>> storm tracker 5 is out there showing us how bad it is and how it's impacting the commute. >> the rain isn't going anywhere any time soon. mark johnson has been tracking it all day and will be all night, mark. >> yeah. it's going to hang around for several more ours around the region. we are seeing some areas of dryness mixing in with the rain showers now. so let's go to the power of five live doppler radar. it's hit and miss akron and lighter sprinkles, same for canton. you can see we've got an area of more moderate, steady rainfall sliding right up toward akron and canton. give it about 15, 20 minutes. it will begin in earnest begin. this area back to fremont and finley has been steady rain for most of the afternoon. we have a flood watch in effect for the counties in green. it does include worcester,

millers. through the overnature and tomorrow morning so your hour by hour shows more rain to come. some of it briefly moderate and heavy. we have breaking news just in on two stories we've been following. a grandmother in elyria who overdosed behind the wheel of her truck with her grandson in the car has changed her plea to guilty of deborah hyde was released on bond next month. she was ordered not to consume any drugs or alcohol. she will have to take random drug tests. and two wins have been reinstated after an appeal to the ohio high school athletic association. games were forfeited because of an ineligible player. glennville's record is now back

coach tonight at 11:00. oh, my god! oh, my god. >> a deadly officer-involved shooting caught on camera. a witness noticed something happening in the lowe's parking lot in willoughby and started rolling. police just released the name of the man killed hours after we spoke to the man who took that video. kristin was live on the scene. the suspect was wanted for drugs and escape. >> reporter: that's right, rob. he has been id sand0. r of cleveland. police say he had outstanding felony warrants from lake county as well as several other misdemeanor warrants. the man you are about to hear from witnessed sanders get shot and the moments that led up to it. the indistinguishable sound of gunshots fired off by a willoughby police officer, aimed at this suspect, frank sandor.

>> reporter: the shooting recorded by resident brandon richard. >> it was crazy. everything happen so fast. >> reporter: right after this 24-year-old pulled into this lowe's parking lot in willoughby to get dry wall. >> just driving by and noticed the officers here trying to use force. >> reporter: that force, he says, was in the form of two officers grabbing at sandor inside of the car to get him out. that's after willoughby police say the officers approached sandor receiving a tip that he was >> this is where i happened to stop as everything was happening. then that's when it happened. >> reporter: willoughby police say sandor gave them fake identification when the officers asked for it. then he threw the stolen car in reverse, striking the police motorcycle and officer on it. this statement just released adds that the officer shot at

and tried to flee. he drove away seconds after he was shot. >> he flew ever an embankment and crashed right into a car. i washed the mole thing. >> the officer suffered minor injuries. >> brandon richards says he never saw the officer get hit by that car. now, the names of both officers involved have not been released police here say they are both on paid administrative leave while this case is being investigated. i'm kristin volk, news 5. a cleveland contractor is defending itself against sloppy work after surveillance cameras got multiple cars driving right into the construction ditches. it's part of a repaving project on west 130th street. they are blaming the drivers. >> that's right.

the rules and it's not their fault that drivers were paying attention. the statement reads "we installed ramping and placed drums pursuant to applicable laws and regulations, adding to the extent that a driver got confused and was not paying attention is unfortunate, however it was not the result of any illegality or failure of our company. we showed you video of multiple cars driving that the hole on tuesday. drivers claiming despite the nearby barrel, there was no caution tape. >> nothing was plugged, so i tried going in there and just ended up in a ditch. >> reporter: it's as simple as taping off an area to avoid an accident which perc knew of before any accidents occurred. >> reporter: the chief construction engineer backs up claims that they followed the recalls and says if anyone has a damage report to file, they

the news 5 app. last night we watched the two presidential candidates hash it out for the last time. tonight, the two men who want to be your u.s. senator will square off. the stage is set for cleveland for the third and final u.s. senate debate. >> that is set for portman and strickland as it gets under way in less than an hour. john kosich has a preview. >> reporter: 2016 maybe a year for the race for the white house it may be and with 24 of the 34 u.s. senate seats up for grabs held by republicans, this is a seat a lot of people focused on for a long time. a freshman republican senator from a battleground state going up against a democratic former governor going into the race. a lot of name recognition. polls showing it maybe didn't quite turn out to be the matchup the democrats hoped. though portman leaves this is

final debate. portman will highlight strickland's record as the state lost close to 400,000 jobsp. >> we left the unprecedented amount of $4 billion. that's his record. that's the facts. >> strikeland will say portman supported trade deals bad for ohio workers and been to special -- beholden to special workersp. >> i opposed those bad trade calling it a lousy deal for ohio. i supported the auto rescue. >> tonight's debate comes with 19 days left in this election and comes with more than a million ballots already in the hands of ohio voters. in cleveland, john kosich, news 5. >> you can watch that debate between senator portman and former governor ted strickland right here on news 5. we'll

debate. and during a purge, they are back in business. a judge says they can vote in this presidential election after a federal appeals court ruled the way ohio maintains its voter registration list is illegal. the state removed voters who hadn't voted in the last six years, didn't update their registration or answer negotiations sent in the mail. >> i would like to promise and pledge to all of supporters and to all of the people of the united states that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. [ cheers and applause ] >> republican presidential nominee donald trump changing his tune on accepting the results of the election while

of. some have been criticizing him for not promising to do that during last night's debate. trump explained that he will accept clear results, but he wants to reserve his right to contest if it is questionable. trump will be in cleveland on saturday with his running mate governor mike pence at a rally at 7:00 in the evening. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be hear tomorrow. she'll talk about early voting at 4:30. he literay the plate when the tri-tribe needed him -- when the tribe sneaded him and pun -- needed him and punched their ticket to the world series. and cleveland really does rally together. hear from the rookie pitcher only on 5. all right. adjusting some maps here. wow, that looks chilly for the weather weekend. first real cold weekend coming our way, next. >> you ever feel like your passion for political issues

now there is a way to put your money where your mouth is

well, in case you haven't noticed, the lovely leigh jordan is now sitting next to me instead of my usual partner danita harris. >> that's because she is getting ready to ask questions for you as moderator of the third and final ohio senate debate. she is live at the ideal dream studios. what can we expect tonight? >> reporter: one thing i can tell you if you are driving downtown past here, you will see protesters outside from the green party because their candidate is tonight's debate. tonight's debate, i can tell you, is going to be a focus on the issues. if you watched monday, the candidates were more like attacking each other personally. tonight, the focus is to stay on the issues. the format will be 30 minutes of myself and my co-moderator karen kessler asking pointed questions to both candidates. then after that, we're going to take questions from the audience, some very good yeses that people in the audience

candidates to answer. then wear also going to have a social media component tonight. if you are on twitter, if you have a twitter account, hashtag ity club, say? we're going to take a question from twitter as well. i guarantee you it will be interesting. it will be interactive and the focus will be on the issues. if they go over time, rob and leigh, i'm a mother. i know how to get them quiet. back to you. these debates are the issues. >> there is a way to put your money where your mouth is. this new start justify is like crowd funding. you put money in to hire a lobbyist to push that issue

>> super pacs spend millions a year lobbying. so it really amplifies the political expression of the everyday person. >> way to go, nick. a rough draft of this web site will roll out and should be in full swing by the end of the year. he has become the fairy tale story of the alcs. ryan merritt helped lead the tribe to the world series. so what's next? >> instea world, the pitcher and his fiancee another fairy tale in the making. tribe fans are helping them to celebrate. today the groom and bride to be sat down exclusively with us. good story here. >> clevelanders found merritt's wedding registry online. since last night's win, it's easily the most popular one online. nothing says we had a rocket on the mound like a good nonstick

things to come from ryan merritt's stellar performance. >> it's the last thing we expected from all of this. >> reporter: ryan's fiancee ised if it was real when grateful indians fans were buying things from their registry. >> things started showing up. >> he was shocked to see their registry going viral. >> esse know? >> reporter: sarah admits at first the wish list was just that essentials. that's when her sister-in-law stepped in. >> my registry has an $8 toaster and just the bare essentials. she really helped me out and told mae to register at pot -- told mae to register at pottery barn. >> everybody's so nice, so

about ryan's personal life besides his career. >> reporter: while being thrown into the spotlight has been a shock to his system -- >> it does come up on you pretty fast. >> reporter: ryan says he's having fun with it all and he's happy his fiancee is along for the ride. >> i'm grateful that she's here supporting me. i get to have her by my side. she that's when i'm struggling. when i'm doing good, she really them. they say i do in january after dating for two years. while they are grateful from the kind gesture from fans, they say they don't need anything else from that registry. maybe that ironing board from target for $29.99. that's still available. >> i think they should register for a car. they would probably get it. >> they are not greedy, though. >> if he wins the world series,

>> a lot of that. let's look at rainy weather out there. high 77 in cleveland coming north. there you go, notice we're going at the regular speeds here. there's the windshield wipers on half, all right? they are not going full force. they are getting a little mist off the roadway. you can see the definition in the clouds above. that tells you we're not getting a steady rain right now in t now in the power of five. first of all, here's our cloud cover. there you go, still soggy in a lot of spots. we've got more rain pumping its way in our direction for the overnight and through at least tomorrow morning. so here we have that dry slot moving right up interstate 77, meeting up with john rudder right over greater cleveland. just a sprinkle or two.

back in pennsylvania and off to our east. we have a flood watch here for the action ran canton area. worcester, up into camp ravenna and youngstown area. 1.5 inches of rain at the akron canton region ale airport. so a lot of rain for many of you. 10-degree temperature change from this time yesterday in worcester. 12 degrees in dover new philly. that's just going to keep on going down because the coolest air has not arrived yet. 59 cleveland hopkins wins out of the north now at 15 miles per hour. it will be a breezy overnight tonight and an almost windy day on friday, even into saturday. quite blustery. 64 our high. 61 is where we should be.

hopkins airport, all right? there's the rain shower activity along the front. there is a sneaky second front there. see that? the second front comes in overnight, and the chilly air comes knocking. so we'll see primarily morning rain with a little isolated shower during the afternoon coming in off the lake tomorrow. boo at the zoo tonight, soggy 60. mid-50s tomorrow, low 50s on saturday. hopefully the costumes keep folks warm. rain likely hearing a little thunder. tomorrow only 55. morning rain with afternoon lake effect showers in one or two spots. so a drier afternoon for everybody. tonight 49. rain likely for akron canton. mid-50s tomorrow. it's morning rain and then drying out for the afternoon. here's saturday, a few showers 52. sunday late rain, evening mid- 60s and then 50s monday through

it is rally hard to believe it's been 19 years since the indians made it to the world series. akeem caught up with sandy alomar, jr. yesterday. >> we talked back on the day of the cavs championship parade, and you told me, we're going to get there. we're going to get to the world

'97 and now this team going to the world series. >> this is so special. you can't take moments like this for granted because the last time i was in the world series was '97. trying to get back in there was impossible. so i am enjoying it and minor league players coming up. what a great decision i made to stay here to have this decision to be with this team. >> what is it about this team >> well, we had a core of players that grew up together. our conversation was great, pitching was outstanding. it's been a remarkable story. >> what's this feeling now as a coach to have this opportunity too go to the world series. >> i'm so happy for the organization and for our family to get a chance to go back to

right now. >> sandy, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> so well respected. the kinnery between the cavs and indians has been great in full force on title tuesday when they play at the same time. >> is there any belter way? i don't know -- is there any better way? i don't know, having an ice cream kruk out there, too. we get our rings on the same night at if we had a reextractable roof, it will be the loudest we ever heard. it's pretty special. let's tell you about the browns. just so you hoe, the hugh jackman show will air tomorrow night at 7:30. we want to let you know about saturday, which will be outstanding as well. it is scarlet saturday, so don't forget the preview show at ohio state and penn state at 8:00 and starlet saturday post

snowflakes in happy valley this weekend. >> osu game. it's going to be chilly. >> they are still winning so what am i complaining about? >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. don't forget the debate.

tonight, breaking news. the fallout after donald trump and the bombshell dropped at the debate. he says he's not sure if he'll accept the results of the election. moments ago, michelle obama taking aim. also, the president on what he saw last night. and hillary clinton tonight, what she revealed in the moments right after. also breaking, an american effort to take out isis. tonight, the images right here. the missile sent straight into cars driven by isis and their suicide bombers. the school bus horror. the car swerving, hitting children waiting for the bus. bystanders trying to lift the 6,000-pound car. your money tonight. the major bank, and who they're accused of targeting. reportedly minorities who speak little english, college students and seniors. what they're accused of doing