it all. hillary clinton was in cleveland to talk about her plans for what she says is tax fairness. interesting she would use those words. denise: of course. and ohio is a battle ground state. and denise zarrella is joining us live at john marshall high school where mrs. clinton laid out her plan today to invest in ohio. denise? reporter: it was an exciting day no doubt for teachers and students at john marshall high school and the first of what is sure to be several stops in the state of ohio between now and election time. coming up in november, i want to take you inside to the event that happened a few hours ago. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton was introduced by a teacher from john marshall high school here. she talked about creating jobs and opportunities for everyone willing to work. she did that after the big came to talk about is donald trump s tax cut proposals could net him and his family billions of dollars. and the estate tax which he wants to
the building and noticed an odor so they asked our building inspectors to go out and look at the property. it was then that they had some questions about the storage of the different type of materials. reporter: hazardous medical waste. but we still don t know exactly what. the discovery was a surprise to a city inspector because the company that moved in apparently never filed an occupancy permit. sewer inspectors tested the water nearby and found no sign of contamination. but an continues. there s no threat to public health at this time. and i have calls out to find out exactly what was in those boxes as well as more about this company who walton hills apparently didn t know existed until today. live in walton hills, derick waller, newschannel5. breaking news now out of north carolina where the state s largest city is bracing for another night of violence. it follows the fatal police shooting of a black man. late breaking developments. officials in charlotte are u
shaw in garfield heights and somara theodore tracking the storm. and first, storm tracker 5 near wadsworth, and battling the elements. heavy, wet snow covering the highways. and if you have to go out, give yourself extra time. it took 45 minutes to go from canton to akron and. let s start with somara theodore. and let s go ahead and look at the radar and we have the area in blue showing the snow, the area in pink showing the wintery weather and green showing the rain and that is where we are in terms of the system and the heaviest snow falling in our viewing area. parts in purple and pink. that is where we re picking up the heaviest snow. new philadelphia, canton, akron getting hit hard and carol county, expecting you to see the bulk of the system as it passes through. it s not coming down hard but right now, down to the critical point in canton, a quarter of a mile and we re looking at a mile in cleveland and a mile and a quarter in akron and we re battling different
person and on social media as well how is it no one was injured or killed? it is a miracle. but devine intervention hadding in to do with it. the video merits another look. a fire near the construction site two 1,000-pound propane tanks started a chain reaction. when bodes tanks started to be engulfed by fire one ruptured and blew through the building and caused the other one to blow away from the building. reporter: workers tell us they heard a hissing noise before the explosion which gave them time to get out. workers nearby confirmed that. a few minutes before the big explosion we felt rumbling and we didn t think it was thunder and the huge explosion. everything shook. the windows shook. and you could smell gas. reporter: other workers took to their cell phones in a parking garage to call loved ones to let them know no one was injured. workers and shoppers compared notes and stories what they saw. flames coming out of the propane tank and then an enormous explos
concealed weapon and having a weapon under a disability. we also did ask the rep from the board of elections here today if he could remember anything similar to this happening in recent memory to a polling worker and he said he could not. live in cleveland, dani carlson, cleveland 19. this story had us curious, what qualifications do you have to have to work the polls in cuyahoga county. workers make 172 to $200 for the day. we checked out the poll worker application on the board of elections web site. to get hired you have to be at least 17-years-old and not be a convicted felon. you could run as a candidate in the election you are working. in cleveland they are still voting at mary beth uni-school and classes were closed because of vandals. smashing windows and spray and thieves stole several lcd projectors and they spent the day cleaning up the mess. remember there s been confusion about the republican ballot based on the way it was printed up. and the party decidi