judge. i just heard from tansania. hi, at any tansania, text me when you want to meet up, i ll give you your checkbook. have a wonderful day. that s lovely. she will come to fourth and market. you should have her come while the show is still on. come snow. sure, if you re still alive after the nose wax. can you text her quickly? of course, i knew that was coming. because they have to do. good day, it is wednesday, december the seventh, 2016. oh, time magazine s person. year was name. person of the year, donald trump. but we thought this question might be good. what local person would you choose to be person of the year? you know people like mayor kenney might come to mind, who would you nominate in the area, the delaware valley, as person of the year? alex? prince harry under fire, why his girlfriends is getting him into some trouble with the palace. oh, oh. jen? grandmom s ring at home, looks little dated or you don t love your engagement ring, want
there were five accidents last year reported to the state that mean someone had to go to the hospital right away or passed away. there were 3700 licenses issued for rights and more than 22 for water parks in the state, but really the only number that we care about is zero. zero problems on these rides for the people you care about. do you remember we tried he went on which ride you with tom? no. reporter: in 2003 a boy was electrocuted because inspectors failed to do their jobs. three kids were injured in tennessee. a child was dead after writing the world s tallest water slide. the details count. the chief inspector for the department of agriculture showed me today we will do a mechanical inspection which is this particular piece the lap ours safeties so they won t operate without it engaged. reporter: he tried is supposed to have a three-point inspection and maybe more. this tab is proof positive that it is licensed. has this ride been expected inspected? yo
driving onto a flooded road. it s a good reminder this morning that if you see high water well driving, it is best to turn around and find another way. the storms took down a lot of trees. the crews are driving around to find them. 27,000 homes and businesses around the area where without power. tiffany joins us this morning. what we know? we know it is down to 22,000 kiowa the county around the county. you can see this huge tree that hit the front porch of the home. the home owner came out a few minutes ago who said it is hard to assess the damage because of live picture along the street. you can see the street here and this is hyde park. you can see the branches in the middle of the street. there is going to be a lot of work and cleanup ahead. even last night, we got video with cars driving around branches to get where they need to go. that is something you will need to be careful of as you heights or anywhere nearby. we spoke to the man who lives here at this hom
are focusing on straight south. downtown cleveland was rumbling not too long ago. now we have this next thunderstorm that continues to move out to the northeast through shaker heights, cleveland heights, south euclid, euclid and that will be a heads up for the west side of geauga county, chester township and down into chagrin falls which is in cuyahoga county and the southwest corner of lake county. this is a look at i-77 48 from what it was before. folks flogging through the rain. heavy rain continues to fall around the greater fair lawn area and back toward wads worth and civil. we are seeing some wet roads and it looks like those conditions will improve. but there are still slow downs now as far as the rest of the evening goes, we will see the scattered storms fading away. the humidity will not be fading, however, unfortunately. we will see temperatures by midnight that are into the mid to upper 70s. we will do the exact same thing tomorrow and friday. it s not until the w
more than 5,000 power outages in cuyahoga county. most are in cleveland heights. crews spent yesterday clearing large trees and limbs away so the lines could be repaired. first energy is hoping to have power restored by 6:00 tonight. the power is back on in most of menor and lake county. let s check with holly who s tracking more rain in the forecast. couldn t get rain for the longest time. now getting plenty of it. it always happens over an inch at hopkins. it s still so dark you can t tell. we re 30 minutes from sunrise. we re seeing breaks in the cloud cover out here. i think it s going to be some sunshine again today. also some showers and thunderstorms especially as we get into the afternoon and evening. that heat is really firing up. here s a look at the day. we re already well into the 70s. it is so muggy out. that hasn t changed at all. scattered storm chances. satellite and radar show quiet weather overall regionally. as we zoom in, what you re going to see is a