-z. now at 11, hillary clinton and donald trump faceoff in their first presidential debate. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no, we're not. >> tonight we epic show down and put their statements in our truth o meter and how it's waying in on ohio. one hundred million people were expected to watch and if they did, boy, did they get a show. >> they sure did. they clashed over the economy, tax cuts for the wealthy, and isis. >> whether the candidates were telling the truth is a question, so let's start with news 5 john and where was there

winner tonight? >> absolutely if you're a trump support eurostep and absolutely if you're a clinton supporter. >> i'd say 50 very 50 and -- 50/50 and give some points to trump since it's his first one on one and hillary has done these before. she focused on policy and detail and trump went on the attack. he was much more differential. he used the term secretary clinton and in those ways marco rubio presidential. >> let's take a look at some back and forth related to nafta. >> i know how to really work to get new job ands to get exports that help to create more new jobs. >> but you haven't done it in 30 years or 26 years. >> i've been a senator. >> you haven't done it. >> and i've been a secretary of

things that's happened. >> that's your opinion. >> you go anywhere you want, secretary clinton, and you'll see devastation. >> i have a feeling i'll be blamed by everything that's ever happened by the end. >> why not. >> yeah, why not. >> well, basically getting ohio and michigan, trump definitely won that won because he mentioned the states he's trying and hillary recited her resume and said you're blaming me for everything. you don't use that in a debate. >> digging into the first presidential debate and the truth made behind both candidates. ron has been doing fact checking tonight. >> we teamed up with mitt fact and put the -- politif r fact and start with donald trump and

for failing to release tax returns. >> you'll learn more by donald trump by going down to the federal elections where i filed a 104 page financial statement of sorts, the forms, it shows income and the income, i just looked today, the income is filed at $694 million for this past year. >> well, trump statement is related false. he released financial statements required by candidate but has not released tax returns that show how much he's been paid and how much he's given to charity. now, we also looked into this statement made by hillary clinton about trump's tax returns. >> maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of you watching tonight, to know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes because the only year that is anybody's ever seen

state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license and they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> this comment is rated as mostly false. he did not pay federal taxes in to the years she was referencing but the same record shows three other years when he did pay federal income taxes. we'll have a lot more fact checking on tonight's debate on our news net 5 cleveland app. i'm ron. >> ron, thank case you were too absorbed in the debate to watch the indiana game, they're the official american league federal champ. they clinched their spot in the playoff with a 7-4 win over detroit, take a look at their win in the clubhouse. news 5's sports anchor is in detroit and will bring us postgame reaction in just a few minutes. but now football, developing

lauren has details on what we've learned. >> according to the north royalton post, bailey was arrested for an ovi around 1:00 a.m.. he was also cited for failure to come ply, drug abuse, drug pair farmer nail ya, speed, and an unsafe vehicle. free agent during the offseason and came to cleveland by way of seattle. new tonight at 11, a grand jury handed up an indictment for the man accused of killing an ohio state trooper. 37 year-old joshua gas bar facing two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, and a misdemeanor charge of driving

trooper on i90 in lake wood two weeks ago. be careful making cuts. we've lived through butchering educational program ins this district already. >> a lot of people riled up over what's happened. they're trying to make up for a $15 million budget deficit. >> we're talking teacher layoff and closing five school buildings. joe was there, parents where there and this was big because they'd go from three high schools to one. >>reporter: under the proposal, both normandy and valley forge would re-purposes and dozens of teacher ands support staff layed off. >> these are people's -- laid off. these are people's lives. it's very hard. >> the budget administrator rusty couldn't hold back the

emotional as the district announced deep proposed budget cut that is would close five school buildings, eliminate multiple educational program ands, and produce duns of layoffs. >> parents openly taunted school board members and believed parma's $15 million deficit is due to mismanagement. >> i'm challenging you to strike the first blow. challenging you to provide a sentiment of change amongst community >> the propose cuts would make parma senior high one large super high school. parents believe there's not enough room here. >> where are we gonna park everybody, not to mention the people that live in the community, would you like to have your house on west 54th? i think not. >> these kids are gonna be a wreck. ease parents are gonna go home, we're gonna have -- i have to

another way and not enough public input on the plan. >> it affects our property, our values, our families, these kids going to school. >>reporter: parma public school wills hold a meeting on october 24 since is must be submitted by october 17. reporting live, i'm joe. new tonight, an ohio federal judge odder ordered that it treat the 11 year-old transgender girl as she is. it was challenging the obama rule on transgender restrooms. the student is biologically male but identifies as female. it made alternative restroom accommodation that allowing her to use the girl's restroom would infringe on other

parental leave. it would give county workers up to six weeks of paid leave both moms and dads. after the birth of a child or adoption of a minor child. if the ordnance moves forward, could become law next month. it was a gruesome discovery over the weekend and now the family of a cleveland man found dead in the trunk of a car is speaking out only to news 5. >> he was my child and i loved hi a be treated this way. megan talked to the family tonight. a 43 year-old marvin and megan, tonight, this family feels betrayed. >>reporter: kimmy was found dead in the trunk of a car behind his girlfriend home, someone that the family trusted and now she and her son are suspects in his murder. marcus kimmy first learned of his brother's death on the

and my family to find out the way we found out. >>reporter: kimmy's mother, father, brothers and sisters tell me that's how they all found out on social media with no confirmation from police till today even though it was more than ten days since he missed an appointment to take his mother to the doctor. >> he said i'll be there right away and i he never made and and never heard from him again. >>reporter: they discovered his badly decomposed body friday might behind his girlfriend's house. she was arrested saturday morning and tonight there's a warrant out for her son. kimmy had been dead for more than a week. >> that many days later in all of that heat, he's unrecognizable. all i got now are pictures. >> pictures of the brother who held their family together. tonight they're left wondering

tossed aside. >> like they weren't anything but trash. my son was not trash. >>reporter: no word on charges file inside this case. the vigil for kimmy is set for thursday night. megan, news 5. more protest in columbus today demanding change after police offer shot and killed a 13 year-old during a robbery investigation two weeks ago. you can see floor here holding a die in. the group is calling for an independent investigation into tuyere king's death. >> so many questions after a local high school football player dies days after being hurt in the game. we'll show you the video of the play that led to the injury and hear from his family. a crisis at the crisis holt line. the man who used to lead the hot line for our nation's

more soggy whether to our north and guess where it's headed. i'll show you when more rain will arrive and how long it'll

snow this heroin crisis seems to have no end in sight. >> there's a huge debate over

and more doses of narcan to revive people who have overdosed. one dose can save a life just a few months ago, now it's taken as much as 15. sometimes those who are saved are made because they're high has been taken away. now officials in law enforcement across the country are talking act scaling back on resources to help them. but the police officers we talked to today said they'll keep doing everything they can to save a life. >> if it was your loved narcan. >> the narcan is another tool that we can use like cpr. we don't decide who to perform cpr on. if it needs done, we perform cpr. >> the governor in maine wants addicts to pay for the drugs crus today save their lives and the sheriff in hamilton county ohio wants to end immunity programs. we first showed you this video at 6:00 p.m.

team. he gets hit as the player from the opposing team goes for the football. jackson walked off the field and goes to the hospital, conscious and alert and released on saturday but yesterday he passed away. his brother found him on the floor not breathing. he gave andre cpr before rushing to the hospital where he died two days after the original injury. family spoke exclusively with news 5 today. >> when i try to find out he's fine, he's fine, he's fine. >> i wasn't ready for that. the last time i seen my little brother, he was dead. >> paramedics took him to the university hospital because the solin fire department said that was the family's request. that facility does not have a trauma center. the former dreck terrific of the va crisis line, more

troubled veterans. most were not answered because of bad work habits. they were rolled over to backup centers with less training. the former director said that some workers took less than five calls a day and left before their shift was over even if more calls were coming in. trouble for ho's biggest online charter school as well. enrollment at electron ick classroom of tomorrow is almost 60 reported. that could put $60 million of the school's funding last year in jeopardy. meanwhile, a judge is deciding a dispute over how online students in ohio count their student's enrollment and determines a school's funding. crapped cowed see the second large -- cedar rapids,

all the sand left behind from the construction. folks who live there are urged to evacuate that area. we saw rain but we saw it end too. >> yeah, we did not get a whole lot less than a quarter of an inch in most spots today. one dry day and then -- >> what happened? >> more rain. persistent for several day ins a row. >> we will fact check that. >> yeah, really fact check that one. >> mostly true via vote for me. take a look at what's going on outside where you are, we've got a mainly clear sky, i promise sunshine every day during my presidency. >> all right. >> by the way, what do you think? >> got my vote. >> fact check. >> dry weather, here we go. downtown cleveland, traffic moving well. show you what radar looks like now. power of five, rain out of here. this is grand clutter and cooler air settling in and see

west. watch the clearing, yes. working its way in se good-bye, a couple high thin clouds canton, new phillie ashtabula. first of all, middle 50s, parma north royalton, bedford 59 downtown. 56 in west lake. drive out to mans field, they're at 50 now and 50 wooskter where it'll get chilly and see 50s overnight. 54 in norwalk, 58 hopkins, 58 cacoran and canton -- akron and canton. 48 dew point, humidity at 56 percent. good visibility thanks to the clearing skies. see this little swirl here and zoom in on this and there's a lot of rain out here. to our north and west. this is an upper level low

spinning for now but this is coming right down over northern ohio. got a day to mow the yard. tomorrow you get sunshine and wednesday the clouds return and scattered showers in the afternoon and might hear thunder and this low sits and spins into saturday over ohio. so hit and miss rain beginning wednesday afternoo even a few showers possible saturday night. hopefully we can keep you dry on sunday. so a prolonged period of scattered showers. 52 overnight, mainly clear, and chilly. kids on the bus tomorrow, a lot of you inland will be in the 40s. but coming home, up to near 70 degrees so mild and dry through the afternoon. we'll go 70 tomorrow, mainly sunny. staying dry, akron, canton, 45

right to it. how about it? wednesday shower, 65. near 07 with showers thursday. friday showers and 68 and saturday 65 and shower. more debate coverage coming up

i agree, she's got experience but it's bad experience. and this country can't afford to have another four years of that kind of experience. >> this is a man women pigs, slobs, and dogs and someone who has said pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers, who has said women don't deserve equal pay unless they do as good of a job as men. >> i was going to say something extremely rough to hillary, to her family, and i said i just can't do it. -- can't do it. >> hillary clinton pushing

debate. he came close to biting but did not. really saw two different donald trump's tonight. >> yes, we d. we saw in the opening and even at the end, donald trump was more restrained, more composed, trying to use the proper language when talking to secretary clinton but the second trump we saw was the one in those primary debates, the one that was aggressive, denied claims being made about the birther controversy and the situations with finances, and continued to hold are not what you say they are. >> she has specific goals going into this debate to be a relatable, personable with the audience while being the prosecutor. how did she do? >> she probably did better on the prosecutedder said than the relatable side. she was trying to connect with the way she talked about the issues on a personal level, talked about her father and his business and what that meant to her and put that in the context

ands contractors. -- contractors. trump had lesson ands messages that resinated more and had political connectiveness with the people supporting him. clinton did the same thing. on the discussion of race particularly. both scored points on that but they're taking to the people they're trying to mobilize as their supporters the not much left in this election of undecided. >> we have a lot of them here in ohio as a whole, what did it do to move the needle do you think with those independence, the probably go to that second and third debate to really make a decision. for ohio, it's been leaning towards trump in the last week or two. clinton trying to get it back and in cuyahoga county, it goes in many ways what happens with the state. >> thank you very much. we have three more debates to go. an interesting final stretch into the home stretch.

good news tonight for the tribe, they won their first division title since 2007. here is how it happened. top of the second, cocoa chris with a st gives the tribe an early 2-0 lead. bottom of the second, tigers return the favor, sending one to almost the exact same spot. a two run homer as well. that notches the game up at 2. the indians pull ahead in top of the fifth. jason, deep to left, carlos santana score ands puts the tribe up 3-2. the team happy

with a 7-4 win, our very own had, ake -- hakeb is in detroit. >> you're a veteran celebrating a division championship. >> and it never gets old. had the same feeling as i had every single year coming into this, and it's been great to come together as a group, it's awesome. >> jason, central division champs. how does that sound? >> got a good ring to here in. >> yes, definitely. this is awesome. exactly where you want to be at the start of the season, celebrating with sam pain with all your sr. champagne with all your buddies. >> take this in 2013 but now divisional champs. >> we thought it was a one game and go home. but now get to stay and get our feet wet and we're coming for some people. >> what do you love about this team? >> look arnold. these guys are awesome.

it's amazing. >> what do you think of my goggles? >> just as good as anybody elses. >> congratulations. >> . >> yay, indians. glad he got goggles. >> all right, way to go, indians. >> all new tonight, big debate and big winner, the cleveland

>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, the cast of "mast are minds." zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig, vice presidential hopeful tim caine and music from the lumineers. and now, back by popular demand, here's [ cheers and applau [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us.