terrifying moments at a suburban sandwich shop. neighbors are on edge this morning. the robber who shot and killed a store clerk is still on the run. the indians do it again. another victory for the tribe as it heads to today's game two with an early one the alc. as we begin this show, let's take a live look at progressive field where they'll be back on the field hours from now. we're looking for a 2-0 lead in that series, leading up to the world series. good morning, welcome to good morning cleveland. let's get to the forecast. we were out a progressive field yesterday morning. it really felt like a fall day,

we're in for that today as well. >> we'll see an improvement in that forecast. today we'll turn up the heat a little bit, 75 degrees is where i'm going. we're dry, not a raindrop as far as the eye can see on the radar. temperatures are very, very low, 37 degrees in wooster, another cool start in medina, 36 degrees, 35 up towards mentor. we're looking at 46 right now in cleveland. as we head throughout the day, we'll build on these numbers. we'll head for 75 degrees, that's my projected high for the day. we'll have lots of sunshine as we start out the day. if you're headed to the field, it should be really good. it won't be as cool as yesterday. the evening, the clouds will begin to build. as they do, they're signifying the changes that are under way.

through the remainder of the weekend. how much, timing, you'll have to stick around for that. we begin with a disturbing story. police in cleveland heights are searching for a robber who killed an employee at a popular sandwich shop. it happened just before 8:00 last night at mr. hero on south taylor road. a suspect came in, demanding cash. in the head and took off. the suspect has not been identified. if you have any information, you're urged to call police. another shooting to report, this time on cleveland's east side. it happened overnight on east 79th and carnegie. there is no word on their

young ohio boy that went viral last month. a deputy found the 7-year-old trying to sell his stuffed animals to buy food. the boy's mother is going to jail. tammy bethel is sentenced to six months in jail for child endangerment. and also headed to prison, two chinese nationals to admit to stealing more than $1 million from good year. they were took $1.5 million between 2013 and 2016. according to court documents, they committed wire fraud through a kickback scheme. they have been ordered to pay back the money they stole. goodyear said they're pleased with the sentence. the american red cross is putting out a plea for platelets this morning because the organization has had to cancel nearly 100 blood drives in areas hit hard by hurricane

metro red cross locations throughout ohio. platelet's primarily go to cancer patients. today, they're celebrating those fighting cancer and those who have already beaten it. there's a 5k walk that will raise money for further cancer research. it starts at 10:00 this morning at canal park. moving to baseball down, three to go for the indians. the win was thanks to a two run homer. they will try to repeat their success this afternoon. the first pitch is at 4:08 this afternoon at progressive field. josh tomlin will start. the pitcher that was supposed

drone p. he will start game three in toronto. if you go down for the game, many streets will be closed for parking. the best bet will be garage parking or taking a cab or uber or lyft. thank you for starting your day with us. starting up later, a hash tag is going viral right now. we'll explain the claims by a passenger on prompted it. an energy scam targeting customers in northeast ohio. what you need to know coming up. plus, we'll have your weather. >> we're waiting on the sun right now. sunrise time, 7:40. we'll talk about how it will be heating up this afternoon.

good morning. welcome back. let's go ahead and get a check on the current conditions. we're waiting on the sun. time, 6:08. it comes up at 7:40. it's 46 degrees right now, a little breezy out there with winds out of the south, southeast at 10 miles per hour. it's even colder inland, medina right now 36 degrees, lake

we're looking at 37, in wooster, 47 degrees and 43 towards norwalk. throughout the day, here's what you need to grab, i'd say coats, some of you say jackets, sunglasses a definite must this afternoon. we'll see lots of sunshine this morning through lunchtime. the temperatures should be reaching 75 degrees this afternoon and don't forget your rally towels this afternoon and evening for when the tribe win. here's a look at the headlines and what we'll be talking about. i'll have a full forecast coming up, along with a detailed look at the next best shot at rain showers in northeast ohio . >> looking like another day for baseball. only on 5, it is called the shutoff scam. con artists threatening to shut off electricity unless you pay up. it's a scam hitting northeast ohio and sweeping across the

getting out this manner. >> we're telling you we'll be shutting your power off. >> reporter: this business owner thought he was getting a stern phone call from the illuminating company about his electric service. >> they said a truck was on the way and would be here within the hour. >> reporter: the caller said the crew was heading to his business and would cut his power at the meter. >> i'll give the number a call. >> reporter: unless he called an 888 number and paid the ba order to pay the bill and i told them i'm not going to pay the bill. >> reporter: he admits at one point he was behind and did get this shutoff notice, but -- >> i told them i just paid the bill three weeks ago. there was no reason to shut it off. i have proof that i paid it. >> reporter: finally the caller hung up. turns out the whole thing was a scam, a con job the illuminating companied admits is sweeping the company.

their website. the business owner thinks the power company should do more to protect consumers. >> they should find out who is doing it. >> reporter: this company has more than 30 years of private security experience and teach concealed carry courses. >> we tell people how to watch out for things and they tried picking on the wrong business. >> definitely the scam. they gave all the information and phone numbers concerning the scam to the illuminating company. they said they will investigate. first energy said they would never inform consumers of a potential shut-off of power over the phone. as we go to the break, here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers.

welcome back. 6:14 now on your saturday morning. president obama of doing his part to stop sexual assault. using his potus twitter account, he tweeted a link to the it's on us website. he said we have more to do to prevent sexual assault and the thinking that leads to it. the website has information on

the cousin of one of donald trump's accuser is calling her account into question. the woman said she was assaulted while she was on "the apprentice." on the other side of the campaign, a new batch of hillary clinton's e-mails has leaked. it shows one of clinton's aids asked bi speech to a wall street investment firm. the speech was eventually cancelled. nbc's "today show" looks to set the stage for life without billy bush. bush has been sitting out since the tape of him and donald trump speaking lewdly about women came out this month.

would be hosting the last hour of the show. somora joins us for a look at weather again. we were wondering about the tribe game. it's another crisp, fall morning. it will be warming up. >> it will warm up. we'll see improvements throughout the day. it will be like yesterday, just warmer. let's take a look at this beautiful live shot. we've got terminal tower lit up in red and blue go tribe. congratulations on the win last night, by the way. let's the take a look from the radar. it's not as interesting, i know. we're dry throughout. we're not expecting raindrops for at least the next couple hours. 36 degrees in medina right now, 41 in elyria, 46 in cleveland, 37 in wayne county, also down

let's get into that tribe forecast. they're taking on the blue jays this afternoon. 74, 75 degrees, very comfortable for a ballgame. 4:00 p.m., temperatures will be around 74 degrees. we'll be in the 70s throughout the evening, until the sun sets, then we'll lose the the mild, warm air is in place because of the warm flow we have from the south. high pressure was really working in our favor yesterday. it's going to continue to do that through your saturday afternoon. change is under way. cold front moves in from the west. we'll see rain along the periphery as we often do from the cold front systems. the timing will be later tonight, into tomorrow. here's a look at 3:00 p.m. pretty much everyone will be in the low to mid-70s.

raindrops in the southern counties later on this evening. i think it will be a lot of low cloud coverage as opposed to actual rain. you might start your morning run off on sunday quiet, dry, and absolutely beautiful as far as the sunrise goes. then things begin to change as we head into sunday afternoon and evening. we will see those rain showers start to increase from our west and move towards the south and east as it continues to meander along the line of front there. the showers stick around until early sunday morning. then the clouds give way to sunshine by monday afternoon. the seven-day forecast, let's dig in. so 75 degrees today is where i'm going. the warm-up will stick with us for quite some time. the cold front is more of a cool front. we could be nearing 80 degrees by the top of next week. there will be rain chances on and off throughout the week. we'll see fall-like weather

mother nature really playing with our emotions here. that's a look at the forecast, nick. take it away. winning in the forecast, winning on the diamond. isn't winning fun? the indians continue to prove they're far from a fluke, winning again in game one of the american championship series. the cavs hit all net with swish, the last remaining loosened tied up for the cavs. all that coming up morning sports report. ? what a night last night for the indians. they jumped out to a 1-0 lead by beating the toronto blue jays. they shut down the jays and francisco lindor provided all

>> we got younger but we got better defensively. i think it showed us even with just the offense not being really much improved how much better our pitching looked and how much more it actually showed in the win column. so this winter i know when we were talking about trying to acquire players, i know chris and the guys, their challenge was to try to get us some offense without sacrificing the defense. we don't that's part of what makes used good.. what makes the cavaliers good is this guy. j.r. smith finally got paid last night. they agreed on a four year, $57 million deal. it increases the cavaliers payroll, $125 million, you get what you pay for.

tonight. it is week number eight of the mcdonald's 5 on your sidelines. it's a pleasure to be here on this saturday morning. >> 6-1 avon lake went against omstead falls. avon lake is on the move. this shoremen are in business. a couple plays later, this is troy carson on the 6-yard touchdown strike, 7-0. here's your guy from omstead falls, the man of the week, he's a beast. >> 22 yards. that would put them over, how

>> led to an 8-yard touchdown run by shawn vandermere. omstead falls wins. the bees were buzzing from the get-go in this one. this is a perfect pass and he got lose 21-yard touchdown and comes loose here, brecksville heights is now in business. check this out, what a catch by sammy. 52-yard touchdown . bees win this one.

washington. did i get out of the way quick enough? i stood. i was standing tall. after that, look what he did. he got it in the end zone. he tied the game up at 19 in the third quarter. we move to the fourth, bedford's quarterback, this is a nice pass. jayden smith, touchdown. bedford a winner. they move to 7-1 in cuyahoga heights took on berkshire. it was all cuyahoga heights in this one. the redskins turned to ryan polk, cuyahoga heights improves to 8- 0. madison takes on mayfield on the road. they knew a big play was

92 yards, 92 yards, madison's quarterback ted davis to del busby. faster than the camera. 30-20, madison a winner, rocky river took on parma. second quarter, rocky river up 17-7. damion crawford from two yards ahead. rocky river, 31-13 over parma. indians and blue jays today, 4:08. the starting pitcher will be josh tomlin. trevor bauer cut his pinky working on his drone.

we'll see you coming up later, with ohio state and wisconsin right here on news 5. in recent weeks, if if if you have one of the you newer samsung galaxy 7 phones you were asked to power that down before you got on the flight. now it's banned from flights all together. those who try to get the aboard could face fines. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million galaxy 7s for faulty batteries. new controversy for delta after an african american doctor claims she was passed over by crew members during a medical emergency, an attendant yelled for a

after raising her hand, she was asked to put her hand down, they are looking for an actual physician or nurse, they don't have time to talk to her. she tried to help a second time and she was told the doctor had credentials. her post on facebook prompted other black doctors to tweet pictures of themselves in solidarity. coming up this who were part of that controversial purge in ohio. we are hearing from a student who survived a terrifying school shooting in columbus. you won't want to miss her story. you're watching good morning

6:29 now as we start this half hour with a live look outside progressive field, how's that for a game day morning as we get ready for another big showcase here in the city. welcome to the say saturday edition of good morning cleveland. i'm nick foley.. first, let's get a check on weather with meteorologist

i really hope you enjoyed yesterday's weather. we are going to be seeing lots of improvements as we head through the next couple days. let's go ahead and take a look right now at those current conditions. currently, temperatures are at 46 degrees in cleveland. we're talking 44 in akron, 42 in canton. clear skies this morning, so we are losing a little more of the had more clouds in the sky. the highs are expected to be in the mid-70s by this afternoon. we'll have a great deal of sunshine out there, a great day for a ballgame. if you're making your way into downtown cleveland, you don't have to worry about any rain gear at all. if you're going to be here tomorrow, that's when we'll see the rain chances begin to spike. we'll take a deeper look at the

>> a beautiful fall day forecast. the community of cleveland heights is shaken this morning. an employee at a popular sandwich shop was shot and killed during a robbery last night. police are searching for the suspect. the suspect entered the mr. hero around 8:00 last night. he demanded cash and then shot the employee in the head. he grabbed the money from the the employee died at university hospital. the suspect got away. ohio's secretary of state is looking into options for voters who were included in this year's voter purge. tens of thousands of registered voters were deleted from the state's polls. it's possible many of them didn't know they were removed. the secretary says he's asking the judge to allow voters to

imagine a suspected murderer hiding under your child's bed. that happened on cleveland's west side. u.s. marshals found a man inside a home. police in shaker heights say three teens admitted they were involved in or knew about a child enticement there this week. you heard from the 8-ye news 5. she said an suv. kept driving around the block and asked her if she wanted candy. she said no. right now, a 12-year-old columbus boy is recovering from a bullet wound to the shoulder. he is sharing his story. he was shot in a drive-by at the linden mckinley stem

have been worse if it wasn't for his backpack. >> it saved me. >> i'm glad he had the backpack on his back to bring homework home. it's a blessing. it's ridiculous that someone two drive past the school and shoot at random kids. >> police are searching for the suspect in the shooting. this is all that's left of a home after it exploded in a neighbor says the blast was so powerful his windows blew out. the blast blew debris for several blocks as well. a neighbor described the scene as a war zone. >> flames were coming up the side of the man's head. he was kind of hysterical. i took a piece of plywood, diverted the flames, and then

flown to a hospital. one house caught fire from burning debris. the explosion pushed houses a quarter mile off their foundations. if you are in need of a new vehicle, consider heading to the cleveland police department today. they are auctioning off vehicles they found abandoned or repossessed. you can check out the cars at the police impound lot number two on bradley road. bidding starts at 9:00. all sales are final. none of the vehicles come with a warranty. enforcement trust fund. a traffic alert for lake county this weekend. ohio 306 in kirkland is closed for bridge repairs. this will be until 6:00 monday morning. detours will be marked. just three wins stand between the indians and the world series. can you believe it? they now have a 1-0 lead in the alcs going into today's game two against toronto.

this afternoon a progressive field. josh tomlin will get the start. josh bauer cut his pinky on his drone while working on the drone. he will start game three. the cleveland monsters drop the puck tonight. their opening weekend championship celebration begins tonight at 5:00. this is the second game in the series. they won last night, 2-1, picking up right where left off. still ahead, beloved by some, hated by others, chief wahu is an interesting figure in the sports world. a great white shark got inside a shark cage. one word, terrifying. take a look, the flags are blowing in the wind there.

things are heating up.

good morning. welcome back. since we don't have rain to talk about, i thought we'd spend time with the temperatures. we'll see a stark contrast between this morning and this afternoon. it's 37 in medina right now, 46 right now in cleveland. we're a little warmer along the lakeshore as we tend to see the

42 degrees in the canton. we're off to a chilly start. we're warming things up. sun comes up at 7:40. we'll be up to 74 degrees this afternoon in sandusky, 74 in wooster. heading to the lakeshore, lower 70s for you. it will be warm downtown. if you're headed in for the tribe game, this is not hoody we we head to akron and canton, also in the mid to upper 60s. it will be a lovely day today. we have rain entering the forecast. we're going to go into detail on that time line coming up.. >> thank you. a new theater at the great lakes science center is reopening today. it was closed for the last month for renovations. it will reopen today.

resolution. the first film that will be shown is "pollpoltergeist ." the fight to end hunger is being held today. there will be a fundraiser that will cost $20 for soup and bread. it's happening at the american legion in avon lake. celebrating sisterhood today. this is the 15th year of food fest. it's a celebration of health, cooking and female empowerment. if you go, keep an eye out for danita harris. she will be the emcee. and halloween is coming to cleveland's lakeshore. the u.s.s. submarine memorial is hosting a

today. tours and story telling will take place on the vessel and deck guns will be fired as well. programs are from 6:00 until 10:00 tonight. coming up next, a barber finds a new way to get kids interested in reading. we'll share his efforts,

6:43 now. new this morning, a another breakthrough in the global

limit the use of greenhouse gases, much more powerful than carbon dioxide. this will begin in 2019 by developed countries and more than 100 countries will follow suit by 2024. hfc's are the world's fastest climate pollutants. wildfires continue to burn along the 22 homes north of carson city, nevada. they closed down a major highway from reno to the mountain lake. no injuries have been reported. the governor of nevada declared a state of emergency as hundreds of firefighters continue to t battle the flames. russia's u.n. ambassador is calling relations between the u.s. and russia the worst they've been since the 1970s. he said the two countries can

differences. he says that wasn't the case during the cold war. a courtroom incident in michigan. an officer tried to subdue an unruly defendant got some help from the judge. thethe chief circuit judge said the judge acted within and will not be charged. here's some video you may have seen online. it it has more than 4 million views. it's off the coast of mexico. a great white shark broke through the side of a steel cage with a driver inside. the shark eventually thrashed out of the cage right there, unbelieveable. the diver some how made his way out of the bottom of the cage

and climbed back into the boat unharmed.. that might be the most terrifying thing i've ever seen. i have an unhealthy fear of sharks to begin with. that i is crazy. that diver said he can't wait to do it again . >> i was actually considering doing that. >> they put the chum outside the cage to get the sharks around but that's ridiculous. you can see him tuna on top of the page. >> a lot less terrifying for our forecast. >> we've got the cars moving, people up and early this morning. you're looking at downtown, a beautiful shot there, quiet skies. you can see the sun wanting to

radar. i want to show you we're dry. we don't see rain on the radar right now. we'll be this way for quite some time. the that changes toward the end of the weekend. for now, the only real headline are the temperatures, 37 degrees in medina, 37 in wooster. this is mother nature kind of easing us into fall. she knows winter is approaching. it's 42 in canton, 44 degrees in akron and we're looking at so here's a look at the tribe forecast. if you're headed into town, you already live here, this is what the numbers are looking right. 4:08 is the first pitch. we'll have temperatures at 74 degrees at that point. through the afternoon, through the game, we're staying in the 70s. this is not bad at all, actually pretty good conditions as far as the forecast for a ballgame. yesterday was a little cool. we had temperatures in the 50s.

the south, southeast, high pressure was really working in our favor for the last 48 hours, bringing us this sunshine. it will do so again to he day. the cold front will come through and change things a little bit. we'll see rain as we head into your sunday. let's break it down on the future cast. taking some time with it, 3:30 p.m. this afternoon, 70s. notice something else, all the clouds towards mansfield, but overall lots of sunshine today. we push forward, the model right now is trying to put raindrops into our southern counties for this evening. i think we'll stay dry through your saturday, just clouds building. early sunday morning things begin to change. we'll start to see the onset of clouds really continuing to push through and they are preceding the rain that is to come. that will arrive sunday afternoon and evening. tara will have the full forecast on that. we should see some widely scattered showers, moderate to

time and we arrive at 4:00 a.m., your beginning of your workweek, still seeing some showers lingering with us. by monday afternoon, tuesday, things should start to improve. your seven-day forecast, keeping us in the 70s through the top of the week. we will be nearing 80 degrees on your tuesday. that's definitely not the norm for this time of year. we should be in the mid-60s the beginning of october. it looks like we'll be flirting with the 80s at the top of next week. rain chances will be on and off. it won't be a wash-out of we cool back down on friday. that's a look at your forecast. nick, over to you. >> no complaints about hitting the 80s. the indians continue their post season push. one of the most recognizable sports logos in the country can be seen as well. chief wahu is on the tribes' players uniforms, t shirts and

history surrounding his polarizing figure. >> reporter: this was a piece of the cleveland indians which could be seen from miles away. it was once on the corner of the old municipal stadium. chief wahu is both loved and hated. it now resides at the cleveland history center. >> it is a historic artifact. it also predominance of baseball in cleveland. >> reporter: it went up in 1962. it remained there for three decades. when the indians moved to a new ballpark, the sign went into retirement. it was donated to the western reserve historical society. some call wahu racist, while others label it as tribute.

something more. >> if we avoided controversy in terms of preserving historical items, we'd have no history. >> reporter: the historical society's senior vice president acknowledges all viewpoints on chief wahu, on permanent display are also three separate labels for the one image of the cleveland indians logo. >> one tells you what it is. one in roughly the same number of words, same number of illustrations tells you why it's highly negative and racist and the third one it's not. >> reporter: regardless of the controversy, the support is widespread for the team on the field. the cleveland indians are running to the pen pnant and for the world series. this is the 1948 cleveland indians world series ring, part of the historical society's exhibit on bob hope, who was a part owner of the team. 1948 was a good year and a good

which looks showroom new. they reflect on the indians and 1948. >> you can imagine this car driving down to cleveland municipal stadium for the '48 series. >> reporter: when this car was new and the indians owned the baseball championship, world war ii had ended only years before. >> cleveland was reenergized with money from war production, its population was still growing. >> reporter: there were times when baseball was king of sports alone, when cleveland fans flooded the stadium and the center of the baseball world was cleveland, where memories were made and those old enough to recall when the world series champions wore

cleveland's block c has taken over as the indians team logo. as long as chief wahu remains on every uniform, you have to figure the controversy will

welcome back. a michigan barber shop offering an incentive for young readers. kids who read outloud while getting their haircut can get a discount. one barber says the program not

confidence, it's actually making reading cool. >> a kid could read, so the kid just brought the cup cakes for me. what the kid did was put a book in his hand. that's the important part. the reason that the kid picked the book up is because there were other kids here, reading. >> the barber shop supplies a variety of books for kids to choose from. many of the books center history. i love that story. it's a creative way one guy's trying to get kids involved, get kids reading, making reading cool. that's kind of really cool. if you see other kids reading, why not. >> while you're getting the haircut, you can multitask. >> it's calming too. >> it's therapeutic. i love that. you know what else is therapeutic? >> this weather forecast.

up, sun coming up at 7:40 this morning and it will get to work. it has a lot of work to do. i'm expecting a high of 75 degrees this afternoon. the clouds will begin to build in around 6:00 and that's when you'll know the onset of rain is approaching. that will arrive late tonight into sunday. i won't worry about rain for your saturday. things will look good for and another victory. the news continues next for you on "good morning america." we'll be following new developments all morning long. we'll see you back here at

good morning, america. new overnight, donald trump fighting back. tossing the teleprompter and lashing out as more women accuse him of sexual misconduct. >> he grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me. >> he said none of it is true. >> the latest on hillary clinton's e-mail saga. extreme weather. several rare tornadoes tearing through coastal oregon. >> whoa. >> blowing up transformers. over 100 homes damaged. >> it's just like a bomb went off. >> now, seattle is in the bull's-eye bracing for a once in a decade storm. >> the department of transportation taking action, no samsung galaxy note 7s allowed