>> reporter: well, best i am on warren road in lakewood. wind came through and knocked down part of a tree. the tree limb came from this here and knocked out power to lots of people. in fact tens of thousands of people. we talked a little while ago to kim and her son lincoln were sitting on the porch because it is so hot without power. we literally walked across the street and a couple just getting home found out they have power. it is sporadic where house is without power right now. traffic has been flowing evenly right now. again, the wind came through and knocked out part of this tree, this limb and we heard a big tree is down on bell avenue in lakewood. and so again it depends on what house and what side of the street you are on whether or not you have power. we will keep on moving around to find more people. live in lakewood getting answers. harry boomer, cleveland 19. thank you very much. this from westlake. rain coming down hard there. tens of thousands lost power. go to the web site and download the app to check out the latest numbers. we have other video out of bay village. some damage. oh my goodness look at the sides of that tree holy cow. a lot of issues and the potential is there getting through the overnight hours especially off to the east. we will have more details on that. bethcc alert weather center. losing power during this weather is an inconvenience for anyone. but for some it costs them dearly. denise zarrella has the economic impact in cleveland heights. >> reporter: yeah, mark. i want to mention also, luckily, because of everything cleveland heights has gone through, the storm that came through blowing branches around here, we had light rain and as you mentioned, businesses affected by the power of inventory. >> we almost started crying because of the totals brought up and it was insane. >> thousands of dollars of meat, dairy, seafood, frozen food, a total loss for the marketplace in cleveland heights. front end manager marie says the spoiled food has to be scanned so the dollar amount lost can be reported to the insurance company. >> me front end ring youing stuff up we were sick to our stomachs and the owner walking through and look on his face. >> a ferocious storm knocked out power to thousands and businesses were not immune even though they had generators. generators runs four big coolers and try to put everything in there we can. anything at temperature we had to throw away. just stay within the health codes. a lot of loss. on, shelves restocked and dumpster outside are visual reminders of the long wait for the power to come back on. >> hoping on friday as people we get back in stock and people come to buy their stuff they will get extra sales going and hopefully the community helps us out. >> reporter: hopefully they will. i tell you what, it is cooler out here through. we know 2600 people are still without power here in the cleveland heights area and harder-hit areas and talking to a mother and three daughters expecting to be without power up to a week. asking questions, getting answers in cleveland heights denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> romona: if you lost power we have more information about power outages and keeping your refrigerator and freezer doors if it is half full. after an outage when in doubt, throw it out. grouping foods together helps them stay cold longer. fill empty spaces with frozen jugs of water or bags of ice. more tips are on our app. there's another app that will help you. cleveland 19 news forecast app. can you track the storms affecting your neighborhood, live radar on your phone. sending p >> some were photo shopped they were absolutely amazing. dan deroos over at the big board from earlier today. >> dan: some look out of a movie scene. >> and first thing touching on firstenergy power outage map. i think we broke it and storms came through. zero people without power. we know that's not possible. at one point that number was as high as 57,000 and a new system councilman zack reed, he was in his councilman's office and take a look at the storm. that is a shelf cloud that many saw out over the lake in westlake, lakewood, downtown. that's what it looked like when it came through. if you attach us, if you link us to your pictures. this is a picture saying this was the storm just about to hit geneva 12 minutes ago. can powerful as beth has been saying. a lot of pictures coming in. tagus at cleveland 19 news and these pictures from jerry ling. what an incredible picture. if you were standing looking at it did not look real and would want to get in your car and drive 100 miles in a different direction or worse yet in a boat. unbelievable photos. will pop them into the area. beth in the first alert weather center and we will have continued coverage throughout the evening. >> a young boy tumbled from a wooden roller coaster at a pennsylvania theme park. the accident happened on the rollo coaster ride at the idlewild and soak zone 50 miles east of pittsburgh. no word on the child's condition. the boy was talking about he went to the memorial services announced for former representative steven latourette. they will take place monday at 10:30 at university circle, united methodist church in cleveland. latourette died after battling cancer at the age of 62 at his home in virginia. >> romona: was a a piece of history. a schoolhouse that stood for decades destroyed by fire. >> it is something that has been back. a break in the place as police make arson arrests. >> today we are digging deeper into what happened in green on tuesday. >> the licthenwalter schoolhouse is in ruins. shelby miller getting answers surrounding the suspects. >> here is what's left of the licthenwalter schoolhouse. it is just british and ash. earlier this week a group of teens intentionally set the building on fire in police custod damage and as well as historic school building you can't put a price on that. >> a sad site in the school of green, it was destroyed by five teens. police arrested three 16-year-olds and 16 brandon mccroskey. the parks mean a lot to the community and sheriff's office understands that. and they acted swiftly. the time sad to see the schoolhouse like this. >> it is sad someone would intentionally burn it down. it is like green's only landmarks and upsetting somebody would do that. the city of green restored the historic schoolhouse 15 years ago and katie visited the building when she was a kid. >> we took a tour and sat and had class in there. >> the kids now will not have that experience all because kids decided to destroy a green's history early they are week. >> whether it was a prank or whatever the purpose of it was, the destruction of a historic building is pretty significant as well as when you talk about a dollar figure. >> reporter: on top of setting the schoolhouse on fire teens thank you trash cans on the roofs and broke into the bathroom and damaged the inside and charged with breaking and entering, arson and vandalism. >> getting answers in green, shelby miller cleveland 19. felonies. as far as the schoolhouse's future, its fate is not decided. a woman died after a break-in and robbery. akron police got a 911 call from summer hill apartment. the caller said two men pistol whipped two people. one victim laid down after telling officers she didn't feel well and became unresponsive and rushed her to the hospital and she died. no word on a cause of death and no arrests. up next on cleveland 19 news at 6:00, we got our hands on chilling video showing a man's close encounter with death grazed by a bullet at an a.t.m. >> beth? >> beth: thunderstorms are moving to the east. a couple out to the west definitely fizzled and so many going to the tribe game and make it into town. 85 degrees. first pitch feeling 93 and chance of showers and storms and let you know when it comes to an weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall in love again with your live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: it's been a bumpy three hours or so and storms moving to the east. beth mccleod with your 7-day forecast. the very latest coming up in a few moments here. >> i don't understand the attention because it happens all the time. it's only getting worse. >> romona: today we have new pictures of one man's close we introduced you to richard sunday a couple days ago. >> he was robbed at the pnc machine at grace and bedford. dan deroos tells us what happens here. >> dan: wow, this is amazing and scary stuff. you are watching a bullet graze richard sunday's head. that was him using the a.t.m. he was able to push his attacker's arm away as it happens. police released these images from the a.t.m. itself. at mr. sunday. after firing, that person took off and sunday grabbed his head and thankfully he spent a short time in the hospital. >> as soon as he got one off i don't remember anything. my ears were ringing and my god, am i shot? >> dan: police say five young suspects took off in two different cars. right now two juveniles are in custody getting answers, dan deroos, cleveland 19. >> romona: thank goodness he survived that. students are learning skills they will use the rest of their lives through all things hip-hop. we found tonight's romona's kids in downtown cleveland. >> some people sad, some mad skeen glad. i am glad i have a life without a lot of strife. some people on drugs living in bugs and at lot of people die and i am still alive. >> this is the 15th annual alliance. kids learn dance moves, how to write lyrics and how to work a turntable. >> i look forward to it every year. this is my 4th year. it is a great opportunity to do things you wouldn't necessarily get to do. how many people break dance, you know what i mean? >> die it now. >> i love this culture and love learning about the culture. and i always talk about it. i am all in, all the it is great to me. >> romona: there's a concert tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the idea center in playhouse square. kids will show off all the things they have learned if you can get it tomorrow at 3:00. >> i want to learn how to break dance. >> mark: you can do it. it is not too late. >> romona: this body is too long. i would hurt something. >> mark: i understand. >> crazy. what's going on out there. i feel i am break dancing in front of the radar with the storms. the storms keep popping up. at least for now we are breathing for the downtown area out towards ashtabula county and concerned what's going on here. southern portion of ashtabula county for a good portion of the afternoon was dealing with flood warning and now they will get socked again with more heavy downpours. you can tell the heavier rain lightning tracker and jefferson coming at you at this time. >> and chardon and fair harbor and light rain showers and clear skies and drizzle. i-90 taking on a lot of rain and expressways rain-free from the downpour originally for the last half hour. >> things are improving. middlefield still getting it. >> cuyahoga falls coming out of it. >> it is moving off. different pattern to the last day. you can definitely see the flow still the same way taking the same track and same areas over and over and over and come this weekend we have a front coming in for saturday. >> although it will come through, you won't notice much of a difference except temperaturewise going back down to the mid-80s. that will help a little bit, right. >> meantime, as the colder air hits warm, moist air it will possibilities for this weekend. to get you through tonight rain showers will start diminishing and moving to the east. by 8:00 good for the tribe game and blossom, we should be dry. >> i can't rule out you don't get a passing shower. can't rule out a passing thunderstorm and the opportunity for it will diminish. that's good. >> unfortunately for your weekend things are still looking pretty pail. >> yellow alert meaning heavy rains. the opportunity for 2 isms of rain per storm getting a couple of storms leading to serious flooding. the biggest concern this weekend. >> rain totals, some areas seeing lots by monday morning. by lots upwards of about 5 inches. >> temperatures for the weekend 85 and 81. at least we get a break from the heat and humidity. 79 hopkins. hasn't seen much rain in the last half hour. mansfield 86 and humidity factor is up there and still thick. not good sleeping weather for tonight. 74 degrees again. another uncomfortable night and so many without air-conditioning and 93 tomorrow. 85 and 81 on the weekend and tony, i know you are eyeballing this. >> one day. one day with a little sunshine. hot out there for the tribe temperature. 95 akron canton. and how much should we expect from rg3 and more on lebron's new deal. today, you have more ways to access the number one care in ohio. walk in to our express care clinics or our 24/7 emergency departments or call in today for an appointment today. cleveland clinic is here for you. anytime, anytime. anywhere. find your way to the best care, at clevelandclinic.org/access >> beth: let me get you up to speed on the latest severe thunderstorm warning for parts of ashtabula county, crawford and erie county. the system we have been watching from downtown marching across our area moving quick at this point. moving at 60 miles an hour with 60mile-an-hour winds and definitely the system support quite done yet. jefferson, this is talking to you and peirpont. tony? >> tony: all right. thank you, beth. and as i'm sure fred known your household they will open against the knicks october 25th, banner night literally raising it to the rafters, hand over championship rings and highest player in the league lebron. three years, $100 mi year. lebron will pull down $31 million this season and $32 million the second year. highest salary in history. who deserves it lebron james. corey coleman an impressive player in camp and we will see other players. rg3 will have more than a few options during the two or three series in the field. hue jackson is not giving away time against the packers. all four quarterbacks will play. i want to see rg. he hasn't taken a hit in a year as he bounces back from injuries. joe sadren from cleveland.com on sports extra to talk about specific details of this mega deal for lebron. >> romona: how about lebron. three years. >> he has been telling us he's not going anywhere. he's not going anywhere. i hope that means we have another championship. >> already! so take a look severe thunderstorm warning for parts of ashtabula and erie in crawford county. this is the same storm that came through downtown. need to take cover. 60mile-an-hour winds in front of the system as it comes through. can outages and can you also expect some heavy downpours with this. i know you don't need it because you were under a flash flood warning for earlier, flood warning for earlier this afternoon. pretty interesting times. the tribe game tonight got to be careful headed out the door. grab some rain gear and you will probably get it in. might be delayed with showers and storms in the area. >> mark: looks like it may actually start on time. cbs evening news is next. >> romona: we hope to see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: high hopes up in smoke. the obama administration refuses to lift restrictions on marijuana, keeping the federal government at odds with half the states. also tonight, allegations that u.s. intelligence about the war >> the facts on the ground didn't match what the intelligence was saying out of the united states central command. >> there it goes. >> pelley: road hazards drivers rarely see coming until it's too late. >> i got severely lucky on the highway that no one ran me over or hit me. >> pelley: and fast friends. lochte and phelps. >> win or lose, we're still going to be friends, and that rivalry that we've created is