ramona, are you okay? >> romona: schwabby. >> anchor: you just have to let >>> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00, tough penalties for a local high school football coach. we'll tell you the price he's going to have to pay for a recruiting violation. >>> a major medical milestone at a local hospital to tell you about. a procedure that could help millions of people. we'll hear from a patient on how well it works. >>> plus fall begins later this week already. but you may see more brown in the trees instead of those vibrant reds, oranges and yellows. chris and i will hope to see you at now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the calvetta brothe we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible . >>> all right. feazel

hey, ramona. >> romona: what's up, mark >> mark: i have the scariest one ever. what percentage of people think they can give cpr because they saw it >> romona: 90%. >> mark: you're close. it's 70%. . >>> oh, to have some years on your life and still get excited about the little things. >> mark: a granddad going viral especially on reddit all because of his fashion for passion. [ laughing ] >> oh. [ laughing ] >> get out of what? [ laughing ] >> mark: what? yep, this -- >> you are have to be kidding me. >> mark: this granddad got light up shoes and he was all stoked about it. when was the last time you got this excited over shoes at that. how about that? >> romona: that's a precious moment. >> mark: absolutely. good for him. >> romona: what. >> mark: solitude. would you look at that. >>> coming up at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, an encounter between a deer and a car on the turn. >> romona: oh, my. >> mark: the deer fights back after getting hit. the driver talking about her scary faceoff coming up. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia streetsb

ramona? >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report. >> the end of the line and the one-two pitch. a swing and a miss and the ballgame. and once again cleveland, you will have an october to remember . >> mark: i love it when hammy says that. the boys of summer will try to win right into fall. win the central division championship. this was the scene afterwards. it was a champagne celebration in the clubhouse. we haven't seen one of these in 199 days since the cavs won it all. and now the tribe will try to do the same and win it all for the indians. first they will party tonight. >> i don't think i have ever hid the fact that i am crazy about this group. come on, franky. god, man, that hurts. >> mark: now, there is one downer to tonight's tribe news. this might not be bad, but it is a downer. klubber left the game with groin tightness. he was in the clubhouse afterwards for the party. he was asked and he said it was fine. tightness is different than a so he may be okay? but they al

mark and ramona. >>> all right. as you know, the hot start to the school year has made it more than just uncomfortable for some students. >> mark: one local mom says the temperature in the classrooms are so high it's making her kids sick. jen picciano getting answers for parents tonight. >> jen: that's right. since school started for warrensville height, the average mid 90s and without air conditioning, conditions are sweltering inside. sending her kids to warrenville heights middle school every day has been tough for stephanie wright. >> nothing but heat exhaustion. i hear horror stories every day. mom, it's hot. mom, i can't concentrate. mom, i have a headache. >> jen: temperatures in the classrooms where her kids spend the day is so bad she with a thermometer. it registered 90 degrees inside. it's not just a matter of comfort. it's making them sick. >> back and forth due to the doctor due to asthma attacks. nose bleeds. my youngest son came home. he was puking, lightheaded. >> jen: superintendent acknowledges thi

mark, ramona. back you. >>> this is the remix. >> an old classic gets a new parental spin thanks to one musical crew. . >>> it's time for little useless trivia with me mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: a survey, 26% of people say their significant other regularly does this while they sleep. what is it. >> romona: you are trying to trick me. they talk in their sleep. >> mark: they laugh in their sleep. 26%. >> romona: you got to give me that. same thing. >>> tough for parents to get time alone, you know, but a special place they can go for a little qt. >> romona: the bathroom. the family is back with another parody this one to neil dia diamond's "sweet caroline ? ? sweet bathroom time ? ? never felt so good ? >> the family took suggestions from facebook live. and produced this in hours.

ramona and >> mark: . >> mark: denise, thank you. in the area. and in the forecast in northeast ohio. >> romona: and from what jeff tanchak is telling us, there's more rain on the way for tonight. >> mark: jeff. >> jeff: i have to tell you the way things are setting up tonight, i think the worst of it is with the wave that came through and still is moving through. now, it has cleared the cleveland area. they had about an hour rain delay at the tribe game. you can see the heaviest part with all of the lightning. but this line now extends now into akron and moving into medina county. this is all tracking to the east. right here you're getting a lot of lightning around jefferson, roaming shores, down to or well. we're going to zoom into street level. wow, you're getting hammered right now with very heavy rain along route 7 and creek road. marcy road here. the good news is it's moving flood threat out there. but i do have a yellow alert tonight for more rain and storms. the timing now, i have it up until 5:00 a.m. it looks like the worst of it will b

ramona? >> romona: thank you, sara. over 61 million americans experience mental illness in a given year. and more than half of them do not get the help they need. one in 17 americans live with a serious mental illness like schizophrenia or bi-polar disorder. >> denise: the attorney general is warning you about workers coming to your door warning to pave your driveway right away. they ask for the money up front and do a poor job and then you never hear from them again. here is what you can do to protect yourself. first research any company you are hiring. you can find out whether other people have made complaint about them on the better business bureau's website. be skeptical. if a contractor has left over materials from another job. get everything in include the cost of the work as well as the company's name, address and phone number. >> it was worse than a slap in the face. >> denise: a mom feeling the heartbreak of losing her son said she had to face the pain all over again at of all places babies are us. why she said

ramona, back to you. >> romona: we have a ramona's kids update about a girl who has been inspiring kids and adults for years now. she is an amputee and taking part in a running program for four years. this week's ramona's kid is from lake county. >> what does your family think about you? they must be so proud. they say you can do this and if you don't feel like doing >> but you never drop out? >> no. >> julia does 5k races as part of the just run program. using her crutches instead of her prosthesis which is for running. she also swims and she does horseback riding. her story impressed the 92-year-old from akron. friends connected them throu we are also sending her get well wishes because julia recently fell and injured her left hip. she will be in a wheelchair for three more weeks and by the way, her 11th birthday is next week. we wish her a happy birthday early. >> happy birthday and get well soon. >> denise: it is thursday night and that means tony is i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a

ramona. >> romona: just sad. thank you, shelby. >>> a person may have died in the cuyahoga national park. the cnpd confirmed that the possible death is still being investigated. police and firefighters came to the scene just afternoon at brandywine falls. they cannot confirm whether the person is dead or alive. they're waiting for summit county medical examiners to arrive, and we will update you as we learn more. >>> police are searching for a hit-and-run driver. the driver they're looking for behind the wheel of this dump truck. take a look at this video. hits a car. look at it spins out right in the construction barrels. that driver not seriously hurt. here is a closer look at that dump truck. now, the accident happened on the state route 8 northbound near steals corner road august 30th. if you recognize that truck or were there last tuesday when it all happened, please call stow powerful surf and winds reaching up to 50 miles per hour. the storm still more than 100 miles off the shore. but it's still expected

ramona, this is my kind of saying goodbye to the 80s. because the next couple of hours will be in the low 80s. and right now it's mainly clear out there. beautiful night tonight. i'll show you who is going to see some of those stray showers coming up. >> romona: all right. >>> also tomorrow, the new national museum of african-american mystery and culture on the national mall opens its doors to the public. i can't wait to go visit. president obama will headline the dedication ceremony on the national mall scheduled for 10:00 a.m. the museum raised half $540 million price tag from private donations. >>> bringing the laughs. hillary sits down for a humorous interview with a well known funny man. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible . >>> live

. >> jeff: ramona. we've been paying very close attention to this h it looks like the big bend area east of panama city where that report was is where we expect landfall to be made here early tomorrow morning. but look at all of this rain. and as is typical with an approaching hurricane or tropical storm, we do have a tornado watch in effect here. so you can get some of these little spinups of tornadoes. let's go to the updated track now and we're trying to do that here. so this is going to be the forecast. early tomorrow morning the northern part of florida, it's going to cross southern georgia. most likely as a tropical storm. here is friday evening. and it will be in the eastern part of south carolina tracking up towards the outer banks saturday morning. now, if you have plans to go to the carolina coast this weekend, it looks like things will be improving as saturday wears on. because after that, this will just a big area of low pressure at this time as it tracks back out to sea by sunday. so improv

. >> chris: that's right, ramona. this latest attempt reportedly happened to a 14-year-old girl near the high school parking lot just yesterday around 5:15. oberlin police told cleveland 19 she was walking along. she said her mother asked him to pick her up. she refused to get into the car and the man took off. the man described as hispanic dark buzzed hair with short facial hair and a thick accent. the vehicle described as a dark green suv. the police told us parents, of course, should remain vigilant in that area and everywhere else. review safety measures with their children. back to you at the desk. >>> all right, chris. thank you very much. that press conference that we were talking about a little earlier there, let's go back to that right now. >> she's alive. we're also able to take that person into custody and him. at the residents where this woman was being held, we were able to discover the remains of two humans. ohio bureau of criminal investigation and identification is now on the scene processing that crim

((mauricio marin)) each step she takes---valley high school principal ramona esparza hopes is one step closer ((ramona esparza/principal, valley high school: "today is about reaching out to our communities to make sure that our students' are succesful and going to graduate.' )) ((mauricio marin)) armed with community leaders and volunteers by her side. she's knocking on doors of students who may be skipping school. principal esparza says this effort to have students reclaim their future has proven itself well. she had 437 students graduate in 20-16. up from 410 the year before. for school alumni---it's been a rewarding experience. (( paula youth had no intentions of coming back to school or returning to class but after talking with them and realizing kind of like the matra said reclaim.")) ((mauricio marin)) this year---they're being proactive. targeting high school freshman who may be at risk for not graduating. instead of waiting until they're seniors who may have fallen behind. ((kevin child/ccsd trustee: "it's that human touch. it's that caring to show our community that ccsd does

hi, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: what percentage of for dinner tonight? >> romona: 30%? >> mark: i'm sorry. only 10%. >> romona: they don't like it as much as i do. . >>> high winds caused a bizarre scene in china. >> romona: yes. they sent a huge bloom blowing down city trees. and it was all caught on camera. a typhoon slammed into china's coast, a giant inflatable moon from a loc free. it rolled down the street and over cars. look at that thing. luckily no one was hurt. this close encounter gave crews eventually a chance to catch this moon. [ laughing ] >> romona: that's incredible video. >> mark: and when you think of yoga, you think of goats, right? well, who doesn't. well, one oregon health farm thinks the combo isn't all that the goga has become a hit. as for the health benefits of having a healthy goat chewing on your mat while you're in a downward dog, that is unknown. no doubt it's funny. there's a waiting list for 500 people ready to namaste with the yoga goats. >> romona: all righty then. >> mark: it could happen. >>> all right. still ahead in our next half-ho

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 is cleveland 19 news. >> welco

mark and ramona, back to you. >>> thanks. everyone has been asking all night and day for nearly 24 hours who won last night's debate. >> romona: and today weal take. all right, dr. j, you don't have to wait 24 hours or even 24 minutes for the spin cycle to begin. so your take on the debate last night. >> reporter: . >> so there are two different spin cycles. a spin cycle where i was last night and the online spin cycle. but both of them agreed this time. hillary clinton not only won this debate, donald trump lost this debate. there is no question. the only thing we're waiting for actually ends up affecting state-wide polls by the end of the week. >> mark: speaking of the polls going in here, we were within -- some states within the margin of victory here whenever it comes to these polls. what do you think is going to come out of this? >> well, that's what is really interesting. over the last week heading into the debate, hillary clinton was going up in national polls but she was going down in polls in pennsylvania, colorado a

ramona: and that's understandable. cause zalayia was at her aunt's house watching tv -- minding her own business.onjuan: yea.onjuan: a lot of people let the gun do the thinking for them. it's not the gun, the guns arent' human, the guns don't have brains."ramona: it's the person carrying the gun. onjuan: it's the person carrying the gun.ramona: absolu. absolutely. our cbs 58 special presentation is called 'milwaukee at a crossroads' and you'll see it tomorrow become part of the conversation. milwaukee police are investigating a deadly shooting on the city's north side... police say a 61-year-old man was shot near hopkins and burleigh around 6- 45 last night. he died from his injuries... despite lifesaving efforts on scene. milwaukee police say they ?have identified a person of interest. one person was taken to the hospital by flight for life after a motorcycle crash on highway 164 and before 3 this morning. our crew on scene says it appears one motorcycle was involved in the crsah. no other information is available at

ramona: and that's understandable. cause zalayia was at her aunt's house watching tv -- minding her own business.onjuan: yea.onjuan: a lot of people let the gun do the thinking for them. it's human, the guns don't have brains."ramona: it's the person carrying the gun. onjuan: it's the person carrying the gun.ramona: absolu. absolutely.our cbs 58 special presentation is called 'milwaukee at a crossroads' and you'll see it this tuesday, september 6th at 7 pm over on cbs 58.we do hope you'll join us and become part of the conversation. turning to the forecast now -- and so far, labor day weekend hasn't disappointed.it's been warm and sunny... and the finale to this holiday weekend is looking just as good.chief meteorologist drew burgoyne with us tonight -- getting you ready for your monday... hey drew! tonight: few clouds and mild. lows in the lower 60's. winds: s 5 mph.labor day: becoming a little warm and humid with highs in the middle 80s. winds: sw 5-15 mph.this week: or storm on tuesday around 90 degrees; otherwise,

that is all we tell me, ramona. >> romona: more to come. thank you, denise. >> reporter: first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >>> all right, in lake county, vehicles crashed. you can see the mess out there. the driver of the car was life flighted to the hospital. no word now on their condition. >>> take a look at 77. see how things are looking right now. not too bad. 4:13. we are just getting started however in rush hour and traffic will pick up heading out of town as we roll through the afternoon and we will stay on top of it for you. >> will see in the morning. >> a lot different with those hour and a half drive times from canton. a little bit different at least right now. >>> coming up on staition news this afternoon -- >> romona: what is healthy? thefork da wants your opinion. >>> the end of an era, bl live from cleveland news center driven by don toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> do you believe your kid could be the next big sens sensation? disney is coming to cleveland play charles wallace in the

filling in for tony and ramona. >>k: he's ramona. [ laughing ] >> mark: okay. i can do that. what's mr. kaepernick up to now? what's going on? >> mark: the story is not going ton. the 49ers police presence during the game. but his jersey sales have gone up. so as you can figure, there are emotional arguments on both sides of this. >> mark: absolutely. >> mark: and the president now chiming in on it as well. >> anchor: my understanding at his constitutional right to make a statement. i think there's a long history of sports figures doing so. but i don't doubt his sincerity based on what i've heard. i think he cares about some realreal legitimate issues that have to be talked about. and if nothing else, what he's done is he's generated more conversation around some topics that need toe >> mark: people are talking a lot. the most -- the response i hear the most to this is, well, it's his right to do it. >> mark: sure. >> mark: and personally i think that's a very poor response. i think it's an appropriate response if somebody says he should go to jail for that. no. first amendme

now for a quick timeout with ramona and tony. >> tony: i don't know who is doing the voting on that. dan explained it somewhat. kaepernick is more disliked than some of these guys who are up for domestic abuse at home. that's insane to me. >> romona: i know, tony. so we won't delve into that. >> tony: okay. >> romona: i know. i understand. let's talk about corey coleman and the browns. we just -- we can't lose anyone else. >> well, what is it? thursday. . >> yes, we can. >> tony: good news for corey coleman no surgery is you're looking at least a month. when you were looking at the game, i know breakout game with the two touchdowns and then he's derailed again. so it is a tough break and really a bad break for cody kessler who makes his first nfl start. >> romona: i hope he lasts the entire game. >> tony: i thought you were going to say season. we're being rational here. >> romona: j.r. smith is a no show for workout. >> tony: this is a cavs lebron is running it. he's the heart and soul of our team. just remember one thing, tristan thompson missed camp last year because of his hold o

happy friday, ramona. >> romona: yes. tgif. >> mark: question for you, what percentage of women right now have a free restaurant mint in their purse? >> romona: 75%. . >>> well, here is some proof that cats really do have nine lives a tiny kitten fell from an suv on to a road and the poor thing became paralyzed with fear. for three and a half minutes, th of the road until a car stops and they rescue the cat who only suffered a couple of bruises from the fall. >> mark: oh, my gosh. >> romona: thank goodness for the good samaritan. >> mark: that gives you heart palpitations there. >> romona: it's tough to watch. >>> all right. coming up new at 5:00, tattoo trouble. what is causing this horrible . >>> getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts now. pay their respects today. a procession for a state trooper killed in the line of duty. the body of trooper kenneth valez taken from the medical examiner's office to a funeral home in lorraine. a vehicle hit trooper valez on i-90 yesterday afternoon. >> anchor: today the driver was

ramona? it develops. for breaking updates and backgrounds on the victims and more, check our app cleveland 19teen.com. cleveland 19.com and the social media pages. >> denise: it is a man's worst nightmare. a man looking into a child's window. that's what happened over the weekend. shelby miller is getting answers tonight. >> reporter: angry, scared and disgusted is how sheel into her daughter's bedroom and now police need your help to figure out who that man is. >> i see this man standing there looking at my girls. >> reporter: seeing a man peering into her daughter's bedroom window in the middle of the night. her worse fears came to life. >> this man is moving closer toward the front of the window. garden and spotted a stranger looking into the now bored up window -- boarded up daughters. shooy does not -- she doesn't want her face on camera. >> how can this man who is an adult, how can you want to look at a little kid? i just -- i mean i guess i reaccount aed on insink like uh dren -- instinct. i raner

ramona? >> romona: because of this horrible incident pennsylvania lawmakers are close to passing a law that would install protective fencing along some of the state's highway overpasses. bud's late husband randy will try to protect other drivers after sharon was injured. >> denise: following breaking news just in. former israeli president smone perez has passed away. he was the face half a century and held just about every senior political office including prime minister twice. perez also won the nobel peace prize in 1994. his death comes two weeks after he suffered a stroke and peres was 93. >> denise: we now know how a high school football player died. they say andre jackson died his abdomen. the 17-year-old died on sunday. euclid says they will play this friday in honor of their fallen teammate. >> romona: we have a recall to tell you about. tyson foods is recalling 100,000 pound of checken newing gets because -- nuggets because it may contain pieces of a plastic rod. if you have them thro

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ramona? >> romona: thank you, sara. thousands of pacifier clips sold at babies r us and toys r us are being recalled because a part into their mouth. parents are warned to take the clip off the pacifier immediately and return them to the store. >> denise: you may have noticed you are paying less at the checkout line for your grocery ies lately? the price of food has gone gown in the past -- gone down in the past few months. we are getting answers as to why this happened. supply has not met demand. to get rid of the excess the stores are paying less for goods and then they are passing that savings on tous >> romona: now that football season is here your waistlines could be what is taking a beating. on average you can consume 1200 to 2,000 calories during one game. and it often starts with how the game is going. >> ask yourself am i hungry? am i full? also ask yourself how are you feeling? is this game boring? are you feeling anxious because you want your team to mindless eating. >> romona: browns games are never boring.

. >> reporter: ramona, the voting is now open and members have been casting their ballots all day at the union hall. will it make a difference? will it influence voters come election day? we don't know. but what we do know is that the vote to make the endorsement in the first place is just as tight okay. we do not have that package. we'll be bringing that to you as soon as we can. but what i can tell you is that some of the members are still against making the endorsement in the first place. but they are going to be making that vote today. the vote is open until midnight tonight and they're expecting to make an endorsement or announce that endorsement by about 1:00 getting answers in downtown cleveland today, jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> mark: jen, thank you. >>> a beauty pageant winner continues to be one of the top stories of the presidential campaign. >> romona: donald trump is continuing to push back against claims that he fat shamed a former miss universe by suggesting his rival, hillary clinton, is using her as a political tool. cbs craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter:

>> mark: whenever ramona is not here. when i'm covering the browns and checking out mentally in the second quarter. >> mark: that was difficult to watch. your cleveland browns, folks, are not very good. >> tony: i like these guys very much. i have a lot of respect for hue jackson. have you ever coached a team that looked like this in the preseason? and then actually took it up a level, like you said. yeah, in okakland back in 2011. here is the deal. you have michael palartee >> what is going on with that. >> tony: he boomed a 70 yard er. i mean, you get rid of andy lee. you get a fourth round pick for a punter. you have to make the move. trust me, hue would admit it on the conference call that they will make a move. but he said we're certainly addressing that and many other things. >> mark: and andy lee they did get rid of him? >> tony: he insists that. listen, i love hue jackson. >> mark: i do too. -- it's not good. [ laughing ] >> mark: that's a quote right there. it's not good. you're right. you're right. >> tony: so w

ramona? >> romona: tonight a trooper tragedy. kenneth valez was days away from retiring, but the state highway patrolman was struck and killed on i-90 this afternoon while he was outside of his cruiser. reaction to the trooper's death has been coming in from all across the state. the attorney general tweeted his condolences to the family of kenneth valez saying this they tweeted this picture in honor of trooper valez. the 4-year-old leaves behind three children and tonight we are learning more about just who trooper valez was. harry boomer is getting those answers. >> reporter: most of us slow down and move over when we see a trooper on the side of the road conducting a traffic stop. that didn't happen today. now ohio state trooper kenneth valez is dead. >> he has been a family friend. he is the son. >> reporter: retired trooper aj torres worked with kenneth valez for 15 years. he spent hours at metro hoping and praying his long-time friend would pull through. sadly that didn't happen. torres says his friend will be missed. >> an

see the -- ramona didn't have any black neighbors. there were no black people. so until i got older, that's when i realizeed. i was exposed to jubilee or even to kill a mocking bird, that was a first for me. to get kids reading again, we have to really start with the fundamentals and hold our school districts to task and my kids made up for what was lacking at home. >> just -- just to piggyback on that, there's organizations putting books in bash western -- barbershops. let's find alternative ways to bring books to the community and also it's not just about getting your child to read but getting the community to read. >> how many people belong to a church or social civic organization in this room? >> you have many opportunities within that network to create book opportunities the way to purchase books, have fundraisers to buy books, create an environment in your home. i know -- we had a book mobile. we didn't even have a school library, we didn't even have a building in the community. i grew up in a rural community and we did go out a

tonight's ramona's kids are on cleveland's west side. la school is a charter school with flexible hours so teenagers can juggle work or family. they wanted to give back to the community so they came up with the idea for a clean up day. sweeping and picking up trash and revitalizing several blocks on detroit avenue. >> i like being helpful. i like keeping things clean. i thought this was a great opportunity to help us help the streets. >> there is something helpful give back. >> and we appreciate you guys. the school officials say the younger generation is often seen in a negative light, but with positive role models they can do impressive things. amen to that. >> denise: awesome. well, it it is the best of the best and the worst of the worst. tony zarrella will be giving hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 30,000 movies and shows on demand, at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'

ramona: absolutely. absolutely. our cbs 58 special presentation is called 'milwaukee at a crossroads' and you'll see it this tuesday, september 6th at 7 pm here on cbs 58.we do hope you'll join us and become part of the conversation. 3 onn others are hurt this morning ... after a crash on milwaukee's near west side. side.their car slammed into a pole near 31st and wisconsin... around 11 saturday night.police say two people were thrown from the car.one of them died.the other two were rushed to the hospital with what police describe as very serious injuries.no word yet on ?why? they crashed. 3 the driver and passenger on a motorcycle are seriously hurt after they crashed near fond du lac and walnut just after midnight yesterday.police say the biker lost control and hit word on how they're doing. 3 flags flew at half staff around the state...in honor of staff sergeant matthew thompson.governor scott walker issued an executive order... to remember the fallen green beret.his funeral was held saturday in brookfield. 20;08

. >> to theeguest room sometimes occupied by luann and ramona. she faced nasty accusations last week from sonya. >> everybody knows you do drugs. >> i don't do drugs. >> everybody knows that. >> i'm home every night. >> i think it's funny. i think poor sonya is trying to >> but bethenny -- >> made the comments and sonya had to run with something. what does she have? i mean, consider the source. >> part two of the reunion promises to be just as dramatic. >> bethenny hurt my feelings. >> listen. >> all of us have barely spoken ssnce the reunion. i've been laying in bed thinking how can you go back in the fall and all sit together and have any kind of friendship for anything? because horrible thin said about persons based on nothing. based on no facts. just if you want to say it, throw it out there. i never saw the house wife goes to that level. so i think people are really damaged. >> part two airs tonight on bravo. >>> new york's fashion week kicked off today. what is a super model to do not on the kat walk? we're allowed to take you inside lookin

garden is at six tonight at "northwest catholic school on 41-st street in milwaukee. 3 ramona boone/aunt of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her place. and tonight...cbs 58 is re-airing our special presentation about gun violence in milwaukee.in this clip, zalyia jenkins' aunt -- gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of her niece. hear what ?other? family members say about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re-airs tonight at 7 on w-m-l-w the "m". in the wake of a report this year showing tens of thousands of properties in milwaukee have lead pipes that supply drinking water to homes...there is a concerted effort to address the quality of water in this community. a newly-formed task force got live from city hall with the details...julie? 3 mike today was the first meeting of the water quality task force. the group discussed how to manage lead in water service lines and indoor plumbing. today's meeting was mostly informational.headed up by alderman

((ramona esparza/principal, valley high school: we felt we would be proactive versus reactive and we taregerted certain students tahat have maybe shown some patterns in middle school or maybe concerns with attendance or grades that are showing not much success." )) ((mauricio marin)) >> the principal at valley hiew high school feels the program has been a success in getting kids back into the classroom. in 20-16---they had 437 students gradute. that's up from 410 kids teens recieving their diploma the year before. ((mauricio marin)) >> as part of the reclaim your future program...the school also pairs students with a mentor. they meet once a week to help them stay on track. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> mauricio...do they offer specialized programs for students who may have not been going to school for a long period of time? ((mauricio marin)) >> c-c-s-d says they can students can make up school credits to eventually gradute. back to you./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> and the reorganization of the clark county school district will be implemented b

, when the family members you didn't expect -- when people go away, when the funeral is over what ramona: 02:15:56 your food tastes different, you see the world different. you have on a red dress right now, but if i am in that state of mind it might look pink. 02:16:05lisa: 02:17:33 it's a movie. every birthday, when it happened, my birthday... :02:17:40 02:17:44 it's a movie that plays over and over again. 02:17:46 'milwaukee at a crossroads' airs commercial-free tomorrow night at 7.we hope you'll join us and become part of the sports fans across the state have been talking about two things since saturday....the badgers upset of l-s-u....and the packers decision to cut josh sitton. sitton. and how's this for a worst-case scenario for packer fans....sitton is not only gone from the packers-- but he's going to play for the bears!cbs 58's kevin holden is in the studio with the latest.... josh sitton was in football limbo for a little more than 24 hours before the bears guard and signed him to a three-year contract. sitton had just one year and around six-million in salary remaining when te

reporter: ramona boone is za'layia jenkins' great aunt. this legacy garden, an idea that bloomed shortly after the little girl was shot and killed while sitting in a home across the street. >> i want to put a purple lilac bush. reporter: za'layia's favorite color. the bullet holes in the home have been covered up, but za'layia's loss will never go away. >> i get to do this instead of being upset. reporter: there's even a little library. >> we painted it purple. and you have to give her the bling. reporter: last month, 24 people were killed in milwaukee, the deadliest august in 25 years. each homicide, a sad reminder. >> my heart goes out to every family that lost somebody. reporter: kids have been planting flowers, a safe space where they can keep her legacy. and knows the truth, come tell the truth. reporter: the family has a gofundme account to raise funds for the garden. if you like to help, we have that in the ?on tv? section of wisn.com. in milwaukee, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. anchor: a reward is still being offered to find the gun

ramona: it's the person carrying the gun. onjuan: it's the person carrying the gun.ramona: absolu. absolutely. our cbs 58 special presentation is called 'milwaukee at a crossroads' and you'll see it this tuesday, september 6th at 7 pm here on cbs 58.we do hope you'll join us and become part of the conversation. 3 one man is dead -- and two morning ... after a crash on milwaukee's near west side. side.their car slammed into a pole near 31st and wisconsin... around 11 saturday night.police say two people were thrown from the car.one of them died.the other two were rushed to the hospital with what police describe as very serious injuries.no word yet on ?why? they crashed. 3 the driver and passenger on a motorcycle are seriously hurt after they crashed near fond du lac and walnut just after midnight yesterday.police say the hospital... there's no word on how they're doing. today...family will celebrate the 16-th birthday of a teen who died in a crash along with his best friend... one week ago...with a party and balloon . release. alesha colbert - cousin "it's hard for everybody. it's h

0 ramona: 02:15:56 your food tastes different, you see the world different. you have on a red dress right now, but if i am in that state of mind it might look pink. 02:16:05lisa: 02:17:33 it's a movie. every birthday, when it happened, my birthday... :02:17:40 02:17:44 it's a movie that plays over and over again. 02:17:46 3 "milwaukee at a crossroads" airs commercial-free tonight at seven.we hope you'll join us and become part of the looking ahead--- a milwaukee man charged with ?attacking a firefighter?... will learn his fate in court today. today.investigators say... "travis babbs" and others chased firefighters who were responding to a ?medical emergency? near 60-th and capitol.it happened back in september during a vigil for a motorcylist who had been ?killed in a crash.? investigators say... babbs grabbed one of the firefighters by the arm and ?shoved him into the truck.? he's charged with ?felony battery?... and faces up to six years in prison.his sentencing hearing is set for 8:30 this morning. 3 3 women" is creating a scholarship to honor two nuns-- o

ramona "but i'm angry that nobody in broad daylight, that that bullet can affect somebody else except for the person that you're shooting." shooting." you can watch the ?entire special? at cbs-58-dot-com.the conversation is also happening on twitter-- with hashtag #m-k-e crossroads. coming up at noon--- donald trump and hillary clinton... set their sites on ?new york? today.we have an plus--- scientists may have discovered a "fountain of youth."a place where people seem to be living longer ?and? in your campaign 20-16 coverage---donald trump and hillary clinton... are focusing on the ?military... veterans... and foreign policy? this week. trump is making a case for an ?expanded? military.... while clinton suggests trump is ?unfit? to be commander in chief. weijia jiang has the latest. (pkg)donald trump wants to expand america's military...but he doesn't want to send soldiers to fight foreign wars.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "?i believe in a foreign policy based on our national interests, that focuses on stability."trump and hillary clinton will both participate in a f

. >> reporter: ramona, the indictment was handed down just over an hour ago. a grand jury charged cleveland patrolman allen beauford with fatally shooting 18-year-old brandon jones outside a park wood avenue store. this happened back in march of 2015. the police officer has been indicted for negligent homicide which is a misdemeanor. the maximum penalty is six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. jones's mother, tanya brown, spoke to us just minutes after finding out about this indictment. she says she wants justice for her son. she does not think this is enough. >> i was happy when i first heard the news. very happy. justice for my baby is who is no longer here. this indictment would only give this cop probation. you're just getting probation and my son is dead and gone. you killed and murdered my son. he was unarmed. didn't cause any type of harm to you. was he wrong? yes, he was. did he deserve to die? . no, he did not. you get a slap on the wrist. i asked jones what justice would be for her son. she tells me she believes officer beauford should spend time beh