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Well, the next 90 minutes, we have a whole lot of cleveland. A beautiful look across rio. The summer olympics continue in full swing. This is the scene as olympics shine brightly as they continue to grab gold medals after gold medal. Tuesday down in rio, a couple of close calls americans have been strong olympic park in rio. Hi there, brian. Yes, of course, everyone is obsessed with Michael Phelps in that fantastic womens gymnastics game. Right here, right now, there are a lot of other golden opportunities. It wasnt the only close call im obsessed with Michael Phelps and the williams gymnastic...

Well, it is cleanup time after storms uprooted entire trees, snapped branches like toothpicks. Power lines down as well. That car, minivan didnt even stand a chance. Minutes. Up first, 15,000 people still without power. Still may be another fiver hours or sew five hours or so before they get back online. We have Team Coverage as greg d gives us a look at the storm damage but get to betsy tracking the storms. Yeah, most of these scattered storms are few and far in between and very intense where they are. We have heavy ra some areas. There you see it. We have flood advisories for ashtabula count...

People laid off. you have to remember this was once a bustling center for manufacturing. now the town is facing yet another round of layoffs. these are expected to be staggered over the next few months, a majority to be complete by the first quarter. Republic Steel reps say the lorain plant has had a tough year. they blame decline in the Energy Market and consumer demand and things unfortunately are not expected to get much better in 2016. the company has a negative forecast for this year, and there is the continued dumping of steel. the ceo says their hands were tied here. it is expected that...

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