pictures are a jumping off point in seeing each other in a different light. well, the heroin deaths are growing in numbers and now the police are asking addicts to turn themselves in. >> the news starts in 30

we can't release them with nothing or they go back to people and things. >> turning yourself into police because of a drug addiction, and that's what a program is hoping addicts will do to save themselvese that's what is needed here in the valley. >> we'r explain how this program works. >> reporter: well police say they want to save lives and change lives. it sound as little daunting at first and has a 70% recovery rate. >> i was desperate i didn't want to die. >> reporter: she was jailed 18 times and 496 days behind bars

consuming. >> those are the ones that will be more successful than the court ordered ones or the parents that force them into treatment. >> reporter: the police assisted recovery initiative -- this is just another way to serve others. they needed to find another way with the overdose. they have seen that lock up addicts won't save them. >> we're doing this to save their lives. >> reporter: burg glare supplies burg lairies and more -- they have to walk in and ask for help and get put in a 28 day

>> someone has to want to get clean. >> reporter: in ohio this year they put 20 in treatment, 14 left the program and five relapsed and two died. >> i can't believe how hard it is to kick an addiction like this. but those that are brave and strong enough we owe them was the first to adopt it this year. they hope that they be be able to get it at least one police department. the funding is through scholarships and the not the public. >> well the heroin epidemic is causing one of the largest

rooms already a 25 person wait list and those looking for help will mostly be fighting a heroin abuse. >> they're dependent and could withdraw. >> next year they will open up a new weapon in the battle against the epidemic with heroin. every department will have narcan. the mayor says that he wants the police officers to be able to save a life if they're first to respond to an over dose and training for them starts on

waterworld kingdom, it will close for good at the end of the season. the neighboring park has been closed for nine years now. the cedar fairs says it's working with aurora to redevelop the entire property. a local football team force off the field because of bad bleachers and hopefully will be able to play at home. they tonight to okay new bleachers. somebody's foot went through a board and it was condemned and they were going to get used bleachers but they found out they have lead in them.

if you didn't watch the tribe game, don't turn the channel. he's going to show you the highlights, you won't believe it. well the city is shining brightly outside here, it's a muggy 77 and 74 in cleveland. this is all ground clutter but shows the humidity in the air and this is just moisture here and we're indeed dry here. we're going to stay dry for the rest of the overnight tonight. here we go, a few clouds here and there. 68 by 7:00 a.m.. here's what will come on saturday, we're going track

seeing people for people. >> well this project looks at the disconnected with police and african american. >> reporter: the people who started this were hoping for conversation and even understanding. a strained relationship and even so a marriage, separation is not an option. two to get apart. >> i was surprised how willing police officers were. >> reporter: there they stood and dial log -- side by side, the goal self explaintory here

people together instead of driving them apart with fear and suspicion. >> they don't have to be pretend to be friends, the fact they're standing side by side here, is comforting. i was so dismayed by the republican convention. >> reporter: they say there's no good or bad on something that could feel and look better. by the way, next wednesday at the park at 4:00 p.m. the group is planning another shoot. we are live in cleveland, channel 5. all right, well, pastors marching together for peace tonight and part of a

sex trafficking and injustice. officers walk side by side as they promoted peace. in dashcams showing a response to the call for trump's naked statue here. it was one of five put up across the country. the officers seized the one in the heights after an hour going on display. the police chief says it's against city ordinance publicproperty. well a store loses thousands of dollars because of a power outage and now seeing kindness from the community. we go back in time to the place that one of us used to call home. all right, do you need a break from the heat and

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a community comes together to help out neighbors tomorrow. the market place was one of many places that lost power during last week's storms. the family owned business had to throw out $95,000 of food. so now the shoppers are planning a cash bomb to make up for the money lost.

cleveland heights and i'm not certain that i could replicate this store in other communities because they don't focus on independent businesses as much as these folks do there. >> they will treat the day like a holiday tomorrow. well troubling cases of violence throughout northeast ohio. neighborhood where one of our reporters grew up. >> and a look at the glenville neighborhood and how others changed. >> reporter: the old house still stands here. this is the house where i spent

nostalgic. the school and playground and the front porch, here i never worried of any violence. what violence there was did not touch my life. but times have changed and gunfire is prevalent here. here's a reflection on my old street and how life has changed. >> we might have lost some of their neighborhood closeness. lived her since her kindergarten days and is now reflective and worried about the crime here that peppers the community. not that the old days were perfect but she longs for some aspects of the old days. >> our parents would sit on the porch and watch us ride on the block. >> reporter: this could be anywhere in ohio and i chose

it all my life, although i haven't lived here in many decades. this is about this neighborhood and how it changed. here's the school, a good school sold my parents on the area. my dad was a veteran and sought the relative peace of the avenue. the photos show as aspects of my life here -- i was up before sunrise and never feared for my life or well being. but in the decades that have followed something has changed. crime, changed us and for 33 years there had been a festival, attending by thousands.

>> we simply cannot guarantee the safety of the 10 to 15,000 people coming here to the festival. >> reporter: that decision hit hard here and a few paces from my old house, what changed in the. >> well the lack of employment opportunities and young people may not be necessarily motivated like we. >> we were. >> reporter: she's a retiredteacher and give as look at the past. >> when we grew up, you saw the fathers and bringing the lunch buckets and different places they worked, the post office and ford and chrysler products and it's different now.

had a much simpler and safer time. you see, i never heard gun shots. in this neighborhood you know, what do you think about that? >> well when i was nineteen, i got shot in the neighborhood. >> reporter: darryl hayes and i are in different decades but i share my album with him and each is a snapshot of the neighborhood. law enforcement. what changed everything? >> well, for me it was the rise and fall of gang violence and drugs. >> reporter: today we cringe from daily doses of violence from cleveland and suburbs and many up neighbors and communities. the violence is troubling. >> well, i can't explain the

what that's about. >> reporter: they debate what should be done about it. a neighborhood that gave her self respect, she now worries about her grandchildren on the streets. >> if i was here, i had to walk her to the corner. >> reporter: but you walked to the corner without any problem at all with safety. >> right, not at all. >> and downs of crime, they don't cite the percentages, and the violence troubles them. some that remember different times and they wonder what changed? but in their heart of hearts maybe they know. >> wow, what an excellent story

>> can we get it back? >> well -- >> the community, we need family. >> that's what we need. >> we need to get back to that. let's talk about what's going on outside here. we're dry and it's humid. here's the doppler network tower cam and showing a great cam here, a wider view shows the clouds in and out. no there's quite a bit of moon shine and star shine and we'll show you the thunderstorms we had about 6:00 p.m.. watch them fade as advertised, we stay dry for the tribe game and we're pretty much dry through the morning hours and the rest of the overnight, good news there.

and freemont. it's a warm and upper 70s in hop kins and light southerly breezes here tonight. we'll show you the atlantic here and not a lot of tropical activity so far. reme of hurricanes here. this will break up here, i'm concern about this one though. this could be gaston, by the time monday rolls around. if gaston forms here then the track would take it toward the islands and very close to the u.s. mainland next week. not what we want to hear. a lot of moisture out there and

here and that's coming in tomorrow night. the trough we saw last night is fading out here. a few pop up storms tomorrow and then sunday, early, that's when the front goes by and we have the best chance of rain and thunderstorm. sunday afternoon could be cool. tomorrow, let's do 89 and i bumped up the here. clouds and sun mixes here and cedar point, 85 and 10% chance of rain and thunder. so go and enjoy the park. now the 7-day, shows the a.m. thunder here and 76 and a very comfortable monday and tuesday, 82 on tuesday. so i'm going to hit an in the park home run. well first let's talk about

to battle it and can't fly the planes low enough to spray because of high rise buildings off the miami beach. they declared this second area of zika in the country. we know that a lot of people live and visit there, so it's a challenge. in sports we ceremony in the olympics. we have a while crazy game up next on channel half

well it felt like a play off game. something happened tonight that

years, say what? look who is in the house here, lebron james here. up from the zone here and you so don't want to go there. 2-0 with the blue jays and one swing on the bat. mike gets himself 42 rbis here and he delivers. it's ramirez is up and they get swing, here. the stop eight, just one run game. he gets his career high for bower. jose gets the redemption here and we're tied at two. one of the best closers here

tyler gets the hit to the right and they can't get it. oh yeah, that's going to be an inside the park home run. the indians walk off and first time in one hundred years they get a walk off inside the home run. what a incredible and today is even more special. because the two guys game through, back-to-back. >> indeed and indians earn their win. the indians tied in the lost column and each have a lost here with the texas. they play against the rangers next week. in the national team, they

game. the u.s. will play serbia on sunday. trying to win the gold medal here and the title here and would become the fourth player to ever do so. speaking of lebron here, check it out, usain won the 200. he decides to celebrate like lebron. he tweeted, i see you know what homey!. mark johnson is up next

you hear that, i dropped my phone, i was tweeting about rob. i'm going hit tweet when i finish the show here and you can follow me and see what i

>> he was singing show tunes. >> and he tap dances there's so much. >> here and i like this, on for two days and then off for two days. >> have a great weekend

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