. 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

cleveland on west boulevard. we showed you the security video just last month. the fbi believes this is the same man shot by police today and the september robbery, police say he walked up to the counter, handed the clerk a note and took narcotic pain pills. authorities say that's the case for all robberies he's expected to be behind. right now, one has 14 years on the force and the other three years. they both have administrative leave as the investigation continues. live, news 5. >> also breaking at this hour, i-90 eastbound is closed at east 185th street as police investigate and clean up a multicar pile up. >> all this happened in eucalid. police still on scene trying to figure out when this happened.

taken to local hospitals as a result. >> my bills never behind. i was really shocked. >> a 12,000-dollar electric bill will get your attention. there's much more for a woman in bedford heig >> the biggest question, who is responsible for the ridiculous bill. >> you had to lot to sift through. >> this is some of the documents surrounding the case. a case where both sides are on opposite ends of the spectrum.

somehow racked up about $12,000 in electric bills over an 11 year span. it was a bill contributed and she called the e limb crating company. >> they told me they don't have the necessary paperwork. she said someone used her maiden name and now she's stuck with the bill. about the crime. >> they couldn't get the residents to cooperate. she has a different story.

illuminating company. >> i don't know anywhere you can continue to get the service with that kind of money. >> marcia told me they never talked to her. >> these were not services i used or requested. >> here's a lawsuit filed and she has to get an attorney by the end of the month. >> all right. yes, i flipped on the heat last night. >you're going to need it again tonight. worster under afros advisory tonight. they had scattered frost around wayne county earlier this morning. same for ashland and stark county earlier today. it is mainly clear right now in worster. let me show you what's going

falling into the 50s. already down to 56 degrees. a wide view shows just some high, thin clouds that flow through tonight on a light wind. that light wind will allow the cold air to just sit down next to the ground level here. so we got our frost advisory out. we have lows tonight in the 30s and again showing temperatures quickly falling to the 40s. by tomorrow morning's bus stop, look at this. 30s and frost. when will we warm up? >> that is cold. in democracy 2016 presidential candidate donald trump fires back. >> tonight throwing more actizations of hillery clinton. he threatened at one point to throw his rival in jail. today he says those little

are petty. >> all crooked hillery could do was talk about small petty things last night. >> he also told voters in pennsylvania every bad guy will be forced out of office. >> standing by their man. the party stands behind donald trump. is announcement came during a call with the 186 members of the republican national committee. house majority leader paul ryan is done he's part of a growing list of republicans who refuse to be done with the presidential nominee. in a statement ryan says he'll spend the next 29 days on focusing on helping them raise. ryan is not pulling back his endorsement for trump but that could change. >> and here in our state we found supporters are sticking with trump. others are bailing. dominique making calls all

lawmakers. >> sounding off saying in part donald trump's comments were offensive and wrong. i had hoped to support the candidate my party nominated in the primary process. i continue to still respect those who support donald trump and no longer can support him. he went on to stay i will be voting for mike pence for president. that made us wonder could the republican party actually replace trump? house republicans meeting today to discuss his campaign. we reached out to david joyce, 14th district and representative of 16th district. our calls were not returned. we called every county republican chairman in north east ohio. many did not respond. we heard of the stark, summit, rumble and wayne counties all say they'll continue to support trump in light of his released reporting. rich land county republican chairman says they have not had requests from anyone in the

earlier today speaker of the house paul ryan was quoted telling house republicans they have thoracic outlet make the best of a bad situation going on to say members should make a judgment call for their own districts. news 5. >> there's this after taking on hillery clinton in the debate last night. the trump campaign gets a bit of bad news with the latest nbc wall street journal poll. the numbers released have clinton up with an 11 point considered. it took place before the debate last night. now, when voters were asked about a head to head match up between trump and clinton alone, the margin increased to a 14 point lead. >> in just under an hour, hillery clinton stepping foot back in the buck eye state where she'll be talking to potential voters. it is her last stop after spending much of the day in

to help college students vote. while she was there she spoke to them about last night's debate. >> i tried to speak directly to the questions that are on people's minds and to share my vision of what we can do together. donald trump spent his time laughing when he should have been apologizing. >> clinton also reiterating a point from michele obama. she said donald trump continued chose the high road. >> so a hot topic at the water cooler today was last night's debate. it was tense and at times heated. we watched it closely. we teamed up to put the candidate's claims to the test. we began with trump and his claims about immigration and custom enforcements or ice. >> ice just endorsed me. but the agency itself cannot endorse a candidate. the fact is trump has the endorsement of an employee

immigrations and custom counsel which represents 5,000 immigration officers and staff. ice as a whole employees more than 20,000 people. lit facts says there's a vast difference between the group and federal agency as a whole. they reiterated trump's statement as mostly false. as for hillery, she anted an audience question on obama care. clinton defended the law and its impact. >> right that's the highest we've been in our country. >well, politifact found a bureau report that covers 2015. they said 90.9% of americans have a form of coverage. it was purchased through an mother, independently or government program. politifact rates clinton's statement true. >> if you haven't had the chance to register to vote,

tomorrow is your last chance to get registration to participate. for those already registered, we want to let you know early voting starts wednesday. he's' veteran whose had to fight for his life a number of times but he never thought he would have to do it in his own home. how he took on an intruder coming up. >> plus the indians look to make a clean sweep of the red sox in boston. right now, you can get your hands on tickets for the next round of play offs soon. you're watching news 5 at 6:00

. this was a very scary situation. >> homeowner 66-year-old veteran who wrestled with an intruder before he shot him. >> he's not at home tonight but locked up in jail charged with aggravated burglary and assault. the victim is an army veteran

attacks and three strokes and had to fight for his life sunday morning. he said his neighbor came to his house twice and was acting strangely and tried to get inside. the suspect forced his way into the home anyway. the two wrestles to the ground and the two were punched in the neck and back. he says givens has done strange things in the past but never saw this coming. he says he did to protect his home and life. >> i was thinking yesterday if i hadn't had that weapon, what would happened? i'm almost positive he would have overpowered me pretty sure. i wasn't sure enough either way to take the chance? >> and we found he has multiple arse for burglary and drugs and

trespassing in akron. live, news 5. >> all right, bob, thank you. a warning tonight to residents about a resent string of overdose deaths being blamed or carfentionol laced heroine. >> high. >> police report 361 overdoses inside cities and. >> graffiti left behind all over town. the teens are accused of tagging more than 30 road signs

are the same mark. police say it's going to cost $1,200 to put that on graffiti. you hate to see something like this happening there. >> somebody's got to pay for all that. >> beautiful day out. it's chilly and going to be more so tonight. >> it is fall and october and this is the time we normally start to see the frost at night and the nice, sunny , cool to mild day. together this week. are you ready? >> i got a lemon tree growing in a big pot like this? >> all you do is add sugar to

>> just grab the sweater. that's in cleveland. indies at 71. we're going to get temperatures coming in midweek. not tonight. 61 downtown. look at that sunset over cleveland. 41 our low this morning. 47 is the average. we had a lot of fog. some of you are going to see that same scenario. here's the low, watch it go. here's the high in place. the high eventually brings in the southerly breezes to allow temperatures to warm back to the 70s. i'm thinking wednesday

inland frost. tomorrow how about 68 degrees. a lot of sunshine. that's a nice day to get outside and enjoy some of those leaves changing. these frosty and cold nights are going to see your leaves changing. tonight for akron, canton, frost advisory and 39. we'll go 68 and you're 7-day near 70 wednesday and 75 thursday. 59 with friday. 60 on saturday. by sunday into monday a few showers and back to the 70s. >> thank you. the indians against the red sox, right now they're not waiting on fans. >this afternoon they announced tickets go on sell tomorrow. 10:00 in the morning tomorrow they'll have a limited number

the red sox tonight game one will be friday. i feel a cold coming on. >let's get through the red sox first. we've played them and been down this road. we have an update on the brown's quash situation. and we're going to catch up with a former br how you look at the certain

. there's a lot we could do to get better. head coach. >> well, the browns are feeling the aftereffects of yesterday's loss to the patriots. you'll see here in a second, tessler is lested day-to-day. he did return to the game after twisting his knee. the team's original starting back, remember him, he's been cleared to practice this week. >we've just had our share of

know, it's unfortunate but we'll get this turned around and we'll have too many quashes standing at some point. >> there's a moment you didn't see on tv and if you were at the game you probably didn't see the moment. >> the team not only ho him for his battles on the field but his fight off the bench. >> i was waking up out of an tease i can't. that's when i felt my world flipped. >> she's' breast cancer

be aware. >> men getting breast cancer, one in a thousand compared to one in eight women. >> it's not a disease strictly for women. >> that allows me to get in the mindra >> if we can step out on the

>> thanks for being with us at 6:00 tonight. we are back tonight on news 5

tonight, breaking news. the fallout from the videotape, and now the debate. tonight, the new poll numbers coming in. trump in crisis mode. and the woman he was talking about on that bus, tv host nancy o'dell, breaking her silence. also, house speaker paul ryan says he will no longer defend trump. tonight, trump responds. playing out, 1,50 victims, families stranded by rising waters. new audio tonight during the chaos. two officers shot and killed through the front door of a home. a veteran officer, a new mom, just back from maternity leave. the urgent alert just issued on samsung smartphones, amid troubling new reports that the replacement phones are now igniting. and the frantic search, and dramatic turn today.