. >> reporter: it is in support of tom evans. >> why would you wait two weeks before school begins to do this? it is ridiculous. no one knows why. >> reporter: principal to superintendent, a surprise move last week changed everything. >> we are tired of this. >> order. >> reporter: 3 minutes into the special meeting we are now in executive session. it is 7:03. >> an interim superintendent. >> parents looking for answers. >> there is something going on here that is not right. >> reporter: i spoke comment. there is another meeting wednesday that parents are expecting to attend. >>> an argument over the presidential race that left a fellonius assault. >>> the work week began with another gorgeous day. >> we are seeing clear conditions, a gorgeous start to the work week. hours good evening. ashtabula 625. we are not tracking moisture. that will be short lived. there is a change in the weather pattern tuesday evening. we are continuing to work west to east. that is allowing us to see an abundance of sunshine for tuesday. overnight lows, 70s. temperatures in the 90s. >>> looking ahead to to

tom evans was not allowed at the meeting. he was there he was put on paid leave. two weeks before school is back in session but it is unclear. we asked again. >> can i ask any questions? >> excuse me. >> they are investigating allegations. what is unclear. hundreds of parents packed the >> the chief was called in. >> i never saw a meeting like this. >> it is a district involving an embezzlement scandal. joe is serving 11 years for $3 million from fax payers. with 3 kids phil mickles moved just for the school district. he wants answers and transparency. >> doesn't feel right at all. >> they are expected to take 4 weeks. we have no idea what it is to remove him. >>> details after someone shot a sheriff's deputy and a police chief in arkansas killing the deputy. the man shot a robot and a canine. the canine ran in the woods and hasn't been found. bill has not been charged. as for motive, he wanted cause a raucus. >>> a citizen's police academy ended with a retired librarian dead. the 73-year-old was participateing in an event called shoot don't shoot when she was sho

a week ago today, the district superintendent tom evans was placed on administrative leave. the reasoning, it's still unclear. board released the statement about evans. it says that they are investigating, quote, allegations and related matters. what that means, no one knows. the statement also said that they hope the investigation wraps up in four weeks bearing, quote, extraordinary circumstances. parents we talked to say they can't believe what is going on and say they want transparency tonight. instead of the three minutes of no answers that they got from scheduled to start at 6:30 and classes will resume in cuyahoga heights in less than two weeks. terrence. >>> and five minutes after 5 now. after months of newschannel 5 uncovering problems, the cleveland civilian review board could get an if haul. they will have 9 members on the board instead of seven and a new rule that no one can be a current or former employee of the police department. and it will go before november. there are still more than 400 unresolved complaints against them. >>> the city has plans on assessing

the district superintendent tom evans, you see there, was placed on administrative leave august 3rd. the school board said they are investigating allegations, but what those allegations are, no one knows. newschannel 5 received a letter from a concerned viewer who said they're fed up with the school board. part of the letter said, quote, the board's actions have become increasingly damaging to the school district. the community is fed up with this behavior, and we're in fear for our school's future. and just yest audit revealed the district's former treasurer was overpaid more than $6,000 for 25 days of work she was not entitleed to. it's unclear if that investigation is linked to the superintendent at all with that audit. now, it's not in length at this point. the students will head back to the classroom august 22nd and the meeting tonight starts at 6:30. terrence. >> thank you. >>> the mayor will be in court nightclub. the club is closed by police order since last month. two people were shot outside. this morning, gary norton, the mayor, the testify in court and he called on the ci

so far, no arrests in the -- >>> and parents want to know why superintendent tom evans was put on leave earlier this month. the board would only say they're investigating allegations that could take up to four weeks. in the meantime, parents are rounding up money to hire an attorney to remove the board president. >>> and the cleanup is just beginning in louisiana. the flooding forcing thousands to run from their homes and it's not just people. pets are being evacuated and some are coming here. meg shaw is live in geauga county. good morning to you, meg. >> reporter: good morning. and 28 puppies and dogs will be delivered here to rescue village in geauga county in a couple of hours. all having the same goal in mind: to find their forever homes. the dogs, those with rescue village tell us that once the animals have arrived today, each and every one of the dogs will undergo's full medical check from the team here in addition, they will assess the dog's behavior. will go up for adoption as soon as possible. these dogs were rescued from one of the many flooded animal shelters in louisiana by

board meeting started, parents were outside with signs like this one and shirts saying "i support tom evans." evans is the superintendent whose duties were success spended about three weeks ago when he was placed on paid administrative leave for no publicly stated reason. the dynamic seemed to be the crowd versus the cleveland clinic board president. >> order, in is a meeting of the board. >> reporter: that was pretty much the tone of the meeting. >> he is my personal security based on this behavior. >> reporter: many bouts of cheering and jeering from the dozens in the crowd. all seemingly focused on the board president, cleveland clinic doctor with the largest response after she was told this by the fellow board member. >> you can think of resigning if this is too much. [applause] >> reporter: public comment made a return at the meeting. the most notable moment when the former school board member accused her of misrepresent aring that she was the whistle blower who uncovered millions were stolen from the district by a former i.t. director. >> this includes -- this includes one -- >> you c

they want to know why superintendent tom evans was really didn't get many answers. we tried to ask the president but she did not answer any questions on camera. they just said they are investigating allegations. that is not sitting well with the hundreds of parents at the meeting. it got so tense police officers were posted in every corner. >> i have never seen a school board meeting with this many attending trying attendees. investigation should take 2 weeks. evan said he does not want to testify or give a statement.>>> the world is watching as a man climbs trump towers. have the muggy meter on the screen. it will be depressive like it was yesterday and the days before. the air is going to be very muggy out there. let's get a look at today's headlines. we talked about the humid conditions but what about the rain? it is going to show itself throughout the afternoon. scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening, a lot like yesterday. you are more than likely to see it again today. as we head into the weekend we are going to cool down bu

they want to know why superintendent tom evans was put on leave last week. they didn't get many answers. we tried asking the board president and she did not answer any questions on camera. the board said it is investigating allegations. that is not sitting well with the hundreds of parents at the meeting. it got so tense police officers were actually posted in every corner. investigation should take the few weeks. mister evans said he doesn't want to comment publicly. families are rounding up money to help hire an attorney to remove the board president. >>> coming up: a man watches -- the world watches as a man climbs the trump towers. >>> good morning and welcome back. mother nature is making it so easy on me. she keeps giving us a repeat of our forecast for the previous day. temperatures are starting off in the 70s. it is warm and also extremy seeing scattered storm chances again this afternoon. if you have any plans, pool parties, grilling out, going to see luke bryan, just be prepared to be caught by some of this wet weather. once you do see the lightnin

superintendent is put on leave weeks before school starts and parents of students telling us that tom evans' leave came out of nowhere and they're not told why. the school board is not answering questions either. they went into a closed-door session three minutes into last night's meeting. we spoke with mr. evans but he doesn't want to comment until he speaks with the lawyer, at least comment on ca on wednesday and that is expected to be packed with parents looking for answers. >> and we developing right now, thieves are targeting gardening tools. the last few weeks, dozens of sheds and barns were hit and lorain police showed us the crime map here and they're going after gardening tools like lawnmowers and weed whackers. police have no leads and need your help. >> we're looking fur and people who doesn't realize it was attempted getting broke isen into and we're looking for anyone with cameras in the areas. >> and the officers tell us the thieves are targeting homes and unusually on a corner with easy access to -- usually on a corner with easy access to roads and one without fences. >>> 60

parents want to know why superintendent tom evans was put on leave earlier this month. the board will only say that they're investigating allegations and they say it could take up to four weeks. meantime, parents are rounding up money to here an attorney to remove -- hire an attorney to remove the board president want. >> and cleanup is beginning in louisiana and forcing thousands to run from the homes and pets are being evacuated and some are coming here. we want to go to meg shaw live in geauga county. something big is happening at 7:00, right? >> and we're a half hour away from 28 dogs and puppies being delivered here to rescue village in geauga county. the goal, of course, is to help and the crew tells us once they arrive, each one will undergo an evaluation by a -- one of their staff on the medical team. if everything checks out, they will go up for adoption as soon as possible and they were rescued from one of the many flooded animal shelters in louisiana and they have done incredible works, taking in more than 150 animals and from than the and making their way to

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evan longoria. a hit out of fenway park. that w sox lose 4-3. >>> probably the last time we will see quarterback tom brady shielding questions before his four-game suspension starts on saturday. brady will do the best he can to stay sharp. he can have no contact with the coaches or teammates until october 3. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. and i want to remind you about the crash on route 1 a northbound. it is right after the ted williams tunnel and that means scene gathering more information. the crash occurred around 1:15 in the morning. we will let you know when police anticipate those lanes to reopen, because ooeb are important lanes for people to and from the airport and it is important for those who reopen. we know two people have died. one other person was taken to the hospital. right now traffic is being diverted into the airport and on to a service road and then back out to 1 a past scene. we will continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. >>> beside that incident and the closure of the eastbound lanes of the ted williams tunnel, route 1, 93 south moving along fine. 128 northbo

evans. >> humidity is high, feels like 82 to 85 already to start the day. it's 77. from long branch to tom's river, it is 76. 76 long island. numbers 10 degrees warmer than normal. heat advisory until 10:00 tonight. a couple sprinkles in western suffolk county, but the main branch of rain is to our west. severe storms today for the area. getting going after lunchtime until sunset this evening. heavy downpours of rain, gusty winds, that good old summer- time thunderstorm stuff will be around. take an umbrella. breezy and cooler for tomorrow. we'll talk about that next. weather, then heather, what's going on? >> we have metro north, new jersey doing just fine. if that's the way you want to go, no major troubles. we are also looking at the truck lane fire extinguished. cleanup activity is established. on the expressway, eastbound side, webster avenue getting into the sharitan. two lanes are closed down. this is going to be in place until 6:00 a.m. this could back up to the george washington bridge. at this point, it's not. so you have a minor delay, george washington bridge, holland, doing just

establishment, the old teddy roosevelt wing of the part y party can charles evans hughes was very much in that position. tom dewey represented that in the '30s and '40s and 50s and dwight eisenhower to whom he handed the baton. opposed to that were the conservative midwesterners many isolationists who rallied around bob taft, the son of former president, ironically president taft had precipitated the split in 1912, that never healed. so in 1946 when the republicans took congress it was the conservatives who became the face of the party and on the other hand you had people like dewey, many of the governors for example who were much less hostile to the new deal, much more willing to work with its premises. >> thomas e. dewey is our contender tonight. he ran, he lost, but he changed political history anyway. here is dewey launching his campaign in 1948. here is the criticism he had of the administration. >> we have the cam fine unite all americans. on january 20, a new era is january 20 there will begin in washington the biggest unraveling, unsnarling, untangling operation in our nation's history. [ cheers and

evan carr, the photo journalist. they thought across lex-- fough across many countries. >> nice tribute. >>> we are broadcas facebook. you're watching on tv and computer. someone is asking, tomere something about rain? i need to know for sunday. >> yes, there is. >> that's your answer. >> i've got your hour by hour timing. i'll show you on tv right now. we have the humidity hanging in the air. that's the one ingredient we need for rain. we're not going to get any today. likely not today as we just don't have the mechanisms in place to turn this humidity into storms. a live view from the tower camera, you can see the haze that hangs over washington. it is warm and muggy on this saturday morning. we'll likely get above 90 this afternoon. now, we're in the 70s to 80 degrees. storm team 4 radar not showing showers or storms anywhere in the region. if we get above 90, it'll be the 11th day in a row in washington where the temperature has gotten to 90 or higher. this heat wave is gradually coming to an end. as we go hour by hour to the rest of the day, temperatures in most 90 between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. 6:00, the upper 80s. hot and humid afternoon coming up. there is a chance of a

evan mcmuffin i accidentally called him earlier, mcmullin. i want to take it seriously. i like melissa are very jaded. agree with you meghan, if you want could tomnging with personality and passion. i could have come out with any strategist. dagen: if i voted for a bald man with irish name it wouldn't be this man. sandra: he is particularly critical of trump but goes after hillary clinton in recent interview, they're woefully unfit for responsibilities they seek. in that same interview called trump inhuman and authoritarian doesn't care about anyone himself. meghan: people chose these people. there were some options. dagen: doesn't anybody think, dude, start with a congressional seat? melissa: there you go. dagen: running for the presidency? >> city council. dagen: trump at least, he had name recognition. sandra: there you go. team hillary sounding the alarm over donald trump's latest fund-raising efforts. clinton campaign reportedly sending out an email to top donors with the subject line, wake-up call, this after trump's team brought in $80 million in july. that is more than anyone expected. most of it in small donations. that is not all. even

evans. >> a beautiful sunrise this morning. a look over toward the throgs neck bridge. we have a pretty sunrise, 79 degrees. partly cloudy, calm wind. 81 laguardia. 76 down the jersey shore. 75 tom's river. heat advisory until 10:00 tonight. showers are starting to pop up to our west. they will get here this take an umbrella. they get going after lunchtime today. weather and traffic every ten minutes. >> we have the new jersey turnpike south of exit 13 earlier tractor trial fire. continue to block two lanes and news copter 7 scene and john can give us more information about what is going on. that looks messy, good morning, john. >> it is a meze indeed. these are live pictures. we are southbound on turnpike. as you said, just south of exit 13. this was a tractor trailer fire, which i'm told began around 3:00 this morning. you can see it off on the right shoulder. this is a big, big mess. the fire department is still out here. the fire is obviously been extinguished. but you can see them putting water on the fire and as a result, they are operating. just a short time ago, all lanes were shut in the truck is open. they have the signs flipped further north. if you're traveling southbo

evan pitch all the way out at fenway park. that's the game winner. sox lose four-three. down in foxborough this is probably the final time we will see patriots quarterback tom brady fielding questions before his four game suspension starts on saturday. brady says he will try to do the best he can to stay sharp while he is away for the team. he could have no contact with coaches and teammates until october 3rd. we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes every ten minutes and thing really roads. 128 has opened up. expressway moving along fine. no issues on 128 southbound through burlington, lexington, down to the pike. here is live look at the expressway where volume is very manageable. over to the live drive times, 16 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 24 minutes on 93 south, 23 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri, i would say today's forecast is manageable as well. >> manageable because it is going to be warm and we have the clouds moving in and i think that's going to really remove some of the discomfort, feels different when it is hot and humid and sun b

evan mcmullen, what do you make of this? >> is like this is when you jump the shark doesn't do justice to what never trump has done he appeared originally was going to be and tom coburn and some mixed your guy. and we trotted out the guy that no one who has ever heard of these to be a congressional staffer. are you running for president? if your name doesn't appear on the ballot are you actually running for president? kennedy: i didn't know he was mormon by the way. we could be related. >> that we say the moderate candidates and they never returned the favor. they are traitors. kennedy: k.t. mcfarland is coming on the show and she said something interesting. we have a lot to see from wikileaks and i think it could hurt both sides and like i said before we are two scandals away from the gary johnson presidency. donald trump protested the debate schedule pointing out that two of the three debates are in the same night as anna fell games. darn you fall. last night hillary clinton said she will challenge trump to join her and of course today trump accepted the challenge with the caveat that he wants to see the conditions and still saying isn't happy with two of th

evans and the accu-weather comfortable. your 5:00 a.m. temperature 73 degrees. clear skies, temperature 70 at babylon and oyster bay and also at lake hurst down to toms river, 61 comfortable there by noon 84, sunshine 88 today with low humidity, so enjoy that. because heat and thunderstorms are on the way for tomorrow. >>> heather is looking at the those big delta delays. >> reporter: right. delta is encourage customers to make sure they check their flight status before you head out this morning. other than that, jfk, newark, hearing flights running orr close to schedule. brooklyn bridge disabled vehicle. long island railroad, jersey transit and metro north all doing just fine and the george george lincoln holland, no major issues to report. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today shirlene, lori, over to you. >>> heather thank you. 5:02. breaking news in the bronx. chaos erupts inside a deli when a suspect grabbed an officer's gun and killed an innocent man. >>> it happened in bedford park. >> reporter: good morning again ladies. we literally just got an update frompo ago. they have been able to take a look at some of the video from the deli, so

evan longoria and got out of that one. rays star clay buchholz pitch all the way out of park. lose to rays four-three. final time see patriots tom brady fielding questions before on saturday tom brady will dot best to stay in shape serving the suspension and have no contact with any coaches or teammates until october 3rd. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. right now on the expressway northbound up to 38 minutes, a little bit slower than usual as you head from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. shiri? >> shiri: those pollen levels gene was mentioning, pretty horrendous today, high category and he have a little bit of rain coming into town for the cooler over the weekend and we have even bigger possible rain maker for labor day weekend. i will walk you through that coming up. >> gene: new england family under stress hit by heartless thieves. how they were able to shatter safety inside child hospital room. >> sara: one man rescued on last day. next why he was in the right norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. harold: oh, i'm stocking up before kelly ayotte gets her way on medicar

tom? taylor, thanks so much for your you get lucky, we have sallie krawcheck with us. maybe we would even talk to her about security analysis, dupont ratios, and other exciting things. evanfrequent "surveillance" guest. ". roberts in an uproar with business insider," days ago, with women in management. roberts has resigned. i love his statement. this is classic kevin roberts, sell fast, fix fast, learn fast is what mr. roberts says. he says "i failed exceptionally fast, my miscommunication on a number of points as cause upset and offense, and for this, i am sorry." he is now the absolute textbook example of the fear people have about talking about gender in corporations to you have been courageous in driving this debate forward. when do we get to a measured debate where people can misspeak like we all do over the dining room table and not be pilloried for it? sallie: oh, tom. [laughter] tom: when do we get to a point where we can have a rational discussion? sallie: whether the discussion is rational or not, i'm really glad it is happening because what is clear as is we do not have gender diversity in corporate america or the corporate world right now. we stopped making p

evans. >> you saw heather's picture where it is hazy. down to roosevelt island, temperature is 77. southwest wind at 9. 80 babylon, oyster bay. temperatures are warming up now. 2 in toms river. today we will be looking at this excessive heat warning and heat advisories for everybody. you have to be careful. a good portion of the area. we are looking at temperatures in the 90s today, tomorrow and sunday. >> thank you, bill. woman: hamilton was adopted from a rescue in 2008. he knows he's a pretty big deal. ? good to be alive right about now ? >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. best in the world. simone biles with a golden touch, aly raisman savoring the silver and simone manuel making history in the pool with an emotional victory, plus, michael phelps taking center stage as america steals the show in rio. >>> also this shark the teen survivor now speaking out. the family vacation that turned into a worst nightmare. >> i kicked its nose and then it went up to get me again. >> his fight to survive and thanking the doctor for saving his life. ? >>> say hello to the fan that left adele speechless. the incredible moment stunning the superstar on her own stage. you do

evans is there for us right now with the ceo of southern company. kelly, take it away. >> hey, thank you so much. i'm sitting here with tom fanning of southern company as a storm rolls in. >> no kidding. this is a little like the wizard of oz and dorothy. i'm the strawman, maybe, i don't know. >> storms are sometimes utility company you have to deal with all the time, but i want to start off with you today and ask you about tesla's recent agreement to buy solarcity. they say they're creating the green grid of the future. what do you as a utility executive say? >> i don't get it. it doesn't make any sense at all to me. look, there is absolutely a change in what has traditionally been our business model, to make, move and sell energy up to a meter. and we know that because technology is enabling it and customers are requiring it, we're going to move this notion of make, move and sell to the customer premise. this is some of the thinking behind what i think tesla and, you know, solarcity are trying to do. but i tend to think of it not so much as the segment of rooftop solar but rather distributed infrastructure. whether it's