the world series, there's no more series after this, so you gotta do everything you can to try to win gh again. hear josh tomlin talk about his terrific performance with his ailing dad watching in the stands. but, first, a live look outside from our earth cam this saturday morning. the sun is shining down on cleveland there across the shores of lake erie. and you have certainly noticed if you have stepped outside those mild temperatures waiting for you as you head out the door. indians, of course, just two wins away from a world series title as well.

morning cleveland saturday" edition. janessa webb joining us, i'm nick foley. those warmer temperatures are here and a lot of people are going to want to know is it going to stay that way as they get out to the watch parties for the indians in game 4? >> in the early evening, we will be okay, still in the 60s and on the dry side. most of your day we are looking dry, just with a few clouds, filtered sunshine throughout your afternoon. you can see the clouds, they are intact for greater cleveland right now. but the talker, yeah, it's that bubble of warm making its way into western coastal communities right now from elyria to medina. 52, 53 degrees, good morning, lake county, 57. cooler out towards the south and east us to dover-new philly. so the cloud coverage on our 5 live radars, you can see tracking in the clouds here, and that's going to stay in place as you can see from chicago to cincinnati. they will continue to deal with the cloud coverage throughout the afternoon. so across the board, you can see the front is starting to

cooler air from wayne county to akron. but just give the weather a little bit of time this afternoon. by the 3:00 hour, all of us will be sitting in the 70s. it's due to the wind flow. it's coming out of the south 15 to 20 miles per hour. nick, i am interest tracking gusts to 35 throughout your day. so hold onto your hat here. 70s by 1:00. i'll show you coming up when we track in a little bit of late evening rain and we'll take look at that halloween forecast. we say it all the time we want to be one run better. that's about as true to form as you can get. >> well, the indians hanging on by a thread in a drama-filled game 3. the tribe only scoring one run of offense. but that was all they would need. and that's all thanks to this guy, josh tomlin. the indian's starter bringing his a-game, throwing 4 2/3 of shutout baseball. tomlin, of course, pitched the game 6 his life with his

watching from the stands. he said after the game having his dad there meant everything. >> it was probably one of my more emotional starts i've ever had in my entire life, career, any situation baseball relatedded ever. it was -- i'm very fortunate for him to even be here, so to have him get to experience a world series game, obviously my first world series start was -- it meant everything. >> and to perform that well, such tomlin. now, news 5's key determinish is in chicago for the wreez, has more on tomlin's gutty perform abs. -- performance. >>reporter: good morning from chicago. it was one of the most nerve- wracking games of the post season. somehow, some way the indians find a way to shut down the hostile crowd at wrigley field and shut out the kebs heavy- hitting lineup. the indians are the first team in mlb history to have five shutouts in one post-season.

because it's pretty draining. this is why you play. you want to play in games where it's that intense, it's that emotional and you're kind of on the edge of your seat the whole game, but it was a lot of fun. >> we have a good pitching staff. we find a way to win. there's a lot to. i think if there's low-scoring games, we can win, if there is he high-scoring games, we can win. it's a great team to be a part of. i know everybody is saying it. it really is special, it's a blast to be out here. >> they're just going out there relaxed and ma you know, if the umpire misses a call, they're coming right back, focusing on the next thing, and they've done a tremendous job for us. you know, we feel like right now if our starters can get the ball to them where they can finish the game that we're in a pretty good spot. >> the stats are unbelievable. the stats are the reason we're here. i wish the staff would pick it up and make their jobs a little easier. they're the reason we're here and they're the reason we're making this much noise right now. they're outstanding.

and crazy situations, and it's just -- it was fun to be a part of. it's fun to be on the right side. >>reporter: what does it say about this team? not only do you have five shutout wins in the post-season which is a record, but you guys continue to find a way? >> that's us. we're going to continue to do anything to find a way and that's been us all year. we obviously lean on our pitchers to keep us in there and it gives us a chance to score, you know, as many as we need. so, you know, it's a great group that, yo work off each other and it's just fun. >>reporter: so game 4 later tonight and cory kluber takes the ball and mike napoly telling me there's no other guy he would want on the mound in game 4. he already shut down the cubs in game 1. perhaps a repeat performance here on saturday night. in chicago, hakeem dermish, news 5. >> hakeem, thank you very much. moving to much more serious news now. new information on a story we had as breaking news at 11:00. a local police officer stabbed

a night of terror unfolding in northwest royalton. that's where we find meg schaab for us this morning. and, meg, you just learned this suspect has died? >>reporter: yeah, i spoke exclusively with the suspect's sister just minutes ago. she tells me her brother, 45- year-old june wong has died. she says he died following two shots, one to the abdomen and one to the back. she said he died before he was transported to the hospital. now, this terrifying incident all unfolded at independence place around 7:00 last night. wong's sister, julia, tells me the two officers were there to serve a probate order to her brother. she says she asked for the order because her brother was known to have a history of mental illness that dates back to when he was just 16 years old living in china, and he just needed help. she says when her brother saw the officers last night, he got scared, ran upstairs and that's when he grabbed the knife, stabbed the one officer in the

were fired at him, killing him. >> extremely shocked. i mean, i cry my eyes out. i have no tears left because i just -- i'm totally in shock. i did not expect this would happen. >>reporter: now, as for the officer that was stabbed, he is expected to be okay. we're told he was transported to the hospital. so far police have not returned my call for new information this m involved or any of the latest developments. as soon as i hear anything, i'll pass that along. live in north royalton, meg shaw, news 5. >> just a horrible situation. thank you, meg. and we also got some breaking news just into the newsroom. police telling us there is a huge water main break in euclid. it's on lake shore boulevard. it is now closed between east 204th and east 20 8th street. take side streets, obviously, and avoid that area if you can. a cleveland heights man

restaurant will spend the rest of his life in prison. daveian perry was sentenced for the shoolgt death 6 sonny patel. the teen was shot two weeks ago during a robbery at the restaurant. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. and coming up this morning, new information as the fbi once again investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. this morning she speaks out for the first time. and game 4 of the world series, our indians looking for another "w" tonight. just wait until you hear the family's long history with the tribe. and as always, janessa has got your local weather. hey, janessa. >> hey, good morning. good morning, everyone. the 70s are returning to northern ohio this afternoon but the power of 5 is tracking rain. we'll give you the full

good morning, everyone. we have made it to the weekend. we're off to a pretty wonderful start across northeast ohio this morning. a get ready for daytime highs, they're going to soar this afternoon back into the 70s. so well above normal for the last weekend, folks, of october. let's take a look right now at temperatures across the board. greater cleveland, good morning, 58 degrees, so cooler air is still out to the south and east of us for dove ever- new philly. throughout your afternoon, we're looking at highs back in the 70s by that 3:00 hour, but we'll continue to see our

that 60-degree mark through your evening. so your forecast for halloween, looking a-okay, unseasonably warm for our trick or treaters, 57 degrees. and today i'm going to introduce you to two teachers that really take into effect what teen building is -- team building is all about. >>reporter: >> in this week's teacher of the week -- >> [ children yelling ] >>reporter: a shock indeed but a good one. meet plz dillenbaugh, a third grade teacher at liberty elementary in north ridgeville. she had the pleasure to work hand in hand with our deserving educator. they together educate more than 50 students. meet our news 5 teacher of the week, miss jenny thigh. we would like to congratulate you. you are our teacher of the week. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>reporter: this is for you.

>>reporter: for all her sacrifice, ohio savings bank rewards her with a gift certificate to omaha steaks. but it didn't just end there. this is a special teacher of the week, mrs. dillenbaugh. [ laughter ] >>reporter: surprise. she's also news 5's teacher of the week. give her a hand. [ applause ] >>reporter: this dynamic duo is surely praised by both parents and colleagues. >> they just make learning fun and exciting, and that rubs off on the kids and the kids want to learn as well. >>reporter: congratulations ms. thigh and ms. dillenbaugh from all of us here at news 5. >> now, to nominate a deserving educator, log onto news5cleveland.com/teacher. >> thank you, janessa. coming up a seat at the bar will cost you a pretty penny in the world series. next the outrageous cover charge to watch the game on tv. plus raise your glass. how drinking wine before bed

welcome back. 8:16 now. in politics yet another big day of campaigning in northeast ohio for some of those heavy hitters. just over a week to go until the election, bill clinton is scheduled to be at an early voting event here in cleveland today. he will be at cleveland state this morning, of course, stomping for hillary clinton. he's scheduled to begin

free concert in support of hillary clinton. you can get your hands on a voucher this morning for the show next friday in cleveland. they're being given out starting at 8:00 this morning on the corner of east 30th street and euclid right next to the first united methodist church. it goes until 4:00 today, 1:00 to 5:00 tomorrow. nld and tickets and vouchers dpifn out yesterday as well. look at that -- given out yesterday as well. look at that line. it stretched down euclid, around the corner, across from the cuyahoga county board of el friday, but the venue has not been announced and there is no guarantee of a seat if the venue reaches capacity. and new information this morning on the political bombshell the fbi dropped yesterday. the agency is reviewing new e- mails related to hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. those new e-mails were discovered during an fbi of former congressman anthony weiner.

underaged girl. weananthony weinerrer's wife is huma abedin, one of hillary clinton's top aides. clinton's e-mails were found on one of their devices. clinton spoke about the investigation last night. she's demanding answers. >> it's imperative that the bureau explain this issue and question whatever it is without any delay. >> now, the news, as you can imagine, unified republicans. gop nominee donald trump and otr jumped on that announcement to blast clinton. the supreme court has agreed to hear a case over transgender bathrooms in schools. a student in virginia fighting to use the boys' bathroom at his school. he was born female and transitioned to male. lower court ruled in his favor. it's the first time the supreme court has taken up the transgender issue in bathrooms. a 62-year-old woman getting $70 million from johnson&johnson over its baby powder.

developed ovarian cancer. studies have linked talc, the main ingredient in that baby powder to cancer. it's the third lawsuit johnson&johnson has lost. the company, of course, does plan to appeal. in other health news, raise your glass. scientists at washington state university say drinking wine before bed could keep us from gaining weight. it all goes back to a chemical called resremembertrol. some were fet a high-fat diet, but 40% less likely to experience obesity. than the mice that weren't. that's already my favorite story of the morning. >> drink up. hey. >> more reasons to have a glass of wine. we've already heard they have antioxidants, now they might keep you looking young. why not, right? why not enjoy this weather? janessa is here now with a look at the weather. >> why not? a great day to get to a wine vineyard. >> a vineyard, whether you'll be able to go to the watch

make it a 3-1 advantage in the world series. you have to get out and enjoy it. there aren't many of these left >> not many. this is the last week of october, nick, and we're talking about our daytime highs just completely above normal across northeast ohio, going to continue to warm up throughout your afternoon. so we're off to a pretty fantastic start here across the board. you can see just a few clouds that are tracking into the greater cleveland area. but we're off to a wonderful start as that bubble of really warm air is going to to flow in here throughout your afternoon. so taking a look right now, hey, good morning, elyria, 62 degrees, lake county, you're in the upper 50s, that cool air still south and east of us for dover-new philly. the winds are going to be the center of attention throughout your afternoon here, about 15 to 20 miles per hour, gusts across the board to about 30. things will start to die down for your evening as we start to track a little bit of rain. i'll give you exact timing

pretty good here. we'll go with partly cloudy through the brunt of your afternoon. it's the warm air from the central plains to chicago right now upper 60s, so that flow is going to make its way across northeast ohio for your saturday. this will be very short-lived and we'll step out of the 70s for your sunday, so, please, soak this up here. we'll see the peak of those highs around 4:00, 73 degrees. for your evening plans tonight, i know we treaters, doing some early trick or treating for your saturday evening, you will be okay. it's around 11:00, 12:00 we'll start to see a little bit of rain drops making its way in. so our futurecast shows the cloud coverage that's in place throughout the noon hour. and 70s across the board here by 5:00. now, eastern locations, you're going to track in just a few rain drops from ashtabula to lake county, also northern

you can see the brunt of that moisture affecting lake shore communities, even around sandusky, huron county around 10:00, 11:00 tonight and becomes more widespread throughout your overnight. now, people are wondering about the muni lot browns sunday, it's going to be a soggy one. so if you are headed to the game, you can see the temperatures only in the 50s here, but or our evening trick or treaters, you are okay here, parents. we're going to warming back up even for your monday to the 60s. so today 73 degrees for october 29th, folks. we should be talking about the 60s here, so above normal temperatures. cloudy skies tonight. seven-day forecast, i really like this one here, 58 for your sunday, but by monday afternoon above normal near 60s, and this will not be the only day, nick. you're going to get spoiled with the 70s by tuesday and

with those warmer temperatures today, you gotta expect progressive field will be packed for the watch party tonight. and with the world series rolling on and cleveland still in the thick of it, this city continues to shine bright, all this got news 5's leon bibb thinking about the world series and other big events in cleveland and how this city is holding strong in the national limelight. and while we all want another championship, no matter how the world series plays out, cleveland has already won. >>reporter: the nation is turning smiling eyes to cleveland, something good is under way here. it clevelanders are breathing it in, a growing feeling of optimism. of course it helps when the city's baseball team is in the world series. the cleveland indian's team has picked up the ball, and it too helps in the renewal and rebirth of cleveland. story, yes, of an american league pennant and quest for a world series championship, but dig deeper, really more than that. a story of us. we in northeast ohio who claim this land as home.

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 diamond/carets on a ring of diamonds. the world has its bad and troubling news as always. here in cleveland, there are instances of that too, but wh 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 blood line on a cleveland baseball diamond, so we root for a world series championship, but in many ways cleveland has already won. >> all right, thank you, leon. and you want some more world series inspiration?

but for one of the tribe's bat boys, it's a family tradition. paul kiska has more. >>reporter: north royalton's georgia palco was a cleveland indians bat boy back in 1982. he loved every minute of it. >> it was awesome, i mean, to see all the people you idolized on tv ustrenski, reggie jackson, pete rose, et cetera, et cetera, and now you're in the dougout with them. >>reporter: george was 15 back then. now you have to be 16 years old and his 22-year-old son, james, has been an indians bat boy for the last six years, now paying his way through c.s.u. in part with the money earned as a bat boy. >> it is very cool to see him doing the same thing that i did quite a few years ago. crazy to think about. when i had an offer, that was one of the first things i thought about it, i was going to be following in my dad's footstepsment >>reporter: james doesn't just retrieve bats. he works 12-hour days from batting practice to before the game to helping with laundry

after the game. >> we work with the umpires for balls. the umpires are flashing us how many balls they need. so if you fall behind there, it's a job you gotta be pretty focused to do, and i mean, you can't mess up, especially right now, you're on national television. you can't slow the game down or anything. >>reporter: doing what his dad did is cool for james, and being a bat boy in the world series is a dream come true. >> the crowd is electric, the guys in the dugout are even more jacked up than they usually are, and, i mean, they're playing for the world baseball and i get to be out on the field for it. so it's pretty cool. >> i'd say it's a little bit better than pretty cool. that was paul kiska reporting. when dad was a bat boy in 1982, he also met his future wife who happened to be a ball girl, all in the family indeed. moving on now, 71 years, that is how long it's been since a world series game has been played at wrigley field, and businesses are cashing in, especially in chicago. you won't believe how much it costs to just sit at a bar in

game. one bar charged $300 to get in. now, that ticket price did get you a food item, open bar and some party favors. but come on. [ chanting ] well, these fans sure love their indians, but you may be surprised by the play state now called home. plus a serial robber stumps police for months. the important clue he left behind that helped break open this investigation, all that as we are winning saturday morning. janessa has another check on

welcome back to "good morning cleveland," it is now 8:30. we start this half hour with a live look at cleveland from our earth cam. you see the sun peeking through those clouds. downtown cleveland looking really good this morning because you're waking up to i'm nick foley. we got several developing stories we are working on for you, but, first, why not? roll tribe. >> that was as close a ball game as you're ever going to find, and we found a way to manage to win that game. >> they certainly did. the indians with a big win in enemy territory. the tribe veteran who provided the huge hit to give the indians a 2-1 series lead. we'll hear from him straight

horror in north royalton, a man shot after stabbing a police officer and now i'm learning his identity. >> more on those stories in just a bit. but, first, let's get a check of that forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. janessa. >> good morning, nick, good morning, everyone. we're off to a wonderful start. you're wondering about chicago weather. it's going to be another great day for us to go ahead and grab that win this evening. the breeze is picking up for chicago, but even for the cleveland area, want to show you the cloud co our area. that's really going to stick around through most of the afternoon. the talker is, though, go ahead and lose that coat that you've been having all this week here because our daytime highs, they are back in the 70s. five live radars, we're not picking up any moisture. anything that we're seeing it well to the north now. but those clouds, they will continue to filter in throughout your afternoon. so what we're going to see is pretty much filtered sunshine,

3:00 hour. so right now we're off to a pretty mild start. good morning, elyria, 62 degrees. wayne county, you're still on the cooler side, mid-40 toz lower 50s. so give the weather a little bit of time to warm up here. nick is trying to do some golfing this afternoon. for the last weekend of october, golfing weather here, okay? by 12:00, 67 degrees. we'll see the highs continue to warm up afternoon. so watch parties this evening, look at this, the clouds will be in place, but still in the upper 60s. nick. no matter if you get the big hit or lay the bunt down, you want to do something that can possibly help the team. and fortunately enough for me today it was the hit. >> it was that hit. coco crisp and the indians spoil first chicago's world series game at wrigley field in

driver's seat. and just two victories stand between the indians and their first world series title in 68 years after a dramatic late- inning win. and yet another unlikely hero coming up big for cleveland. standing room only, as you would expect for wrigley for game 3. it was an airtight game, scoreless until the 7th when up steps coco and pinch hitting. how much pressure is that? but he comes through clutch, the former indian coming up big, knocking in the run, the game-winning run wi t worldwide, and you know what you're doing coming into the game and our fans do a great job of supporting us as well. but coming in here and getting a victory tonight is big for us. >> and no time to bask in that win for the indians. game 4 from wrigley tonight just after 8:00. cory kluber back on the mound for cleveland. and the win was big for these fans who watched the game

where they come from and their roots. look at all those tribe fans at vaughan's pub in chicago. they were focused on every pitch last night. now they are believing that we can take this win and this series home. they say when we do it, it'll definitely be a party at napoli's. >> it's going to be 100%. we don't know where he lives, but it's going to be a party at napoli's. >> of course it will. 150 workers and guests also saw the team win firsthand at wrigley field last night. the tribe gave all of its full- time employees tickets to a world series game at wrigley field, along with a significant other. now, 150 employees, again, saw them last night, and the other 150 or so and significant others will get a chance to see them play tonight at wrigley. hopefully that will be the difference. we are learning new information, though, as we move on now on a story we had as breaking news at 11:00. a local police officer stabbed and a suspect shot, a night of terror certainly unfolding in

5's meg shaw for us this morning. meg, you have learned new information from the suspect's family. >>reporter: yeah, nick. i spoke with the suspect's sister just a short time ago. she tells me her brother, 45- year-old jim wong has died. she says he passed away almost immediately after being shot by police. now, she said they did try to perform cpr before he was transported to the hospital, but it was too late. now, this terrifying scene all happened at independence place around 7:00. wong's sister julia says she asked the north royalton police to serve her brother a probate order. she tells me he had a history of mental illness and she wanted to help him. julia says when she and the police came to the door, wong got scared, ran upstairs, grabbed a knife and stabbed one of the officers in the face and leg. seconds later that officer's partner pulled a gun and shot him. julia tells me she asked the

happen. she believes this could have all been prevented. >> very hardbroken, and it just feels very unexpected, tragedy. if they let me go talk to him, it probably would not have happened, the police would not get hurt and he would not be dead. >>reporter: now, that officer who was stabbed, he did go to the hospital for his injuries. they tell me those injuries are serious, but he is expected to name of the officers involved. i do have a call into the police. we'll keep you updated on what happens. live in north royalton, meg shaw, news 5. >> certainly the worst case scenario unfolding in that story. thank you, meg. well, only on 5 now, blood and a latex glove may have helped police crack the case of a series of smash and grabs at vision stores across our area. now, this is surveillance video of one of the more than a dozen break-ins. detectives believe the stolen

but now they think they have their man after the crook left behind a glove at that store in akron and blood at a break-in coventry township. >> every time that we are able to utilize dna and get a suspect information back, it always helps our cases. >> those pieces of dna linked andre yezger to both cases. police now looking for him. they think he may have taken more than a million dollars worth of designer frames in those robberies. coming up next, this plane bursting into flames on the runway. the chaos inside as passengers rushed to escape. and are you dedicated enough that you would have this done to your hair? well, one cleveland barber is shaving up cuts of art. a tribute to the indians. >> i am all the way in on that haircut. weather wise across northern ohio, waking up to cloud cover, the 70s do return. i'll show you when rain is back

good morning, everyone. i'm power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. we're waking up to that warmer air in place across northern ohio. 58 degrees. let me step out of the way to show you the winds. they are coming out of the southwest already 13 to 20 miles per hour. and that will be in the forecast throughout your afternoon. most of the day we're going to be on the dry side, but you're

sunshine, not bright sunny skies throughout your weekend, but our highs, they are really warming up. they are back in the 70s. do want to show you for futurecast where the rain starts to move in here for eastern locations. look at this time stamp. we're at 1:00, so if you have outdoor plans, kiddos getting ready for halloween parties or if you're stepping out tonight, early evening, we should be okay here. ashtabula, lake, geauga county, you're going to start to notice a moisture working its way in around the seefng, 8:00 hour. so we're -- 7:00, 8:00 hour. so we're still pretty much dry. late evening plans, that's when we'll start to track in a little bit of moisture here throughout your overnight into your sunday. show you in your seven-day forecast coming up, though, how consistent the temperatures will be stepping into the month of november. we're back in the 70s. nick. >> yeah. now to a story janessa plans to take part in when she believes the studio this morning.

dedicated fans in the world. are you a big enough fan to have a player's face shaved in the back of your head? that's what some fans are doing, taking indians wear to a whole new level. the hottest haircuts in town. >>reporter: now, you may have seen photos of this cleveland- area barber's world series work online or maybe even the back of a friend's head. tony verymara's haircuts are blowing up, and you're about see why. everyone agrees. [ buzzing noise ] >>reporter: these aren't haircuts, they're works of art. >> it's artwork, you know, it's really hard to do. that is definitely art. >>reporter: and sonny vemara's hair designs. >> i just like people looking at me. >>reporter: or patience. it takes sonny about three hours to do cuts like these. he can do a basic design in about 15. >> to me any haircut is art

>>reporter: the hottest new thing for fans who are diehard pride -- >> show the spirit of the indians. >>reporter: and aren't afraid to stand out in the crowd. >> i don't want anybody touching my hair other than him. >>reporter: with the first world series games here in cleveland, sonny was actually outside progressive at one point doing logos on the back of people's heads for free. now, unfortunately he will not be back during the watch parties this weekend, but he told me he will find time to watch haircuts. in cleveland, tara molina, news 5. >> what do you think, janessa? are you in? i think you're in. still ahead, we talk to a woman that is 104 years old. what she says about watching the indians in the world series. and scientists they they may have found the fountain of youth. why you may want to eat more of those veggies your mom has always hounded you about, all that as we take a live look outside this saturday morning, back to our earth cam.

8:46 now on your saturday morning. 8 people were hurt this eresults at chicago o'hare. an american airlines airline flight, out in the nick of time. investigators pointing to an engine issue here as everybody scrambles to the exits. [ crowd noise ] >> and it gets more intense. you see the passengers going down the safety slide there, screaming the entire way down, only to stand up and see that fireball behind them.

situation. the crew estimates that everybody got off the flight in just under a minute, thankfully. and passengers waiting to board planes at florida's fort lauderdale airport also watched a fireball rise from the fed ex cargo plane. it burst into flames when the plane's landing gear collapsed and caught fire. thankfully no one was injured in that blast as well. protest over the dakota access pipeline stopped temporarily after protest leaders urged activists to leave the barricade near about 50 protesters gathered on the bridge yesterday to face a line of concrete barriers. military vehicles and police in riot gear, but only a handful remained after protest reps told people to return to the main encampment. at least one person was arrested, but it's not clear why. rallies of the construction of that pipeline have been going on for months. protesters say the project will damage the environment and affect native american lands. well, bill cosby is

argue he won't even be able to recognize the women accusing him of sexual assault in court next week. now, it's all part of a motion to get the charges dismissed, and they are promising proof from his doctor. all right. well, your mom told you to eat your broccoli and hopefully you listened because researchers found an enzyme in that vegetable that could keep you young. they tested the compound on mice and found it had an anti- aging effect when added to their drinking water. the results are so they're now starting studies in a pill form of that enzyme, hoping it can prevent some chronic conditions linked to aging. if you don't like broccoli, don't worry, that enzyme also found in cucumbers and cabbage. >> your mom always said to eat your greens. >> have a glass of wine and your broccoli all at once. janessa now joining us with more on the look at weather. what a forecast you got today. if you step outside, you've really seen the difference. it was colder earlier in the week, and now it is very, very

that are floating in here. we're seeing highs -- we were -- we're seeing 70s as highs the last week of october. get some golfing in this afternoon, whatever you have to do be outside. a great shot of wrigley field right here. we are seeing temperatures in chicago just as warm as across northeast ohio. so we're going to go ahead and grab that win for game time. look at this, 67 degrees, but we still have that flow of air miles per hour. so for game time could see some local gusts to about 35. so breezy conditions across the chicago area. right now across our neck of the woods, the clouds are in place here, overcast skies. you're going to notice that filtered sunshine throughout your afternoon. so temperatures across the board right now, hey, good morning greater cleveland, 58 degrees, fort wayne county lower 50s. so still cooler air south and east of us.

flow. with the southerly flow, that's allowing for our daytime highs to be well above normal, folks. we're about 10 to 15 degrees above normal for your saturday afternoon. winds will start to die down for your late evening. so 5 live radars, not seeing any moisture, anything that we're seeing it's on the isolated side to our north right now. so we'll stay dry for most of your day. but the central plains, across chicago right now we're talking about the mid-60s. that will continue to track in across northern ohio. so what do you have planned? we're talking about halloween weekend and people are wondering will you stay dry for those parties tonight. we are looking a-okay here. we'll start to notice the cloud coverage, though, really thickening up about the 6:00 hour. we'll give you an even closer breakdown. now, where i am seeing a little bit of isolated activity is for eastern locations for ashtabula, lake and geauga counties, but for most of your

now, the peak of our high, really starts to warm up here, lose that coat this afternoon, upper 60s. and this is at 12:00. now, a little bit of rain starts to filter in here. it will be on the scattered to light side for lake and geauga county, even around pepper pike to beachwood. the bulk of this moisture as you're stepping out tonight around 9:00, 10:00, you can see for lake shore communities it makes its way in, but it will be very light. the bu really doesn't hit us until tomorrow morning, so people headed to the muni lot to celebrate a win for our browns, it will be on the wet side for game time, and for evening hours, if you have your kids taking them trick or treating maybe tomorrow evening, things will start to dry out. so 73 degrees with mostly to partly cloudy conditions for your halloween forecast, this is perfect here. you're going to be dancing about it.

treaters out, 57 to 60 degrees. i like this seven-day forecast. we'll cool down just a tad bit, but 70s return by tuesday. nick. >> looks like 70s in november. who would have thought that? thank you, janessa. the indians last won the world series in 1948. and one thing that hasn't changed is emily syrian's devotion to the tribe. you think you're a diehard fan, you gotting in on this lady. she's 104 years old and watched the indians win the world series in 1948. news 5's james the indians come out on top once again this year. >>reporter: meet emily. >> as long as i had a chance, i watched them. >>reporter: some might say she's a bit of an indians fan. >> i have had them in my head for so far and so long. >>reporter: she is by all accounts the oldest tribe fan

women couldn't vote. a lot has changed since then. one thing that hasn't is emily's passion for her team. >> every year i thought, oh, this is the year, this is the year. but it never came. >>reporter: see, she's waited patiently, 68 years, in fact, since the indians last won the world series. she watched them win from the stands big long bench and i remember me going in [ indiscernable ]. >> let's be honest, they owe it to her, and if they don't, i don't want to see the wrath of this woman coming down on those players. >>reporter: emily has lived through a lot. what keeps her going is the hopes of seeing another series win for her indians. >> last year at 103 she fell and she broke her hip, she broke her arm in four places and her shoulder. and throughout that rehab process, what she kept saying is i'm not going to make it,

indians in the world series. >>reporter: but she did. she threw out the first pitch on her 100th birthday. >> zach mcallister who still says he was met with smoke when that ball came in. >>reporter: and has seen nearly every game since she can remember, except another world series win. a little lady with a huge heart and an even larger love for the game she says kept her alive for more than a century, her >> win one before i die. i think they know it now i've told them enough. >> they know it now. james girardi reporting there. emily knows her baseball too as well, you can be sure. she had some tips for the team. she said hit it to the corners, try to steal some bases like they used to and we will be just fine. emily, we hope you're right. we'll be watching. coming up at 9:00, giving the people what they want.

rallying voters here in cleveland. and another check on that

good morning, everyone. seven-day forecast looking good here to start your weekend. look at the highs, they're in the 70s here. we're going to continue to track in, though, a few rain drops late evening to your sunday afternoon. so 58 by tomorrow, so a drop of about 15 degrees. we'll still be in to lower 60s for all my trick or treaters on monday. so that warm air. and then those 70s as we step into november, 74 degrees tuesday and wednesday afternoon. nick. >> lovin' that forecast, janessa, thank you. a lot has changed since the indians last won the world series in 1948, including a trip to the ballpark. probably the most obvious the prices of a ticket to see a world series game. this year they start at a few hundred bucks if you looked at 1078 of those vending sites.

and $8 for those tickets. that's equal to about $10 to $70 in today's money. and a coke cost you 18 cents then and about $4.50 now. wow have things certainly changed. well, still ahead this morning at 9:00, local police running into road blocks while searching for a missing woman. we're uncovering the reasons they are running out of places to look. and we give you now a live look at wrigley field where we are just 11 hours away from first pitch in game 5 as th advantage. "good morning cleveland saturday" at 9:00 back after this. hey, i'm sarah carnes coming to you from sweeti' candy company where they have all of your halloween needs. i'm here with owner tom shyman who is going to tell us what the hot items are for this year. >> hi, sarah. >>reporter: hey. >> we got a little bit of inventory here.

season for us. >>reporter: it really is. so as a mom, i gotta get myself prepared for halloween, getting out the cool candies and all of that. what are the most popular items this year? >> well, for adults it's traditionle, it's snickers, m&ms, reeses and kitkats, those traditional items. but for the kids it's sour, gooey or gross. >>reporter: yes. >> so i have a couple of items i've put on the table here. one of the items is the skeleton that's made out of sweet tarts that's a puzzle. so it comes with a little coffin, and then you put the pieces and parts together, his head, his torso, legs and arms. >> this is so unique and fun. the kids will love playing with those. >> that's only $1.39. we have chocolate roses that are gothic, you know, for a prop. peeps, any kind of peeps you can ever think of. they come in tombstones, they come in pumpkins and ghosts and chicks. >> i had no idea that peeps were all season long like this.

who knew? >> yes, exactly. gummy -- individually wrapped gummy feet and eyeballs and brains, and then zombie food which is a really popular one. >> the kids have to love the zombie food. >> yes. so this is individually wrapped. this is a chocolate brain. this is what it does. >> oh, my goodness! it oozes, of course. all the kids are going to love that. that looks so good. i want one of everything here, especially that skeleton, that looks so much fun. thank you, tom. >> y'r here. you've gotta bring the whole family out, grab some candy. you also have a lot of nostalgic candy too that is so much fun to look at and bring home. check them out online too. it's sweetiescandy.com or you can always give them a call. 216-739-2244.

no more series after this, so you gotta do everything you can to try to win right now, win today. >> win today, well, the indians blanked the cubs again. hear josh tomlin talk about his terrific performance while his ailing dad watched right there in the stands. but, first, we begin with a live look outside on this saturday morning. this is from our earth cam across the shores of lake erie. there's downtown cleveland. that sky line looking good on what janessa would call a winning sate morning -- winning saturday morning. two wins away from a world hello and welcome back to this edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm nick foalo alongside janessa webb. let's talk about that forecast because a lot of indians fans will be heading to the watch party at progressive field today. if you've already walked outside your door, you have alreadied the change in temperatures -- already have noticed the change in temperatures. >> you've already noticed the bubble of warm air. it's going to stick around for your saturday. that's the good news. it's a wonderful start. the clouds are kind of down,

forecast throughout your afternoon, but our highs, we are talking about 70s for the last weekend of october. unreal here. right now 61 degrees for greater cleveland, but let's get going here from ashtabula to lorain county, mid- to upper -- lake county, mid- to upper 50s. now, the cool air, it's still in place south and east of us for dover-new philly. good morning, canton, you're currently at 55. so our 5 live radars, folks, we're not picking up any moisture. seeing a few speckles here activity, but it's going to stay out of northern ohio until late this evening. so the clouds are still filtering in from chicago to cincy right now, and they will be in place throughout your saturday. so what do you have planned? this is great golfing weather. by the noon hour 67 degrees, lower 70s by the 3:00 hour. so we have the watch parties, it will be dry for most of the day. i'm going to show you coming up from our futurecast and we'll

for your late evening. nick. we say it all the time, we want to be one run better. that's about as true to form as you can get. >> well, the indians hanging on by a sheer thread in a drama- filled game 3. the tribe only scoring one run on offense, but that was all they would need. that was much in part to this guy, josh tomlin. the indian's starter bringing his a-game, throwing 4 2/3 shutout baseball. now, tomlin pitched the game of his life with his paralyzed father watching from the stands. he said after the game having his dad there meant everything. >> it was probably one of my more emotional starts i've ever had in my entire life, career, any situation baseball related ever. it was -- i'm very fortunate enough for him to even be here, so to have him get the experience of a world series, obviously my first world series start was -- it meant everything.

outing with that emotion right there, just amazing. news 5's hakeem dermish is in chicago for game 5 the world series and has more on tomlin's gutty performance. >>reporter: good morning from chicago. it was one of the most nerve- wracking games of the post- season, somehow, some way the indians find a way to shut down the hostile crowd at wrigley field and shut doubt the cub's heavy-hitting lineup. the indians are the first team in mlb history to have five shutouts in one post-season. >> it's one of get home tonight you're probably going to fall right to sleep. it's pretty draining, but this is why you play. you want to play in games like this where it's that intense, that emotional and that, you know, you're kind of on the edge of your seat the whole game, but it was a lot of fun. >> we have a good pitching staff. we find a way to win. there's a lot to it. i think, you know, if there's low scoring games we can win, if there's high scoring games, we can win. we can utilize in different ways and it's a great team to be a part of. everybody has said it, it's

be out here. >> they're relaxed and making pitches, no matter what happens. if the umpire misses a call, they're coming right back, focusing on the next thing and they've done a tremendous job for us. you know, we feel like right now if our starters can get the ball to them where they can finish the game that we're in a pretty good spot. >> the stats are unbelievable. the stats are the reason we're here. i wish the offense would kind of pick it up, including me to make their jobs a little easier, but they're the reason we're here and they're the reason we're making this much noise right now because they're outstanding. >> it was a good baseball game. a lot and, you know, crazy situations and it was fun to be a part of. it's fun to be on the right side. >>reporter: what does it say about this team? not only do you have five shutout wins in the post-season which is a record, but you guys just continue to find a way? >> that's us. we're going to do anything to find a way and that's been us all year. we obviously lean on our pitchers. they keep us in there and it gives us a chance to score as many as we need.

group that we all work off each other and it's just fine. >>reporter: so game 4 later tonight and cory kluber takes the ball and mike napoli telling me there's no other guy he'd rather have on the mound in game 4. he already shut down the cubs in game 1. perhaps a repeat performance here on saturday night. in chicago, hakem dermish, news 5. >> hakem, thank you so much. we got some breaking news just into the newsroom over the police telling us that there is a huge water main break there working in euclid. it's on lake shore boulevard. it is now closed between east 204th street and east 20 8th. take side streets, of course, to avoid that area all together. well, a cleveland heights man who admitted killing a 15- year-old boy in a mr. hero restaurant will spend the rest of his life in prison. daveian perry was sentenced for the shooting death of sonny

during a robbery at the restaurant there as well. we are learning new information now of a story we had as breaking news at 11:00. a local police officer shot, suspect shot as well and a night of terror unfolding in north royalton. we go now to news 5's meg shaw who has more on this story and what we are learning from the suspect's family. meg. >>reporter: yeah, nick. i spoke exclusively with the suspect's sister just a short time ago. she tells me her brother, 45- year-old jim wong has died. she immediately after being shot by police. she says he passed away before being transported to the hospital. now, this terrifying incident all happened at her house on independence place around 7:00 last night. wong's sister, julia, tells me the two officers were there to serve a probate order to her brother. she says she asked for the order because her brother was known to have a history of mental illness that dates back to when he was just 16 years old living in china and he

scared, ran upstairs and that's when he grabbed the knife and stabbed one of the officers in the leg and face. julia says the two shots were fired, killing him. >> extremely shocked. i have no tears left because i am just totally in shock. i did not expect this, did not think this would happen. >>reporter: now, as for that officer who was he was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. now, i do have a call into the detective handling this case, seeing if there are any new details about the case this morning. i'll be sure to keep you updated. live in north royalton, meg shaw, news 5. >> thank you, meg. just a horrible ending to that story and the investigation, of course, ongoing. in politics yet another big day of campaigning in northeast ohio for some of those heavy hitters. just over a week to go until the election, and bill clinton

voting event here in cleveland today. he will be at cleveland state this morning of course stomping for wife hillary clinton. he's scheduled to speak at about 11:00 a.m. this morning. and jay-z is putting on a free concert in support of hillary clinton. you can get your hands on a voucher for the show next friday in cleveland. they're being given out starting at -- actually, already being given out. it started at 8:00 on the corner of east 30th street and euclid right next to the first united methost then 1:00 to 5:00 tomorrow. now, tickets were given out yesterday as well. look at this line as they got them -- as people waitd to get them. it stretched down euclid avenue and around the corner, down 30th as well across from the cuyahoga county board of elections. again, we know the show is next friday, but the venue has not been announced and there is no guarantee of -- no guarantee of a seat if that venue reaches capacity. well, new information this morning on the political bombshell the fbi dropped yesterday. the agency reviewing new e-

clinton's time as secretary of state. those new e-mails were discovered during an fbi investigation of former congressman anthony weiner. he is accused of sexting an underaged girl. now, weiner's wife, huma abedin is one of clinton's top advisers. during the course of that investigation, the electronic devices of both were seized. clinton's e-mails were found on one of the devices. clinton spoke with the investigation last night and she's demanding answers this morning. >> bureau explain this issue and question whatever it is without any delay. >> the news, of course, unified republicans, gop nominee donald trump and other prominent republicans jumped on the announcement to blast clinton. well, a mystery in lakewood 13 days in the making after a woman dropped off her son and then disappeared. 24-year-old roa aldenunwas last

her husband, 26-year-old mohammed sayeed told police she dropped off their 3-year-old child at an apartment and then got into an suv with someone else. she has not been seen since. because she had a protection order against sayeed, he wasn't supposed to be with the child and arrested for violating the protection order. elsewhere, washington's living tiger mascot will be back for today's rivalry game kens canton mk kinly. opie's appearances have been very limited since ohio's new exotic animal rules went into there was an exemption for the mascot, but according to the independent, boosters have still had trouble meeting those requirements. they'll be asking fans for donations for the $2,000 it costs to have obie appear at one of those games. well, thank you so much for spending part of your saturday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up later, the chance to go to a world series game is a dream come true for many, and for one dad and son duo, that dream came true because of a

this family the experience of a lifetime. plus raise your glass. how drinking wine before bed may actually help you lose weight. janessa, of course, has got your weather. janessa. >> i have a winning looking forecast for your saturday, highs back into the 70s, but the power of 5 is tracking a little bit of rain. i'll give you exact timing

good morning, everyone.

the clouds, though, they are in place. so if you're hoping for just a ton of sunshine, can i give you a tradeoff? how about temperatures in the 70s? above normal. so 9:15 right now, 61 degrees. we're off to a mild start. and our daytime highs, they will hit their peaks, back in the 70s, as we step into about the 3:00 hour. noticing the winds, though, they're going to rev up throughout your afternoon, but richland county to wayne county, 74 to 73 degrees. we're talking ab out of the southwest 15 to 20 miles per hour, even gusts from pepper pike to beachwood, even independence, you're going to notice them revving up to about 35 miles per hour. but a toasty day in store for akron and canton, 74 degrees. nick. >> what a gorgeous start to this weekend. thank you, janessa. well, 71 years is a long time, but it's also been a long -- that long since the world series game has been played at wrigley field. and businesses in chicago and the city are cashing in.

costing just to sit at a bar in chicago. last night it was $300 to watch that game to get in. well, that ticket price did get you one food item, an open bar and party favors, but come on, just to watch the game on television. and back in game 2 here at progressive field, a pair of strangers changed a father's life when they met outside the stadium. news 5's frank wiley introduces us to the family that wants to say thank >>reporter: we found them in the middle 6 a hug. -- in the middle of a hug. >> this guy is my life right here. >>reporter: smiles still glowing, bright lights brought them here, game 2 world series, their indians lost, but these two won. >> we had no intention of going to the game. >>reporter: just showed up on the plaza to take it all in, the excitement, the pride, and, of course, the crowd. >> it was crazy. everyone is screaming. >>reporter: brody scored a

decided he'd better get his son back to his mom. it was a school night. but then a stranger showed up. >> she said do you want to go into the game? >>reporter: dale is a single dad, he didn't have any extra cash, but brody's grin nudged him, touched that woman's heart too. ? ? put me in coach ? ? >>reporter: in the game, no charge. dale made this video, brody led the cheers, he ended up on the big screen too. >> i fe i felt really eager. >> it meant more than i could possibly tell you. >>reporter: their visits were scheduled and sometimes it feels like happiness is too, but the tears prove this came right on time. >> talk about right place, right time, and, of course, the generosity of someone else to just make that dream come true for that little boy. he is not going to forget that, i promise you. >> never. >> he will grow an old man remembering those thoughts there. all right, janessa joining us now with a look at weather.

right? yesterday we're waking up and it was a little chillier and now we're waking up and it's nice and we're going to have a great saturday >> the last weekend of october, we're talking about temperatures in the 70s. that's nice, right? we are losing the coat this morning, no need for it throughout your afternoon. we are tracking a few rain drops for your late evening, but it's a wonderful start to your weekend. and halloween, our trick or treaters, they're wondering, will they need the rain gear? no need to fret here. it looks like it's just i'll show you that in just a moment. let's take a look at our temperatures across the board right now. we're off to a mild start, 61 degrees for greater cleveland. good morning, ashtabula, 56. you can see the cooler air south and east of us from tuscarawas county to dover-new philly currently at 51. so the wind flow, they're coming out of the southwest this afternoon, 15 to 20 miles per hour. that will not die down until your late evening here.

just to our north we're seeing a little bit of isolated activity, but, folks, across the board this is unseasonable air from the central plains to chicago. playing ball tonight we are going to be looking at temps in the upper 60s, but still the wind flow is going to be the bigger issue for baseball tonight. so hour by hour you're going to see just a few glimpses 6 sunshine by 3:00, but we'll be mostly cloudy, filtered sunshine throughout your afternoon. want to show browns that are playing tomorrow, and that's when we'll really track in the more widespread rain. so for your saturday, here we go, upper 60s, lower 70s. this is around 1:00. you can see a little bit of rain. it's on the scattered to light side, and i do think this model is overdone for eastern locations. it becomes more -- a little bit more widespread for lake shore communities around 10:00, 11:00. things do rev up for your overnight to early morning.

muni lot and headed for that browns game, make sure you have the rain gear. now, trick or treaters tomorrow evening, the rain is going to push south and east of us, so we are looking a-okay. so today how to plan your afternoon, just be outside, enjoy it, soak it up. 73 with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. this is not a scary looking forecast. look at this. parents, when you're taking your kids out, 60 degrees, and -- by 7:00, near 60 degrees. so your seven-day forecast, this is not the only day i'm going to spoil you here. tuesday, wednesday we're back in the 70s. >> lovin' that forecast. thank you, janessa. well, big developments now on a story that's gotten a lot of attention the last few months. the supreme court has agreed to hear a case over transgender bathrooms in schools. a student in virginia is fighting to use the boys' bathroom at his school. he was born female and transitioned to male. a lower court ruled in his favor. it is the first time the

transgender bathroom issue. a 62-year-old woman getting $70 million from johnson&johnson over its baby powder. the woman says she used the powder for years, then developed ovarian cancer. some studies have linked talc, the main ingredient in that baby powder to ovarian cancer. it is the third lawsuit johnson&johnson has lost. the company does plan to appeal. and raise your glass. scientists at washington state university say drinking wine fo gaining weight. it all goes back to a chemical called resirvatrol. i am mangling that word, but that's not the important part of the story. mice that were fed a high fat diet but given that chemical were 40% less likely to experience obesity than mice that were not given the chemical. well, still ahead this morning, these fans sure loved their -- sure love their indians, but you may be surprised by the place they now call home. and you may have heard her

we'll introduce you to druscilla when we return. "good morning cleveland" is

it's our favorite part of the weekend, our pet of the weekend. and we have quite the kitty here today. and she has quite the name. >> yes. this is druscilla. >> how did she get this name? >> well, you know, we have more than 14,000 animals come

to get a little creative sometimes. >> i love it. >> so our intake department named her druscilla. she came with a litter of four kitties found in lake county. the good samaritan who found them kept them in their home until they were healthy and big enough to get their spays and neuters which she got yesterday. they're all ready to go. >> loi love her. she makes -- i love her. she makes me happy inside. >> she's very sweet and very talkitive, so if you want a companion for a kitty, she's a good fit. >> what type of family do you think is best for her? >> oh, anyone. she's just lovely and playful and cuddly. she's going to be a lap cat. she's probably going to be a big lap cat. so -- >> she's still really, really small right now. >> yeah. she's just under two months old. she's just teeny weenie. >> so you have a wonderful event that's happening in crawford today, and i think

like that. >> she will. she's going with me across to the park. we'll be there from 12:00 to 4:00 today for the pet costume contest. we're going to have adoptable dogs and cats as well, and both at parker park and at our tremont, the tremont a.p.l. we're going to have $25 kittens and $1 adult cats today as part of our mio-lo-weekend. >> $1? >> i'm sorry, $10 cats and $25 kittens. >> so i think she adopted. i'm being selfish because i want druscilla myself, we want to get a shot of her face. >> yeah. she is just -- >> such a cutie. >> cutest little cuddle bug. like i said, she's got more siblings. we've got lots of kittens and cats to choose from. she's only $25 today and over one year is $10. >> i think she will go today in crocker park.

nick. >> all right, guys, thank you so much. druscilla is going to last about six minutes. of more coming up on "good morning cleveland saturday." our leon bibb speaking with the last surviving member of the indians championship team from 1948. appropriately enough, we'll take a live look at wrigley field, the site of game four of the world series

well, welcome back to qurk good morning cleveland," just about 9:30 on your saturday morning. we begin this half hour with a live look at the cleveland skyline where you are waking up to an indian's victory. how sweet is that? i'm nick foley. we've got several developing stories for you we're working on this morning. but, first, roll tribe. >> that was as close a ball game as you're ever going to find, and we found a way to >> they certainly did. the indians with a big win in enemy territory. the tribe veteran who provided a huge hit to give the indians a 2-1 series lead. we'll hear from him straight ahead. >>reporter: plus a north royalton nightmare, a man killed after stabbing a police officer, and now we are learning his identity. >> we'll have more on those stories in just a bit. but, first, let's get a check of that beautiful

hey, janessa. >> good morning. a wonderful way to start off your weekend here. folks, i know you want all that bright sunshine. unfortunately the cloud coverage is going to be pretty thick throughout your afternoon. you might see just a little glimpse of some sunny skies across northern ohio, but the talker is the seaforts is. yeah, we're in the last weekend of october, above normal temperature wise. let's take a look right now what's going on across north ridgefield to elyria, lorain county, currently geneva on the lake to the madison area, currently at 56 degrees. south and east of us from wayne county to the canton area lower 50s, so off to kind of a cooler start, but our 5 live radars, you can see the stream of clouds continuing to float in across northern ohio, even for chicago through cincy right now, and that will be the game throughout the afternoon, so we're not going to see all that sunshine, but the high and the southerly flow really starts to

notice them. so today around 3:00, most of us will be in the lower 70s by dinner tonight, or if you're stepping out for those halloween parties, you should be a-okay. it's around 10:00, 11:00 late evening plans will track in a few rain drops. i'm going to show you exact timing on our futurecast coming up. it feels good. no matter if you get the big hit or lay the bunt down, you want to do something that possibly help the team. and fortunately enough for me today it was the hit. >> coco crisp and the indians spoil chicago's first world series game at wrigley field in more than 70 years. now the tribe back in the driver's seat. just two victories stand between the indians and their first world series title in 68 years. can you believe that? after that dramatic late inning win. and yet another unlikely hero comes up big for cleveland.

it was an airtight game until the 7th inning when up steps coco crisp and pinch hitting no less. how much pressure was he facing? but he came through, the former indian coming up big, knocking in the game-winning run with that base hit. >> the the disappoint for the cubs is worldwide and you definitely know what you're getting into coming into the game. our fans do a great job in supporting us as well, but coming in here getting the victory you can say that again. no time to bask in that win for the indians, though. game 4 from wrigley tonight just after 8:00. cory kluber will be back on the mound for cleveland. and the win was big for these fans as well who watched the game in the windy city. they may now live in chicago, but they have not forgotten where they come from. and look at all those tribe fans at vaughan's pub here in chicago. they were focused on every pitch. of course we all were. they are now believing we can

definitely -- there will definitely be a party at napoli's. >> it's going to be 100%. we don't know where he lives, but it's going to be a party at napoli's a. >> we'll find out where he lives. about 150 coworkers -- telling moving on, another 150 workers saw the team win firsthand at wrigley field last night. the tribe gave all its full- time employees tickets to a world series game, along with a significant other at wrigley field. that was 150 or so last night, then 150 employees and their there tonight as well to see them play in game 4. how's that for a perk at the job? and we are learning new information now as we move to a much more serious story. we had broke this story on the news at 11:00 last night. a local police officer stabbed and a suspect shot, a night of terror unfolding in north royalton. that is where we find news 5's meg shaw this morning for us. meg, you have learned new information from the suspect's family. >>reporter: yeah, nick. i spoke with the suspect's

this morning. she tells me her brother, 45- year-old jim wong has died. she says he passed away almost immediately after being shot by police. she says they did try to perform cpr on him before he was transported to the hospital, but it was too late. this terrifying scene all unfolding at her house on independence place around 7:00 friday. wong's sister, julia, says she asked the north royalton police to serve her order. she tells me he has a history of mental illness and she just wanted to help him. julia says when she and the police came to the door together, wong got scared, ran upstairs, grabbed a knife and stabbed one of the officers in the face and leg. seconds later that officer's partner pulled his gun and shot him. julia tells me she asked the officers to talk with her brother first, but that didn't happen, and she believes this

just -- and i just feels like a very unexpected tragedy. if they let me go talk to him, it probably would not have happened, the police would not be hurt and he would not be dead. >>reporter: now, that officer who was stabbed, he did go to the hospital for his injuries. we are told he is expected to be okay. so far we don't have the names of either of the officers involved. i do have a call into the police department. i'll keep you updated. live in north royalton, >> and just the worst case ending in that story. thank you, meg. coming up next, this plane bursting into flames on the runway. the chaos inside as passengers rush to escape. and are you dedicated enough that you would have this done to your hair? one cleveland barber is shaving and shaving up cuts of art in tribute to the indians. janessa. >> i am all in, all the way in. we are waking up to cloud coverage and warmer temperatures.

little bit of rain. i'll give you exact timing

good morning, everyone. 61 degrees, so that mild air already in place across northern ohio, and we're going to continue to warm up. look at that, daytime highs in the mid-70s this afternoon. but the cloud coverage, it's going to be in place, so that will really start to thicken up throughout the 6:00 hour.

forecast late evening into overnight. we won't see the bulk of that moisture until early morning sunday, but please enjoy this here. we're going to see about a 20- degree -- yeah, 20-degree temperature drop by tomorrow afternoon. nick. >> definitely need to take advantage. thank you, janessa. all right. well, we know that cleveland sports fans can be some of the more dedicated fans in the world, but are you a big enough fan to have a player's face shaved into the back of your head? well, that's what some fans are doing, taking indians wear to a whole new level. news 5's tara molina is bringing us the hottest haircuts in town. >>reporter: now, you may have seen photos of this cleveland- area barber's world series work online or maybe even in the back of a friend's head. sonny's haircuts are blowing up and you're about to see why. everyone agrees. [ buzzer noise ] >>reporter: these aren't haircuts. they're works of art. >> artwork, you know, it's really hard to do.

>>reporter: and sonny's hair portraits are not for the shy. >> i do like different designs and people looking at me. >>reporter: or the impatient. it takes sonny around three hours to do cuts like these of miller or lindor, but he can do a basic design in about 15. >> for me any haircut is art because you're making something out of what they have. [ buzzing noise ] >>reporter: the hottest new thing for fans who are diehard tribe -- >> show the spirit of the indians. >>reporter: and aren't afraid to stand >> i don't let anybody else touch my hair other than him. >>reporter: with the first world series games here in cleveland, sonny was actually outside progressive at one point doing logos on the back of people's heads for free. now, unfortunately he will not be back during the watch parties this weekend, but he told me he will find time to watch the games between haircuts. in cleveland, tara molina, news 5. >> you might not have that much

to shape. we don't need any reminders that it's been a wild tribe that won the world series, but something's been missing since the year after that win. and scientists think they may have found the fountain of youth. why you may want to eat more of those veggies your mom was always hounding you about

welcome back. 9:44 on your saturday morning. eight people hurt after that

o'hare airport. an american airlines flight aborting takeoff in just the nick of time. right now investigators pointing to an engine issue there. just watch there as everyone scrambled to get to those exits. [ crowd noise ] >> and it gets more intense. you can see the passengers going down the safety slide, screaming the entire way down, only to stand up and see the fireball behind them. no time wasted in getting far away from this accident. th minute. and passengers waiting to board planes at florida's fort lauderdale airport watched a fireball rise from the fed ex cargo plane there. it burst into flames when the plane's landing gear collapsed and caught fire. thankfully there as well, no one was injured. well, bill cosby is legally blind, that is from his lawyers this morning. and they argue he will not be able to even recognize the women accusing him of sexual

get those charges dismissed, and they are promising proof from his doctor. all right. well, your mom always told you to eat your broccoli, and hopefully you listened to her because researchers found an enzyme in that vegetable could keep you young. they tested the compound on mice and found it had an anti- aging effect when added to their drinking water. the results are so promising they are now starting the studies on a pill form of the enzyme, hoping it can prevent some chronic conditions linking don't worry. the enzyme is also found in cucumber, edamame and cabbage. janessa joins us now. we are going shopping for groceries. what's really great is this forecast because there's a lot of things planned if you've got some outdoor events, of course getting to that watch party at progressive field for game 4, wherever you go outside today, it's going to be amazing, especially for late october. >> 70s for late october.

our leaves here. >> we've already seen snow in years past at this point. >> don't you miss that? >> no, i don't. >> come on, nick. come on. aren't you ready to hit the slopes and put on that big winter coat? he's, like, no, not today. okay, you guys can go ahead and lose that this afternoon. 70s return, a bubble of warm air tracking in. so this morning we're off to a really mild portage county, good morning, revenna 52 degrees. slightly cooler ashtabula, on the lake, mid-50s, lower 50s south and east of us, tuscarawas county to dover-new philly. so you're going to notice the wind flow. it's picking up out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour, but we are forecasting some gusts to about 30 throughout your afternoon. the winds, they do not die down until later this evening, but the clouds and the winds, they're really in place

picking up any moisture, just a few isolated rain drops well offshore to ashtabula, but the clouds are in place. we're not the only ones that are enjoying this temperature trend that is above normal from the central plains to st. louis, chicago right now 64 degrees. so that air is traveling in across northern ohio. we'll drop tomorrow, but we are looking to step into november, two consecutive days of temperatur moment. so hour by hour, saturday we are looking good throughout your afternoon. you'll notice the clouds, they're floating in, and we really don't track that rain until really late evening. so if you have halloween plans tonight, parties, people are going to be out and about, let's show you futurecast here. eastern locations, you can see a few rain drops to lake, geauga county, ashtabula.

a little overdone, so it will be on the light side. we won't really track a lot of this moisture. tara blake will track this tonight and show you where the moisture lies here, even for inland locations. it's in the forecast for overnight. the big talker, though, will be tomorrow morning when you see us tomorrow, i'll be showing you the rain will be more widespread. so if you're headed to the muni lot for the browns game starting at 1:00, i do want you to have the rain gear handy because rain will be in the forecast throughout most your sunday afternoon. so today 73 degrees with mostly to partly cloudy conditions. the breeze, it's kicking up here, and that stays in place. we'll see about a 15 to 20- degree temperature drop tomorrow, but, folks, we are just spoiled. we are going to step into november tuesday afternoon, 75. >> 70s in november. i'll take that everyday. thank you, janessa. as we all know, the indians now just two wins away from winning their first world

surviving member of that championship team, leon bibb has the story of eddie robinson who thinks today's indians have what it takes to win it all. >>reporter: it had to have been wonderful winning it all. these cleveland ball players celebrated that feeling. they won cleveland's last world series championship in 1948. the boys of summer took it all the way into the fall. long retired now and living in texas, 1st baseman eddie his indians team of 'fraict. >> it was a very memorable year. so many things happened during that year that we were up, we were down, but we prevailed, and we had good leadership in budreaux and gordon and kelner. they were our senior citizens on the team. >>reporter: a nod to the older veteran players. eddie robinson had long had senior status himself. at 96, he is the last surviving member of the '48 indians.

veck even bused in fans from outlying areas if they would buy indians tickets. >> bill veck, our owner, who was a wonderful guy, he was a great promoter. >>reporter: in a one-game american league playoff to break the tie for first place, the indians beat the boston red sox, moving on to tangle with the boston braves in the series. in six games, the indians claimed it all, winning in boston. so thele home was a raucous party on the rails. >> we had the club car and the diner, and the celebration was great, the champagne was dripping from the ceiling. >>reporter: when the train pulled into cleveland's union terminal, the railroad station, all of cleveland turned out to welcome home the 1948 world series champs the cleveland indians. a few days later they had a big parade through downtown cleveland. ball players rode in convertible cars, all of

world series victory. indians said we were glad to do it, cleveland the center of the baseball universe, 1948. this year the goal, of course, is for a dupely occasion of what the 'freaght indians did, win it all. eddie robinson is rooting for the indians, the hope is for another championship in cleveland. we know the way, we've done it before. back in '48, yeah, that's the way we were. >> thank you, leon. we are just halfway there, two wi cleveland. and we don't need any reminders that it has been a while since the tribe won the world series, but there's something that has been missing since the year after that win. the disappearance of the 1948 world series pennant, now a league legend. it's a story news 5's james girardi dug into. >>reporter: no banner, no fanfare, no pennant, just a small sign, 1948 denoting this team's last world series win.

there used to be a big pennant tied to the '48 win until -- >> in '49 when they were officially out of the running to make the world series, veck concocted this idea that he would have an elaborate funeral for the pennant hopes of '49. >>reporter: bill veck was the indian's owner and in an attempt to draw a crowd and make some money off slowed ticket sales, he had a funeral for the '48 series pen ability. >> it would be dan taking the cavs pennant down and burying under quicken loans if they don't make the playoffs this year. >>reporter: coaches and players dressed up at palbearers. when it was dug up from first energy, it was no where to be found. >> there were only a few logical places for it, either in a dumpster or someone has it or -- i mean, that's about it. i'm not sure where else. >>reporter: some say potentially it's this pennant

winning another world series. >> the world series is all over. >> we look for things that we can attribute this pain and frustration to and something like that is so memorable and we're still talking about it today, that, you know, an easy thing to point to say, you know, there was a funeral, there was something attached to this. >> and that was james girardi reporting. of course we'll have more on your weather forecast when we return. this is a look from downtown cleveland from our earth cam.

wash. a lot has changed since the indians last won the world series in 19 fraying, including a trip to the ballpark. probably the most obvious in that change the price of a ticket to see a world series game. if you've been on any ticket vending sites, you see they started at hundreds of dollars this year, but in 1948, you paid between $2 and $8. that is equal to $10 to $70 in today's money. and a coke cost you just 18 cents back then.

the games in a different stadium back then as well. in fact, back then game -- the world series game in 1948, they set a stadium record at municipal stadium of 86,000 people as well. so there you go. >> wow! >> lotsz of people packing in there. janessa joins us now with a look at the forecast. >> seven-day forecast, 73 for today, warm air in place here. 59 by tomorrow. we'll track 70s for the november tuesday afternoon. >> a gorgeous weekend. get out and take sure. you can get updates anytime on our news 5 app. remember, all day long football and then our news at 11:00.

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