a husband and wife in akron turned the tables on an armed robber. >> i just went and pulled it op >> they held him at gun point until police arrived. >> he shows us how he and his wife took down the intruder. >>reporter: it wasn't until after police arrived that he found out just how dangerous the situation really was. it wasn't normal for the dogs to

knew right away that something was wrong. he immediately reached for the gun hidden in his nightstand. and then the bedroom door started opening. >> just went to the door, pulled it open, and stuck it in his face. >>reporter: on the other end of the gun was the robber. he had no way of knowing if he was armed. he yelled for his wife to calm 911 bedroom. >> she grabbed ask phone and called #9d 11 and retrieved her 9 millimeter -- 911. >>reporter: they waited for police. akron police arrested the robber but it wasn't until he started processing the scene that they found the robber's sweatshirt laying on the couch.

claimer. >>reporter: it made the couple more grateful to be alive. he was arrested for ago grated bloor ri -- aggravated burglary. a man stumbled upon something no one wants to find, a bag containing human this happened this afternoon. we were there as investigators put up triem tape and combed the field for evidence. they don't know who the person is. we are houring away from finding out what caused a plane to crash into an akron apartment building last year. the safety board plan toss release its findings tomorrow morning.

of the plane's manufacturer told them the crew was confused about minimal accident altitude and the probable cause was a stall. according to local -- one local pilot, that boils down to pilot error. >> they got too slow. the wings basically stopped producing lift because they were so slow and departed controlled flight. >> another twist, a farmer captain said the company provided false weights and scrambled to change records after the crash. it was reportedly 600 pounds overweight. it's up to the pilot to make sure weight information is correct. again, the ntsb will release the

morning at 9:30. new parents who work for submit county will now get paid time off after their little one arrives. they're the first in the state to offer paid parental leave. county workers who have a child or adopt one will get six weeks of paid leave. prior to this they got 12 weeks of unpaid leave and had to use vacation or sick thousand dollar a year. billy bush is officially out at nbc. it follows this leaked tape making lewd and aggressive remarks against women. his settlement is said to be in the (1)000-0000 range.

>> she says billy bush egged on donald trump and she's speaking out about the women who came forward saying donald trump sexual assaulted them. >>reporter: she's standing by her husband. he dismissed the comments as locker room talk. her thoughts were similar. she called it boy talk. she sat down at that talk about it, the national outraj surrounding the vulgar bragging her husband did. >>reporter: the recording surfaced days ago but happened in 2005 in conversation with billy bush. >> i said to my husband that you know the language is inappropriate. it's not acceptable. >>reporter: but in her sit down, she added it was not solely her husband's fault. >> i wonder if they even knew

were kind of a boy talk. and he was egged on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host was egging him on? >> yes, yes. >>reporter: bush is heard on tape laughing and encouraging trump. >> the boys they way they talk when they grow up and they this and that and talking about the girls. >>reporter: since then, multiple women have come forward accusing trump of sexual assault. he says it's lies. >> don't feel sorry for me. i can handle everything. report report melania trump then placed blame on the left wing media. he says every friday something comes out.

election day. >> oh. there was a cheering crowd for trump in green bay today. >> remember also that crooked hillary lied oath to congress saying she had never sent or received classified information on her insecure server. . >>reporter: mr. trump also questioned the entire election system saying there are nearly 200-0000 dead people listed as registered voetders. trump also keeps claiming this election is rigged telling a radio host that even the polling locations in some states are rigged. ohio secretary of state who is republican says that's not true.

trangs parent process. >> we try to fulfill the goal of making it hard to cheat in ohio. our leaders need to build confidence in american democracy, not undermine it. >>reporter: this is the only time you can see democratics and republicans working together. two days before the final debate, hillary clinton is off the trail preparing for i away, clinton would seem to be in the drivers seat but she still faces fallout over the fbi investigation into her e-mail sefshger. bernie sanders is on the campaign trail for her. >> a selfish little sleez ball. a man who will never be president of the united states. >> not only is he going to lose this election, but he and his

start paying their fair share of taxes. >>reporter: a cnn analysis says clinton can cross the threshold with a much wider path than trump to reach that goal. now a different political battle in ohio. >> the second u.s. senate debate took place in columbus. it was a lively one. portman and strickland sparred nominees and accused each other of bending the truth to get an eej with voters. then they tried a personable approach. >> i have been a independent voice for ohio. 45 of my bills that i wrote have been passed and signed into law by the president including issues that are important to ohio. >> i learned as an early age what it's like to live paycheck

break can cause real hardship. that's why i spent my life as a minister, teacher, and your governor. >> portman and strickland will meet this thursday here in cleveland for one final debate. more than 1.2 million ohioens are planning to vote absentee. more than 13,000 have already been cast. voters have until before election day to request a ballot. and weather wise, we are still warm out there. look at these temperatures. lower and middle 70s everywhere you go. tribe taking on the blue jays. now we got a few clouds floating by. don't worry, nothing as far as rainfall goes. still a little bit breezy out there. winds gusting above 20.

another warm day on tuesday. we are tracking rain and a cool down just in time for the weekend. lots to show you coming up. a news 5 investigation uncovers millions in uncollected cleveland water bills from businesses. it's the case that raises major questions about cleveland water billing accuracy and collections. plus if you were pulled over going 100 miles per hour, y but not this guy. what he did that now has us asking questionses. if you thought you would have nowhere to shop on thanksgiving, no worries. one department store is promising much more than open

millions in uncollected commercial water accounts owed water. opening up new questions about billing accuracy and collection praths. if you owed thousands of dollars, your water service would likely be shut down. >> there are millions in unclerked bills and water service continues to flow -- uncollected. >>reporter: they've been fighting these bills for years

it all wrong. >> they weren't sending out bills and they weren't collecting. >>reporter: we uncovered the top 15 accounts that owed money. but just how accurate is this list? the cleveland schools listed as owes more than $140,000. but the address was on the list. all i the school was torn down more than three years ago. >> this is the division of water notified that this building has been torn down and that account no longer exists. >>reporter: also on the list, cleveland hopkins international apt owing $143,000. when i called them, i was told the big was bo gus and due to a water main break.

investigation. >> how are they collecting bills? are they having problems collecting? >>. >>reporter: also on the live, a grocery location. 18 thousand. and the former isg steel, 150-0000. but all of them told me they believe the totals are inaccurate. they thought the new high-tech meter system would help. >> 90 system cost. no one should be getten inaccurate billing. no excuse for that. >>reporter: and the cleveland water refused an interview for this story. it said it will soon release a more accurate list. it's a list the city council would also like to see. water bills to the cleveland schools and happen kins

dropped. you're out here doing 103 miles an hour in the rain. >> a car clocked going 100 miles an hour. and the man behind the wheel used to be a sheriff's deputy. >> what happened after he was pulled over has us asking questions. >> i'm not laughing. it's not funny at all. >> the officer who stopped houston sounds going so fast. but then houston flashed a badge and was let go. problem is houston left is sheriff's department in july and is now a dean at a cleveland school and the police chief says he isn't pursuing any charges against him for prending to be an officer. >> we could at this point but we've elected to close the investigation. it was a traffic stop.

to the sheriff's department. >> we were told that while each deputy is given one badge, it is easy to get others online or at police equipment stores. free mont residents got an unwelcome surprise. a deer head with its antlers removes hanging out of a garbage bag. nol signs of determined. >> there's not been evidence of foul play and i believe it's probably people who just don't know what to do with the remains of their pet. and that's a sad situation. >> dumping on train avenue is illegal. the city of cleveland does offer dead animal pickup. and that is not the first time we have told you about questionable things being dumped

the city of cleveland to investigate after a viewer told us about dozens of boxes containing personal records dumped along a mile stretch of the road. police were able to track down where the paperwork came from and a suspect. professor wow. i have to follow that? thank you. nice. >> the rain's not going to dump. >> a lot of do outside. we're not going to put this weather in a garbage bag and throw it. awkward. letsz go to what's happening outside. let me show you what's coming our way. rain showers off to our northwest. if you have things to do outside tomorrow, practice or working outside, you have a dry morning and most of the afternoon dry. it's during the rush hour we'll

tomorrow. the afternoon rush hour. come on, clicker. they just changed the batteries in these things and that one's not working. let's try this one. there we go. now notice the clouds out ahead are going to move in tomorrow during the morning hours. the rain will hold off until later. i'll show you the hour by hour. this is short sleeved weather. no frost. clouds moving in. here's lunch time. there you go. middle 70s. we'll touch 80 to 82 degrees tomorrow. we'll watch the front begin to move in. scattered showers along the lakeshore and they'll slide southward during the course of the evening. then the front moves in and we

weektd. upper 60s to near 70 degrees in the morning. cloud increasing. front coming in and this front will bring cooler weather but not a big droppoff. front will stall out near the ohio river. late wednesday intoop thursday the front will move north. here's the rainfall for evening. notice very manageable and very light in most spots. watch when we start adding it on for your thursday. notice all the rainfall that begins to move in. thursday looks to be the wettest day of the week. so plan according toly here. warm and breezy. kids on the bus tomorrow, could be an isolated shower. especially after 5:00 p.m.

breezy. you'll notice the breezy conditions continuing late tomorrow afternoon. evening thunder. 81. let's do wednesday late rain. thursday rain likely. then we cool you down. 50s friday, saturday, and sunday. while everybody else seeps to be making the move to stay closed on thanksgiving. mscy's will open at 5:00 p.m. stores will stay open until 5:00 a.m. and reopen at

tind yans facing the blue jays in game three. trevor bauer started tonight aets game, but the drone got the best of him. he had to leave the game. he was bleeding so leave. mike has looked really good. the indians going with no fewer than seven pitchers in tonight's game and they are still playing. the indians have the lead. because of what happened with trevor bauer he will start kluber in tomorrow's start. he'll be pitching on just a couple of days' rest. he felt good about it.

get a start in this series. >> i mean, it's an honor to be pitching in the playoffs. it's my first year in the mraj leagues -- major leagues and it's a great feeling that i'm trusted to go out and try to win a game for them. >> he was a little nervous in the press coverage. the browns are still looking for their first win. yesterday was everybody still talking about this play, the decision to go for two instead of kicking an extra point and failing on it before recovering an on side kick. >> it's on me and i know some people say you should have or you shouldn't have. and we didn't make it. and we just want to remind you the hue jackson show will be

tvm. we've got the big debate on thursday. the buck eyes are coming off a great win over wisconsin saturday night. this saturday they'll be playing in happy valley trying to run the record and keep it undefeated at two of the toughest places to play back to bake after playing at wisconsin and now state. >> -- penn state. >> the last two times -- i wish they would save the white outs for other games. it's one of the top five atmospheres of college footballs.

are you holding your breath? >> one strike away from 3-0. >> we thank you for being with us tonight. we'll be back here tomorrow. see you then.

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