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the side of the pnc building downtown. whipping winds causing a whole lot of trouble, power outages overnight. in the upper left there, the entire front of an abandoned building collapses onto maywood avenue. you see bricks and debris all over the place. strong winds take down half a wall of bricks at st. teresa s holiness science church on kinsman. there are a whole lot of reports of poles and power lines down right now. some 10,000 people are northeast ohio. the hardest hit area is lake county and the high winds will continue this morning. the power lines kind of like jump ropes this morning, doing loops and loops over and over. the sustained wind speeds right now are 15 to 20 miles an hour. that s not the full story, though. we get those wind gusts occasionally around 30 to 40 miles an hour. that s not going to help things much at all. however, i think as the morning goes on, the wind will subside a little bit. still going to be extra windy through about 8:00 in the br
before some big time change smacks us in the face. so enjoy this. kristin. reporter: thanks so much, j.d. well, yeah, we ve been talking those downed trees, downed power lines. i have all of them listed at least as reports come in on my twitter page. place. kristin-byrne. right now you re looking at an odot view of 90 right at east excuse me, west 84th. i ll get it together, i promise. but you can just see how slick we are out on the highways this morning because of that rain. and as j.d. has been talking it, something we are going to be dealing with for that morning commute, so make sure you take it slow, and if any of those traffic lights are out, treat those as a four- way stop. we re not going to give in to to fear, we re not going to give in to hatred or tragedy like this. healing after horror. ohio state coming togethers this morning to move forward together this morning to move forward after a terrifying attack. and classes will resume today less than 24 hou
barbdon. that did not cause a power outage, but in total first energy is working to restore about 1,000 or so right now. so we ll continue to follow that. and scwrmplet d. rudd also following that this morning. yeah. tracking that wind for you, 6:01, good morning. the one benefit from the wind, look at the temperature right now. we re kind of in the middle of this surge of milder air in the mid-50s this morning, but it does come with that price of the strong wind gusts. right now wind speeds are out of the south at around 10 to 15 miles an hour. the little bit over the last couple of hours. that s going to continue as we go through the day today. but, still, as you head off to work, two hands on the wheel, yellow, kristin will certainly back me up on that. on the drive home, the sun should peak out, upper 50s. not a bad tuesday in late november. kristin. reporter: not too bad. just worryd about those streets where we are seeing issues because of the strong winds. so for tr
today, he could have been those officers in baton rouge. it goes beyond what i can put intoto words. amy: as three police officers are shot dad in baton rouge, we speak to former ohio state senator nina turner. her son is a police officer here at the republican national convention. then we look at saudi arabia s role in the september 11 attacks. i think the declassification of the 28 pages is way more significant than mainstream media is making it out to be. i think the lobby is getting mainstream media to pretend it is nothing. name after name of people are identified with the hijackers who have some kind of position in the saudi government. to codepink speak founder about saudi arabia and why she is protesting the republican national convention. and we will look at why welllls morgan chase, and walgreens have dececided n not o sponsor this y year s rnc. we will speak to rishaad robibinson of color of change ad talk about the failed coup in turkey. stay with us. all that a