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i'll explain that, shelby, as well coming up. >> shelby: you can track the latest conditions in most ohio with the cleveland 19 first alert weather app for your smartphone or for your tablet. police are investigating at least eight separate shootings, that includes two homicides. the gunfire on both the east and west sides of the city. the shootings include a violent home invasion, it happened at belvedere avenue near east 65th. police say someone broke in and shot two people. a 24-year-old woman was shot in the leg, a 30-year-old man was shot in his chest. a cleveland man was found dead after a fire. you see the aftermath here. police investigating his death as a homicide. the victim has bee as 46-year-old frank salamone. now this happened on platten avenue near west 85th street. police arrested the victim's girlfriend. >>> cleveland police also called to metrohealth medical center. officers say a man dropped off an unconscious woman and then he took off. the woman, who later died, was identified as 27-year-old nicole richards. police are calling her death suspicious. >>> another ho

>>shelby: thank you. we'll remember you can follow conditions for the week ahead with the cleveland 19 first alert weather app for your smartphone or for your tablet. >>> sad news tonight about a family already tragedy. randy budd has died at the age of 55. for the past two years he was caring for his wife sharon. she's the uniontown teacher who nearly died when teens threw a rock the size of a volleyball off a pennsylvania overpass. it hit the budd family's car back in 2014. couple recently celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary. the family right now is asking for privacy. >>> we're also following breaking news out of cincinnati. police shot and killed a man he held a. >>i have to a security officer's throat. police killed the man when he ran at them. the investigation is just beginning. >>> tonight family and friends remembered a young cleveland father killed outside a popular club in the warehouse district. 29-year-old zachary larney of euclid was attacked in front of rumor club on west sixth street

the immediate shelby response to , -- the immediate response to shelby with state immediately pursuing restrictive voter id laws would indicate to you that the protections of the preclearance reviews were critically important. the other thing people need to remember is that -- about the voting restrictions that preceded the voting rights act -- the voting rights act recognized that voting is a very local activity. the restriction of voting is a very local activity. congresswoman waters touched on it, but the idea is, you pass the law, you say, great, we will have voting rights. at a local level there is a lot of opportunity to restrict voting rights. that is why we put in preclearance to say, forget it, you can't change it because we cannot get to every single one of the thousands of jurisdictions where you could be discriminating. we're not going to allow you to change it. it is that protection that we are missing because -- as tom pointed out, we all know them as lawyers, particularly the gators, litigation takes a long time. while that litigation is happening, elections are occurrin

live in canton, shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> okay shelby, thank you. we have sad news after the crash into a palmer heights crowd last weekend. one person was died. could the elderly driver face charges. denise dufala is live. question is yes, she could face charges. i'm right now in the area where this happened, one of the few reminders that there was an accident here. the paint marks in the grass right here. as we speak, two more people are trying to recover from their injuries after this horrific accident. this is surveillance video that captures the terrifying moments when a 74-year-old woman plowed into a dance floor during an outdoor concert in pamer person died. 16-year-old kathleen mcdonald died after suffering from injuries she sustained when hit by the car. police are now saying the elderly driver could face charges. the driver told the detective yesterday that she wished she would have been the one that was hit. >> how is she doing? >> not good. she is pretty upset with everything. and she was having a difficult time and she said i wish it w

but as a result of shelby today those cases are two years after shelby county still being litigated withthose potentially in place. fortunately on redistricting, a resolution that resulted in new maps being drawn, but those provisions even though lace, judges had concluded there was intentional discrimination, and demonstrable indication of the difference between section 2 and section 5. conclude by saying lawyers in the room should understand that in addition to being the effect iive piece of civil rights legislation ever enacted, the voting rights act in section 5 had one of the earliest and most effective alternative resolution mechanisms ever put into federal law, seeuse that's how we should preclearance. it is an efficient and timely ffective way of resolving disputes around electoral changes. timeliness is important to once changes from those being implemented and having an when on occur, because someone's right to vote is enied and an election happens, you can't unring that william and do it again if a

the shelby county decision was a setback. justice ginsburg put it well in her dissent when she wrote -- i am quoting -- throwing out free clearance when it has worked, and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you're not getting wet". i was disappointed with the decision. i am also optimistic we can fix this. nobody really disputes the voting rights act is still needed. writing for the majority and shelby county, justice roberts credited the voting rights act with great strides that we have taken as a nation while also say" voting discrimination still exists, no one doubts that" it seems to me the question here is not whether we need the voting rights act at all, the question is what form should the law take? i am looking forward to working with all of my colleagues on the judiciary committee to address the question in the months ahead. we have enacted a reauthorized voting rights act on a truly bipartisan basis. five occasions in the past, hopefully we

>>shelby: breaking news right now. nine people are hurt after a car hit a group of people at a concert in a local park. shanice dunning is live in parma heights with the breaking details. >>reporter: sh, commons park in parma heights. can you see right hind me, where it happened. you can still see the dance floor this 74-year-old woman drove into. police are calling it an accident because she hit the gas when she meant to hit the brake. hitting nine people, so in the hospital with minor injuries and broken bones but one person is in serious condition with a brain injury and spinal fracture. this accident happened at happens weekly at this park. this driver was getting ready to leave when she hit the gas instead of the brake. backing up, she did hit nine people. now, three of those people, including the driver, were treated here and released. but six of those other people taken to the hospital with their injuries. one in serious condition again. the police told us that the driver said she was shaken up after the inciden

as a result of shelby county, those cases are today, two years after shelby county still being , litigated with those provisions potentially in place. fortunately, on redistricting, there was a revelation that resulted in new maps. those provisions could be in place, even though judges had concluded there was intentional discrimination and that is a demonstrable indication of the difference between section two and section five. i will conclude by saying, lawyers in the room should understand, that in addition to being the most effective piece of civil rights legislation ever enacted, the voting rights act in section five had one of the earliest and most effective alternative dispute resolution mechanisms ever put into federal law. that is how we should see preclearance. it is an efficient and timely, resolvingway of disputes around electoral changes. timeliness is important to prevent those changes from being implemented and having election occur. once someone's right to vote is denied and an election happens, you cannot unring that bell and do it again if a judge decides that what happene

while shelby county was being decided, shelby county had two cases being adjudicated under section five and section two. one involving redistricting, the other involving a voter id provision made much more draconian that it had been previously. in those cases, the state of texas chose to bypass the administrative process of preclearance and let the u.s. district court in washington, d.c. in those cases there was permitted -- presented tremendous evidence of intentional discrimination by the texas legislature to prevent the power of latino and african-american voters from increasing. the judges concluded that was very strong evidence of intentional discrimination. as a result in shelby county, those cases are today two years after shelby county, still being litigated with those provisions potentially in place, which fortunately on redistricting , but was a resolution those provisions could be in place, even though judges had concluded there was intentional discrimination, and that is h or monster ball -- demonstrable difference between section two and section i've. lawyers in the room sh

the immediate shelby response to , -- the immediate response to shelby with state immediately pursuing restrictive voter id laws would indicate to you that the protections of the preclearance reviews were critically important. the other thing people need to remember is that -- about the voting restrictions that preceded the voting rights act -- the voting rights act recognized that voting is a very local activity. the restriction of voting is a very local activity. congresswoman waters touched on it, but the idea is, you pass the law, you say, great, we will have voting rights. at a local level there is a lot of opportunity to restrict voting rights. that is why we put in preclearance to say, forget it, you can't change it because we cannot get to every single one of the thousands of jurisdictions where you could be discriminating. we're not going to allow you to change it. it is that protection that we are missing because -- as tom pointed out, we all know them as lawyers, particularly the gators, litigation takes a long time. while that litigation is happening, elections are occurrin

shelby miller is live at the muni lot now. shelby? >> reporter: hey, that is a great question. we went around town and asked people. first i want to show you ti it is getting more crowded in the muni lot. a few more motor homes came in and people are tailgating and some are parking and walking over to the stadium. that gentleman there you see he has on a cavs shirt. browns. so the question is are people still rooting for the browns above all over teams? >> yes. >> that's not what everybody said. >> a diehard. the tribe in first place. now a fresh start for the cleveland browns. >> i think if you think the parade was big for the cavs, if the browns ever win, hold on. twice as many people show up for that one. >> diehard browns fans came to the muni lot to tailgate ahead of the preseason home opener. >> the rest of the lot was empty through the morning and afternoon. >> even though browns are disappointing us, people love the browns. now that the cavs brought it home for us, people are >> when we ask people around downtown cleveland who they support here is what we heard. >> my f

the shelby county decision was a setback. justice ginsburg put it well in her dissent when she wrote -- i am quoting -- throwing out free clearance when it has worked, and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you're not getting wet. i was disappointed with the decision. i am also optimistic we can fix this. nobody really disputes the voting rights act is still needed. writing for the majority and shelby county, justice roberts credited the voting rights act with great strides that we have taken as a nation while also saying "voting discrimination still exists, no one doubts that." it seems to me the question here is not whether we need the voting rights act at all, the question is what form should the law take? i am looking forward to working with all of my colleagues on the judiciary committee to address the question in the months ahead. we have enacted a reauthorized voting rights act on a truly bipartisan basis. on five occasions in the past, hopefu

>> the post shelby with uh duty to comply with the section number five? but they knew the disparate impact of these provisions there are tons of election law provisions every year but those that were pulled then to shelby was the disparate impact of racial minority voters. so if there are separate bills dealing with all these provisions there just not combined. >> i am not sure there was the odd precinct build it was proposing to eliminate that and i could be wrong but there were bills wanting to eliminate pre-registration to cut early voting. >> but none had been heard. that is an extensive amount of material. so i do want to emphasize that this court in 2014 and the size the district court committed legal error the number of voters that were disenfranchised. and the basic truth even one disenfranchised voter is too many the facts that he found to be disenfranchised to save voter disenfranchisement to beat under resurfacing is not accessible and they may have set a trading and that can be moved. they may have a contract if the federal court rules that th

>> mark: i think that one is going home with shelby. like that one, that one. >> mark: it is a tough call. you have to take four. >> they are adorable. >> many are asking how many it is to adopt a dog at rescue village. >> puppies up to 6 months old are up to $225. >> dogs 7 months to 7 years and all dogs fully vetted and microchips. >> we want to show you a picture again of an inmate who escaped county. we just checked jason shockley still on the loose. he and another inmate posed as trustees carrying trays to a van in a parking lot. when inmates got to the van they dropped the trays and ran. deputies caught one and shockley got away. we are getting new answers today on the shooting death of a 17-year-old breanna fluitt. east cleveland police say jesean woods is in cuy killing. fluitt was shot five times. >> romona: a sad start to the school year in akron as tara a beloved and celebrated teacher will not be in the classroom. the 25-year-old and 33-year-old boyfriend are dead. both shot and killed over the weekend as they sat in the sch

shelby miller is live in akron investigation. shelby. >> reporter: yes, ramona. you're exactly right. a 55-year-old woman died. this after a home invasion and a robbery at an apartment in northeast akron here. police are now investigating and they want to find out who did this and how the woman died exactly. around 12:30 this morning, officers got to the summer hill apartments on britain road after a caller reported a home invasion robbery. their way into the apartment, pistol-whipped people and then ran out. one of the women said she didn't feel well and went to lay down. >> when the officer went back to do questioning, he found her unresponsive. ems immediately responded and transported her to a hospital where she was later pronounced dec deceased. >> reporter: investigators are looking into this as a homicide investigation. they're also waiting to hear back from the medicalmi death. so we'll stay on top of this story, of course. but if you know anything about this case, please contact the akron police. getting answers, live in akron, shelby miller, cleveland 1

not by the other candidate, by the media shelby and philip, don't go away. donald trump crying foul. we are 97 days away from the general election and trump is saying. this. >> first of all, it's rigged. and i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged, i have to be honest. busy think my side was rigged if i didn't win by massive landslides, i mean, think of what we won in new york and indiana, california, 78%. that's with other people in the race. >> press secretary for hillary for america brian fallon goes "on the record." nice to have you back, brian. >> thanks for having me back. >> brian, let me talk to you about the controversy about these some of the debase are scheduled against the nfl and i might add mistakenly against the green bay packers. that's my bias. i take it that secretary clinton would likewise like to not be competing with the nfl. is that a fair guess on my part? >> well, let's take a step back and just remember that these dates are selected by a bipartisan presidential debate commission that selected these dates months ago before the n

not if you look at shelby's life. others see it as a blessing. . >>> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: we are always watching and always tracking. and right now we are tracking nothing but pleasant weather conditions out there. it's going to be a perfect night. and not super muggy. at least not right now. the humidity level dropped a little bit. it's moderately humid. that's what you expect this time of year. at least most days. 81 at 00 78 at 8:00. 75 at 10:00. 72 degrees there at midnight. and 71 at 2:00 in the morning. right now at burke lakefront airport, it is 79. that's pretty much the story now in the muni lot where that temperature is 79, near 80 degrees. not too bad. akron-canton 85. and just some high clouds around. and the wind is light. there's a look at downtown cleveland. we're talking about warmth and and then here comes that big cold front. and you have to go all the way back to july 16th since we saw a day where the high temperature did not hit 80. and i think w

reporting one side of her face is swollen. >> reporter: paramedics rush shelby to the hospital. these pictures show the injuries to her face. >> i bruised my femur. >> reporter: her left side of her body is sore where she was hit. >> it was on her driver's side. >> reporter: when hit, she was taking a dinner break. now she needs some help overcoming the anger that a driver left her injured on the ground. >> it would be nice if maybe she would, you know, come up, come forward. >> reporter: foxboro police are looking at surveillance video. the driver is described as a middle-aged woman with blond hair, she was driving a white getting a massachusetts driver in trouble with the law. >> how fast police say a man was going when he was pulled over in new hampshire. >> and even bears have to go to the dentist. the local zoo animal turned when i look for solutions, i don't start in washington, and i don't assume one party has all the answers. you know where i find common-sense ideas? right here in new hampshire... where i'm fighting for the good-paying jobs that strengthen our economy. i

it is a myth that this all occurred after the shelby county decision. i will remind people that the georgia voter id law was passed in 2005. indiana's was passed after that. georgia's law has been in place since the 2008 election. indiana's has been in place since 2008. they have had election after election. the data on georgia, a large african-american population, 30% shows that after the voter id law went in place, the turnout of black voters and hispanic voters went up dramatically. it went up at a higher rate than the turnout of white voters. same thing happened in the 2010 election. in 2008, when indiana's voter id law was in place for the first time, in place because their case went to the supreme court. it was upheld by the court. it was not a 5-4 decision. it was 6-3. justice stevens was a liberal. barack obama won indiana with her photo id law in place. first democrat to win the state since the 1964 election. folks have also complained about cutbacks in early voting. first of all, a large number of states do not have early voting. new york does

let's check in with him at the stadium. >> tony: yeah, shelby. if i can add on to the rules, browns updated game day addressing exactly what you can bring in to the stadium. check out our web site before you come on down. shelby, between you and me you think there's nothing happening. we are a few hours from game time and see a couple atlanta falcons on the field and return and homecoming for a couple. alex max and shanahan our offensive coordinator. as far as our offense is concerned, hue jackson expects a big leap from the f the second and especially for the rookies, they learn the speed of the nfl game and get jitters and move forward and are more comfortable. rg iii is a veteran and a few years ago a rookie in d.c if we get one half a football from robert griffin tonight we need to see more consistent see and accuracy. wins and losses won't matter in the preseason, it is about the together and being ready for the opener in philadelphia in september. busy night. things will heat up inside and out of the stadium. jon loufman is handling the tra

we've got shelby holliday from the journal on the panel today. you're a millennial. stuart: shelby.ning for your middle school presidency. i don't see how you can do it. that said, this is the number one concern for people who are graduating from college, they enter a weak work force, they can't pay their student loans. so debt-free college is probably one of the most appealing things that come out of this. how can it work. even though we know it can't work. stuart: it's buying votes, here, i'll give you this, vote for me. >> right. stuart: the key constituency, millennials, i'll give you this, vote for me. you can only do that so long. europe is not a sustainable business model, i'll give you everything, just keep voting in socialism, it's not working, they're bankrupt. almost dead stop, an economy in the decline. i don't want to see that in america. >> unfortunately, we need student loan reform. stuart: how are you going to do it. >> we need a plan. stuart: not by free. >> giving away college is not be po. stuart: no, it's not. it's not possible and the results will be, you know,

shelby sits here. shelby is probably getting quite a bit of rain. southern sections of huron, northern richland county. you have all of this to get through. that's pretty intense rainfall. just a heads up there. out to the east, we've got a few light pop-up showers in trumball county. the bigger picture is this rain along the front. that's going through northern ohio. as it does so, it continues to generate this heavy rain. flash flood watch issued for a good part of the area. hour by hour forecast, here comes the we'll see these showers and thunderstorms that we have backing off a little bit. i think we'll be off to a dry start to saturday. that's the good news. showers and thunderstorms popping up midday to afternoon. you could get into periods of rain that continue to generate late through saturday and on into sunday as well. as far as your window nation forecast goes, going to be a warm one. muggy tomorrow. temperatures around 90. low 80s sunday. we'll have rain chances through next week. unsettled pattern. by the end of the week, we'll dry out

shelby now the diamondbacks minor-league system aaa reno. >>> it has been bolt -- both special heartwarming to see the parents of olympians get happy and emotional during their sons and daughters performances. stage with baseball parents. last night a chase field diamondbacks outfielder making his major league debut and his first at-bat. he will strike out and his mom says done it in his second at bat he grounds at the 2nd and now 0 for 2 mom turns to husband, what is wrong? he is better than that. in his third at bat he delivers a two run triple his first big- boy! later an rbi double, great night. even better night for mom and dad. i have to tell you that is what it is all about. >> that is cool. >> and hopefully he is the guy the diamondbacks can count on in the future. makes us feel good about that trade. just >> thanks, coop. tonight on 12 news at 10:00 you have seeing the viral pick of simone biles giving her celeb crush zach efrain a peck on the cheek. a new video him surprising her and the team. you will see it at 10:00. >>> the worlds fastest man hits the track in prime time covera

shelby. >> that's right. i-77 southbound. that's what the woman was driving at about 3:30 this morning. a group came and shot the side of her car. she stopped and got out of the car and ran to the woman's home and that her inside. >> this is the door the victim banged on at 3:30. she told them someone was following her and feared for her life. officers found her minivan shot up. the victim's hand and leg were bleeding and paramedics rushed her to the hospital. >> my son woke me up and heard 7 gunshots and 10 minutes later heard pounding on the door. she was bleeding and said she >> the woman was shot in the back of the head. the bullet grazed the back of her head and shot in the hand and went to the hospital and treated and released. police are still working with the victim. coming up at 6:00 hear more from the woman who opened the door in the middle of the night to take her in. live, shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> chris: police investigating after a security guard fired shots at a robbery suspect at a burger king earlie

inside and charged with breaking and entering, arson and vandalism. >> getting answers in green, shelby miller cleveland 19. felonies. as far as the schoolhouse's future, its fate is not decided. >>> a woman died after a break-in and robbery. akron police got a 911 call from summer hill apartment. the caller said two men pistol whipped two people. one victim laid down after telling officers she didn't feel well and became unresponsive and rushed her to the hospital and she died. no word on a cause of death and no arrests. >>> up next on cleveland 19 news at 6:00, we got our hands on chilling video showing a man's close encounter with death grazed by a bullet at an a.t.m. >> beth? >> beth: thunderstorms are moving to the east. a couple out to the west definitely fizzled and so many going to the tribe game and make it into town. 85 degrees. first pitch feeling 93 and chance of showers and storms and let you know when it comes to an weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall in love again with your >>> live from cleveland's newscent

right, shelby? he has tried to build bridges.e endorsed which i think is fantastic obviously paul ryan. senator john mccain, ayotte. >> maybe priebus had a role in that. i'm not sure. he reached out. you know, yesterday we heard him say has maybe he wouldn't raise money for the rnc and the down ballot candidates but overall he has been nudged in the right direction, yes. >> nudged is the good word because, remember, he flirted with the idea of endorsing paul ryan's opponent. and he has not necessarily been supportive of some of these republicans who are in congress right now. so, there is a loft mending fences to do. just three months to go. >> yeah. well what about this though, caitlin? what about all the people that signed a pledge and said they would support the republican nominee? there is a serious issue there. >> and he brought. >> and he brought that up today. and i think that's a really popular line among republicans saw the push back convention. i talked to rick santorum what are you doing here? it's sad. i'm one of the

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shelby miller joins us after talking to officer davis today. >> it was quite the accident a few weeks back. officer davis headed to the can't work quite yet but rehab and recovery is going quite well and aping which is to get back in uniform and serve the community once again. >> reporter: a warm welcome for fellow officers in blue from the cuyahoga falls police department. >> it is true you put your life in their hands and they put their life in their hands. >> reporter: three weeks ago officer davis was chasing a suspect ramming three parked police cars and the same personi his wife chrissy remembers the 1:00 a.m. call. >> it could have been worse. that's what i keep in my head. >> officer davis broke two ribs, pelvis and spent nine days in the hospital. >> the way the doctors describe it, everything pushed up to my chest cavity and did surgery to bring it down. >> he told me it wasn't the worst part. to me was not seeing them right away. let them know i was okay. davis talked about his sons, grady and brendon. >> sometimes the cop doesn't always win and making sure he knew i was ok

shelby miller getting answers with one of them tonight. she is in geauga county. shelby, looks like the pup is happy to be here. >> i know. i think this is the favorite here. this one is rascal. about 25, 27 puppies all the way from louisiana are here in geauga they are so precious as you are seeing. some are only four months old. some are older dogs, too. a lot we want through stress that the people in louisiana are going through. a lot of people have been asking me how they can get their hands on these little guys which is of course is the question i am asking, too. they have to be vetted and chill out here. they will be $225. this one is running away with my phone. can i have that back? thank you. come here, dude. >> i mean what's not to love about them. $225 for the puppies if less than six months olds. that's what a lot here are now. they are cute. they went from louisiana over to atlanta. it's been about a week and a lot of car riding and they made it here. we were live with you guys when they pulled up in the parking lot. they have gone through so much. it

i'm shelby miller. lydia esparra has the night off. it is a beautiful sunday afternoon outside. more humidity and heat, though, heading our way. meteorologist jon loufman has a look at our forecast. hey, jon. >> jon: i can't come up with enough adjectives for today. i hope your day is going to be great and blue skies don't get any bluer over cleveland. the headlines include these, skies, maybe you'll see a shooting star. open the windows and enjoy pleasant start to the new workweek and the heat and humidity as shelby said builds and a few midweek storms that could help us with our rainfall deficit. look how we tumble through the night, into the 70s, down to the 60s. hour-by-hour i'll take you through tomorrow and the next seven days including the hope for rain. it's all coming up. >> you can also follow conditions for the week ahead with the cleveland 19 news first aweather app for your smartphone or for breaking news out of cincinnati. police shot and killed a man accused of robbing a store there. they say he held a knife to a security officer's throat. police killed the man wh

live in lorain, shelby miller, thank you. and the consumer product safety commission says each year more than 200,000 children in the u.. go to the emergency room with playground injuries. most from when a child falls. so proper padding like wood chips, sand or rubber is recommended. >> local businessman tom ganley has died after a lengthy illnes. he was 73 years old. automotive group in ohio. he was known for large car dealerships. he ran for the u.s. senate but lost to betty sutton. he also helped launch crime stoppers of ohio. and spent two years helping the fbi catch organized crime figurs who tried to extort his company. >> cleveland is saying no to creating an east cleveland ward. take a look at what the suburb submitted. one of the nose note worthy points, council members want to continue receiving their salaris as council. and east cleveland wants to continue operating its own municipal court plus maintain is red light camera program. now cleveland responded council president kevin kelly says he remains open to discus

our shelby miller is there for her first experience, your very first, shelby with browns fans. how is it going? >> reporter: oh, you know, i expected a little bit bigger of a crowd, but i am told they are coming later. lucky for us we have one group of guys who have been here since this lot opened up at 10:00 this morning. this is the eastern muni lot and this is brian here. so brian, are you winning right now? that's my question. >> we are always winning. support tailgating because otherwise, what do you have to live for, basically? >> reporter: and are you surprised you are the first people here in the lot? >> not at all. it's typical. much like losing. you have that and you deal with it. so -- >> reporter: you have a good attitude about it. >> you have to. just like michigan fans. >> reporter: ok we don't need to talk about my lions. this is about the browns. what are you looking forward to the most today? >> i think enjoying friends, are this. we really enjoy it. we want to make sure we are having a great time. >> reporter: great, thank you so much. so let's just take a loo

his fiance, shelby, survived the crash. neighbors in north port said he had been a big fan at the truffle fries. >> we'll be thinking about the fian the rest of the family member. >> they got engaged last year, shelby posted on her facebook page sometimes 14-year-old girls are silly, but sometimes they know just how their happily ever after is going to turn out. scott martella and i met in the smithtown high school auditorium and tonight that's where we got engaged. i never loved anyone more. i'm so lucky i get to spend the rest of my life smiling alongside him. it's pretty tough to see that stuff on social media. the 10-year-old boy on his way to splish splash, his aunt in the car apparently, according to relatives telling us, she posted a video on snap chat from the car just a few minutes before the crash. we're live alongside the expressway tonight. andrew siff, news 4 new york. >> such tragedy. andrew, thank you very much. >>> to another tragedy in harlem. a community in mourning after a 61-year-old woman is gunned down

shelby miller is live with some rescued louisiana puppies looking for a home in northeast ohio. they're almost here. in fact, just minutes from now they're supposed to arrive. right now, though, this is where we're going to see them staying, just to give you an idea what it la looks like here. a gorgeous shelter. i'm talking to hope brustein. can you just talk about what these dogs have gone through? louisiana to atlanta now up here. >> okay. so we're counting down for their arrival. it's been a big journey for them. they started off in the flooded areas around lafayette, which also known as acadiana. that's where they were rescued. they then went to a holding facility there. from there they were sent to the atlanta humane society. so what is that? that's probably a good ten hours away. >> reporter: all of the stress they're dealing with. >> right. if you can imagine how stressful it is for the people to lose everything. it really applies to the dogs too. i mean, they've lost their people, their homes. everything they're familiar with. and now they're going on this things for th

. >> becomes do a classic car there is one that outsellsls th rest,el the first shelby cobra built was auctioned by sotheby's. modifiedis british sports car w a ford v-8 enginebr built back 1962. the interior is a little worn it can still burn rubber.e what makes his car so special i that of the designert carroll shelby bill only one. it just sold for $13.75 million. the most expensive american car eve sold at auction, the same auction sold 20 of the cars for $1 million each including a jaguar and in the case that made national headlines, ohio teacher injured after rocks were thrown from interstate overpass. >> rwtwo years later one of the jennifer jordan joins us from this as some people upset. >> ps the latest chapter in the sad case, here the terms of his they saw no dd reason to keep him locked up further according to judge michael sholley inside of a union county courtroom, granted the role of a man who played a major part in a crime that changedwh sharon budd's life forever. keefer mcgee is a free man after serving 11 half months behind bars, that was the minimum sentence for the

i choked on my tongue for a second and i said oh my god, they stole shelby. >> weekend edition, an owner distraught after someone steals a car in his business but it is the mistake the burglar made that got him caught. >>> chaos at a popular mall. cell phone video taken. the evidence police are still missing to figure out why the panic started. surprise when he came face-to- face with a 300 pound alligator. where this gator was hiding out . >>> good morning and thank you for waking up with us. i am ashley yore. >> i am james tolley. you are up with abc. >>> let's check in with the people's champion, and florida's most accurate forecast, bill logan.>> by the way, i just had gator for the first time. i ate it. it is the other white meat. >> takes a lot like chicken.>> i would rather eat it then rescue it.>> we will have a growling start to the day. speaking of gators. seeing a few showers offshore from anna maria island. we can fire up the mainsail the east of i-75. through temple terrace towards pennant creek and wesley chapel. none of this is very heavy but just enough to get the windshi

i said oh my god, they shelby. >> weekend edition, an owner distraught after someone steals a car in his business but it is the mistake the burglar made that got him caught.>>> chaos at a popular mall. cell phone video taken. >>> divorced and the financial decisions that come with it. the one mistake you never want to make. surprise when he came face-to- face with a 300 pound alligator. >>> not how you want to wake up seeing a gator but you do want to wake up here and thanks for joining us. i am ashley yore. >>> i am james tully. let's go to the people's champion, bill logan, most accurate forecast. >> you must of had a lot of fun . the storms are coming out of nowhere. >> they are called popcorn storms because you get them popping up out of the middle of the day. then they move on. the storms happened like that yesterday. right now we're seeing showers to the south towards southeast fort pierce and also storms in the gulf of mexico. that is all that is left but we will see a migration of this storms firing earlier this afternoon. we are also seeing the rain lingering around to the s

, the shelby decision.ing rights act since 1965. after shelby, you had a great number of these voter suppression tactics. in north carolina, the worst that we had not seen since the days of jim crow. those persons that want to suppress the vote understand that if you break up the -- if you can break the silent south, you can fundamentally shift american politics. i often say that in the south, the former confederate states, 11 states, that's 22 senate seats and u.s. senate, 31% of the u.s. house and nearly 160 electoral votes. so, if you can control the south, you can, in some ways, control the nation. they also know that if you register 30% of african-american voters in the south, and they vote, and they join with progressive whites and latino, you have a fundamentally new demographic. this is nothing more than an attempt to suppress the vote and try to hold onto the solid south, but the courts are beginning to come around, history is shifting, and the south is changing. and as it does, the nation will cha

further south into rich land county, shelby getting beneficial rain. we could get localized flooding in the shelby area moving toward sharp don, ashtabula, court lan, isolated -- court land, isolated showers. what is going west moves east. hopefully rain showers later. temperatures very steamy. upper 80s to near 90 in many locations. rain-cooled air is playing a part. through the evening, temperatures fading back to 70s. isolated to scattered looking forward into the weekend, a flash flood watch has been issued for a good part of the area. i'm going to have a dry start to the day saturday. rain chances pick up saturday afternoon, continue into the evening. break late saturday night. another round begins sunday morning and continues to move south through the day sunday. flash flooding due to heavy rainfall in these thunderstorms possible. it's certainly something to pay attention to. hour by hour through your minutes. >> we'll see you soon. thank you. >>> now to cleveland heights, some residents have been without power since tuesday. don kendrick is the

teammate shelby houlihan made the cut after placing in her seat. team usa's women's volleyball team defeated japan to advance to the semi finals. heather: coming up at 5:30 boston shooting for the sum thus looking for suspects was shooting. ben: high levels of lead in several boston schools. the plan to keep kids safe. harvey: i'm following to strong storms. one south and west of boston, the other to the west and northwest. these are the towns about to be for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. harvey: tracking severe weather across the region. the storm just north of the vorster area. these areas southwest of boston and northwest of the mass pike. let's take everybody over and show you what we have got. the storm tracker on both of those storm c

shelby majors at 58 degrees this morning. we take you down south down in -- randy clark coming in at 44 degrees. here's the future cast. we'll have clear to partly cloudy skies this morning. isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. a little better chance than yesterday. a 20% chance and then once we get into the end of the week, the chances start to go up along with cooler temperatures. 88 in fort collins. joel hillan is checking traffic. i would imagine everybody is facing big, bright sunshine in their face this morning, huh. >> the eastbound routes really sizzling on the retina. don't forget the sun glasses. we're from the copter 4, live pictures and you can see i-70 to i-225 exactly what dave is talking about in the be direction. look at the harsh shadows. we have an accident in the eastbound direction of i-70 near through jansey there. it's slowing down a bit find that as well as folks come around that curb. we're a controls the denver-metro area and we've got some -- we have slowing along the denver-metro area. britt. >> j

laws goes back three-years ago, to the shelby county supreme court decision.we add voting rights act passed in 1965, people died, and they were beaten, like congressman lewis, in order to see this voting rights act pass. the legislation we have ever had. four years after its passage, so what happened three-years ago? you had a supreme court decision, 5-4, shelby county, which struck down a portion of the voting rights act, the coverage portion of the voting rights act. why is that significant? because this coverage portion was dealing with states that had a history of discrimination, in voting. as soon as the voting rights act was struck down. most of these states, these states would say it's not discriminatory and we could debate that. so why is it so significant? because you will of these states passed it, and, recently, you had three federal judges. you don't need to listen to had i gone game both them. they say they have a a discriminatory intent. they were all passed by republican legislatures, in response to the reality, that most blacks and that my more

shelby miller traded for swanson. miller right now is in the minors and swanson is said to start at shortstop tonight for the braves. a look inside his locker. former number one pick. his rocketed way through the braves organization. now decisions coming about the we might get to see this week with the do you mind backses are missing out on the diamondbacks are missing out on. >> i couldn't be mad at anybody or upset because arizona didn't think enough of me to take me. i was grateful for that and blessed to be back home and close to family members. >> let's talk football. the cardinals hole for a few day. s let's today's practice we check in with tim. >> reporter: speaking of that. how come when the cardinals go to san diego you go when they come to glendale i have to go. i want to talk to the guy in charge. final week of training camp 2016. they're off tomorrow. wednesday, thursday and friday and that's it. game in houston. and back to their regular good news on sunday that mathieu were back. today more good news. t

they traded him for pitcher shelby miller who performed so badly he is currently in the minors. >> i guess it's kind of like a little fairy tale story. you know, it's neat. it's always been a dream play in every park, you know, possible. that's been a goal of mine since i was a little kid. not only visit every one but play in every one. >> obviously the trade is one that's blown up in the d-backs faces. according to usa today writer bob nightingail, they tried to kendricks stepped in and vetoed the trade. the d-backs are not considering bringing back the front office trio. if this is true, it will be the 7th change at general manager in the last 11 years for the d- backs. i can understand kendrick wanting to win. but he has to understand chemistry. kendrick knew when he hired stewart and larusa, neither had the experience for the job they were hired for so that's on kendrick. now he needs to exercise patience and give this front office trio more than a year or two to try to change. quarterback? 12 burning questions for the sun devils as we're 12 days away from kick off. that's coming

that's the guy they gave up in the shelby miller deal. just a few weeks in the big leagues, he is tearing it up. freeman scores inciarte, another guy they dealt in that deal, and then gordon beckham, he's going to win final 3-1, atlanta over arizona. hey, don't forget, the arizona rattlers go for yet another champion, the whole crew, davila -- back with more sports 20 minutes. fox 10 news at 10:00. >>> three people taken to the hospital following a shooting in the south valley. we'll bring you the latest. >>> and a valley metro bus ends up in a tight spot, a sinkhole. what led to the strange accident that left a phoenix road flooded. >>> plus a dust storm tears into the valley, and we are seeing rain in the northern part of the state. what we can expect the rest of the week. >>> and good evening, again, everyone. we begin with a fox 10 news alert. police in chandler have a suspect in custody after a deadly shooting there. skyfox is over the scene in the last hour. this is near ray and mcqueen roads, and here's a live look at the scene fro

he was so >> reporter: he asked the 29-year-old about wedding plans to his high school sweetheart, shelbi. he worked with martella who was board member of the charity. >> my heart surge. it was absolutely unbelievable that he should meet this kind of fate. >> reporter: martella was one of five people killed in the driver of a subaru outback, 26-year-old carmelo pinales and his son christopher and sister patricia were killed. they were on their way to splish splash to celebrate christopher's birthday. he lost control of his vehicle and veered into the median and mitsubishi driven by martella. >> any part of the body that could be injured was injured. >> he worked as a communications director for the suffolk county executive and had worked as an aide for governor cuomo. he would have enjoyed a bright future. >> there's no doubt he politics and whatever he was going to do in his career was going to be in the plate cal arena. >> reporter: the fifth person was from west hampton, 1 years old. his wife is in critical condition. there are two other people in fair condition and a child, a 3-year-o