the confrontation happened earlier this month. edward dergel said he was a passenger on a speeding atv. the policeman pulled them over, they complied. and also within the last hour we have confirmed a girl who has been missing since saturday has been found. tracy carloss broke this story at 4:00. tracy, what do we know now at 5:00? >> reporter: take a you can see them here at this house in euclid. the 12-year-old girl was found late this afternoon. she disappeared on saturday while riding her bike to a friend's house down the street. she never made it. they also discovered she was using the app kik. they are not sure what role played in that girl's disappearance. police are waiting for search

we saw a man in custody, police had them handcuffed, and they took them away in a police car. tracy carloss news 5 live in euclid. now to the story everyone is talking about, the first presidential debate. >> yes, they are. we are calling trump on how the governor and former candidate john kasich thinks that his party's nomie with us for what party leaders and voters are saying today. rob? >> yes, through social media and the press last night as they did so face to face. they thought clinton won. 27% gave the debate to trump. most of those people identified themselves with a disclosure as democrats. but today both nominees did their victory laps while most

trump took to twitter to declare he was the winner sharing a collage. and getting continued support though from party leadership today. >> i saw hillary clinton give a polished well-rehearsed defense of the status quo, which seven out of ten americans don't like. i saw donald trump give a spirited voice to those of emerging in front of us the potential for what the unified republican government can get you. >> okay, but clinton has plenty of her own cheerleaders. the vice president stomping on her behalf in pennsylvania taking particular offense to trump's debate not comment that he does not pay federal taxes because he is smart.

here who is paying taxes. my dad paid all his taxes. >> and so your mothers and fathers are breaking their necks to send you here. >> we'll have a full recap of the debate as well as our expert analysis and fact checking. it is all there for you to check out. the second presidential debate will come up on october 9. all right, governor kasich back in northeast ohio today, the governor talking international economic development right here in cleveland. john kosich was there. john, the big question as he watched that debate. >> yes, but he weighed in only slightly that he hoped to be a part of, speaking to the crowd of more than 1,500 in cleveland from around the world for the four-day conference, fitting into the theme of the international economic development is his support for the transpacific partnership for tcp. he recently met with them to

the trade deal, which supporters say will open up their american goods to the countries. now one of the few things that donald trump and hillary clinton agreed on last night, their opposition. >> i mean i watched both candidates last night talk about how bad trade is. i mean that's bologna, that's politics. if you don't want innovation, don't trade. if you don't want developments, don't trade. if you want to turn your back on the week and those coun against china, then kill the deal. >> well right now, the deal will lack a support in congress. kasich will be staying away from politics otherwise in the 25-minute speech focusing instead of -- on the ohio story. john kosich news 5. >> maybe he didn't do a good job and i was unsatisfied with his work. >> all right, well what you just heard right there, hold on one second.

dozens of times that donald trump interrupted hillary clinton on the debate stage. it is a phenomenon that would have a lot of women sounding off on social media, saying that this happens in their lives every single day. our derick waller did some research on what is known as interrupting with the men speaking over women. derek, what did you find? >> reporter: well, i found out what that word means today, but i spoke to a couple other people. >> he didn't pay income tax. so if he paid zero. >> believe me, they would add $5 trillion to the debt. >> but you have no plan. >> he did it over and over again. >> that's fine, have a good time folks. cutting hillary clinton off two dozen times. mel mcgee was walking and she started coding in 2013 with a goal of getting minorities

>> i completely noticed that he was cutting her off the whole time. i've had those experiences in my own professional life. >> and he always referred to me and the contractors as the secretary. i had a degree in architecture. >> reporter: that is before she founded cleveland's free and indy foundry. a pair of business incubators helping artists turn their passion into a profession. >> they think what is happening is a >> trump's interruptions were less about gender and more about discomfort. a power move when the time of the faces of the authorities are changing. >> it is putting people who have never practiced on listening to change their behavior of others into a position of discomfort. >> derick waller with that report. clinton interrupted trump two times by our count it happened twice. a fraction of at least 24

president biden is stomping for hillary clinton today, but he is not the only big wig hitting the campaign trail on her behalf. >> bill clinton getting ready for a campaign event that kicks off in less than an hour. our megan hickey is live where we know that people are lining up. >> reporter: that's right, the music is kicking up. former president bill clinton is set to talk about the po we are just two weeks away from the deadline to register. that is october 11. and now clinton spoke at a high school this morning in toledo where he spoke about civil rights and protecting american workers. it will be interesting to see if they will have topics of last night's debate and again at 11:00. live in cleveland megan hickey news 5. >> all right, so we have seen them spreading their message on

republican senator is one of the savvy users. we are talking about rob portman's well-funded campaign. he's very good and effectively using data mining according to google. he also mastered youtube's ads and searched promotions to hold on to his seat. a challenge from ted strickland. strickland is also using google tools, but doesn't have as much cash to get the results. well hold on to your hats it's a windy day out there today. ma? just a bit, but again still breezy as dhomonique ricks just mentioned if you're going out and about especially near the lake erie shoreline hold on to whatever you have on in case those 15 to 20 miles an hour winds do catch you. 73 in elyria, 74 in cleveland. 73 in akron. 71 in canton. a wide view of the radar shows dry conditions right now all across ohio. that means you and i will stay dry, all right? through the evening hours, rain

coming our way. they will not arrive until tomorrow. whatever you want to do out and about great weather for it. the low 70s at 6:00. mid-60s at 8:00. and 60 to 63 degrees by 10:00 p.m., with just a few clouds floating in. the rain once it arrives will hang around for a little while. we'll show you that coming up. >> all right mark, thank you. tensions at an all-time high in charlotte. >> an emotional plea to the violence. >> this is because it doesn't mean anything to me. >> all new at 5:00 the emotional stories of helplessness emerged as the city council faces a very tough decision. two cries tonight from the family of the ohio teen killed by police. the desperate plea that they are making. we haven't heard this in a while. the government facing a shutdown? why services could shut down as early as friday. >> a major disease had been eliminated from our country.

protesters in charlotte are determining the mayor over the shooting of the black man by the white officer. they remain peaceful, but the tensions are still pretty high after the shooting of keith scott. and the city council meeting last night, people of all ages would take to the podium. it was this testimony from the 9-year-old girl that brought a lot of people to tears. >> they are killed and cannot even see them anymore. >> that's right. >> just saying that we have to go to the graveyard. that little girl just one of dozen that spoke at the meeting last night. warning that it could be rough in the streets until justice is served. two ohio families are pushing for answers into the death of their loved ones today. the families of the 13-year-old kyrie king and green renewed

investigation review today. both say that there are discrepancies between what they are saying as king was killed earlier this month when police said that he pulled a bb gun that looked like a real police handgun. today his grandmother talked about the last time she saw him. >> and i told him that you need to go home, get on that bike and go home because i didn't want you getting hurt. so he climbed up into the bed. and he gave me my last kiss. love you. >> just heartbreaking. the second shooting creating a controversy of henry green killed in june after saying that they fired a handgun in their direction. both cases will be presented to a grand jury. with the recent rash of violence, gun store owners are preparing for gun sales to soar. in the past week there have been several mass shootings in houston, baltimore, near seattle. they are seeing a spike in the

in the first six months of 2016 that the number of the permits nearly doubled. and tonight severe weather is causing big problems across the country. check out what's going on here in iowa as you see the damage. the river has crested ten feet above flood stage sending them rushing into the neighborhood, forcing thousands of people to just get out. as they explain the problem is fire, not water in california. >> reporter: today they are showing you the smoldering hills from flames take out the trees below. this wildfire is breaking out monday from the santa cruz mountains. hundreds of residence were told to leave last night. and this morning some people were forced to, packing up their belongings. >> clothes, jewelry, the documents. >> reporter: and watching the billowing smoke. >> there was a huge mushroom cloud, which was pretty daunting. >> reporter: animals were

visible pacing back and forth. hundreds of fire personnel were working to contain the blaze amid a heat wave across the state. and further east in the middle of the country it's water forcing people out of their homes. in iowa the cedar river cresting today at 22 feet. floodwaters are turning neighborhoods into rivers, inundating homes. the residence were trying to reach them by canoe. >> this is most significant flood event in the history of the city of cedar rapids. >> close to 3,000 properties are evacuated. the river is expected to be in major flood stage all week. many more rivers under floodwaters across the state. and here in california good news for crews battling wildfires. the heat is easing, cooler temperatures are expected to move in by the middle and the end of the week. in los angeles i'm lauren

familiar with that flooding. >> they've had a little area of rain sitting over them for five days. now the rain is shifting coming our way. we are not expecting any flooding here, but we're going to have like five days in a row with scattered rain and some thunder. >> well you're preparing us for it. >> enjoy today. look at our live shot with the sun going down, another great sunset for northern ohio. outstanding weather, just grab the sweater as a the 50s quickly. right now 73, warm in akron. 74 for cleveland to medina. 71 in worcester. 74 fremont. we've got 69 in youngstown. canton you've warmed up to 71. dry weather on the power of five. now there's the rain. sliding our way. it's an upper level low that's coming down. it's going to sit and spin on us for about five days. so it is just going to sit over

with clouds. downtown if you are coming down the 60s at 7:00 to 8:00, partly cloudy again, bring those sweaters, but you'll stay dry. here they mentioned how breezy it's been all afternoon long as you can see right now 14 to 20 miles an hour winds. but look what happens after 8:00 p.m. the winds do tame down quite a bit as temps will fall down through the 50s. pardon me. see, i've got what frank has. >> yeah. >> see, i feel it is something in here floating down. now look at this spin right here. there's an upper level low and it is slowly going to move down and sit right over northern ohio by i'm thinking thursday into friday. there's the low and it will drop right in. it drops right in and sits here. so all of this rain surrounding it, scattered rain showers with a few rumbles of thunder. that is your rest of the week into your weekend. let me show you some hour-by-

we will start out with some sunshine. it is south and east of the city of cleveland with the upper 40s on the thermometer. clouds are coming in rapidly and the showers, that is 2:00 p.m. but you can notice for the great friends as they are picking the wine grapes up here in the grand river valley as you could stay dry all afternoon long. so if you are picking grapes tomorrow, the lake in ashtabula county that you've got a great shot of dry weather for most if not all of the and then the rain showers persist. 8:00 p.m. this is thursday. 7:45 a.m., more showers. this is thursday at 4:00 p.m. for you with more scattered showers with the embedded thunder as you get the idea. with that low hanging around they will sit and extend a little wave with some embedded thunder, all right? 51 tonight, partly cloudy staying cool. i think that tomorrow because of the clouds and rain that we will go 67 degrees.

isolated thunder mainly during the afternoon hours. now tonight for akron 47. and tomorrow 68. notice the afternoon rain showers. you'll be dry tonight in stark counties. tomorrow morning clouds coming in and then afternoon showers with some rumbles. scattered showers on wednesday and thursday and scattered showers on friday and saturday. and just a few showers on sunday before we dry out monday into tuesday. >> all right, thank you, arabia pay for 9/11 is ahead. the late breaking developments tonight. >> all new at 6:00 a frantic search is unfolding for a man who posed as a policeman and assaulted a child. what we have learned about the

another government shut

washington today. it's because they cannot agree on how to help flint michigan. the bill is needed to keep them running past friday at midnight to help fight the zika virus. some democrats also want to send money to flint, which has been dealing with the crisis for about a year. they want to pass that bill as is and promised to help flint after the election. >> the proposal would to sue saudi arabia and was vetoed by the president. the president rejected the measure because they could lead to u.s. diplomats. it would make a vote tomorrow and to be the third time in their presidency that one of his vetoes will be overturned. an urgent warning tonight for people who called 911 during emergencies.

your life in jeopardy. >> and a major effort tonight to get people to vote. a look at some of those events

top stories tonight at 5:30 begin with breaking news. a girl who has been missing since the weekend has been found. the 12-year-old girl sparks disappeared while riding her bike to a friend's house a home along south lake shore boulevard. >> we just learned that the cause of death for a euclid high school football player. 17-year-old andre jackson died on sunday just two days after being hit in the stomach during a football game. we now know that he suffered inflammation in his abdomen because of a small bowel laceration. that happened after blunt trauma to his abdomen. >> today both major party nominees are doing victory laps.

night's first presidential debate. major news outlet and the voter poll by cnn found clinton to be the winner. donald trump tweeted online the polls, which are unreliable because they allow people to vote more than one time. you know news 5 is always investigating. we all call 911 when we need help. you need it fast. but the dispatchers say it is harder than ever to reach you during the emergency. >> we learned in just one local city that help was delayed twice in just a matter of macedonia to find out why. >> reporter: it's all about location. back in the day tracking down an emergency happened like this at a landline home or business. but with cell phones, it's just not that easy. it is making it harder for crews to get to you when you need it most. it's the world in our hands. seemingly a connection to just about everything. >> the police department, can i help you? >> reporter: other than this dispatch center. >> reporter: that's right.

it is likely the emergency dispatch will not be able to track down their location. >> what's the address? >> reporter: just ask kim sutton who has been doing this in macedonia for more than ten years. >> people have a misconception that we always know where they are at, but that's not the case. >> reporter: just this past weekend a fire and a fatal car crash. the caller is nearly impossible to locate. >> they didn't know where they were. >> reporter: it delayed emergency response time where every a message, know where you are. it just might save a life. >> you can't completely rely on technology, you need to know, can i go back to the good old days where you knew where you were? >> reporter: across the country, they are working on new technologies that will make tracking your cell phone easier. but until then, check your location before you dial 911. in cleveland tara molina news 5.

second of four men who severely injured a stark county teacher will be released from prison after spending the minimum of their 18 months to 20-year sentence. they could be set free back in 2014 fourteen agers were charged with -- four teenagers were charged with throwing rocks off the overpass. that rock smashed through the windshield hitting sharon in the face causing permanent damage. 42 days until we name our next president. today organizaon information they need to make an informed decision. it is all part of national voter registration day. i met up with latino voters in the hispanic alliance who were busy translating the critical information.

the unemployment associated with the lack of jobs. >> and he was just about to say all those times that he is depressed that he actually cries at night. >> and those folks that have ordere >> reporter: and so executive director juan who helped translate says that folks could be spanish dominant and they know very basic english. >> reporter: something that he agrees with. the 49-year-old has called the

passionate than ever before about their current state of america. for the first time in november he'll count it. >> they are very happy to register it today and because they want to vote and he's going to vote. >> the hispanic alliance tells me that nearly 80 people registered to vote today. that surpassed their expectation. now the deadline to register to vote is october 11. and we just learned 806,000 ohioans have requested absentee ballots for the november election. more than 13,000 of them are for military and oversea voters. those people could submit their ballots. for everyone else early voting begins november 12. in case you're wondering the request for absentee ballots are up, we are talking about 83,000 more than in 2012. well funding for ohio's largest online charter school could be up in the air after the ohio department of education found enrollment an

was 60% lower than originally reported. the state says that they tried to block the regulators from accessing their log-in information. >> umbrellas indeed. take a look, but not until tomorrow though, all right? tonight you're dry with a nice shot of downtown cleveland if you are going out and about through northern ohio. everybody is going to enjoy this kind of a sky outside through the evening hours. now let me show you but once that sun goes down around 7:00 p.m., that's when the temps will really begin to drop. the rain showers will drop in tomorrow. right now it's all about being dry all across the area. we will zoom on in to the cool spot right now youngstown at 69 degrees. cleveland is at 74. so your hour-by-hour forecast, low 70s at 6:00, then watch those temps by midnight. in fact outside the city lights by 10:00 p.m. you're in the 50s.

definitely. notice overnight lows are bottoming out in the lower 50s for the big cities. outskirts away from lake erie the upper 40s. rain coming in, how long it stays coming up. >> all right, mark, we want to get to some breaking news out of charlotte. that's where the police headquarters have been evacuated. these right here, live pictures of the scene. sources tell us that wsoc had a suspicious package found in the mail room. they have been the mass protest after officers shot and killed a man, which happened last week. all new tonight an important notice for college students about to apply for financial aid. what you need to know about new deadlines. that's next. and a deputy threatens to send a new mom to jail. what she was doing that nearly got her arrested and how the deputy's boss responded when they heard the news. but first your winning lottery numbers.

in my world of weather today, it picture this tuesday afternoon, what a great sky as it looks like summertime, but it's not, it's fall. look at this, this is sand blowing off the beach. that is haze and sand. and so it has been very windy all afternoon long. that says it is off the rain, sorry about that. rise up cleveland, a great shot

today. they overlooked their championship city. not only did they win, but the cleveland indians, they are now central division champions. mark j. weather on twitter, mark johnson on facebook, like, follow, then post.

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to october 1. it is important to get your information in as soon as possible. but she will need loans to pay for college. >> and they tend to be more expensive. here is how it works. submit the fafsa form get a student aid report telling you which aid you qualify for. and then enter that information into the calculator on their website. and to get their idea of what a college will cost you before you apply.

need your fafsa to determine how much you'll get and it's on a first-basis, first-come -- first-serve, first-come basis. >> you can use the irs data retrieval tool on the fafsa form to directly import your tax information. >> don't worry if you don't know all the schools you want to apply to. list all the colleges that you're considering to hold your place in line for financial aid. you can always add more later on. >> reporter: lynn plans to apply for fafsa as fast as she can. >> then i can make a college choice. >> that is leon bibb reporting. remember you must reapply for the aid every single year. the new application date also means getting earlier notice if your package changes with signatures and correct information. it could slow down the process costing you thousands of dollars. now all new at 5:00 one of the victims of the houston mall

the 33-year-old said that he was on his way to work when he was hit by bullets monday. chap said he was able to tend to his wound. >> there was a piece of me shooting at the suspect as i needed to get out of the line of the cross fire. i'm incredibly blessed to be here today. >> reporter: he says that he didn't think he would be alive right now. the father of three says he is worried about the man who shot him. >> america is the world's first region to become measles free. and now measles is a highly contagious virus that lives in the nose and throat of the infected person. the last case happened back in 2002, researchers say that the

removed them from our region. while we were no longer spreading them, that doctors warn of the outbreaks. >> an occasional cocktail is fine, but there is growing concern that more americans are binge drinking. new numbers from the cdc show the number of adults who admit to heavily drinking is significantly higher than it was ten years ago. doctors are concerned because binge drinking is linked host of problems. >> and all right mark j., what's in the air in the weather? >> the breeze that we have today has kicked up the dust and things like that. that is probably what we're breathing in. so if i squeak you know why. i bet that there is more out there suffering. >> did you wash it away? >> the rain will. >> yeah, for about five days.

coming in. look at those clouds to the north. detroit cloudy. we've got a few of those little clouds here and there and all in all a pretty decent afternoon with abundant amounts of sunshine, and 69 degrees. how about 71 with oh we'll add in one more. that's the trapezoid of 71s. 72 in mansfield. 69 in raven -- ravenna and youngstown. now we've seen the winds gusting above 20 miles per hour for most of the afternoon and morning. current wind gust at 24, akron at 25 miles per hour wind

an hour wind gust within the last hour. the winds will calm down during the overnight. 68 at 7:00. by 9:00 p.m. you're at 69. the sweaters, yes, as you can see the upper level low right in here as i'm going to draw that in and guess where that low is going to go? that low is slowly, but surely going to right over you and me, all right? and all the way on through the weather weekend that we're going to see this low, sitting and spinning. you can hear the rumble of thunder, partly cloudy, staying cool and dry. now tomorrow your morning

67 tomorrow, the showers likely during the afternoon. if you have a sporting event during the afternoon, that it will be a good shot that there will be some rain showers around or nearby, all right? during the afternoon and evening hours. 47 for akron and dry and tomorrow we'll go to 68. look at this seven-day forecast. what do you thursday scattered showers. friday scattered showers. let's bring on their weekend and a few showers. and 67 on wednesday, 68 on thursday, 70 on friday, 71 on sunday. we really don't dry it out. but if you need that dry weather for their weekend, i'm thinking that sunday is your best shot.

rain, but the hit and miss scattered showers that will come in for a little while and leave and come back in and leave. it will be persistent if it makes sense, then monday we're dry with your golf game day monday. >> stay inside and watch some football. >> or some baseball. >> yes, indeed. >> disturbing video and details are emerging about the abduction of the 9-year-old girl. assaulted the child before letting her go. and just wait until you hear how he was able to lure her away. >> a new solution to prevent a growing crime as you can see it right there. we are digging into the idea that could stop their smash and grab robberies for good. >> but first the backlash against a breast-feeding mother. what happened after police tried to arrest this woman for

deputy threatens to arrest a breast-feeding mother in georgia. >> reporter: savannah euclid was interrupted by this sound. one-month-old kumar was hungry. >> reporter: but as she started to leave after checkout, she said this stopped her, allegedly asking her to cover up since some might find it offensive. >> i'm not doing anything wrong. i said if someone finds it offensive that's on them, not on me. >> reporter: she says she then told the deputy she was allowed by law to nurse in public. a mother may breast-feed her baby in any location where the mother and baby are otherwise authorized to be. >> and that is when he started

mother of two. >> he was like ma'am, see, i already see things. and if he unlatches and show nipple that is indecent exposure. if i were to try to cover myself up, even for just a second he said that would be indecent exposure and that he really didn't want me to have to be arrested. >> reporter: the county sheriff john darr took to facebook to weigh in on the situation saying that our office does not condone these actions and will ensure all officers know understand the law. on behalf of the sheriff's office i would like to personally extend an apology to the woman involved. we hope that she knows that these are not the opinions or practices of the offices and as a whole. she filed an official complaint on monday in hopes that other mothers won't experience the same treatment. >> it was horrifying, absolutely horrifying that somebody who like i said is suppose to protect me would threaten to arrest me and i

wrong. >> well that is it for live at 5:00. >> rob and danita, what's going on at 6:00? >> all new at 6:00 a dangerous predator targeting innocent children. >> a man tricked a little girl into trusting him before assaulting her. and tonight there is fear he could be after another child. plus, a cash strapped city getting a boost to their budget, but it is only temporary for this growing problem. news 5 at 6:00 begins in two

now at 6:00, a little girl abducted and assaulted by a person she thought she could

were missing and that she needed to come with them. >> they are terrified that their kids could be next. >> reporter: and tonight the search for a dangerous predator intensifies after a terrifying attack on a 9-year-old girl in massillon. >> the child was abducted by a man who posed as a police officer and then sexually assaulted her. bob jones has new details on the investigation. but first bob, what do you know about the girl's condition? >> reporter: well danita, th brought here to their children's hospital to be examined following the attack and that she has injuries to her face. tonight the real police are ?? trying to track down a fake cop who has frightened massillon. >> reporter: the 9-year-old girl left the downtown public library around 6:00 p.m. on monday. but heading towards home, a man in a pick up approached near second street and cherry road, earning the girl's trust by pretending to be a cop. >> she just said that he had