new xdi]homes, new stores, exploding population. 's the tale of a growing city with e1a e1jfgrowing problem. >> we're going r this year. >> e1emergency services are starting to find themselves overloaded. >> so how much of the growth putting on the city of avon's xdjffirst responders? our paul kiska is digging into the issue ok?ifor us tonight. >> reporter: while some cities here i]in lorain county have be losing population, avon has been gaining population the last 10 years. of course, more people means more calls for first responders who say they are up to the task. 4vjp%ust 10 years ago avo still a rural area. now it a5?is +?a booming suburbq city growing so fast, a new

where there is now a e1new hospital and a new hotel. a lot of new housing is also under construction. but more e1people and more traffic means a lot f?more call foj@lervice to the police and fire departments. >> in the past 10 years we've seen a substantial amount of commercial light industrial and residential growth. >> reporter: over the last decade avon r population to 22,000 people. amazingly avon's fire chief told volunteer firefighters, but irefighters to nine rs, but per xdshift. calls for service are expected to break a record for the avon fire department, hitting 2500 t( of them are medical lpcalls. during the daytime, with the t( workforce and shoppers, jfavon' population doubles. >> we estimate daytime population being up towards 40,000. >> the police department is now( taking 5,000 more calls per

years ago, which means xdthey'r now hiring more qpolice officers. avon's&js&ice chief told me r starting october 17th, applications f?will be availabl on t(the police department's website. or us. . as the commercial growth has grown, shoplift hag grown. >> reporter: both the fire and police ?ichief told me they're keeping up with calls for service as avon continues to grow. >> the guysare getting r but they're a great group. they'rde >> reporter: and proof they're busier, our interview was interrupted ??sev$?l xdtimes t( calls. lpxd that's right, they're getting busier every day. the avon police department and the avon fire department both ?? have equipment levies on the we're learning more about mw what w3happened during a barbershop shooting where

a 16-year-old has been arrested in connection with xdthe +vx?qj at ?ilpprodigy cuts. just after 7:30 last night the teenager and another male walked into the shop, zv?d out their handguns, and demanded money. in response, several xdof the barbershop owners who were armed pulled their xdweapons ?? start]?firing. >> four men are facing rajer charges tonight after a t(rape their wk the three have also t(j&8qqg ?? indicted on charges of kidnapping okand aggravated robbery. according to court documents a gun was used to hold the woman against herl and they sexually assaulted w3?iq9wjr0@6cj% tonight two ??xd15-year-old boys are accused of stealing car and leading police on a

dash cam video captured video of that chase. inside that stolen car two boys? who e1didn't have their e1drive licenses, and police say xdt(it very lucky they f?didn't kill anyone. it all happened around 7:30. = stolen pontiac stopped and started several times but lowing several times but past several stop signs along rural roads. then at u.s. 250, this happened. as in the licensed driver pulled out in front of another the boys were firsthand cuffed, and q5a?then taken later to a wooster hospital, the innocent driver also hospitalized. police do not consider any of the injuriec!!o be life threatening. investigators tell me the chain of events started when the two boys walked away from village network in wooster, a treatment facility for at-risk youth, and then stole a car that was left rung at a nearby capacity q station. that car was owned by r

>> they could have killed an xd innocent r they hit her on her way to work. i asked the highway patrolman how she was doing, and i asked them, next time he speaks to i] her, please ?rlet her know that the xdowner of tf%j?r for her. >> reporter: multiple charges are now ?ipending including xd fleeing and eludinw/dtl?hj?j as cr night, xd >> frosty, too. you got your winter coats ready, folks? we warned you t(f?it was e1comi take a look. our frost advisory, 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. except for lake county and t( and we're going show you jfwhat our temperatures are going to cue w3here. ?? clouds are clearing out. winds are calming down. temperatures now are stable. 9

after news ? go to bed. our can watch e1r danita is best watched in bed with some xdsort of snack. by t(8:00 a.m., xd36 ravenna, 3 dover-new philly. frosty conditions, growing season about to come qto an end we're going to track jfak weather weekend, plus we've f?g up. >> look xdr electric rates about ??to rise for first energy key commission just approved the rate increase ??plan that would allow them to collect an additional $204 million over the next three years. with ai8$=yal the commission estimates for a $yse that uses about 750 kilowatts a month you would see a $3-a-month

ht#uurchinese nationals are heading to prison qafter they stole more than a million dollars from jfgood year. both were employees within the d company with they took $1.5 million between 2013 i]f?and 20 according to court cdocuments, they were connected to and brought business to a shell company xdto purchase rubber fr them. qokstole. this afternoon, several members within the clevelay? union president steve loomis. they called on loomis to step down from his post at ?rthat ti cleveland police e13w?patrolman association. they are upset over his endorsement of republican lp ehalf cpp they say countless comments made by mr. trump are disrespectful and racist. >> mr. loomis -- for mr. loomis to go forward to endorse this

this is xdproblematic to us. please don't t(get me wrong. he has a right to vote for whatever candidate he wants. but why would you lift up lpa candidate a week after he says he's for things like lpstop and frisk? >> ??pastor larry harris one of handful of u?people to speak today saying loomis is playing into a greater role of divisiveness in the state. e1and this happened after s? reports came out alonging that p donald lptrump has groped sever the presidential nominee came out swinging, calling the reports vicious. he has qthreatened to sue the "new york times" over their article with two women who claim they were inappropriately touched by trump. during a rally in west palm beach florida today, the gop ?p&esidential nominee implied the claims couldn't be true ?if? based on lpthe women's appearances. >> the claims are preposterous, ludicrous, and defy truth,

and xdit will t(be made public p an appropriate zv?way. >> trump is now on his way to cincinnati where he will lpbe xd holding t(t(a rally tonight. hillary clinton was off the the first lady was in new hampshire this afternoon trying to sway voters in qthe strongly held>2#publican state to vote for clinton while there she t( against trump and the leakf? access hollywood tape. >> this was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly ?i??about sexually preda behavior, and actually bragging about kissing and groping women. and president obama left w3the white house this t(afternoon. he will be staying in the buckeye state overnight. first he f?will speak in columbus. tomorrow he will e1i]be i]here

for mrs. clinton in okthe morni before heading back to washington later. well, ??t(still ahead on ne at 6:00, the choice between 15?eu6 your business -- save your business or pay up trying to. business owners are r pay up to 0)ent being a t( target. m (sqkeland in home. dogs, puppies displaced from the east coast ?ibecause of hurricane matthew, hoping somebody here is okgoing to tak? them in. help out.

and grab that happened in parma early this morning. at least four white minivan crashed through front. it was reported stolen hours earlier. and with the number of v smash t(and grabs happening around p/t?heast ohio out how to make them-y&ves less of a target. >> there have r within the city of cleveland so far this t(year. but f?trying to ??i]reverse tha trend could mean t(financial disaster for jfsmall business owners. mike brookbank joins us from the oo:east side.

stores are vulnerable right do,9 this hp mart on lorain r perfect example. no barriers between the parking ?xdand w3the building. this deli the latest target of thieves. and we've ?rseen this many time before. crooks using a car to bust their way through a building. >> what do you do? you sleep in your store? this hp mart on t(lorain t(avenue. he says they w install concrete barrieike these in front of their store to stop smash and grab thieves. however, it's a co#( >> if you look at some xdof the storefronts it's a pretty long area that you have to prevent. >> reporter: xdthis company maintains more 8(??ithan 700 convenience stores in the ?i?is of ohio. they have installed concrete barriers at storeirecently hit d

so hopefully that will deter anyone else. >> reporter: the cost, 350dz 06789 while there's nothing on the books right now uncleveland some cities require businesses like this jfto have barriers. smash and grabs in those locations are cut down by nearly 10%. >> it is a good option but who is going to foot the bill somewhat if f?that small busine owner can't afford it? >> reporter: what once was not common is now showing up. blu they spec f?out the ballards in front. so w3t(w3a lot of companies are that right out of the gate. >> reporter: those that have been ??hit are actually being dropped q??t(by insurance vlica man are considering putting in the barriers t(?iv?despite tu?c >> very interesting, mike.

south carolina coast try to clean up after the severe jf flooding that hurricane matthew left behind, several xdfurry friends from down sout hoping to find a new home cin c the cleveland location just took in 17 dogs including puppies displaced because of ttstore. look at ?omthat okface. it's just calling your name, right? they got a oklpcall from the hu society wondering ko?if they ha some room. the dogs, which were already up for who were ??displaced k3kom thei owners during xdthe storm. >> we are now doing everything ? we qcan to t(allow them to settc in and realize that they've just had a big move. their climate is changing. i don't know e1that our barbecu is quite as good up here. >> you cnever know. the apl says some of the ??dogs are available for adoption right now. and us&1e when we do these types t(of stories we know you

>> they do bark with a southern act september, and ?ithey like ??ii hear. would have, would hear --?r? woof, woof, woof. >> can i hear that nb?one more time? >> he nb?can do it. that's kind of halloweenesque. that's cold qair in this is october. we jpe seen a 23-degree temperature drop from this t(ti yesterday to t(right now. so let's get right to the. the ingredients i]to make frost well, we've okgot frost advisories out until 9:00 jf?a.q tomorrow morning, from 2:00 ?i a.m. that's what we're seeing right here. skies are clearing out as high pressure 3w?builds in. and you ?ineed light winds. this is a current map e1of wind

point. the winds have calmed way down. it was blus$m#e this mong on your t(way to work. you had some rain showers and blustery qconditions. skies are clearing out. we're already seeing the cool air in place. temperatures did not get much above 57, 58 degrees pretty f? much areawide today. mid-50s for akron and cleveland, t(and t(??55 in norw so let e1me show i]you whwndtak place. calm winds, clear skies, now watch. the temperature is going down. there's w3a frosty start. 38 akron ??to canton. big city lights may avoid the f barberton, norton, alliance, you are going to see frost. the portage lakes will likely see frost. greater cleveland, near the lake should, within five to ten miles, most likely not. so if you'#eplanning your q evening now, let's show you

around 50 to 52. you better w3lpwear those sweat today we hit 64. that was at midnight. temperatures lpfell from there and okdidn't qrecover. we had almost .2 of an inch of rain area wide. let me show xdf?you hurricane nic direct hit from the qeye wall e??htoday as a to 120 miles per hour. on the island we've got zv?the r clearing here. the front is here. we do see the high move in c tonight, frost. tomorrow, though, the winds do begin to shift around during the afternoon. so after a t(very frosty start tomorrow, r warm lpup nicely. mid-60s. and then the weekend x+o?xdis l great, all right. if you're running a big qrace o orning, f?the cleveland qrace o browns 5k, like rob powers, many folks running in that race, it will be in the 50s. that ?:r?

though. 41 degrees. 41 degrees. ?..% mainly clear, a? to the south. now, tomorrow your hour by hour, or your day parts here, morning a5?40s, lunch bad, 64. that's where the high isinghtg to basically stay. cold start, nice and sunny t? during tab. 64 we can handle. tribe game, hold ?@?on for that 36 tonight forakron, frosty. tomorrow we'll go t(62. tribe game starting off in the to near 50 degrees by the final pitch. wear those r 76 on saturday, that's great weather. sunday a few showers and 77. near 80 by next tuesday. >> i love it. >> 30s to 80s. >> all year. >> can you ?ipla?xyquarterback? ?oosks i can. >> just wanted to make sure. i didn't know if you were quarterback, your ??position was. >> i'm every woman, andy.

i'm talented. >> enough. all right, we'll get z]an updati from nb?hue jackson. on sunday. playing quarterback - and i]we go behind enemy lines r get the scoop on the blue jays.

tomorrow night over at the ballparks. the media is here, the blue r jays are here. in fact, we caught one a former indians third baseman who is now ?dcalling toronto home as a hitting coach. >> reporter: andy, thank you. there's a familiar face in the w blue jays dugout. jacoby is e1the hitting coach a his flock of l!d boppers were fourth in the american r in homers curing ?;?the regular season. toronto's offense continues to swing a hot bat. >> i haven't done and give w3them okthe informati it's definitely not me. >> reporter: jf??what are you seeing in your hitters right now? >> guys are just going out and competing. they're having good at-bats. not try >> he's s7?someone that doesn't say much, qbut when deck, lpyou definitely listen. >> what are your memories of being in cleveland you? ear a two-time all-star here. >> i think the old stadium, one. right down there t(jfon the lak

grew up in baseball, and, you know, there were a lplot of goo times here. >> reporter: what are you seeing in the indians' offense right now? >> well, those guys xd?iswing tr bat. we've seen it before. we f?sought when we played them here ?iand at our place. they've got a balanced lineup, switch hitters. good club. >> reporter: so far the blue jays ko?have hit 10 home runs i four games, but the indians xdn far behind with five home runs r in three games. so this series could be f?a 5a? slugfest. at progressive field, news 5. q?the game t(times were announced today so if you want to doubl",(rq(9hthem, this is what the schedule looks like. me one, and i]then 4:00 for game two e1 in cleveland. it's either 4:00 or t(8:00, the you look at toronto, and we'll stalk more about that tonight xd at 11:00. hue jackson says joe thomas is ready to play, and so is cam irving i]f?at center despite injuries.x< ruhdas more to say 7:00, even on his starting quarterback, cody kessler.

okay. he's w3a young guy, and i think imp beck's learning our system, learning the national football league, and we don't want to lp hurt his growth if he s7?is sti? injured. >> more on the hue jackson show tonight a2@e7:00. >> y (will see xdqyou then. >> news 5 at 6:00 has been q brought i]to you by t(the e1ohi lottery cash explosion game ??

tonight, breaking news. one by one, the women coming forward to accuse donald trump. after that audio of trump on the bus, talking about what he could do to women because he's a star. tonight here, trump's fiery defense. and what he's now saying about one of those women. >> look at her, look at her words, you tell me what >> also tonight, michelle obama on trump. worlds we have not heard from her before. also this evening, the new and monster hurricane in the east. as we come on the air, already, a direct hit on bermuda. the deadly police firefight. the gunmen in body armor. officers in critical condition. breaking news here in new york city. the bombings, and tonight, the suspect, for the first time since the moment on the stretcher. and the outrage tonight.