occasion. i am tiffany tarpley. maureen kyle has the weekend off. mother teresa spent her life devoted to the poor. channel 3 alyssa raymond is here with more on her life and what today's ceremony means. good morning. >> good morning. as you said and saw, this ceremony is going on for mother teresa. she was the none and novell peace prize winner who for the destitute and dying in india and she is a saint. to become a saint the vatican looks to the evidence of two miracles and they require an exhaustive investigation to prove it. mother teresa's case -- an indian woman with a stomach tumor and brazilian man with a brain infection say that they were sealed after prayers to her. last night the pilgrims approach the shrine containing some of mother teresa's blood and today is canonization coincides with pope francis security throughout the weekend as thousands flocked to get a good viewing spot of the mass this morning. >> it is an incredible joy. she was pushing so much for increasing joy in the world. we are very joyful. a great emotion for her. >> mother teresa was born in 1910, two albanian parents and modern-day macedonia. in 1950 she started the missionaries of charity with only 12 members. today there are on monday it will be 19 years since mother teresa died. back at home, the albanian cultural garden is hosting a canonization ceremony for mother teresa at 12:30 pm. of the garden contains a 7 foot high bronze statue of mother teresa herself. >> i am sure we will be there. thank you. labor day weekend. i know that people have a lot of outdoor plans. the question is, will rain be in the question? >> here is the good news. absolutely not. in fact, we are going to see so much sunshine today my big worry is that folks will be like it is nice and cool outside and i can leave the sunscreen at home and not think about it. that is not the case. if you are going to the cleveland national airshow later on this morning into this afternoon, please make sure that you are applying pl o this morning there is almost a fall touch in the air. upper 40s wayne county, wooster, 48, 68 degrees in akron, canton, and we are nice and dry and that is the way that we stay throughout the day. breaking down the forecast, 10:00 a.m., temperatures in the low 70s, upper 70s knocking on the door of 80 degrees by we will easily make it into the low 80s later on this afternoon. so it is a beautiful day ahead of us and, of course, we will breakdown not only your indian the and tribe game forecast later on this afternoon -- the first pitch is at 4:10 pm against the miami marlins. we talk about how the outages look outside. log story short, we have got a great-looking game ahead of us and a better labor day. we will talk about tomorrow in a moment. >> i love it. labor day plans for many are really because of -- hermine. the tropical storm kate -- it is gaining strength that it could become a hurricane again taking aim at the northeast. nbc a sara rosario has the latest on the storm's deadly path and the millions of people affected. >> reporter: the storm barreling into florida as a hurricane on friday has already killed two people while taking out its wrath on the east coast. wind, storm surge and rain flooding roadways, damaging homes and businesses and leaving hundreds of thousands on hatteras island north carolina it spawned a tornado. >> it came over -- i might has been telephone, saying take shelter. >> reporter: y threatening homes. this family made it out just in time. >> i am in a state of shock right now, but all of the kids are fine. >> reporter: now a new target, the northeast, and beach communities not fully recovered from super storm sandy. >> we have been preparing since >> reporter: as people fill sandbags, hermine charge in the atlantic and could become a hurricane again. a possibility that some vacationers in ocean city maryland do not want to risk . >> we saw the damage that it was doing in florida and we saw it was coming up the coast so we wanted to get out before it got really bad. >> reporter: for jeff monroe and his family, their summer vacation is ruined. >> it is crazy. i have four little kids so i want to keep them safe matt. drive back to new york before the storm hits while others are trying to make the most of it. >> weather the storm and we will see if there's anything we can do. >> reporter: state of emergency declared for coastal counties of new jersey and delaware. long island beaches are close to swimmers sunday because of rip tide. all in preparation for a storm that has -- been anything but predictable. sara rosario, nbc news. back at home, a house fire in cleveland saturday night injured at least one person. it happened in the 4000 block of west 48th street. the cleveland fire department is looking into the cause. the fire spread it to a grill on the back porch where a propane tank exploded. a family was home when it happened. everyone made it out safely. i should say everyone made it out but the one person was taken to the hospital only as a precaution. it is a crime that shocked northeast ohio. after numerous bodies were discovered on east side of lived. seven years later this is what it looks like. on saturday, a group organized by black on black crime cleaned the lot. the families of the victims said they heard promises are about building a memorial but it has not happened yet. >> cleveland have some pride and it is about the 11 women murdered and i want to say that my heart goes out to the families and he will never be forgotten. >> the imperial coalition formed to help victims get this memorial. they say that they are blaming slow funding for the reason it has not been built. authorities in cincinnati found heroin laced with a sedative so powerful it can tranquilize a 2000 pound elephant. it is 10,000 times more potent than heroin. hamilton county sheriff's office says that the heroine take it was small but it is in november if they should keep $60 million cleveland schools tax levy. supporters say that it is crucial to keep the district on track. dawn kendrick explains what is at stake and what it will cost taxpayers. >> reporter: 17-year-old a senior at john adams high school determined to be -- >> mechanical engineer. my body doesn't national championship last year. >> reporter: that is brian simmons, coordinator for the closing the achievement gap program that he says is turning the tide for at risk youth. on track to graduate >> the first meeting he said you are not going to be the one. i'm going to build you and mold into something great. >> reporter: it is one of the programs brought to you by the 2012 $60 million tax levy that cms is asking voters to renew in november. >> it will not increase taxes and we want to make that clear. we will not increase them but it will continue, allow us to continue the many activities that are going on as part of smaller class sizes, increasing preschool, new and restored buildings, teacher training, games and attendance, 14% graduation improvement and more than half of all graduating seniors going to college base day. >> the fact that the students are achieving better under the cleveland plan in the district. >> about how to make those goals. what roadblocks they would have an solutions to the roadblocks. >> you can never have too much knowledge. >> reporter: the levy makes up 20% of the cleveland school budget. 38,000 students say that they depend on it. >> you can be whatever you want to be as long as you have got the drive in life. >> reporter: dawn kendrick, channel 3 news. >> under the proposal those from cleveland with a property worth $100,000 are paying an additional $1500 in their property taxes. after weeks of criticism that he was making his pitch for black votes to largely white audiences, we show you campaign strategy. a beautiful site, the image of the northern lights, coming the approach may be working. a tightening race including the online poll showing a dead sheep. eight point -- a dead sheep. she is keeping a low profile. to public events in two weeks, relying heavily on circuits while fundraising that facing fallout over her email server. the fbi releasing notes from their 3 1/2 hour interview with the secretary during which she not remember something, including being trained on how to handle classified information. the hillary clinton strategy hoping that donald trump will be to donald trump instead the g.o.p nominee once again unpredictable. >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton and -- they will be in cleveland on labor day. a hillary clinton rally at the park. this is not the last time we will see donald trump and hillary clinton in northeast ohio. president obama and china's former president have joined an agreement. president obama says the agreement known as the paris accord it may be seen as a moment that we finally decided to save our planet. the two leaders held a series of discussions in china before the summit of world economic you want to check this out. the northern lights put on a sky show ever filmland. the photographer captured stunning images, some 18 miles from the optic circle. the northern lights are produced by collisions between gases and the earth's atmosphere and charged particles from the sun. scientists study of the aurora and the rest of us enjoy looking at the dancing lights. just ahead, you probably spend the majority of your day using technology. what you should know about doing a digital x. forecast. i am sure that it was a cooler start as you were driving into work and if you plan on mad early sunday morning, you might want a jacket. upper 40s, low 50s to start off sunday. out on the lake, things are looking great if you are waking up with us in westlake, rocky river, towards lakewood. a quick look at the forecast. ? ? there are things in life that just go together. it's like they're always side by side because when we put them together, they're better. like home and auto insurance from state farm. they just go together. just another way we're here to help life go right. in the meantime we are dry towards the southeast. the western edge of the high- pressure system. you will notice the south to north flow of air. that brings up all of that heat from florida and georgia. it is pumping it right here in the northeast. that means that the temperatures -- the upcoming work week. we are expecting it to strengthen again to perhaps a tropical storm before moving closer to new england. all eyes are in the middle of the summer has not gone anywhere just yet. summer. mother nature is like absolutely not. >> i kind of like it. >> i am with it. >> thank you. are you one of those people that checks their telephone every five minutes? it turns out that is most of us. 55% of us say that we want to unplug during vacation but are unable to do so. mark barker reports on the growing trend of digital detox in time for your labor day getaway. >> reporter: daily for others. >> 66% of us suffer from a fear of losing your telephone or not having access to your telephone. >> reporter: this led to a digital detox trend with more people making time to disconnect. >> you may feel like you are actually going through a withdrawal from access to your device and information. >> reporter: for those without the willpower to do it on your own, there are retrieved that structure time. beautiful and sunny day. >> reporter: more than 100 people came through campground it for four days of play. they cut off access to digital devices. >> having a little anxiety but that is why i'm here. >> safety blanket. >> i live in san francisco which is technical heavy. >> i am freaking out. i don't know what i will do. >> reporter: they went through a technical check. trading in their digital devices for analog activities. >> to let go of some of the patterns of their daily lives, like keeping track of time and their technology. >> reporter: digital detox has physical and psychological benefits. >> we are not saying that technology is bad or evil. everything is -- as usual, it can be a medicine or poison. >> reporter: taking time to stop and smell the moat -- smell the roses instead of using instagram on them. mark barker, cbs news. >> after the break, it is labor on the roadway. >> it is up, up, and away at the cleveland airshow. we will take a look at the featured events at the show this year. a free live event featuring david jeremiah and mercyme. (male announcer) coming to the quicken loans arena, on thursday, september 22, your free tickets today. you are looking at terminal tower this morning. all patriotic. it is sunday, september 4, the temperature now -- is that the 60s? i cannot see. okay. 53. it says 53. i may need some glasses thank you for joining us. i am tiffany tarpley in for maureen kyle so it is a chilly start downtown but it is going to warm up and michael will have more on that in a bit. first let's get to the top story. pope francis led the ceremony this morning in st. peter's square and channel 3 alyssa raymond joins us with how she was able to be honored in this way. good morning. >> good morning. pope francis help saint teresa up as a model for today's christians during his homily for the non-who cared for the poorest of the poor. to become a saint, the vatican looks for evidence up to miracles and they require an investigation to prove it. thousands of faithful passed into st. peter's square. mother teresa is revered for her work with the poor in india. she won the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her calcutta india is a destitute and ill. work which continued even after she, herself, became sick. as for the miracles, an indian woman with a stomach tumor and a brazilian man with a brain infection both say that they were healed after prayers to mother teresa. >> the things that she did it were little ordinary things with extraordinary love. >> an example. world and societies. more love in this world. sometimes too much looking for individualism. >> mother teresa was born in 19 to 2 albanian parents in modern- day macedonia. in 1950 she started the missionaries of charity with only 12 members. today there arre sisters. on monday, it will be 19 years since mother teresa died. from now on, she will be known as saint teresa of calcutta. at home, the albanian cultural garden is hosting a canonization ceremony for mother teresa at 1230 this -- 12:30 pm this afternoon. it contains a 7 foot high bronze statue. people from all over are going to the vatican. >> law enforcement is reminding us to drive sober or get pulled over this labor day weekend. you will see officers out in 1440% of deadly crashes involved drunk drivers. that is the highest percentage, over five years. the dwi task force in cuyahoga county will be out this weekend. there is plenty to do this labor day. airplanes and jets are fine high at the airport. you can catch the show through monday and there are more than 30 airplanes on display. the main attraction is, of co angels. >> what you see behind me is the original, one and only, the helicopter -- the serial number 3079 gulf and if you see any of the old videos, any of the postcards, even though baseball cards from the television series, you will always see that number. that is a federal registration and that is how the government signifies and documents each aircraft that flies at that machine is the real thing. they close at 3:00. the show runs until 4:00. each year the event attracts between 60,000 and 100,000 people. michael is tracking your forecast. we know that rain will not be effective but you will need the sunglasses. >> yeah. the sunglasses and sunscreen. if you don't, you will look like a burnt piece of toast if you do not have it with you. tempur and cool, upper 40s and low to mid 50s outside. the rain, not an issue this morning. if you plan to go out to our america's roller coaster -- cedar point in sandusky, sunscreen is needed. it is going to be a great day at the park. temperatures by the time the gates swing open at 10:00 at 72 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. we are in the low 80s and remember the sun said before the 8:00 p.m. degrees by the 8:00 hour and so many of you have plans to go out to progressive field. we have our cleveland indians taking on the miami marlins and we will breakdown that forecast in a couple of minutes. back over to you. >> burgess host? >> exactly. >> we don't want that. sports is next. record-breaking game for the ohio state buckeyes. we will tell you how j.t. barrett is rewriting the record books. arizona couple would not let a little rain keep them from good morning. what a win for the injured last night. it was fantastic over the marlins at progressive field. a season-high, 22 games over 500 and they lead the tigers by they got down early, 3-0, facing one of the best pitchers in baseball. coco crisp -- first at battle -- he leads off with the first inning with a double, three hits and three runs. jason -- he takes this one for a ride, 22nd homer. it is true neck-2 does and the game is tied at 3 in the third. carlos santana, rbi base hit. 4-3 try. the first career, the game -- it brings in more runs. 7-3. after giving up three, he retires 22 of the first 25. all five indian starters, 10 wins, first time since 1961, winning their fifth straight, 8- 3 the final and they go for this week today. the browns opened the season a week from today in philadelphia and it will be a young brownstein. all 14 members of the draft class made the 53 man roster as yesterday's cuts -- -- the roster will change before that justin gilbert on it. the browse 2014 first-round pick was traded with the steelers yesterday four 2018 pick -- the overall pick for that. they wanted him out of here. gilbert started three games they did nothing on the field and was a problem off of it. the browns drafted six players in the first round between 2011 and 2014. they had zero left on the roster. taylor, richardson, mingo, guild birds. and taylor gabriel was waived by the browns, catching 28 passes for 241 yards last season but with four rookies, andrew hawkins -- they -- in five weeks there was no room for gabriel or wide receiver marlon moore --'s contract was terminated. the punter assigning britain call quit yesterday. he is in his seventh nfl season, won the super bowl at with the cheaper rookie punter. denver gets the former quarterback to a one-year deal. he was signed by the browns last september. cody kessler, josh mccown one -- he was let go. you will not hear josh mcgowan -- vikings rumors anymore. minnesota traded the first- round pick to the eagles up for sam bradford yesterday to replace teddy bridgewater -- bridgewater. if carson wentz is helping he will start for philadelphia. the storyline is never ending. in the eagles have went and the browns have their 2017 first- round pick. the buckeyes destroyed bowling green, best offense of date 86 years scoring 77 points. the most by an urban meyer coached the team in his career. what a season opener. 107,000 living it up the buckeyes down 7-0 and it is pretty funny. 7-7 in the first quarter, j.t. barrett, touchdown to don trey wilson, two touchdowns, up 14-7 and in the first, it is curtis for the touchdown, 21-7, samuel with 261 all-purpose yards and touchdowns. now demario mccullough -- his buckeye debut, he scored two and this made it 70-10. they go on to win 77-10 a not bad with six starters back and 30 guys playing their first game. >> i like our players. i can see a talented player. when we have one. we have a bunch of th in the arena. >> we had a good game. we feel like we can do a lot better. running around. the first time. we have to get back in the lab tomorrow and fixed some mistakes. >> i think that it is clear who the buckeyes quarterback is this season. he was outstanding yesterday, another reminded -- reminder of how great he has been at ohio state. responsible for a program record seven touchdowns yesterday. record, 776 yards of total offense. what a day for j.t. barrett and the buckeyes yesterday. also a good at last night for akron a winning its opener, a tough loss for kent state at penn state. i am dave chudowsky. as the northeast gets ready for what is now the post- tropical cyclone hermine, a couple is not letting it interrupt their plans. is their wedding photographs. they said they are taking the storm in stride. they came to the carolinas to get married on the beach. while they may not be thing i do in front of the waves this weekend, they figure they might as well get some pictures. i mean, i think those will be beautiful pictures. >> they will be beautiful. it is your wedding day. they say technically that rain on your wedding day is good but a hurricane -- excuse me -- a your wedding day must mean that you are going to have an amazing marriage from start to finish. >> forever. >> absolutely. >> no rain here. >> no rain at all here. there so much going on and we talked about the 2016 cleveland national air show taking place. it is going to be a beautiful day for that. you are looking live right now towards progressive field. of course, we have the cleveland indians taking on the miami marlins. the first pitch this afternoon is actually at 4:10 pm. the temperatures by that point, very sunny, and kind of warren, 81 degrees. you will certainly want to make sure that you are wearing plenty of sunscreen. by the ninth inning, temperatures retreat back into the lower 70s. i might suggest a light jacket. again, low 70s, upper 60s, depending on how long the game lasts. it could be a little cool. speaking about cool and beating a checker, wooster is waking up -- towards elyria and mansfield, in the low to mid 50s. fog is issue in a couple of spots towards it wooster so if you are going into worship services -- otherwise, we are nice and dry, radar nice and clean it off limits of the high pressure to the southeast, and the west edge of the high- pressure center, south to north flow of air so putting in a lot of the welcome heat. into not only today but also tomorrow and the upcoming work week. the temperatures are back in the 90s. we will talk about that in a second. the post-tropical cyclone hermine -- we are expecting it to strengthen of the waters of the atlantic ocean and eventually move in towards new england. so friends and family in boston massachusetts area, you may want to reach out and give them a heads up but otherwise here is what it looks like through about lunchtime. lots of sunshine, so sunscreen i know this morning when you step outside and it is so cool, the last thing that you think about -- sunscreen is needed this afternoon, especially if you are going to the airshow or perhaps to cedar point. overnight is looking great. first thing tomorrow, labor day monday, excellent day to get out and about with family and friends. and the day tomorrow during the afternoon is looking equally as nice. forecast for today, highs in the upper 70s, low to mid-80s, tons of sunshine. out on lake erie, it looks amazing with overnight lows tonight in the upper 50s and low to mid 60s under mostly clear skies. window nation seven-day forecast, showing you a big temperatures surge as we go towards tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. no complaints from me. at all. the low 90s by wednesday. more humidity in play. summer is not over. end of summer, we are still in it. >> a lot of people are looking forward to file. it is coming. >> it is coming but not this week. >> thank you. moneyman matt granite shows us a deal that will help you keep control of your homes that was invigorating! you're probably wondering why i've just carved a giant wooden tiger. well, the answer is that a real one would maul me. i've crafted dr. whiskers here as a visual aid because people don't like that. come here to buy a car. dr. whiskers won't pounce. nobody will. ? ? ups will be increasing is shipping rates but not until after the holiday season. ups says it will increase the daily rates for ground and air service by an average of almost 5%. the price increases are set to take effect the day after christmas on december 26. ups says the increase will support its ongoing expansion. if you like ice cream, you might want to try this. blue bell announced a new flavor inspired by the it features three ice cream flavors, pistachio, almond, milk chocolate, and cream cheese. the flavors are swirled together to create a camouflage pattern. it 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have the biggest list of top 10 deals in the country including labor day door busters so you can shop and save online and spend important time with your family and not dealing with crowds or stores or malls. you are dealing with me. back to you. >> always, matt granite. the city of cleveland will decide on renewing the school tax. we want to known example of how your tax dollars are working in cleveland schools. they have got a present for all of us. and out how to take part during the month of september. closed captioning of channel 3 news a sponsor by good sunday morning to you. you are looking at the bridge this morning. it is pretty steep. i hope that is good. welcome back. i am tiffany tarpley in for maureen kyle. we know that it is a nice time to run. it is not too hot or sunny. >> [ laughter ] >> what was that? >> [ laughter ] >> that is the coffee. good job. i did not realize that was you running across the lorain avenue bridge. i did not realize that. >> that is a great way to start off sunday right there. grab a cup of coffee. i'm telling you, a great start this morning. albeit kind of chilly. grab the extra cup of coffee to warm you up. temperatures outside, all over the place, upper 40s in wooster, and the 50s in elyria, mansfield, akron-canton, and water temperatures, by the way, this morning in the mid-70s almost feeling like bathwater relatively speaking. nice and dry if you are waking up in summit county towards akron-canton area, a cool start so perhaps you are waking up with us in lake more, and again -- grab the light jacket before you go out the door. yesterday we made it to only 78 degrees but of course in the sunshine, it felt a lot warmer. this afternoon, the forecast, looking for temperatures to spike into the low 80s later on today. it is wall-to-wall sunshine, so sunscreen, especially if you plan on being outside for an extended period of time out to the airport for the airshow. we will talk about the forecast in just a couple of minutes. back over to you. >> looking forward to it. thank you. of this morning pope francis officially declared mother teresa a sane. she spent her life devoted to the poor and channel 3 alyssa raymond has more on her life and what today's means. >> good morning. mother teresa will be known as saint teresa. she was a nun and nobel peace prize winner who cared for the destitute and dying in india. to become a saint the vatican look for evidence of two miracles and they require an investigation to prove it. and mother teresa's case, an indian woman with a stomach tumor and a brazilian man with a brain infection both say that they were healed after prayers to the non-. last night pilgrims approach to the shrine teresa's blood. today's canonization coincides with the pope holy year of mercy part of the vatican was under tight security as thousands flocked to get a good viewing spot. >> it is an incredible joy. she was pushing so much for diffusing at increasing joy in the world, so we are very joyful and it is a great emotion for us. >> mother teresa was born in 1910 to albanian parents at -- in modern-day macedonia. in 1950 she started the missionaries of charity with 12 members. today there are more than 4500. on monday it will be 19 years since mother teresa died. she was 87 years old. at home, the albanian cultural garden is hosting a canonization ceremony at 12:30 pm this afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. back at home, a house fire in cleveland on saturday night injured one person. it happened in the 4000 block of west 48th street and investigators are looking into the cause. the fire spread to a grill on the back porch where a propane tank exploded. a family was home when it started a but everyone made it out. a woman was sent to the hospital but only as a precaution. in northeast ohio after numerous bodies were discovered on the east side of cleveland where anthony sowell left. almost 7 years later, this is what it looks like. on saturday group organized by black on black crime cleaned it and the families of the victims say that they have heard promises about building a memorial, but it has not happened. >> cleveland does have some pride and it is about the 11 women who were murdered and i want to say that my heart goes out to the family and it will never be forgotten. >> the imperial coalition formed a to help the victims director blames slow funding. authorities in cincinnati found heroin laced with a sedative so powerful that it can tranquilize a 2000 pound elephant. it is 10,000 times more potent than heroin. the hamilton county sheriff's office says that the heroine was small but it is significant because of how dangerous this mix can be. nominee hillary clinton and her ready-made tim kaine will be in cleveland tomorrow on labor day. the monday picnic and parade will start earlier than normal at 10:00 in the morning. to get in a rally at the park. this likely will not be last time that we will see either candidate, donald trump, and hillary clinton, right in northeast ohio. voters have to decide in november if they should keep a tax levy. supporters say that it's crucial to keep the district on track. channel 3 dawn kendrick explains what is at stake and what it is going to cost you. >> reporter: the 17-year-old from a senior at john items high school, determined to be -- >> mechanical engineer. robotics. won the national championship. >> reporter: that is brian simmons, coordinator for the closing the achievement gap program that he says is turning the tide for at-risk youth. on track now to graduate. >> the first meeting he said you are not going to be vest slacker -- i'm going to build you and mold you. >> reporter: this is one of the programs brought to by the 2012 $60 million tax levy that see msd as asking cleveland voters to renew and -- in november. >> it will not increase taxes and we want to make that clear. it will not increase them but it allows us the many activities that have gone on as part of the cleveland plan since 2012. >> reporter: a campaign kicks off this weekend. things like smaller class sizes, increasing preschool, new and restored buildings, teacher training, gains in attendance, 14% graduation improvement add more than half of all graduating seniors going to college, they say. >> the fact that the students are in fact achieving better under the cleveland plan in the district. >> them about how to make those goals, what roadblocks they have and solutions to the roadblocks. you can never have too much knowledge and life. >> reporter: it makes up 20% of the cleveland school budget. 38,000 cleveland school students depend on it. >> you can be whatever you want as long as you have got a drive. >> reporter: dawn kendrick, channel 3 news. under the proposal, clevelanders with the property worth a $100,000 are paying an additional $1500. into property taxes. rock call offering ticket prices for the month of september as it celebrates its if you live in northeast ohio, you can get tickets for $10. if you present your identification at the rock hall box office. that is more than half of the price of a normal general admission ticket of $23. another reason to check out the rock call down the road where they are working on a beer garden and seasonal outdoor stage. still ahead this morning, record-tying oklahoma earthquake -- as far away as arizona. could have been caused by humans. creative approach ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. nth financing. hurry ends monday! the mother of a minnesota boy missing since 1989 said that his remains have been found. 1989 when a gunmen abducted him from the roadway near his home in st. joseph, 80 miles northwest of minneapolis. he has not been seen since and no one has been arrested or charged in connection with the abduction. in the middle of the country it was a jolting morning and parts of at least 76 states as an earthquake in ok caused some damage. it was the latest and most powerful in an increase of earthquake activity in the region. this is the story. >> reporter: in nearly a full minute of shaking in oklahoma, a state rivaling california's earthquake country. >> the biggest i have felt. >> reporter: 5.6 earthquake in the small town. >> reporter: emergency crews dousing fires while other areas saw stone fagades come crashing down and in grocery stores, i'll after i'll in shambles. >> you could tell this was something different. >> reporter: it spanned across the country and felt the nebraska, missouri, iowa, arkansas, texas and as far as illinois and colorado. more alarming, and awkward trend dial -- showing a spike in oklahoma >> a region with heavy oil and natural gas production. for the first time geologists are putting out a map highlighting areas prone to human caused earthquakes, linked into the practice of injecting wastewater at high pressure deep into the earth. >> there is a strong chance that this is related to wastewater injection. >> reporter: before 2000, the state saw about two earthquakes larger than 3.0 and in 2011, the number was up to 63 and last year, a staggering 890 earthquakes. the state recently ordered a cutback in wastewater injection sites to reduce the number of earthquakes. shutting down up to 40 wells within a 5 mile radius of the epicenter. >> reporter: growing concern of the heartland find itself on increasingly shaky ground. nbc news. two people were killed after a small airplane crashed in florida on saturday morning. the airplane was located about 4 miles is sort -- south hill port everglades. rescue boats were seen in the water. there is no word on what caused that airplane to go down. president have formally joined the landmark a global climate agreement. president obama says that the agreement known as the paris accord may be seen as, quote, the moment that we finally decided to save our planet the two leaders held a series of discussions in china before the summit of world economic powers that starts today. a pennsylvania farmer is thinking outside the box for this year's election. he turned his yard into a campaign sign for donald trump >> i asked everybody for a donald trump sign to put on my car or on my yard but nobody has one so i said i would make one. >> that is how you do it he mowed a letter by letter for about two hours to make this eye-catching creation for the lettering stands at about 100 feet wide and 20 feet tall. he does not expected to sway any voters but it certainly brings in some laughter. a spokesperson for the donald trump campaign called it the definition of grassroots enthusiasm. do you get it? grassroots? the northeast is preparing for hermine. we take a look at how the jersey shore is getting ready for this tropical storm. first here's michael with a look at our forecast. >> you can grab the light jackets before you go out the door. it is comfortably cool. temperatures outside in the upper 40s, bo and mid-50s outside as we speak. 48 ashtabula. dry but if you are waking up tarpley's hometown of lorraine, it represents the comfortable and cool start this morning and through the day you will notice a lot of sunshine. don't forget the sunscreen. we will talk more about when the 90s return to northeast ohio. shore are preparing for post- tropical cyclone hermine. ted greenberg reports. >> reporter: along the jersey shore, rising waters. >> yesterday. >> reporter: bernadette is bracing for what could be near record flooding around her house on yacht avenue in cape may. >> the waters above my ankles. and then i will take shelter elsewhere. wherever i am recommended. >> reporter: she could see some of the highest water from hermine monday morning. if we have to kayak up the civil street, we will. >> maybe it is time to leave. i am here right now. >> reporter: although not mandatory many communities have been encouraging visitors to leave the barrier island before conditions become treacherous. earlier this evening, blowing sand and beaches being eaten away, the angry ocean already caused this damage to the fourth avenue beach wildwood. >> we were here yesterday with our granddaughter and everything was flat. today there is a couple foot drive. >> we are here for another week. what are we going to do for another week? >> reporter: foremost, these are dangerous waves. surfers in cape may call them perfect. >> it is very big and very shallow water. it is pretty scary. good waves. back into a hurricane. >> this is -- we have to watch it closely because it is moving back over the open waters of the atlantic ocean and. i think that we will see at strengthening at the least into a tropical storm and then could become a hurricane? well, we will need to see how quickly there is another system that might scooter by and push it out. how quickly that happens, will determine if it will have that sort of incubation time in the ocean to turn into a hurricane. >> no an we are -- it is beautiful in northeast ohio. don't worry. if you are going into the open waters of lake erie, it looks excellent. winds from the north, 5 to 15, and the waves, less than 2 feet. get out on your boats. it is going to be a beautiful day. i have said is 1000 times this morning and here's 1001. don't forget the sunscreen because lots of sunshine in the if you are going to the cleveland air show in downtown, taking place at the burke lakefront airport, temperatures, 9:00 a.m., upper 60s, lunchtime, upper 70s, and we close in on the lower 80s later on this afternoon. it is a picture-perfect day in northeast ohio. a cooler start, 48 in wooster but up towards ashtabula, youngstown, the mid-50s right now, akron-canton, upper 50s as we speak. fog is not a huge issue but if you are waking up towards wayne county, you may run into a little bit of it so you may want to leave a 5 to 10 minutes early if you're going into worship services. otherwise, the radar is nice and dry, compliments of high pressure, inducing a sinking motion of the atmosphere called subsidence and that is what suppresses the growth and development of clouds and so there is lots of sunshine for us. notice on the western edge of afternoon and throughout the day tomorrow and for the remainder of the work week. talking about post-tropical cyclone hermine, again, it is currently over the open waters of the atlantic. we are affected to strengthen and to brush the new england coastline, so we will be watching that carefully over the next week. back at home, things look -- if you are taking a staycation for labor day weekend, through the morning hours, it looks wonderful. you will open up the windows and get the nice cool air to rush in. i think that throughout the afternoon, the temperatures, upper 70s, lower 80s, and this evening, another great night. maybe you just bought an outdoor dining set for your patio, tonight the night is certainly to use that. first thing tomorrow morning, a great start to labor day and lots of folks like to cook back patio for labor day. the end of the afternoon looks wonderful. temperatures today, upper 70s, low 80s, lots of sunshine. overnight lows, upper 50s, low 60s, window nation, seven-day, temperatures back into the mid and upper 80s to start off the work week and then, we are rocking it into the 90s by wednesday. and then comes the humidity thursday, friday, and saturday. so ladies, extra hold hairspray by the end of the upcoming work week. turning to your health headlines, research on a new experimental drug for alzheimer's disease. it is showing promise. drug company bio jet developed it and funded in part of the drug was found to reduce plaque in the brain which experts believe is part of the development of alzheimer's. experts are cautious but doctors say that the drug is promising. researchers are hopeful he can turn into a treatment for alzheimer's, but they will not been under intense criticism for the dramatic price increase but it turns out that the same epipen sold for about $300 in the united states can be bought for one third the price in canada. steve brown reports as he traveled across the border. >> reporter: it was a short money-saving drive to canada. >> where do you live? >> above flow. >> where you going? >> garrison road. thank you. >> reporter: less than 1 mile later, rival. off to the phar mill plus a drug mart to get in epipen. they sell for $300 much cheaper north of the border. in no time, i was out of the store and i had the epipen in hand. the same epipen sold in the usa. the entire time inside the store, three minutes to buy one of these but it did not require a prescription and the total cost was a little over $101. again, the same potentially life-saving device for people with severe allergic reactions mylan offer -- announced it will offer a generic version at $150 a piece but in canada, it is still about $50 cheaper than that. why so much less expensive in canada? medication prices are regulated here. canadian pharmacist says that strikes him as fair. >> i am always concerned about prices because it is not fair for people -- for wealthy people to stay healthy and happy and people who cannot >> reporter: on the return drive, we had no problem getting back into the usa with our purchase. usa. >> where is home? >> buffalo. >> what are you doing in canada? >> i am buying one of these for >> what is it cost in canada? >> $100. >> i think you will see more. terrific. thank you. >> reporter: to ensure you that we are not pulling a fast one, there's this statement from u.s. customs and border control. a person who has purchased a personal quote -- quantity of epipens outside of the united states may travel across the border into the usa with them. >> good information there. after the break, you will need of a moderator -- chuck todd joining us to discuss the latest news from the campaign welcome back. as their presidential election getsse trying to reach undecided voters. for a look at what to expect in the coming days, we turn to nbc meet the press moderator chuck todd. good morning. >> good morning. >> we know this weekend donald trump made an appearance at a church in detroit trying to make another appeal to black voters. do you think this visit is going to be enough? do you think we will be seeing more visits from donald trump like this? >> reporter: i think it is not enough, and if we do and he strings together multiple -- it looks like he is changing his tenor and tone and then that night he flies to phoenix and deliver something that would have been more appropriate for the primary season and something that many national party leader shook their head at in discussed. but is it in isolation? does he string it together with other events? >> all right. we know that donald trump has been going after hillary clinton, lack of transparency when it comes to the clinton foundation a private email server. is this going to be successful considering donald trump has not disclosed information about his taxes or foundation? >> limiting factor for him and mike pence as they go after hillary clinton. they want to make trustworthiness more important to voters than temperament. right now temperament seems to be more important. that is why hillary clinton is leading right now. people are concerned about his temperament. i ask this in my interview, wouldn't you have higher ground in hitting the clintons on transparency issues? it came to tax returns and he said he would be releasing his this week. we still do that have donald trump's. >> we know that bernie sanders will be on the campaign trail for hillary clinton this week. what does the campaign hope it -- what are they going to gain from this? >> what they need to gain his support among 18 to 34-year- olds. where she is weakest and the coalition she needs, among young voters. bernie sanders did very well among young voters during the primaries and you see remnants of it in the general election polls. that gary johnson, jill stein, doing better among 18 to 34-year-olds than donald trump and they are almost catching hillary clinton when it comes to support among the younger voters. that is what she needs bernie sanders for. at the question is if he has got an ability to transfer his passion to her. >> all right. thank you so much. chuck todd from nbc meet the press and you can catch meet the press right here starting a 10:00 this morning right after now it is time to get a quick look at the sunday forecast. michael estime is tracking sunshine. it is a sunday fun day, and the last couple of days of our unofficial summer. if you can get out to a swimming pool, it is going to be beautiful. getting into the swimming pool, it will be cool, temperatures in the 40s, 50s, and we had one lows 60 degree reading and it looks like we retreated back in the lower 50s towards akron and ca m if you are waking up with this morning in the islands towards kelly island, it is a cool and comfortable start and lots of folks go there for vacation destinations to the wineries, so a beautiful area. maybe you are going to sandusky toward cedar point. the forecast looks great. lots of sunshine. we start off a comfortably cool as 72 but a 10:00 a.m., the 8:00 hour, we will dive down into the 70s and it will be a cooler night ahead of us. tiffany, here is the good news for people like me and like you that are not quite ready for summer to end, we have got 90s to talk about by next week so more on that part of that forecast. besides being a nobel peace prize winner and miracle worker, mother teresa sane. pope francis led the ceremony early this morning in st. peter's square and channel 3 alyssa raymond joins us with how she was able to be honored in such a way. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. pope francis held saint teresa of as a model for today's christians during his homily for her who cared for the poorest of the poor. investigation to improve it. thousands of faithful packed st. peter's square for the event. mother teresa is revered for her work with the poor in india. she won the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her work with al qaeda india's destitute and ill which continued even after she herself became sick. as for the two miracles, a woman with a stomach tumor and a brazilian man with a brain infection of both say that they were sealed after prayers. >> the things that she did it were only a little, ordinary things with extraordinary love. >> she is an example that holds eric can change the world. and societies. a little bit more of love in this world that is sometimes too much looking for individuality -- individualism. >> reporter: mother teresa was born in 1910 to albanian parents in modern-day macedonia. in 1950 she started the missionaries of charity with only 12 members. today there are more than 4500 on monday, it will be 19 years and since mother teresa died. from now on she will be known as saint teresa, of calcutta. back at home, the albanian cultural garden is hosting a canonization ceremony at 12:30 pm this afternoon. the garden contains a 7 foot high bronze statue of now saint teresa and we will be joining you will from there at 9:00. >> thank you so much. sports is next, record- breaking game for the ohio state buckeyes. and now the window nation sports report. >> good morning. what a win for the indians last night. it was fantastic over the marlins at progressive field games over 500 and they lead the tigers by 5 1/2 in the central and the magic number is now 23 amp the indians got down early, 3-0, facing one of the best pitchers, jose fernandez, but the indians -- first at- bat, leading off with the first inning with a double. he had three hits and three runs, and jason doshi takes this one for a ride. 22nd homer, and it is 3-2, and the game is tied at 3 in the third, carlos santana, rbi, and francisco es bringing in more runs, 7-3, indians after giving up three. he retires 22 of the final 25. all five indians starters, 10 wins, the first time since 1961, winning their fifth straight -- straight, 8-3 the final. the brows open the season a week from today in philadelphia and it will be a young brownstein, all 14 members of this year's draft class making the 53 man roster as yesterday's cuts -- the roster will change before that game but it will not have justin gilbert on it. pick was treated with the steelers yesterday for 2018 around pick -- and the overall pick. they wanted him out of here. gilbert started three games and did nothing on the field and was a problem off of it. the brows drafted six players in the first round between 2011 and 2014. they had zero left on the roster. taylor, richardson, and mingo, gilbert and doshi was way, wide receiver catching 28 passes for 241 yards last season but with four rookies, after hawkins -- there was no room for gabriel or wide receiver marlon moore -- his contract was terminated browns -- of the punter signing culprit yesterday. he is in his seventh nfl season, won the super bowl in denver, but the broncos released him earlier this week going with a cheaper rookie punter. kessler, josh mcdowell and. he was let out. you will not hear the vikings rumors anymore. they traded their 2017 first- round pick to the eagles for the quarterback sam bradford to replace teddy bridgewater. if car versus the brows in week one. the storyline is never ended. the eagles have him and the brows have the 2017 first-round pick. the buckeyes destroyed bowling green. their best offense of day and 86 years, 77 points. the most find urban meyer coached team in his career. a season opener -- the show of 107,000 living it out. buckeyes down 7-0, and 7-7 in the first quarter, j.t. barrett, 25 yards to don trey wilson, two touchdowns, buckeyes up 14-7 and in the open road, 79 yards, 21-7. 261 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns and now to the guy -- demario -- the buckeye debut, scoring two touchdowns, 70-10 and they go on to win 77- 10. not bad with six starters back at 30 guys playing the first game. >> i like our players. i have done this long enough that i can see a talented player bunch of them. i wanted to see them perform in the arena. >> we had a good game. the -- we feel like we can do a lot better. running around it -- for the first time in we are going to get back into the lab tomorrow and fixed -- some mistakes. >> i think it is clear who the buckeyes quarterback is this season. j.t. barrett was outstanding. responsible for a program record, seven touchdowns yesterday, through 460, passed for a career-high, printed 49 yards. he led the buckeyes to a school record, 776 yards of total offense. what a day for him and the buckeyes. a good the last night for akron a winning its opener, a tough loss for kent state at penn state i am dave chudowsky. you know how it is, someone does something nice for you and you feel obligated to do something nice back. maybe your aunt sent you a crocheted scarf, you sent a thank you note... and the crochet just kept on coming. well, at carmax, you don't have to return the favor. they'll buy your car even if you don't buy a car from them. and tight. in places it shouldn't be. carmax won't make you feel that way. lucky you. a lot to do today. today is a great day to get out and enjoy the weather. >> it is. you in northeast ohio, it is going to be awesome. do not forget the sunscreen. i have got to throw somebody under the bus. our director outweighs sunburned at the airshow yesterday. >> [ laughter ] >> it looks like -- he looks like a tomato. we don't want that for you. make sure that you are wearing plenty of sunscreen. here's what it looks like if you are going out to the it will be a beautiful day from start to finish. lots of sunshine. temperatures upper 60s by 9:00. by lunchtime, we are nearing 80 degrees and i think that we get there into the afternoon hours. if you are going out to the indians game at progressive field, the weather is looking fantastic. the first pitch, 4:10 pm against the miami marlins and by the ninth inning, temperatures fall back to 73 degrees so it is plenty comfortable. the current temperatures outside, dare i say, almost cold down towards wooster and up towards ashtabula. both are in the 40s. we are in the lower 50s in elyria, mansfield, akron- canton, good morning, 50 degrees. the water temperatures are in the 70s. fog is not a huge issue but down towards wooster, wayne county, 3 miles visibility so you will notice a touch as you are up and out the door but otherwise nice and dry, compliments of high pressure towards the southeast. you will notice that south to north flow of air. trend. whenever we see the high pressure move towards the east. i think that we see temperatures today in the 80s. we are in eight is tomorrow, and then by this upcoming work week, the temperatures are getting into the 90s. so summer is not going anywhere anytime yet. speaking of not going anywhere, we have the post-tropical cyclone hermine that is brewing off of the coast, the east coast, and i think that we will ow and momentum and eventually brushing places like boston massachusetts with a lot of cloud cover and a lot of rainfall through the upcoming work week. here is what it looks like now through by lunchtime. we will call it sunny side up into this afternoon, a beautiful day. to get out and about and to enjoy it. i want you to wear the sunscreen. overnight tonight, early tomorrow, a great-looking labor day for northeast ohio, not temperatures today, upper 70s, low to mid-80s, a light breeze, sunset just before the 8:00 hour. we will dive into the upper 50s, low 60s overnight so grab the light jacket if you are going out. mid-80s to start off the work week and then the 90s are rolling into town by wednesday. i think we could easily get into the 90s on thursday with lots of humidity. to make a really long story short, we have a beautiful weekend ahead of us but, again, brace for the heat >> thank you. have you ever looked deeply into a dog's eyes and it looks like they are hanging onto every word you said? now there is scientific proof that are dogs can actually understand meaning behind human language. erika edwards has the story. >> reporter: dogs have many ways of telling us how they are feeling, from happy to not so happy, and maybe even a little embarrassed sometimes. now there is evidence that dogs researchers in hungary train dogs to sit very still in a functional mri scanner. they -- they put forward -- spoke familiar and unfamiliar to the dog. and at this said in a neutral tone. a good boy. the brain scan shows t words correctly, regardless of tone and how they sounded, meaning that they understood the meaning of the words. how do they do it? the theory is that dogs start to understand that the words good boy are a good thing when they are said in a positive tone. even as our furry friends sometimes have selective hearing, -- >> sit down. hey. set. >> reporter: eventually they figure it out. >> good boy. >> reporter: erika edwards, nbc news. coming up, michael have a final look at the forecast and give us a look at the lake forecast as well. ?? ?? ?? ?? together, they're where life happens. that's why state farm protects them - together - to help life go right. combine and save. the things to pack with you, sunglasses, sunscreen. >> water. and a good time, cheery attitude because it is going to be a beautiful weekend for us to enjoy into labor day. if you are out on the water, winds between five and 15 driving waves less than 2 feet and water temperatures in the 70s. i cannot tell you how many people i saw out on the water bow. it is a great place to be. into labor day, mid-80s, upper 80s on tuesday. wednesday, we are back in the 90s. summer is not going anywhere anytime soon. by thursday, friday, saturday, we bring in an increased threat for showers and thunderstorms. overall it is a weekend. >> thank you for watching. to 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