$5.99. tonight, the city working on abandoned houses. what is being done? this does come down to money. >> reporter: it really does. one and half that is the beginning. >> i want them demolished.>> reporter: she wants this house torn down. she told me the house on east 30th is falling down and is infested with rodents. >> people are going in there and doing things they should not be doing, drugs.>> reporter:

demolished. but the funds were used on 200 vacant homes in the rain and other areas. good news for them. -- lorain and other areas. but there is good news they're getting more money. >> good news. before the children had no place to play. >> reporter: he gets complaints homes it brings down property value. >> i get a lot of complaints. >> reporter: thanks to the state funds, when things are said and done, 500 vacant homes will be demolished vacant -- demolished countywide. >> is a sense of peace.>> reporter: they plan to demolish

let's check the weather. our chief mineralogist, mark johnson. >> if her going out and about you better bundle up. -- if you are going out and about you better bundle up. it is mainly central and southern ohio that will get frost overnight. for us, we have a few clouds that are hanging on with that northerl enough clouds should keep the temperatures middle and upper 30's, maybe frost. especially near ashland and near the wooster area. this is 9:30 pm tonight.

spots. tomorrow morning, look at the temperatures. 37, wooster, canton, 34 degrees in mansfield. we are two weeks away from election day. were getting into the home stretch for campaigning. joe biden buckeye state for several offense. trying to get residents to get out and fill out the ballot before election day. it comes just days after donald trump claim that the election was rigged. >> we want to win decisively. so we cannot continue this conspiracy theory. >> the vice president was in cleveland this morning.

nominees, they were out campaigning this afternoon. hillary clinton spent the afternoon in new hampshire, she had a rally with supporters. and donald trump on the other hand, spent much of the day in florida and had two rallies scheduled with supporters. voter fraud, it is a real concern.

they were worked on just across the border in pennsylvania. they will get broken and a little bit tomorrow night. the away games, progressive field will hold away games. there are tickets available for game four and five this week. but fans got a sticker shock due to a computer glitch. the problem was fixed minutes after it was discovered. if you paid that high fee your money will be refunded. a burglar has been targeting several summit homes for jewelry and electronics. the burglar rings the doorbell,

the door. he's behind several break-ins with the cities of green and coventry township. if you recognize them give the summitry -- the summit police department a call. driving wrong and causing a crash and this crash seriously injured the man's wife. police say he lost control of his car and crashed into a tree with his he faces two counts of aggravated vehicular assault. he is on administrative leave right now. animal shelters are in dire need tonight. they said there has been an alarm -- alarming rate with abused dogs and abandoned dogs. we have discovered just

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>> tonight, we're getting a look at how overrun the state juvenile justice system is. the department of child services justice keeping his head above water. tonight, he has learned that ohio has some of the lowest funding for child services in the entire country. >> there is a major heroin epidemic. but the services is the lowest. it dropped off during the recession and has not bounced back. >> reporter: is being seen in court rooms. >> we are being overwhelmed. is getting harder to get the cases in in a timely fashion. >> our community as so many resources, that we are putting forward to address the heroin epidemic. >> reporter: the crisis is

system and the state's department of child services. according to one organization got the states that doing enough to help. >> since 2009, the state of ohio has reduced the investment it makes in child protective services 17%. >> reporter: this is how it's funded, $.39 of every dollar, comes from the federal government, $.52 of every dollar comes from local investment. and nine cents of every dollar, comes from columbus. meanwhile, caseworkers are overrun, many with far more cases than the states recommended maximum of 12. >> the next logical step, look at these victims of the epidemic who are the children coming into our system. when their children cannot parent them they come into the system. >> reporter: ohio has seen a

an. and their parents -- coming an. and their parents are tied to the states heroin epidemic. >> the statement was received from the state senator, the state has the money and the power to help child protected services assist these families through high needs situations. hopefully agencies will make much funding they need and how many lives are on the line. 2017 is a budget year in columbus. other lawmakers i spoke with, hoping next year, the state will find the money to fund them at a higher level. it never seems to end. local animal shelters, packed the limit with animals without a home.

shelters to the limit. >> here in cleveland many abused and neglected dogs are coming in at an alarming rate. >> reporter: the overall consensus after talking to all them, there is 100% increase since this time last year. i spoke with several people and they say that they are at full capacity more dogs. animal control says the constantly bringing dogs in. and apl says their numbers have doubled. >> so many cases our neglect cases. involving abused dogs. >> miscarry, and some rare cases, dogfighting. -- people not caring for their

is dogfighting. but it's an interesting trend that many animal shelters are seeing. >> reporter: there has been a campaign that could have something to do with this. game one for the world series, cold, game two? will it be >> it's not good news, we have some rain coming our way. do want to see it? >> thank you. >> we have clouds, it is a fall sky. low clouds, beginning to see some breaks in the overcast. we will hold tight to some of the clouds because they are lake affect clouds and they

clouds and they will thin out. it's clear in millersburg. these areas will be the coldest overnight tonight. some in the lower 30s with a hard freeze. were -- where the clouds were billy hank on 30 degrees. -- where the clouds will be hang on it will be 30 degrees. coming in off the lake, evening hours, until midnight tonight, you cannot rule out one chances of sprinkles. so far, it looks dry, but don't be surprised you may have to use the windshield wipers for 30 seconds if you are going out and about. low 50s mansfield. 49 in booster. 47 -- in -- 49 degrees in wooster. we have sustained

sustained winds at 11 miles per hour. that is at cleveland hopkins airport. it will be keeping it on the cool side. the dewpoint is 35. currently, 52 degrees, a cloudy sky. the visibility is at 10 miles per hour. the high today 59 degrees. the averages 60, and 40 degrees below. we have been in the lower middle 50s all afternoon. overnight into tomorrow morning and on into the afternoon. the winds, we will see sustained winds, between five miles per hour. and they will go on up to 15 miles per hour. and for the tribe game, we will have winds at three miles per hour. and the we will have a clear

this is tuesday night on into wednesday morning. this rain is looking to spread over northern ohio during the evening hours on wednesday. we may have to deal with rain for the tribe game, game number 2. that's on wednesday port tonight, 39. mainly cloudy, we will mention that spangle with a northwesterly breeze. and and 51 tomorrow. -- we will mention that sprinkle with a northerl and tomorrow, 51 we will have clearing tomorrow, 51 partly sunny skies. the seven day, wednesday, evening showers, the height of only 50. the temperatures will be generally, 48 degrees, on up to 50 degrees for the ball game.

party, all right effect rain shower, 54, morning rain saturday, 62, best the warmest day. sunday, dry, 53 degrees. fall is here. >> what about the temperature quicken loans arena? >> 110. >> [ laughter ] >> it's all about marketing. the browns, hope and for share, and the indians, there are dealing with past and present, we will explain that

into it, go play your game. it's another game. it is another game. but when the first pictures from, it's just like football. -- but when it is the first pitch, it's just like football. >> game one of the world series. things to the all-star game,

advantage. the chicago native knows it. >> the 26th man on the team. he's fighting alongside of us. he's on the line with us. he takes the pressure on himself and it makes it easier for guys like us. >> the party will be the last for last year's the championship ceremony starts tomorrow at 7 pm. the game starts at seven at 7 pm. the game starts at 7:30 pm. lebron james knows what's going on across the plaza. >> to be able to live and enjoy , you know, for a day, getting an opportunity to remember this day. we will receive our rings and

the first day of the world series. is a day that will go down in history. >> the cavaliers and the indians have taken the attention away from the browns. it looked like you jackson was frustrated, especially after the game. -- hue jackson was frustrated. special afte nobody's throwing dirt over our had. >> do not forget. more wisdom like that on the show. thursday night at 7 pm. spent saturday at 11:30 am. he was very definitive today about joe thomas and his future with the browns. he says he's not getting traded. he is a big part of our future

close, they thought he was going to get treated. he could bring back a good draft pick and they want him to be part of this team. and i think rounds fans wants -- want him to be part of the team as well. news five at 6 pm -- news

tonight, breaking news. the urgent hunt for a killer. two murders already. then, attacking two officers and several others. the suspect then posting this live on facebook. police now warning tonight, he is armed and dangerous. donald trump calling the polls phony tonight, telling supporters, we're winning. an and what senator elizabeth warren said today about, quote, nasty women. the plane crash, no survivors. the jet plunging from the sky just after takeoff. the ball of fire. the u.s. launching air strikes. the iraq kips moving closer to mos mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead.