tiffani? >> tiffani: all right. scott mcclain in washington. thank you, we appreciate it. >> tiffani: we have big wins for team u.s.a. as the summer games continue in brazil. michael phelps and after a heartbreaking loss in london four years ago phelps won by .4 of a second. the final five u.s. women's gymnastic team snagged a gold medal for their dominant performance. >> he is fast. >> tiffani: karlin, see him there making huge plays for the men's rugby team. the jackson high school track star's speed helped lead team u.s.a. to a 26-0 win over brazil in the men's preliminary tournament. >>> let's take a look at the gold medal count now. the u.s. is in the lead. and u.s., south korea, hungary each with go team u.s.a.! >>> female athletes have been put on the most amazing performances of the game. despite gold medal wins sexism is an issue for female competitors. jamie yuccas has that story. >> reporter: when hungarian swimmer set a new world record and won her first olympic gold, some of the focus fell on her husband and the coach. for turning

dan and tiffani? >> tiffani: you gave highlights of touch's 2015 returns and anything else worth noting from today's release? >> first off, the clintons made less money in 2015 than 2014. the combined income dropped $28 million to over $10 million last year. the majority of that income about 60% comes from speaking fees. were given to wall street corporations and in the democratic primary bernie sanders called on hillary clinton to release the transcripts of those speeches. she has not done that yet. this tax return does not shed any light as to which businesses actually paid her to speak last year. dan and tiffani? >> dan: showing turbulence in the republican party and dozen prominent republicans signed a letter saying enough of trump. they are urging the rnc tell us more about this effort, does it have legs? >> yes. these are former lawmakers and former republican staffers. they want to see rnc chairman ryan priebus essentially throw in the towel on the presidential race and redirect the money towar

cleveland, tiffani tucker, 19 news. >> denise: thanks, tiffani. up next, it is home sweet home for the indians. they are back to their winning ways. tony has the thrilling finish in sports. >> tomorrow morning if you have an old smartphone lying around the house, did you know it could help make your family safe? we are getting answers about new uses for old phones. >> are you longing for cooler we all know what donald trump has said about women... so how can rob portman still support him? maybe it's because they agree on so much. like overturning roe v. wade... and defunding planned parenthood. and opposing equal pay for women. ted strickland respects the rights of women to make their own decisions. rob portman has endorsed a man for president who doesn't respect women at all. donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. .' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealth

((tiffany mitchell/mother: "it's great. because i'm new here and have only been here a year so i'm still trying to get them settled with finding a pediatricians and haven't found one that i like yet." )) ((mauricio marin)) where medical professionals offered up kids free sports physicals and immunizations. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "immunizations have prevent illness and death and disability in children and we want to be sure that all the kids are up to date on their shots.' )) ((mauricio marin)) doctor anita henderson says getting kids their shots at the right time is crucial to keeping them healthy and preventing serious infectious diseases. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "we've seen outbreaks of measles and whooping cough because kids are not getting their shots on time." )) ((mauricio marin)) she knows some parents worry about possible side efects from shots but says research has shown their benefits. ((dr. anita through multiple studies and all doctors agree this is the be

((tiffany mitchell/mother: "one stop shop. get em in and get them out." )) ((mauricio marin)) the clock is ticking... and tiffany mitchell has three kids she has to get ready for school....starting in just a few weeks. ((tiffany mitchell/mother: "so 9th, 5th and fourth." )) ((mauricio marin)) and they each have to get vaccinated before heading to class. her youngest one says his favorite thing about school is... ((brandon mitchell/ready for 4th grade: "that i get to learn everything that i can." )) ((mauricio marin)) with time running out...tiffany brought her kids to southwest ((tiffany mitchell/mother: "it's great. because i'm new here and have only been here a year so i'm still trying to get them settled with finding a pediatricians and haven't found one that i like yet." )) ((mauricio marin)) where medical professionals offered up kids free sports physicals and immunizations. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "immunizations have been one of the greatest ways to prevent illness and death and disability in

hole,. >>> tiffanys up in the premarket.he luxury retailer posting a better than expected quarterly profit helped by price increases and lower costs. comps down a seventh quarter down 8%, largely being called a low quality beat because so much of this was sgna. >> they didn't guide down. i'm used to them guiding down. i said where's the guide down. i went through. said not that paragraph. where is the one about how we're going to do poorly in the future. no. and then you get analysis, maintains its outlook. oh, my god, tiffany and they didn't cut. may have been the tennis bracelet i bought for my daughter's graduation. this was a relative for tiffany a good quarter. the 57, that i've made the 57 variety that that's just 57 varieties of heinz. i got it from [ inaudible ]. >> america down nine, looking for six. europe down. your point no change to the guide, not tiffany like. >> it's a win. if they cut costs -- they bought stock. we've seen this throughout this retail period. is the guys doing really bad, when they came out an

tiffany. thank you. a new approach to helping drug addict who want to turn lives around debuts in cuyahoga county. it's called the police assisted addiction and recovery initiative. addicts can go to police stations and ask for help. they won't be arrested or charged. instead, they will be evaluated for a treatment facility. berea is the first to join in cuyahoga county. >>> we have more back to school today. kinston, you're it today. just got a tweet. welcome back. day. looks like we're going to see showers and storm chances. low 80s. there's an overview of the region. as we split it up, we can't rely on a passing shower at any point. i do see some sunshine too. low 70s. sun is not up until about 6:40. we're going the head out to the back deck. we're hoping to see some breaks in the cloud cover. 80 degrees by noontime and 83 is what we're planning on today. better chances for rain later. we're seeing a few ow south of cleveland and even akron this morning. as we get a check here on what's happening loca

tiffani, back to you. >> tiffani: thank you, jeff. welcome from vacation. >> cleveland 19 news welcomes you with chris tanaka. he is the newest member of the team. he will be on the desk at 5:00, 9:00 and 10:00. >>> did you ever think in a million years you would be standing here in the cle in cleveland? >> never. never. >> say aloha to my new coanchor chris tanaka calling cleveland home. he traveled a long way to get >> we thought hawaii would be a place where we would stay for awhile. but public education there isn't that great. cost of housing is huge and we are six time zones away from our family. >> reporter: chris lived in hawaii with his wife and two sons he was born in taiwan and lived in jordan and spent time on the east, boston, new hampshire and montana, l.a. and here. yes, chris has a cleveland connection. his dad was born in cleveland and later moved to texas and his aunt cecilia, a retired nun lives in cleveland. >> when i was a kid we used to visit my aunt sis living in medina and i got my medina b's t-shirt. >> fond me

tiffany's, you want to own it.long as you believe, and i do, the global expansion will continue. a couple years should earn $4.50 a share pap stock that traditionally trades in the mid-20s. yesalities premium, but for the brand. and if you put 24 times on $4.50 over 100. better than 50% rise in the next two years. but let me be clear about this. i'm not making a call on tomorrow's earnings. seasonally, this is not a time there's a lot of jewelry sales. and there's no reason to think they're going to exceed or disappoint tomorrow. >> labor day is not a time to buy jewels? in terms of, different trades. you mentioned asia trades, luxury, for signet a stock-specific story at this point with a huge decline we saw after the -- the diamond verification -- issue that they had, the allegations that perhaps they were -- >> a feeding frenzy for ashley madison. remember, last year, when we were talking about it. we cited that as soon as the ashley madison news broke, mel, people leaked out online and said they're going to be

tiffany? >> reporter: well, lynna, we're counting down the days to a possible teacher strike here cleveland. 7 days, just over 7 days away. now, we know both the teachers and the district, they're going to be going back to the negotiating table. according to cleveland.com, that's happening on monday. the thing is, that is just a few days before the teachers have set a deadline for them to strike. they say they will strike if they have to. they will sit down with a mediator. teachers went through a strike before that, there were walkouts in the late 1970s. now, both sides say that they will come up with some sort of an agreement. the question is when will it happen. lynna? >>> the akron bar made famous after going through a tv makeover. the travelers tavern was featured on spike tv's bar rescue with john tapper. it was overhauled with a interior and revamped name and they cannot commit their time to the business. dani? >>> thank you so much, lynna, your biggest traffic alert remains in summit c

along with dollar general and dollar tree and tiffany. after we close, we hear from game stop as well. >> some other stocks to watch today, we did get big earnings. hp inc. beating revenue and forecast on a demand for notebook pcs. weaker sales of printers as businesses cut costs. >>> pvh better than expected. the clothing maker whose brands include calvin clien and tommy hill figger. mad money about the quarter last night. have a listen. >> you have to go with the consumer is. stores are not going away, but the last time i was on here we spoke about the fact there's too many stores in the united states. may si's to their credit stood up and said we need to close 100 stores. only about $1 billion of sales, you know, i think that will put some pressure and clearly create bottom line opportunity. those were not profitable locations. >> revenue rising 4% of relative price in the retail word. there's tilly's. shares rallying as well. and same store sales. the chain says back to school results have been mixed. it is early and well positioned f

tiffany? >> reporter: lynna, a new program is launching today here in akron to try and prevent drug abuse. we know too often the stories abusing prescription drugs and maybe they go to other opioids. they're going to be getting together to show off these new pouches they have. you can put your old pills in them, add water. those pills dissolve and you can throw them away right in your own trash can. it's happening here at the summit county public health building in akron. john. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump will travel to mexico. the president has invited both him and hillary clinton. after the meeting, trump will fly to arizona to give a speech on immigration. maureen? >> reporter: all right, john. an effort that is near and dear to our hearts. the pancake flip. membersmembe pancakes. for $5, if you walk through public square or maybe take a trip out of your way, you get pancakes, sausage, orange juice. it all goes toward a great cause. we'll be out here all morning. back

i'm tiffany wilson. coming up next, how and where you can best see tonight's perseid meteor shower. >>> and a million dollar listings. the bay area city where these seven-figure prices are now the new normal. >> all of that for you in just a moment. but first, here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> we're hard at work tonight with this. >> googling how >>> santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> all right. in just about 90 minutes or so, look up. because the annual perseid meteor shower is expected to just light up the bay area sky. >> and in the east bay, the science center is hosting a viewing party, which is where we find abc 7 reporter tiffany wilson with what is happening right now. hi, tiffany. >> hi, dan and ama. technically the viewing party doesn't begin until 1:00 a.m. but they are so excited to see the spectacle because tonight is supposed to be the best show in more than a decade. tiny streaks of

. >> hi, tiffany. >> hey, missy. >> how you doing, ashley? >> alexis? >> in the course of an hour, officers make nearly 100 calls. >> you are blonde, right? >> hoping to identify and lure potential juveniles to the sting. >> i'm not going to stand you up. >> 90 minutes into the operation, the team's efforts begin to bear fruit. >> she on her way? >> cab's been called. she'll call me on the way in the cab. and she's not going to be happy when she pays me 25 bucks and i bust her. >> a young woman named sunny is the first to take the bait. >> she came inside. she produced two condoms. she actually seemed a little naive, real eager to get undressed. usually it's the other way around, ask the officer to get undressed, ask to touch the officer. they don't think the police will do that. i asked about oral sex, which she agreed to. and i then gave the bust signal. $200 better be a good deal. arresting and assisting officers entered the room. >> police. >> oh, my god, cameras? i can't get my purse? >> investigators soon learn that sunny is only 22 and a long way

i'm tiffany wilson. coming up next, how and where you can best see tonight's perseid meteor shower. >>> and a million dollar listings. the bay area city where these seven-figure prices are now the new normal. >> all of that for you in just a moment. but first, here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> we're hard at work tonight with this. with this. >> googling how (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. (clap, clap, ding) >>> santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> all right. in just about 90 minutes or so, look up. because the annual perseid meteor shower is expected to just light up the bay area sky. >> and in the east bay, the science c

tiffany? >> reporter: well, lynna, today a new program will launch right drug abuse and drug addiction. so often we hear about how an addiction to prescription pain pills can lead people to heroin. it is cheaper and much easier to get on the streets when those pills run out. well, today, bags will be available that you can use at home to safely get rid of any old medication in your medicine cabinets that you know longer need. so everything begins right here today. we're outside of the summit county public health building. th's begins, and this is something we'll continue to follow to see how it goes here in summit county. john? >> all right. three northeast ohio men are one of several inmates' whose sentences have been cut short. this is part of obama's cutting sentences. this sentence has been reduced also, hal mincy was convicted for distributing crack in 2001. he's set to get out in december. let's bring in hollie now for a look at that forecast. >> thanks so much, john. it's 5:33. if you'r

tiffany is here now with a closer look at the damage. tiffany? >> we've been getting a better look of that damage thanks to social media. all morning we've been showing you this video posted on youtube. this is from defiance county the next county over we're also getting new video into newsroom. let's show you that and give you a better look up close. this is paulding county. this is the same storm that rolled through indiana before making its way here. a dozen were injured. eight tornadoes reported near coke moe, indiana, 40 miles north of indianapolis. blown over like a piece of paper. people were inside at the time but amazingly nobody was injured. now we know the national weather service is going to have to come to ohio and indiana as we were talking before to assess this damage and determine what category of tornado this was. >> typical procedureif today. then we'll have reports to pass along to you. we'll check back in with tiffany too. >>> social media amazing we're able to get video and images today with everything going on. storms in the

tiffany? >> reporter: it's important for fans to know there's a new screening process for game across all of nfl at all stadiums about efficiency, safety, security. one of the things we know that's changing is you're going to have to put your stuff in a clear, plastic bag. there are also you like to tailgate before the game. you can only use propane to grill, can't share a space with friends, can't walk across. >> tonight, going to be busy how to get around it, turning now to danielle. >> thank you tiffany. we're going to focus on delays we're seeing now 480 eastbound. about a 3-5 minute delay. slowing into downtown, 90 east, 71 north and 7 north. a 3- 5 minute delay getting off east 55 t. don't forget richmond heights. shut down between highland road and cur water line repays. >>> 6:54. checking that forecast, sit thursday, friday eve. big day in cleveland. paul mccartney, browns, indian i think we'll see sunshine. chances for showers and thunderstorms isolated mainly south later today. that

i'm here with the tiffany bicycle. it is a super blingy example of a safety bicycle that was introduced in 1895 by tiffany and company for christmas, for the holiday market, and for the very distinguished and very wealthy buyer. this is not a common bicycle used by everybody. but the form that it is, which are two wheels of about the same size, is something that was new on the market, but aimed at a more middle class audience. so objects can tell us lots of different stories. and this bike is just packed full of stories. i'll just share a couple of them with you. one is that biking was a craze in the 1880s and 1890s, but bikes come first and then automobiles. they overlap a little bit, but bikes really paved the way, literally, to better roads in the u.s. so bikers are forming clubs and groups and they go out in their spare time and they bike across the countryside and they realize that the roads in the 1880s and 1890s leave something to be desired. so they form good roads clubs. and that eventually develops into highw

tiffany, campaign shakeup. and does something he said he didn't need to do here in ohio. >>> we'll start with breaking news this morning. one person is dead after a crash near shaker boulevard and east 1 16th street. police at the scene tell us that the gray bmw hit the black taurus. >> one person inside the taurus was killed. the other person was taken to the hospital. woulder. you can find more on -- bus shelter. you can find more on wkyc.com. >>> see this going by? there it is in all its glory. we have such a lovely morning. are those skies fantastic or what? i hope you're looking at your tv just to be able to see the beauty out here. sun comes up about 6:40. we've got partly cloudy skies. we're going to see some sunshine. we're of scattered storms again today. i know that doesn't surprise you. temperatures will end up in the 80s. here's your day planner. looks like just a passing shower. we'll see better chances as we get into the latter part of the day, afternoon, early evening. pretty similar to the past

i'm tiffany wilson. coming up next, how and where you can best see tonight's perseid meteor shower. >>> and a million dollar listings. the bay area city where these seven-figure prices are now the new normal. >> all of that for you in just a moment. but first, here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> we're hard at work tonight with this. >> googling how california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ >>> santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> all right. in just about 90 minutes or so, look up. because the annual perseid meteor shower is expected to just light up the bay area sky. >

tiffany. delta delayed. what they did after delaying hundreds of thousands of olympians to keep an eye out for. plus, the stage is set for our own olympics. hollie is this. >> okay. alyssa. welcome to tuesday. it is august 9th. we're outside on the channel 3 ball cob any. we're -- balcony. we're on the first level today. i hope you can see the skies are clear as can be. we're 30 minutes away from sunrise. it's going to be a spectacular sunshine. it's morning. -- comfortable this morning. heating up pretty fast. the humidity will be rising too. it's an isolated storm chance as we head into the afternoon. so, temperatures, like i said, are really, really comfortable this morning. humidity is still very tolerable. all of that is going to start to change. although today storm chances are isolated. we'll talk better >> we'll take it. if you travel along the central interchange in akron. get ready for big changes that will affect your commute. >> let's check in with tiffany tarpley joining us live this morning. ti

. >> tiffani: dr. rosemary robbins pointing out the latest vaccine that just arrived at her office. the pediatrician of more than 20 years says things are different. she and her staff won't be administering the flu mist nasal vaccine. in fact, they canceled the order that they placed seven months ago because the centers for disease control says studies suggest the spray is not effective. >> as a pediatrician i was disappointed because the kids love the inner nasal flu vaccine. it is just a puff. now we say we are going to >> reporter: then another report claims the nasal spray provides just as much protection from the virus as the flu shot. they point to a three-year randomized trial. >> i don't know anybody who will be getting it. >> do you have a choice for yourself or for your kids? even if you prefer the nasal mist, dr. robbins says you may have a tough time finding it since many doctors are going with the cdc's recommendation. whatever you decide getting the flu vaccine was the best advice. it is

tiffani tucker has the rest of the details at 11:00. >> tiffani: dan and ramona a new report is highlighting the deaningers of road debris. the debris on the road crashes in just four years. many of them with deadly consequences. heidi coffey will never forget the moment she learned her husband was gone. >> the state patrolman there told me he hadn't made it. he hadn't survived. >> gay of vin cof >> gavin coffey swerved to avoid a shelfing unit that fell from the back of a truck on to the road. >> taking a few more to secure a load, i would be in a completely situation than today. >> tiffani: stories like heidi's are too common. between 2011 and 2014, debris on u.s. roads caused more than 200,000 crashes resulting in about 39,000 injuries and more than 500 deaths. the majority of that debris came from other vehicles. >> that means a driver did not properly secure their load or a part actually fell off the vehicle while they were on the because driving at higher speeds causing things to fall off. it is important to maintain your vehicles to reduce road debris. they say you should be ready to

good morning, tiffany. cleveland conquered a championship. now going for gold. coming up, which athletes to keep an eye out for in rio. john? >> ready to open one of cedar point's roasters was shut down. >>> you can see this vehicle is broadway. we're not sure if is the suspects got -- we're not sure if the suspects got away with anything, but we'll keep you posted. hollie. >>> we have a really great looking weather day again. so we're just trying to get those cool days in before heading back to school. i think it's going to be another great one in. we're going to try to sneak a few showers in there. 77 at 9:00. 84 degrees at lunch high. we'll probably hit 90 degrees for hopkins. just an isolated random hit or miss shower. 60s, as you're waking up this morning. it is very mild and comfortable. the humidity is still very tolerable. skies are clear to partly cloudy. as we do tracking here on future view. we'll see sunshine this afternoon. notice it mainly is dry. into the evening, it's these popup showers. again, i wouldn't count on the rain. we're probably going

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once again, i'm tiffany wilson.s online, on twitter, facebook, and on all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m., "good morning america" is next. especially when it comes to snacking.g new. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks that go wherever you do. cheese dippers by the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> good morning, america. records shattered. katie ledecky does it again. >> new olympic record. >> crushing rivals to bring home another gold. >> good the whole way through. >>> michael phelps proves he's human. >> phelps gets the silver. >> his three-way silver tie. and the soccer stunner. sweden beating team usa. goalkeeper hope solo lashing out. why she's calling her opponents cowards. "gma" is live in rio. >>> devastating flood. the south under siege. torrential rain, 15 inches in just one day creating disaster. emergency crews pulling off hundreds of rescues. good samaritans saving others. this tanker swept away and

. >> let's check with tiffany who's live there all morning. doors don't open until this tuesday. >> reporter: they sure have if you can believe it. ed is holding my prop. they have water here for all these people who have been here for quite some time overnight. look at this. remember earlier the people were camping out. they literally had the camping gear. they had to put that away. they're standing here because there's live music soon. you're from cleveland. how long have you been here. why did you decide to be one of these people? >> my son a 3:00 yesterday we love cabelas. we go to one in michigan. we're excited to have one here in avon. not that far of a drive. >> you're excited about that. is gift cards the number one draw? >> that's a plus. the number one draw is my son marshal urging us to get down here. i'm excited about it. >> thank you so much. side cabela's. they have gift cards for first 500 people. they can get $10 to $500. doors open at 10:00 this morning. they have raffles, give aways. we can come back out here live. you can se

. >> let's start with tiffany live in lakewood. we learned power isn't expected to be back on until after 10:00 tonight. >> reporter: lena and john, in some parts of lakewood, quick check of the website restored before 10:30. we're here, driving, trying to give you better advantage point of all damage. we're on sloan in lakewood. you can see crews have this area roped off. that is because there's still an active wire here. that's how they're working to try and keep people safe as well as working to restore the power here. last night we had video around the website of businesses without power. on detroit too. pretty tough for business being without power. you can't do anything at that point. not only that, but we've seen trees down, lanes down this morning. last night there were pretty huge trees in that west side area, rocky river bay village as well. we heard some witnesses describe that moment when they say lightning struck. >> first a flash of and series of blue lights after that. >> heard a crash and tree fell on the street. >>

over to dan and tiffani. >> tiffani: all right. we won the championship and looks like the king will stick around for awhile. >> dan: king has a new deal. we have been waiting fors. he has the money to prove it. >> clearly, if anybody deserves to cash in for what they accomplish it is clearly lebron james. three years, $100 million with the cavaliers. he goes long term here and getting particulars when and if he can opt out. bottom line, this may surprise you, this is the first time in his incredible career lebron james will be the highest paid player in the nba. that may stun some people. next year $3 million. when you break down salaries around the league and look at some guys clearly getting overpaid, you could never mick that argument when it comes to lebron james and what he has delivered to the cavaliers the past couple of seasons. he announced it himself uninterrupted, the deal is done with the cavaliers. i drive a golf bl. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. but that's not what we all have in common. wi

>> good morning tiffany. today is the first day of school for cleveland students. with school comes talks about money. in november, cleveland schools want a new operating levy. four years later, it needs extended. the levy generates 10% of $70 million a year. the district says it's working and wants to continue with the momentum they gain. they said graduation rates are up, enrollment is up. if you approve this levy, your taxes will not go up. john? >> alyssa? >> computers will need more money and may need to make sure routes exist starting this morning. route cuts also in effect. rta dealing with $7 million budget short fall. another round of fair increases take effect sat 2018. speaking of traffic, we'll have more down here today. indians have 1:00 games. >> i'm keeping track for you. little bit of slow traffic on 90 east downtown. about a 2-3 minute delay. 271 north to 422, a one minute and entrance ramps are closed for 120 days. >> danielle, 6:54. tracking scattered showers and maybe a few thunderstorms today. a better chance for good rain showers u rain report

for my kids. >> for tiffany, a fresh start. >> it's a lot of love. it's a lot of kindness and dignity and respect. that's offered to families who haven't had a lot of kindness and dignity and respect in the last year. >> reporter: or a good night's sleep. >> is that one yours? good to have you. what an awesome group and what a beautiful family, too. >> my heart was beating a bit. >> you got this whole studio worked up here. we all know that this cycle of homelessness is a tough one to break. families that live in homeless shelters often return to homeless shelters. >> right. >> seems to me, this might go towards stopping that. >> the idea is, look, if you create a dignified space, things that people feel connected with, feel invested in, and they really feel a sense of ownership homelessness, they hope, will begin to close. >> i understand u-haul has gotten involved and heard about humble design and you can donate on their website and u-haul wanted to get involved. >> that's right, they said look, this is a great idea so they are trying to expand it

tiffany is in san jose with the story. good morning. you are want to explain to our viewers where the problem is happening. you can see the crews are on the tracks right here behind me and this is very close to the children's discovery museum. this outage on the v.t.a. started at 1:00 and this was a problem with the overhead wires and they say it could be because of the age of the wires. however are they are still looking into the cause of the outage. emergency crews arrived here immediately and they are still here but do not expect the track and the behind to be repaired until some point this afternoon. i want to show you the video we shot a couple of minutes ago there was a train stuck on the track but you can see here it was towed out from under the overpasses and it was taken over near the passenger pickup area near the children's discovery museum. the train is out of the way but repairs continue. the good news is that we have not seen any passengers in the area that have been impacted whether they found it from us or have seen the

tiffany is in south san jose. tiffany? >> if you are a him owner this is a nightmare. look at the tree behind me, the portion that looks like it was sawed-off, it fell spontaneously. one of the homeownerred was this the bedroom when the tree branches crashed and they narrowly missed him. take a look at some of the video you can see the freshly sheared off limbs, it looks like half the tree fell away. the homeowner said that the cracking wood was so loud that he knew something was wrong and immediately started running. >> it sound like a 747 take off by you or landing in your backyard so it was one noise that you will never nor get and a noise i never want to hear again. >> the tree busted through the back wall of the bedroom and smashed through a window, fortunately, no one was injured. both displaced families are waiting on engineers to give the all clear before they move back in and as for the flow, it is registered and the heritage tree with the city of san jose and listed as a 54" wide valley oak tree estimated to be 2

after best buy and tiffany all gapping up. not moving the aggregate. long-term chart, you could draw the lines however you want. the first thing i sort of thought jumped out was this. a clear trend line. we've responded to it beautifully. we undercut it and now, we try to get back, we fail and now, we're struggling on to the trend line. i think that's what's going the happen. so, where to? i think you're going fail. you're stuck then it's going to break this trend and head lower. so whether you look at it short-term or long-term, not good action. not good relative action and we've had a lot of contributing strength and it hasn't helped the story. >> so, mike, you've got a trade. you see it going lower. >> look at the names in this space. basically, the thing that has propelled most of them higher has been it's not as bad as we thought it was going to be, which is a very different thing. the only good news in the best buy story, same store sales hung in there. the 24% online sales growth was the one meaningful beast, but not that meaningful when you con

. >> abc 7 nor tiffany wilson is in south san jose near fullerton drive and parish court. tiffany? >> reporter: good morning. if you look around me you can see they still have a ways to go. and this is just part one because arborist came by this morning and told the homeowner this entire oak tree has to come down. >> came into the bedroom and this is where the -- this is where the branch fell, right here. >> reporter: part conversation piece -- >> all the neighbors love the tree. everybody talks about the tree. >> reporter: -- part landmark -- >> it's a heritage tree. a plaque in the tree came out. >> reporter: -- part natural habitat. >> there's been a screech owl family for a couple of years in the tree. >> reporter: now this massive 200-year-old valley oak tree is history. >> we like the tree, but obviously we're thinking it's&# unsafe now. so it's time to come out. >> reporter: last night dave was in his san jose bedroom when he heard a roar. a branch collapsed damaging his roof, punching through the wall, and just narrowly missing his window. >> if it would have caught us in t

tiffany tarpley is live downtown. they're also warning parents about the dangers of social media. >> we've learned these two cases, the one on cleveland's west side and the other in elyria may have happened because of what the child may media app or what someone connected to this child may have posted. it's an app that possibly led this child predator straight into their homes. what a thing for parents to think about this morning, even as we enter this new school year, the fib wouldn't specifically say which app might have been used, but local arthur of the book, the boogie man exists, and he's in your child's pocket. jesse wineburger says people don't realize they're putting their child at risk. she says with a child's name and the name of their school, in two minutes or less, she'll have your address, no hacking involved. >> if someone really wants to try to put their hands on your child, you're making it that much easier by, as a parent, posting pictures, names, names of schools, and your child is >> as the new sch

thanks, tiffany. a cleveland woman has been set fire to her house, killing her boyfriend and two dogs. investigators are not saying how elizabeth scott was involved in 46-year-old frank salmone's death. if this is ruled a homicide, it will be the 68th 68th in cleveland this year. >>> a condemned ohio killer who survived a botched execution is appealing to a hi lawyers argue that attempting a second execution would amount to cruel and unusual punishment and double jeopardy. the state stopped his execution after two hours when executioners failed to find a usable vein, following 18 separate attempts to insert needles. he's only the second inmate in u.s. history to ever survive an attempted execution. this time last week. who will make the next move in ohio? while clinton is not expected to be here in cleveland today, she's having her campaign office set up in downtown cleveland. this comes a day after trump spoke to a packed house in the jane bay roads arena. she talked about bringing jobs back to the a

tiffany. >> a u.s. swimmer will have to pay up. the deal he made with prosecutors after being accused of lying to police. >> all lockeness monster. live questions that the athletes never get asked. >> oh, boy. >> are we asking? >> you can bet he is. >> we're out in the back here at channel 3. we have a beautiful sky behind us. i hope you're able to see the beautiful colors. the sunrise is getting closer. around 6:42 today. take that all in and plan on plenty of sunshine to start. sunglasses, take your umbrellas. later today we could absolutely see scattered showers and thunderstorms. it's definitely feeling muggy out here this morning. we're noticing the humidity. we're warming into the low 80s. we're planning on scattered storms later today. there's so much going on between the flat fest and anything you may have planned out doors. just a backup plan in case. we're going to see if these chances for rain linger into the weekend, coming up. danielle, what's going on with the drive so far. >> well, we have 4:22 shut down. this is bec

thanks tiffany. >>> hillary clinton's e-mail she maintain had the former secretary of state colin powell used a private e-mail server too and encouraged her to do the same. he says he told her about his practices but she had been using her own private server for a year. a hearing will be held today to address a conservative group's lawsuit against clinton. the group judicial watch is seeking all of her e-mails between 2009-13. a federal judge issued the order friday requiring c answer their questions within 30 days. >>> new information in the cleveland fire that killed a 46-year-old man at a west side duplex early yesterday morning at a home on plat avenue near clark and west 86th. police arrested the victim's 49-year-old girlfriend as the fire is investigated as arson. investigators say the left side of the duplex did not have smoke detectors. a 27-year-old man that lives everyone else got out safely. the cause is unclear. >>> he eluded police were months after he shot and killed a man during a home invasion on cleveland's east side. now the murder trial against shape starts today. -- s

that's where we find tiffany tarpley. they're hoping to get power back in the next hour. >> reporter: we're at hyde park and compton. we were at a different area earlier. this is the reason why. that power is out. you can see the street in the middle it snapped basically in half like a tooth pick. you can see it barely missed this car here on this block. maybe a knew scratches to this car. but this is the scene really no matter where you drive in cleveland heights. lease show you a live picture now, a driving live shot, our photographer is giving us this vannage point of cane park. because wires are down. that's what you want to be careful with this morning. earlier this morning i spoke with a cleveland heights police officer. he told me intersections are on generators, so those important intersections, they're using generators to power the traffic signals. the department of forestry in cleveland heights, they are working to get all of this up and out of the roadway, all of this debris, all of these branches. coming up in

. >> tiffany tarply joins us now. they have been negotiating a year now. reports report here we are again. down to just over three days until the possible strike. teachers and students will walk in today. question is will teachers join those students come friday. here's what we know about what's happening this time around. today both sides according to cleveland.com are going to be meeting with a federal mediator sitting down at that professional table to try and get something done. if you remember, cleveland teachers authorized a strike that deadline is thursday, september 1st. that's this 6:00 p.m. it's unclear right now if that's going to happen. their main sticking point has to do with how they're evaluated. they're evaluate m.d. -- evaluated. they call it a fair process. today both sides go back to the bargaining table. in coming days, we'll know if there could be a strike here in 5-year-old boy was killed in a gang shootout, one of the men responsible will be sentenced for his role in the crime today. 21-year-old norman and four others were involved

tiffani tucker talked to a doctor and is getting answers tonight. >> tiffani: we know the cost of medicine can add up, but did you know that there could be huge savings with some generic versus brand name drugs? as much as 85% savings. >> it does provide an oppoun cost savings for patients and family. >> reporter: the clinical pharmacist specialist says when it comes to generic versus brand name there is only one difference, maury search and clinical -- more research and clinical trials are done with the brand names before they are brought to mark kit. market. >> it does provide an opportunity for significant cost savings for patients and families. >> reporter: effective and generic drugs must have the but she says generics may have a different size, color or shape. she says it is important to talk to your doctor about whether to go generic or brand of. >> it may be something they are more familiar with. in some cases they may not be as experienced with the availability of generic medications. >> reporter: wester points out that not all drugs have a generic version. some have been on the m

>> tiffani: thank you. >> romona: thank you. police say they have identified a person in a missing person's case. it is the anniversary of the disappeared from a fairview park gas station and has not been seen since. police are not naming the person of interest in her disappearance, but they have offered a new age-enhanced photograph. >> when this occurred we didn't have amber alert and didn't have surveillance cameras. >> romona: police believe she was abducted, but do not know if she alive or dead. they hope it spurs new tips >> dan: you will surely remember this story. sharon budd satisfies life was changed forever when a rock crashed through her car windshield. it was thrown by teenagers about the size of a volleyball. her skull was crushed leaving her with brain damage and blinding her in one eye. a tragic update. this weekend her husband randy budd died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. her husband, randy, had been >> romona: but even with help becoming the primary caregiver to a spouse or parent can take a physical and e

tiffany?good morning, natasha, and reggie, i will step outside the picture so you can get a better look at suspect now in custody. he has been speaking with some of the investigators and mainly incoherent with battling and ambulance just arrived here on the scene in the past 90 seconds and you can see he is being strapped on to the stretcher and they are going to check him out. again as i said he is incoherent so they are going to look to see in any druze or alcohol was involved in the hours long pursuit. now, i want to take you over beyond the ambulance and you can see this is the car that has been at the heart of the pursuit all cross the bay area, and as we have reported all morning, it begans hours ago in menlo park and ended in oakland hills. take a look at this rim. the tire is warn down i have to tell you about the smell, burning rubber, strong smell in the air. the rest of the car is in bad shape with the windows buffed up, and investigators have been going through the car and searchin

>> tiffany. >> i love it. >> you love it? is it what you were expecting? >> i was expecting it to look this pretty. >> i want to see down stairs. >> that's all for you. let's see what is inside. you can make your own sparkles. create whatever you want to. let's go see the rest oth >> beds? is that what you want to see? >> yeah. >> let's go see. oh! >> okay. should we go see mama's room? >> yeah. i like your room. >> i do, too. what goes through your mind where you think about where you >> to be able to sleep in a bed. >> how long has it been since you slept in a bed? >> a year. >> what do you tears mean? >> happiness. being able to -- [crying] >> for tiffany, a fresh start. >> it's a lot of love. it's a lot of kindness and dignity and respect. that's offered to families who haven't had a lot of kindness and dignity and respect in the last year. >> or a good night's sleep. >> is that yours? >> and live. good to have you. what an awesome group and beautiful family. >> my heart was beating a bit. >> you got this studio worked up here. we all know that this cy

tiffany? >> coming up, we're going to ask why people are camping here in avon. >>> clean up continues after another round of storms hit the area. >> we may have more brewing today. yesterday evening, heavy rains came down quickly in many parts of the viewing area. this video is from a creek in parma off pleasant valley road near york. >> power is out cuyahoga county. most are cleveland heights. currently reporting more than 5,000 outages, we were there live yesterday showing you the damage the huge tree uprooted, cars smashed by falling trees, power leans down as well. holly is joining us with a look at what to expect weather wise today. what do you say holly? >> it's a similar patted earn. yesterday we had over an inch of these showers are torrential. scattered showers and storm chances for all of you today. the possibility is going to be there. >> as we look at today, a lot of morning and afternoon will be more or less dry, feels like rain at any moment. we've got showers to show you. 86 at