listen to how he puts it and >> the democratic party trapped millions of african-american and hispanic youth in failing government schools that deny them the opportunity to join the latter of american success. >> it is time to break up that monopoly. >> my concerns are he wants to revamp the whole entire program without really laying out any parameters. without anything being definite. lo that's quite interesting. >> people say

(siren pulses and wails) (upbeat music) - [voiceover] right in the heart of ohio city, abc the tavern has been serving upscale food, with a classic bar attitude. one of their best sellers, features big cuts of pork belly, and we've stopped in to see, how it's done. - right now, we're taking a piece of used to not be as cool as it is now, because everybody didn't really think about making their own pork belly, until restaurants made it a little more popular. pork belly is basically bacon, it just skips a few steps of the curing process. some pork bellies, some are boil, some are hung, and some have a lot of different nitrates, and nitrites. we don't use any of that stuff. we just do a salt, brine not cured. or cured not brined. the brine is the wet version. it's just basically salt, sugar. we do a 60/40 ratio, with the salt and sugar, and then we have a few different spices, that we add to it. fresh nutmeg. fresh is always better than dried nutmeg. dried nutmeg doesn't taste very good, after about two weeks of being open. so you just might as well get the fresh stuff, and a micro plane

for now reporting from ohio city lauren brill news channel much. listen if you have a student athlete, go to newsnet5.com and nominate your student athlete. >> yes. we love to highlight them on news channel 5. we love it. >> that's right. if you're not picked. >>> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. new surveillance of the bombing suspect, pulling a suitcase, carrying a backpack. authorities say, about to place the bombs in new york city and new jersey. and tonight here, we have now learned, the fbi is questioning someone else. his wife. because was he acting alone? and what his o >>> also developing, the outrage tonight. the father of four, his suv breaks down, then shot dead by police. tonight, for the first time, the officer's defense. >>> the deadly plane crash. the spy plane crashing down over america. >>> flash point. the syrian refugees coming to the u.s. our year-long investigation. and tonight, donald trump's son comparing refugees to poisonous skittles, asking, would you take the chance?

a hint of autumn in the ohio city foothills up there in larimer county. >> pretty. >> gorgeous. >> a kaleidoscope. >> it is. >> thanks so much for watching. cbs4 colbert is next. >> see captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: thank you!

the decision by the strongsville police to pursue it through the that is drawing criticism from ohio city residence scenicicth know that they need to apprehend these people h high speed and not at the risk of innocent bystanders periododhe so matt zone is cora armstrong zone to m the cities restrictions on high-speed pursuit. >> innocent lives could have a loss there is no need i don't care the monetary value, the loss of wildlife is too much.ee >> jack shea fox 8 news. place, chief calvin williams is trying to establishca a standard policy for all pursuits so far strongsville police are not >> a man who committed to holding three south amherst firefighters hostage last year hastng apologized for his actions in court on friday who sentenced five years prison's ttorney said that griffith has mental health issues and was drunk at the time, but never intended to hurt anyone, it was holding the firefighters at gunpoint and others wanting brushfire at his home october 2015 he pled guilty july kidnapping charges, the assistant south amherst fire chief was one of the victims tn and he and his wi

. >>> west 44th west of lorain avenue in ohio city could delay you because of a fallen tree. we yesterday route 82 enabled further south to route eight ramp on 271 trying to get onto route 8 closed until 6 am. everything we opens at six some of the construction concerns >>> new overnight three people were sent to the hospital last night after a car was hit running a red light vehicles crossed saint clair one another vehicle ran the light. that car was clipped on its back end and spun out of control. it went half a block before stopping between two utiliity pole >> no word if any drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. >>> we are tracking the more than a decade. hermine made landfall about 1:30 this morning. tiffany tarpley has the latest. the governor is calling this a life-threatening storm >> reporter: is a category one hurricane that made landfall along the gulf coast south of tallahassee. right now hermine is weakening as it moves into southern georgia but already leaving a to about 75 miles per hour from 80. streets are flooded, trees are down, power is out. governor

that's the way to do at this sunday the big sunday street festival at ohio city alone a.m. to 11:00 p.m. live music in food. that is one hotspot in town did the early find a great place to park the westside market is open and always free. seafood on the street. we have a mobile outside the market. they hello to mom kate and check those guys out. the most popular wine to drink this fall i said all but you'll see which one we are talking i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. and with the super fast internet, entertainment nirvana! wow. nirvana. switch to time warner cable for $89.99 per month, you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet with no data cap, and unlimited calling. call now. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching here? oh yeah. ohh. how about you and i go watch my favorite show? switching is easy. you'll get our exclusive one-hour arrival window,

one at town hall in ohio city and the other at the home of a big campaign donor. ramona? >> romona: chris, thank you. as donald trump was stumping for votes, some retired generals from ohio came their support of hillary clinton. they praised the former secretary of state when it comes to national security which is a hot button issue between the two sides. >> denise: it is back to scall time which means trips to the doctor with a sick child. coming up, we are getting answers to make sure your child stays healthy. and could -- >> romona: and could exercise cancel out the health problems caused by drinking alcohol? that study is ahead. >> jeff: we are dry in cleveland. the feazel roof cam is warm. it is 76 degrees out there. and you noy we are going to wake up to some doing -- some fog and a bit of a break. then the next system in time for your saturday. first alert details coming up. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app , powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this i

strongsville police to pursueon the getaway vehicleue to the streets of cleveland that draws criticism from ohio city residentshetsri and business owners. >> i know they need to bu> people ese do not have high speed and not at the risk of bystanderseo it is crazy that there was a high-speed chase and they ramped it off the road into the sidewalk..pe councilman matt zone says the chase was irresponsible and out among those calling for suburban police departments to abide by the city of cleveland's strict limitations on cigh-speed pursuits. >> innocent life could about lost, there is no needlo, i don't care how much monetary value was stolenh, the loss of wildlife is way too mu much. >> we're told that clothing police chief calvin williams is trying to establish the standard policy on for all police agencies in the county, police are not in commenting on last night's chase. you can understand whether want to stop these criminals they commit the crime in strongsville but when you go into the city of cleveland you have to followgs clear the policies >> a man committed to holding three south amherst firef

at mitchell's ice cream in ohio city the atlantic agassiz held a panel discussion focusing on cleveland's historic revitalization. many city leaders were there including mayor frank jackson and michelle campbell executive director of the lebron ja family foundation. the panel comes after the release of the allstate renewal project pole that looked at how cleveland has tackled some of its biggest problems. >> cleveland is a fascinating place to us because it is like many formerly industrial powerhouse cities that are looking for a new way to rebuild that having success at finding new economic vitality and development. rebuilding downtown and also an active civic life clevelanders say morales high in the city and 76% of clevelanders would recommend a friend move here. >>> a warning for boaters about taking photographs inside the voting booth. white could get you in some legal trouble >>> don't forget the fourth annual channel 3 health and explain that to me again please. alright, here's the deal. i'm gonna pretend i'm with the irs. that'll scare you into giving me a whole bunch of your mone

our warehouse is a ohio city and products being sohr the only pop-up shop eating celebrated today. coming up we talk more about merchants market and what it means here for northeast ohio. >>> the regency beauty institute has closed also be none locations including several here in northeast ohio. it posted information on its website for students encouraging them to continue in their education and also to times for students to pick up personal belongings and promised to mail out their information on our website wkyc.com. >>> cavaliers fans get ready. civil game tickets for the upcoming season go on sale today at noon. of course they will be tough to get this year there are 41 home games and home opener is august 25 against the next in the cavaliers raise the first-ever nba championship banner to the rafters at the q. >>> from the coach would give us the rant about playoffs former nfl coach jim moore goes off again on the media who he is defending -- who he is defending this time in my gives the browns some hope. >>> elementary school shooting. what police say the suspect it before ope

very popular to try your luck with that for sure. >>> still to come, ohio city taking to the streets to showcase history and look at the personality. how you can witness it firsthand. >> we are just over 24 hours away from the first presidential debate leading up election. is our governor getting some outside pressure to do his part for one of the candidates? we'll explain. >> samara. >> take a look at that. that's a live skoo shot of the cuyahoga river. absolutely beautiful. we will talk about how this cool brisk start is going to turn into a warm day in your full power of 5 forecast. >>> a mayor hubou here's how you're starting your day off in the 40s and 50s. yes, it's chilly out there. there's a loath of -- there's a lot of sunshine. we're waiting for it to kick in. this afternoon the numbers climbing into the mid 70s. it's going to be a cool start this morning as you saw there with those current temperatures. we're in for a sunny finish over all. into the over night hours we will see the temperatures dropping into the 50s again. so another cool night. rain is expected for does m

a place where you can smell pretty beer brewing in the air people are buzzing on the streets of ohio city. it are going to want to try every way you can, but it's different, but as far as overdoing it it have people that may jump over the limit. >> it's not the way to go, no. >> it will make uber driver is very rich. >> in cleveland, matt rice, fox eight news. >> a boy scout trying to raise money becomes the victim of a crime. a man on the loose in florida accused of ripping off a boy outside a walmart selling snacks for his boy scout troop. a man came up to him saying he wanted to buy something, but only had a $100 bill. riley didn't know at the time that the bow was fake and ended up selling them an item and giving him $80 in change. >> our asked him what did he even about this experience and he said not to trust people. that's not right. we'reu people. >> went into the walmart to report what happened and it turns out the same man had tried to is that same fake $100 bill and the store as well. the cashier would not accept the the slugging, the world. this firefight american. the walk fa

ohio city was turned into a giant outdoor art gallery today. >> visitors were encouraged to pick up a map and explore the neighborhoods and locate the public art sites, watch artists music and enjoy autumn. runner, walkers and rollers, put on their skates and superhero sneakers and headed over to lakewood this morning to help kids with disabilities. and a little rain didn't stop the youth challenge for the superhero dash, after all, what is a little rain when you are faster than a speeding bullet? funds raised from the benefit help provide adaptive sports and recreational opportunities for disabilities. and that's nice. that's so nice when people go out in weather like that. >> some of us got more than a little bit, here is what is going on with doppler max, head down to carol county and carolton is the center and you will also find a few doll lops of light and moderate showers off to the northeast at 30 miles per hour. on the horizon, yeah, a few doll lops heading toward the toledo area, a passing shower not out of the question, as we make our way through the course of the night, i'm

cleveland and it launches today at 1 pm. 30 bike stations will pop up around the city including ohio city in university circle. those stations will house more than 200 red bicycles. it's a pay-as-you-go system. is and how long you ride. a 30 minute bike ride would cost $2.50. you mercy hospital's is sponsoring into giving you can find out more on uh bikes.com. trackers. why researchers are now saying these gadgets may not help you the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. elp 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. whoa. she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for protection. but hillary clinton could take away her right to self defense. and with suprem

a place where you can smell pretty beer brewing in the air people are buzzing on the streets of ohio city. it are going to want to try every way you can, but it's different, but as far as overdoing it it have people that may jump over the limit. >> it's not the way to go, no. >> it will make uber driver is very rich. >> in cleveland, matt rice, fox eight news. >> a boy scout trying to raise still to come tonight, how he was scammed and now how he is speaking out. forget the long lines and delayed trips, our passengers the key to a pleasant flight? one airline thinks so. their new campaign that is raising some eyebrows. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can help. so if you have a question about retirement, ask me. sincerely, bernard tynes a man on the loose in florida accused of ripping off a boy scout. outside a walmart selling snacks for his boy scout troop. a man came up to him saying he wanted to buy something, but only had a $1

ohio city and 79. we will have a south east wind and partly cloudy. late showers and him i don't -- a mild night. our extended forecast looks like there's: mid-60s tonight, 70s for the day with rain showers, friday night football will be featuring some scattered showers. they have temperatures in the low 70s. you will notice the clouds, we will have mostly cloudy skies with the scattered showers. keep a saturday on the back of your mind. we will check the football forecast in just a moment. upper 70s for tuesday, with scattered showers possible and into the wednesday morning. his focus on saturday, kick off temperature for saturday morning upper 60s to low 70s as iowa takes on north dakota state. it will be mostly clear with a nice and calm morning. southeast. also at 11:00 the cyclones will be playing football copy will be doing that in fort worth. they will take on tc do. they will be dealing with some scattered showers and cloudy skies. the nightcap features the panthers traveling to the east, or to the west rather, two e. washington. that is very

see every neighborhood in our community being as attractive and interesting for them as tremont or ohio city or university circle and that is what i think this can help to achieve. >> reporter: and this is an tax is paid for by workers who don't live in the city; therefore, they won't have a vote this november. with democracy 2016, i'm john kosi consider, h. enjoy your sunday. >> and -- john kosich. >>> and the question, will it go through by voters? jan assess is joining us now. the question is what are you going to do on this day? it's gorgeous. you have to get out and do something. >> you have to. >> right. >> and do not let it pass you by. >> right. >> and if it does, i will give you tomorrow, too. >> why not? you're in a vi >> i am. the forecast is looking ideal across northeast ohio and i hope you are all enjoying your staycation and a lot of people didn't leave because the weather is phenomenal across the area and blue skies right now and people are still talking about that and you know, i have to give my weekend and we're 17 days away. are you ready? >> and that is -- let's hold on s

see every neighborhood in our community being as attractive and interesting for them as tremont or ohio city or university circle. and that is what we think the tax can help to achieve. >> and this is an interesting stat. 87% of the city's income tax is paid for by workers who don't live in the city and, therefore, won't have a vote this november. i'm john kosich. enjoy your sunday. >>> and thank you, john. that income tax question will november. what is big now is this weather. you need to get out. whatever you want to do, whether that is a ball game, barbecue. >> right. >> and you have to take advantage this weekend. they don't come like this many times this many days in a row. >> right. >> and i hope that people did a staycation across northeast ohio and didn't leave for the weekend. >> and among the best weather in the country now. >> and we're sitting under the high pressure and that is what is allowing for all of the goodness we're going to see throughout the afternoon and light look nothing but blue skies across northeast ohio and look at that. is that going to be a wonder 68 day acro

. >>> and fighting the heroin epidemic as a major ohio city warns adding something else in the drug is killing people. there is a new call for the state to came in. of massillon where police have arrested the suspect in the abduction and rape of a nine- year-old child. 46-year-old dennis menefee junior of port washington, ohio, was arrested a short time ago. investigators say menefee told the child he was a police officer and drove the child to a parking lot where she was sexually assaulted, beaten, and he threatened her again before letting her go. >>> and major new developments to break news, this out of south carolina. the school shooting at an elementary in townville. that's near the georgia border. three people, two students, were injured. a local affiliate says two people are in good condition. the third, a boy in surgery as we speak. a teenager is under arrest, and we know that his father was found dead at their home. that's two miles from the school. that teen was reportedly home schooled, and police are looking into his ties to the school. the school superintendent just announ

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a hint of autumn in the ohio city foothills up there in larimer county. >> pretty. >> gorgeous. >> a kaleidoscope. >> it is. >> thanks so much for watching. cbs4 colbert is next. >> see captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: thank you! hey! thank you! thank you very much! thank you very much! thank you! welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, larry wilmore. ( laughter ) ( cheering ) how's it going, jon. good to see you. hey, did you all see the big trump speech last night? i haven't seen that many angry white people since they cancelled a coldplay concert. ( laughter ) it's true. i have not. so here's the thing -- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: larry? good to see you. this is my show. why are you doing the monologue? >> larry: oh. i thought that whoever leaves 11:30 p.m. at comedy central just gets the "late show." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i thought that's how it worked. >> stephen: no. >> larry: so, anyway. no. >> larry: it's because i'm black, isn't it? >> stephen: a little bit. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight stephen

come downtown and enjoy it or maybe you break out a lawn chai, you're out in ohio city. you can see it from a lot of places, so i hope that you will take the chance to see that y. that nothing is happening right now. this is a very quiet start. there are no clouds around, thee is no rain. the sun is starting to come up and it's going to be a spectacular labor day for us. i'm so glad we don't have rain n our forecast for today. we do need it, but, you know, a dry holiday we'll take it. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. if you go outside this morning, it is warm at all. it's 63 in cleveland. not bad, but look how many 50s e have. ashtabula in the mid 50s and 50 serve in for walk. >> across cuyahoga county, most of us are also in the 60s. brecksville, 56. in lakewood, good morning to yo, you're on the warmer side, about 66 degrees there. by 9:00, i think most of us will be closer to 70, so there is going to be a quicker warm up today. 82 midday and 85 this afternoon. with sunny skies all day, mtl if you don't have time, maybe after work today, we're right there with you. we'

fundraisers and town halls and ohio city and the home of businessman and crawford. >>> outdated advice. by dr. say many parents are treating their kids concussions wrong. >>> ford recall. by the automaker needs to fix another 1.5 million vehicles. >>> dismantling the mean streak. the fate of the well loved >>> it is estimated about 2 million kids will visit the emergency room this year due to a sports related concussion and millions more will be treated outside the er. many children whose symptoms persist may not be getting the best care from their parents. senior health correspondent monica robins reports on a new study that found many parents are using outdated advice when it comes to concussions. >> reporter: kennedy played soccer for a ca split second everything changed. kennedy bumped heads with another player and got a concussion. although hers and -- symptoms did not appear right away. >> it got worse and worse throughout the week. >> it was 2 to 3 months before the headache dissipated. >> reporter: she developed postconcussion syndrome something that can happen when the right s

we noticed something that may impact traffic for drivers in ohio city. this is near west 25th and detroit -- actually, you can see the lights flashing now but a couple of minutes ago, traffic lights weren't work at all. 28and detroit as well. be aware and use caution. treat the area as a four-way stop. you can see a little confusion for drivers this morning. let's go to nick foley at the live desk. >>> good morning to you. breaking news out of canton. we have learned one person died after this violent crash on the city's south side. we want to show you video. the front lawn of the home on the 2600 block of cleveland south. now, this was late last night. several people were in the car at the time of the crash and taken to nearby hospitals. one of them has died. corrina, terrance? >>> condolences coming from all around the country for an ohio trooper killed in the line of duty. >> kenny velez leaves behind three children. sarah finney is live in amherst where one goes to high school and there's a >> reporter: the comets has not won a game yet but you can b

. >> right now, a man is facing several charges for a deadly drive-by shooting in ohio city and this happened in august near west 25th and clark. gordon fired two shots at two men in the car killing one of them. and they ended up crashing the car and gordon is due in court at 8:30 this an incident that happened near the mu in, i lot. officials say a 23-year-old man was injured on or near the tracks at the south harbor station. and they had to suspended service on the waterfront line but it was back up and running at the end of the game. and we're working to get an update on the man's condition this morning. >>> new this morning, ohio ranks number four when it comes to catalytic converter thefts, according to the report from than 1400 were stolen and that is they're up 23% nationwide and the car part contains medals that have expensive recycling values. >>> and also new this morning, avon lake coming up with a new way to track vicious dogs. the chronicle telegram reports the city coming up with new legislation for handling dog attacks and they created a map online about where dogsly t

another accident on west 44th at lorain closer to down tlun closer to the ohio city neighborhood. drive times are okay. they're headed out the door headed to downtown. you should be right on time. i promise an rta update right now at 6:33, but i'll push it back to 6:48 because we had an accident. i wanted to make sure we have update this weekend. >>> of course, we don't want it to tap but it can. your car is in a crash. september is baby safety month, and we want to make sure your bundle of joy is protected. make sure items for baby are rollover tested and crash tested from the car seat to the mirror to see your baby and even shades to protect them from the sun. baby safety expert adrian o'hara says there are several things you as aar >> look for items crash tested. v of course, you don't want to have anything if you were in a crash, you want something that's shatter resistant as a mirror or something seen as a project tile. >> tia: coming to the market are rollover tested car seats. it's an important feet fur for parents. recalls happen, and you want to definitely register all of

. >>> and take that bridge and head to ohio city. they hosted a street festival today to showcase everything people love about the neighborhood. great lakes brewing hosted the great beer chase. 5k to kick off the festival. there were throughout the day. it took place on west 25th and many local restaurants, they participated there and if you were there, you may have caught the bratwurst eating contest. that was part of the festival. and yes, this year francs bratwurst held their second annual competition. participants raced to finish four bratwurst sandwiches as fast as they could. the winner got a wsm gift certificate, along with frank's t-shirts. >>beth: i like -- my goodness. >>lydia: we should be careful tomorrow with all that rain. >>beth: at least, it's easier to go to work. that's what i keep saying. it is not going to be a pleasant day tomorrow. we kind of need the rain. so, take a look. your chance of rain tomorrow is great, right smack in the middle of the afternoon. if you're thinking of heading out to lunch and not taking

you are hop on fre trolleys, ohio city, and other events. also octoberfest is this weekend. >>> we heard so much about pokimon go the last few weeks. to join in. the great lakes science centeris hosting an event. they will have an baa battle demo and life-size display. >>> speaking of pokimon we know pokimon go can be a they looked at 4,000 tweets. one-third indicated that a driver was involved in a car. some mentioned accidents or near misses because they were sofo discussed on catching pokimon. according to news reports the game was linked to 14 car crashes. >>> donald trump said hillary clinton is the one who actually we are looking into the truth of those claims. >>> leon takes us to a special place where you can soak up the fall colors. >>reporter: i will show you when the sunshine shows up and >>reporter: good morning, everyone. i've been tracking rain all night. heavy downpours will affect 271. they are stealing with scattered showers. the heavier downpours are in ashtabula. you are seeing heavy rain coming down for now, the great new

ohio. the city's top cop explains what police saw before they pulled the trigger. >>> a scathing statement from u.s. soccer after megan rapinoe takes another knee this time while wearing the stars and stripes. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for a green. >>> donald trump's campaign says he now believes president obama was born in the united states, but trump hasn't officially signed on and "the washington post" interview, he wouldn't answer the question. hena daniels is here in new york with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. all eyes are on donald trump this morning to see whether he publicly denounces his long-held birth irbeliefs. his campaign put out a statement last night saying trump believes president was president obama clinton isn't buying it and saying the republican candidate was wrong for trying to delegitimatize the country's first black president. the flip-flop on the birther issue came after hillary clinton blasted his refusal to denounce the idea when he was in