along interstate 90. just moments ago place started at east 185th street. we're told a crash involving many vehicles took place between east 22nd street. and more breaking news. the man police say was killed today following a robbery. >> devan was shot by police officers after crashing his car. this was the scene from air tracker 5 from earlier today. right now tara is live with the latest for us. tara, this is intersection is partially reopened but still a very, very active scene out

bci and west lake police are out here investigating. they've been out here all day long. so a very active scene. again, some of those roads are still closed up. that's important to note. devin robbed a cvs. he crashed and according to police struck an officers vehicle. that's when shots were fired. it's unclear if the man fired or just police. west lake police say a weapon or very realistic looking weapon has been recovered from the car. we know two officers fired weapons in this incident and while crews made life saving attempts at the scene he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the officials say the use of

tonight, but captain guy tuner told us he may have been connected to several other robberies in the area. the cleveland fbi are saying the same thing. if you're a west cider or living in west lake and headed out from work or somewhere tonight, this area is still a very active scene. column bee i can't, maybe leer, if you can avoid crocker park, this investigation is on going. police should be here for the next couple of hours. you can stick with news 5. we're going to keep gathering more information and we'll bring you guys the latest. live in west lake, news 5. >> thank you for your report tara. all new at 5:00, a man comes face to face with an intruder in his home leading to an intense battle of wills until things got physical.

way and then i knew it was on. >> it is a story you'll only see here. an owner taking matters into his own hands after a burglar charged into his home. >the men came to blows. the homeowner told his story of survival only to bob jones of our staff. because he wants others to know he had a right to protect himself and his property. this all started on the front porch of an east akron home. >> he tried to come through the door, i said i'm going to shoot you. he said where's the gun and i picked it up and i said this is the gun and you are going to get shot. >> 66-year-old craig sore from

inside his akron home. >> a million things were going through my head real fast. he had knocked on the door and walked away. when givens returned the second time the army veteran sensed something was wrong. craig says the suspect forced open the door. >> he grabbed it and rushed in. craig who has survived three strokes and two heart is now wrestling on the ground. >> i thought i don't know if i'm going to be able to take this guy. >> he took multiple choices. >> i pulled the weapon, aimed at his leg and fired. >> you can see where the bullet hit the floor and dried blood. craig feels like peace has been stolen from him.

>> the senior told police he didn't want to use his gun but felt he was left with no choice. >> he was on top of me pounding on my back. >> i asked craig if he had any problems with this neighbor and he said one time he told givens to slow down on the street because there were too many children on the roadway and another time he changed him from peaking in the windows of his neighbor's home. craigs thought anything this would happen in his own home. news 5. >> let's talk about the race to the white house now. one day after another heated debate between the two major party nominees, hillery clinton is seeing her lead grow. it has nothing to do with her performance last night. ralph joins us to explain. >> a new poll out from the wall street journal showing clinton with a 14 point lead with

contest polls have clinton with an 11 point lead. the poll was taken after the debate but after the comments were released on friday. today the controversy continues to follow trump along the campaign trail. the nominee followed. the entire district had to close early. that seems to be the least of trump's problems. the campaign is now bleeding g.o.p. support since friday. paul ryan held republicans and said he's focusing on ticket races making sure hillery clinton doesn't get a blank check. trump fired back on twitter saying ryan shouldn't waste his time. today clinton slammed him for his comments. >> >> i tell you what, women and

just a really weak excuse for behaving badly. >> coming back to ohio promoting voter registration. clinton begins here at 7:30. she made it just in time. the dead line to register to vote for the election is tomorrow. all county board of registration begins and early vote wednesday. election voting tuesday, november 8th. >rob, thank you. our political coverage is not done yet. before you cast your balance we are rating claims from each nominee at last night's debate and taking a look at whose been more honest compared to presidential races in the past. that's coming up at 5:15. rivers continue to rise after

>> more flooding expected as many communities remain under water. right now, marcy is live from florida with a look at the conditions and recovery from the storm. reporter: the focus here today is on clean up and bill, the storm is now gone. >> the skies now clear and hu dishing a devastating blow to north carolina. >> a desperate measure underway to save people stranded by the flood waters. 1400 rescued so far. after the storm's heavy fast falling rain left rivers over

already overwhelming damage. >> matthews claimed more than 20 lives. several others are missing while in hardest hit haiti, the death toll estimates now top 900. meanwhile, back in florida, the mcmullin family is cleaning up. the severity of storms impact elsewhere bringing them perspectives. and a lesson in law. >> and the kids are getting a lesson in hard work. everyone here through the carolinas still without electricity. marcy, news 5. >> marcy, thank you for your report. in our neck of the woods,

chilly weather and we have a frost advisory in all these blue counties overnight tonight. canton, akron, shardon, burton, jefferson and young town. lower and middle 30s on the way. current temperatures mild. you're going to need that sweater as soon as the sun goes down, these temperatures are going to plum mitt to the 40s quickly. notice 59 at 6:00, 60 for akron and canton. by 8:00 p.m. lower 50s. this is warm. i think there will be a lot of folks in the 40s by 10 p.m. frosty tomorrow but a nice warm upcoming your way this week. we'll show it to you coming up. >> breaking news now. air tracker 5 following a multicar pile up on i-90 east. john, whats the very latest? >> you're looking at the scene

long line of cars. this is a multicar accident happening on 90. now, police actually have the highway closed at east 185th. you can see why because of the crash. a quick look at the scene of the crash. you can see multivehicles or multiple vehicles involved in this crash. i-90 closed at east. we'll be sure to let you know en back to you. >> okay. john, thank you. avalanche being thrown around. you know we had to put our fact checking hats on today. >> and we are testing claims from both presidential nominees made during last night's debate. question did hillery clinton really attack women who accused her husband of sexual assault. was she really done? we have the answers next on 5.

because their kids were in the room. we are digging into the new state of politics. parents and teachers struggling to explain the political system when the bar has fallen so low. >> giving up, samsung not replacing its faulty line no more. what's next for the text giant

hillery clinton made evident when asked about donald trump following the debate last night. >> nothing surprises me about him. really, dan, i was surprised by the absolute avalanche of false hood. i find it unimaginable someone can stand and just tell, you know, a false hood after a false hood. you all remember politifacts

candidate they've ever evaluated. >> here's the information we think clinton is referring to. in august they checked all statements and said the number of false and so-called pants on fire ratings are rising and again, of the six candidates, trump was the most likely to make one of those statements. four times more likely than clinton. which of the yes 2008 when president obama squared off with john mccain. >> thank you, rob. let's take a look at specific claims made on the debate stage. first of all, donald trump defends the vulgar comment he made about women in 2005 saying the comments were locker room talk and went on to say bill and hillery clinton have done more worse.

his was far worse. mine was words, his was action. so you can say anyway you want to say it but bill clinton was abusive to women. hillery clinton attacked those same women. >> politifact rates trump's claims as mostly false. while bill clinton was accused on sexual assault and record affairs, reports show hillery remains mostly sint not attack anyone directly. >> now let's take a closer look at the claim made by hillery clinton last night. we're talking about the red line president obama drew in syria. clinton was involved in the decision referring to the red line that if crossed would prompt president obama to claim his stance in syria. the breaking point was chemical weapons. when those weapons was later used, there was still no

secretary of state quote was the line in the sand. she interrupted no, i wasn't. i was gone. here's how it all breaks down. the president drew the red line in august 2012 while clinton was secretary of state and she endorsed that position. clinton's term ended in february 2013. six months later chemical weapons were used in syria. the red line crossed. even out of office, clinton still met with the president and continue position. clinton was secretary of state when the line was drawn not when it was crossed. she still was involved. he rated her facts to assertions mostly false. they say all good things come to an end. >> that is mostly true. >> i kept walking in circles outside. it was so beautiful. >> it was nice. >> you got a little bit of a drop in the temperature. >> this morning we had a lot of 30s and 40s. you had to wear the hoodie

thing tonight. >> get ready buddy, we're turning . >> get ready for somemore frost. i want to show you a live look. the bridge is up. we're looking north off the buy bare. a nice shot there. if you want to enjoy the sunset, grab the sweaters, temperatures are cooler than we're already 59 in parmer. 60 downtown and 65 in bedford. swinging inland 61 to barberton. here are some of the lows i was talking about. look at this, it definitely froze in ashland.

moheekan state park 34. definitely frost and we're going to do it again tonight. lower and mid-30s. widespread across the areas in blue. that's where the frost advisory is. the lake shore communities, greater cleveland not included. large elevation and you could see the frost there. all right. we're talking about hamdon or leroy township. bring the plants in. 63 cleveland, 64akron, 65 in millersburg. 5:15, notice the temperature,

new hampshire, canton, akron. 515 a.m. we're talking mid-30s and lower 30s around worster. low pressure here is going to speed north. it will bring a shift in our winds. it will bring in southerly winds. next few days we should see highs 60s and 70s. tonight, get ready. lot of starshine and moonshine coming at us. moon shining as the high keeps skies clear. here we go. watch these temperatures falling down. we're talking 40s for the big city but away from the city lights 30.

. here is news 5 meteorologist vanessa web. >> our story begins with a surprise for a very special teacher. >> so beautiful. how are you? good to see you. >thank you for the special honor. we were at st. angela preschool in fairview park. our teacher did not know but others knew thank debbie for how she teaches with a big amount of love for her students. every school year she sends home to her students and parents cotton balls. they're reminders of the soft fragile natures of our young

i work at ohio savings bank and we're excited to recognize you as our teacher of the week. congratulations. a very good teacher and caring person. there's more. her family showed up too. she's wond st. angela in fairview park, that goes to teddy. from news 5, congratulations. >> if you would like to nominate someone go to news 5.com/teacher.

donald talking about one 678 what he thinks about women and what he does to women. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words and his was action. >> next on 5, the gloves come off. were you children watching? >> we talked to parents and teachers about how to teach

. following breaking news at 5:30. a man robbed aid cvs and crashed his car and could be linked to a string of pharmacy robberies in the regions.

placed on administrative leave. >> an army veteran grabbed his gun and got into a fistfight with an intruder. he is now facing charges of assault and aggravated burglary. >> hurricane matthew dumped what is usually four months of rain in north carolina. north carolina's go nor said 150 people are stranded and more than a million without power. a highly powerful drug has caused several deaths. >> kristin spoke to police and detectives are concerned as

in their area. reporter: that's right. very concerned because it's potent. if you were to replace the sugar in here, police say just a few granules would be fatal. it's a drug that dealers are often hiding in heroine and detectives admit this is a problem they have a hard time getting control of. deeming i've seen. >> whatever the drug or the combination mans field police lieutenant tells me his department is responding to an alarming average of four overdoses a day. >> the dealers are mixing their heroine to cut it to make it go a little bit larger and make their supply larger. >> dealers are also starting to

the consequences are tragic. the drug's popularity is growing. >> police say it's a problem where a solution is hard to pinpoint. the addicts are rarely of any help to identify their dealers. >> they don't want >> no matter how many times they've overdosed they'll go back to their dealers looking for that next high. >> we cannot arrest our way out of it so here we're pushing the treatment, prevention is long with enforcement. >> police tell me they've arrested a couple of dealers here in the past few months but a majority of them go

2016. there's no doubt last night's presidential debate is the focus of conversation all over the country tonight. >and it's creating quiet the challenge for teachers watching and teaching about a race not like anyone in resent history. tracey talked to students today and they have a lot of questions. >> tonight out how to answer those questions. >> in her third grade class, she's teaching students about the upcoming election. it's been difficult. there's questions not only about politics but behavior as well. >> they're being mean to each

>> hilly clinton and donald trump. >> there are things that are appropriate and some are not. if they have questions they need to ask mom and dad 6789 there's certain things we can't touch on at the school. >again, my fourth grader asked what's on there and i said it's very inappropriate content. he is defining it as locker room talk but it's something you never want to hear a man say about a woman. >> and experts told me when talking to your small children

keep it simple and don't elaborate too much. live in cleveland, news 5. . >> thank you, tracey. the temperatures rising in politics but in our area of the world the temperatures are dropping. >> dropping down indeed. frost advisory. frost last night and this morning. more frost tonight and tomorrow morning and we'll get a little break for a couple of days. akron61 and canton59. hour by hour techs falling down and by 10:00 p.m. a lot of spots already in the 40s if you're staying out. we have a warm upcoming our way though. i'll show you how long and how

the next round of chill. >> all right, mark, thank you. coming up all new at 5:00, a man gets a jump on halloween spirit and winds up in hand cuffs. someone called the police on a man wearing a clown mask. >> historic victory for a high school football team in the american southland. meet the first female player to score a touchdown in

. a little frost on the roof tops this morning in some spots. we know a little higher. this coming from michael, 31g via facebook. a little frosty roof in stark county. there it is. you're going to see more of

a lot of leaves aren't turning yet but the maples are beginning to go. a great shot from bryan from the winery in dover. over the weekend, there's a heaping willow still green. let's see, light frost at sunrise in salvington township this morning. great shot at fog off the water. more frost tonight. a little warmer for you

. welcome back. new at 5:00 a redently purchased halloween mask opens a world of trouble for a missouri man. he was on his way to a halloween haunt when he made a pit stop at a local grocery store and left his mask on. it was all fun and games as he shared laughs with customers and employees. the joke came to a screeching holt minutes later after he was pulled over and arrested by an outstanding warrant. >> i had a warrant out and didn't know it. >> police want the warn you. if you're going to use a clown theme for halloween consider waits

things took a dangerous turn for these thieves. >> he looked over and gave up. >> don't worry, these cousins got to phone back before he took off. a police officer told pa were lucky they didn't get shot. during the event evan noticed another runner veering off the course running a direction away from the cross country route was adam todd. he was struggling to keep up. so evan held back. a fellow lunier needed him. evan grabbed his hand and the

>it was pretty amazing actually. i wanted him to be in front of me. competitors, not anymore. everyone agreed they had won on a journey of a different still celebrating today. kendal became the first female football player to score a touchdown in the state of mississippi. she scored on a 1-yard run in the first quarter of the game. she couldn't believe what she done until her high school inmates swarmed her in the end zone. >> i've been trying to make history ever since i first came here three years ago.

browns, my friend? >> her team won 61-14. >> i woke up this husband and my husband was craving a big cup of hot cocoa. it's that season. that time of year now. >> it's comfort food season, warm biscuits and gravy. it's mashed potatoes. >> and you're talking food. >> right, my language. >> let's order out. another live look. the bridge remember that bridge was up earlier. >> yep. going down. >> up and down and those temperatures are going to go down as well. let's zoom into boston. 58 degrees and they cleared out. all the rain from what was hurricane matthew moved north and east. we have frost advisories near boston all the way across pennsylvania and new york state and we've we have.

right into north east ohio. we got counties, a large portion of our viewing area under a large frost advisory tonight. lake county not under the advisory. the northern, just the northern sliver north of interstate 90 not in the advisory. that means more cold temp just like this morning. we'll do it all over again tonight. 64 in akron. 61 in canton. 63 in mansfield. these rain showers are going to

avoid us. the atmosphere does decoupling under the high pressure. that means the nearest 300 feet of air next to the ground, they don't move so you get the cold air moving in quickly. hour by hour, let's watch what happens. this is 7:45. 50s. look by 11:30, 43 worster. 43avena. as the sun gets set to rise, we're talking 30s for worster, for canton, revina. even akron should see a low near 38. so widespread frost. 50 or 61 at 6:00. 58 at 7:00 and we got 53 degrees at 9 p.m. this is for the greater cleveland area.

51. the system is moving away from us. this high begins to bring warm air. 50s tomorrow and 70s on wednesday. >> thank you, mark. we're following breaking news tonight from west lake. >> a man suspected of robbing a cvs is dead after trying to make a get away. what we just learned in the past few minutes about the set back. a live report next. >> outrageous electric bill in the mail. more than $12,000 on the bill. th why the company says pay up anyway. . >> but first when news 5 at 5:00 returns, another problem with galaxy phones.

. the television remote control was tucked down into a couch.

. a 10-year-old girl was walking her dog and tried to kick in the door of the burning house. the men found the door too hot to kick in and called the homeowner. >> you need to come back, your house is on fire and she was a mess when she got here. she was really worried about her dog. >> unfortunately, the homeowner lost her dog in the fire. still the fire began by a tv remote control in a couch. they're still the way. sa msung is temporarily suspending their galaxy phones. >> replacement phones are doing the same thing. >> from minnesota to kentucky. >> look over and my phone is on fire. >> virginia, texas and even on

even i was scared. >> at least five owners reporting their replacement samsung galaxy note 7's smoking and igniting. >> this last month samsung started a nationwide recall. they are working diligently with authorities to resolve the situation. >> we are going to be working around the clock to make sure we can get to the bottom of this. >> the agency that sanctioned the original recall now confirms all cases are under review. >> and pending the outcome of

carriers here, at&t, verizon, sprint and t-mobile say they're no longer selling the replacement note 7's instead offering exchanges for a different device. >> that's it for news 5 at 5:00. >> now let's send it to rob for a look at 6:00. >> a robbery suspect is dead. >> we're learning new information. moments before officers fired their weapons. >> and donald trump tries to bounce back. where he campaigns tonight.

. after taking off with pills from a local pharmacy, a man dead after shot by police officers. >> we learn that man could be connected to the robberies of several other pharmacies in the area. paul is live in the news room with the latest. >> around 9:00 this morning, west lake police says devin was trying to get away from the cvs on detroit road after pharmacy. shortly after he crashed his car and police fired their weapons and a real istic looking gun was found at the scene. >he crashed into one of our cruisers. we don't know if it was deliberate or accidental and two of our officers fired shots. >> now, they add they're looking into whether or not he's connected to other cvs pharmacy robberies across north east ohio. the fbi believes one of the