five games to go and we are 1-1. here's the plan. the indians may have a job to do in chicago tonight and that is to get it's a battle that will start with josh tomlin on the mound against the cubs' kyle hendrix. it's a battle that rob powers is out there to witness firsthand. you know, rob, fans are starting to gather out there ahead of the game. >> reporter: not only fans here, but fans back in cleveland as well, ready for game three of the world series, the series tied one game each, the indians against the cubs. yes sting, deans are on the road in chicago but it is a

one indian. it's about 20 miles from the batting cage at wrigley field to the sprawling campus of glenn brook north high school but will you find jason kipnis on both. his picture hangs on the back stop. this was his field, these are his people. >> i remember the kid that had a hot temper growing up, even in high school when we were playing in northbrook. he was passionate. >> we had a running joke with his dad. he would be throwing dad would give me a check to cover the cost. >> reporter: the passion of a football player, which jason was a good one. still holds a ton of receiving records. >> he was just a competitor. he didn't think he was helping the team unless we were giving him the ball. >> reporter: but it was baseball that called jason. coach rupert watched him become a man full of prayed and determine nation. good times, great friends, watching all this from here.

it's so hard to describe that he is actually living his dream. and as a friend, as a brother, it's cool. it sounds so simple, but it's really cool. >> they've helped me turn into the player i am today. lot of these guys. >> reporter: all right so as we get ready for game three, how about our vantage point? here in chicago, wrigley field, right here. and on the field dermish continuing our live team coverage. hakem. >> reporter: hello rob. one of the big story lines is carlos santana starting in left. only played there four innings. that was four years angst a blow-out loss. and i'll tell you what, he is excited to be starting in left field. just a little while ago i caught one carlos santana with his thoughts about starting in left tonight. >> and i'm excited. i'm excited. i know it's a new position for

i try to help my team. i mean, i understand we don't have a dh, but we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens. i'm preparing to play. that's it. >> reporter: carlos what did terry francona tell you about playing left? >> he told me, have fun. have fun with the baseball, try to enjoy the game and play hard. >> reporter: and i also asked what advice he has given carlos santana. he said keep your eye on the ball. pretty practical advice. he did note that left field at wrigley field is dark so carlos santana is going to have to keep an eye on that as well when he's out there playing left field. playing at left field for the first time in his career as a starter. he has played there before four innings four years ago. that's the latest from inside wrigley field. rob, back outside to you.

coming up there's one barber back hoinl cleveland who is taking indian pride to an extreme art form by buzz cutting head shots of some of the players right into your scalp. how about that. how about this, as the sun gets ready to set over wrigley field, we're going to toss it back, getting ready for game time. game three up next. let's go back to cleveland. sigh in a bit. >> thank you rob. nice looking shot. if you are looking for something to do tonight head over to progressive field to for $5 you can get in, watch the game three on the big scoreboard, chill out with your friends, after great time. there's going to be some watch parties for games four and five as well. tickets are still available on the indians website and the money raised goes to charity. we've got a weekend warm-up coming just in time for the indians game. so mark, is it fair to say that this is turning out to be an indian summer. >> i think. so nice and mild tonight in

they'll good into the mid-60s by the end of the ball game. cloudy skies, but we will stay dry. even in cleveland it's going to be a mild evening with temperatures upper 40s and lower 50s for your high school football game. i think the big impact from weather tonight will be the wind. right now we have winds out of the south gusting to 20 miles per hour. they could go 30 or even higher miles per hour during the ball game tonight. that may favor some right field home run companies sick. boom! outta here. 62 at 7:00, 64 by 10:00. you're staying mainly cloudy and dry for game thrin chicago. here, closer to home for your weather window, if you're coming down to a watch party, you're in the 50s. wear the spring or fall coats, jackets, and wear the jeans. should be all right. notice 49 degrees at 8:00 p.m. in the akron-canton area but temperatures hovering near 50 through 2:00 a.m.

scrambling tonight. the head of the fbi says new clinton e-mails have come to light that they need to review. john kosich joins us now. we're learning that these e- mails aren't actually from her private server. >> that's right, the e-mails belong to one of her top advisers, huma abedin and her husband, former congressman anthony weiner. they say it's all in connection with the latest where weiner sent explicit pictures to a girl. in the middle of that investigation officials say they found e-mails connect to the clinton case. this afternoon james comey, corrector of the fbi, sent a letter to congress to alert them. her rival didn't waste any time addressing the news. >> i have great respect for the fact that the fbi and the department of justice are now

right the horrible mistake that they made. >> this afternoon hillary clinton's campaign chairman released a statement that read in part, the director owes it to the american people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining. we are confident this will not progs any conclusions different from the one the fbi reached in july. as for clinton herself, she has made no comment to the news while at john kosich, news 5. at this point if it wasn't for the dna, we would probably have had a longer investigation. >> blood and a latex glove left behind during a smash and grab creates a break in the case. police have identified a man they believe has been targeting vision stores and taking luxury brand frames. and they say he may be responsible for as many as 15 of them. only on 5 tonight, our bob

the burglar. >> reporter: watch this surveillance video from akron as a car comes crashing through the front door. moments later a man in a hooded sweat shirt moves around the store helping himself to expensive designer eye frames. a window was shattered. frames worth 30 grand snatched there the shelves. >> the individual threw a brick through our front window by one of our doctor's offices. he crawled through that window. >> reporter: detectives suspect sold on-line or on the streets for months. but the crook cut himself and left a clue. that's blood. >> it dripped down onto the glass. dna testing revealed a name. andre yeager. and dna found that a latex glove also linked him to another smash and grab. >> every time that we are able to utilize dna and get suspect

>> up until this point without getting the dna it would have been pretty hard to catch them. >> reporter: but police haven't caught yeager yet. breaking and entering warrants have been issued while detectives continue to search for hit. investigators believe he could be connected to as many as 15 smash and grabs at vision stores. and yeager's take could reach $1 million. >> we don't know how dangerous he really is if he were to be cornered, but anybody that's breaking into businesses, he's taking a probably got an exit strategy. >> reporter: according to police yag hear a criminal background that includes robbery, burglary, and breaking and entering. crime stopers will pay a reward to get him back behind bars. in coventry township, bob jones, news 5. are you dedicated enough that you would have this done to your hair? one cleveland barber is shaving and shaping up cuts of airnt tribute to our indians.

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live team coverage of the world series game three, the indians and cubs, continues right here from the windy city. now we know the indians fans are some of the best fans in any sport in the world, right? but are you enough of a fan to have an indians player cut right into the side of your head? some of you are. our tara molina now with some of cleveland's hottest haircuts. >> reporter: now you may have area barber's world series work on-line, or maybe even the back of a friend's head. sonny's haircuts are blowing up. and you are about to see why. everyone agrees. these aren't haircuts. they're works of art. >> it's artwork, you know. it's really hard to do. >> this is definitely art. >> reporter: and sonny's hair portraits are not for the shy. >> i just like different

it takes sonny around three hours to do cuts like these of miller or lindor. but he can do a basic did he zion about 15. >> to me, any haircut is art because you are making something out of what they have. >> reporter: the hottest new thing for fans who are diehard tribe and aren't afraid to stand out in the crowd. >> i don't let anybody else touch my hair other than him. >> reporter: with the first cleveland sonny was outside progressive at one point doing logos on people's heads for free. unfortunately he will not be back during the watch party this weekend but he told me he will find time to watch the game between haircuts. in cleveland, tara molina, news 5. >> reporter: from high atop the halstead flats department one final time until 11:00 tonight we're going say good-bye.

the cubs. who you got? >> i got the indians all the way, rob. all the way. we're winning it. >> reporter: by the end of tonight, 2-1 tribe. >> see, we think alike. thank you rob. looks great out there. with the world series going and cleveland still in the thick of it the city is shining in a bright light. all of this got our leon bibb starting 0 to think. when leon thinks, great things happen. he was think about the world series and that have been happening in cleveland. we really are in the national spotlight once again. >> and that's a good thing. i think we put ourselves in the spot light, and that's a good thing. we're feeling better about owrksz and the nation is looking at us. you know it's been a long time coming, this shot at a world series. i remember '95 and '97. now we have '16. the fact of the matter is this. cleveland has already won, and this is what i mean.

eyes to cleveland. something good is underway here. it is in the air. clevelanders are breathing it in. a growing feeling of community optimism. of course it helps when the city's baseball team is in the world series. the cleveland indians team has picked up the ball, and it, too, helps in the renewal and rebirth of cleveland. story, yes of an mesh league pennant and quest for a championship. but dig deeper, really more than that. a story of us. this land as home. drama on the baseball field also unfolds as pride of a community. the indians also represent us. national news organizations have picked up on the resurgence of cleveland. the rnc showed a can-do city. the cavs upped our image further. but we were rising even before. these events are simply more carrots on a ring of diamonds.

here in cleveland there are instances of that, too. but when good times come, it is good to build on them. so we applaud the cleveland indians. in a way, we applaud ourselves, because the indians are part of the extended family. world series, yes. but that is a community bloodline on a cleveland baseball diamond. so we root for a world series championship. but in many ways, cleveland has already won. so we do have some problems out some of them. every big city has problems. but there is a definite feel in cleveland of this city on the rise. you know, i'm a long timer here. raised, educated in cleveland, and i've covered cleveland for more than 30 years. so i see it. no let's rise some more with a cleveland world series championship for a population which already feels we're winning. for news 5, i'm leon bibb. >> yeah. >> ready to rise some more.

home another championship. >> i'm feeling good. the weather is going to cooperate for the weekend. we're going warm up well above normal temperatures for the weekend. let's take a look at a beautiful sunset right now over downtown chief land. we've got some high, thin cirrus clouds, sun going in, mixing in, and it should be a very pleasant evening as long as you avenue got your hood deals. long sleeves and long pants. you will be fine because the temperatures are going 0 cool do nothing but ground clutter here and here so no rain. just a few high, thin clouds floating by. they will be in and out of the area through the evening and tonight. so let's see the cool spot right now. 47 in ravenna, 49 in youngstown as we head toward the west we're actually starting to warm up a little bit. mid-50s fremont, mid-50s in norwalk, mansfield at 54, 53

8 miles per hour. that's not bad. southerly breezes usually mean warm. humidity 57% with a dew point of 39 degrees. almanac today hit 57, almost touching the average of 58. no rainfall. 45 the low and 42 is where we should be. now, warm-up coming in. you can almost, if you look carefully, see the surge. here it comes. warm air. i don't think we will see 80s, but how about middle 70s tomorrow? then we'll do it all tuesday and wednesday. back into the middle 70s. one more time. wow, i'm feeling good about this. here's the front coming in for sunday. it will bring some scattered showers late saturday night on and off through at least midafternoon on sunday. if you are trick or treating sunday evening you've got a great shot at dry weather. the rain should be out of here after 5:00 p.m. good news there. 49 tonight, partly cloudy and cool, but then temperatures rising into the upper 50s to

partly cloudy and warmer. akron tonight 47, rising temperatures into the mid-50s by sunrise. 73 tomorrow, sun and clouds and warm, and browns sunday, again, keep an eye out for a few showers. temperatures are going to fall through the 50s, breezy and cool during the ball game. here we go. trick or treat weekend. saturday 74, best day of the weekend. sunday a few showers, 59. there's 59 on monday for the high, but you are going hover in the upper 50s for monday evening for the trick or treaters again. tuesday, look at this. wednesday, mid-70s before more rain arrives thursday. by the way this would be game six and game seven of indian summer. it is almost time for our indians to take the field. that's where we find sports

us now. you are right. moment ago some "let's go tribe" chants breaking out. coming up, why one national baseball expert is picking the tribe to win tonight. that's on the other side of the break when news 5 at 6:00

. hakem dermish live in chicago for game three at

world series game in 71 years. one of the story lines for the indians is carlos santana starting in left field. he's never started a game in left field for his career. played four innings there four years ago air in blowout loss. i tell you what, terry francona saying tonight we didn't come all this way to play it say. i spoke with buster olney, espn insider, about tonight's game. >> i just talked to some members of the cubs coaching staff and they've been told that 20 miles per hour tonight field, it's great conditions if you are a hitter. kyle hendrix is someone who generates a lot of ground balls with that sinker sought will be a challenge to the indians to get the ball in the air. >> speaking of left field how is that going to impact carlos santana? >> it's going to be a challenge. wrigley field doesn't have the space of the ballpark in kansas city or colorado, but it has such unusual angles. for someone who hasn't played

crowd right on top of him, i bet you if the indians get a lead at all in the first three or four innings they will get him out of there so quick. >> you mentioned kyle hendrix, a guy they have never seen before. >> it is going to be a challenge because he is so difficult to get the ball up against. that's what you hear from hitters all the time. get him to get the ball up. here is one of the problems. john hersh plate umpire. he sometimes calls the strike sewn on the lower part of the plate. >> how do you see it playing out? >> i got a feeling josh tomlin is going to pitch great, just knowing everything going on with his dad. i have a feeling they're going to win this one. >> reporter: speaking of his dad he had a spinal cord injury back in august. had emergency surgery. he's paralyzed from the chest down but he is going to be here

pitch. you know josh tomlin is pumped to have his father in the stands here at wrigley. danita, back to you. >> a very special game. >> all we have to say is go tribe. we know you can do it. we're behind you all the way. let's rally together and cheer our indians on to victory. see you at 11:00. >> news five at 6:00 has been brought to you by the ohio lottery cash explosion game,

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