counties of ottawa, send wyandot and seneca under a tornado watch. means condition are ready for a tornado that ha occurred just west it is in effect until 11:00 p.m.t some areas under warnings so take a look at radar to show you the storm moving on, looking at wood county, lucas county until some 45:00 p.m. with a tornado warning, confirmed tornado on the ground near liberty centero and just near the polling movin at about 25 mph. moving toward light house at about 740, bowling green and and look a little farther south, we look at another area with confirmed tornado on the ground located to move north amazed at 25 mph. and 10 miles northeast of van wert. the warning until 7:30 p.m.th for this storm cell van wert and western putnam county there outside of our area but moving east-northeast at about 25 mph so we continue to track that. western counties have the conditions more ready to go in terms of severe potential. there's nothing eminent for warnings. it has been hectic across central indiana with tornado warnings. continue to watch showers/storm

light rain in seneca county an alert tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow, we will deal with a front. there's the possibility not enough for a red alert. we think it will be more nuisance stuff. the possibility of severe weather is there heavy rains with the storms. that, as this front comes through. the out the door forecast. right now current temperature 79 and looks like mid-70s. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 here and looks right now light rain around. downtown cleveland 80 degrees as well with a cloudy sky. it will be a warm night with this humidity in place. forecast details later on. guys, back to you. >> mark: all right, jeff. thank you. >>> death tolls from the floods in southern louisiana is at least 6. thousands have been forced from their homes. local red cross workers head there had to help. more than 20 inches of rain fell over the weekend leaving entire communities under water. water level dropping in some areas and will crest in the coming days causing more floods. >> cathrine: police arrest a man with a violent past for shooting a woman at the cuyahoga valley park. joggers found ay

as a kiss to seneca county and wyandot county and. moving east about 20 mph. the reason behind the warning would be the potential foro penny sized hail and concerned mph. that is until 4:45 p.m. d other than that there are no watches/warnings.s. the heat, humidity and sunshine with a bit of upper-level energy spark in the storms that they fade away when you take away the sunshine. ran aa will try to get rid of this beginning next week. we can is also not looking so good. one half inches at hopkins the past for eight hours. these are official reporting stationsns analysis s cuyahoga county with a severe thunderstorm tomorrow near 90 the hazy with organized storms late day. tomorrow could be number 22 and 21 of temperatures in the '90s. >> r across but in her 15th birthday accused of killing her fatherer tonight investigatingr how long she may remain locked up bresha meadows family says that sheea was acting in self-defense but the prosecution says that she is a defendant facing aggravated murder chargege she was arrested shooting and killing her 41-year-old fat

this is well out towards seneca county. findlay, ohio. it's this cell in particular we'll be watching tracking towards, say, the sandusky area. and then there's a flash flood warning out towards ashtabula. earlier storm came through and put down an extraordinary amount of rain. already have a couple of inches and there's more storms heading towards ashtabula county. so i put a tracker on this towards jefferson at about 4:15. you know, the ground is just not ready for all this heavy rain. and this isn't the only setup for it. so over the course of the next couple of hours, we'll continue to watch these storms funnel through sometimes over the exact same area over and over again. you can see another little small setup towards our south heading tos so living in wellington about 4 4:13, just a little bit. if this sticks together, which it probably will towards brunswick, which ultimately will put it into cuyahoga county. it can be another interesting setup. giving it a wider look, you can see right now, same scenario from the last couple of d

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lisa ketchoff has written a book called "the myth of seneca falls" which it seems to me game potentially be a changer. i think it was published in 2014. she talks about how in the then thatra, it's susan b. anthony rush in to history because they're writing their history of suffrage prematurely in the and they rush in at that moment to create this kind of makerm narrative and seneca falls sort of the origin -- sort ofassociate shrink down what's grass roots shrink itaried, they down to sort of we were there and everybody should be but there's a rich story to be told about suffrage before the well,d after the war, as that i think gets overlooked when we focus on that one those two, youby know, giants. catherine: we'd like to hear from you. patricia hollaman from new york city. of information and rephrasing my question standing in line because some of it was answered, which is good, because the definition of what is a southern woman, i'm taking everybody in and that's not apparent in the structure of the title but my question, cut right to the chase and i haven't read book becauses sitting

in 1923, there is this great gathering at seneca falls, new york. she said to her party members, "what is the next step for women?" at that point, she has already decided what she was going to do. she had already come up with basic dress for the equal rights amendment. but i think she thought women would be very receptive to it, and i think she thought that the united states would be receptive to it, in some way. particularly, i think originally she might have felt that women that work in the labor forces would be receptive to it. many of them were suffragists. i think it probably suppressor initially that women in the labor forces and women in work and unions immediately opposed the equal rights amendment, because it would eliminate those protective pieces of legislation. i think her intent was good, and she thought it would be received very well, but right away, right in 1921, she realizes that she has a key opponent in florence kelly, who is working for labor unions specifically for women. and once protective legislation for women to help them in

you are going to find seneca people.ou're going to find even people from virginia who have moved into the ohio river valley. host: did the european men marry into any of these indian tribes? professor sleeper-smith: yes. for most of the fur trade, it would be very difficult for them to trade. they had no understanding of indian languages. and initially women act as cultural mediators during the 17th century. by the 18th century, much of that becomes intermarriage. so you find frenchmen intermarrying into indian communities. they are not really removing those women from the indian communities. it would be useless. indians trade based on kinship alliances. so, trade is not something we think of in 20th century terms. it is embedded in villages. it is embedded in kin networks. there, women become a very crucial component. they not only act on the trade. they are involved in the exchange process. bringing an indian trader into a household unit becomes very important. it brings prestige to the household unit. it brings them a

weighs between tomorrow so small print advisor may need to be issued,twtw across seneca county and wyandot crawford in a run into a few drop organize rainfall is indiana and michigan. though showers are moving from a funne boundary and moisture from the golfd a minute towards our backyard the heaviest is to the north and west. chance of showers specifically tomorrow afternoon with the col front. the men the next disturbance wednesday. earlier in dc it felt like when better sex with heat index, it feels like almost 100 in raleigh otherwise the rest of us not dealing with extreme heat a flood watch to the lastst and in indiana tornado warningsgs thes flood watch concerns consist extended to texas, louisiana some parts of louisiana over th weekend got 24 inches rainfall. an area of low pressure tomorrow with showers/storms in the through late day wednesday. i want to show you this could be three, five or inches in areas shaded in orange and red. for most of us between half-inch an inch. tonight we'll see cloudy sky most of us tomorrow humid with winds ire the front with showers/storms likely,

areas to become flood watch through sunday evening at 8:00, exceptions erie county, ottowa, sandusky, seneca county, but just about all of us are going to be dealing with the possibility of some flooding rains. very, very quiet out there right now. doll lop up here heading across the islands, moderate showers. light stuff is very spotty but no, we are not out of the woods on this. as what little there is moves through here, more is on way, up through central ohio and back down through southern illinois and points even farther south and west. so this will continue to work its way across through the night and into the day tomorrow. quite a range of rainfall amounts. nearly a third of inch at cleveland through 8:00 this evening, we have had it since then. almost a quarter inch in toledo, akron and canton, more than half an inch and half an inch through 8:00 at youngstown and more on let's carry this right right through 8:00 on sunday. that's when this all comes to and and you can see we are look at the possibility of another three quarters of an ininch of rain, half inch of rain in others. we w

astra seneca down half a percent. pfizer continues on its acquisition trail to try and buy a growth by acquiring companies that have interesting pharmaceutical businesses. from foreigners to the apparel giant express, the customers take the express lane out of town. the company announced sales and earnings below estimates. but here's the problem. it cut its full-year sales that it expects. pulling back by a pretty significant 24%. the price now one single share stands at $12. politics and hillary clinton. she's been laid low the last couple days playing defense today with no public appearances scheduled. she continues to face scrutiny over these very harsh questions regarding state department ties to the clinton foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. clinton however still launching attacks on donald trump by way of the new ad campaign. here is one of them. >> this factory has been here since 1883. we have over 60 people here making sure it's labeled, made in america. donald trump comes from china, sues fo

let's bring in our guest, peter elson, cio at seneca investment managers.out the pound? >> no, absolutely not. this is a very interesting chart . the interesting feature of this chart is not so much what the dividend yield has done to the market. the dividend yield has actually stayed very stable over this period. is the fallnd this in real bond yields we have had over the past 15-20 years. u.k., u.s., europe, japan, and in the u.k., we've got the .0-year at -1.5% we've got negative rates in europe, japan, close to negative in the u.s. .hese are extraordinary numbers is, what areesting they telling us he if those bond yields are rational, what does it tell us about the long-term future for economic growth? manus: what you say spells pretty much economic doom and gloom. >> it's telling you in the u.k., you are going to have a negative growth for the next 50 years. can that be right? can that be right when we've still got so many -- there are some demographic reasons why growth is going to be lower, but if you look at productivity, has productivity growth sta

sandusky and seneca counties, into huron county and one that's developed into northern medina county. a lot of pop up an that is why we call them bubble up thunderstorms because that is what is it is happening. it is hot, humid and we are getting widely scattered thunderstorms. if you hated yesterday afternoon we are going to do it all over again today so you are probably not going to like the rest of today. it is going to stay hot. i'm going 92 this afternoon in cleveland and i think we could get warmer than that if the lake breeze doesn't kick in. scattered showers and thunderstorms. now, not everybody is going to see rain. just like yesterday, i got was telling me she didn't see a drop of rain in avon so again, these are very hit or miss. take your umbrella with you because you may need it through about midnight. tribe play tonight, 7:10 is the first pitch. it will be hot and humid and maybe a few passing thunderstorms. guess what, we are going to do it all over again tomorrow. this is just a series of very hot, very stuffy and unsettled forecast for tomorrow. notice we go back int

. >> cory booker: king pointed to the mountain top, kennedy pointed to the moon -- from seneca fallso those who stood at stonewall inn, giants before us said in a chorus of conviction, america, we will rise ." >> larry: damn cory booker! (laughter) you came out there swinging, quoting maya angelou, even pulling some church sweat dabbing. (laughter) (applause) >> and hillary clinton, well y'all know it! >> larry: mm-hmm, that's right, mm-hmm! take 'em to church, cory! that's right, rise! we will rise! (laughter) i've got to take this off for a second. that brother's not "that" excited about hillary, he just wants to be president. i can see what's going on there. he figures going in there, having his aught-four obama moment. (as cory booker) "i'm going to go out there, i'm going to kill it. i better hydrate, so i sweat properly. electrolytes, brother! this is how you become president! and the next day, i'm going to be the only one anyone's talking about!" >> i michelle obama was spectacular. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> show stopping speech. just brought down the house. >> the moment of

you have a little bit of rain here in sandusky and seneca county. right now it's not much out there. but we are starting to see some late showers develop out west. if you know someone in cedar point right now or heading there, it looks like a few light showers will be developing. but you get the idea. now, one thing that i think is going to limit the severe weather threat for most areas this afternoon is the cloud sunshine to really get those explosive storms going. and we are starting to see a little sun now mainly in the eastern counties. south and east of canton. so that would be the better opportunity for us to develop these thunderstorms. again, there's the front she moving. and that wind is really picked up in advance of it. we have wind gusts now exceeding 30 miles per hour, especially along the lakeshore. 85 in mentor. here. we have some areas not reporting. but you do have a temperature in akron around 82 or so. and it's 81 in sandusky. 83 now in cleveland. but look at these winds out of the southwest. 15 to 20. and berk lake front airport

. >>> bernie president seneca issued this statement.we remember about carter was he he loved to make children smile he maintained deep faith in the human spirit. our condolences go out to the merbreier family his channel6 family and all fans of captain noah. >>> we want to hear about your memories of capitol he no, sir. share them with us and pay tribute to a television icon on the "action news" facebook page and also have a few remembrances of my own and i'm sure you will as well. >> too many people captain noah was a key part of their childhood. >> absolutely. >> 4:40. next up on "action news" at 4:30, a wildfire poses a danger for homeowners out wes west. >> a maryland hospital closes its knee he yo' 98 at a ward and transfers baby as it looks for signs of a potentially deadly bacteria. karen. >> it's 77 degrees right now. through much of the area temperatures are going up from here. he details in the accuweather forecast coming up. >> ♪ >> al wildfire in california has grown and still threader tense thousands of homes. wind pushed t

. >> ea a few showers near seneca and wyandot county. this is my. approaching fremont. few of us could get a shower most of us hold off rainfall to the front other areas under one quarter inch print temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degreeses has been warm and humid. three man, when a fight to clear thei name after two decades today th charges dropped as peggy gallek has ha details inside t courtroom. >> there rested and 95, convicted in that six they received a new trial, the charges were dismissed. >> the day that derrick wheatt, laurese glover and eugene johnson have been waiting for.. since they were arrested 21 years ago. spain freedom, i called the lon on the street since i was 15 years old sosoal taking one day time. >> cuyahoga county common pleas judge bruxelles dismiss the charges she granted there request for a new trial tony farmer of a 2-year-old man in they filed to drop charges after information recovered and an eye witness recantedednf statement. >> >> will believe in our innocenc and her families and just kept fighting. >> the families have been

. >>> 6abc president and general manager bernie president seneca issued this statement.remember about carter is that he loved to make churn smile and he maintained a deep faith in the human spirit. our condolences go out to the merbreier family his channel6 family and all fans of captain noah. >>> we're paying tribute on 6abc.com. you'll find photos from his show and we invite you to send your mercke memories. visit the "action news" facebook page. >> you know you have done something when grown men have the smile of children and know all the same words. >> i got to know him. we went to his house a lot of times and he was such a great man. >> great man. >> a lot of wonderful memories. >>> let's take a look right now at storm tracker6 live double scan around the area. you're looking dry, you're looking clear. that's not going to be the case all day. you'll see a little bit of drizzle right there. no big storms brewing yet but that's something i'm watching behind the scenes. let's go outside. it's unstable today so watching the radar closely. we're looking outside right now

the sheriff is investigating the cause of the explosion at the seneca logistics plant. >>> new mexico police have three suspects in custody after an officer was shot and killed friday. 45-year-old officer jose shot stop friday. the suspects fired on the officer, carjacked another vehicle, shooting that driver, and then crashed the stolen car and eventually surrendered. >>> it was not a community meeting that police had hoped for. they met with citizens friday to discuss the black lives matter movement. one man kept telling the police chief he had signatures from people who say they were racially profiled. he was ushered out of building. no arrests were made. the disruptions were from people who attended and were from topeka. >>> former penn state coach jerry sandusky took to the stand to deny that he molested people. properly at his fires trial and was counseled not to go to the stand. >> if we had sufficient time, we could developed things. >> this it can hara case, there were decisions that were made that permitted an innocent man to be prosecuted. >> eight young men testified that

eli parker is a seneca indian. they say he had the best penmanship in the army and general grant's staff and he actually writes out the formal terms for general grant. general lee's staff officer is lieutenant colonel charles marshall. he writes the acceptance letter. they exchange those letters. that's how the surrender is effected, the exchange of the letters. they both do not sign one document. over the course of the meeting, general grant introduces officers of his staff to general lee. some of them general lee knows very well, such as seth williams who was lee's adjutant when lee was a commandant at united states military academy at west point.

in the case of the seneca group, at one point they refer to male applicants as male identified applicants. i assume they would do the same for women. >> i assume so. >> it would be woman self-identification. >> what a racket. >> rich, you brought up a good point. >> thank you. >> they are saying men can apply, but their membership can be made up entirely of women without going against the administration's new policy. they can pretend to want to allow men and then not admit them. the weird thing is they were told this by the administration. the administration says here is how you do it. that's not right. >> it is like they want this rule to apply to the women's clubs. >> then just say so. and lastly guns you can say merry christmas anytime. we will not bleep it. if it was up to me -- maybe i can have them dub it and replace it with happy holidays. i am done. >> thank you, andy. >>> it is time to take a break. uber rolls out without a driver for the car when we return. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. the obama administration is backtracking on the release of ame

a woman across seneca, minor changes to bylaws banning men.he same privilege is not given to mail clubs. and need mail obtained by the harvard crimson, writing, quote, men may apply but membership can be made up of women without incurring sanctions of the administration of new policy but a civil liberty's group telling the daily caller habit is encouraging the women's group to blatantly lie about its practices. what they are saying is it is a purely social club, do you think that is why? or are they realizing why we are doing this? >> i'm confused with the difference will be. she -- the women's club, men allowed, they can form their own club. i don't understand the difference. >> back in my day, when i went to harvard or boston, which was a long time ago, looking across the river at my alma mater, what is the difference, just separated by a river. which i thought was somet but you have fraternities and sororities, what is the big deal? i don't understand the notion. >> belonging to a fraternity if you are a woman, why would you want to? >> it

eli parker is a seneca indian. they say he had the best penmanship in the army and general grant's staff and he actually writes out the formal terms for general grant. general lee's staff officer is lieutenant colonel charles marshall. he writes the acceptance letter. they exchange those letters. that's how the surrender is effected, the exchange of the letters. they both do not sign one document. over the course of the meeting, general grant introduces officers of his staff to general lee. some of them general lee knows very well, such as seth williams who was lee's adjutant when lee was a commandant at united states military academy at west point. another interesting aspect of general grant's staff, there was a young captain named robert lincoln on his staff, and he, of course, was the son of president abraham lincoln, and he was here in the room. another interesting participant in this ceremony was -- at least, maybe not participant, but a witness to this ceremony was this rag doll of lula mclean, youngest daugh

live look at the conditions from the weather bug camera at the seneca valley high school in georgetownit looks beautiful. it will be comfortable throughout the evening. the outlook tonight is clear skies, light winds. sun down at 7:51. the temperatures drop from 70 to the 60's overnight. speaking about the sundown time we are getting the daylight hours shorter and shorter. today we have 13 hours, 22 minute of daylight. by the end of the month we lose 19 minutes. by the equinox or the autumnal equinox we will lose another hour and 14 total. it slinks and slinks. -- it shrinks and shrinks. enjoy the daylight and the comfortable temperature because it season changes. the weather is going to stay stable for a few days. this is turning southeast. it's not terrible but it's warmer. wednesday to the park. the nats host the orioles. and its will be warm and humid. but it will dry. great baseball weather. we head to friday, one day is hot and humid. stray storm in the afternoon, 93. a typical summer weekend. partly cloudy. highs in the upper 80's to the near 90's. the next chance of showers and

most of the rain has been ongoing this morning in seneca county, huron, erie and now lorain county, also northern medina, ashland, richland and crawford counties contending with some light shower activity. here's a time elyria is already seeing those showers. if you join me from cleveland, it will be about 7:00ish before that rain moving in for you. the euclid area, probably 7:20, 7:30 or so. mentor same thing for you. that's when i expect the rain to move through. so umbrellas on tap for today. you will need them off and on, especially this morning. as you head out to lunch, i still expect a few scattered showers and thunderstorms out progressive field, and there's probably at least a few showers around. by 3:00 or so, we should be mainly dry. maybe a little spotty rain out there this afternoon, but most of this is a morning through midday event. 73 degrees out there right now, about 74 at 9:00. mid-70s at noon, and then 82 is the forecast high temperature today. not a comfortable 82. it will feel every bit as s as yesterday. evening forecast featuring mainly dry conditions and a lot of

and all the counties except erie, ottawa, sandusky, and seneca county. there you see a line of showers. let's take a look up here in mentor. see what is going on yeah, this is, you know, we are not talking about thunder. but moderate showers. who gets it next? well concord 8:15. leroy 8:35. and madison at 8:56. and expect to get rained on. and needed rain at this point. here is what we can expect to see as rainfall totals continue. look at the mentor number. nearly another inch of rain. half an inch in cleveland. 5/100 in akron, canton. third of an inch through sunday yet. it will continue off to the northeast with another batch on the horizon headed in here. we will be with us through the morning into the afternoon. so we keep you apprized of everything that is going on. weather wise. and we will let you know what is happening on our weather app as well. didn't you download it? well, if you want to you can. it is free. and track the radar. and track the temperatures hour-by-hour. and follow the weather as we do. through the course of day andni thank you

eli parker is a seneca indian. they say he had the best penmanship in the army and general grant's staff and he actually writes out the formal terms for general grant. general lee's staff officer is lieutenant colonel charles marshall. he writes the acceptance letter. they exchange those letters. that's how the surrender is effected, the exchange of the letters. they both do not sign one document. over the course of the meeting, general grant introduces officers of his staff to general lee. some of them general lee knows very well, such as seth williams who was lee's adjutant when lee was a commandant at united states military academy at west point. another interesting aspect of general grant's staff, there was a young captain named robert lincoln on his staff, and he, of course, was the son of president abraham lincoln, and he was here in the room. another interesting participant in this ceremony was -- at least, maybe not participant, but a witness to this ceremony was this rag doll of lula mclean, youngest daugh

. >> hello, i'm kathy, and i'm a junior american studies major at lauderdale college in seneca, new york. how has president obama al smith in his legacies so far? i went to siena. so very good. one of the things that's a great parallel between the two is working with a legislature that is seen as hostile, that is seen as the two-party, the partisanship. smith faced that every year that he was in office here in albany. he only had control of the senate for two years, and that was by a single vote. the other eight years, it was eight years of republican dominance here in this chamber, and in the other house he only had the one term. so i would think that the problem of dealing with the other party is something that smith had to battle with and undertake. that's something that the current president has a problem with as well. the other thing he has is, it's remarkable, the sense of humor. president obama has a very good sense of humor and handled press conferences very well. al smith was the same way. he knew he could be funny on occasions, but not all the time because then people wouldn't

day without wanting to meet -- >> jason: a special good-bye for the crew of seneca for carl schultz. friday officially turned it over to commander mccab. the ship received tons of cocaine, $240 million. >> right now, in waltham, on a stop in the nationwide tour, look at the picture here, the size replica of the actual memorial in washington, d.c. more than 30,000 names listed on the wall. the memorial will be at gore place in waltham through tomorrow. >> this is a storm tracker weather alert. >> jason brewer: good morning. after overnight storms, nice and quiet right now. here's the deal. the dew points come back up. the humidity is back with us. winds are out of the west, but it is going to be oppressively hot day out there today. temperatures soaring into the middle 90s. kind of like we did on friday. if it wasn't hot enough for you then. just wait for today. oppressive again. temperatures in the low 70s in most spots, dew point numbers significantly higher than where we were yesterday morning. in many spots, see the low 70s just feeling very sticky out there. so hot, humid, heat i

updated tornado watch wooster county's including ottawa,h sandusky seneca and wyandot, especially for the las errors under tornado warning is been very active across indiana. look at weather watches and warnings just outside of our viewing area, most of it is moving north and east. lookin