hundreds of students made their presence and frustration known as they arrived here earlier. students from normandy and valley forge high schools marched hereto parma high school where the meeting began at 5:30, chanting things like, forge, parma, normandy, fight to keep us three. they are proposed a cut merging all high schools into one. the department of education says the district needs to cut money from its budget over the next 2 years meaning the district faces losing teachers and school programs. they can think of way better plans than this. they are in the board for a reason, brilliant minds. they can think of better plans. reporter: the meeting is happening now and is for the public to voice their opinion before the board makes any final decisions. we will have more for you what happened in this meeting. for now, live in parma, carly flynn morgan, channel 3 news. also happening now, the black lives matter protest outside the cleveland police association is wrapp
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news about the path matthew is taking. we have potentially good news. because the shifted continue to move easterly or westerleigh as we head into the next 48 hours. a big ship to the east this morning happened, and i like to see this. look at this. the close-up track shows this storm well offshore of north carolina through sunday morning. sunday morning, winds would be right around 100 miles per hour. still a category two storm. it weakens as we head toward next monday. we will watch this. in the meantime, a track that says that stays out to see would have less impact for us. i will write that down in our complete storm team forecast. right now, want to talk about what is going on locally in central north carolina. we are seeing some isolated showers right along the newborn area. that is where those are expected to say state today. in broom and interim in hour. siler city is at 50. 62 in fayetteville and willington. for today, it will be a cool morning. it may be a b
same spot. that is good for us. it to get closer but also did not get further away i don t have many changes on the impact. here s a close-up view. is a category 2 hurricane on saturdayfternoon. but again little ships either direction making a huge difference. fous a continues to weaken possibly closest to our coastline sometime sunday morning. before it loops around back down to the southeast what does that mean for we keep the clouds and cooler temperatures around for the next couple of days. the main impact the storm will be saturday. friday could have some rain but saturdhe impact of illegal cut the area in half diagonally. south d eastf highway 1 could get one to 3 inches of rainor 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds. much less than that farther northwest to go. another update in x hours and also have a new one of computer close watch on hurricane maw and understand governor patrory is getting another update on the storm. reporter: the state is looking at this map and as you
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