tell about you. >> chris: yep. but we will start things out with the browns of course. their preseason home opener kick off three hours away. already we are seeing people in the brown and orange walking the streets down here. it will be a big night even though it won't count technically. >> denise: it won't. we are playing atlanta falcons at firstenergy stadium. you know what that means. tailgating big time. this is cleveland. this is what we live for. i have my orange on in honor the browns. shelby miller is among the tailgaters she was out there talking with folks. shelby, this is your first tailgating experience. what do you think? >> reporter: the music is good at least, denise. that's one thing. can't help but dance out here today. aside from that, it is kind of empty. right now we will talk about the fun stuff, rules and regulations. them posted on the poles in the parking lot don't cross the shoreway, don't bring in alcohol. things like that. it is not keeping the few people here from having fun before the game. >> reporter: browns are back and so are the rules. twenty-five dollars gets you in the muni lot and that's what you are paying per spot. signs are posted to remind them of regulations. no charcoal grills, only propane, no public intoxication and no fire pits. season regularrers have not had issues with the rules in the past and don't plan to today. >> i think they come down really hard on anyone causing real issues. they are usually lenient and we will stop and check and see what they are doing and what we are up to at least once or twice today. as long as we are restrained we will not have issues. >> the city of cleveland set up 50 port-a-potties which means eastern lots and don't throw trash on the ground. once inside the muni lot you are not allowed to leave if you plan to come back in. rules state you cannot cross the shoreway. the good news is, the city told us they have had not problems with brown fans since the rules and have not arrested anyone in three years. they hope the trend continues. >> judging by how it looks right now. they think it is a peaceful beginning to and still not that many people but actually a scum of motor homes driving in now. we will see more browns fans getting off there. i saw a couple of mounted units walking by. other than that it is a low key night in the muni lot and maybe it is different with tony zarrella. let's check in with him at the stadium. >> tony: yeah, shelby. if i can add on to the rules, browns updated game day addressing exactly what you can bring in to the stadium. check out our web site before you come on down. shelby, between you and me you think there's nothing happening. we are a few hours from game time and see a couple atlanta falcons on the field and return and homecoming for a couple. alex max and shanahan our offensive coordinator. as far as our offense is concerned, hue jackson expects a big leap from the f the second and especially for the rookies, they learn the speed of the nfl game and get jitters and move forward and are more comfortable. rg iii is a veteran and a few years ago a rookie in d.c if we get one half a football from robert griffin tonight we need to see more consistent see and accuracy. wins and losses won't matter in the preseason, it is about the together and being ready for the opener in philadelphia in september. busy night. things will heat up inside and out of the stadium. jon loufman is handling the traffic. are things heating up downtown? >> reporter: absolutely they are starting to heat up. 9th and rockwell and superior. lane to lane, bumper-to-bumper. it is packed and bells ringing at st. john's and cleveland's finest are out directing traffic. folks are headed north where beautiful breeze is coming off the lake. to see the browns play they are headed south to see the indians play first pitch at 7:10 paul mccartney at 8:00 and edgewater live takes place as well. lots of things happening. and of course folks trying to get out of the town as the work day ends and it is a bit of a way to 9th street and folks are plodding along at a snail's night. and cavs victory parade and folks taking to the street. george, can you see the bunch crossing here probably headed to the ball yard. a beautiful night in cleveland. get out and enjoy and come to one of these events. will you have to deal with traffic, okay, so what. will you get to see a really great venue and event whether it is the browns, the indians, paul mccartney which i think is sold out or head to edgewater. >> reporting live 9th street and the traffic is packed, i'm jon loufman, cleveland 19. >> denise: jon, i hope you can still hear me. are the fans walking in the streets yet? >> in game's past fans start to filter into the streets in such numbers it makes it impossible for cars to get through. are you seeing that yet? yeah. absolutely. the shot we showed you of the folks crossing the street there was and a few minutes ago and the street. a few minutes ago we saw fans in browns gear and a guy with the number one on his back and going back and forth indians gear going south. browns gear going north and everybody having a pretty good time here dnc all right. let's hope everyone stays safe. they do that all the time, chris. >> what happens in the car, it is hard not to hit them. the police can only control so many people at once and you get thousands of people in the streets it is like all right, we will sit there, no problem. >> chris: traffic a very important part of the equation. obviously before you leave home you want to know what the weather will hold and what to dress in and prepare for. >> denise: jeff tanchak is back in studio with a look at tonight's forecast and rest of the week. jeff? >> jeff: looking task. let's keep track of the guy wearing the number one jersey. minding his own business and let's look at the out of the door forecast with all the stuff happening. and don't forget edgewater live at 5:30. 82 currently, 6:71 and by the time tribe is seeing their first pitch 80 and paul mccartney and browns. 8:00, 78 degrees at the time and took the risk of storms out of the forecast this evening and we think it will be dry. 77 ashtabula. and 82 cleveland. you know the humidity has dropped. it is not as muggy out there this evening. it will go back up tomorrow as well as saturday. saturday we could approach 90 before the front comes through. best risk of storms saturday night containing heavy rains. that's the next alert mainly saturday night and get ready for a big cooldown. >> we actually have temperatures definitely below 80 coming your and humid stuff. i will have the details coming up in a few minutes. back out to the rock hall and chris. >> chris: all right, jeff. thanks for that. remember you can track the latest weather and conditions for northeast ohio with the cleveland 19 news first alert forecast app for your smart phone or tablet. just download it today. it will keep you up to date. we will be here at the rock 'n roll hall of fame for the next hour and we have a special guest coming up jason person. >> denise: so much going on. first we want to head to dan deroos in studio. >> dan: a fatal crash on the jennings freeway. what caused the driver to slam in the back of a cleveland water department truck. police say the water truck was off the side of the road when the van smashed into it leaving the cab of the van crushed killing the driver and ended up in the weeds. not hurt. we do not know what caused the driver to veer off the road and police have not released the victim's name yet. a bombshell about the u.s. olympic swim team. police in brazil say gold medalist ryan lochte lied about being robbed at gunpoint in rio and now questioning three american swimmers with lochte that night. new surveillance footage shows the swimmers early sunday morning at a rio gas station. at one point the m leaving the taxi and made to sit on the ground right there. made to sit there with their hands in the air. a brazilian police officer says this was a confrontation with a security guard over damage at the gas station not an armed robbery. one olympic official is defending the swimmers. >> they had fun and made a mistake. it is part of life. >> lochte is already back in the u.s. and the other swimmers are still in rio and now people are stripped. most stripped medals happen because of doping or steroids and it is possible the ioc could take the medals away from the entire swim team or just lochte. turning to campaign 2016 now hillary clinton and donald trump are both focusing on speaking to law enforcement during campaign stops today. hillary clinton held a round table discussion to address the discord between police and communities theyer thursday visiting a fraternal order of police lodge. trump goes on air with his first ads in four battle ground states. and sources tell the "associated press" donald >> all this ledger including his name paul manford and we share a lot of question where is this money for page 4. >> the ledger details $5 billion in undisclosed cash handouts and some designated to paul man fort. and he deniedec signature on the ledger. investigators say they are tracking those who did sign for the cash. >> two people involved in the flag burning at the rnc last month faced a judge this morning. before the hearing a group of protestors call themselves communists gathered to support the two men. charges. the $2,500 bond was continued. up next on cleveland 19 news a consumer alert. if you are planning to make a donation to help the victims of the flooding in louisiana we live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> dan: welcome. let's talk about flooding in louisiana. these pictures are just in from a flooded school, a sad sight of their homes in that state. there are mounds of belongings up and down residential streets that has been thrown out as people try to rebuild their homes and their lives. first responders are still going door-to-door to make sure people are okay. but forecasters are warning, you guessed it, more rain is on the way. when you see sights like that, a lot of us try to think about how we can help and maybe it comes in the form of donation ohio attorney general mike dewine put out a bunch of warnings and unfortunately, we have to talk about this in this day and age and you have to review any requests you get especially e-mails and social media and facebook and twitter. do some research. not all the things you see that friends post on facebook have not been vetted and they may not be real charities. start to evaluate. general's i.r.s. has the select check. can you make sure they are an actual charity paying taxes. if you go through the better business bureau wise giving and another check to make sure it is legitimate and be careful what's called look-a-likes, web sites and e-mails and we refer to it as phishing in the past and salvation army has a logo that it looks like it and red cross not spelled correctly. you will see scams because they know americans want to help and give and that's an advantage for criminals to take advantage of you. be careful going forward. let's get back to where it is beautiful outside the rock 'n roll hall of fame. chris and denise, over to you. >> denise: after seeing that we have so much to be thankful for in cleveland. it is hot but it is perfect baseball and football weather and browns are here and we are fame along with chris tanaka my new coanchor here. chris, so glad you are with me. >> perfect night for the show. second of two sold out shows at the q and if you need a warm up come down to the rock 'n roll hall of fame to get in the mood. we are fortunate to be joined by jason handley from the rock 'n roll. beautiful setting. >> great to be here. >> let's dive in. a newbie who can't to the rock hall and you have new exhibits and revolving exhibits and one is of real interest involving rock and politics. >> it is the big exhibit now running through the end of the year and goes back and looks at pretty much every presidency since the eyes hours administration and what was the intersection between the two and what was going on in the united states and happening political and how do musicians respond to push things forward and incredible artifacts and people like you expect bob dylan and lamar and lady gaga and jimmie hendrix and it is a fascinating exhibit. people can look at music that existed 40 years ago and what's happening today. >> denise: do you have lady gaga's meat suit in there. >> we do. >> denise: my gosh. i am amazed how tiny they the meat suit is like this big and you think her waist must be nothing. >> we picture rock stars larger-than-life. >> denise: you have the summer jam situation going on. >> we are here on the live stage and music happening through labor day. come on down. we have music during the day and music at night happening and you can go to rock hall.com to look at the schedule of upcoming events. can you come to the museum and check out free music. when you guys make your selections for the summer series there must be some deep thinking into it. >> it is not open mic night. >> karaoke. >> what we are trying to do this year and feature local music and looking at local bands and city series happening wednesday nights features the best local bands around and summer jams during the daytime featuring local musicians up and coming and programs like the break. if you have never heard of them, i recommend coming to the program. >> denise: jason, thank you so much. the rock doctor here, we appreciate your time and we will talk to you coming up later in the show. >> that would be great. >> denise: more happenings at the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >> chris: a different man in black will be talking. >> for now we will send to a huge fog hat fan. >> i am. >> i love the rock hall. excuse me. saturday, saturday night. this will be the next yellow alert. we are watching out for it. saturday night and a strong cold front we are monitoring. rain and storms and he heavy rain and strong winds with some of the storms. a yellow alert we are not expecting widespread severe. this is the future view model tomorrow night and small chance of storm popping up in the afternoon tomorrow i for the most part it will be dry friday night. at least through the first half of the day saturday here is 2:00 in the afternoon. this is when things will start to bubble up. there will be a few storms around saturday afternoon. 5:00 on saturday and you can see the action coming in. we have the greater threat we think here saturday night. here is a look at the satellite and radar. you do see a few storms here west of lima. right now we think that will stay out of our area. a lot will fizzle in the next few hour as the sunsets. muggy meter is down a little bit tonight and goes back up tomorrow and saturday will be a hot day approaching 90 before the front comes new. waves around a foot on the lake this evening north to northwest wind and partly cloudy sky and pleasant. 66 the low in cleveland and akron-canton down to 64. just a few clouds around tomorrow. friday, isolated storms and humid. 86 the high. the hour by hour 71 at 8:00 a.m. 82 at 11:00. 85 at 2:00 and a small chance that we could see a storm popping up. saturday a few afternoon storms have us steady at 70. it will be windy and a few showers around from time to time. i have an alert. now it is looking like sunday. you know, these will be just scattered showers here on sunday. >> monday, look at this partly cloudy lows in the 50s. tuesday 78. wednesday 83 and we will bring in a little more humidity thursday with perhaps a few storms and 82. it is 89 that drop in temperature. a little touch of early fall weather coming up early next week. back out to denise and chris there at the rock hall. guys? >> chris: all right. thanks, jeff. more coming up later from the rock 'n roll hall of fame talking about johnny cash and much more news to get to in this hour at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news out with the old in with the new is what we are talking about next. point next year. in >> denise: welcome. we are live at the beautiful cleveland rock 'n roll hall of fame and museum. a lot going on in downtown cleveland tonight. of course the indians are here playing the white sox. the browns will kick off a short time from now and the traffic is getting pretty thick down here. don't worry right? we want to tell about you them. rta is offering extra rail service before and after the games ask concert tonight. paul mccartney over at the q. you can park free at the rapid stations and pay 5.50 for an all day pass to ride into the tower station including free transfers and good until 3:00 a.m. if you bite to eat. most rapid services operate until around mid united. >> chris: leisure activities cedar point making a big announcement saying so long to water park soak city. they are replacing it with revamped cedar point shores. cedar point made the announcement on instagram. park officials say the new water park will have more water slides and that's always good. better food options and new places to s whole family. >> i will check it out this weekend going to soak city with the family. can't wait until the new one opens. the pro football hall of fame has a reimbursement to anyone who had tickets to the 2016 hall of fame game. they are reimbursing the tickets but the price of the tickets but also refunding shipping and handling fees. the prepaid reservation fees and parking purchased through them. accommodations. for more details how to get that refund can you visit our web site cleveland19.com. i know a lot of fans were upset about that. people come in from out of town on the game and spend a whole bunch of money and nice they will be getting some of that money back. >> chris: absolutely and a whole lot more. nfl taking care of the fans. >> denise: jeff is taking care of us with gorgeous weather out here. let's check back with you. >>ef and a huge change the second half of the weekend. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, 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." [ audience laughter ] >> chris: welcome to the rock 'n roll hall of fame. we are live all week for the 5:00 p.m. newscast and one of the exhibits is rock, power and politics somewhat fitting and the millennial vote will be critical in this election and right now that's good news for hillary clinton. >> denise: sure is. a new survey by "usa today" shows mrs. clinton leads by a wide margin especially with the voting groups of 18 to 34-years-olds. ryan nobles talked to the washington bureau chief to break down the numbers even further. here is a look. >> reporter: there are an estimated 62.9 million people ages 18 to 34 in the united states. as a result, millennials have the potential to be the most powerful voting block in america. they have been tracking the vote in 2016 and according to susan paige a new poll shows trouble for donald trump. >> we have him at 20% support among voters under 35. polls show hillary clinton as a candidate, historically, volters that age can't be counted on. >> turnout is the question with younger voters. >> millennials tend to care about specific issues than a candidate being a republican or democrat. many of the issues donald trump talks about like a return to robust manufacturing job base. >> so pennsylvania provided steel to the entire world. that's not true anymore. >>or >> millennials don't remember an era with pittsburgh having a lot of steel mills and someone with a college education getting a middle class job at that's not their life experience. >> and connecting with young voters is key to participation. pugh research says 1% of the eligible voting pool and something no candidate can ignore. >> reporter: in washington, i'm ryan nobles. >> denise: the interesting at the polls. >> chris: getting first time voters out is key for any party. >> denise: so important we exercise our right. let's head to dan in the studio for news of the day. >> dan: thank you very much. when you hear of linndale you think of ohio's most ma notorious speed trap. if you got a ticket you have felt the sting in your wallet. where does the money go? you may be surprised at some of the answers on spending from outside the city. paul orlousky is digging deeper into this investigation and he is getting more answers tonight. >> anything else other than the road conditions. >> linndale mayor ashley mclaughlin spends time at the cleveland home of andy baker, the village prosecutor in linndale appointed by mayor mclaughlin. the pay is $15,500 and $100 for court time and trial paralegal is $75 an hour. our initial investigation shows the mayor spends little or no time in linndale. water records show long periods of time no water used and months on end. the mayor must be a village resident and has to be a resident in the village during their time in office. only the village can remove the mayor. >> now we have questions concerning andy baker's residency. he by the councilman at the june 7 council meeting. >> does andy vote here? >> i don't understand your question. >> does andy vote in the village of linndale. >> yes. >> he does. >> do you live here? >> my registered address is, yes. >> do you live here. >> we checked records at the board of elections. since 2013 baker was registered to vote at the avenue of peace exchange baker changed his registered voting address to the cleveland address where he actually lives and nothing in the linndale charter that says the prosecutor needs to live in the village. his his residentsy raises the question. as an attorney baker is an officer of the court. >> you changed your registration. >> no comment. >> once again, no comment. >> the meeting was the 7th and 10th you changed it. >> baker wouldn't answer our the local board of elections or county prosecutor would have jurisdiction in a situation like this. >> what's the truth. >> once again, no comment. >> reporter: as an officer of court, are you committing fraud? >> no comment. >> reporter: the no trespassing sign is new since the last visit. the mayor's residency is in question and question about andy baker's voting record and what was a city employee working at the mayor's house on city time. at the mayor's home. this video shows the village service director apparently working on electric lines at the home and a log at village hall shows he was on his job at the time and actually listed the mayor's address as his job site. should he work at the mayor's home while being paid by village taxpayers? it is a long list of questions about questionable practices in linndale. asking questions, getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> chris: that is good work there. linndale council hasn't met since the june 7 meeting. the next meeting is next month. you can bet paul orlousky will be there and will get more answers in this investigation. first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford east 9th street is the main drag getting to the indians game or browns head north. a lot of folks on the sidewalks and streets and vendors are out. 9th street get home from work crowd nestles in with folks headed to ball yards and progressive field, firstenergy stadium or maybe to the q to see paul mccartney. it is a busy and pleasant night in downtown cleveland. we will keep an eye on things as we make our way through the evening. reporting live from east 9th. i'm jon loufman, cleveland 19. >> dan: you knew this would happen and looks like people we >> jeff: early as possible and grabbing dinner. >> if you are just leaving will you have a problem. >> jeff: get in the car right now or try to do something. starting to fill up downtown. perfect weather out there. the humidity has come down. look at the sun. a few clouds out there. the humidity goes back up tomorrow and saturday. saturday is the warmest day out of the stretch. especially with the humidity and best risk of storm saturday through leading to a big cooldown on sunday. if you like comfortable stuff you will love weather around here starting sunday. we are at 80 downtown cleveland. the wind is pretty light. akron-canton 83. as we look at the hour by hour here 80 at 7:00, 76 at 9 daulbaugh 73 at 11:00 and 73 overnight. alert for rain and storms mainly saturday night heavy rain, high winds and i will detail that and more coming up later in this half hour. back to chris and denise. >> all right, jeff. sounds like they are talking about more storms. with that comes lightning. will you not believe lightning pictures we are showing you coming up. >> chris: welcome to cleveland 19 news at from the rock 'n roll hall of fame steps away from firstenergy stadium just down the road from the q and i tell you what there's so much going on down here. we are fortunate. the weather has been gorgeous and not so in other places across the country. >> denise: we want to show you what happened in texas. a family is recovering from minor injuries after lightning hit their patio just feet from where they were unloading their choppy. can you see the flash of the strike forcing the family to the ground clutching their ears. they suffered minor burns from this incident and amazingly everyone is okay there. what a close call. as if lightning isn't scary enough, check out this monstrous lightning strike looking like a tyrannosaurus rex. the national park service posted this picture on their facebook page captured at arizona's petrified forest national park. how about that. >> also of interest to many people, nine years after the original harry potter series ended, j.k. rowling not finished. she will release three short books on her digital platform priced at $3 each. that's a bargain. books are available for preorder now and published announced the release of a play. like the author. >> prolific fan base, too. still going strong. >> denise: all right. let's check out what's coming up at 6 daulbaugh romona? >> romona: all right, denise. coming up at 6:00 we are getting answers of a deadly crash. a driver veered off the freeway commit the back of a cleveland water department truck. plus we have live coverage of cleveland's big night. businessnd the browns, indians and paul mccartney. we will have those stories and i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto? is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. like all blood thinners, your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking you may bruise more easily, and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious, and in rare cases fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor before all planned medical before starting xarelto tell your doctor about any conditions, such as kidney, liver or bleeding problems. to help protect yourself from a stroke, ask your doctor about xarelto. there's more to know. >> denise: all right welcome. we are live cleveland 19 news at 5:00 at the beautiful rock 'n roll hall of fame and museum. we have talked about the summer jam series free concerts down here and rock, power and politics exhibit. a big favorite among a lot of people i spoke with out on the jason handley joining us v.p. of visitor engagement at the rock doc as we know. >> denise: that's right. the rock doc. >> the annual music masters series. i want you to tell us about it. we can see the tour van back there. that took the man around. >> denise: the other man in black. >> it was the jc unit one johnny cash tour bus for the majority of his career. he used to travel on that all over the united states. it was a pleasure to honor johnny cash as our music masters series this year and something we do bringing everything in the education division and everything at the rock hall to honor, teach and engage and inspire about the great artists. we will have a week of programming in october starting october 17 and friday the 21st and we will have a tribute concert at the state theater and that saturday we will have a fan fest at the museum. artist and dig into their life, story and career, why were they so important and how did they change museum and impact society and why are musicians influenced by someone like that. >> denise: exact and mimic that same sound. it is mind boggling to me. will you celebrate your 1st birthday with a big party coming up. i was here 1 years ago when the museum opened. yoko ono was here and broadcasting l that many years. what are you doing to celebrate. >> the rock 'n roll world to be 21 is a big deal. have a 1st birthday party out here on the plaza. >> denise: will you have a bar? >> yeah. you have to be 21. on this stage where we are broadcasting now we will have music and big party and celebration and games and make it fun for everyone to come down. bring the family down and celebrate it. roll hall of fame still going strong and always an amazing place. every day i walk in and i am excited about the history it represents and musicians in the building. come on down here. >> denise: that's labor day weekend and the air show and good stuff. >> it will be hopping. >> chris: amazing 21 years and so iconic. >> thank you very much. can't wait to visit. >> thank you for being here today. >> chris: another figure jeff tanchak. what's going on with weather? it is a busy night. >> jeff: the weather is looking spectacular, guys. yesterday we had isolated storms around. that's not the case tonight. we will be dry throughout the evening and humidity has come down a little bit and goes back up tomorrow. i have an isolated storm chance tomorrow afternoon 86 saturday. few storms during the afternoon and look at that. we were approaching 90. that's the warmest day. better opportunity of storms yellow alert not widespread severe and scattered showers on sunday. look at that. windy and much, much cooler going 89 saturday around 70 on sunday. monday partly cloudy 75. comfortable stuff. tuesday 78. wednesday 83. we could see a few storms around next thursday. we will get out of this higher heat and humidity after saturday. 89 saturday and saturday and sunday and a gradual increase in temperature going through the first half of next week. back out to you guys. >> denise: thank you, jeff. coming up next on cleveland 19 news at 5:00 this orangutan is a lady's man. we will show you the sweet gesture he showed a girl during >> chris: a gorgeous afternoon in downtown cleveland. getting ready for a fantastic night ahead with so much going on. before we head out cleveland 19 tonight's top story, this orangutan. [ laughter ] >> denise: you've got to see it, right. >> chris: take a look. the furry fella knows what he wants and giving hugs and kisses and smiling and flashing that cheeky grin at the camera. >> denise: during this impromtu photo session the primate shows he is a true gentleman and grabbed her hand for a kiss good-b piggy back ride. the video has gotten 2 million views on social media. people are eating it up. >> people are coming down here and keeping an eye on the traffic and conditions closer to game time and showtime at on cleveland 19 news. >> denise: also coming up at 6:00, how all this foot traffic and road traffic is impacting business in downtown cleveland. all the folks headed in doing a lot of stuff in downtown for the romona. am. >> mark: now at 6:00 a deadly crash on the jennings, we are getting information about a crash with a water department truck. >> jeff: looks like a pleasant night. looks like the storms should miss us but not this weekend. >> romona: plus the drug problem in our area. today we are getting alt for humans. cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company your local window, siding and door experts since 1960. live from cleveland's newscenter we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> mark: we're on traffic watch from tailgating at the muni lot then you have. .. ? the long and winding road.? >> mark: sir paul mccartney making for a busy night in cleveland. >> mark: i like his car. the canes game starts in an hour. >> romona: browns and paul mccartney are at 8:00. let's go to jon loufman with the traffic alert. jon? >> they are thick as thieves out here. let me tell you. 9th and rockwell and the superior but also you can see folks in indians gear headed north on the sidewalks and packing them in down to the south as folks in browns gear here. george has been very good on the camera, right there on the corner, george, a guy with number 85 on. he and his family are headed to see the browns and it is a very good night in cleveland weatherwise and lots of people are here hitting the streets on