tonight, another news channel 5 exclusive interview with the candidate on the presidential campaign trail. >> there are just 63 days to go until voters go to the polls to choose the president for the next four past, a lot of focus on ohio voters. for many of those voters, the choice is not an easy one. >> we spoke exclusively with hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine. >> there were a couple of issues we needed to address with tim kaine -- related to the clinton foundation as well as the e-mail scandal. as two of the things we talked with him about in cleveland. >> . >> tim kaine has taken to the

hillary clinton. >> she did make a mistake. she mated by deciding she wanted to use one device rather than multiple devices. >> the fbi in the report said that clinton had not one but 13 devices. >> so she was only using one at a time. >> overtime, when one would wear out, she would get a new one. but only using one at a time. when you read the report, it really goes through in elaborate detail, why they chose not to take legal action. why they decided there was nothing more compare that to the degree of disclosure -- which is what we are seeing on the trump side. not putting out his tax returns. >> i know they said they will not accept foreign donations if she is elected president. but when you yell last call, everyone rushes to the bar. >> foreign donations as of now -- will step aside. she is taking one step forward

and the foundation is taking one step forward by saying, there is no corporations, no foreign connected contributions. and if we are successful and are elected, president clinton will sever the tie with the foundation he created. >> so the foundation is stopping foreign and corporate donations as of now. but the foundation itself -- has made no such announcement. news channel 5. >> what about all the already collected over the years? >> our exclusive investigation found there are $225 million worth of discrepancies between what the foundation has reported to the feds and to the state of new york. >> the clinton foundation is trying to avoid having to tell the public to his giving them money from foreign governments. >> how has the organization gone about doing that? the investigation coming up in a

-- 6:30 p.m., we sit down with the major party candidates and running mate. that is following us tonight with david mueller. the mother of a kidnapping victim making a plea to anyone who might be able to help. the fbi still looking for this man. seen walking down an alleyway before he took a 6-year-old cleveland girl right from her home. and because that man is still out there, she says that life will not be the same until he tonight, the mother spoke with us. we're live at fbi headquarters. tracy, they are the most concerned because he appears to be a stranger -- it appears to be a stranger abduction. >> reporter: those cases are rare. only 50 every year nationwide. that is why there is an urgency to find this man who the fbi agents called dangerous. >> there is no kids safe out there while he is on. >> for 17 hours, kristi jones told me she was living a

wake up from. her 6-year-old snatched from her home on west 104 -- taken to a house and held in a bedroom for hours they've been dropped off in a neighborhood not far from her home. fbi agents believe this is the man that to christie's daughter. they also believe he tried to take a 10-year-old elyria grow from her bedroom three months earlier. he is still on the loose. and agents fear he will try again if he is not caught. look at this video. his mannerisms, his walk. he was driving this malibu with a different color front panel back in may. >> he just walks in there -- unknowing about anything. and is willing to take someone's kid. who could be more dangerous? >> each time he does this, he is more bold. he thinks more about it. i think he honed his skills. so eventually, there could be a really terrible outcome to this story. that is why we need to catch

>> so far, agents tell me they have followed about 300 leads. but none have led to the man. that is why there is a $20,000 reward in connection to this case. in cleveland, tracy carlin, news channel 5. let's get a check of the weather right now with mark johnson. >> still under this dome -- this double-barreled dome of high pressure. that is bringing us some heat and humidity around the backside of it. so great news there. if you like summer, degree temperatures, more heat and humidity is the weather headline. twenty-seven, 90 plus degree days work two hours ago, we were at 93. now 91. akron dropped from 94, down to 91. isolated showers. one sliding out of the youngtown area. this one right over salem. another cluster -- of brief moderate rain, just in portage county. i'm thinking dry weather for greater cleveland.

wow. the tribe game will be warm. dry with a few clouds. notice by tomorrow morning, you are still in the mid-70s. guess what, 27, 90 plus degree days. i think we can make 28 and 29 in my seven-day coming up. the summit county medical examiner's office says an elderly man is dead after an incident at brandywine falls. just before noon, cuyahoga valley national park. the victim has not yet been identified. we're working to get more information. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. police have identified a man who they say is linked to the killing of two men in front of children. tonight, they need your help to find him. investigators say an arrest warrant has been issued for 20- year-old isaiah sanders. they believe he was the shooter who killed joshua witherspoon

week ago. a woman inside the home at the time had her hands the tide and managed to escape to a neighbor's house. the driver responsible for this crash that you see here on sunday night face a judge for the first time after the crash. 19-year-old brian burns junior is being held on $1 million bond after killing a woman on her way home from a class reunion. police say burns killed her saturday night ride -- a red light. and two counts of aggravated murder after a woman intentionally set a duplex on fire killing a man on august 20. elizabeth scott was arrested for the death of the man shortly after. we're told that scott had been violence against a man in the past. scott is also facing arson and assault charges and has previously been found guilty of disorderly conduct three times in the last four years.

facing criminal charges tonight accused of driving drunk over the holiday weekend. police say the officer had a blood-alcohol level way over the legal limit. we're live in akron police headquarters. what have you learned so far? >>reporter: the alcohol blood-alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit. now he is on paid administrative leave. what happens next could depend on what happens in court. >> 55-year-old akron registered at 0.269. that is three and half times the legal limit. a state trooper pulled over michael lugenbeal saturday just before 1:00 in the afternoon in akron. michael lugenbeal was driving northbound in a dodge pickup. according to his ticket, he was speeding. driving 47 in a 35 mile-per- hour zone. now he is on paid leave, which is spokesman said, is standard procedure according to the

>> i attempted to reach michael lugenbeal today and went by his home. so far, no response. i also attempted to reach out to the police chief today. i was told he is out of the office. and a spokesperson says that michael lugenbeal could face further disciplinary action but that all depends on what happens in court. he is due in court this friday at 9:00 a.m. live in ak several local residents tonight are furious after learning their names are being forged on official letters sent to the federal government. only on five tonight, we're live in medina county. these letters have to do with the proposed natural gas pipeline. >> reporter: that is right. if approved, the nexus pipeline would run through medina county here and into southeast michigan. as you can see, it is a

circulating out there with their name on it got shows support for the project. and they are not happy about it. >> i looked at the letter. there were no words. >> albert oliver tells me he was shocked to see this letter. his name and address here on the top. and down here too. it is a letter addressed to the federal energy records recommissioned that he says he did not write. we investigated did. it is this lobbying group, the consumer energy a lance come out of houston. in a phone interview today, the president of the group says the organization made robo calls to ohio residents to garner support for the pipeline. he says one of those calls went to albert oliver's house. and someone in his household authorized the letter to be sent. all letters were then sent with the name of official phone records. but albert oliver said he never got a phone call. and if he did, he would never

tells us these letters will not deter their mission of rerouting the pipeline out of this area. >> we're demanding a much wider investigation. >> i reached out to the federal energy records recommissioned he received the alliance letters in support of the pipeline. and they tell me that they encourage anyone to send them a letter if they feel like their name has been misrepresented. live in guilford township, news channel 5. still ahead on news channel 5 at 6:00, tens of millions of dollars untraceable in tax forms despite it being the law. tonight, we take a look at how the clinton foundation twisted and turned its donation filings in new york state. and if you see news happening, you can text or e-

for years not, questions have been raised about foreign government donations to two charities like the hillary clinton foundation and her family. >> both the clinton foundation and the clinton health access

donations on the website. but a news investigation found that both charities are ignoring laws that require them to publicly name foreign government donors and the amount they get. >> script senior national correspondent tells us the one man who can force disclosures on hundreds of millions of dollars is choosing not to. >> we have to stop the endless flow of secret unaccountable money that is distorting our elections. >> government dollars that flow through the clinton family charities that critics argue need to be accounted for. >> our investigation found two of the charities ignored a new york law and related instructions. john wunderlich have the sunlight foundation, a political watchdog. >> the clinton foundation and associated entities are trying to avoid having to tell the public who is getting the money . especially foreign governments. >> new york law requires

is giving the money. the clinton foundation has never complied with foreign donations. >> they list a lump sum total. they do not -- they do not list each donation. >> he is a committee member with the council on foundations. >> the clinton foundation cannot say they are in compliance with new york regulations. >> we also found problems at the clinton health access initiative. and 2010, they received $26 million in foreign and domestic government grants. the charity only reported $242,000 in domestic donations. ignoring instructions to make sure the state numbers matched with the irs, which requires a total number of foreign and domestic. but in new york, charities must name names and amounts. over five years, we found $225 million of discrepancies between what it purported to

be enforced as it is written. >> new york's attorney general schneiderman, just won a lawsuit against citizen united after the conservative group did not want to disclose its major donors. it was named a leadership council for clinton in new york and gave the clintons the maximum personal contribution allowed last year. the office said the clinton foundation is in step with state rules. >> i have no idea how and the statements from the attorney general. they seem to be in direct contradiction. >> the clinton health access initiative says that it told schneiderman's office in the past that if it wants to know about the foreign government concert -- contribution, it can ask. adding that new york has never questioned its way of doing things. the new york attorney general did not respond to our questions about discrepancies. >> there is even more to this story online.

to read our full investigation, you can go to the newsnet5 app. weather wise, a nice shot at wooster. some puffy cumulus clouds. you can tell it is still summerlike out there. it is warm. it is humid. in some places, it is still hot. we have an isolated shower or two. mainly east of interstate 77. look at this. two new lightning bolts just popping up on the lightning detector. moving out of salem in columbiana county. here is the storm south of youngtown. new middletown. heavy rain now. no lightning there. a little bit of moderate rainfall along interstate 80, moving into portage county. this one out of twinsburg. some light rain shower activity heading toward aurora. currently hot and humid. cleveland, akron, 91. and 90 currently in albert oliver. and 92 in fremont.

fremont. feels like 98 in mentor. we will do this again tomorrow and probably thursday. the dew point, 67. sixty-five to 70 degrees dew point's tell the tale when the humidity goes out. you feel it. ninety-four, the official high at hopkins. and 67, the low. and 77, the average. fifty-nine, the average low. the pollen count, everything appears to be moderate. the mold and still high. they will be high until our first really good frost out there. bring on some snow. >> in the mood for football. >> i bet he talks browns coming up. here is the low that is hermine slowly getting more weak. along the coast of new york city, and new jersey. a frontal boundary a stall out. it will take a little while to get here. still more heat and humidity coming around the backside of

same thing tomorrow. lower to middle 90s in greater cleveland. lower to middle 90s for akron and canton as well. tonight, dry and warm. dry and muggy. in the 80s for the entire ballgame. tonight, near 70 for akron. canton, 92-94. isolated thunder in the afternoon. in one or two spots. just like today. thursday, lower-90s with one or two afternoon storms. friday, a few storms. the front 84 degrees. heavy rain likely saturday. there is the wet weather day. seventy-four and dry on sunday. >> but hot. >> i just want a frost to kill the algae. >> yes. >> i want snow. >> i want frost. >> i'm hurting. >> i have been hurting all weekend. >> thank you.

on the hill. we will talk about that. and sunday is week one of the eagles and the browns. great headlines.

they have good players on defense and offense.

>> it makes for a great headlines, doesn't it? perhaps not a great game. the eagles will start. and giving up the second pic. this sunday in philadelphia. >> we had a little jumpstart going back. just have to prepare . being a want -- a young quarterback, we will see what they want to do. getting on the same >> did he stay -- say study the browns? we have you covered when it comes to the browns. we will preview the season tomorrow at 7:00. the first regular-season browns countdown tomorrow at 7:00. and getting to call that

looking to expand on a four and half game lead. the astros tonight at 7:10 p.m. that is when they will start. >> plenty of talk about this ufc fight saturday. but not the only fighter in the ring trying to make headlines. tonight at 11:00, we will get introduced to a local boxer. >> it is my motivation. >> young man. even when i met him. doesdisciplines. he was different. he did not want to set his pants. he did not want to get in trouble. he did not want any of that kind of stuff. he was focused. he knew what he wanted. >> focus. tonight at 11:00, more on that story. >> i'm ready for the browns on sunday. >> let's get a win.

>> we will win tuesday and then wednesday and thursday. >> every day. >> exactly. >> keep the weather right that is your job. see you at 11:00. see you at 11.

tonight, the abc news exclusive. hillary clinton, donald trump, both right here. and so are their running mates. the stunning new poll tonight. the race now a dead heat. 63 days to go, donald trump with the edge. hillary clinton, tim kaine, nothing off-limits. taking aim at trump, saying he choked when it mattered most. clinton tonight on her stamina. and is she ready for that first and crucial debate? the debate is 20 days away, the first one. >> so i hear. >> are you nervous? also tonight, donald trump and mike pence. trump, firing back at clinton on claims he choked. and what he now says about undocumented immigrants. is he opening a new door? and trump on clinton not looking presidential. what do you mean by that? and donald trump's new promise, right here tonight.