, we cannot tolerate destruction property, and we will not tolerate the attacks toward our police officers peered that is not the american way. >> chaos in the streets of north carolina. for the 2nd night in a row anxiety has run high because of trouble in the streets. the anger continues to grow following another deadly shooting by police. we will have further details later on, but first the story.

remembering the life of an ohio state trooper was killed in the line of duty. right now family members and friends of ours saying there -- their final goodbyes peered this is a live look of what is happening right now. sarah phinney is live at the lorain county community college were much is happening. >> reporter: good afternoon, the hurst arrived at the but we're still seeing some cars wrapping up procession here at the lorain county community college. the moving service and in about an hour ago. there was a sea of blue with about 2500 people filling the seats. there were law enforcement officers from at least 19 dates, canada, and a big show of some port locally. ohio state highway patrol

trooper kenneth malaise. he encouraged the crowd to keep telling stories about him to keep his memory alive. he was hit and killed by a car exactly a week ago while working traffic on i 90. the most emotional part of the service was when his 3 children took the stage. have a listen. >> i will let you guys know thank you for all of your service and i love him so much. he is my hero. >> my love than one life time than most people get from the father -- from a father. we still fill the love. thank you guys -- feel the love . think you guys -- thank you guys . >> reporter: it was a standing ovation for the kids. as i mentioned, the hurst

about 5 minutes ago. you can follow the procession on our newsnet 5 app. there is a special tribute plan washington in memory of a well-known clevelander. it is in memory of george one of it was also -- the tribute is set for the national press club. he was the well-known public figure who long maintained a home on the cleveland's eastside. he died in june at the age of 79 . let's check in on the weather situation. >> i think this is actually some amazing weather. summer sticking around long. we have seen a lot of sunshine but the

a front will bring it in pretty soon. rain is and what we are worried about. as you can see we are dry across northeast ohio. temperatures are the real highlight. 81 degrees madison. 83 manier. shifting toward the west, these deep reds. we are already in the low 80s as we head through the afternoon. we will work our way to the mid and upper 80s. it is going to around. we will talk about the rain chance is coming up. it is the first federal carfentanil case. a couple has been indicted after distributing the drug. they were arrested after allegedly selling heroin laced with fentanyl and carfentanil from there home.

overdoses within the cincinnati area. walk-ins and crawford are accused of selling carfentanil during that same time period. not of south carolina -- north carolina were violence erupted once again during the overnight hours. maggie is there providing the latest -- latest for us . >> reporter: it has been a busy day already here in charlotte. crews have been out re buildings. police officers are out in full force. dozens are on the block make nature security a strong. as the continue -- the community continues to rebuild, all eyes are on what is going to happen tonight if the national guard and the state highway patrol on the streets of charlotte after a 2nd night of unrest. protesters violently stormed

this store was looted, fireworks were thrown toward police as they fired back with grenades and tear grass -- gas . >> we gave additional orders to disperse. protesters continue to damage property and assault our offices . port light police in riot gear got control of the situation. at least 9 men were injured including one is unless the work. a curfew will be considered a protest continue. >> the streets are open. we're hoping for a peaceful day. we are preparing for this evening.>> reporter: scott's family says he was holding a book and underarm when he was shot down on tuesday. they have taken to facebook. police say he had a gun and wouldn't drop it despite being told repeatedly to do so.

weapon for what they say was a handgun on scene. >> he exited the vehicle with a handgun. authorities have identified the officer shot. he is currently on paid leave and is also african-american. right now they are not releasing the dashcam video saying they want to show it to the family first. >> reporter: man, as we continue to look forward to what is happening tonight we do know the governor has declared a state of emergency. there are many extra troops is

people are protected. the department is justice -- of justice is coming here to calm down the city . >> has the scott family responded to any of what has happened? >> reporter: yes, the scott family did release a statement saying while everyone has their right to protest the urge people to demonstrate sculley reiterating do not be violent, do not go again urging people to be nonviolent with any demonstration. >> what is the community doing to prepare for and prevent more protest tonight? >> reporter: we are really waiting to hear from leaders in the community. we have already hurt from the mayor as well as the police chief also members from outside of charlotte are coming into town. the department of justice is sending some people to charlotte trying to calm down

can protest and hold signs but do so in a nonviolent way. the mayor said if things get out of hand they might impose a curfew on the city. >> we will follow what is going on today. many thanks. we do appreciate your report from charlotte north carolina. members of the justice department will be in charlotte trying to calm down that day before we going tonight -- go into the nighttime hours. a cold sweet treat is being cream may be contaminated with

for those of you who may have a taste for some sweet on occasion, there is a cold street being -- treat being recalled. cream and 10 southern states. there report it may be contaminated with listeria. so far no one has gotten sick. last year they recalled all of the products because of a listeria of rick. cleanup efforts are beginning today now that gasoline is going into the colonial pipeline. the spell was a 2 230 gallons of gasoline last week. that caused a

some stations were forced to close gas stations or only carry certain grades of you will because of the spell. a spokesperson says investigators still do not know what caused that massive spill. >> it is too early to speculate . we have not have the time to excavate the pipe because we have been focusing on the bypass . without doing it we would not know. even after we excavated we expect it will be the cause is. we are not in the speculating business. the east pa said they would -- the epa said they would test the soil and the water for any contamination. hillary is a smart woman and donald trump is just -- i would hate to say it but he is a maniac . >> vying for the vote: how the political battle in ohio has presidential candidates gaining

check out these numbers. it is the first day of fall. we have hit the automotive equinox and we're seeing numbers like -- automall -- autumal equinox and were seeing numbers like the low 80s.

with the race for the white house heading into the home stretch, abc news is on the road talking to keep voters in the battleground state.-- states . we begin in ohio. we have more on what the voters are deciding . >> reporter: i can tell you every single murder that we spoke to, they made one thing clear, not voting in november is not an option. many of them told me at this point they are not sold on either candidate.

candidate.>> reporter: this is no ordinary race. >> i'm not going to just vote for hillary because she's a woman.>> reporter: voters we spoke to voice their frustration . >> i feel like i'm in kindergarten watching a bunch of little kids fight back and forth. >> it is overwhelming. it is crazy between the drama and the negativity. >> reporter: republicans did not hold donald trump or the process. >> i think you should stop acting like a fifth-grader. we need something different. >> reporter: these lifelong republicans say they are now undecided and winning over the swing state voters is crucial especially for donald trump according to experts. >> pennsylvania is almost a must win date for donald trying because he is -- donald trump because he is going to

reporter: 20 are up for grabs in pennsylvania and no candidate has one without a strong showing in these 4 counties. these are the same areas we met voters still on the fence. as for the number one concern, the economy. those who are still undecided say both clinton and trump have a long way to >> many thanks for your report. in the meantime there is of the news to what as the clock toward election day. political eyes are on ohio. both clinton and trump are going after unlikely ohioans, the nontypical voters. donald trump supporters seem to be older, white blue-collar

there are more people fitting that description in ohio than in any other battleground state . that explains why he has been here more than clinton and talking in what has traditionally been democratic terms. >> people are concerned about national security. they are concerned about domestic security. they are concerned about jobs and some of the trade deals. i think that resonates with not just republican supporters for donald trump but also democrats >> slowing the average republicans her way in ohio. so far she has out spent the donald trump campaign and his backers 54 to one margin. she has 55 -- by a four to one margin.

summer is really putting up a fight. here's a live look outside right now. blue skies, it is absolutely beautiful. it is still lush green. i can't wait for those colors to change. 83 cleveland . 84 medina . back in 1936 they set a record warmest day of fall, 80 for the warmest day of fall, 86 degrees. it is possible. the normal high is about 72 degrees. here's a look at the tribes versus the kansas city royals were cast. temperatures in the 70s -- forecast . temperatures in the 70s. don't forget you can catch us on the radio.

first day of fall feeling like summer with a high of 86. >> we welcome fall. it will feel good for us. that will do it for us. >> closed captioning is brought to you by: rite rug flooring:

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