you are looking at live pictures of charlotte where people are taking to the streets to protest a police involved shooting earlier today. there are conflicting reports about whether that man was armed. and breaking news on cleveland's east side. a pregnant woman shot earlier tonight. the 23-year-old was tagen to the hospital with several we're working on getting more information about her condition. there's been no information about the shooter. now at 11:00, another grandma, another overdose, another baby's life in jeopardy. >> don't take the chance. >> tonight that grandmother's desperate plea to anyone

heroin. >> i'm so embarrassed. >> that humiliation could have been heart break. >> that grandma overdosed with her 8-month old grandson locked in her truck. >> she tells us exclusively. this grandmother is facing some serious consequences. >>reporter: that's right. she and her grandson were rescued because of quickly dialled 911. >> i wasn't thinking. >>reporter: she left in tears after what happened here at this gas station. pictures of manager crews rescuing or 8-month old grandson from her locked pickup truck. a rescue team reviving her after she overdosed on heroin behind

windows in her truck which was still running and in drive behind these propane tanks. she was depressed after the loss of her husband and it was the first time she had taken heroin reported report what compelled you to take it. >> i don't know, sir. i don't know. >> the responders came so quick. they're the true heroes. >>reporter: she noticed her she was stunned to learn she had already been released from jail. >> she could make her own choices. that baby could not. i do think if a child is involved the punishment should be stricter. >>reporter: she credited cross with saving her lifer and issued this warning about heroin. >> one time could do it. don't take the chancement it's not worth it. it's not worth it.

it doesn't self-your problems. it will make loved ones hurt later in the end. >>reporter: her grandson is currently in the custody of children's services. >> she's facing a $1,000 fine and court ordered monitoring. more charges could be on the way. we have new information tonight on the suspected serial killer now linked to the deaths of five women. one livingings with him. she's believed to be the one found behind a burned out home. when she moved on to this street, he was quick to help her move her furniture. >>reporter: he was in your apartment and touching your stuff? >> yes. it was a little creep by. >> they are reopening the

rebekah leicy. new developments tonight on the bomb planted in and around new york city. ahmad khan rahami is now facing federal and state charges. two exploded one of them on a busy street injuring 31 people. he was captured monday after a shootout with police and she is still in the hospital. new tonight. >> a shocking twist in the murder of a 17-year-old shot execution style and left for dead in a vacant lot. tonight the says the teen was killed for her role in a bank robbery because her accomplices worried she would talk. five people now have been charged here. >>reporter: two adults and threw juveniles. they're calling it an execution to keep her from talking to police. i spoke exclusively with her family shortly after her death

was love. >>reporter: tonight the answers are tough to swallow. after charging documents revealed she was the female suspect in a bank robbery just days before her death. she's shown here in surveillance photos and so is her accomplice. he's now charged along with a 19-year-old in the murder. >> this is insane. >>reporter: the mayor tells me newell and surveillance photos on the news and started to worry that she would give them up to police and then recruited the help of three juveniles. >> they got concerned and contacted three 15-year-old boys to silence her forever. >>reporter: she was kidnapped, shot execution style and left here in east cleveland. tonight, five suspects face charges ranging from conspiracy

murder. it's a sickening story with a terrible twist. >> it is just tragic that we don't know what our teenagers are up to. literally it appears these teenagers were committing bank robbery and murder in the middle of the night. >>reporter: doss and newell were part of the black disciple street gang. she would have started her senior year of high school just days after she was m local school reaching a settlement with three families and the justice department over allegations that it didn't comply with the americans with disabilities act. earlier this year, leaders at the school in rocky river asked her to remove her son because he is autistic. two other students were disenrolled as well and the school didn't make changes before removing them.

will pay the three families and a personality. breaking news in charlotte. heated protests after police shot and killed a man just hours ago. they were serving a warrant on somebody else when they came across this man in a car. he got out with a gun and got back in the car. he got out again with the gun. the police opened fire. the man's daughter says he was not armed and was shot after he this is the third officer involved shooting to make headlines in the last week sparking questions about use of force and calls for change. >> weave been -- we've been living it for years. frank takes us inside the talks. >>reporter: there was some confusion coming into this conversation. people wanted to know what is or was considered excessive force.

conversation stretches coast to coast. but tonight concerns as diverse as this crowd sits in this room. police and the people trust and service, protection and compassion. folks demanding to ensure that the skills of justice are properly calibrated. cleveland police chief extending transparency. a ride down the path of >> come out with us and see how we actual do the job. >>reporter: talk of excessive force came up and feelings came out. >> we need to have community voice actively engaged. >>reporter: she outlined the blueprint. >> 13 members. three of us are representatives. >>reporter: outreach has

more than 100 community groups have been included in the conversation about police, cleveland, the consent degree decree and how to avoid everything bad happening elsewhere. the point, it could happen anywhere. the hope that it won't happen here. they are working on ways to report excessive force. likely to cause injury, not likely, or likely to cause a hospital stay or live in cleveland. 21 states including ohio are now suing the labor department over new rules that make millions more meshes eligible for overtime pay -- americans. this is gross to even talk about. mattresses, furniture, uniforms and equipment at the northville

that's right. i said urine. whofrp did it also left sticky notes with profanity written on them. >> no matter who they are i want them held accountable for this. there's no excuse for this. this is criminal and they need to go to jail. >> there were no signs of forced entry. there's been tension between the firefighters. when north field's he vi failed, firefighters lost their job. -- levy. still ahead, a neighborhood infested. not bugs or rodents. cats run amuck. why neighbors aren't getting help from animal control. an ad on craigslist keeps kids inside. what has people concerned about

almost right on cue. cooler air moving your way. and it sounds like the start of a novel. good thing it happened to a best selling author. i talked to him about his chance meeting with a woman from

donald trump is scheduled to

at a black church here in cleveland. the pastor is a trump supporter. scott has been under fire in the black community for supporting donald trump. i asked is pastor if he was pressuring his congregation to vote for trump. >> if there are those disgruntled they their own decisions. nobody can say i asked them to vote for donald trump. >> as for some of the offensive comments, he says trump is misunderstood. >> he's actually a humble down to earth guy. he's not a racist. he's not --.

coalition for trump which he is not being paid for. he spoke here in cleveland in july. bay the way, tomorrow's event is closed to the public. and the latest poll is more proof of how much of a roller coaster this election is. 46 of like -- 46% of voters in florida are for clinton. the same clinton a 9 point lead. last week i warned you about kissing chickens. now the warning's about cats. this new study found that cuddling kittens could increase your risk of getting cat strach feature. it can be deadly if there are complications. the number of serious infections is up. people get it when a cat licks a

scratches hard enough to break the skin. folks living in a cleveland neighborhood say they're infested with cats. neighbors say they get into the garbage, stop traffic, fight. and then there's the smell. >> the smell of the urine is probably the worst. >> neighbors called animal control but they don't cats at all. the people would have to trap the katss themselves and bring them in. what happened in an elementary school south of pittsburgh making headlines nationwide tonight. >> a cafeteria worker quits her job over what's happening to kids in the lunch room. it's awful. students bb denied hot lunches if their parents owe more than 25 dollar on their accounts. when she had to take hot meals

with a sandwich, she had enough and resigned. >> his eyes welled up with tears. >> if older kids owe 25 dollar, they don't get a lunch at all. it's a new policy to try to get parents to pay up. before they had more than 3 hundred families who owed and now they only have 66. here's another shocker about a school in wis recess after someone posted an ad that said children for sale, forest glenn lel meant ri. hundreds of kids to choose from. pick and run. male and female ages 5 to 9. it's being treated serious to keep kids safe. the ads have been taken down. unbelievable. and now let me tell you

parking lot. a life affirming moments that will stand the test of time. jason wright wrote about this on his facebook page. the african american woman with a zest for life driving home after seeing a gos bell show over the weekend. jason was there to help with directions. they ended up talking. they formed a quick friendship. >> a real gift that i needed, a reminder that it doesn't doesn't matter what you're wearing if you've got a gold tooth or red hair or not. what matters is that we just see one another and have our eyes open. they struck a bond but jason never asked the woman's name. all he knows is that she's from around here somewhere. he calls her the woman from cleveland. there's no romance. just people with nothing in common with so much in common.

like and i didn't care what she looked like. we seized an opportunity to connect for a few minutes. >> as you said in the world in which we live, what a great day. >> absolutely. a day i'll remember for a long long time. >> if you know this woman or are this woman, get in contact with us. jason would like to say thank you for that wonderful >> wow. >> that's awesome. >> that's great. >> i hope we find her. >> wouldn't that be great? we could have a reunion. >> i bet we'll know by tomorrow. >> isn't that great? let's talk about some warm weather before the cool down arrives. fall begins 1022 a.m. on

he wants the top down on the jeep. let's go. cleveland live downtown. a great look at our sfi. magic number for the tribe six games, andy's got that coming up -- city. >> look at this. great shot. >> we'll tell you everything that's going to happen. >> your mic is off. >> andy's coming up. all right. it is a canvas of beautiful colors here on the radar. it's a customary summer weather pattern. it is not raining anywhere nearby anyway. the nearest rain shower is way up here over lake michigan. not coming oush way any time

couple of days. outskirts in the 60s. we've got mid 60s for akron and canton. dew points 59. so humidity is manageable. so your weather window tonight, notice clear skies and we'll bottom out near lower and middle 60s near cleveland. some spots in the upper 50s. here's the dool cool down. it will we'll watch a frontal boundary stalled out. the high will do its job and keep us warm and dry. the front finally arrives for the weekend. tonight 60 and career sky -- clear skies and mild. tomorrow, starting off right around 60 degrees and ending up in the 80s and dry and warm.

you want to see the cool down? here it comes. fall comeses on saturday. a high of 69 on sunday. andy's got a great story about

the magic number is six. tonight branten with a big hit as the indians beat the royals

>> yeah, for sure. we find ways to win. that's what this team's done. it's fun to help them win and it's a good feeling. >> let's talk about the positive in the night especially after the weekend. it was the pitching performance of josh t ooshgs mlin. -- tomlin. just what the doctor ordered. >> gave our team a chance to win. we know we go out there and lolg innings and keep us in the game. we're up for the challenge -- log. >> when it comes to sports and life, confidence is something everybody searches for. >> the walk is what i start all of our classes with.

confidence and they're ready to become a lady that i pull out of them. >> professional dancer is the founder of shameless studio. >> so shameless ladies is about teaching you to be confident in your skin no matter what shape, size, age or race you are. >> she's a former cavaliers dancer. that led to the creation of shameless. >> i was picked on a lot and i kind of got to the point where i didn't feel so confident and i wanted to do something for all those ladies who have had similar feelings. >> when she thinks about the definition of beauty, it's not something you can find looking in the mirror. >> beautiful to me is when you can see it without physically looking at it.

literally have fun with it. >> too big or small is not a thing. all women are beautiful. that's what i push in the community and everyone who walks in the door. >> she's inspiring many to own a shameless attitude and she's created a life for herself where her happiness is not based on how she looks. >> it makes me feel like i'm doing my purpose. it it's a good feeling. you're going right foot first.

we're going to take another live look at charlotte where people are protesting another

there are conflicting reports about whether the man had a gun. >> you just saw some kind of a flash go off right here. whatever happens, good morning cleveland will have the latest beginning at 4:30 in the morning. >> thank you for watching. >> we'll be back here tomorrow. have a great night.

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