terrifying moments at a suburban sandwich shop. neighbors are on edge this morning. the robber who shot 1800 killed a store clerk still on the run. and the indians do it again. another victory for the tribe as it heads into today's game two with an early one- live look outside. this is west side market. look at those blue skies ahead as you begin your weekend. another gorgeous day on tap. hello and welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." we talked about it, we got those crisp starts for you yesterday and today. but the warmup is really going to be worth it for sure. >> most definitely. it's going to take full effect this afternoon. this morning we are off to another brisk start, temperatures in the 30s. right now you're looking at the radar.

reassure you we don't have any rain. it's blue skies throughout. look at these temps, though, 48 degrees in akron, 39 in ashtabula and we don't have that cloud coverage overnight. what happens is most of the heat we gained during yesterday kind of escaped into the upper atmosphere. so it cools down a little bit more in some areas than others. 43 in akron, 43 in canton. 43 degrees in downtown cleveland. that live shot you just saw. 48 in mansfield and 48 right now in wooster. good morning, everyone. these numbers are going to continue to rise. as i'm predicting 75 degrees will be our high in cleveland, of course the farther south you go, it could be a little warmer in areas like akron, canton, towards alliance. lots of sunshine out there today. the clouds do build in, and as they do, they tell us a story. we've got changes under way. our clouds will precede our next rain chance for sunday. we'll look deeper into that. also if you want a more detailed forecast for the tribe game, maybe you're headed downtown, i'll go ahead and have that and brief you soon. nick, back to you.

cleveland heights are still searching for the robber who killed an employee at a popular sandwich shop. it happened just before 8:00 last night at this mr. hero on south taylor road. police say a suspect came in, demanding cash. that suspect eventually shot an employee in the head and then took off with the money from the cash register. the victim was taken to university hospital and later died. the suspect has not been identified yet. and if you have any information, you are urged to call police. well, another shooting to report as well. this time on cleveland's 79th and carnegie. two men were shot during a robbery. no word on their conditions this morning, but this is the same corner that an activist spent 48 hours camping out at earlier this week. his goal was to ironically raise awareness for violence in cleveland. well, remember the story of a young ohio boy that went viral last month? a southwestern ohio deputy found that 7-year-old trying to sell his stuffed animal to buy food. now that boy's mother is going to jail. tammy bethel is sentenced to

endangerment. her husband also faces the same changes, but has not yet been sentenced because he is in the hospital. also headed to prison, two chinese nationals who admit to stealing more than dislrs 1 million from goodyear. both were employees within the company when they took $1.5 million between 2013 and 2016. according to court documents, they committed fraud through a wire kickback scheme. both have been ordered to pay back the money they stole. goodyear says it is pleased 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 matthew. it is now running dangerously low on platelets. if you'd like to help out, you can give blood at many local red cross locations. you can also make an appointment on their blood donor app. and platelets primarily go to cancer patients receiving treatment. and today the american cancer society is celebrating those

thousands of local survivors and supporters are expected to be at today's making strides against breast cancer walk in akron. the 5k walk raises money for further cancer research. it starts at 10:00 at canal park. well, one down, three to go for the indians. they beat the toronto blue jays, of course, in game one of the alcs, the win all thanks to this two-run homer from linneddor. the tribe will try to repeat their success this afternoon. first pitch scheduled josh tomlin will be making a start. trevor barrow was scheduled to start game two, but he cut his pinky on his drone. he will start game three in toronto instead. if you are headed downtown for the game, there are definitely some things you need to know about, especially when it comes to parking. street parking will be hard to come by, to say the least. parts of prospect, huron, carnegie, east 9th and east fourth will all be no parking zones. your best bet will be garage parking, maybe taking a cab or

lyft. all right. thank you so much for spending part of your saturday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. and coming up later the hashtag what a doctor looks like is going viral right now. we will explain the claims by a passenger on a flight that prompted it. and an energy scam targeting customers right here in northeast ohio. what you need to know so you don't become a victim. and tomorrow, as always, we have your local forecast. >> take a look outside. beautiful flowers there, amazing conditions for that table became today, but rain is on the way. we'll talk about it in the full power of 5 forecast.

good morning, everyone. take a look at your hour-by- hour forecast. we are going to start trending in the mid-70s this afternoon. this is well above the average for this time of year. we really should be in the 60s. i'm not complaining. here's a look at why we are seeing this awesome weather on in right now from the southeast. as a result, we will be seeing those temperatures rise, but it comes at a cost, right? we're going to see a cold front move in and that will increase our chances for rain, speaking of which, here's a look at your forecast. at 4:45 p.m., we're still dry. if you're wondering, though, when the rain is going to arrive, more than likely i'm looking into sunday afternoon and evening. it will be widely scattered, light to moderate showers. we'll talk more soon. for now, nick, over to you. >> all right, thank you.

called the shutoff scam, conartists posing as power company workers over the phone, threatening to shut off your electricity unless you pay up. well, the illuminating company admits it's a scam hitting northeast ohio and sweeping across the country. news 5 investigator joe paginakiis getting it out this morning. >> it's a courtesy call, hey, we're going to be there and we're shutting your power off. >>reporter: ken thought he was ge gettings a stern phone call from the illuminating company about his electric service. >> they said a truck was on their way and be here within the hour. >>reporter: a caller said an illuminating company crew was heading to his business and was going to cut his power at the meter. >> all right. i'll give the number a call. >>reporter: that is unless he called this 888 number and paid his balance immediately. >> they wanted a credit card in order to pay the bill, and i told them, well, i'm not going to pay the which will. >>reporter: now, ken, admits at one point he was behind and did get this shutoff notice, but -- >> i told them i had just paid the bill three weeks ago.

off. i said 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 admits is sweeping the country, so much so a warning is now posted on the website. business owner mark king believes power companies should do more to protect consumers. >> you think the power companies would be more kind to fix it and find out who's doing it. >>reporter: fortunately king and ken didn't fall for the scam. you see, they have more than 30 experience and teach concealed carry courses here at the memphis avenue location. >> we tell people how to watch out for things, and they're picking in the wrong business. >> certainly example of being proactive there. joe gave all the information and phone numbers kirning the scam to the illuminating company. it says it will investigate. first energy says it would never inform consumers about a potential power shutoff over the phone. as we head to break now,

good luck.

time now is 8:13 on your saturday. president obama doing his part to help stop sexual assault. he's indirectlying on the donald trump assault allegations with his latest tweet. using his potus twitter account, obama tweeted a link

clearly we still have more to do to prevent sexual assault and the thinking that leads to it. now, the website includes a pledge to fight sexual assault. , information about how to report it and resources for victims. in the meantime the cousin of one of donald trump's accusers is calling her account into question. john barry is summer servoluntaries' cousin. servoluntaries says trump assaulted her while she was on "the apprentice show." servoluntaries says she's always praised trump and wants to be back in the spotlight. a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails has leaked. the mails show one of clinton's aides asked former bill clinton to cancel a speech to a wall street investment firm. that was due to concerns that the clintons might appear too cozy with wall street. that speech was eventually canceled. all right. here's some video you may have seen online. it already has more than 4 million views. look at this. the great white shark off the

they're lunging and he actually breaks through the side of a steel cage with a diver inside. a crewmember opens the top of that cage and the shark then eventually finds its way and thrashing out of the cage. through all of this, the diver somehow made his way out of the bottom of the cage until the shark could make its way out as well, and then he just swims back up to the top of the cage and climbs out of the boat. i kind of hold it against our producer dana for putting this in the show because i am deathly afraid >> no, nick. >> that just is beyond terrifying to me. >> i know. again, though, with all the food and tuna around that cage, you kind of wonder if that's exactly what they expected to happen, but, man. >> i'm having second thoughts about doing that. i definitely wanted to try that. >> that is something i will never do in this lifetime. well, let's go ahead and take a look right now at that beautiful live shot. that's the west side market, right? >> no sharks there. some fresh fish, though. >> so we've got a live look

those leaves. we are seeing blue skies, really barely a cloud in the sky at this point of the day. here's another live look. thought i'd take us down to wayne county. good morning, wooster, how are you doing down there? beautiful, beautiful view there. waking up to lots of sunshine. you just want to get to work because it's chilly out there. radar right now dry, and we're going to remain dry through the next couple of hours. rain chances go up tomorrow. 45 degrees right now in akron, 45 in cleveland. along the lake shore a little bit warmer. we're trending cooler in areas like wayne county 39 for our friends there. tuscarawas county, good morning to you. don't forget the philadelphia right now at 38 degrees. all my friends in shockton walking outside to 46th street, to me that's really cold. i don't know about you, but we could definitely use a warmup. and it's on the way. and it'll be arriving this afternoon. in fact, just around the time of that first pitch for the tribe, taking on the blue jays. 74 degrees around 4:00 p.m. with that first pitch. we will see the 70s continue to stick with us through the

into the evening, and we lose that sunlight we'll start to see those numbers dropping. speaking of which, let's take a look at a few other neighborhoods besides downtown cleveland. even warmer, expected to reach 77 in sandusky today. norwalk, how about 75 for you? 76 in vermilion. 77 in cleveland, and we have that cool pocket there. euclid in the lower 70s. shifting farther south now into summit and stark county, we're also looking at mid-70s for you. ravena74, burton good afternoon, 75 degrees high. let's go ahead and -- we don't have to look at that. let's take a look at the reason why we're seeing such amazing weather. so we have this warm flow coming in, this influx of warmer air from the southeast. but as i've been saying all morning, once that front arrives, we'll start to see the game really changing here. temperatures going to be in the 70s this afternoon, but then you see the shift. we are going to start to see some more clouds in and out, really building up sunday afternoon. at that point you can expect

your sunday into your monday morning commute. your power of 5 seven-day forecast, we are going to be near 80 degrees on tuesday. nick. >> thank you. well, isn't winning fun? of course it is. well, the indians continue to do just that and improve. they are far from a fluke, winning game one of the american league championship series. it seems like everyday it's just a different hero. plus the cavs hit all net with swish, the last remaining loose end now tied up for cleveland. all that and the high school football roundup morning's sports report. >> oh, what a night last night for the indians. they jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the alcs by beating the toronto blue jays. clubhouser, miller, allen shut down the jays and francisco lindor provided all the offense with one swing.

>> we are younger, but we got better defensibly. i think it showed, you know, 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, you know, chris and the guys, their challenge was to try to get us some offense without sacrificing the defense because you're right, we don't want to think, what makes us good. >> you know what makes the cavaliers good? this guy. j.r. smith finally getting paid. last night he and the cavaliers agreed on a four-year, $57 million deal. that's according to espn. the deal increases the cavalier's payroll, check this out, $125 million. you get what you pay for. kyle luz said he was the heart and soul of the team.

tonight. it is week number eight of the mcdonald's 5 on your sideline. he is h.d. >> yes. >> always a pleasure to be with you on a saturday morning. >> always, always. it's a potpourri we had last night. >> it is, we'll continue on with the potpourri this morning. 6-1 avon lake going up against olmsted falls. 1st quarter, olmsted the move. 44 yards on the pitch and catch, the shoremen in business. then a couple plays later, this is your guy, isn't it? >> he's coming up. >> this is troy carson on the 6- yard touchdown strike, 7-0. here's your guy, from olmsted falls, hakeem's man of the week, linville running with the truckin' dudes. 20 yards. that would put him over. how many yards for the season?

it led to this 8-yard touchdown run by shawn vannedemere. game tied up 7-7. olmsted squeaks past avon lake dwoin- 28. your game. >> this game not as close, breckville heights hosting the wadsworth. very first offensive position, sisternad to wigloose. he's getting loose. 20-yard touchdown. give me a high five and a hug. wadsworth possession, joey bowman completes the pass, but the ball comes loose. aseoo johnny on the spot scoops it up. breckville heights in business. very next play, check it out, what a catch by sammy. he caught that -- >> a 52-yard touchdown,

washington, watch it, what do you think? did i get out of the way quick enough? >> did he take out your knees? >> no, standing tall. next play after that, look what he did, he got into the end zone. he tied the game up 19-19. that was in the 3 ird quarter. we move ahead to the 4th. wilson, boone, this is a nice pass. >> beautiful. >> jaden smith touchdown. bedford a winner, 7-1 on the season. >> artsy. >> thank >> undefeated cuyahoga heights taking on beckshire. in the red zone, lawther pitch and catch to combs. cuyahoga heights wins. >> biggest play of night right here, madison taking on mayfield on the road. blue streaks, feels the fighter

and coming from madison. 92 yards. madison's quarterback davis to duncan busby. oh, look at that. >> great name. >> faster than the camera. 30-20 madison a winner. >> 4-3 rocky river taking on 5- 2 parma. rocky river up 17-7. damian crawford plows it in from two yards out. 24-7 rocky river. i don't think so. i have other plans, my friend. picks it off. great i.n.t. there. 31-30 over parma. >> indians and blue jays again today, 4:08. the starting pitcher will be josh tomlin. why? trevor broke his pinky working on his drone. everybody has that issue. 10 stitches, on the outside of his pinky. he's scheduled to pitch game three on monday in toronto, so we'll see.

tonight about 7:00, scarlet saturday preand post with ohio state and wisconsin right here on news 5. have a great day, everybody. >> all right, guys, thank you. you gotta watch out for those drones. they bite sometimes. in recent weeks if you have one of the newer samsung galaxy 7 phones, you are asked to power the phone down, put it away during flights. well, not anymore. the u.s. transportation department now issuing an emergency order banning those phones from flights all together. that includes passengers and flight crews and also includes putting the phones in checked baggage. those who aboard could face fines. samsung has recalled more than $2.5 million galaxy 7s for faulty batteries that have sometimes caught fire and exploded. and speaking of flights, new controversy for the airline carrier delta after an african- american doctor claims she was passed over by crewmembers during a medical emergency. tamika cross who is an ob/gyn who posted on a recent flight, an attendant yelled for a

a passenger in need, but after raising her hand, she was told, quote, put your hand down, we are looking for actual first physicians or nurses, we don't have time to talk to you. cross adds she tried to help a second time. a crew member then told her, a white male could help because he had credentials. delta is responding by saying that male doctor who helped is the only doctor who provided credentials which they are trained to collect. now, for her part, cross' post is now prompting other black doctors to tweet pictures of themselves in solidarity with the hashtag what a doctor looks like. coming up this morning, there is still hope for voters who were part of that controversial purge in ohio. and we're hearing from a student who survived a terrifying school shooting in columbus. you won't want to miss his story. you are watching "good morning

it is 8:28. we start this half hour with a live look outside. what a day it is to maybe head to west side market, get your day under way. blue skies ahead, a gorgeous start to your weekend. welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. we have several developing stories for you, including the indians preparing to take on the blue jays again this afternoon. more on that in just a bit. first, a check on that gorgeous weather with meteorologist somara theodore. good morning, somara.

morning to everybody at home. take a live look at downtown cleveland right now. still under these awesome blue skies. yesterday was not really bad, i enjoyed it. it was a little on the nippy side. today we'll be seeing improvements as far as temperatures go. here's a look at your day planner. so we're going to start off in the 30s this morning. by 9:00 a.m. we should start reaching the fouforts and feaft for a few neighborhoods. winds will pick up out of the south, so it is going to be a little breezy. we are going to be seeing lots of sunshine, temperatures rising to the mid- to upper 70s as afternoon. winds right now fairly calm throughout, just a little breezy, though, as i said in cleveland downtown as well as over in youngstown. that's a look at your forecast. nick, over to you. >> okay. this morning the community of cleveland heights is shaken. an employee at a popular sandwich shot was shot and killed during a robbery last night. police are still searching for the suspect this morning. investigators say a robber entered the mr. hero on south taylor road around 8:00 last night. the suspect then demanded cash and then shot the employee

head. then that suspect grabbed money from the cash register and ran away. the employee died at university hospital. the suspect has not been identified yet. if you have any information, please call police immediately. well, ohio's secretary of state looking into allegations of voters who were included in this year's voter purge. tens of thousands of registered voters were deleted from the state's rolls. it's possible many of them didn't even know they were removed. secretary jo he's asking these voters be allowed to cast provisional ballots on election day. the judge has yet to rule on that request. imagine a suspected murderer hiding right under your child's bed. well, that chilling scenario played out on cleveland's west side. u.s. marshals found that man, jonathan vargas inside an eve avenue home. they had been looking for him since august. that's when they say he forced his way into his ex- girlfriend's home and shot and killed julio perez. and also this morning,

were involved -- admitted they have involved or knew about child enticement this week. you first heard from the 8-year- old they tried to lure thursday on news 5. she says an suv kept driving around the block and at one point asked her if she wanted candy. she said no. that suv came back again. police now talking to the prosecutor about possible charges against those three teens. and right now a 12-year- old columbus boy is recovering from a bullet wound to the shoulder. now he jaquan curry was shot in a drive by at linden mckinley s.t.e.m. academy. it's liability his injuries would have been a lot worse if it wasn't for his backpack. >> the book bag saved me. >> i'm blessed that my grandson was at school with a backpack on his back to bring homework home. it's a blessing. it was ridiculous that someone would drive by a school shooting at random kids coming from school. >> yeah, hard to believe this could happen at a school.

well, this is all that remains, that's left of a home after it exploded in port clinton yesterday. 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 diverted the flames, and then kind of drug him out. >> amazing no serious injuries. that man and woman were flown to a hospital. one house caught fire from burning debris and the explosion even pushed houses a quarter mile away right off their foundations. well, if you are in need of a new vehicle, consider heading to the cleveland police department today. cpd auctioning off vehicles it's found either abandoned or

2, that's on bradley road. bidding starts at 9:00, it starts at 8:00. all vehicles come with a warranty. all proceeds go to the law enforcement trust fund. also a traffic alert now for anyone headed to lorain county this weekend. ohio -- to lake county this weekend, 301 is closed for bridge repairs. 306 is closed north of chillicothe road until 6:00 monday morning. detours will be marked as well. as we know, three wins standing between the indians and the world series. they ha a alcs going into today's game two against toronto. first pitch is 4:08 at progressive field. josh tomlin will start. trevor bowyer, as you heard our guys talking earlier, but he cut his pinky on his drone. he will now start game three instead in toronto. another cleveland championship team back in action today. the cleveland monsters dropping the puck again tonight. their opening weekend championship celebration continues at 5:00. they are playing the rockford

series. of course they won last night 2- 1 as they hung that championship banner. still ahead this morning, beloved by some, hated by others. chiefway hoo is a very divicive figure in the sports woferld. we are looking into the history of the indians mass cot. cuban cigars won't be a rarity. when will they be available in the u.s.? getting your hands on them will still be a challenge. somara. >> take a look at shot. the sun came up at 7:40. i know it's cold out there, but these temperatures are rising. i'll let you know how high those will go in your full

good morning. i'm power of 5 meteorologist somara theo door. this morning i'm in for janessa webb. >> we're looking at mentor right now. blue skies, quiet conditions, barely a cloud in sight when you step outside. that will change as we head are expecting clouds to build, but it is absolutely just beautiful out there. i hope you're able to get outside and enjoy yourself. here's a look at what you need to grab when you're heading out the door, for me, i don't know about you, it's cold, it's coat weather. maybe somebody might get away with a scarf and a cute jacket, but for me this is definitely coat weather, it's chilly there. and tomorrow temperatures, honestly, are still in the upper 30s. it's a lot different than the 44 we're seeing in cleveland. in the afternoon, we're going to have so much sun, you'll

degrees this afternoon. and later on this afternoon and this evening, make sure you have those rally towels ready to go because i feel in my soul that the tribe is going to win this afternoon. you know, i do forecast as a living, i tell the future, nick, so i'm going to go ahead and say that i see a win. >> forecasting weather and ws. >> yes, exactly. now, if they don't, don't come looking for me. over to you. >> su, somara. well, the new theater at the great lakes science center is reopening today. month for renovations. it will reopen today as the cleveland clinic dome theater. it now has cutting-edge lasers, a 3-d projector and a 6-k resolution as well. the first film that will be shown is "poltergeist." it will run in a new format this afternoon. the fight to end hunger continues today in cleveland. the empty bowls by the lake is hosting a fundraiser today. the $20 donation will get you unlimited soup and bread, served in a handmade bowl that is also yours to keep.

orchestra. it's happening at the american legion in avon lake. cleveland clinic is celebrating sisterhood today. this is the 13th year of food fest. it's a celebration of healthy cooking and female empowerment. attendees will get to sample all kinds of foods. check out interactive cooking demonstrations. if you go, keep an eye out for news 5's vanita harris. she'll be emcee of the event. food fest runs from 9:00 to 3, so it gets minutes from now at executive caterers in mayfield heights. the u.s.s. cause submarine memorial is hosting a special halloween program today. tours and storytelling will take place on the vessel and the deck guns will also be fired. now, this is all to ward off the lake erie monster as is always the tradition. programs are from 6:00 to 10:00 tonight. coming up just a little bit later, a barber finds a new way to get kids interested in

8:42 now. 19 people are dead and another 25 badly injured in india. they were caught up stampede at a hindu religious ceremony. police say it happened in northern india in a city known for its temples. stampedes are common during indian religious festivals where small crowds gather -- large crowds gather in small areas. elsewhere this morning, wildfires, look at those pictures there. they continue to burn along the sierra nevada. the wind-strifn fires destroyed

no injuries have been reported, thankfully, but at this point the governor of nevada has declared a state of emergency as hundreds of firefighters continue to battle those massive flames. and more problems out west, this time in oregon. heavy rains leading to flooding in portland last night. police say the streets are flooded, drivers are stranded around the city. cars are stalling in many locations as well, delaying traffic. as always, it's never a good idea to drive through standing water on a road. you never know how deep it and it can lead to much more serious problems. new this morning, another breakthrough in the global battle against climate change. a deal has been reached at an international conference in ra wand a to limit the use of grouses much more powerful than carbon dioxide. it will reduce the use of hfcs in 2019 by developed country the. more than hundred other countries like china will follow suit by 2024. hfcs are described as the

conditioners and refrigerators. and you will soon be able to bring cigars back to the u.s. after your cuban vacation. long considered the highest- quality cigars in the world for 50 years, they were banned in the u.s. smoke ising cubans -- smoking them in cuba and the u.s. will soon be legal thanks to a number of executive actions by president obama. once you are back on u.s. soil, buying them and selling them is still illegal. >> i can't go to cuba and buy a bunch of cigars and come back and sell so this is not much for me from that standpoint. >> shops wanting to sell the cigars like that owner there must be approved by the fda. the allocation process can take years, however. these new regulations also apply to cuban rum and go into effect on monday. well, the courtroom scuffle in michigan, here you go, cameras capturing the drama as an officer tried to subdue an unruly defendant. he got some unexpected help

back! right now. >> the defendant in this michigan courtroom accused of violating a personal protection order putting up that fight after arguing with judge john mcbane. now, the county's chief circuit judge says the judge acted within reason and will not be charged in the incident. here's to an -- to an uplifting story. a michigan barber shop offering those reading out loud will get a haircut. it is not only giving young men confidence, it's making reading cool again. >> the kid could read, so the kid just counts cupcakes for me. but what the kid did is put a book in his hand. that's the important part. the kid put a book in his hand, and the reason that the kid picked the book up is because there were other kids here reading. >> the barber shop supplies a

choose from. many of the books center around black characters or black history. a creative way to get kids reading. love it. if any of those kids are reading about winnie the pooh, they will soon be learn bg a new character. you see it on the right. the beloved children's book celebrates 90 this year, giving winnie a new friend. he is named penguin, appropriately enough. he was inspired by an old photo f pooh's original creator and playing with his son. the book is a se quell titled and it's set for release at the end of this month. >> how cute. >> penguin is going to give tigger a run for his money. >> changing up the game there. well, i'm very happy to hear about those young men reading. it's so inspiring. >> it's a great way to get kids kind of excited about reading for sure >> when you read more, you become a more confident speaker. i learned on hooked on phonics. do you remember that? >> i did. >> do they still have that?

>> i look hooked on phonics, but reading just in general, you gotta do it. let's go ahead now and take a look at your forecast. but, first, a beautiful, beautiful live shot. >> great shot. >> absolutely gorgeous. and you can see there that it's time to get outside. after this hit, i want you guys to get outside and enjoy today's weather. in northeast ohio the fall high is supposed to be in the 60s. we're trending toward the mid- 70s today and the 80s by the i won't give it all away because then you'd walk away from the screen, wouldn't you? another chilly start this morning. even though we're warming up today, we're still faring on the cool side. go tribe! we're looking at another home run forecast and we are going to see those rain chances going up for your sunday. so a lot to talk about. first i thought i'd start with a live shot of ashtabula. now, this is an area that i haven't quite gotten to visit yet, but i definitely want to head up to ashtabula. looks beautiful up there. you can see a little bit of

of look like wispy cotton candy in the sky. here's another view of ashtabula. this one not quite as beautiful or graceful. we are seeing the radar here, dry conditions throughout. and we're going to stay dry through the remainder of your saturday. current temperatures, 39 degrees in that live shot in ashtabula. 45 in downtown cleveland, 39 in wooster. really crisp start down in tuscarawas county at 38 degrees. a brisk start as well out towards areas like elyria at 44. so we are on the cooler things, but we're going to warm up quickly here. by lunchtime we should be faring near the 60s, and then around 2:00, 3:00, we'll be hitting our high for the day. 75 degrees is where i'm going to take us. tons of sunshine to start off your saturday. clouds will begin to build on the latter half of the day, and that kind of tells the story of what's coming up next. so as i've been saying all morning long, we've been getting this influx of warmer air from the southeast. that's helping to bring us into the mid-70s. now, a cold front that's approaching -- now, remember,

difference between the air masses. we have the cold air behind the front, the warmer air in front of it, they collide, and when they do, we get some action in the atmosphere. that's why rain is always ahead of the cold front. so we will see some showers preceding that and that will be arriving into saturday. so these models here, they kind of help me tell the picture that i want to relay to you. we are seeing a lot of cloud coverage in our southwestern counties. notice the temps, we are in the mid-70s. earlier the models were trying to bring in some rain tonight. i am not agreeing with that at saturday. sunday mornings things will change. we start off quiet. so all my sunday morning runners out there, looking at a beautiful sunday morning run, very comfortable. but then by the afternoon and evening, that's when we get our shot at rain showers. so if you got any sunday evening plans, be prepared for the wet weather. it's going to be widely scattered, light mainly, but we could see some moderate to heavy possibilities of rain at times and that will -- possibilities of rain at times and that -- pockets of rain at

into monday. here's your power of 5 seven- day forecast. these numbers, i'm totally diggin' it. 81 degrees on tuesday. everything looking good for your saturday. temperatures in the mid-70s today. those rain chances again, late sunday into monday. i know that all those rain clouds may look a little dismal, but i can assure you it's not going to a washout by any means. over to you, nick. >> those should be over this afternoon. perfect timing. as the indians continue their post-season push and working cleveland fans into for the city, well, one of the most recognizable sports lowingos in the country can still be seen as well. that would be chief wahoo. he's on the tribe uniforms and on thousands of fans' t-shirts and gear throughout the stadium, throughout the city. but that logo has also seen its share of controversy. in this week's smile ohio, leon bibb takes a closer look at the controversy surrounding this polarizing figure. >>reporter: this was a piece of the cleveland indians which could be seen for miles away.

stadium. chief wahoo, a team symbol which has been and still is both loved and hated, depending on who is viewing it. it now resides at the cleveland history center of the western reserve historical society. >> this is a historic artifact, but it also talks about the predom in essence of baseball as a sport in cleveland, the place that the cleveland indians as a team have held in the city's history. >>reporter: wahoo went up on 1962. it remained there for three decades. when the indians moved to a new ballpark, wahoo, the sign went into retirement. it was donated to the western reserve historical society. some call wahooraysist while others label it as tribute, but the society deals with something more. >> if we avoided controversy in terms of preserving historical items, we'd have no history. >>reporter: john grabowski, the historical society's senior

viewpoints on chief wahoo, 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 is highly negative and disreputable and racist. and the third one tells you why it's not. >>reporter: but regardless of wahoo controversy, the support is widespread for the team on the field. the cleveland indians are running to the pennant and for to open. the last time it opened it was 1948. 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. '48 was a good year and a good one also for this chrysler which looks show room nuvment grabowski reflects on the indians in 1948. >> you can imagine this car

series being parked out in that huge parking lot that was there. >>reporter: when this car was new and the indians owned the baseball championship, world war ii had ended only three years before. america was in its peace time again and cleveland pulsed with the good times and the good baseball. >> the team was back. you're looking at cleveland, cleveland was reenergized with money from war production, its population was still growing. >>reporter: they were times when baseball was 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 uniforms. >> leon, thank you. and for more than a decade cleveland's block c has taken over as the indian's primary team logo. it is useed in team branding, literature and throughout team facilities. as long as chief wahoo remains

that the controversy will

well, here's an option for you if you're hungry. if you're fooling the indians to toronto for -- following the indians to toronto for game three, you may be able to try this. it's a lot of food to say the least. the pop shop in toronto selling what they call a cake. it's made of four layers of corn bread, mashed potatoes, chicken wings, gravy, stuffing. i see what you're saying, somara. this does sound like a thanksgiving meal here. sweet potatoes, mac and cheese as well. the whole cake costs $75 and a slice called a leftover's plate just $15. >> they just celebrated their canadian equivalent of thanksgiving last weekend i think it was. so maybe this is on time for them. >> that's just a whole lot of food in one spot right there, right? >> but you know what? >> it's not the most pleasing way to serve it. you gotta bunch of hands going in, grabbing the wings. >> imagine how it looks. i'll take it. let's go ahead and get one

okay. so here's a look, temperatures are on the rise, 52 degrees by 9:00, not by too much in cleveland. everywhere else still in the 30s. as we head into lunchtime, we are talking about 50s and low 70s, and then we head to about 3:00 p.m., 75 degrees for the high. now, it's a little breezy out there. winds coming out of the south. that's an integral piece of information because we know we get that warmer air from the south this time of year. and then the rain chances go up for our sunday. nick. >> as we talked indians will get their game in. somara called a victory, we're all good, and then the rains come in. still ahead this morning, the red cross definitely needs your help. hurricane matthew is cutting into their blood supply. what specific resource they are in need of the most. you're watching "good morning

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it's 855-55-basement. terrifying moments at a suburban sandwich shop. nai neighbors are on edge this morning. the robber who shot and killed the store clerk still on the run. and the indians doing it again, another victory for the tribe as it heads into today's game two with an early lead in the alcs. well, we begin with a live look outside. this is outside of westside market. gorgeous skies ahead as you begin your weekend, maybe get out and do a little bit of shopping. it's going to be a beautiful day. hello and welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley along side somara theodore. you get outside your door, you feel that crisp, chilly start. but we're in for another nice warmup. >> dressing appropriately, the winter coat with the shorts and flip-flops >> lots of layering today.

look at those headlines, just to keep you abreast here. another chilly start as nick was describing, it's definitely in the air. we're going to take a look at those temps, and go tribe. we've got a home run forecast as we head into the afternoon for that first pitch. rain chances, guess what, they're going up on a sunday. okay. so let's go ahead and take a look now at that radar. just want to reiterate no rain, barely a cloud in the sky. i've also got the satellite on here, and we are seeing blue skies. no wooster, 41 in medina. 51 in cleveland. so we're climbing. we're getting out of the 30s, that's the good news. 48 in mentor, ashtabula, how are you doing? 45. 52 in mansfield, and 44 degrees right now in dover-new philly. hour by hour, these temps are going to continue to climb. we're going into the mid-70s today. no, that's not normal for northeast ohio during this time of year. but i always like being a little weird. temperatures in the mid-70s as we head to about 3:00, 4:00.

weather, that flow moving in from the southeast. it's providing us with the warm air. but that also means a dichotomy is going to take place when the cold air moves in from the west and we'll have our rain chances increase. we'll talk about that later. nick, over to you >> thank you. we're going to start with this disturbing story we've been telling you about all morning. right now police in cleveland heights still searching for the robber who killed an employee at a popular sandwich shop. it happened just before 8:00 last night at this mr. hero on south taylor road. police say a suspect came demanding cash. that suspect eventually shot an employee in the head and then took off with money from the cash register. the victim was take eb to university hospital -- taken to university hospital and later died. the suspect has not yet been identified. so if you have any information, you are urged to call police. and another shooting to report, this time on cleveland's east side. it happened overnight at east 79th and carnegie. two men were shot during a robbery. no word on their conditions this morning, but this is the same corner that an activist spent 48 hours camping out at

for violence in cleveland. and remember the story of a young ohio boy that went viral last month? southwestern ohio deputy found that 7-year-old trying to sell his stuffed animal to buy food. now that boy's mother going to jail. tammy bethel is sentenced to six months in jail for child endangerment. her husband also faces the same changes, but has not yet been sentenced because he is currently in the hospital. and also ahead -- and also headed to prison, two chinese nationals who admit to stealing from goodyear. both were employees within the company when they took $1.5 million between 2013 and 2016. according to court documents, they committed wire fraud through a kickback scheme. both have been ordered to pay back the money they stole. goodyear says it is pleased with the sentences. 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 matthew. it is running dangerously low

can give blood at many local red cross locations. you can also make an appointment on their blood donor app. now, platelets primarily go to cancer patients receiving treatment. today the american cancer society is celebrating those fighting cancer and also those who have beaten it. thousands of local survivors and supporters are expected to be at today's making strides against breast cancer walk in akron. the 5k walk raises money for further cancer research. it also starts in about an hour at 10 well, one down, three to go for the indians. they beat the toronto blue jays in game one of the alcs. that win all thanks to this two- run homer from francisco lindor. the tribe will try to repeat their success this afternoon. first pitch slated for 4:08 at progressive field. josh tomlin will get the start. trevor borrow was scheduled to start on the mound for the indians, but he cut his pinky on his kroan. he will now start -- on his drone. he will now start game three

for the game, you golt a be aware of this. there will be some things you need to know about, particularly with parking. it will be hard to come by on the streets for sure, part of prospect, huron, carnegie, east 9th and east fourth will all be no parking zones. your best bet will be garage parking or maybe take a cab or the rapid, also maybe uber or lyft ride. thank you so much for spending part of your saturday morning with us here. i'm nick foley. coming up a little bit later, the hashtag what a doctor looks like is going we will explain the claims by a passenger on a flight that prompted it all. and an energy scare targeting customers here in northeast ohio. what you need to know so you do not become a victim. and somara has got your local weather. somara. >> if you are wondering what you should wear today, shorts are okay, maybe a light jacket if you're going to stay out celebrating once the tribe wins. we're going to talk about how warm things are getting in your

good morning and welcome back. thanks so much for waking up with us on this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." time right now is 9:08. yes, it's a little early, but, you know, it's saturday, you get to sleep in, right? 51 degrees in cleveland right now, 50 in akron, 48 in canton. the sun is officially up. winds coming out of the south are actually going to work in our favor. we are going to be seeing some warmer air arriving here this afternoon along with the sun. temps should be reaching the mid-70s for a lot of us.

cleveland always starts off warmer. why is that? because they're near the lake and we know that the water holds heat more than land does, or at least faster. so we are going to be seeing things a little cooler inland during those early morning hours. but land also heats up faster than water. so we should be seeing those temperatures rise pretty quickly in akron and canton. 70s this afternoon, as i said. that is above the norm. this time we should be in the low- to mid-60s. and even though we is a great deal of -- even though we have a great deal of start off with, those clouds coming coming in are telling the story how the game is changing up and rain approaching. we'll talk about that soon. nick. >> yeah, some big changes from those daytime highs. overnight on 5:00 -- conartists posing as power company workers over the phone, threatening to shut off your electricity unless you pay up. the illuminating company admits it's a scam hitting northeast ohio and sweeping across the

>> with this courtesy call we're telling you we're going to be there and we're shutting your power off. >>reporter: kim 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 it was going to be here within the hour. >>reporter: a caller said an illuminating company crew was heading to his business and was going to cut his power at the meter. >> all right. i'll give the number a call. >>reporter: that is unless he called this 888 number and paid his balance immediately. >> they wanted a credit card in told them, well, i'm not going to pay the bill. >>reporter: now, kim admits at one point he was behind and did get this shutoff notice , but. >> i told them i had paid the bill three weeks ago. there was no reason to shut it off. i said i have proof i paid t. >>reporter: finally the caller hung up. turns out it was a scam, a con job the illuminating admits is sweeping the country, so much so a warning is now posted on its website. but business coowner mark king

more to protect consumers. >> you'd think the power companies would be more trying to fix it and find out who's doing it. >>reporter: these two didn't fall for the scam. you see, they have more than 30 years of private security experience and teach concealed carry courses here at the memphis avenue location. >> we tell people how to watch out for things, and this here, they tried picking on the wrong business. >> they certainly did. joe gave all the information and phone numbers concerning this scam company. it says it will investigate. first energy says it would never inform consumers about a potential power shutoff over the phone. somara joins us now. you never know, always new ways to scam folks. you always need to be aware. >> yes, you do. >> what you also need to be aware of is this forecast because it's going to be another gorgeous day. >> and to think it's fall. is that pumpkin? it smells really good. it's a poppy. >> it is a time for pumpkins >> yes, it is. you're really feeling that fall

quiet conditions, blue skies, a beautiful day to get out there and get some breakfast. let's go ahead and take a look right now at those weather headlines, talk about it. still a chilly start. numbers still in the 30s this morning, okay? but as we head to the afternooncious it's going to be phenomenal. go tribe! like i said earlier, another home run forecast. rain chances do return for your sunday. we'll get to that. live look ashtabula. how's it going this morning out there? wispy clouds. those are cirrs absolutely beautiful. looking like cotton candy in the sky, and let me stop making all these food references. you guys are going to think something is wrong with me. okay. so we are seeing dry conditions right now across the radar, and we're going to stay dry through your saturday. so all the outdoor plans, the baseball game, headed downtown to have some fun, don't worry about any rain. but the temperatures, like i said, starting off pretty cool. now, we were in the 30s. we've left that. we're in the 40s, 41 in medina, 47 in elyria.

high there. cleveland at 51, akron clocking in at 50 degrees right now. so even though it's a cool start, a little brisk, we'll warm things up. let's talk about that. highs today 77 in sandusky. i like that. 76 in norwalk, 75 in mansfield, 76 degrees today in ashland. now, let's head down to the lake shore and see what we've got. cleveland 77, not bad. 76 in parma for a high. strongville same goes for you. a little cooler out towards 64 degrees respectively. 77 in akron and 75 in canton. mid- to upper 70s, you get the picture, right? why? why are we seeing this weather in the middle of fall? well, we actually have this nice influx of warm air coming in from the southeast, and it's situated over northeast ohio this afternoon, so that's why things are going to be so beautiful out there, but things will change, and that is all because of a cold front that's coming towards us. as i said earlier, when we get that cold air mashing up with that warm air, they really

rain developing as a result along the periphery of that cold front. so that rain does move into the picture as we head towards sunday. let's take our time with this one. so 6:00 p.m. this evening, we're still looking good, not bad, clouds moving in. that is an indicator that changes are under way, but we might get a little brief sunshine. a beautiful sunrise for your sunday morning. saw all the runners there, temperatures comfortable, sunny and in the 60s. but then look out to the west, here it comes. widely scattered showers sunday evening into your monday morning commute, but overall it's not going to be major downpours. we're looking at light to moderate rainfall. your power of 5 seven-day forecast, today, as i said earlier, copastettic. we are going to be temperatures rising to the mid- to upper 70s throughout the remainder of the weekend. and we could even hit 81 by tuesday. doesn't get much better than that, nick >> no, lovin' that forecast for sure. su, somara. in recent weeks if you have one of the newer samsung

to power that phone down and put it away during flights. not anymore. the u.s. transportation department now issuing an emergency order banning those phones from flights all together. that includes passengers and flight crews and also includes putting the phones in checked baggage. those who try to get that phone on board could face fines. samsung has recalled more than 2.5 million galaxy 7s for faulty batteries that could sometimes catch fire. and speeging of flights, new controversy for the airline carrier delta after an african- american doctor claims she was passed during a medical emergency. tamika cross who is an ob/gyn posted on facebook that during a recent flight an attendant yelled for a physician on board to help a passenger, but claims after raising her hand, she was told, quote, put your hand down, we are looking for actual physicians or nurses. we don't have time to talk to you. cross adds, she attempted to help a second time and the crew then told her another passenger, a white male could help because he did have credentials. delta is responding by saying

credentials which they are trained to collect. now, for her part, cross' post now prompting other black doctors to tweet pictures of themselves in solidarity with the hashtag what a doctor looks like. still ahead this morning, everyone's favorite part of saturday morning, that is the pet of the weekend. there he is. we'll introduce you to buddy when we return, looking for a home. you're watching "good morning

good morning and welcome back. thanks for joining us. it's now time for our pet of the week. i'm so excited you're here >> i'm so happy to be here too. i love this guy. he is such a good boy. his name is buddy. his full name is matt buddy- wiser. >> i get it. >> and his owner really did love him and taught things. buddy, lay down. oh, not on live tv, huh? lay down. >> there we go. >> there it is. >> and how old? >> he's about one and he's at the shelter, no fault of his own. his owner just couldn't keep him anymore, but he's a great dog. he knows his basic training, he's great with people. he loves to play fetch. if you're looking for an active boy, this is your guy. but you see we played fetch with him this morning and now he's perfectly content, although he's hoping for a few

behavior now. >> he's a good boy. he's going to fit in with somebody's family and make them very happy, as long as they keep him entertained and burning some of that energy off >> buddy, that sounds good. every time you come, you always have great events that are going on. >> we do have a fun one coming up. it's october and we like to get into that spirit, so out at crocker park on october 29th is a pet halloween contest. you can come and register your pet. the proceeds benefit the a.p.l. for those that don't know, we're completely nonprofit, so that money really help care of animals like buddy, but there are fun prizes for the cutest pet, the scariest pet, the funniest pet. >> you have pets. >> i do. >> are they going to be dressing up? >> i am very potentially participating in this. >> what are they going to be? >> i'm keeping it close to the heart. >> okay. it's a secret. i can't wait. i'm going to follow you on social media so i can see what they turn out to be. buddy, do you know what you're going to be? >> good boy. >> no answer to that. well, that sounds awesome. remember, you can get the

website or a.p.l., and, nick, over to you >> look at buddy, sitting there, like, one more treat. one more treat, i'll stay still, i promise. isn't winning fun? the indians continue to prove they are far from a fluke winning game one in the american league championship series. it seems like everyday it's a different hero for the tribe. plus the cavs hit all nets with swish. the last remaining loose end is now tied up for the cavs. all that and high school football roundup in morning's sports report. >> oh, what a night last night for the indians. they jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the alcs by beating the toronto blue jay. clubhouser, allen and miller shut down the jays and francisco lindor provided all the offense. 2-0 the indians win. they'll play game two later this afternoon at 4:08.

gotten better defensibly. 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, you know, chris and the guys, their challenge was to try to get us some offense without sacrificing the defense because, you're right, we don't want to do that, and that's part of, i think, good. >> you know what makes the cavaliers good? this guy, j.r. smith finally getting paid. last night he and the cavaliers agreed on a four-year, $57 million deal. that's according to espn. the deal increases the cavalier's payroll, check this out, $125 million. you get what you pay for. kyle loose said he was the heart and soul of the team and you know lebron james is happy

? ? >> it is week number 8 of the mcdonald's 5 on your sidelines. he is h.d. >> yes. >> always a pleasure to be with you on a saturday morning. >> always. it's a potpourri we had last night. >> it is. and we'll continue on with the potpourri this morning. we'll show you it to you again. 6-1 avon lake going up against olmsted falls. 1st quarter, no score. air forcelonon lakes is on the catch, the shoremen in business. then a couple plays later. hakeem, this is your guy, isn't it? this is troy carson on the 6- yard touchdown strike, 7-0. now, here's your guy, from olmsted falls, hakeem's man of the week, that's linville just running out truckin' dudes. 20 yards. that would put him over. how many yards for the season? >> 1,000. >> 1,000, wow!

by shawn vannedemere. game tied up at 7-7. olmsted squeaks past avon lakes 29-28. your game >> this game not as close, 7-0 breckvilles hosting and the bees were buzzing from the get- go. very first offensive possession. luke sisternad very pass to sam wigloose. he's getting loose. touchdown, 7-0 bees. give me a high five and a hug. joey bauman completes the pass, but asassmoo, breckville heights in business. luke up top, wigler, and check it out, when a catch. 52-yard touchdown. phenomenal. bees win it 49-27. breckville, broadview heights improves 8-0. >> next up bedford home of the bearcats and that great marching band.

did i get out of the way quick enough? >> did he take out your knee? >> no, i was standing tall. next play after that, look what he did. he got into the end zone. he tied the game up at 19. that was in the 3rd quarter. we move ahead to the 4th. bedford quarterback wilson boone, this is a nice pass. look at that. >> beautiful. >> jaden smith touchdown, bedford a winner. they move to 7-1 on the season. >> undefeated cuyahoga heights taking on berkshire. all cuyahoga one. 2nd quarter, pitch and catch to trey colmes. later in the quarter, redskins back in the red zone, ryan polk launches it to stafango. heights rolls 29-28. >> biggest play of the night right here, madison taking on mayfield on the road. you feel a spider sense. she can feel it. she knew a big play was coming

92 yards. 92 yards! madison quarterback ted davis to to busby. oh, look at that. >> great name. >> faster than the camera. 30-20 madison a winner. >> let's go over to buyers field, rocky river taking on parma. 2nd quarter rock river up 17-7. damian crawford plows it in from two yards out, 24-7 rocky river. the rocky river jake arny says i don't think so, i got other plans, my there. rocky river 31-13 winner over parma. >> indians and blue jays again tawlgt, 4:08. the starting pitcher will be josh tomlin. why? because trevor bowyer cut his right pinky working on his drone. >> that happens to everybody. >> everybody has that issue. you know, 10 stitches on the outside of his pinky. he's scheduled to pitch game three on monday in toronto. we'll see. >> we'll see you back here

wisconsin right here on news 5. have a great day, everybody. >> thank you, guys. just your everyday drone accident. happens all the time. coming up there's still hope for voters who were part of that controversial purge in ohio. and we're also hearing from a student who survived a terrifying school shooting in columbus and you won't want to miss this story. you're watching "good morning

hello, everyone. it is now 9:30. a look at those blue skies as we start this half hour out with a look at the west side market in ohio city. maybe a great day to get out and do some errands and maybe do some shopping as well. welcome to this edition of "good morning cleveland." we have several stories for you, klug the indians taking on the blue jays again this afternoon. forecast with meteorologist somara theodore. >> hey, nick, hey, everybody at home, hope you're having a great saturday -- great saturday. today we'll see the same conditions but a tad bit warmer, more comfortable. 51 degrees right now in cleveland and climbing. we were in the thrarylts this morning, so mother nature is doing good by us. 7:40 the sun officially came up and it will leave us at 6:46 p.m. but here's a look at what's going to get done throughout

about 3:00. we have about 75 degrees there then. by 4:00 p.m., 4:0 ealgt, that first pitch out, we will see temperatures in the mid-70s. i think you head downtown, maybe some shorts is fine, but just bring a light hoodie, that way if you're going to celebrate after the tribe takes home the win this evening, at least you'll be warm. temperatures are going to be in the 70s throughout the majority of the game. and once that sun sets, we'll start to fall off, heads towards our low. now, again, dry conditions awaits you for your saturday, but rain is not far away and it'l we'll take another in-depth look at that rain forecast for your sunday as well as how things are warming up for the remainder of the weekend. that will be soon. but for now, nick, i'm going to toss it over to you >> thank you, somara. this morning the community of cleveland heights shaken. an employee at a popular sandwich shop was shot and killed during a robbery last night. police still searching for the suspect this morning. investigators say a robber entered the mr. hero on south taylor road around 8:00 last night. the suspect then demanded cash and then shot the employee

counter. they then -- the suspect then grabbed some money from the cash register and ran away. the employee died at university hospital. the suspect has not been identified yet, so if you have any information, you are urged to call police this morning. well, ohio's secretary of state 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 rolls. it's possible many of them don't even know they were removed. secretary john husted says he's asking a judge to allow these voters to cast provisio ballots on election day. the judge has yet to rule on the request. imagine a suspected murderer hiding out under your child's bed. that chilling scenario actually played out on cleveland's west side. u.s. marshals found that man, jonathan vargas inside an eve avenue home. they'd been looking for him since august. that's when they say he forced his way into his ex- girlfriend's home and shot and killed julio perez. and police in shaker heights say three teens admitted they were involved in

enticement there this week. you first heard it from this 8- year-old they tried to lure thursday on news 5. she told us an suv kept driving around the block, and then at one point asked her if she wanted candy, but she said no. and then that suv came back around even one more time. police now talking to the prosecutor about possible charges against the three teens. right now a 12-year-old columbus boy recovering from a bullet wound to the shoulder. now he is sharing his story. jaquan curry was shot in drive by at the linden mckinley s.t.e.m. academy. it's likely his injuries would have been a lot worse if it was not for his backpack. >> my book bag thing saved me. >> i'm blessed that my grandson was at school with a backpack on his back to bring homework home. it's a blessing. it was ridiculous. that someone would drive past a school shooting at random kids come frg school >> hard to imagine that could actually happen at a school. police still searching for the

left of a home after it exploded in port clinton yesterday. a neighbor says the blast was so powerful his windows blew out. the blast blew debris for several blocks. a neighbor describes the scene as a war zone. >> flames were coming up the side of the man's head. he was kind of hysterical, so i took a piece of plywood, di unraffled him and kind of -- unraveled him and kind of drug him out. >> also amazing that no one was seriously hurt in this blast. that man and a woman flown to a hospital. one house caught fire from burning debris. the explosion even pushed houses a quarter mile away off their foundations. well, if you are in need of a new vehicle, consider heading to the cleveland police department today. c.p.d. auctioning off vehicles its found abandoned or repossessed. you can check out the cars at the police impound lot number

got going about a half hour ago. all sales are final and none of the vehicles come with a warranty. all profits, though, go to the law enforcement trust fund. also a traffic alert today for anyone headed to lake county this weekend. ohio 306 in kiterland is closed for bridge repairs. 306 is closed north of chillicothe road until 6:00 monday morning. detours will shall marked. -- detours will be marked. three wins stand between the indians and the world series. can you believe it? alcs going into today's game two against toronto. first pitch 4:08 at progressive field. josh tomlin will start. as the sports guys told you, trevor bowyer was supposed to start as well, but he cut his pinky on a drone. he will now start game three in toronto instead. and another cleveland championship team back in action today. the cleveland monsters dropping the puck again tonight. their hoping weekend championship celebration continues at 5:00. they are playing the rockford

this is the second game in the series. they won last night 2-1, they pick up right where they left off. they also hung the championship banner at the "q." still ahead, beloved by some, hated by others, chief wahoo is a very divisive figure in the sports world. we are looking into the history of the indian's mascot. and a terrifying shark encounter caught on camera. you're not going to want to miss this. what happens when a great white gets inside a shark cage. all right. take a look at this shot. we are on the west side here, absolutely beautiful. we are going to continue to see this perfect weather take us into our saturday. we'll talk more about it.

awesome morning sky. it's really qult beautiful shot of lorain county right now. let's go ahead and take a look at the current conditions. 51 degrees in cleveland, winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. key piece of information. we'll tell you why it's so important the winds are coming out of the south. this morning i'd grab the coats because it's chilly, temperatures 30s and 40s at this point. maybe light jackets weather now that we're entering the feaforts. there's going to be so much sunshine this afternoon, it's going to be absolutely

than yesterday. yesterday we clocked in at 63 degrees for our high in cleveland. i think a lot of neighborhoods are going to be in the mifd 70s for your saturday. as we head towards the evening, have the rally towels handy. i know we'll be celebrating a win for the tribe. speaking of which, if you're heading downtown for the festivities or heading to progressive field, you're looking at temperatures in the 70s, that's not bad, very comfortable for a baseball game. i think shorts are okay, i like to keep a light jacket, nick cool at night. >> temperaturesin the mid-70s in october, we cannot complain about that. well, the new great lakes theater at the science center is opening today. it closed last month for renovations. it will open today as the cleveland lin clinic dome theaters. the first film that will be shown is "poltergeist." it will run in the new format beginning this afternoon. and the fight to end hunger continues today in cleveland. mountain bowls by the lake is

today. $20 will get you unlimited soup and bread serveed in a handmade bowl that you can keep. the avon orchestra will perform. it's happening at the american legion in avon lake. and cleveland clinic celebrating sisterhood today. this is the 13th year of food fest, a celebration of female cooking and -- cooking and female empowerment. guests will participate in interactive cooking mo it's under way as we speak. right now it goes until 3:dlirt today at executive caterers in mayfield heights. halloween is coming to cleveland's lake shore. the u.s.s. memorial hosting a special halloween program today. tours and storytelling will take place on the vessel and deck guns will be fired as well. it's all part of those guns being fired off to ward off the lake erie monster. programs are from 6:00 until 10:00 tonight. all right. coming up next the barber finds

kids interested in reading. and we will share his efforts

>> nothing like getting in a small confined space with shark food on top of you. >> something like that is. find the sharks that come and say hi to you right up and personal. >> it sounds adventurous. you >> you said you might want to do it. >> i don't know. after seeing this, i'm a little iffy about it. let's talk about this forecast. >> it's for everyone, really. get out and enjoy it before the tribe

tribe takes on the blue jays. temperatureswill be in the 70s at that first pitch, 4:08. we will see the 70s stick with us as that sun stays around. once it sets, we'll start falling off towards our low. the good news is it's going to be dry out there. like i said, these kind of temperatures, short-sleeved shirt, but if you're going to be staying downtown, maybe enjoying some of the celebrations, festivities after the tribe wins, make sure you have a light jacket or hoodie in case it gets cool.

like that? how about mansfield? 75 for you. ashland, medina, 76, not bad. 77 in cleveland. we'll take 74 in beachwood and solon for 100, please. down to akron and canton, looking at the mid- to upper 70s as well. why? why are we seeing this awesome weather? we have this influx of warm air coming in from the southeast, as a result, that's why it's mild to be. not where we should be, in the 60s for no here's where the change comes in. the cold front approaching is actually the clash of two air masses. we've got the cold air behind it, the warm air in front of it and when they get to rumbling, we see rain. that's the result along the periphery of the cold front. so we'll get rain chances coming in as we head through your sunday. now, it's not that strong of a cold front, so we're not talking about downpours, we're talking about light to moderate showers. here's a look at our futurecast. 6:30 p.m., lots of clouds billowing in from the southwestern counties. and then we kind of get this dry period, almost like the

morning for all my sunday morning runners out there, and then by the afternoon everything changes. we get more clouds moving in, lots of showers, light to moderate. we're not looking at heavy rain, but it will be raining nonetheless. that will carry us through our monday morning commute. and then we should start to get some relief by tuesday. your power of 5 seven-day forecast, these numbers, they don't lie. upper 70s, 81 degrees on tuesday. nick, you buyin' it? >> i am diggin' it. i don't know if it's going to happen yet, but i diggin' it. that's for sure. thank you. as the indians continue their post-season work pushing cleveland fans into a fevered pitch once again as the city looks for another championship, one of the most recognizable sports logos in the country can still be seen as well. that would be chief wahoo. he's on the tribe players' uniforms on thousands of t- shirts and gear. but that logo has seen its share of controversy. leon bibb takes a look at the history surrounding this polarizing figure. >>reporter: this was a piece

it once turned on a corner of the old cleveland municipal stadium. chief wahoo, a team symbol which has been and still is both loved and hated depending on who's viewing it. it now resides at the cleveland history center of the western reserve historical society. >> this sign is a historic artifact, but it also talks about the predominance of baseball as a sport in cleveland, the place that the cleveland indians as a team have held history. >>reporter: wahoo went up on cleveland municipal stadium in 1962. it remains there for three decades. when the indians moved to a new ballpark, wahoo, the sign, went into retirement. it was donated to the western reserve historical society. some call wahooraysist, while others label it as a tribute, but the society deals with something more. >> if we avoided controversy in terms of preserving historical

the historic society's senior vice president acknowledges all voiments on chief wahoo on permanent display are also three separate labels for the one image of the cleveland indian's logo. >> one tells you what it is, one in roughly the same number of words, same number of illustrations tells you why it is highly negative and disreputable and racist. and the third one tells you why it's not. >>reporter: but regardless of wa hoo controversy, the support is widespread for the team on the the cleveland indians are running to the pennant and for a world series. the world series doors can be hard to open. the last time it opened wide was 1948. 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. '48 was a good year and a good one also for this chrysler which looks show room new. grabowski reflects on the

driving down to cleveland municipal stadium for the '48 series being parked out in that huge parking lot that was there. >>reporter: when this car was new and the indians owned the baseball championship, world war ii had ended only three years before. america was in its peace time again and cleveland pulsed with the good times and the good baseball. >> you're looking at cleveland, cleveland was reenergized with money from war production, its >>reporter: and 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 uniforms. >> thank you, leon. for more than a decade cleveland's block c has taken over as the indian's primary team logo. it is used in team branding,

on every uniform and as a secondary logo, you can figure the controversy will remain as

finally norng, a michigan barber shop is offering an incentive for young readers. kids who read out loud while getting their hair cut get a discount. one barber says the program are not only giving the young men confidence, it's also making reading cool. >> kid could read, so the kid just co couldn't read, so he just counted cupcakes for me. but what i did was put a book in the kid's hand. that's the important part. the reason the kid picked the book up is because there were other kids here reading. >> that'll do it. the barber shop supplies a variety of books for the kids to choose from and many of the book center around black characters or black history somara joins us with a final look at weather. what a cool way to get kids

when i grew up, i had hooked on phonics. i'm waiting for tweets to see if that's still out there. i'm hooked on science now. here's a look. the tribe take on the blue jays this afternoon. 74 degrees for the high, or 75 for the high, but at the first pitch we should be around 74. not bad, lots of sun. >> wonderful day to go see the tribe. make it two straight over toronto, right? >> lealts go. >> keep our fingers crossed. don't forget, you have a full day of football here on news 5 and a scarlet pregame ed state and wisconsin right after that. have a great morning. hey, i'm sarah carnes. coming to you from sweeties candy company where think have

i'm here with owner tom who's going to tell us what the hot items are for this year. >> hi, sarah. >> hey. >> so, look, we have a little bit of inventory here. >> it looks amazing. >> this is a large selling season for us. >> it really is. so as a mom, i gotta get myself prepared for halloween. >> right, okay. >> giving out the cool candies and all of that. what are the most popular items this year? >> for adults it's traditional, it's snickers, m&ms, reeses and items. but for the children it's 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 legs and arms. >> this is so unique and fun. the kids will love playing for that. >> that's only $139 for that kit. we have chocolate roses that are gothic for a prop.

can think of. they come in too manystones, pumpkins and ghosts and chicks. >> and i had no idea that peeps were all season long like this. pumpkin spiced latte peeps, who knew? >> exactly. gummy -- individually-wrapped gummy feet, eyeballs and brains, and then zombie food which is a really popular one. >> the kids have to love the zombie food. >> so this is individually wrapped. this is a chocolate brain. this is what it >> oh, my goodness! it oozes, of course. ordinary care, the kids are going to love that. that looks so good. i want one of everything here, especially that skeleton. that looks so much fun. thank you, tom. >> you're welcome. >> it is always such a blast here. you gotta bring the whole family out, grab some candy. you also 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 sweetiescandy.com or you can

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