. >>> what will remain for us in ohio we are still under a flash flood watch. a storm still lingers. >>> as northeast pounded with rain, there are thousands of poundings of rain. >> the flood water keeps rising. >>reporter: louisiana, under siege, hundreds to rescue. >> we have record levels of flooding along rivers and creeks. floods, we don't know how wide the water is going to get in those areas. >> the governor calling in the national guard to help. emergency preparations are now in the state as people struggle to get out of their homes or vehicles. >> there is an active search and rescue right now. they are trying to coordinate ground. >> this family carried a baby through flood waters. >> we have an infant and trying to keep the baby dry. >> officials can't get to everyone. in this case, people pulled a man from his vehicle. i told him don't panic. >> people driving into danger is frustrating for law enforcement putting more >> the sign says road closed and it's there for a reason. we know what that means. don't cross it. >> i would have stayed at home. >

well, showers and thunderstorms are possible for us in northeast ohio but at this quiet. diving deeper with just a little bit of rainfall. a moderate pocket including in caroll county. it will skirt just to your west and head towards brown augusta splitting the two and it is the heaviest rainfall and no thunderstorms to report and even a little bit of showers and thunderstorms here back west towards port clinton and moving off of the lake and not to our area. though there is still at seeing additional showers and storms. the cold front, i don't expect it to clear home until the afternoon tomorrow. so the flash flood watch continues and beginning this afternoon and now goes until sunday at 8:00. i think it will be ending early as the front is expected to move through the area early enough. but predictions, as much as three to five inches. we did not have that much today happened? the storms were much faster, when they are not slow going, they don't have as much time to be able to drop as much rainfall. .8 in erie county. you can see back west towards finningley where the tw

i cut up with him in cleveland to discuss his surge in the polls and help us to use his time in ohio. >> what you get out of coming to cleveland? >> i do want to show respect. they want to show respect to donald trump getting the nomination with that said there's a real appetite for my voice right now so just trying to take advantage of that. kennedy: very, be bold are the most stunning display came from green party candidate dr. jill stein. she made a bold move. this is what gary should have done. she was walking around the wells fargo arena with me for an interview. the moment but bernie halted roll call to make hillary the official nominee and that set burners rushing for the accident tears into stein's waiting arms as she capitalized on the moment and their pain. >> we are not going to stop. thank you for your courage in

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in rooms like this one, a school to the ohio department of education. is this acceptable? >> unacceptable. >> reporter: in fact, state guidelines say restrain and seclusion should only be used when the lives of students and staff are in imminent danger. they say that their 7-year-old autistic son was restrained and placed inside a seclusion room for months at a time. >> when i arrived in the room and i saw it, i was stunned. but i remember looking, and i believe room. i looked at the principal and i said, i am here. i'm his father. you let go of my son now. >> reporter: we looked at why some schools aren't complying with restraint and seclusion rules and question whether teachers and staff are getting proper training to deal with unruly students. >> teachers get really frustrated because they've got a kid in their classroom. they don't know how to help that child. that child might be disrupting other students in the classroom. >> reporter: how a teacher or lasting effect on the children we put in their care. >> i feel like my son's life was -- i feel like almost ruined. he's on the right track now, but it's costing him everything because of the actions of these adults. >> r

. >> he didn't care those who served, by walking our part or running in downtown it will soon be legal to use local marijuana in ohio >> that lago send a fax timber eight, is not expected to be fully operational for at least another yearex. >> jennifer jordan joins us wit more on how the new law will work. >> > w ohio has legalized medical marijuana, but that does not mean that you can just lined up wherever andal whenever, it will be strictly enforced regulated program for those who needed , though suffering from chronic and intentionally deadly diseases. >> can now add ohio to the state of those that medical marijuana can be legal, the law signed back in june will take a fact i the state september 8, representative dan ramos, one o the sponsors, says to-go to you prescriptiond just yet. the department commerce will license the cultivators ande processors in the labsan where pharmacy will license the dispensaries. >> three agencies will lay out the plan for the next several months of thell creation of the program, $1.8 million for use b the state pharmacy board the department of commerce and stat medical board to r

she'll walk us through hour by >>> ohio is basking in the glow of gold. that's right, kala harrison of middleton, ohio, wins the gold in judo. your hometown came up here to make us burgers and you're going to make us smile from rio. >> you're making me hungry. i have to get out of here and get dinner. kala harrison worked really hard today. she had four matches. she came out on top in all of them and defended her 2012 london gold to become olympic champion. just earlier this evening, she won her second gold medal in judo in her weight class. now she just gets to enjoy the moment. >> i've been fighting as no. 1 for a while now and i've been dealing with that pressure. and at the end of the day, this is what i wanted. i wanted to be no. 1 in the world. i wanted to be olympic champion, so that pressure is just noise. the only pressure is the pressure i put on myself and i knew what i wanted to do today. wanted to do. she told us that the second gold was even better than her first one. no wind today and that meant that the rowers could get out on the water fin

in the home where the suspect was caught and they have very limited motive. lauren lister. abc news los angeles. >> that will do it for us. we are keeping an eye on several storms in northeast ohio. >> crews working to bring power back in some of the east side. we will have the latest on how the clean-up is coming. >>> all while another round of heavy minutes. >> newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero. get a blt meal for only 599. >> newschannel 5 starts now. >>> thousands of people left in the dark cleaning up after a strong thunderstorm moved through cleveland. >> last night as crews scramble to bring more lightning, heavy rain and damaging winds. the storms popping up all over the region and could create a dangerous situation. >> all of this while it is hazy and hot and humid. all paul kiska in cleveland heights hit hardest and first meteorologist sarah blake is keeping a close watch on the next storm heading our way. >> we do have thunderstorms ongoing through the afternoon dumping as inches on the east side. we go from boston to hudson and north field center as it moves to the northeast. dumping about two inches per hour with lightning, a potential for strong winds

the pizza is now in use at xavier university in ohio. a french company came up with the idea. it has everything a student needs because it's open for business 24 hours a day, seven days a week. i think that's a fantastic idea vending machine food is so limited. >> i will believe it when i taste is. i think will it work. we have olympic coverage tonight our broadcast begins with the olympic zone at 7:30 tonight followed by olympic coverage. we are announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on, franklin. how are y'all? how's everybody? thank you very much. i appreciate you. i do. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. listen, we got a good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of a 20,720 bucks, from omaha, nebraska, it's the champs, it's the franklin family. franklins: grab that gold! steve: and from san jose, california, it's the lemus family!

in ohio. >>> instagram worthy picture. >> totalliment. >>> good morning northeast ohio. in this live shot, you saw we are starting off the dry notice the concentrated rain. north of us in detroit, and south of us into ohio. do have lighter action falling to the north eastern corner of ashtabula county, and north of lake erie, small shower there, and holmes county is hit by a few stray sprinkles, but it will shift throughout the day. temperatures in 70s, and high of 81 expected. kristin? >> reporter: no accidents right now to tell you about on the highways. north america ramp closures in macedonia. we have it at road 281. further south, another ramp closure, again 10:00 p.m. and it's quiet. nice start to, what is it? wednesday morning commute. >> that's right, corrina. >> thank you. >>> a man shot at 6th street. cleveland police are seen on the scene investigating here. we know a man was shot, but we don't know how badly he was hurt. i'm making calls, and the same area hit by a smas string of them in northeast ohio, and a burglary bust in cleveland. four people arrested for breaking into the family dollar store in st. claire. police say they used a crow bar to break

. >> heavy rain wash away part o a heavyr busy state route in ohio used to be state route 75 , about 90 minutes is a cincinnati a severe storm blew through the area the road gave way, there were no injuriesad and odot say it could take a month to replac itmo. wildfire continues to scorch the californias countryside. >> it is burnedtr 30,000 acres near san bernardino is busy highway word is now moving, 80,000 people have been ordered to evacuate, six firefighters got trapped by flames but escaped without serious injuries. >> > cameras capture the site at runway at will rogers airport, it is a rotating column of air that kicks of dustst even thoug it looks like a tornado they sa that it usually forms on hot , dry and clear days. >> , to melissa myers for more rain than forecast score just bodyco starting tomorrow. >> no matter what your plans, you got a beautiful swirl of clouds approaching sunset about we have a surplus of hopkins about half-inch so stil running a deficit.. >> north wind feels pretty comfortable. some '90s to the west and earlier dc and the '90s,n with the dewpoint, y

news channel 5. >>> it is a call familiar to so many of us here in northeast ohio, the call that inspires us to sneak out the tranquility of the water. >> well, the serenity of this all is just something that, you know, you cannot get anywhere else. >> and this week, old leon will take us from the crashing waves of lake erie to the brooks in our metro parks. >>> but first, your winning lottery numbers are >>> your job, your response out there is to go awe. look at those cute pooches right there. awe, it's snowing and this little husky is having fun. there we go. beautiful two babies, he loves his car almost as much. oh come on. look at that face. spanky, nice job, buddy. right into the camera, right on cue, loving that. here we go, emily, somebody is tired and needs to go to bed. i'm hungry, that's what i think they're saying there. and oh my gosh, love that little pooch need to go potty. these two don't want to be bothered with the pictures as you can tell this guy is on guard. nice job there lynn kinder. and finally i think that dog is smiling. i think that the doggy is smiling. nationa

sarah marie for us in ohio. thank you. now to cnn politics executive editor mark preston. tell us what you're hearing from your sources. kwet is, is he pivoting away from deportation? is he just emphasizing it less? what is he doing? >> a little bit of everything right there as well as deciding not to have this immigration speech this week as jamie dimon is reporting, someone who travels with trump on a regular basis. they are trying to fine tune the speech with some less offensive language. and i'm hearing they didn't want to have the speech this week because they see the opportunity for hillary clinton to have to take the spotlight the next couple of days, on e-mails, foundation, bill clinton's speaking fees and appearances. and whenever there is an opportunity to take a step back and allow hillary clinton to try to take a little bit of the fire from the media, donald trump would always good out there and say something and take it back from him. now the trump campaign can take a step back and see how the clinton campaign handles this e-mail controversy. >> what about twi

us. invited. and the administrators then decide who to let in. >> okay. being a foody is good these days. especially in cleveland, ohio. thank you for coming. have a great weekend. >> you too. >>> next we are live in rio. sarah will tell us how our northeast ohio athletes are doing as the first week of the olympics wraps up. chances for a your full forecast straight >>> fell short. sara shookman is live in rio. hi sara. >> reporter: how you doing partner? day seven means we are almost at week two of the olympics and track and field comes along with it which is a lot of people's favorite back home. let's talk about our ohio track athletes including one that competed today. emily infeld of university mimes total. she finished 11th over all. the gold medal winner from ethiopia set a new world record. >> it's incredible. i mean, it's cool. it's cool coming here. i try to treat it like any other race, but it's hard to not notice the olympics and treat it a little different in your mind. it's good to be here. i feelke i'm happy over all with that. >> she represented us well. and university of akron clayton murphy doing that

controversial immigration policy.>> mister trump is scheduled to stop in ohio tomorrow, his third trip in three weeks. john kosich joins us.>>reporter: in 2000 for the electoral eyes of the nation shifted from florida to i how -- ohio. greetings from ohio should read candidates begin the practice of making the buckeye state their second home. resident obama did it in 2012 focusing on colleges. his frequent visits prompted me to ask them, is there any truth you are doing this to establish residency? >> i probably vote in chicago as much as i do and ohio. >>reporter: the same could be said this year, hillary is speaking in cincinnati and trump will be there tomorrow. joe biden will be in parma tomorrow and the labor day parade will feature both clinton and her running mates.>> they are still within a few points and that means we are still a battleground. these candidates will keep visiting, because there are a lot of unpredictable's and ohio. >>reporter: a poll from emerson college has the race is a dead ohio and it's important goes beyond its 18 electoral votes, it is truly a bellwether and it's different regions are a mic

great way for us here in ohio. we have a lot of breweries. >> >>> time is 6:38. the day's top trending storying ahead. >> first, let's check with matt. what's up? >> i'm going to make your whole home smart for $23. this stow stealer in my hands. first, always a show stealer, hi hollie. >> love you matt. sunny forecast ahead of us. beautiful sunshine on the way coming up in minutes. we expect a warm day. highs mid to upper 80s. labor day weekend getting close guys. i'll let you know if weather cooperates. >> hollie we'll look forward to that >>> she missed the mtv awards. now we know why. why swift spent part of her day >>> 6:42. breaking news involving apple. ireland is to collect $14.5 billion in back taxes from the tech giant. eu says ireland gave apple undue tax benefits that violated laws. ireland has been ordered to collect the back taxes plus interest that amount could be reduced. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo and his brother are in hot water after a picture was posted trending story this is morning. >> right. they meant for this to be something fun. n

in a solution and let it happen here. her petition now has more than 7000 signatures. >>> our state is taking steps to help the epidemic. we're studying drug use prevention in ohio's schools. teachers will have a report in 3 months that will suggest changes to the way school talk about drugs -- schools talk about drugs in every way. >>> tonight the browns officially opening there preseason play against the green bay packers. we have you covered. it all begins at 7 tonight. kickoff is set for 8:00 . we on news channel 5. >>> we're tracking more storms throughout your afternoon. look at our daytime highs. by the noon hour, most spots -- upper 80s to lower 90s . this is tropical moisture lifting up across northeast ohio once again. the storms really start to spark up around the noon to 1:00 our. we will see the more widespread into 5:00 for your evening commute. this is going into the weekend. more storms but cooler temperatures. >>> the time now is 5:07 on your friday morning. we have made it ladies and gentlemen. >> pack your patience before you hit the road this morning. many cases of road rage across the nation. one driver taking drastic action after being spraye

office in denver and within the hour there were multiple men clearing out the trash since last wednesday. back here live. the trash room. we when we asked they referred us to the corporate office in ohio and we haven't heard back. >>> thank you for that story. >>> another trash issue in bolder. those not using the correct trash cans are paying for it. 200 citations have been issued in the last few months and you could pay up to one thousand dollars if you get caught. >>> happening in netther land. people living in the cold springs fire will learn how to live there. netherland community center and talking about flood risks and water and revegetation. >>> scary night in puerto vallarta mexico. a group of armed men abducted people while they were dining. police believe the kidnappers >>> the american academy of pediatrics say parent are still putting their babies at risk putting them to sleep. they put infants on their sides or stomachs and using loose bedding and bumper pads and these increased the risk of death. here is the latest recommendation. doctors say put your baby on their back and without any of the extras in their crib. >>> you know today we hit 90s something and our jewish h

in north east ohio. >> we saw the potential to find a super star. there is definitely someone in ohio or the surrounding area who will come out and show us what we are looking for. simon is on the panel for season 12. they have to remember they need to impress the judges and show us everything that they have. talent and show us. we want to be impressed. >> reporter: it runs the gamut, do you think that you have seen everything. >> you think you have seen everything until someone comes into the room and you say, i have never seen that before. every we year we say see something we have never seen before. >> reporter: what will catch your eye. >> it comes down to the talent. walk into the room like you are already the super star that we are searching for. if you walk in with that confidence then you own that space and you show us, that's going to catch our attention. everything else will fall into talent. >> reporter: if you cannot make it go to agt auditions.com. upload a video. you can film it anywhere. even the bathroom. upload it and i encourage people to sign up. you can choose your audition time for december 10th. come out and be experience. i ho

use it. if you look at the grass around here, everyone is having a littlee problem. >> day for he did a foreign thousands of homes in northeast ohio still without power.fosa lori taylor tells us many have been living in the dark since the lights went out on thursday. >> here it is a tale of theta haves and have-nots. the lights are shining on one side of the street.. >> it has been rough the last couple of weeks. >> it's been frustrating becausa i have seen so many workers outu here assessing the situation but nothing actually being worked >> breaking a sweat since thursday afternoon. the air conditioning went downn with theg electrical line that e used to hang as their backyard. the fire department has declared half a dozen properties including her is off-limits until repairs can be made. >> i just had thought it would be maybe a biggers cat priority. >> more than 3,000 homes in cuyahoga th county the dark saturday morning. outages have tacked taxed first responding crews cleared the rirst energy cruise.e. residents living on mckinley avenue likees matt could use soe cooltt air sleeping on the livig rooml floor where the air is w

ends up number one depending on you. >> we hope that clevelanders and all the people in northeast ohio will support us. >> tia: keep in mind, this is a list of free museums, and it's this simple to vote. hop onto www.tenbest/awards. where does the cleveland museum of we're going to vote right now. you only have five days, five hours and 14 minutes left to vote. you have to do it quickly, and you go right here and hit vote, and it says it's working. we voted already. i can tell you this, you can only vote once a day. by the way, right now the cleveland museum of art is still number one on the list. we're inside right now, but i know sam and brian, a lot of people are working outside this morning. >> brian: yes, we're inside not everybody has the luxury we have and we understand that. so it's tough sometimes in the summer to be outside. >> samantha: it is. today is good. not going to be sweating to death out there today. let's take a look at that forecast. if you are going to be working outdoors, 60s this morning. it feels amazing out there. we're at 72 at 9:00 in the morning. mid-80s about 1:00 through

us. the his for the gold for a hand of ohio olympians. will is live in rio with more on who to watch and woe we have been watching, hi, will. >> >> reporter: good morning, maureen, down here, it's almost a trend type thing. we have watched a lot of swimming in prime time as ohio people following ohioans. we have watched fencing and boxing and now, it's st have dubbed down here as athletics, what we know as track and field. we have a couple other things, including the ring it will be an interesting watch for buckeyes, let's start with eric kenard, toledo native. he will be testing his jumping levels. he is the silver medalist from london, competing later tonight france, basketball. irving and the boys were struggling lately, after austria and serbia. no one can quite figure out what is ailing the, sa basketball team. they will try to get things going and back in the right direction, getting a little bigger victory against france. >> >> track and field, we were mentioning that big as well ohio, athletes, including recent grads from lorain/elyria. 2003, lor

us. in ohio, what the us approach would be under his leadership. >> in the old days when we won a war, tonged the spoils. instead all we got from iraq and our adventures in the middle east was death, destruction, and tremendous financial loss. but it is time to put the mistakes of the past behind us and chart a new course. if i become president, the era of nationbuilding will be brought to a very swift and decisive end. >> let's bring in ambassador john bolton, what was your take on donald trump's speech? >> i thought it was an excellent statement of the threat we face, namely a political ideology that despises everything we adhere to in western civilization and laid out a strategy, not a lot of details but a strategy to defeat it which is something we haven't seen in the last 71/2 years, clear contrast with hillary clinton's position which is essentially that of barack obama and the promise of a third obama term. for those who said we haven't joined the debate on the issues trump has joined it on the most important issues the american people have to judge the two candidates on this novem

first gold in the event since 04 for the us. ohio native clayton murphy, one of three with ties to the university of akron. what a finish, he. cos from the back -- come -- he comes from the back to finish the second, and moves on to the 800-meter final. women's 100-meter, she won gold back in 2012, but tonight heat. she doesn't advance. she still has two other events on deck. sean barber advances into the men's pole vault final. he's from the university of akron and representing team canada and today's medal count is brought to you by university hospital. the us with 55 medals. there you have it. >> just barely [ laughter ] >> thank you very much, and thank you all for joining us. late night olympics coverage continues next. the latest newts, weather and sports always on our app and ? ? p is for permission to indulge. o is for out of this world. including the aisle. r is for reclining in tailor-made bedding. and i, must be dreaming. s, so long, jet lag. >>> ryan seacrest here on copacabana beach. we are live. these are the three thin

we hope it comes in smooth increments.oo jenn harcher, life for us thanku you. six there are flooding concerns in northeast ohio e side.ci >> so far, so good. fox 8 news reporter alison brown joins us in the rain and allison, what is it looking like right now? >> yes, just a drizzle here and like you said so far so good. we have been pretty lucky and lorraine. we are here along the black river and right now the rain has pretty much stopped but headed afternoon. it had points of being heavy and whatever you see flash flooding watches people pay attention. especially if you live near a river like this. for those we talked to today they say the problemke with the rain has just been the delay of plans for their saturday.ju >> actually this isn't so bad. ithi moved through and our plans were delayed a little bit. we had a dinnera going on at tt yacht club down the road and it kindr of put a little damper now it looks like a beautiful evening.li >> mike also said earlier he was happy that some rain came down at all. of course people don't want that flash flooding but the rain is welcomed. a lot of brown grass out her

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we've got a few little clouds mainly in western ohio and southwestern ohio. for us it is cloud free. it's 80 in cleveland. very warm now dover new philly was hot last hour. 76 degrees with a nice comfortable lake breeze in ashtabula. 78 at 7:00 p.m. if you're coming downtown. what a great night to watch the tribe take on the twins. they're going to win. i've predicted three home runs. i'll stay with the tribe that is. death leopard tonight at blossoms. 80 to start. upper 70s with another great night to sit on the lawn. sunrise right around 60 degrees. >>> tonight a new life for a historic building. we're talking at lorain's broadway building, which has stood on this street for 88 years. but in their recent history the building has been vacant as we have learned of plans to renovate it. paul kiska you got a tour today as neighbors are hoping that it will be a start there. >> the broadway building has been a part nearly a century. and will it be a part of the city's future in >> time that will arrange their historic building sitting still for years. the architecture g

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in ohio. chris tye joins us with this story. another day, another controversy. >> this broke today. this splits on who you like going into november. people are hearing this very differently. some are suggesting that trump is suggesting gun rights activists act out against hillary clinton. he said if she gets to pick hillary there's nothing to be do to protect their arms. he also claimed she was dangerous. >> she lacks the temperament and the moral character to leads this country. it's very simple. she really does. she's a dangerous person who doesn't tell the truth. >> clinton appeared at a clinic in miami, florida today, pressuring congress to approve funds to fight zika. they fired back at trump, the trump campaign suggested what trump meant was not that people with guns should target hillary literally. that they could come together and block accordingly. how you view this, who you like is how you come out on this. >> the rule used to be you don't say something you feel like you have to make apologies for. numbers. there's a big one. wall street poll just came out today and her bi

us. these are what could be moving in a little bit through the night tonight. but this area along the ohio river valley where it meets the mississippi river you can see a lot of rain and even some heavier showers. that is the area of yellow that you can see. that's an area of low pressure and that is what i am tracking as you head into your day on lingers right along the muck buckeye state. with that sitting here there will be a few showers and even some thunderstorms from time to time. it won't be a washout tomorrow. tuesday is a bigger threat of rain and widespread showers as the area of low pressure moves in. so here is what is going as far as watches and warnings. good news for us. we are not under that flash flood watch anymore. that was dropped earlier. but if you notice where the low is sitting they sti flood waters. unfortunately as that low moves into our area we will be on the lookout for potential of flooding issues. we will talk more about that tomorrow into tuesday. thank you for your shots this week. they were awesome. billy got one of a lightning strike. this is one of my fa

andrea mitchell for us in cincinnati, ohio, where again hillary clinton just wrapping up that speechthe american legion national convention. we also just saw the democratic presidential nominee posing for a number of selfies as well with america's veterans. let's go from cincinnati to mexico city now where any moment now we expect donald trump to land, jose diaz, miguel amaguire on the ground there in mexico city. jose, let's start with you, we've got this meeting that's supposed to be happening between trump and the president of mexico. president nieto, and of course hours after that, the highly anticipated speech in phoenix, arizona, where we are hearing that donald trump is going to once and for all clear up any confusion that might exist over his immigration plan. let's start with the meeting. what can we expect from this meeting and how did it come to be? >> reporter: well craig, i'm just looking at some of the records here. there is no record in the recent history of mexico of a president inviting candidates to the united states presidency to meet with them before a general ele

in the previous six years. when it comes to the right to vote, ohio is a "use it, or lose it" state. just last year, ohio's 20 most populous counties purged more than 200,000 inactive voters, according to research by pbs newshour weekend. in ohio's largest county, cuyahoga, with heavily democratic cleveland, nearly 52,000 voters were purged. >> i thought, ¡well, jeez. you know i pay my taxes every year, and i pay my property taxes, and i register my car. so the state had to know i'm still a voter.' why should we fight for the country if they're gonna be taking away my rights? i mean, i'm a veteran, my father's a veteran, my grandfather's a veteran, now they aren't giving me my right to vote, the most fundamental right i have? i just can't believe it. >> reporter: in ohio, the secretary of state sent out this form warning voters who have not cast ballots in two years to confirm their eligibility or risk having their voting registrations canceled. the practice has been state law under democrats and republicans for more than 20 years. ohio secretary of state jon husted, a republican who

but even in the high country staying dry throughout the day with a lot of severe weather overnight around us. flash flooding in san antonio, texas, tornadoes in michigan and ohio, but colorado is under us like this, and here's a look at the glacier basin, and we continue to see mostly sunny conditions throughout the high country with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, and we have are wireless cameras join not a cloud in the sky, and a beautiful start with mid-50s in downtown denver, clear skies and wins at 7 miles >>> the future cast showing us what to expect throughout the day, not a lot to talk about and mostly dry in clear. sunshine through the afternoon with an increase in cloud cover, but the chances of moisture south of i-70 in the high country, and proportions of the palmer divide, but for the most part, cleer and dry heading into monday. we will see temperatures right around the average, 87 is upper 70s and mid-80s like eagle, grand junction up to 92, and if you are heading to the rockies game, expect heat, 85 at first pit, to 10 pm, sun and clouds. the uv index is high, 8, and you could be rn minutes. take your hat and sunglasses, and your sunscreen of

five-point lead in ohio, but in pennsylvania, she's up by 11, and in wisconsin, she tops trump by 15 points. her supporters feeling more confident by the day. >> and cecilia vega live with us tonight from scranton. and donald trump in ohio today, cecilia, hillary clinton in pennsylvania and she'll be in ohio later this week. they both want those voters across the rust belt. >> reporter: they certainly do, and hillary clinton will be trying to register voters here in this swung state. in ohio, david. these are the states that could decide this election. >> cecilia vega, you'll be spending a lot of time in pennsylvania and ohio. i'm sure. thank you so much again tonight. >>> and in the meantime, we turn to rio now, and we have new reporting on ryan lochte, who was robbed. and a difficult stumble today for simone biles in the balance beam final, reaching down to keep from falling off. abc's matt gutman with more on that, and on the robbery, as matt learned first-hand about the heavy security in place to spectators. >> reporter: tonight, ryan lochte may be headed back to the u.s., but the fallout here remains. on saturday night, lochte snapchatting this moment -- partying with

in northeast ohio. and the reason is because of these beautiful elephants behind us. another big attraction in washington, d.c. was closed down over the weekend. the washington monument closed because an elevator was stuck trapping three workers. the same elevator that had problems sunday also had problems saturday. officials are blaming this on a tripped breaker after all that. >> chris: technology to blame there. more technology to tell you about. a new apple patent could reveal feature on the iphone in production now. the company was granted a patent that highlights anything tools used for underwater photography. there's the tell there. apple expected to announce the iphone 7 next month. >> denise: it would be great if you drop it in the toilet, which i have done! >>> always watching al tracking and your first alert forecast. >> jeff: show of hands. how many people have dropped their phone in the toilet. would imagine. >>> all right. here is your planning forecast. lighter rain we think tonight and right now a few sprinkles. tomorrow a risk of showers and storms goi

us got some heavy rain this afternoon. we often hear about "microbursts" when there are storms. this time lapse video shows a microburst in columbus, ohio. john malan is here. tell us what we're seeing. wednesday is beautiful with much lower humidity, and brisk ne breeze and highs only in sunshine. thursday morning is clear and cool with lows in the 50s, and the afternoon is sunny, breezy and cool with highs near 70 and ne breeze to 20 mph. friday is mostly sunny and seasonal with highs in the mid 70s, and the comfortable air will continue into the weekend with highs in the 70s lance allan has sports when we hey, you're clarence! end clarence event, you can get a great deal on this 2016 passat. steve. yeah? clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's no good... stevent! that's just vandalism. whatever you want to call it, don't miss the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a $1,000 volkswagen reward card and a five hundred dollar labor day bonus when you buy or lease a new 2016 passat. next week, the cuts will run punters, to get down to the roster lim

in his deportation stance. >> will that plan include a deportation for us, to be determined. >> reporter: latest cbs news battlegrounds tracker finds hillary clinton with six-point lead in ohio. clinton and trump are tied in iowa. controversy over clinton's use of private e-mail server continues to follow her on the campaign trail. this time, a result of comment made by former secretary of state, colin powel. people magazine quotes powell as saying her people have been trying to pin it on me. the truth is she was using the private e-mail server for a year before i sent her a memo telling her what i did. the fbi says it has uncovered tens of thousands of previously undisclosed documents from clinton's private server. the justice department will start releasing them in october. clinton is fundraising on the west coast this week, after weekend of raising money in new england. weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. >> in other news today's swimwear retailer speedo announced it is parting ways with ryan lochte. the first major company to drop its sponsorship with the us olympic swimmer. last week lochte had claimed he and three teammates were victims of an armed robbery in rio. poli

case to the voters, and we feel great about these new polls showing us tightening in all of these swing states, michigan, pennsylvania, ohioe poll shows us within a margin of error. we are up by 17 points in one in ohio. if everyone was quoting the polls three weeks ago, it was over, you cannot recover, and now, we are tightening. let's have a conversation about the polls. everybody wanted to talk about the polls when we were down. i tell you, the last thing i want to talk about is anthony weiner, because i find his conduct disgusting. john: well, we are going to be back with kellyanne conway and more, right after this. ♪ john: we are here back with donald trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway. kellyanne, there is this new ad that you have coming out that will air on the cable network in nine states. let's take a look. announcer: in hillary clinton's america, the middle class gets crushed, spending goes up, taxes go up, hundreds of thousands of jobs disappeared. it is more of the same, but worse. in donald trump america, working families get tax relief, millions of new jobs created, wages go up, small businesses thriv

in the u.s. on behalf the islamic agents say he used social media to get a man in ohio to pledge allegiance to isis. he claims the man may be responsible for a thwarted terror attack near dallas last year. >> london police investigating the stabbing death of an american woman near the british museum. 64-year-old darlene horton was stabbed to death. five others were wounded. study program for florida state university when she was killed. she sadly had planned on leaving london today. the 19-year-old attacker is in police custody facing a murder charge. police still don't know why this man attacked. >> on an evening like this, tom holly looking down at the traffic and out at the clouds we've been talking about. >> double duty up there. tom, what do you see? >> well, we started out this morning with rain and we had several fender benders this morning. now things c we're seeing spots of blue skies but misty and hazy around the valley. we're over at the far south part of town now. it's giving it a dynamic sky line with haze mixed in with high clouds and on the roads things are actually good right now si

leon bibb's takes us to the sweetest place in northeast ohio. more than enough to satisfy the sweetest tooth. >> reporter: swedish candy the largest candy store in north america. you are greeted by a dancing lollipop. it is enough to tell you this is a special case. mr. lollipop is the official greeter telling you how sweet life is. this is a story about a place where you can get your fill on candy. >> yes, i love candy. >> reporter: now you are talking my language. that is a real comfort food. kids are not into meat and potatoes. they like step fill with sugar and sparkles. in this place, there is enough sugar to hold any kid's interest. >> that is why when you walk into this story you say wow. >> reporter: he owns b.a. sweeties candy company in cleveland. the largest seller of hundreds of candies in north america sugars and terminals and soda pops are usually hard to find, b.a. sweeties ships out to stores with a big chains or mom-and- pop's sixpack all of those brands you cannot find anywhere else, we've got them here. >> reporter: so much ca

in control of us was in 1924. it was too much money to do the repairs that needed to be done after that flood. they went ahead and closed down the chesapeake and ohio for good. in 1924. back then there was only about six boats running here on the canal, so it wasn't really in it use as much as it was. [ horn blowing ] >> so it wasn't in as much use as it was because the railroads had ended up getting the technology that they needed, like the air brakes and the couplings between the two carts. they became more efficient in transporting those goods. in 1924 we weren't used as much, so we went ahead and closed down the canal, and then about 12 years later the national park service actually went ahead and bought the chesapeake and ohio canal from the railroad for about $2 million. they got a really big steal for all the acreage that they got. in the 1950s they decided that with all this land and all of it dug out already, that it actually would make a really good pathway to actually create a highway on it known as the sea mill parkway is what they wanted to call it. they wanted to go ahead and remove all the historical properties that were here so that