breaking news on "good morning cleveland," hurricane matthew making itself felt in the carolinas, sparking tornado warnings weakening, but still powerful as it plows up the atlantic coast. the latest on the damage it is leaving behind. and donald trump issuing an apology overnight after some sexually-aggressive remarks by the presidential candidate are made public. what republican -- what one republican senator says, that is not enough. helo, welcome back to this edition of "good morning cleveland saturday." i'm nick foley. let's get right to the latest with hurricane matthew. here's what we know. overnight it was downgraded to

the u.s., the death toll in haiti raising to 800. we begin with lauren lyster now live in new smyrna beach, florida. [ no audio ] >>reporter: the deadly hurricane wreaking havoc as it moves up the coast. overnight matthew bringing deafening rain, storm surge and destruction to south carolina, flooding roads, downing trees and driving cars off the roads. an eerie light show on this highway as multiple power lines explode. the powerful category 2 hurricane has weakened but continues to show its force. states of emergency declared in georgia, south carolina and north carolina. >> really the best thing now is to just hunker down, stay in a safe place, don't move, don't try and move around.

pummeling florida. >> sounded like a train hitting the house, that's all i can say. the wind was just so strong. >>reporter: as matthew barreled through palm coast, a home security camera captures the moment rushing water crashes into a home. full roads getting washed away. st. augustine one of the hardest-hit areas with water flooding downtown streets, trapping dozens at this inn, as matthew travels north, 26,000 people riding it out at shelters in the carolinas while thousands of without power and in florida more than a million people are without power. as the cleanup begins, residents where we are are being told it may be a week before the lights are back on. in new smyrna beach, florida, i'm lauren lyster, abc news. a lot of damage going through, but at least in that area the worst has moved on. it's now heading towards south carolina. janess a webb joining us now for more on hurricane matthew. this has been a long road for this hurricane, all the way through cuba into the atlantic coast, all the way up florida,

impacted by that storm. >> we just saw that shot in florida, they are trying to pick up the pieces now. it has been downgraded to a category 2, but we are not in the clear by far. you can see the eye of that storm still offshore, but we're talking about maximum sustained winds to 105 miles per hour. we're seeing the brunt of this moisture right now. we're really concerned about a storm surge, the copious amounts of moisture making its south carolina. now, this is all about the path of this storm. it's still going to be lifting to the north to north carolina, affecting charlotte, raleigh- durham as we step into tomorrow morning. you can see all the warnings and watches in place, in green. those are flood concerns for charlotte, colombia, raleigh, north carolina. we still have those hurricane warnings in effect for portions of south carolina and the outer banks. now, closer to home, northeast

we're starting to see a little bit of high pressure building building in, but what we're dealing with is a cold front, a very weak one that provided us with a few scattered showers this morning, but you're going to notice today for your saturday afternoon, folks, the temperatures. they're going to be dropping fairly quickly. to the west right now 53 degrees for norwalk, 58, hey, good morning greater cleveland. you can see that warm air still in place for dover new philly to stark and summit county, they're going to fall about 20 degrees. should not disrupt any outdoor plans, but today i'm going to need to you have that light coat handy. they can definitely feel that temperature dip when you walk out there. still a great day for sure. thank you, janesa. traffic alert for you now. before you hit the road, the ramp from i-77 north to i-90 east close until 3:00 and the i- 90 west ramp to i-77 south closed until 7:00 tonight. detour signs will be posted throughout.

story this morning, breaking overnight, presidential candidate donald trump saying i'm sorry for sexually- aggressive comments he made a decade ago. a video surfacing friday now making its rounds all over the internet. you may have seen it. just now after midnight he posted an apology video to his facebook page. news 5's meg shaw tracking the latest from trump. meg. >>reporter: yeah, good morning, nick. the timing of this video couldn't be more problematic for donald trump where now exactly -- we're now exactly one month out from election day damage control which he started last night with an apology video on his facebook where he admits he was wrong. now, in case you haven't seen or heard about the 11-year-old video obtained by the "washington post," trump can be heard talking to tv host billy bush about trying to sleep with a married woman. now, he never mentions her full name, but casually discusses making aggressive advances towards women. then just hours later after this video comes this video, his apology.

trump says that 11-year-old video doesn't reflect who he truly is and says his travels during this election have changed him. >> i have gotten to know the great people of our country, and i've been hum nled by the faith they -- humbled by the faith they've placed in me. i pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you down. let's be honest. we're living in the real world. this is nothing more than a distraction from the important issues we're facing today. >>reporter: now, he attack bill and hillary clinton, saying hillary has shamed and intimidated women bill has allegedly abused. now, today speaker paul ryan was scheduled to appear with trump at an event in wisconsin, but says he is sickened by the video and will not attend today's event. now, coming up in the next half hour, trump isn't the only candidate facing new struggles. brand new e-mails released by wikileaks puts hillary clinton in some hot water.

trump scrambling this morning to get things back on track. moving on now, a man faces charges accused of drunk dialing 911 and it happened in stark county. police say this man called 911, then hung up. then he called back and said it was a misdial. then he called one more time. this time he allegedly told dispatchers it was all a test and wasn't happy. so he wanted to file a police report against the 911 system. police were not amused. they say he was drunk and he now faces a charge of disrupting public services this morning. one of the two kids hit by bullets in their home by a drive-by shooting has been released from the hospital. 9-year-old elizabeth davis is home recovering after she was shot in the back. but 3-year-old savannah davis is still in the hospital in critical condition. she was hit in the forehead. so far no one has been arrested in this case. thank you so much for spending part of your saturday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up later an alert for parents and caregivers. two important recalls on

and a crowd goes wild, the surprise guest hitting the jumbotron at the indians game. who they added to championship field at progressive field yesterday for sure. and janessa has our local weather. >> nick, we are waking up to cloud coverage and just a few rain drops. i'll show you hour by hour when all the sunshine moves back in.

good morning, everyone. welcome to the weekend.

big time temperature 58 degrees. so that cooler air in place. we are tracking our cold front that produced us with a few rain drops earlier this morning. right now you can start to see the clearing that is taking place out towards wayne county. and we're looking forward to these clouds lifting to the north, and that's going to allow for more abundant sunshine taking over. right now, hey, good morning, medina56 degrees. ashtabula, you're off to a wo decreasing clouds, but i promise you by the 11:00 hour you're going to be sitting in sunny skies across the board. now, our normal for today is 66 degrees this time of year. you can see we're down to the lower 60s as the front continues to track through. this is sweater weather that's back in full effect. we've been spoiled this last week, upper 70s to lower 80s. so more of a fall-like weather pattern taking over. nick. >> thank you, janessa.

getting hurt in a game two weeks ago will be laid to rest. andre jackson took a hard head in the middle section on this kickoff. he was taken off the football field. two days later he died of complications from the injury. the funeral is at 10:00 this morning at starlight baptist church in east cleveland. also new this morning, a group of north ridgeville police officers, dispatchers, record clerks and administrative personnel have filed a lawsuit against the city. they claim officials incorrectly calculated overti the complaint also adds the city's method of calculating overtime wages by veets the fair labors standards act. and also new this morning, police and the fbi searching for this man who robbed the mayfield heights bank yesterday afternoon. it happened around noon at the huntington bank branch on mayfield road. robbers simply walked into the bank, passed a demand note to a teller, but no weapon was seen and no one was injured, thankfully. if you know who he is, you're asked to call police. as we head to break,

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8:15 now on your saturday morning. hurricane matthew has left hundreds of thousands of people without power as the now category 1 storm skirts the state's east coast, but its most damaging blow to the southeastern u.s. could still come later. holly ferrer now live in

matthew's damage. and, holly, please, give us the lay of the land where you are. how bad is it this morning? >>reporter: yeah. well, nick, not too great in some areas. we had a resident that just walked by and said this is way worse than the last hurricane they went through in oa 4 as she's assessing damage, it appears to be by her house or by her business. that's what we're dealing with now. you know, yesterday when hurricane matthew came right by the coast here it was a category 4 points, and today is when everyone is assessing. they just opened the bridge about an hour ago, letting cars come back because they were evacuated two days ago to see what has happened to their homes and to their businesses. and officials are very concerned because they're say, listen, it's a mess in some places. i want to show you something. we found this where we are right now. this is what they're concerned about. this wood came off of somewhere, but you see these rusty nails sticking up. people could be walking through the debris and not see

else even more potentially dangerous. over here you see this is a downed power line. a lot of people may not see something like this, but they've lost power to much of daytona beach here, and the concern is that people will be walking around and not notice these downed power lines. so today really it's just about cleanup as people come and assess the damage. we've seen many business owners over here saying they don't know when they're going to be able to open a evacuated, they're safe and buildings and homes can be fixed. >> holly, this storm really has affected so many people as it made its way along the coast, so many thousands affected by this. any word on some of the areas specifically where you are about when those aid crews, those repair crews will be in to help folks out? >>reporter: we've seen some emergency vehicles around. we don't know exactly when, but we know that police and fire

we just saw a volusia county truck come by. they're working down by the beach. they're working on some of the the facilities there because where you're looking at right now, the water washed ashore, all the way up to this point, and it brought a lt a lot of debris here. that building over there, there were two stairways on it, on the beach side. one stairway is still there, one stairway is completely gone. we don't know where it is. we assume it was washed out into the ocean. >> holly ferfir, a long road for the folks as they begin the recovery proc and janessa now joining us for a look more at this storm. just amazing damage as we are taking a live look now, a lot different in our neck of the woods than what those images we just showed folks there. again, as holly mentioned, that damage, it's really -- you don't know what you're getting into until you actually get out there and see it firsthand. >> exactly. >> it's a process, a long process to go through that damage and move on. not like that for us. >> for us in northeast ohio we

we were tracking just a very weak cold front, but, you know, we are not over with this hurricane here. downgraded to a category 1 currently, but if you have family and friends across charleston, south carolina to raleigh-durham, north carolina, i want you to check on them this morning. you know, the eye of that storm has not made landfall, and it doesn't look like it will, but we're still talking about maximum sustained winds up to 100 mile you can see the heavier bands charleston, making its way up to the florence area, fayetteville, raleigh, charlotte, they are up next. we are talking about gusty conditions along with copious amounts of moisture. the biggest concern is the storm surge, the beach erosion that's going to take place across the outer banks and the eastern seaboard. now, closer to home, as nick said, it's a completely

and this is hope here, folks, a little bit of sunshine trying to track in for wayne county. now, the cold front is starting to make its way in. look at the contrast on this contours map. to the west 48 degrees, but you can see most of northeast ohio mid-50s to upper 50s right now. the front will continue to track through, and we are waveling completely good-bye to the upper 70s -- waving completely good-bye to the upper 70s and lower 80s week long. -- that we've been basking in all week long. you can see the high pressure has taken over much of the western communities and it's going to make its way into northeast ohio throughout the afternoon. it's a bubble of fall-like air that will take over this afternoon. we're only looking at daytime highs lower 60s. so look at the clouds. it really starts to fade out by the noon hour if you have outdoor plans. we are looking a-okay, and, nick, we have that big meteor shower tonight. look to the north with clearing

thank you, janessa. well, the indians find themselves in a prime position after winning the first two games against the boston red sox, so can they wrap it up up in beantown? that's the big question. another full slate of matchups on the high school gridiron. our sports team breaks it all down in this morning's sports report. that ball is rifled into the corner in right. that is that's going to score a run and now it's called a home run. >> oh, the indians get a big hit from lonnie chisolm, lonnie baseball. the indians lead the a.l.d.s.2- 0 after winning 6-0 at the ballpark team diradmonish was there and has more on the man who dominated on the mound for the tribe. >>reporter: when david price was introduced in boston in december, he was asked about his 0-7 record in the post season as a starter. he said, quote, i'm just saving

the red sox. well, he's going to have to keep on saving because he remains 0 for october. in the meantime cory kluber 1- 1, socking boston in the mouth and earning his first win -- earning a win in his first post- season start. [ crowd noise ] >> it was a blast. i mean, you know, it was obviously a great atmosphere. i enjoyed it. i think that it was a lot of fun to have, you know, a crowd like that, especially that >>reporter: will you be a little bit rusty or would he be really good? i think he answered that question. he was terrific. >> he's one of the best pitchers in the game right now as effective as he was. he came out and pushed on to fight and stuff. after that he settled down and it was back to the same cluver that we've seen every single day. >>reporter: after two games what are you most proud of? >> everybody. this whole team is competing.

any of that stuff, but we have players that love to compete and have bought into this team. it's a fun thing. >>reporter: when lebron james and the champs were shown on the scoreboard, they went bonkers. perhaps the indians can follow the cavs' route and tweak their first-round series on sunday. with the indians, news 5. time now for a little high andy, she's lauren. let's roll. we start with cleveland heights 4-2, traveling to bedford to take on the 6-0 bear cats. heights scored the first two touchdowns of the game and it started with this. wright, the nice toss to summers, 7-0, a 12-yard strike. watch this 21-yard run by number one, reggie harris. don't forget it as he pushes his way into the end zone. it was a barn burner. nobody was stopping him and

>> homestead falls at glenny as they hosted midview yesterday. midview up 14-6 at the half, but not for long. olmsted falls at the 1-yard- line and, yeah, pulling through. just moments later lynnville does it again for the two-point conversion to knock the game up at 14. crump hooks up with seth for an 11-yard touchdown pass. >> let's head over to parma30 seconds left to go before half time, patawa driving 10-3. big 3rd down. kevin petersen, lundwig keeps the drive alive. 10 seconds left to go. now petersen looking for kelly in the corner of the end zone. it's a 10-yard strike. the bruins tied the game up at 10-10, but way too much

>> north ridgeville hosted avon last night. avon looking 7-0. they came out strong. matt kelly finds mit cooper for the four. they go up 7-0. avon did not stop there. brian malley looks to mcclure. he takes off. look at those wheels. he's headed to the house, 14-0 lead for avon as they go on to win 49-20 and remain unde on the season. >> danic 60-yard run right there. brecksville looking to improve to 7-0 taking on north royalton. breckville down 7-0. they tie it up. alex from 1 yard out for number 20. later in the quarter, breckville driving again, royalton, picks off the pass, but it's not enough. the b' own the golden shoe trophy, 50-34. lauren, that is a wrap on week

more time? >> no way. are you kidding? it's a great morning here. we gotta have a lot of fun. don't forget, ohio state, indiana and we'll have scarlet saturday coming up at 7:00 with hakim durmish and matt wilhelm. that's it for morning sports. >> thank you, guyses. some important recalls. the summer infant company is recalling 86,000 fabric slings that are attached to little luxuries whirlpool bubbling spa and shower bathtubs. there have be slings deattaching and babies bumping heads. parents should immediately stop using this and contact the company for a replacement. and the consumer product safety commission also ujing people to immediately stop using sergeant arts craft paints. the arts and crafts and finger paints were recalled because of possible exposure to harmful bacteria. contact the company for a full refund. still to come for you this morning, for the third time in just over three weeks another person is struck on the side of

why does this continue to happen and what can be done to prevent more accidents. and we are continuing to monitor hurricane matthew, now a category 1 on the move towards the carolinas. you're watching "good morning

it is now 8:29. we begin this half hour with a live look outside. a little overcast skies now, but it's going to clear up a little bit for you. it's going to be a little

welcome back to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. we have several major developing stories for you this morning. we, of course, are tracking hurricane hrk, parts of coastal georgia flooded and communities in south carolina and north carolina are now on high alert as the storm continues its path north. the latest on the damage so far. and donald trump not the only candidate in hot water this morning. hillary clinton's campaign dealing with scandal as well. the thousands of new e-mails wikileaks is releasing sms and let's get right to the now moving onshore in charleston, south carolina. here is what we know. it was just downgraded to a category 1. abc reporting at least six are dead in the u.s., the death toll in haiti, however, rising to nearly 800. millions are without power in the southeastern states. and right now the u.s. military is on the move headed for haiti. that nation in crisis as the death toll there, again, continues to rise. just look at what the survivors there had to deal with.

helicopters going to help, but having a hard time to get to some of the hardest hit areas. they will be able to deliver relief to remote areas as soon as they can. and we checked in with our local red cross to see if any of their volunteers would be deployed to haiti. they told us in northeast ohio volunteers will focus on victims here in the u.s., and we know you are probably wondering how you can help. you can always donate to relief organizations like the red cross. in fact, if you are an at & t customer, you can donation. meteorologist janessa webb joining us now for a look at weather. again, this has been a long- lasting event. i mean, this has gone all the way up through the caribbean, obviously we saw how hard haiti was hit, now up the atlantic coast and now into georgia and south carolina. a lot of people being affectd to say the least. >> this is a historical late season hurricane. i mean, october, we shouldn't be is seeing this, but it -- we

said, florida finally in the clear and they're picking up the pieces. but since this has been downgraded to a koot goar 1 -- category 1, doesn't mean things are over just yet. things are starting to look a little bit better. just in the last hour we're starting to see things loosen up just a tad bit. but i still have my eye on charleston, south carolina. want to show you this cell that is bringing gusts to about 90 miles per hour across this will continue to track to the north affecting them with another dose of moisture. our major concern is beach erosion, storm surge. so the moisture continues to flow in here. up next is north carolina from fayetteville to charlotte, we have our eye on you as moisture continues to track in. now, closer to home, we were off to -- we are off to a cloudy start, decreasing clouds. and look how things have cleared up pretty nicely out towards wayne county.

a comeback quickly here. to the west we're in the mid- 40s, but you can see the warm air still in place because that cold front has not tracked to the south and east. so today we're still talking about a ton of sunshine across the board, but, nick, our daytime highs, they have fallen about 20 degrees, so here comes that sweater weather. >> yeah, definitely feeling like fall today. well, while donald trump is focusing on damage control over friday's video on the democratic side hillary clinton's campaign is dealing with scandal as well. wikileaks releasing thousands of new e-mails. news 5's meg shaw following the campaign trail for us. meg, what's the latest this morning? >>reporter: well, nick, in a statement wikileaks says this is just the beginning on a series of deals involving clinton and her campaign chair. the website releasing 2049 e- mails they say came from podesta's account. the e-mails came just hours after the obama administration accused russia of trying to interfere with the election.

speeches that gave clinton -- that clinton gave. they say in the e-mails, they say she was paid at least $26 million for those speeches. in one of them she told bankers she, quote, favored open trade and open borders. in another speech clinton said politicians must balance, quote, both a public and private position while making deals. also saying, quote, it is unsavory and it always has been that way, but we usually end up where we need to be, adding, bu discussions and the deals, you know some people get a little nervous to say the least. so you need both a public and private position. at this point the clinton campaign has not confirmed the authenticity of the documents, though it did not deny them either. podesta tweeting on friday he doesn't have time to figure out which documents are real and which ones are fake. nick. >> all of this is going to make for a very interesting debate tomorrow night. thank you, meg. now to a developing story,

490 while changing a tire last night, just the latest in a series of similar crashes. first last month trooper kenneth valez struck and killed while conducting traffic enforcement on i-90. just last week a woman was killed while changing a tire on i-480. megan hickey looks into what was going on. >>reporter: this was the scene on i-490 westbound friday night. an ambulance transported two people from the side of the highway near east 55th. one man hit by a car while it's an eerily similar scene to the one on saturday night. >> two people were out changing a tire and then they were struck by another motorist. >>reporter: this time on i- 480. 27-year-old tiniosha matthews was also changing her tire when she was struck and killed, leaving behind two young children. >> that's crazy that two people have gotten injured over a tire. >>reporter: drivers near the scene tonight tell me they're fed up. >> if i'm trying to get out of the car to fix my tire and

grandchildren? it terrifies me to know that people are so much in a rush that they would hit me while i'm trying to get my car together. >>reporter: ohio law already requires drivers to slow down and if possible change lanes in these situations. but statistics from the ohio state highway patrol show that the move over law has done very little to keep pedestrians like these safe. the number of tickets issued since the law went into effect in 2011 has quadrupled inherent dangers and responsibilities that come along with operating a motorcycle motor vehicle on the highway. >> that was megan hickey reporting. no word this morning on the condition of the two hit last night. all lanes, though, are back open this morning. well, coming up next, a surprise show of support for a local sheriff's deputy who is being treated for breast cancer. and in this week's journey through my ohio, leon bibb

cleveland, bob hope. janessa. >> nick, we are baking up to cooler temperatures, daytime highs only in the 60s today, but in my seven-day forecast i'm going to show you when the 70s and more sunshine returns.

good morning, everyone. to the west right now you're seeing partial clearing, but the clouds are still floating around to our east, lake county you're off to kind of seeing

going to return by 11:00. we're going to see more sunshine throughout your day, but our daytime highs, folks, they have fallen about 20 degrees. we're back in the lower 60s, so more of a fall-like weather pattern completely taking over to summit county. you're looking at a high of 63. so we're going to talk about more sunshine throughout your weekend, but, nick, sunday only highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s. so not much heat behind that sun >> a little chilly, but it's il weekend. thank you, janessa. today the cavs will face the philadelphia 76ers in their second preseason game at the q, but the q is going to look a little bit different. the arena will be filled pink for the night in support of breast cancer awareness month. a special half time ceremony will honor survivors, fighters and their families and friends and fans are also encouraged to wear pink. and since october is breast cancer awareness month, a local deputy is getting a lot of pink support from her brothers and sisters in blue.

amy dukakis had breast cancer and then surgery and now chemo. as a result she startd to lose her hair and decided to just shave it all off. she's an lech-year veteran with the office, so she a close to her fellow deputies and even more of a surprise to amy, 17 of those deputies with the office shaved their heads for her. >> i cried. i cried a lot. the amount of support here has been amazing. these are my brothers and sisters in blue. we put our lives in each othe -- it's just been amazing. >> it certainly has. amy still has months of tough treatment ahead, but said with the help of her family in blue, she's got this. she certainly does, and we wish her the best, of course. we'll be back right after this short break. giving you a live look downtown

now back to the race for the white house, donald trump and hillary clinton continue their preparations for tomorrow night's presidential debate. now, as we told you earlier in the show, it appears there will be lots more to talk about. news 5's john costa has a look ahead. >>reporter: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and former vermont governor howard dean have something in common, a mutual dislike of each other's ca debate, clinton surgat howard dean's advice for hillary is simple, take what you did last time -- >> just keep doing it. the second debate is a little different, a town format, she's very smart, she knows the issues, trump knows nothing about the issues and really doesn't care. >>reporter: and there is begins. trump surrogate rudy giuliani taking issue with that saying trump will be prepared and you'll see it if the debate is fair. >> i do hope the moderators stop interrupting and telling

because in lester holt's case, each time he did it, he was wrong. >>reporter: in 2000 giuliani briefly challenged hillary clinton for a u.s. senate is seat in new york before suspending his campaign for health reasons. so he's done his opposition research. are there things you know about hillary clinton that donald trump has not used yet? >> yes. >>reporter: are you urging him to use them? >> we'll see. [ laughter breablght >>reporter: would you like to divulge some of them now? >> no, i wouldn't. >>reporter: the war of words extends beyond those spoken writ ep or tweeted. tweet during the debate tweet. notice trump sniffing all the time. coke user? does he really think that? >> i have no idea. i'll leave that up to his physician who doesn't seem to be exactly on top of things. i mean, look, whatever is the matter with trump i don't know. a normal person doesn't get up and start tweetling at 3:00, 4:00 -- tweeting at 3:00, 4:00 5:00 in the morning. >>reporter: giuliani, you have 15 seconds for a rebuttal. >> i think hillary clinton would be a disaster.

a criminal sitting in the white house. and as having been a prosecutor for 17 years, i am convinced that she violated at least 20 different federal laws. >> and the showdown in st. louis is a town hall format, so you have a chance to ask some of the questions or at least vote on the ones you like. we've posted a link to the website on our news 5 app. and then you can watch the debate starting at 9:00 tomorrow right here on news 5. then we'll have a team breaking it all down for you on news 5 at 11:00. been a real concern this election year and president obama's administration is pointing the finger at russia. this election cycle has been hit by several hacking scandals and leaks of e-mails, including documents from the democratic national committee. several state election sites have also been hacked. and the servers trace right back to russia, but the white house did stop just short of blaming russia for those attacks. russia has dismissed the claims. and new details emerging about several high profile

says he will fight sex trafficking charges. carl ferfir was arrested in his texas offices raided. backpage is an online classified site that makes most of its money from adult ads. investigators say it is used to illegally traffic women and young girls. the national center for missing and exploited children reporting 2,900 cases of suspected child sex trafficking on backpage. ferfir will be taken to california to face those charges. and hoboken train station that wa crash will reopen next week. but fewer than half of the tracks will be open when it does. investigators say the train was going twice the speed limit when it crashed last month. one woman died and more than 100 people were injured. all right. janessa back with us for a look at weather again. again, you walk out today compared to walking out yesterday. >> different story. >> whole different ball game, right? >> whole different. >> we were pushing 80 yesterday at the start of that tribe game as they went up 2-0 on the red

to barely hit in the 60s, right? >> we've just been spoiled. >> we have, that's true. >> it's time to talk about fall. >> keep it in perspective. >> and start putting away the flip flops and the boots and the sweaters, start to break them out here. and this weekend you're going to feel kind of a chill in the air with our overnight lows and our morning lows in the mid- 40s. so cooler air taking place. now, just about an hour ago i was tracking a little bit of moisture for cuyahoga county, but it has slid across our decreasing side to eastern locations. the cold front still to the west, and that's going to slice through throughout your afternoon causing our temperatures to only be in the lower 60s is. also winds, they start to whip this afternoon, about 15 to 20 miles per hour. so you're going to notice that. that will bring the feel-like temperature into the mid-50s. so cooler air in place, winds

throughout your afternoon. our 5 live radar, composite radar, you can see that moisture has lifted to the east. the clouds are in place. but behind it, oh, this is all good news here. that's high pressure building in. but behind that is that cooler air. the cold front makes its way through, that bubble of cool air dropping our highs about 20 degrees throughout your afternoon. but we're looking forward to a lot more sunshine. folks, there's just not a lot of heat with the sunshine. still have tonight we are talking about that big meteor shower, i want you to look to the north. you should get a good glimpse, make sure you are on facebook, twitter, send me in those pictures tonight. i want you as you're watching that meteor shower to have a light coat handy. 47 degrees. so the cool air in place. this is not a bad seven-day forecast. we are fighters here. we come back. and look at this, nick. by tuesday back in the 70s. >> i still love that. what are we going into the

we're hitting 70s. fantastic. thank you, janessa. well, younger generations may recognize the name bob hope, but not truly understand the giant role the mega entertainer had in hollywood for years after leaving his roots right here in northeast ohio. well, one greater cleveland man is determined to keep hope's legacy alive with memorabilia and also the name. leon bibb has this story. >>reporter: face of an american icon. for decades top-shelf entertainer, hope, comedian, movie star, song and dance man, american patriot. >> my grandfather gave me a box of pictures and said, hey, organize these. >>reporter: a room of treasures, memorabilia from the life of bob hope who entertained for decades. here it is wall-to-wall hope, tended by a tour guide who heard many a person ask -- >> bob, when are you going to retire? and he would say, what for? i travel the world, i tell some

and they pay me. retire? why? >>reporter: you are in a home in chagrin, ohio. that face there, it is strikingly familiar, isn't it? a resemblance of bob hope the entertainer. well, we'll just say it's all in the family. >> my nose, i wasn't a boxer, i didn't have it broken six times. that kind of helps with the ski nose. >>reporter: bop hope, jr. in greater cleveland? you bet. bob hope the entertainer grew up in cleveland, brought here by his british parents three years after their son's 1903 birth. hope's father was a stone mason who helped build what was later renamed cleveland's hope memorial bridge, ma and pa had seven sons. as a kid, leslie towns hope, he later renamed himself bob, sold newspapers.

been. bob hocked newspapers at east 105th street and euclid. later he quit high school. >> back then they tap danced, they sang, they counted on people throwing apples to them so they could eat. >> bob telling you to always brush your teeth, your tons ils will never be caught in the draft. >>reporter: later movie star. then came world war ii and the nation put on its fighting face. hope went but as an entertainer of american troops. he kept entertaining during peace times and other wars. his great nephew with songwriter and military veteran matt bowers talked about the man who entertained, even in the face of war. >> the chances he took flying over vietnam in some of those zones where he could have been blown to bits with everybody on board. the man was a brave man.

everything. you never knew what to expect, you know, especially in vietnam. they gave me a 21-gun salute. three of them were ours. >> one year when bob hope brought his entertainment troop to vietnam, he brought with him the hollywood star raquel welch. i was one of the gis on that vietnam hill that day. this photograph was taken. he told all the guys, guys, this is for back home. we all cheered. bob hope, thanks for the memories. >> ? and thanks for the memories for men like you ignite ?. >>reporter: this vietnam film strikes a chord with me when the hope group traveled to my unit, i was in this audience, enjoying the good times of bob hope and company. for a fightin' man, nothing like reminders of home.

surrounded by hope items rarely seen outside these walls. his nephew has kept it all. why not? he carries a name of his great uncle who had a say in nephew's naming before nephew was born. >> my dad was take eb to the airport -- taken to the airport and he said, dave, if it's a boy, i'll take credit for that. >>reporter: in a chagrin falls, ohio home an abundance of hope, both the name and the noun. the dictionary's hope means a feeling for things wanted or for events way. the entertainer brought hope. beginning in cleveland when bob danced a soft shoe is, delivered a song and delightfully showered laughs on much of the world. >> we thank you so much ? ? good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> and there is another collection of bob hope memorabilia at the western reserve historical society as well. it runs through next summer. we'll be right back after

janessa back on set with us with a look at weather. again, we talked about that huge temperature drop from today compared to yesterday, but this is really officially fall. >> yeah. you're going to notice it. today we're back in the lower 60s for daytime highs and then tomorrow even cooler, upper 50s to lower 60s. the big weather story, though, as matthew continues to weaken, if you have family and friends across south and north carolina, make sure you're checking on them. we're still talking about winds to a large dose of moisture. closer to home, though, a lot of sunshine throughout your afternoon, so enjoy it. but this is really that sweater weather, it's back in full effect after being spoiled with 80-degree temperatures. nick. >> and we are continuing to track hurricane matthew, as you see there. it's kind of starting to break up there as it hits the carolinas right now. a live report on that damage coming up. you're watching "good morning

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are six dead in the u.s., the death toll in haiti, though, raising to nearly 800. millions are without power in the southeastern states. we go to lauren lyster with abc news from new new smyrna beach, florida. >>reporter: hurricane matthew bringing a tornado watch to the carolinas. it's hard to believe here just 24 hours ago the winds were so strong you could barely walk. the storm downing trees and worse, and it continues heading north. the deadly hurricane wreaking havoc as it >>reporter: overnight matthew bringing deafening rain, storm surge and destruction to south carolina, flooding roads, downing trees and driving cars off the road. an eerie light show on this highway as multiple power lines explode. the powerful hurricane has weakened, but continues to show its force. states of emergency declared in georgia, south carolina and north carolina. >> really the best thing now is

safe place, don't move, don't try and move around. >>reporter: this after pummeling florida. >> sounded like a train hitting the house. that's all i can say. the wind was just so strong. >>reporter: as matthew barreled through palm coast, a home security camera captures the moment rushing water crashes into a home. full roads getting washed away. st. augustine, one of the hardest-hit areas with water flooding downtown streets trapping dozens at this inn. as matthew travels north, 26,000 people riding it out shelters in the carolinas, while thousands are without power on the georgia coast. in florida more than a million people are without power. residents here hearing it could be a week before they get it turned back on. at 24 to 36 hours, this next day and a half is going to be crucial in georgia and the carolinas with storm surge causing life-threatening flooding. live in new new smyrna beach, florida, i'm lauren lyster, abc news, now back to you >> thank you, lauren.

hurricane matthew. we're starting to see it, as i said, break up a bit. as you saw those images, so many people still affected and more going to be affected as well. >> i mean, it is starting to break up. we're at a category 1, but we are definitely not in the clear. the south carolina to north carolina, you're still getting hit with copious amounts -- large amounts of moisture. you can see the spin here. charleston, south carolina, you're in the not in the clear just yet. we're seeing bands still moving its force fairly quickly. i think charleston will be in the clear here in the next about 30 minutes. this is lifting to the north, so up next we have fayetteville, raleigh, charlotte, north carolina. we are talking about winds to 90 miles per hour with storm surge up to six feet in some locations. so even though this has been downgraded, we still have warnings and watches still in

across the outer banks and even for portions of south carolina. now, closer to home, we are tracking our cold front. it is starting to make its way through. look at the drop in our temperatures. to the west we're talking about upper 40s to lower 50s. still a little bit of warm air trying to make its way from greater cleveland to dover new philly, currently at 58 with daytime highs, folks, they are only in the lower 60s this afternoon. so that's about a 20-dege were talking about upper 70s to near 80s. lots more sunshine going to continue to build throughout the afternoon. my pick day is for sunday afternoon, even though there's not a lot of heat behind the sunshine, we're going to be sitting under a mostly sunny sky with highs upper 50s to lower 60s. nick. >> crisp fall weekend. thank you, janessa. well, a quick traffic alert for you. before you hit the roads this morning, the ramp from i-77

3:00 this afternoon. and the i-90 west ramp to i-77 south is closed until 7:00 tonight. detour signs will be posted for you. also the other big story this morning, breaking from overnight, presidential candidate donald trump saying i'm sorry for sexually aggressive comments he made a decade ago. the video surfacing friday now making its rounds all over the internet. and just after midnight trump posted an apology to his facebook page. news 5's meg shaw has been following this story all morning for us and has the latest from the trump camp. meg. >>reporter: morning. the timing of this video couldn't be more problematic for donald trump. we're now exactly one month out from election day, and now he has to focus on damage control which he started last night with an apology video on his facebook where he admits he was wrong. now, in case you haven't seen or heard about the 11-year-old video obtained by the "washington post," trump can be heard talking to tv host billy bush about trying to sleep with a married woman. he never mentions her full

making aggressive advances towards women. then just hours later comes his apology. in this newly-released video, trump says the video -- that original video doesn't reflect who he truly is and says his travels during this election have changed him. >> i have gotten to know the great people of our country and i've been humbled by the faith they've placed in me. i pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you we're living in the real world. this is nothing more than a distraction from the important issues we're facing today. >>reporter: now, he also goes on to attack hillary and bill clinton, saying hillary has shamed and intimidated women bill has allegedly abused. now today speaker paul ryan was scheduled to appear with trump at an event in wisconsin but says he is sickened by the video and will not attend today's event. now, coming up in the next half

brand new e-mails released by wikileaks puts hillary clinton in some hot water. i'll tell you all those details coming up. nick. >> all right, meg, thank you. you have to feel that some of that backlash will continue on donald trump's comments for sure. thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with us. i'm nick foley. coming up later, an alert for parents and caregivers. two important recalls on products your children might be using now. and the crowd goes wild, as you see them there. the surprise guest on the jumbotron last night indians game. they added that to championship field. janessa. >> right now waking up to a few clouds, but i'm going to show you hour by hour when all that

good morning, everyone. nobody in the studio can focus. what is our pet of the week's name? >> bruno. just cute. just adorable. we'll get to bruno and t moment. so cute. temperatures right now 57 degrees across northeast ohio and, folks daytime highs, they're only going to be in the lower 60s. look at this webcam, toledo painting the picture for your afternoon. this is what you're going to look forward to, a lot more sunshine across the board, but that crisp air going to be taking over from wayne county to ashland, temperatures dropping about 20 degrees, the

well, a lot of you waking up with big smiles this morning because the indians find themselves in prime position after winning the first two games against the boston red sox, so can they finish it off in boston? and another full slate of big matchups on the high school gridiron. our sports team breaks it all down in this morning's sports report. that ball is rifled into the corner in right. and it's a now it's called a home run. >> oh, the indians get the big hit from lonnie chisolmhall, lonnie baseball. the indians lead the a.l.d.s.2- 0 after winning 6-0 at the ballpark. hakim durmish was there and has more on the man who dominated the mound for the tribe. >>reporter: when david price was introduced in boston in december, he was asked about his 0-7 record as a post-season

all my post-season wins for the red sox. he's going to have to keep on saving because he remains 0 for october. meenlt, cory 1-1 socking boston right in the mouth and earning the win in his first post- season start. [ crowd moise ] >> it was a blast. i mean, you know, it was obviously a great atmosphere. i enjoyed it. i think that it was a lot of fun to have, you know, especially that game. >> would he be a little bit rusty or would he be really good? i think he answered that question. he was terrific. >> it's one of the best pitchers in the game right now. how effective he was, you know, come out early on. [ indiscernable ] after that he settled down and it was back to the same cluver that we see every single day. >>reporter: after two games what are you most proud of? >> everybody, this whole team, the way we're competing. we don't got the big names, don't got the big contracts,

we got 25 people that are baseball players who love to compete and have bought into this team. >>reporter: when lebron james and the reigning mvp champs were on the scoreboard, progressive field went bongers. perhaps the indians can go the cavs route. hakim durmish, news 5 time now for a little hoobl football, mcdonald's 5 i'm andy, she's lauren. let's roll. we start with cleveland heights 4-2, traveling to bedford to take on the 6-0 bear cats. heights scored the first two touchdowns in the game and it started with this, chauncey wright, the toss to summers, 7- 0, a 12-yard strike. watch this 21-yard run by number 1, reggie harris. don't forget it, as he pushes his way into the end zone. it was a barn burner. nobody was stopping him, and

>> olmsted falls with plenty of cheers as they hosted midview yesterday. midview up 14-6 at the half, but not for long. olmsted falls at the 1-yard- line, and, yeah, it's spencer linville who pulled through. just moments later linville does it again for the two-point conversion to knot the game up at 14. crump hooks up with seth bramback for an 11-yard touchdown pass. they win 28-21. >> let's head to parma, taking on patawah. 32 seconds to go before half time. 10-3, big 3rd down, kevin petersen, alex ludwig keeps the drive alive. 10 seconds left to go, kevin petersen looking for kelly in the corner of the end zone. it's a 10-yard strike. the bruins tie the game up 10-

they move to 6-1. lauren. >> nosht ridgeville -- north ridgeville at avon last night. they came out strong. kelly finds cooper for the score. they go up early 7 had been 0. avon did not stop there. brian malley looks to mason mcclure. he takes off. look at those wheels. he's headed to the house. 14-0 lead for avon as they go on to win 49-20 and remain >> danic's 60-yard run right there, brecksville looking to improve taking on north royalton. 1st quarter, breckville down 7- 0. they tie it up. alex one yard out for 20. breckville driving again later in the quarter, royalton dominic picks off the pass but it's not enough. the b's own the golden shoe trophy 50-34. lauren, that is a wrap on week

more time? >> no way. are you kiddin'? it's a great morning here. we're having a lot of fun. don't forget ohio state, indiana and we'll have scarlet saturday coming up at 7:00 with hakim and matt. that's a wrap on morning sports. we'll talk to you later. >> all right, guys, thank you so much. and, again, getting back to that big story we've been talking about all morning long, hurricane matthew, it's completely gone up the entire atlantic coast, leaving a lot of people without power, a lot of damage in its wake. matthew has left hundreds of thousands again w alone without power. it is now a category 1 storm, starting to break up more than we've seen throughout the morning, but its most damaging blow now being felt in the southeastern part of the u.s. is and in georgia and south carolina area. in fact, charleston hit earlier this morning. holly ferfir is live in daytona beach for us in florida. we're going to try to go live to her now with what they are waking up to this morning as they survey that damage.

nick. yeah, that's exactly what's happening here. about 8:00 a.m. this morning they opened the causeway and people started coming back to see what was happening with their homes, with businesses, and this is what they've woken up to, quite a bit of damage and devastation. i want to show you something. officials are concerned about people coming to see the destruction and for the cleanup. there's stuff like this, this wood, for instance, we don't know where it came from, but you see of it. a lot of people coming down here may not see it, a lot of tourists coming down to take pictures of what's happened here. they're concerned. you're wearing flip flops, you're going to step on something like that. also if you come here, you'll see this, power lines down. that's another thing they want people to be careful of. a lot of power is out around this area, a lot of these power lines down. people have to pay attention to something like this. also the hurricane loosened a lot of stuff on these structures. this morning we saw a couple of

and it's a little windy here today, so they're saying be careful. also you see piles of this -- of all this damage. people are walking around, walking on it, not knowing what's underneath it. that's a concern. and if you see over at this building here, it looks like a beautiful day on the beach, right? well, this building was covered in water. you can see where the -- basically where the debris is here. this is where the water came up to which is normally part of the street, doesn't come up this far, but you can see where the nd building over here on the beach, there were two stairways going down, one stairway is still there, one stairway completely gone. so, nick, this is going to be quite the cleanup here. we saw an ace hardware truck drive by earlier with more supplies, and we've seen a couple of folks here saying they're going to bring a convoy now of cars coming through so that they can start the cleanup and especially for the hotels so they can get some people back in here and get people

some harsh reality in those images there. thank you so much, holly. folks really waking up to that rude awakening this morning, as janessa joins us now with a look at weather. back here at home, as you can see, how about that, the sun is out. this is in the brecksville area. cooler temperatures for us here, but, really, such a major contrast than what the folks on the atlantic coast are dealing with and have been dealing with for the last three or four days now with hurricane matthew. for us it's a much different story. >> yeah. they're not in the clear yet for south and category 1, so still dicey weather for the next 36 hours here. as you said, closer to home, though, we are looking a-okay. and i was tracking a little bit of rain this morning. we are tracking the arrival of our next cold front and that's going to allow these winds to whip up throughout your afternoon. so daytime highs are only looking to be back in the 60s. but when you put in these winds in full effect from 10 to 15

temperature, the feel-like to the mid-50s. 57 for greater cleveland, upper 50s for ashtabula, for dover- new philly, you're currently at 58 degrees. that's that moisture that i'm talking about. the front still to the northwest. that's why toledo, sandusky, you're still seeing that sunshine and this will creep in throughout your afternoon, allowing all of us to lose the cloud coverage and sit in more sunny skies, but daytime highs, folks, they're going to fall about 20 so a high today of only 60, after being spoiled with daytime highs in the upper 70s to near 80s all week long, even tonight as you're taking a look at that nice meteor shower, take a look to the north, but have that light coat handy. 47 with clear skies. this is really not a bad seven- day forecast, just more fall- like weather pattern throughout your weekend. my pick day is sunday

struggling to hit that 60- degree mark. you can see a return to the 70s by tuesday. >> that's the pattern we're in, dipping down at night and then warming up a bit during the day. it's fall for sure. thank you, janessa. now to some important recall alerts that could affect your kids. first the summer infant company recalling 86,000 fabric slings that are attached to little luxuries whirlpool bubbling spa and shower bathtub. there have been reports of the slings deattaching and babies bumping their heads. parents should immediately stop using the fabr contact the company for a replacement. and the consumer product safety commission also urging people to immediately stop using sergeant arts craft paints. the arts and crafts and finger paints were recalled because of worries about exposure to harmful bacteria. you can contact sergeant arts for a full refund. still to come this morning, it's almost time for our pet of the week. and there he is. that's bruno. we'll introduce you to him when

it's our favorite time of the weekend, pet of the weekend and we have lily with the cleveland a.p.l. and you're just too cute. who do we have? >> this is bruno, and he is a 3- year-old bulldog. >> look over there. >> he likes his bacon. i like bacon too. i'm going to have to put this here. >> he just loves you. he just wants to look at you. >> he is so cute.

he was an owner surrender, and he's just a big baby. look over here. >> i'm sorry. >> come here. show the camera your adorable face. he's like, just give me that treat. but, yeah, he is a very low-key mellow dog. he's lived with other dogs and cats before, and he would really enjoy a nice quiet home because he is so relaxed and chilled. >> oh, my gosh. so cute. look at that face. >> yeah. he does. he's face. >> me and bruno have this chemistry going on. >> but he loves to be picked up, he's okay with that. he's just a sweet, mellow dog. >> so cute. >> yeah. >> the perfect home? >> something quieter, people who just kind of want a mellow dog that's kind of a couch potato, someone that's willing to do a little bit of training with him as well. he doesn't have -- leashes are kind of scary to him, so that's why i carried him in here like a baby, which he was fine with,

block to get some exercise. >> do you have any events? >> we do. we have tomorrow morning from 8:00 to 1:00 there is a tailgate party at the barley house downtown. they will be auctioning off a joe thomas jersey. >> get your tickets in for that, a good christmas present to yourself or someone else. >> or a good christmas present, get bruno. i mean, i love bruno. we have a connection. 771-4616. me and you. >> yes. very chilled. >> all right, guys, thank you. still to come this morning, for the third time in just over three weeks another person struck on the side of the road on our interstates. why does this continue to happen and what can be done to prevent more accidents? and we are continuing to monitor hurricane matthew, on the move towards the carolinas. you are watching "good morning

it is 9:29. we begin this half hour with a live look outside from our tower camera. there's downtown cleveland. the blue skies you can see behind a little bit of cloud coverage. the sun is out. it's going to a a great start to your weekend, a little cooler than we've seen the last couple of days, about still a nice day on tap. welcome back to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm nick foley. we have several developing stories for you. we are tracking hurricane matthew, parts of coastal georgia are flooded and

alert, being affected as we speak. as this storm weakens, though, continuing its path north. the latest on the damage so far. and donald trump not the only candidate in hot water this morning. hillary clinton's campaign dealing with scandal as well. the thousands of new e-mails wikileaks is releasing. well, let's get right to the latest with hurricane matthew now where hurricane force winds are hitting myrtle beach as we speak. here's what we know, it was just downgraded to a koot goar -- category 1 a dead in the u.s., the death toll in haiti rising to nearly 800. millions are without power in the southeastern states this morning. and right now the u.s. military is on the move headed for haiti. that nation is in crisis as the death toll there, as we said, continues to rise. just look at what the survivors are dealing with there. winds, shredded homes, towns are still flooded. 300 marines are along with helicopters going to help. they will be able to deliver

of their volunteers would be deployed to haiti. they told us the northeast ohio volunteers will focus on victims here in the u.s., and we know you are probably wondering how you can help. well, you can always donate to relief organizations like the red cross. in fact, if you are an at & t customer, you can also text matthew to 90999 to make a $10 donation. all right. meteorologist janessa webb joining us now for a look at weather here locally as we do keep an eye on hurricane matthew for those certainly -- our thoughts go out to them. so many people were affected, all the way from cuba and the island nations right up the atlantic coast and right now going through georgia and parts of south carolina and myrtle beach and north carolina is next. so many people being affected. >> this is quite an event, a historical event as this hurricane continues to track in. as you said, our thoughts and prayers go out to the families that are dealing with all this moisture, the wind that

was watching you all morning long, if you had family -- i know meg was telling me her family in charleston, south carolina, they are finally in the clear here, seeing some scattered showers. you can see the brunt of this moisture has lifted to the north, but what's up next, myrtle beach, wilmington, north carolina, the outer banks, these are the heavier bands that are starting to hit here, and we are still talking about now, closer to home, this is what your weather story will be across northeast ohio. you are waking up to a few clouds to the east, but that's going to be replaced with some good old-fashioned high pressure that allows us to see crisper air, but sunshine still intact. 57 right now for greater cleveland, mid-50s for ashtabula. my pick day out of the weekend is tomorrow afternoon, lots of

nick. >> janessa, all right. while donald trump is focusing on damage control over yesterday's video, on the democratic side, hillary clinton's campaign dealing with scandal as well. wikileaks releasing thousands of new e-mails this morning. news 5's meg shaw following the campaign trail for us. meg, what is the latest with this e-mail scandal? >>reporter: well, nick, in a statement wikileaks says this is just the beginning of the series of deals involving clinton and her campaign chair john podesta, the we releasing 2049 e-mails they say came from podesta's account. the e-mails come just hours after the obama administration blamed russia for attacks. the e-mails say she was paid at least $26 million for those speeches. in one of them she told bankers she, quote, favored open trade and open borders. in another speech clinton said politicians must balance,

private position while making deals. also saying, quote, it is unsavory and has always been that way, but we usually end up where we need to be, adding, but if everybody is watching, you know all of the back room discussions and deals, you know, then people get a little nervous to say the least. so you need both a public and private position. at this point the clinton campaign has not confirmed the authenticity of the documents, though it did not deny them saying he doesn't have time to figure out which documents are real and which ones are fake. definitely an interesting turn of events just one day ahead of the next debate. nick. >> yeah. it will make for a very interesting debate to say the least. thank you, meg. now to a developing story here at home. two people hit by a car along i- 490 while changing a tire last night. just the latest in a series of similar crashes. first last month trooper kenneth valez struck and killed while conducting traffic enforcement on i-90. just last week a woman was

i-480. news 5's megan hickey is looking into what's going on. >>reporter: this was the scene on i-490 westbound friday night. an ambulance transported two people from the side of the highway near east 55th. one man hit by a car while trying to change his tire. it's an eerily similar scene to the one on saturday night. >> two meanwhile were out changing a -- two people were out changing a tire and struck by motorist thes. >>reporter: 27-year-old tineschea changing her tire when she was struck and killed, leaving behind two young children. >> it's crazy that two people have gotten injured over a tire. >>reporter: drivers near the scene tonight tell me they're fed up. >> and if i'm trying to get out of the car to fix my tire and someone kills me, who's going to watch out for my grandchildren? it terrifies me to know that people are so much in a rush that they will hit me while i'm trying to get my car together. >>reporter: ohio law already requires drivers to slow down

these situations. but statistics from the ohio state highway patrol show that the move over law has done very little to keep pedestrians like these safe. the number of tickets issued since the law went into effect in 2011 has quadrupled. >> easy to take for granted the inherent dangers and responsibilities that come along with operating a motor vehicle on the highway. >> that was megan hickey reporting. no word this morning on the condition of the two hit last night. this morning, though, all lanes up next the surprise show of support for a local sheriff's deputy who is being treated for breast cancer. and in this week's journey through my ohio, leon bibb looks at the life and legacy of the legendary entertainer from cleveland, bob hope. janessa has the weather. >> waking up to a few clouds. i'll show you the exact timing of when the sunshine returns and also my seven-day forecast. i'll show you when the 70s make a comeback.

good morning, everyone. thanks for kicking off your weekend with us, and we're waking up to temperatures upper 50s, thermometer not going to go up too much. we're only looking at daytime highs near 60 for the greater cleveland area. the big talker throughout your arch is still the sunshine that's going to be in place, but the winds are coming out of the northwest. they'll be whipping this afternoon 15 to about 20 miles per hour. this is a great shot of lorain.

clouds in place, but you're seeing that cold front now making its way across western communities, and that's why they're sitting in a lot of sunshine. now, throughout your afternoon, a high of 62 to 63 degrees for akron and canton, but, nick, please take note of these overnight lows. they're not playing nice tonight. we're talking about mid-40s, sheltered inland locations, i would not be surprised if tomorrow morning we're reporting in the big dip there overnight. still going to be nice during the day. we'll take it. >> all right, janessa. tonight the cavs face the philadelphia 76ers in their second preseason game at the q, but the q is going to look a little bit different. the arena will be filled pink for the night in support of breast cancer awareness month. a special half time ceremony will honor survivors, fighters and their families and friends. and fans also encouraged to be decked out in pink. and since october is breast cancer awareness month, a local deputy is getting a lot of pink

sisters in blue. portage county sheriff's deputy amy dukakis has breast cancer and then surgery and now chemo. as a result she started to lose her hair and decided to just shave it all off. well, she is an 11-year veteran with the office, so she's close to her fellow deputies. get this, even more a surprise to amy, 17 of her coworkers and deputies with the office shaved their heads for her. >> i cried. i cried a lot. the amount of support here these are my brothers and sisters in blue. we put our lives in each other's hands everyday, so just -- it's just been amazing. >> look at that. they've definitely got her back. amy still has months of tough treatment ahead, though. she said with help from her family in blue, she's got this. we'll be pulling for her as well. good luck, amy. we'll be back after this

9:44 now. house. donald trump and hillary clinton continue their preparations for tomorrow night's presidential debate. now as we told you earlier it appears there will be lots more to talk about. news 5's john costa has a look ahead at the debate. >>reporter: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and former vermont governor howard dean have something in common, a mutual dislike of each other's candidate. as we approach the second debate, clinton's surrogate howard dean's advice for hillary is o.j. simpsonle. take what you did last time -- >> just keep doing it.

different, town meeting, different format, just be yourself. she's very smart, she knows the issues. trump knows nothing about the issues and really doesn't care. >>reporter: and there is begins. trump surrogate rudy giuliani taking issue with that, saying trump will be prepared and you will see it if the debate is fair. >> i do hope the moderators stop interrupting and telling us what they think the truth is because in lester holt's case, each time he did it, he was wrong. >>reporter: in 2000 giuliani briefly challenged hillary clinton for a u.s. senate seat in new york before p suspending reasons. so he's done his opposition research. are there things that you know about hillary clinton that donald trump has not used yet? >> yes. >>reporter: are you urging him to use them? >> we'll see. [ laughter ] >>reporter: would you like to divulge some of them now? >> i don't, i wouldn't. >>reporter: the war of words goes beyonds those spoken or tweeted. he took heat for this tweet during the first debate. notice trump sniffling all the time, he wrote? coke user? does he really think that? >> i have no idea.

physician who doesn't seem to be exactly on top of things. i mean, look, whatever is the matter with trump i don't know. but a normal person doesn't get up and start tweeting at 3:00 and 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning. you certainly shouldn't do that if you want to be president of the united states. >>reporter: mr. giuliani, you have 15 seconds for a rebuttal. >> i believe that hillary clinton would be a disaster. i would have a hard time seeing a criminal sitting in the white house, and as having been a prosecutor for 17 years, i am convinced that she violated at least 20 different federal laws. >>reporter: well, the showdown in st. louis is a town hall format for the debate. you have a chance to ask some of the questions, though, or at least you can vote on the ones you like. we've posted a link to our website on the news 5 app and then you can watch the debate starting at 9:00 tomorrow right here on news 5. then we'll have a team breaking it all down for you on news 5 at 11:00. well, hack attacks have been a real concern this election year. president obama's administration is pointing the finger right at russia.

in the leaks of e-mails, including documents from the democratic national committee. several state election sites have also been hacked, and the servers trace back to russia. but the white house did stop just short of blaming russia for those attacks. russia has dismissed the claims. well, the ceo of backpage.com now saying he will fight sex trafficking charges. carl ferrer was arrested in his texas offices raided. backpage is an online classified site that makes most of its money from adult it's used to illegally traffic women and young girls. the national center for missing and exploited children reporting 2,900 cases of suspected child sex trafficking on backpage. ferrer will be taken to california to face those charges. all right, janessa is back up with us now for more weather. again, a big temperature dip from yesterday compared to today, but the sun is out and this is more like what we're accustomed to seeing this time of year. >> right.

we've all been spoiled. it almost felt like summer this past week with a lot of sunshine, highs upper 70s to 80s. now let's get back to reality, okay? >> reality check. >> we are in the fall season and it's going to feel nice and crisp throughout your afternoon. you see those clouds. they will be decreasing throughout the afternoon, lifting up, and that's going to allow for a lot more sunshine, but the winds, the front is going to come through, very weak cold front and they are going to be whipping throughout your afternoon all the way evening out of the northwest 15 to 20 miles per hour. so that will bring the feel- like temperature into the mid- 50s. right now greater cleveland 57 degrees. hey, good morning canton, 56. wayne county, you're waking up to that good old-fashioned sunshine currently at 55. so taking a look at our composite radar, that was the moisture we saw earlier this morning. it has shifted to the east. and you can see the clouds, they really want to push out of

build once again. but behind that is a lot cooler air. it's a bubble of fall-like temperatures throughout your weekend that are really going to settle in here. so today only a high of 60 degrees. folks, that that's about a 15 to 20-degree fall throughout your afternoon. for greater cleveland tonight the big talker is that meteor shower. i want you to look up to the skies, remember to send in your pictures to me on twitter and facebook, i'll try to get them on tomorrow morning. maybe dinner plans tonight, ladies, let's put on a light sweater or a light coat for my guys out there because the cooler weather pattern is tracking in. seven-day forecast, i really like this, not too much moisture here. going to be in effect. we'll be dry for most of the next five to seven days. and even the 70s, they make a comeback here by tuesday. nick. >> janessa, thank you. well, younger generations may recognize the name bob hope, of course, but not truly

hollywood for years after leaving his roots from here in northeast ohio. well, one greater cleveland man is determined to keep hope's legacy alive. and he's got more to share of the memorabilia to do just that and the name as well. leon bibb has this week's story. >>reporter: face of an american icon. for decades top-shelf entertainer, the smiling bob hope, comedian, movie star, song and dance man, american patriot. >> my grandfather gave me a box of pictes organize these. >>reporter: a room of treasures, memorabilia from the life of bob hope who entertained for decades. here it is wall-to-wall hope, tended by a tour guide who heard many a person ask -- >> bob, when are you going to retire? and he would say what for? i travel the world, i tell some jokes and i play golf everyday, and they pay me.

in chagrin falls, ohio. that face there, it is strikingly familiar, isn't it? a resemblance of bob hope, the entertainer. well, we'll just say it's all in the family. >> my nose, i wasn't a boxer, i didn't have it broken six times. that kind of helps with the ski nose. >>reporter: bob hope, jr, great nephew of a great entertainer, all this in greater cleveland? you bet. bob hope the entertainer grew up in cleveland, brought here by his british parents years after their son's 1903 birth. hope's father was a stone mason who helped build what was later renamed cleveland's hope memorial bridge. ma and pa had seven sons. as a kid, leslie towns hope, he later renamed himself bob sold newspapers. he's not in this 1920s photograph, but he could have been. bob hocked newspapers at east 105th street and awe clid,

quit. >> so back then they tap danced, they sang, they counted on people throwing apples to them so they could eat. >> bob, army camp hope telling you to always brush your teeth, and your tonsils will never be caught in the draft. >>reporter: later movie star. then came world war ii and the nation put on its fighting face. hope went to war, but as an entertainer of american troops. he kept entertaining during peace times and entertainers. so his great nephew with songwriter and military veteran matt bioers talk of the man who entertained even in the face of war. >> the chances he took flying over vietnam in some of those zones where he could have been blown to bits with everybody on board. the man was a brave man. >> they're putting their life on the line. they've given up everything. you never knew what to expect, you know, especially in vietnam.

salute. three of them were ours. >>reporter: one year when bob hope brought his entertainment troop to vietnam, he brought with him the hollywood star raquel welch. i was one of the gis on that vietnam hill that day. this photograph was taken. he told all the guys, guys, this is what you're fighting for back home. we all cheered. bob hope, thanks for memories ? ? >>reporter: this vietnam film strikes a chord with me when the hope group traveled to my unit, i was in this audience, enjoying the good times of bob hope and company. for a fightin' man, nothing like the reminders of home. years later his great nephew is surrounded by hope items rarely seen outside these walls. nephew has kept it all.

great uncle who had a say in nephew's naming before nephew was born. >> my dad was taking him to the airport, and he says, dave, if it's a boy, you know, i'll take credit for that. >>reporter: in a chagrin falls, ohio home, an abundance of hope, both the name and the noun. dictionary's hope means for things wanted or things to turn out the best way. the entertainer brought hope. beginning in cleveland when bob danced a song and delightfully showered laughs on much of the world. >> we thank you so much. good night, everybody. >> love to see those bob hope memories. there's another collection of the bob hope memorabilia at the western reserve historical society. that runs through next summer. we'll be right back after

all right, janessa joining

cooldown when you stepped outside today. >> a light coat handy. 60s aren't too bad for this time of year, but tonight 47. tomorrow night upper 30s in some spots, cooler air for your evening lows. 64 by monday and tuesday we're back in the 70s. >> we're still getting that daily warmup, so we can deal with those dipping temperatures at night. >> right. we're not talking about winter weather, we're still sitting in sun. i love it. >> this is fall. this is what it's like this time of >> thank you, janessa. you can always get news on our newsnet5.com site or you can watch us all day long with football and scarlet saturday afterwards. hey, i'm sarah carnes coming to you from sweety's candy company where they have

i'm here with owner tom shyman who's going to tell us what the hot items are for this year. >> hi, sarah. >> hey. >> so how's it look? we got some inventory here? >> this looks amazing. so as a mom i gotta get myself prepared for halloween, giving out the cool candies and ul of that. what are the most popular items this year? >> it's traditionle, it's snickers, it's m&ms, and reeses and items. but for kids, season sour, gooey or gross. i have a couple of items i've put on the table here. one of the items is the skeleton that's made out of sweet tarts that's a puzzle. so you put it together. it comes in a little coffin, and then you put the pieces and parts together. his head, his torso, his arms. >> this is so unique and fun. the kids will love playing for that. >> those are only $1.39 too for that little kit. we have chocolate roses that are gothic for a prop. peeps, anykind of peeps you can

they come in pumpkins and ghosts and in chicks. >> i had no idea that peeps were all season long like this. pumpkin spice latte peeps. who knew? >> exactly. gummy, individually-wrapped gummy feet and eyeballs and brains, and then zombie food which is a really popular one. >> oh, the kids have to love the zombie food. >> yes. this is individually wrapped. this is a chocolate brain. so this is what it it oozes, of course. oh, the kids are going to love that. that looks so good. i want one of everything here, especially that skeleton. that looks like so much fun. thank you, tom. >> your 'welcome. >> it is always such a blast here. you gotta bring the whole family out, grab some candy. you have a lot of nostalgic candy too, that is so much fun to look at and bring home. check them out online too, it's

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