. >> jose ramos has a son who attends wilbur wright elementary school. no parent wants to hear that it. when wilbur wright was tested they had 4,480 parts per billion of lead. the environmental protection agency says 15 parts per billion or less is the standard. >> he is in the first grade this year. >> and tate's grandson also attends wilbur wright. >> he drinks the water and we were never informed there was lead in the water. so he could be tested >> that's terrible. i don't like that. i am glad i came to know that so i could let her mother know that because it is terrible. that can affect all the kids. >> findlay is principal at wilbur wright elementary school on the city's west side. >> i am comfortable with what the district has done with regards to being pro-active. >> when you do the fix, repair safely, it is the outlet. if it tests on the third time, if what you do on the outlet we know it is a piping issue and we will do more extensive repair. >> reporter: this water fountain is turned off and water made available. and they know parents shouldn'

wilbur wright elementary is one of the most recent where the water there tested positive for high levels of lead. the school district flushed the systems of 69 schools and replaced the faucets and fountains. they also did bring in bottled water for everyone to drink. school officials have said that they obviously want parents to feel like their children are safe. >> i don't think the parents to panic. we're okay and fine.

ramos has a son who attends wilbur wright elementary school. no parent wants to hear that the water at their child's school had lead in it. when wilbur wright elementary was tested over the summer, it had 4,480 parts per billion of agency says 15 parts per billion or less is the standard. >> he's in first grade this year. >> reporter: christina's grandson also attends wilbur wright. >> i'm sure he drinks that water. we never was informed they had lead. i'm going to let my daughter know so he can be tested. >> that's terrible. don't like that. i'm glad i came today to know that so i could let her mother know that. ca that can affect all of these kids. >> reporter: vernal is the principal on the city's west side. >> i'm very comfortable with what the district has done in regards to being proactive. >> reporter: they did over 5,000 tests of water samples. 580 of them had elevated levels of lead. the district flushed the systems of 69 schools and replaced faucets and fountains. fountains and brought in bottled water. >> i don't want the parents to

one sink shows leveled 300 times the epa warning number at wilbur wright. testing cost about $400,000. no word hotch repairs will be to get the lead out. 22 problem schools were due to be replaced. but the unanswered question herejust how much damage might have been done to student who have already gone through the schools. sara. >> all right tom thank you very much. >>> next afraid the up and down weather will get you sick. monica robins breaks down the myth. >> and we will look at the coolest technology sure to keep you warm this winter. that does look cold. more to come after the break. >>> and welcome back. as we brace for of the season, hopkins airport official say they are ready for what ever comes our way. >> there are about 150 employees on the snow team with more than 60 dedicated snow vehicles. already to clear runways in about 20 minutes. >> and we are getting set for a wild ride in the weather roller coast they are weekend. >> our team is checking on everything from road preps to the latest winter weather technology but first our monica robins i

wilbur wright elementary school was tested and found to have lead in the drinking water. the cleveland metropolitan school district did over 5,000 tests of water samples, 580 had elevated levels of what the district did was flushed the systems of 69 schools and replaced faucets and fountains and brought in bottled water for the students and their faculty to drink. now, the legislation that senator sherrod brown is here to talk about today will actually help pay for the testing of water to discover if, in fact, there is any lead in some of these schools' drinking water. he'll be here at 10:30 a.m. this morning. coming up in the next half hour, principal about what she had to say to parents after lead was found in her school's drinking water. for now we get answers -- issing questions and getting answers here in cleveland. denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> nichole: the elyria chronicle telegram is reporting this morning that three tow motors are to blame for the carbon monoxide at lorain kpt automotive systems in elyria. it was evacuated on wednesday after high levels of ca

"orville and wilbur wright's on it see. a lot of people ask me if i knew them. no, i didn't know them." every two years smith has to see the doctor and pass a medical exam to fly. "he said we'll see you in two years, i said well i don't think so, he said why not?" one month shy of his 99th birthday. amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older." his great grand daughter abby thinks his new record is pretty sweet. "i can actually prove that it's real he's the oldest one." for smith the record is great. but still being able to do what he loves is priceless. "most of the time, i make beautiful landings, but not always." smith tells me he knows his hobby can't last forever. but for now..he's just enjoying the ride. now you've ridden with the oldest pilot in the to be considered the world's oldest pilot -- he had to submit his birth certificate, pilot's license and a video of him flying. it's iowa birds get the official word. the president gives them a clear path to retireme

"orville and wilbur wright's on it see. a lot of people ask me if i knew them. no, i didn't know them." every two years smith has to see the doctor and pass a medical exam to fly. "he said we'll see you in two years, i said well i don'tin not?" one month shy of his 99th birthday. amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older." his great grand daughter abby thinks his new record is pretty sweet. "i can actually prove that it's real he's the oldest one." for smith the record is great. but still being able to do what he loves is priceless. "most of the time, i make beautiful landings, but not always." smith tells me he knows his but for now..he's just enjoying the ride. now you've ridden with the oldest pilot in the world." "i know that's awesome." to be considered the world's oldest pilot -- he had to submit his flying. today is the day we give thanks -- which is a message we try to pass down to our kids. kwwl's amanda gb kids from waterloo.. hudson and cedar falls all sai

"orville and wilbur wright's on it see. a lot of people ask me if i knew them. no, i didn't know them." every two years smith has to see the doctor and pass a medical exam to fly. "he said we'll see you in two don't think so, he said why not?" one month shy of his 99th birthday. amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older." his great grand daughter abby thinks "i can actually prove that it's real he's the oldest one." for smith the record is great. but still being able to do what beautiful can't last forever. but for now..he's just enjoying the ride. now you've ridden with the oldest pilot in the world." "i know that's awesome." to be considered the world's oldest pilot -- he had to submit his birth certificate, pilot's license and a video of him flying. today is the day we give thanks -- which is a message we try to pass down to our kids. some children to find out what they're thankful for. kids from waterloo.. hudson and cedar falls all said what they're thankful for

"orville and wilbur wright's on it see. a lot of people ask me if i knew them. no, i didn't know them." every two years smith has to see the doctor and years, i said well i don't think so, he said why not?"one month shy of his 99th birthday. amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older."red oak airport manager kevin mcgrew thought smith deserved the recognition. "i wasn't for it..i thought it was foolish..i don't give a darn about that. i'm doing what i want to do."he may not have been for it, but he went along with it. to be considered the world's oldest pilot by the guinness book of world records, numerous docuen submitted...inc luding a copy of smith's birth certificate and pilot's liscense along with video of him flying --it became official this fall. "pilots will come in and we'll say i'd like you meet ernie smith, the world's oldest pilot."smith's children love that he is so passionate about planes. "he always wants to discuss airplanes with yah." his great grand

. >> jose ramos has a son who attends wilbur wright elementary school. no parent wants to hear that

for its mountains, orville and wilbur wright, and both candidates very much wants to win here. both been here a lot during the campaign season. donald trump not only wants to win here he may have to win here to have a path to the white house. and barack obama here six times campaigning for hillary clinton. inside now one of the 2,700 precincts here in the state of north carolina. how it works, sign in, name and address. ani anita, running the precinct. doing a great job. everything's under control. >> it is. >> reporter: any giving you trouble? >> not today. >> reporter: any muscle. >> i'm here. >> anita, sign in here. take the slip. no i.d. necessary in the state of north carolina. wait in this line. show them your slip of paper. they verify you are part of the precinct. once verified, wait in this line where people are and 21 touch screen machines in which you vote. one thing to keep in mind, brooke. an extensive early voting program here in the state of north carolina that lasted 16 days. 3.1 million people voted early. if not one person came out today to vote that by itself

in other words, you can say the wright brothers invented the airplane or you can say, you know, on such and such a date wilbur writes, shoes hurt and he had okra for breakfast. i'm talking about getting into the lives, drilling into the everyday so that i as a reader feel that i'm there too and just to whack on the wright brothers a little more, what i want to know with the wright brothers and i'm certainly not saying that my questions weren't answered by dave's marvelous book, where did that inspiration come from? i mean, those guys outworked everyone else by a factor of 7 million and what was it that they had coming coming from dayton, ohio that enabled them to go back at it and back at it and back at it until they got it and even after they got it go back to it because nobody cared, right? so that's what interests me. yeah. good question. great. >> i was just curious as to how you got interested in this topic in putting historical incidents together? >> that's a good question. how did i get interested in the topic? from my writing comes from obsession. i usually don't know that i'm writing a book. i usuall