good afternoon, everyone. this is leon bibb, telling you what you gray skies overhead. autumn leaves, peppering the ground. we must be deep in the fall season. >> rain has come through, thanks to a cold front. now, it's all pushing its way out of here. we'll have a much different story than we had. take a look. here's the big picture. the rain has made its way off to the east. if you look closely enough, do you see it right there? over the western part of the lake. a little clearing going on in

continue as we go through the afternoon. i think we'll see a few peeks of sunshine. but it is not going to help our temperatures really at all. yesterday, we jumped up and tagged 78 degrees, setting a new record high. that's not going to happen today. we're in the 50s to right around 60. in akron. you throw in that northwest wind. it makes it feel that much cooler. so don't expect it to be move warmer today than it is now. steady temperatures in the -- we'll call it upper 50s. throw in the northwest wind, and yes, it does feel a little cooler. vimore information for the weekend. and if you're making plans for the browns game sunday. stick around. the complete forecast still to come. a jury is deliberating the warring ton heights triple murder trial. douglas shine could get the death penalty if convicted of shooting and killing three people at a barber shop in february 2015. three other people were wounded in that shooting in warrensville heights. take a look.

for this man. he robbed a dollar bank on wilsons mills road. officials said he passed a threatening note to the teller. the note read, he had a weapon. the teller did not see one. but the note read there was one. there is a reward for any information leading to an arrest. we're learning u.s. officials have learn -- made more than 40 fentinil -- car fentanyl busts. they believe the drug was responsible for a huge spike in overdoses. most carfentanil comes from china. good news. we're learning a toddler and a teenager who were shot this weekend are expected to make full recovery. maymay -- 19-year-old javon

car. theyshots were fired into the car. the dealer reports, one of the gunmen was wearing a joker halloween mask. so far, police say they have made no arrests. they left nothing on the field. and that's all the things we ever ask them to do. they tried until it was -- there was nothing left. >> some are calling it one of history. cleveland put up one strong fight for the world series championship. they put everything they had on the field and never gave up. well, i understand we may be a little down today. it's always wonderful to win it all. but still, there is pride in this community for the cleveland indians. the baseball season has come on an end. but the indians and fans have have a lot to look for. they brought the battle last night. the odds were stacked against

year. the injured, carlos carrasco, danny salazar, michael brantly, should be back next year. the indians made it to the biggest show of what the players call "the big show." we went seven games and even managed to push into extra innings, with timely hitting. we're looking forward to the future. very few members of the tribe have contracts which end any time soon. so look for most to return, including all members of the cleveland di we mourn a tough loss. we look forward to spring training. pitchers and catchers report in just 100 days or so. hey, let's play ball. so we send this message to the cleveland indians, the players, coaches and management as well. your city is still rallying behind you. well, talk about a shocker of a story. that involves an akron woman and more than 30 wild animals. those animals were found inside her home.

and she certainly didn't want them there. but one problem led to the next. and the 86-year-old widow did not know what to do or where to turn. they had taken over her entire second floor and part of the first floor for years. take a look at the pictures. this is what her home looked like. junk piled up everywhere. her husband had become a compulsive hoarder in his last the animals moved in and destroyed the house. now, tonight on news 5 at 5:00, you'll hear from janine and how she managed to live in such conditions. i'll tell you how this story takes a positive turn. >> thank you, kristin. we'll look for your report later on today. parking could get much easier. the government is exploring the option of building a parking deck on an existing lot. it would be able to handle at

before the county council for its discussion. the mississippi church fire has been ruled arson. but officials say it is a hate crime as well. the push being made to catch who did it. we're now only a few days away from electing the next president of the united states. both campaigns are calling in the big guns. and a major win, or so you would think. why a new york woman is being denied her $3

police in mississippi are now calling the burning of a church, attended by black people, a hate crime. there is an $11,000 reward, welling to information for a conviction of whoever set that fire firefighters said was purposely set. 80% of the hope well church. vandals did spray-paint, vote trump on an exterior wall of the 111-year-old building. >> the reason we labeled them a hate crime. we feel that the quote that was placed on the church was basically an intimidation of someone's right to vote, whatever way they choose to vote. that would definitely be considered a hate crime. >> the police chief says the police department was talking to a possible person of interest. by the way, donald trump's presidential campaign said it

the community. the trump campaign condemned the attack. we have new details about two iowa police officers, both shot and killed sitting in their patrol cars. officer justin martin was 24 and just beginning his career in law enforcement. sergeant tony beminnow was 28. we're also learning the suspect, scott green, had been in trouble with the law recently. he's already facing charges for abusing his mother. and he was kicked out of a football game for confederate flag, during the playing of the national anthem. >> now to a consumer alert, a warning about a dehumidifier. millions are being recalled. officials say they could overheat and spark fires. this affects more than 3 million media dehumidifiers. the manufacturing dates extend from 2003 to 2013. so far, there there have been 38 reports of smoke and fires.

dehumidifiers, turn it off immediately. there is a recall. honda success urged to do more to contact owners of the recalled vehicles, honda, more than 300,000 hondas and acuras, which are under roller -- under recall. they have a 50% chance of rupturing. so far, only 13,000 of the vehicles have been fixed. now, the national highway. >> young entrepreneurs. the masterminds who now have their own brands in stores. wow. here's j.d. our 5 weather radar, showing the rain has pulled its way out of here. temperatures are dropping. we are looking to see if we have any rain for this weekend. forecast still to come.

we are just five away. just five days left, until we elect our next president of the united states. both major campaigns are calling in the big guns. melania trump delivering her first solo speech of the campaign. and president obama, campaigning for hillary clinton, across the state of

american politics. >> reporter: with just five days to go, donald trump, celebrating in florida. and hillary clinton is counting her chances in arizona. >> this state is in play for the first time in years. >> reporter: both key battleground states like many recent polls show the race could go either way. the national tracking poll shows clinton up 2, 47-45. as the candidates are crisscrossing the country, my step of the way. karen travers is with the trump campaign in north carolina. >> we just landed here in north carolina, where donald trump has two rallies later today. he has has work cut out for him today. the latest poll shows hillary clinton up 3 points. >> reporter: trump wants to stay on message, even giving himself some advice on stage. >> stay on point, donald. stay on point. [ laughter ] >> you can do it. >> no sidetracks, donald. nice and easy.

work in the final days. clinton is armed with her team of political heavy hitters. >> we have work to do to finish what we started. >> for trump, it's a family affair. >> he wants to introduce common sense. >> reporter: his children are in five states. and we'll hear from his wife, melania trump in the first speech of the general campaign. >> melania plans to talk about her family, her history, and tell us about the man sh the clinton campaign also has more tonight. giving a speech entirely in spanish. maggie rulli, abc news, washington. >> news 5 cleveland.com is your source for election coverage. we'll have live reports and interactive maps, detailing the races, starting at 11:30, election night. john cossic will host our webcast. your voice, your vote,

throughout the evening. as well as news at 11:00 of course. and imagine wheels whirring then it stops with bells and lights. you have won the jackpot or so you think. an unemployed mother of four thought that when the bells rang. but then the new york workers said, no, you've not won. it was all a mistake. now, the woman who thought she won but did not, plans to take the resorts wo court. katrina bookman was counting on a nearly $43 million jackpot on a slot machine. but the news came crushing, there would be no millions, because the machine had malfunctioned, making such a win null and void, said the casino. sorry, said the casino. it offered her a steak dinner instead. >> it was like -- i can't even describe the feelings. like my whole body just got numb. >> reporter: her attorney says

on that machine, which is $6500. but she was looking for $43 million. >> wow. what a punch to the face that is. >> yeah. but here's the steak dinner. >> and a baked potato with it. >> which costs $9.99 normally. >> exactly at the casino. >> wow. >> they're going to court. today was one of those big days, transitional days, for a variety of reasons. we'll move past that. the rain came in this morning. caught some folks. a little rumble or we'll give you a look outside. we'll put together the skyview camera and our radar picture to show you how things are taking shape currently. there's the live sky cam. and power 5 radar. and you can see the bulk of the rain is gone. maybe one lingering shower to be had of the and that is it. there goes that rain system. yes, part of that last night, put a small delay in game 7. some wondering if that has

the clouds are going to continue to break apart. and we're not going to fix them. we could use any sunshine we can muster to help us out in the temperature department. it's a vast difference from yesterday. we were in the mid- to upper 70s. we briefly tagged, made a record high yesterday in cleveland, of 78. now, it's only 57. and it's not going to get much warmer as the day goes on. mostly cloudy skies being reported in most of our locations. new philly, you're still on the warmer side but that, too, shall change as the afternoon goes on. if you have any errands to run today, here's what to expect. temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s. rain chance, pretty low at this point. clouds will break apart. any sprinchs will come -- sprinkles will come to an end. here it is, hour by hour, taking you through the afternoon and evening. there goes the clouds. notice the temperatures. 50s for most of us. 55 in ra vina.

drop into the later evening hours. already seeing the 40s by 7:00 this evening. overnight lows, going into early tomorrow morning. by and large, i think we stay rain-free. maybe a stray shower pops up from sandusky to the mans valid area overnight tomorrow. but it will be nothing like what we dealt with in the last 24 hours. and the rain chances, they stay at bay. if you're making the weekend plans as it stands right now, things are looking pretty good. forecast for today. holding steady in cleveland. northwest breeze. this evening, down to 55. the clouds will break apart. and the overnight low, down to 45. we'll keep a northwest wind to 5 to 15 check out the seven-day forecast here. 62 for us on saturday. that's not bad. by any means at all. check out next tweet. -- next week. 53 monday.

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it's called water to kids. brazil and princeton dow are twins in the second grade. that's right. these young entrepreneurs think they have what it takes to get more kids to drink water. they say kids don't drink a lot of water because they don't see it in the store. so the boys created their own creative label. now it's in the store. by the way, brand is -- their brand is in 17 stores. they hope to be nationwide by next year. boys and girls, twins. i need to work for them. >> water for the day. 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. >> and it's time to turn the clocks back. >> weekend. set back one hour. >> take care, everybody. and thanks, indans. closed captioning of news 5 at noons noon is sponsored by

hey, i'm sarah carnes. today on spotlight 5, we are going to check in with retirement and financial expert, bill smith. he is standing by in his retirement solutions studio, with today's retirement tip. >> did you know, according to a recent survey conducted over 84% of americans acknowledged the importan lifetime income plan. yet, only 14% have actually taken the steps to ensure they will create lifetime income. according to american college, there are three separate income planning strategies you can employ to create a game plan or monthly income for your retirement. first, a structured systematic withdrawal. this strategy, what's called a goal-based strategy.

also known as a bucketing or laddering strategy. this simply takes your dollars and puts into buckets based on age, throughout your lifetime. and lastly is what we call essential versus discretionary strategy. also known as a flooring strategy. all that does, essentially, is separate your income into two categories. things you cannot go without. and things that are discretionary. a really good adviser is going to allow you to do a combination. ask for most of our clients, we employ all three strategies in most of our retirement income plan. so make sure you're working with an adviser or financial planner who takes all facets of how your income will change into consideration. the end result should be a written income plan that you can understand and rely on. for more information, you can e- mail us your questions at questions at bill smith

and that's this week's money tips. >> thanks, bill. if yowd like money information, tune in to retirement solutions with bill smith, sunday at noon. you can also call the office will or log onto wasmith

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