the louisiana, at least two are dead and thousands are out of their homes right now. caskets are literally floating above ground in a flooded cemetery. and with more rain on the way, things can only get w good even, i'm lydia tucker, lydia esparra has the night off. we are on flash flood watch until sunday night with more rain and stoirms in the first alert forecast. meteorologist jon loufman is in the first alert center with the latest. john? >> all right. tiffany, what is a flash flood watch about? locally heavy downpour that causes creeks and streams to rise rapidly. and also causes roads that are in low-lying areas to become flood watch through sunday evening at 8:00, exceptions erie county, ottowa, sandusky, seneca county, but just about all of us are going to be dealing with the possibility of some flooding rains. very, very quiet out there right now. doll lop up here heading across the islands, moderate showers. light stuff is very spotty but no, we are not out of the woods on this. as what little there is moves through here, more is on way, up through central ohio and back down through southern illinois and points even farther south and west. so this will continue to work its way across through the night and into the day tomorrow. quite a range of rainfall amounts. nearly a third of inch at cleveland through 8:00 this evening, we have had it since then. almost a quarter inch in toledo, akron and canton, more than half an inch and half an inch through 8:00 at youngstown and more on let's carry this right right through 8:00 on sunday. that's when this all comes to and and you can see we are look at the possibility of another three quarters of an ininch of rain, half inch of rain in others. we will deal with locally heavy down pores. 1-3" in the entire episode, certainly not out of the question. and that's why the flash flood watch is in effect. temperatures will take a dip down through the course of the night. i think we will before we start to recover around 9:00 to 75. where will we go through the day on sunday? how much more rain? who will get it? answers to those questions and a seven-day forecast with more rain in it, all coming up. >> thank you, john. as you know, you can stay ahead of the storms by downloading the free first alert weather app. you can get interactive radar and hour-by-hour forecast customized for your neighborhood. all on your smart phone or dealing with power outages in northeast ohio. it is taking utility crews more teem to make repairs because some power lines are tangled with trees and limbs. sia new yorker from lakewood. >> yes, many residents still without power here on woodward avenue, the lights never went out on this side of the street, but on this side of the street, many of the people have not had power for three days. with new storms on the way, there are some for some here in lakewood, the loud whirring of this generator means some comfort, like james lynch. >> it's hot and it's -- i want it to be cold. >> many neighbors here on woodward have been without power since storms swept through the lake thursday and knocked down trees an power. thousands are affected and still dealing with the mess. as new storms head this way. joel hill lives next door to james lynch and says his neighbor has kept his family plugged in. generator and we have hooked up our fridge and are able to keep the food and just been surviving like that. luckily, it rained, knocked some of the heat down. it's been hot. >> first energy and illuminating trucks were spotted all around town. crews have been working to restore power since thursday. many are still in the dark. >> how frustrating is this for you? >> you just have to live with it, that's all. i mean, it's the way it is. what else can you do? >> just hollis' power came back on. and he is relieve shed doesn't have go spend another night in the dark. >> tell me what is the first thing you will do now that you have power? >> take a shower and blow dry my hair. first energy's web site estimates there should be power back by 11:30 p.m. tonight and everybody is crossing fingers and hopes that happens. getting answers in lakewood, sia yorker, cleveland 19 news. west side f. you are driving be sure to watch out for high water on the roads during the heavy rains. cleveland 19 viewers are helping us cover the latest storms this weekend. this picture is from bonny in elryia. you can see those dark clouds from the approaching storm. the weather front looking very ominous. and, check out this video from avon. facing west as the rain came down. and the winds started whipping up. the fountain in the middle of that pond was getting blown quite a bit. and jusoo trees swaying back and forth. and then there's this video, sent to us from twinsburg. you can see how high the those thunder clouds reach up into the sky. that is when you know to get back inside your home. we want to see your pictures of the storm, too, if you can safely take one. see it, snap it, send it to picks at "cleveland19.com." at least two people are dead as historic floods slammed the deep south. more than a foot and a half of louisiana, which is in the state of emergency right now. now, more than 1,000 people have been rescued. omar villafranca has more. >> >> reporter: rescue crews spent the day searching for people who may have been swept away in flood water. they came across this car just in time. saving a woman and her dog from drowning. >> i got the dog. >> whoa! national guard on both trucks and helicopters have helped more than 1,000 people. governor john bell edwards said many who should have evacuated did not. some are risking their lives on flooded roads. >> it really doesn't take much depth of the water if it's moving quickly to wash your vehicle off the road. >> among the dead, 68 year-old man who drowned while trying to escape the rising waters. >> me and another guy tried to get to him but it was too late. i can tell. >> jeanne has to wade through waist-high water to get to her home in hammond. she is still cleaning up from a flood in march where she barely saved her most trerrished possessions. >> i grabbed a big rubbermade and threw as many photos in there, i mean your pictures are everything. you don't replace pictures. so that was the one thing that hate to say come hell or high water, that was coming >> reporter: with more rain to come, the flooding can get worse. rivers are expected to break previous records by several feet. >> it is going to spread out very wide and you will see homes flood that have never, ever flooded before. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news. >> in political you in, northeast ohio will be the center of attention in campaign 2016 again. this week both donald trump and hillary clinton will be in northeast ohio, first trump will and clinton has an event scheduled for wednesday at 1:15 at cleveland's john marshal high school. of course, ohio is a very important battleground state. police in cleveland are investigating a series of overnight shootings. a man was shot in the head on way avenue and four miles away another man was shot on east 120th and euclid, and one on jensen, no word right now on their conditions. well, a decomposed body cleveland. police responded to the 1,000 block at east 141st street. the medical examiner identified the victim as 55 year-old jeffrey casey. investigators are looking for clues to help figure out how he died. trouble for the football program, head coach nate moore is accused of a recruiting violation. the ohio high school athletic association issued some steep penalties. $5,000 fine and 3 years probation. this is a busy weekend at kent state university. class registrations were accidently canceled earlier this week for students who had not paid tuition for fall semester. the school sent an e-mail to students apologizing. staffers are working today and tomorrow to fix that problem. this is the day to honor gay pride in cleveland. a march and festival took place that was canceled prior to this, and hundreds of people turned celebration. >> for years the lgbtq community struggled for equality in our nation. after a long fight that ended up before the supreme court, marriage equality is the law of the land. >> this says to the rest of the community that we are loud and proud-it is a historic accomplishment and reason to celebrate but instead of take ag break, this community is taking to the streets again. important issue, including showing as a result for the victims of the orlando shooting. >> from cleveland ohio to you, orlando, we love you guys and our hearts are with you. >> many in the group not just thinking of the orlando shooting but doing something to prevent future tragedies like it. >> after the orlando shooting moms demand action nationally have been marching in a number of pride parades. >> from the stonewall riots today, it's a politicalov they hope their chowt will put their choice for president in the hoist. >> i want hillary in, just because i don't want that other guy in. >> you have a lot of people down here asking you for a trump button? >> no. after plans for an earlier pride parade were canceled, they were upset cleveland wouldn't have one and worked quickly and put this together in less than two weeks. >> 13 days we put this together. brought everyone together where a nation is equal and everyone has a reason to be proud. >> it means you have rights and you are just like everyone else. if anybody else can come out and just be happy and parade down the street for st. patrick's day and christmas, why can't we? >> bill safos, cleveland 19. >> a warning about a scam by addicts to get money by their next fix. we are getting answers on how they do it. that story is still ahead on cleveland 19 news. plus, a film. >> we certainly need the rain. our deficit is still 2 1/2." rain, we don't need that. i will have the first alert forecast hour-by-hour through tomorrow coming up. >> >> >> ? biscuit, bagel, breakfast, boom ? keep on booming with dunkin's new biscuit bagel breakfast sandwich -- buttery biscuit and chewy bagel baked together in every bite. today, you can click in walk in or call in to the number one care in ohio. cleveland clinic is here for you, anytime, anywhere. find your way to the best care, at clevelandclinic.org/access ? biscuit, bagel, breakfast, boom ? ? biscuit, bagel, breakfast, boom ? ? biscuit, bagel, breakfast, boom ? keep on booming with dunkin's new biscuit bagel breakfast sandwich -- buttery biscuit and chewy bagel baked together in every bite. a new mexico policeman a shot and killed during a traffic stop an is there is ab ohio connection to the murder. investigators say officer jos? shah cheese pulled over the driver that's when the passenger shot him. arrest add short time later. he is wanted for another murder in the columbus area. another hacker attacked targets congress. someone calling himself lucifer 2.0 posted the personal phone numbers and e-mail addresses of hundreds of house democrats. and it's the same hacker taking credit for releasing thousands of e-mails from the democratic national convention. the fbi is investigating the case. as ohio continues to fight the heroin epidemic, police arewa users to get money from you. detectives in cincinnati are noticing that addicts are working in teams, holding signs at street corners. ken brown is getting answers on what they are doing. >> sign holders on shifts. these cardboard requests for help can be part of a larger plan to get money out of your pocket and into a syringe. >> some of those are a system, where there will be six people for five locations, and they they will get picked up and actually operate as a team of people standing there at the corner waiting for someone to give them some money. >> a system neville says that place as new face on a new corner, at different times of the day, to earn some more scratch to buy some smack. >> it has not only grown over the years, it has grown as of late, too, i and many others associate it with the heroin epidemic of a crisis at united states. >> downtown cincinnati ambassadors are on the streets and part of their job is to offer assistance, when pan handling for whatever use,%s bothersome. the amount of calls they have seen this year has spiked. >> i think concurrent with the heroin epidemic just not just downtown but every city in the country and every district in the area, is seeing an increase in pan handling. >> really we need to be trying because that's what we are dealing with right now. a lot of individuals need some substance abuse help. >> the cincinnati police and downtown cincinnati, inc., agree there are better ways to donate than filling the hat. >> the city, this region, we are trying to make this better. we are up against what i have seen to be the epidemic of a crisis with heroin that i have never fathomed before.>> sign asking for help, obviously, not all holders are heroin addicts and really do need your health but the police say the best thing to do is donate to social service organizations. police are trying to scoop up a couple of ice cream thieves. they emptied the entire freezers and resell the melting merchandise. police say the man and woman hit stores in new york city. the duo targets 14-ounce cartons of hassen das and been and offering a $5,000 reward for their capture. some amazing video out of oregon. check it out for yourself. this is a fire tornado. a while fire created it own wind. it turned into a spinning vortex of flames. crews were able to put out the fire. no one was hurt. but, john, we have seen this video a couple times i. is amazing to look at. >> it is. it is not unusual. actually, forest fires get a lot of these things. >> that's how they get the wind, huh? >> spouts are all cousin, they are all psycloaps. >> we have been getting rain and wind and powmtion still. >> yeah, but no cyclones. >> thank goodness. we don't need that. >> exactly. here is term physical exam tower and here are the headlines. they include the fact that we continue on this flash flood watch until 8:00 on sunday, as we make or way and improve through tomorrow, mainly morning rain and storms but we can't rule out anything through the in a moment. risk of thunder throughout the course of the week. so, we do have a chance on catching up on the desperately needed rainfall that the corn and soy boin crops could have used earlier in the ear. showers light as the doppler max shows across the region. here is the moment, it's off to the east/northeast at 35 miles per hour. it continues right down through missouri, and southern illinois. dispatch is going to work its way up through the tennessee, and ohio river valleys and right through us as we make our way through the course of tomorrow. so, we are not done with it yet. temperatures really are not going to move too much as we had through the morning. we will dip down to around 73 degrees. and the risk of rain just about any time in the course of the night. subtract about 2 degrees from most of the temperatures here and you will have the overnight lows. really, the mercury, not on much of a fall. plenty of moisture in the air. it will be one of those muggy, requires a fan or an air conditioner, if you can swing that. 1u7d morgue, 9 o'clock, a drop lop or two or moderate or heavy rain amid the light stuff will make their way to the noon hour and more of the same, showers around, how about as we make or way to dinner hour? 6:00 stop down, still some showers around. and even into 8:00. that's where the flash flood watch ends. we will be looking at showers that then scoot off to pennsylvania and will be done pause of a batch for a while because monday, the possibility returns. periods of rain, possibly heavy. through the night. 73 degrees. the overnight low. 83 as compared to today's 92, a real, you call 83 a cooldown? i guess do when you have 23 days of 90 and hotter. scattered showers and storms as we make our way through tomorrow. west wind will be light and we won't see the kind of wind gusts continue with the trend monday. scattered thunderstorms, humid, 84. tuesday, expect showers and thunderstorms i. esa better than 70% chance that we will get more rain then, we will alert you to the fact there is a risk of storms on wednesday. look at all the alert button, all the way through, with the exception of friday. we are in the mid-to-upper 80s back to the mid 80s on saturday, and another risk of a shower or thunderstorm. we certainly, certainly, need the rain. and anything in the way of strongrm are certainly not good for us. i will track the next round of showers in the next break and be with you with that in just a few. >> all right. thank you, john. a 5k walk in fairview park, to, quote, observe lit rate m.m. o., there he is, our katherine bosley emceed the fund-raiser. it is a rare disease that affects the eye and spine and can cause blindness and paralysis. a big economic event in cleveland, organizers called it the real black friday weekend. black-owned and operated businesses. and annie bees and earls want the flip my business business, the st. claire restaurant was remodeled for free. coming up next in sports, this was the sloppiest race nascar has seen in a while. and it was right here in ohio. mark schwab will tell you about i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, de?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great.? letterman: ?where are the shirts made?? off-camera voice: ?bangladesh.? letterman: ?bangladesh.? trump: ?well, it's good. we employ people in bangladesh." letterman: ?ties? where are the ties made?" they have to work, too. these are beautiful ties. they are great ties. the ties are made in where? china? off-camera voice: ?china.? letterman: ?the ties are made in china." toff news for the tribe the day, any hop of getting michael brandtly back for the season has been dashed. the team announced today he needs season-ending surgery on monday. this has been season-long drama, setbacks in spring train, early in the year. and enough is enough. they are having a great year without him. but they would have loved to have him back. well, they will get him back next year now. the boys have a game tonight after about a 2 hour rain delay. they finally got to start game 3 against the angels. first inning, they got right after matt shoe maker, jos? ramirez stays red hot. rbi double to right. that would score lynn door for 1-0 lead, napoli and ramirez would come home. martinez reached toen a bunt single to third, throw over, it is not good. rolled away and that allowed gym necessary to score (^) to make it 4-1 tribe and right now we sit in the sixth indians in front, 4-1. browns off today, they practice tomorrow in bow rhee yeah, that will be a closed session, fans not allowed to attend. last night in green bay they lost the packers byf. some hits, he bounced back up though without a problem. probably needed that a little bit. kind of a well connell back thing. >> i haven't been hit in a long time, man. you know, i was telling the coach and some of the guys you don't want to get hit, but it feels good to just be back playing football and it's truly a blessing. i just have to get the ball out of my hands and, yeah, ice football. you are going to get hit every now and then. you know, after our two series of playing i got a chance to talk to the offensive line and, you know, they are telng hey, we will be better and i will tell them, hey, i will be better. that's what you want. no one is pointing a finger but all of us collectively trying to get to our goal and our end goal is to win football games. so, if that means i got hit five time as game or ten times, if we win the game that's all that matters. >> carl nasessive, made his presence felt in the sctd quarter. on back-to-back plays he was right in the thick of things. tackle there to shut down the play and seconds later he tracked down the quarterback for left one sack and this guy is pretty mild mannered when he is not on the field. apparently he is a bit more energetic on it. >> i just get really excited. i just have a lot of fun playing football. and, you know, you just have to have fun with it. if you don't have fun, why play. i'm having a good time. >> absolutely. the other guys are like what's going on? >> yeah, you know, in the locker room for the game i was keeping more quiet to myself because i didn't want to, like, scare anybody or annoy when i got in the field i couldn't hold it in. you know, i was just having some fun. >> come on now, it helped you get back. >> exactly. >> did you sew the race today down in lexington at mid ohio? you know what the weather is like. i didn't want to drive to work in this slop, can you imagine trying to run a race on it? pick up the last 14, t.j. bell, spins around. still spinning. that will bring a caution and he not stuck. there is a lot of this there. look at that. he he is in the mud. the tire is 5-6 "deep. he is pulled off the course, grass into the sand, all the way up to the rail. bring caution back out. lap 32, eric jones andy allowedly, spin out after a restart. they would collect nelson pi kay junior, brandon gong would get bustedp look at the cars. strewn every where. you could not watch this race for more than, i don't know, 30 seconds without something somebody fighting to make a turn, just stay in the race. this was put one of the strangest things i have ever seen. i don't watch a lot of racing but i have never seen anything like this. mud, wreck, one had a window wiper break, so you can imagine what a mess that was for him. the death track, he wins the first nascar xfinity series win for him, what a time for him. all right. back to baseball. astros in toronto, bottom of the third. a.j. reed tries to run down a foul babble, takes out a police officer in the collision. nice gal was trying to get herself out of the way. with her stool. and she got run over. they are laughing and both fine. he's got a glove. she's got a gck than he was. >> she got up. >> she was totally fine. >> you always see those and think, are they going to be okay. >> unfortunately, since he was approbing an slowing down anyway they still bumped. >> they will be okay. we will be right back. bracing new, a violent distur bens in milwaukee af a police involved shooting this afternoon. you can probably see some actvty we saw the pictures a short time ago. you will see the camera move back and forth. a fire crew can't put out the flames because of gun fire in the area. milwaukee police say one police squad car was set on fire and another had windows broken. this started earlier this afternoon when police pulled over two men, they jumped out of the car and ran and one was carry ag semiautomatic, an officer shot and killed thatern the. angry crowds have hit the streets tonight. you can see that the gas station all ablaze tonight. the officer who shot that 23 ye but another officer is being treated at the hospital after a brick was thrown through the squad window, hitting his head. we are also told a reporter on the scene was injured, and more than 100 people pushed officers in riot gear back. so, a tension situation here in mill way key. the sheriff's department and police officers are on the scene there, dealing with the situation that started at about 3:00 this afternoon. we are going to cope a close eye available. moving on to politics, the presidential election is now less than three months away. donald trump rallied support in connecticut saturday, while hillary clinton's running mate hit the campaign trail for the democrats. brian webb reports. reportz. >> with supporters in fairfield connecticut chanting lock her up, donald trump blasted hillary clinton on saturday night. >> she is going to raise your taxes. she is going to raise your regulations for your businesses which is going to put everyone out of work. >> a republican presidential can't dais has not won the state since 1988 but trump is not writing off the state. >> we are making a big move for the state of connecticut. >> trump said in november he can win states that have gone to democrats in recent elections, including pennsylvania. friday, trump warned the election could be rigged and now >> the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. >> trump trails clinton in national polls, and in most battleground states. >> my prediction is, when this campaign is all over, and people have forgotten the losing campaign that he ran, the two words they will remember about donald trump is "you're fired." >> clinton's veep pick tim kaine campaigned in new hampshire saturday. criticizing trump's character. >> this guy will make up anything. and we are not gullible people. >> tim kaine and hillary clinton released their 2015 tax returns friday. and they are calling on trump do the same. brian webb, cleveland 19. >> politics aside, we are dealing with weather right now. >> we are dealing with a lot. >> busy past few days an we have a flood warning through, what, sunday night still? >> yeah, fortunately, it's just a watch, which means it is possible and a warning means something that becomes imminent. right now, the only counties out of the watch area, which goes until sunday evening, are eery, ottowa, sandusky, and eery, ottowa, and seneca, here we go. here is what to expect as we make or way through tomorrow. scattered showers, it will be muggy, mild, 75 at 9:00, 78 at noon. 81 at 5:00 after an afternoon high of 93 and showers jus throughout. right now, the herest showers of any consequence are south of mansfield, working their way basically parallel to route 71, as they head north/northeast. these are only going to bring moderate rainfall amounts, but there is plenty more where that came from. you can see the movement across lake erie and there you see what is left of what is coming out of indiana. and through ohio. but, there is more where that came from. through the course of the night. temperature right now in cleveland 75. look at this. pretty uniform air mass, all across the midwest. temperatures running between 71 and 76 degrees. the lone exemption wheeling at 79. all right. a recap on the seven-day forecast, you bet. i will have it for you coming up in a few. >> thank you, john. with kid about the head back to school all over the country, community groups and one swets ohio town are providing drug testing kits to parents. they say it could stop kid getting addicted to narcotics before it's to late. mike shnel has the story. >> this is the drug test kit that is available to any fairfield parent who has a child in school and wants one. >> we are hoping that just having that kit in the home will serve as a deterrent for your youth to try drugs to begin with. >> i think it's etc. a good idea. if it's something easy to do,. >> the child provides the urine will show the results in five minutes or under. >> stephanie van necessary trusts her daughter urn till he is given a reason not to have the. >> he is a great kid, i'm not worried about her at this point but i am worried about high school, peer pressure. >> fairfield city schools released a statement about the free drug kit program saying we appreciate the effort on the part of the coalition to educate students and their families, and to encourage students to make healthy and if stephanie's daughter should ever resist her request for the request. >> the kind of relationship we have, if i tell her to pee in a cup, she will pee in the cup. i give her freedom until she needs to lose the freedom. >> you need to let them know you trust them and you will contib crew to trust them. >> it tastes for 7 drug, marijuana and meth am feet min and bar witch watts methadone and oxycodone. there is nothing to fear there shouldn't be a problem. >> if they don't want to take it you are saying? >> right. if she doesn't want to take it, well, you will take two of them. >> now at cleveland 19 news, consumer alert, toyota is recalling some 337,000 vehicles. it involves the rav 4 from 2006 to 2001. and the 2010 lexis h.s. 250h sedan. a suspense arm could separate om toyota says it could cause the driver to lose control. the christ the redeemer statue is one of the new 7 wonders of the world and it is the no. 1 attraction for those visiting for the olympic games in rio de janeiro. but, as jamie yucas report, even a statue of expwree sus is prone to mother nature's wrath. >> the picturesque statue of christ the redeemer sits at the base of rio's mountain and is style scripture in the world. >> wherever you are in the city he is looking over you. you can never forget about christ the redeemer. >> every year, nearly 2 mill onpeople get up close and take pictures from every angle. it is brazil's national icon and protecting it can be a challenge. >> the statue sits 2,000 feet up and because it sits between the mountains and the atlantic ocean, it's a prime target for lightning. >> workers say it is hit 6 time times a year. the catholic church works with a weather monitoring center so the during a storm. >> there are some people that say lightning doesn't hit the same place twice, by the right finger of the statue has already been hit more than ten times. >> christina ventura is an acttect and says it's her prove limb to literally care for christ. she said copper lightning rods have been placed on the statue to send lightning to the ground. >> the finger, over the shoulders and there is a crown at the top of the head. preventing lightning. >> lightning strikes in 2013 and 2014 did major damage to the statue. breaking off part of the middle finger and thumb. repairing the statue is quite an undertaking. architects must go through a rugrous approval process because the stone used in the original is now hard to find, and can sometimes be the wrong color. but, it's worth it to keep the statue looking like a masterpiece for generations to come. jamie yucas, >> this weeks storms left a lot of damage behind. and the night we are getting answers on what your insurance will and won't cover. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. m scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! we have been seeing lots of storm damage in the past few days, but when it happens to you, you first question is: what will my insurance pay for? harry boomer is getting the answers to those questions. >> the no. 1 thing to remember is you should always know who your local insurance agent is. you, right now, name your agent? good. next, review your policy so you know what's covered, so you can make a claim. >> generally once a claim is filed, the process takes anywhere from 2-3 days. a claims adjustor will be assigned to your claim, and that person will take over an determine the damages. >> to you, looking at the damage, it may appear clear. but, there are rules spelled out in your policy as to what the insurance company pays for and what you may if a tree falls on your property or your neighbor's yard. if he or she pays. oh, yeah, water is water, right? but who pays for flooding depends. >> say, for instance, you have a in your basement which happens quite often this time of year. in order for water backuptor covered the water has to come up through the sewer, through the storm drain, it cannot be seepage through the walls. >> everyone wants to know about perishable foods that spoil as a result of a power outage. chances are, you will have to call your agent as soon as possible. don't think about it for the weekend. >> it can mott be said enough, make sure you know what your policy covers. make changes now, before you need them. and make sure you have your insurance agent's card handy. getting answers, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> this year's election is causing a surge in citizenship applications. tonight, we are meeting some of these new americans. people from the 145 countries became u.s. citizens at ceremonies in los angeles. as carter evans reports there is a surge in citizenship applications this year. driven by people having the desire to vote. >> for these new american citizens, you only have the see their faces and their joys ? and bright stars ? to know what this day means. but they will also tell you,. >>s that them down, please. >> of all the rights they now have, the one they cherish most is the right to vote. >> i think the urgency is real changer. >> andrew leone grossman was born in mexico, along with about half of the 3,000 new citizens at this ceremony in los angeles. >> an threeya came to the u.s. in 1993. >> you have been doing everything a us citizen does for decades. >> correct for except voting for for 23 years i have been paying taxes and contributing to society and to my community, and i think it's really important that my voice is counted. >> outside the convention hall, any something like this. >> i'm not going to allow somebody like this buff find to take away my rights. >> but for alphonso martinez from the mexico, anger against trump doesn't translate into passion for his opponent. >> who are you voting for? >> reluctantly i will vote for hillary clinton. i really wanted to vote for bernie sanders, because he inspired me. >> much of what hillary clinton born in the philippines. >> how important is you this important right to vote? >> very important. i think it's an important part of becoming a citizen. >> lily's husband backs donald trump. >> are you going to try to persuade her to vote republican. >> absolutely. >> it makes for interesting conversations at the dinner table? >> oh, yeah. >> ultimately, what matters most is the they can vote. >> i think we matter. and i think this is what makes america great. >> >> carter evan, cbs news, los angeles. >> well, scientists just figured out the ages of some killer sharks that have been prowling the sea around greenland, the largest was likely 392 yores old. charily da ga that has the latest (^). >> they have been lurking in the depths for centuries, looking more like half-blind weather beaten rocks than killer sharks. in the ice cold waters of the their only predator is other sharks. scientists say they determine the ages by looking deep into their eyes, the lens is made up of proteins that build up over time. using radio carbon dating, they are able to count them out like rings on a tree. they estimated the largest shark was most likely 392 years old. give or take 120 years. dr. david aga said they >> they can see carbon going to the 1960s when nuclear bombs were tested off greenland. we can see the radiation in the eyes there and go deeper and estimate it's 3-400 years when these sharks were actually born. >> that is before george washington was butt a twinkle in his father's eye. in fact, around the same time, the actual gal lay owe started staring up at the stars. before scientists killed it, finding out how how old it is, but they have no backbone. the ga lap goes tur toys is a whipper snapper at 384. and unlocking shark's secret to long life might help with our own longevity. >> these sharks are still functioning into their hundreds. and attacking prey and eating it and living a normal life. we have to learn from that. if we learn from the outliers hopefully eacf better. >> maybe a varied diet is the key. sharks have been found at the remains of polar bear, reindeer, even a moose in their stomachs. they he gobble up just about anything that slide off the ice. charlie da gata, cbs news, london. >> the man who climbed trump tower this week is getting almost as much buzz on the internet as trump himself. the story still ahead on pictures we showed you some time ago in milwaukee, where there was unrest after a police involved shooting earlier this amp. the officer involved in that shooting was not hurt. the suspect was shot and killed. another officer was hit in the head by a brick by someone in the crowd. we will stay on top of the story, check in tomorrow morning at sunday, 7 a.m. for more on this story. the 19 year-old who scaled trump tower wednesday is now charged with reckless endangerment and it's no laughing matter but his climb inspired internet jokes. jeanne moos has the best of them. >> your dog would bark, too, woof woof. >> if a guy with suction cup showed up outside your trump tower window. the climber's slow assent made the slightest move rivetting when he took off his backpack, put on a hat, when he had a trunk. and there were moments of true drama, when emergency services him. and when they finally dragged him in. [applause] >> it was one of those summer stories made for internet jokesters. live footage from trump tower, tweeted a bat minnesota and robin fan. watches the olympics once and it inspires this. the climber was inserted behind the donald in his famous taco bowl photograph. beforen learn he was steve from virginia there were guess, was to the donald? or ted cruz, looking for delegates. the daily news bellowed, hey, donald, were your walls stop suction cups? the climber was accused of copying toy story. some saw a resemblance between the climber and supernatural star jarred pad leki, the actor resorted to facebook to clear things up. this is not me trying to scale city, so please, stop asking. but the no. 1 meme that left a mark was this, the climber suctioning the back of olympic swimmer michael phelps, and here you thought the circles were from cupping therapy. at least the climber got closer to the top of phelps than trump tower. joanny most cnn new york. >> and john looking forward to this. >> look at rain tomorrow, monday, tuesday, wednesday, we will alert you to that, to thursday showers. friday looks dry at this point and another chance of shower and thunderstorm on saturday. finally making up on some rainfall and flood watch, flash flood watch through tomorrow evening. alert, there is no break there, john. hopefully the system turns things around. hopefully get their power on. 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