we have seen the pictures and heard the stories. countless children caught in the middle of the heroin epidemic and now some of them are falling by through the cracks. they are becoming victims of an overblown system and to help them. james dermody the numerous member of our the crisis. what did you find out? >> reporter: we have learned tonight that the heroin epidemic is forcing hundreds of kids into the ohio juvenile court system. we have also learned that there are not enough caseworkers to handle the influx. >> my drug court docket has almost doubled this year. >> reporter: nancy mcmillan has seen firsthand how heroin has

juvenile justice system. >> we're finding were being overwhelmed. it is getting harder and harder to get the cases than in a timely fashion. >> reporter: the influx seemingly happening overnight. 2015 is when the floodgates open. says 2009 the ohio department of's do that children services has seen a huge increase in services. 1000 of them were added in 2015 alone. mcmill that spike on heroin. >> their parents are addicts. they love their parents. >> reporter: caseworkers are seeing the biggest impact. it is recommended by the state caseworkers have no more than 12 cases at a time. this county averages 14. and portage county workers averaged 17 cases. >> our community has so many resources that we're pulling forward to address the heroin

more money. hundreds of millions of dollars spent every year on child neglect cases in ohio. many are tied to heroin. >> when children are neglected or abuse or left alone for a period of time, the impact is great.>> reporter: the solution, there is no easy answer. one option, more affordable treatment to make sure the addiction is handled before it gets too far. reporting live in cleveland, i am james dermody heads off and various by the school. >> reporter: those shocking works came from a substitute teacher in ohio. riley said the substitute in the work told her second grade class that he doesn't deal with bad behavior and that is what he would do if they acted up. >> after he said that all of the kids were jumping on their

>> i think you need speed -- he needs to be behind bars. the stuff he said and the images he put into these kids heads. >> schools calling the statement alarming it unacceptable. the district is apologizing and investigating. i spent a lot of days at wrigley field. that would be a dream come true for me to have cleveland and chicago in the world series and >> who would win the series? that's what we need to know. hillary clinton is back in cleveland tonight. she just wrapped up a early voting with well over 100 million ballots already in the hands of ohio voters. early voting hours were -- will expand by one hour starting monday with boards of election staying open until 6:00.

to lead the way.>> a lot of people will be sorting through the mail and beginning the process of filling out and sending back the completed ballots. the bulk of them send out from here and cuyahoga county were more than 2000 -- 200,000 voters. that is 22.7% of registered voters. i took a survey and found more of the same. they have had 23.3% of registered voters out for the early voting with an almost identical percentage 23 23.5% him adina county. a check and summit county find -- found a bit less. the same in stark county where they are at 16.6% of that early vote. you can look at the high number

which in the past might be true but the reality is this year you have a lot of voters who want to wait and see what these final 18 days will bring. locking in their vote they do not want to fill them in early. news 5. donald trump will be back in cleveland tomorrow. he will join mike pence at a rally at the idx center. the republican presidential nominee skipping from state to state focusing on battleground states.'s latest stop, johnstown, pennsylvania. the massive rallies will continue through election day. he doesn't want to have any regrets. >> i don't know what kind of shape i man but i will be happy and at least i will have known that when lose or draw and i'm almost sure that -- of the people come out we will win. i will be happy with myself. >> trump has another stop in pennsylvania tonight. virginia beach tomorrow and then he will come to cleveland.

see on lake erie. we've got whitecaps. a pretty cool view. there's going to be a lot of cold wet seats at the high school football games tonight. >> that is in november sky. a preview of that coming up in a week and a half. let's talk about your evening. if you're going to a high school football game, it will be wet and chilly on those aluminum seats. blankets and the rain gear. what we are saying, the trend is for the rain beginning to break up and taper off for a lot of you. we are beginning to see the streamer affect here. you can see these lines and that is lake affect taking over from the main low pressure system. is pulling over into western pennsylvania taking that main area of steady rain with it and now we will have a northerly

currently 49 degrees in worcester. we have a 49 degree reading and ashtabula. 48, mansfield. so here you go. 40s and lower 50s and it doesn't get any better. temperatures in the lower 40s by halftime west lightly scattered showers. we are trying to get some dry weather for you. 48 to 45 degrees by the final play of the evening. we will go hour low 50s through 2 am. into the mid-50s -- mid-40s with isolated showers after midnight tonight. right now on this raw and rainy night we know that there are at least one dozen young people in cleveland battling the elements and more than 100 others living in shelters. >> the clock is ticking to get all of them in a home of their

one of three cities taking part in this 100 day challenge. >> reporter: it is a challenge to end homelessness. were at the halfway point. we wanted to see if it's making a difference. >> the director of a place for me tells me that they have found housing for a young people. dozens of social service agencies taking part hope to have 100 used in cleveland and they're all places by the end of december. rehousing dollars will help cover the rent for the first three to four months. nearly 60 landlords from across the city are offering housing to homeless teens. this 19-year-old aged out of the juvenile justice system and has been couch surfing ever since. he's a few weeks away from getting his own apartment. >> i don't care about nothing else but that. that's the most important thing. just to be able to go home and not worry about someone to say

>> reporter: tonight agencies like a place for me are asking for your help. they are looking for donations to buy things like beds and furniture for these use when they get into their new apartments. those are things that funding dollars cannot buy. there are new details tonight on the man who tried to shoot in akron police officer. thankfully his gun misfire your. this 20-year-old will spend the next 15 years behind bars after pleading guilty to federal robbery and attempted murder. he was riding his bike last june when he pulled out his gun and tried to rob a guy. when police tried to stop him he ran off and that's when he tried to shoot the officer. police k-9 track him down and he punched a kid i multiple times. he is charged with assaulting a police dog. >> this video will hopefully encourage everyone to keep an eye out for their neighbors.

office -- he rang the doorbell, left and then came back and kicked the door ran. this is one of a number of daytime and early evening break- ins that they are investigating. you can see his face pretty clearly. if you know them, you are asked to call crimestoppers. just a day police praise the woman for calling 911 after seeing another suspicious man at her neighbor's home. that man arrested for burglary. something. a little girl with a big heart looking to give back end of turns out she's doing more than anyone ever imagined. we told you about her big plans just a few months ago. tonight i will tell you how she has inspired so many others to help out. indian fans stepping up to the plate for the rookie pitcher who did the same. you won't believe how many gaps

his bride-to-be. we're still learning new

we have new information on the cyber attacks that took them internet service in the us. we now know it was multiple places. the service were overloaded with traffic to keep real people from getting on. they were all hit this morning and it started on the east coast and affected service nationwide and even in europe. the white house is calling that cyber attack malicious. >> willoughby giving back to kids in her we brought you the story. l of rose back in july. another huge accomplishment. >> initially she had a huge goal in mind. collect 10,000 boxes of crayons for six kids like christmas. i spoke with her mother and she told me ella has collected more than 12,000 boxes and they're not even to help. they picked up 500 more this

following books. she started her campaign after spending time at rainbow babies hospital.>> i couldn't even colorado rainbow. the crayons for so worn down and dirty. i want every kid to have their own box of crayons. >> boxes are coming in from all corners of the usa. allen's mother says they are turning color me a rainbow into a foundation. they will be able to accept monetary donations after that. her new role will be to said 100 boxes of crayons to every children's hospital and the us- led. -- in the usa. this is proof that cleveland does rally together.

registry and started buying gifts. take a look at all the boxes that showed up. that is 22 boxes filled with gifts from the registry. fans are showing the love after he helped get the indians to the world series. he and sarah will tie the knot in january. >> those are my two favorite stories of the dead back. the real impact of the wells fargo scandal is coming to light now. and analysts as cleanup could force wells fargo to close 1000 of its 6000 branches for two reasons. the bank will have to find a way to pay for the cost and it will make as much money now because it's unrealistic sales goals have been scrapped. wells fargo hasn't announced

that some during a recent presentation. there are reports tonight that at&t wants to buy time warner. not the cable provider, the entire media company. that you could go down as early as this weekend. that would give control of the cartoon network, cnn, t and deadly storms the parts of pennsylvania. take a look at the high water the turned roads into rivers. some areas were evacuated and rescue crews are getting around by boat. hundreds of homes were damaged by the floods and there are reports that two were swept away. one man was killed when a tree fell onto his home.>> big titles. they got so big the key started swimming in them.

sharks. no was arc. >> i told you we would have rain that would amount to inches of rain. cleveland hopkins has had over one and a half inches of rain over the last two days. youngstown over 3 1/4 inches of rain. akron, 2 1/4 inches of rain. lots of water. we're trying to drive you out a little bit. it won't totally dry out until tomorrow. keep those rain slicker's handy. medford football tonight? she sure did. it will be a double wash cycle night for those uniforms once you're done playing football. here's a live look at cleveland. you can see the traffic moving. we are seeing the low cloudiness and a couple of sprinkles downtown. we are beginning to dry out a

is being replaced by lake affect rain showers. we are beginning to see the rain breakup but were seeing those classic rain affect streamers and other not through the overnight hours with that northerly breeze there will be lake affect showers for many of you through the overnight and even through tomorrow. we also have to wind to deal with. winds at 30 miles per hour. wherever you see this yellow we have wind gusts about 20 miles an hour the evening and overnight and through the day tomorrow. it will be blustery for the next 24 hours. 49, ashtabula. 48, mansfield. the chill is here and it's not going away anytime soon. 52 currently at hopkins. dew point, 44. humidity, 74%. that is sustained wind of 23

blustery. today we had 57 at midnight. 61 is the average. look at the rainfall since midnight. .73 inches for a total of over 1 1/2 inches of rainfall. a double barrel low right here. let me show it to you. lows, lows, front came through. cool air settles in and the il lake affect it will shift and then the chill will remain. tomorrow's high struggling up to near 50. tonight, 42. chilly and breezy. morning showers tomorrow and they go eastern out. 52, akron canton. scattered rain. 51 tomorrow and a few morning showers. sunday drive mid-60s and then

through next week and mainly 50s. the indians are in the world series. they may not know who they're playing but they already have a plan. we will hear from the indians manager on how the team will get ready for the world series. that in more after the break so

are going to the world series may still feel like a dream but believed. you are awake and it is real. very well. this is the team that doesn't necessarily have the star power at the world series. not something many people expected. but what's so great is that they play together. you can feel the chemistry. as they get ready to take on either the cops or the dodgers their manager says they will prepared just the same. >> because our game so much rhythm and timing you try to let the rest, it's good for their bodies but try to let them see some pitching so that doesn't get in the way of their hitting. it will be officially announced the start times for the world series first pitch for all the games except game by visit 8:08. if there is a game five the first pitch will be at 8:15.

dodgers. the engine that's the indians are trying to win it all. the browns are just trying to win. they've lost every game so far. they will get another chance with the cincinnati bengals. since it -- >> at the same time, this week will be about as playing them. it will not be about me are those relationships. those are very stro were going to have a football game and that's what's most important. that was just as the peak of the huge action show. -- hewed -- hewed jackson show. you don't want to miss it. plenty of high school football tonight. a lot of wet high school football.

jersey. >> have fun tonight whatever you do. we will be back here at 11:00.

tonight, several breaking stories. the chemical cloud over an american city. you'll see the pictures. the massive spill. families told to shelter in place. more than 50 hospitalized. also breaking, a massive attack on the internet, under way right now. affecting millions of americans coast to coast. th everything from netflix to amazon to ebay. the fbi responding right now. and the question, who's behind it? at this hour, the storm system moving through the northeast, from new york to boston. the system already turning deadly. the microburst, winds 95 miles per hour. clinton and trump. the handshake. the stinging jokes. but tonight, what we did not know. what the candidates said to each other when the mike wasn't on. and, developing now, the nfl