the countdown continues, today's your last chance to ask for an absentee ballot. we have a full rundown of what you need to do ahead of election day to make sure your voice is heard. and isis threads right here in northeast ohio. why sharda square is the only spot, the united states, involved in the latest terrorist attack. we start with a live look outside from our earth cam across the shores of downtown early -- erie, a chilly start to the morning. hello everyone, welcome to the saturday edition of good morning cleveland, i am alongside meteorologist, janesssa webb.

you better bundle up. >> you need that extra layer this morning. we are getting closer to cold. high-pressure building across the area. cloud free this morning. that will be the theme of your weekend. these are some of the coolest images we have seen the season so far. richland and ashland county, you're below the freezing mark. lexington currently at 29 degrees. 31 tow afternoon. my dina county, wadsworth, 31 degrees. you can see from chagrin falls to the bert area we are continuing to see temperatures in the lower 30s. cuyahoga county you're a little bit warmer this morning, 42 degrees, westlake, avon lake, currently in the lower 40s. look at this view, we have high- pressure continuing to build across the ohio valley. that will allow the sunshine to really peak this afternoon.

slightly warmer throughout your saturday afternoon. this is an ideal fall we can across the area, by 11 o'clock still in lower 50s. we will see the peak of daytime highs lower 60s by 3 o'clock. a haunting discovery, right outside of cleveland with isis fingerprint all over. we are learning the terror group is spying on people in chardon. now with more. out of this even happened? >>reporter:i am here, in the square, in chardon, one of the most popular spots in town. one ip-based camera watching this area, is streaming online for anyone to see, that includes isis hackers. according to messages intercepted by a cyber security firm, in san francisco, black ops fiber. several security cameras across

shared online by isis. cameras in mexico, taiwan, russia, and more. the only us city on the list, chardon. a cyber security expert we talked to says he is not surprised and told folks here they should not be overly concerned. >> you do not really take anything suspicious from not really. it could just be that it is the set of ip ranges they happen to scan to find anything in chardon that that attacker would really go after. >>reporter:black ops cyber says the link to the camera here in chardon could've been one of several that were compromised on a large server. there could be thousands of other cameras and other us

moving to politics now, you'll have a few hours left, of -- applications for absentee ballots must be met by noon today. completed ballots hunted the postmark by monday, the day before election day. if you missed today's headline come you can still vote early in person, through monday. some have a ready sent in the completed absentee ballots are reporting some confusion. because of a mailer sent out by the ohio democratic party. to turn in their ballots, since it went out to some who already did so, they were concerned something had gone wrong. >> we have had a lot of election shenanigans going on, and sometimes you do not know what is legitimate and what is not. >> bailey use slower bulk postage, the 6-9 days it took

if you want to check on the status of your absentee ballot you can track it on your board of elections website we have the link on newsnet5.com. the cuyahoga office is hosting a party all weekend long to try to put some fun back into the electoral process. and a block party. you can vote early today from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., tomorrow from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. and monday from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. local police department's are hoping could track down suspects trying to steal cars. three men and a white pickup truck have been driving around neighborhoods on the stark/summit county lines. they tend to be out in the middle of the night and trying

area, take extra time and make sure your vehicles are locked. we are still waiting to find out without up to to a m urder/suicide in sheffield lake. dispatchers come here arguing and gunshots when someone called 911 from a home on lake road yesterday. the home was around for hours, they made their way inside, found a man, and a woman dead. the man convicted of murdering three people inside a barbershop last year, could be put to death. the same jury that found douglas shine guilty yesterday, will decide later this month, whether to recommend the death sentence. he went to talk line barbershop to kill a gang member. right now there is some road closures around the edge about bridge you need to know about. right lane on i 90 east at east ninth street is close. the ramp i 90 west to 775 also closes money.

ramp is closed as well. they are expected to reopen at 8 p.m. tonight. thank you for starting your saturday morning here with us, coming up a bit later, a badly timed recall. the device that administrators reversal drug being pulled from shelves as ohio heroin epidemic worsens. it is almost time to turn the clocks back, that extra hour of sleep sounds good to help you out, but it might be janesssa webb has your weather. >> we appreciate that extra h our. we are tracking a lot of sunshine. i will show you my seven day forecast, how many days we go

good morning, you will love everything about the forecast. lots more sunshine, daytime highs are a lot warmer -6 degrees in some spots. richland and ashland county, this morning you are waking up to temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. you will see that slow gradual warm-up throughout your afternoon. a light breeze throughout the afternoon, we still have that -- have that light coat handy from the greater cleveland area. stark and summit county lower 60s. tonight, you get an extra hour,

back just before you had to bed. we are going to fall back tonight getting an hour. >> we are looking forward to that for sure. this is one of those weekends we look forward to every year, the chance to get that extra hour of sleep. apparently turning the clocks back and take a toll on our health. the time change can throw off our bodies internal clock. that can lead to disrupted sleep which can put stress on the body. try to go to bed a half an hour later the next 2 nights and set your alarm 15 minutes later and try to get yourself in line with the new time. if you have parties in this post about -- on social media using daylight saving time to change out the batteries in your smoke alarm. it might be a better idea to replace the entire smoke alarm. if it is more than 10 years old it is time for a new one. after decades of sensors they can lose sensitivity. if you -- if you decide to get a new one, for an alarm that

>> the sensors are better than the other, they are complementary. that is why we always recommend that you get an alarm because of both types of sensors. >> consumer reports recommends dual alarms that can be interconnected. that is where you will be alerted sooner if there's a fire on the other side of your home. has we had to break, here is a look at last night's winning lottery numbers.

hillary clinton bringing out the star power to her latest stop in cleveland. jay z, beyonci and others put on a concert last. there was a bit of a scare, before the rally with a bomb squad checking out a suspicious package. it turned out to be nothing. clinton will be back in cleveland tomorrow, she is appearing with another superstar, lebron james at the public auditorium. i hear we set a new record for this building. by the way, i didn't have to bring j lo, or jay-z, the only way she gets the people. i'm here all by myself. >> as you heard there, donald

he held that massive rally at hershey, pennsylvania yesterday. both candidates will can -- campaign and swing states in the last three days before the election. you can expect to see them a lot in ohio. the term campaign has yet to respond to a new report that his wife was paid for modeling jobs before she had a work visa. newly discovered documents show that milani had made more than $20,000 in the united states before she legal authorization to work in the it is unlikely this discovery will impact her citizenship. she has been an american citizen since 2006. a dayton restaurant is getting lots of attention on social media because of a political message on its side last week. the pizzeria sign read "save small business, lock her up" referring to hillary clinton. the warren county democratic

>> they put their political position out there, that is perfectly fine, they have the right to do that. they also have the responsibility to accept the consequences of that free s peech. >> it depends on what side of the perspective you're looking for those consequences. the pizzeria says despite the negative comments on social media, it has seen more business since the owners revealed their political positions. around ohio, those involved in order until the testimony read -- returns on monday. a surprising development yesterday. the prosecution revealed testing was wearing a confederate flag t-shirt, under his uniform when he shot and killed sam do boys, and unarmed black man. >> dirty new he was a murderer. clearly, something is wrong with his spirit.

job, arrested and indicted on murder, and involuntary manslaughter charges. he has pleaded not guilty. and important news alert now, who keeps narcan on hand the drug that reverses opioid overdoses as part of a nationwide recall. it is with the device that administers it. some of the nasal ingredients that turn the drug into a mr. not working correctly. the ohio department of mental health says diction services says everyone should check their narcan devices. if it's made by contact the pharmacy bought it from. the cdc has identified the first us case of the drug- resistant fungal infection. 30 people got sick from the infection. it's a fatal condition that can spread in hospitals. cases were identified in illinois, maryland, new york and new jersey between 2013 and august of this year. it is believe they are related to outbreaks in south america and south asia. mark zuckerberg just bought

is one of the largest single day losses for an individual investor. it's all because of facebook stocks plunging 5.5%. the news not all bad for zuckerberg, he is still the fifth richest man in the world. despite this week's plans, facebook shares are up 15% for the year. again all about perspective. obviously has made a lot of money sincere began on facebook. 3billion in one day. >> it kind of hurts a little bit. it is a little bit chilly when you walk outside right now. it will warm up nice? >> it will warm up gradually throughout the afternoon. right now a pretty chilly start. coolest temperatures of the season so far, not a breeze or a cloud in the sky right now across northern ohio. that will be the theme throughout the afternoon. get outside and enjoy this weather for november, the key

weather, no snow on the ground. high-pressure building, a ton of sunshine throughout your saturday afternoon. take a look at our temperatures right now, we are sitting at the freezing mark, and below the freezing mark in some spots of for richland county to lexington this morning. currently 29 degrees. you can see 32 out towards wayne counties. inland and shoulder locations getting hit without chilly hair. good morning lake county, you are the warm spot at a dry weather pattern is and faced roger saturday as our high-pressure continues to b uild. you can see from our radar we are not picking up any moisture, and it is due to good old- fashioned high-pressure that continues to move across the ohio valley, and even for the central plains. we are cloud free, just a slight disturbance off to the south, that is not headed our way anytime soon. let's plan out your saturday,

we have sunrise of 8:04. if you are off -- off to an early morning start i want you to have that light coat handy. we will see the gradual warm up as the winds coming out of the south about 10-5 miles per hour. you can see by 5 o'clock, that is when we hit our peak of our daytime highs we will be back in the lower 60s. still unseasonably warm air as the weather is pre- tran we are talking college football, ohio state. if you are still getting around the columbus area. 62 by 6 o'clock. you can see our temperatures drop by the 8 o'clock hour. dry free conditions, then we are talking about the browns, in dallas tomorrow afternoon for our tailgaters, pregame we will see a lot of sunshine here. remember, you get that extra hour to prepare by kickoff we

only 58 degrees. if you have plans this evening, you still want to have that coat hindi. clear skies, 46 degrees, many spots have that cool air trucking in here across the board. seven day forecast, look at monday, it could be back in the lower 70s. >> first week of november in the high 60s. we will take it any day of the week. the boys of summer are officially on break for a well, the weather gettinch playoffs are upon us. last night another full slate of game as our local teams try to keep that dream alive. good morning everyone, playoff addition on the road to a state championship beginning leslie. we begin with a two-time defending state champs saint

season last week, last night hosting euclid. kids having fun leslie. third quarter, football and off to jordan castleberry. check out the sweet spend. 12-yard pickup, that leads to this for the eagles. later in the drive, kevin kramer spinning out of pressure wading through traffic, and for 6. let me get a handshake, a hug, and a 27 lead. [ he is in for the touchdown. saint edward defeats saint

>> you can see lots of support here at aurora stadium. they have not lost a game since the first game of the season they are 9-1. their house in the which are 8-2 on the the green men with plenty of -- they struggled early on. as the old saying goes third time is a charm.

top he goes for the hail mary with time winding down in the half, but hutcherson, not this time. fourth quarter, down by 3, goes long to greg malley, a 47-yard

>> great stuff there, great stuff here. avon takes on avon lake. kids are looking good, having some fun. first-quarter avon lake is on the board. check out the efforts and for the touchdown. avon answers right back, matt kelly d2 mitch cooper, this is a bomb. 44-yard touchdown, back and forth at avon lake upset, knocking off undefeated avon 27-26. the foreman moving on to the playoffs, that is your mcdonald's 5 on your sidelines. have a great day. [? music playing? ] those are not some ungrateful cubs fans, they are actually cedar point employees paying back a bit.

in the other teams colors and seeing that theme song. the park reopens, they will have to rename one of their coasters as well since the cubs proved victorious. during the 2017th opening weekend, the top thrill dragster will now be called the top thrill cubs are. also a name that does not live up to the original. coming up, and investigation revealing a terror group trying to interfere with your election try fans want to show support for the team that my not have won the world series but they did have an amazing season. how you can celebrate indians today. you are watching "good morning

restart this half hour with another live look outside with our earth cam. downtown cleveland looking good. a chilly start to your weekend as we get going. welcome back to this addition of "good morning cleveland", i am nick foley, we have several stories for you. we are live in chardon square where isis might be watching

janesssa webb. good morning, chilly temperatures across northern ohio this morning. we will see that gradual warm up throughout your afternoon. richland county, ashland, you are waking up to temperatures in the upper 20s, you can see that cool air for sheltered and inland locations, greater cleveland 36, lake county you are the warm spot at 41, the 30s really taking over winds roger saturday, remember to fall back this evening. high pressure is going to continue to dominate. i know yesterday we dealt with that crisp air, but today we are going to start to see a little bit of a transition in our winds out of the west, the 60s will return around the 3-5 o'clock hours. we have our day of the weekend it is going to be this a fternoon. tomorrow slightly cooler, but

be spying on chardon. startling discovery made by cyber security firm weeks ago. a firm which says lakes to live video in the town were discovered by messages from isis. news 5 meg shaw is live with only a story you will see her on 5. >>reporter:all is quiet here in the square in chardon, anybody with a link to the cameras just across the street from here, could be watching these. the california-based cyber security firm, says several camera feeds with ip-based addresses were hacked. intercepting messages from-'s -- isis back in october. cameras in germany, finland, poland and more. could be seen online. the only american city on that list, the camera right here in charlotte. which shows a four-way view of the streets, and sidewalks. a cyber security expert says he is not surprised, and it should

he says, if you have a camera, in your house, with an ip-based address it could happen to you. >> if you set it up correctly with a strong username and password combination. that will thwart off many attackers right there. >>reporter:he also says the camera here in chardon which was hearts, could have been found with a hackers put in just a range of ip addresses and they found it almost at random. he does not believe there is anything would want to go after. live in chardon, meg shaw, news 5. >> still a scary concept. another potential security threats, in our area, concerning election day. in one case authorities interception conversations between al qaeda supporters overseas. they are targeting new york,

forces as well. working with law-enforcement to monitor the situation. one congressman says there are concerns of reelection, he feels there is more to worry about this time. >> here you have al qaeda still trying to prove it is lethal, still trying to compete with isis. isis looney -- losing and trying to lash out. there are heightened worries around the selection. >> it is not just terrorists they are worried about, department of homeland security officials say the us government cyber attack causing trouble on election day. they are talking from leaders in all 50 states about potential threats. they have response teams in place in case of a threat. donald trump presidential campaign is appealing a federal judge's order here in ohio. the judge issued a temporary restraining order against donald trump campaign that prevented supporters from harassing or intimidating ohio voters. it is one of several states where the suits have been filed. the democratic party went after donald trump campaign claiming

minorities from voting. lift flaws is hoping to get minorities to the polls this holiday. -- this election day. offering free rides to polling places on thursday. tuesday. it is office -- the offer is good for new users. hoping it will increase voter turnout. use the code go vote in the out. cleveland police are investigating a stabbing, a 38- year-old woman was stabbe road on the east side. she was taken to metro hospital, no word on her condition. police arrest a suspect. the fight over the dakota excess pipeline is coming to cleveland today. protesters are planning a solidarity march from the west 25th rta station across the carnegie bridge to public square. the group is upset with the violence against native americans trying to keep the pipeline off their land in north dakota. the march starts at 2 p.m.

heights are celebrating a major milestone today. the department's new fire station and service garage finally ready to open. it will be open to the public for today's grand opening, a ribbon-cutting ceremony set for 10 o'clock this morning. may not be celebrating a world series win, but they are so proud of their team as they should be, in order to show the players how much they are appreciated, a rally to think the indians a set for gear, make a thank you sign and pack public square. the celebrations are to kick off at noon. is a program meant to help people put a roof over their heads, when they cannot afford it. why are people making six figures living in public h ousing? news 5 investigates. a wonderful start in chardon square this morning, clear skies roger saturday. i will show you my seven day forecast with the 70s

good morning off to a cool start. a lot going on across northern ohio this afternoon. if you're headed to public square for the big celebration, to support our indians, temperatures right now in the upper 30s to lower 40s, they will continue to warm up throughout your afternoon. the celebration starts at 12 o'clock, and we should see

it is going to be a gradual warm-up throughout your afternoon. we will be cloud free from akron and canton. daytime highs will return to the lower 60s by 5 o'clock. >> it will be worth it, be patient. now that halloween is behind us, it is time to look ahead to the holidays. if you want one of these popular signs to be featured in your holiday photos, get the family ready to head out today. volunteers from destination cleveland will be at edge park to take your picture. they w the cleveland animal protective league preparing for a big night one of its biggest fundraisers of the year. the furball is that cleveland international -- intercontinental. they will hear stories saved by the apl second chance program. some of the pets will be attending the event that starts at 5:30 tonight. we will hear more on this event during our 9 o'clock hour when we meet our pet of the week as

the international kids film festival continues today in cleveland. the rock 'n roll hall of fame is hosting the first festival created by kids for kids. or than 65 kids submitted films they will get to walk the red carpet, watch the movies on the big screen and listen to critiques from hollywood insiders. the winner in each age category will get a $500 gift card to continue making films. lake county ymca has a solution for parents in need of a date night. east and overnight kids ages 6-12 will be up to swim, play games and camp out in a safe space. bring swimming gear, sleeping bag, change of clothes, and a pillow. it starts at 8 p.m. tonight and picked up at 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. coming up next, the newest trend in home security is here it is sending your camera system up into the sky.

welcome back, now to a story that a news 5 investigation has uncovered. taxpayers helping pay ran for people making more than $100,000 a year, an investigator has been digging through records for months and found housing officials are not doing anything about it. >> that is insane. >>reporter:selena young is tired of waiting. >> i am ready to have my own place. i am ready to make that next step. a mac homeless she applied for

she still does not have a place to call her home. >> am i going to get back where i used to be and how my own place? >>reporter:she is far from alone, there are 30,000 people on the waiting list for public housing. just in cuyahoga county. housing authority ceo, jeffrey patterson, told me they all wait an average of 20 months. there was a pretty long time. >> yes, it is. >>reporter:the results of our on your side investigation upset selena. >> it is not fair to those who are homeless, those who are still waiting to even get in a shelter. it's just not fair. >>reporter: you might agree, what did we find? check out this federal audit, more than 25,000 families living in public housing should not be there. including close to 400 here in ohio. auditors even coined a new term to describe them, over income. a sickly, the amount of the earnest too high, they no longer qualify for low rent. one cuyahoga resident, who

>> why would you have people staying here that make that much money? >>reporter: connie rice, and rosa mullins live in stark county. it has the highest number of over income families, of any ohio county, 58 make more than a maximum amount allowed. 20 make more than 50 grand. unbelievable to these friends, who recycle beer and pop cans just to earn a few extra dollars. if you made that much money, what would you do? >> i would have me a house. >>reporter:what would you tell these people who make enough money to get out of your? >> go. [ laughter] >>reporter:how does this happen? leaders ignored a loophole, residence only required to meet income limits before they move in. for years, no one spelled out

victed? >> we have not evicted any as far as i know. >>reporter:that does not mean his hands have been tied, back in 2000 for the federal government gave local directors, like him, power to evict over income residents. but, he has no idea, until we told him. it is up to you, so why haven't you done more? >> well, i have not done more, i wasn't aware of the problem. >>reporter:that is right, the executive director of stark county housing authority di county with the highest number of over income families. shouldn't you be -- and you be tracking this yourself? >> i would say, yes. i don't know if it is a thing of should and i have or should i have not in tracking that. these individuals are not in violation of their lease. >>reporter:patterson was not aware of the problem until recently either. isn't in a hurry to evict a nyone, even not resident taking six figures. >> it is not for me to tell someone that you have to get o ut. >>reporter:don't you have the

>> it's not just amy issue, i think it is an issue of a community. >>reporter:they are not the only one failing to take action. about a third of over income residents around the us have lived in public housing for at least five years. >> people should do their jobs, because if it wasn't for them not doing their jobs, most people cannot sit there and do that. >>reporter:she says she is lucky, she got a spot at a shelter where she now studies for her ged. a house to call home, for her and thousands of other ohioans remains a distant dream. >> i feel lik looked over. i feel like we are being looked over. >> that was sarah reporting area the housing authorities, and the directors will soon be forced to take action. new federal rules will take an effect that will require them to evict families that have been over income for 2 years or more. janesssa webb joining us back now with another look at weather. a chilly start as you start your day, it is going to be

heating things up. >> yesterday we were in the 50s, today we will be in the 60s. we are really cool. we are in the 20s towards richland county, clear skies this morning. a light breeze, really comfortable air to start off your saturday. it is going to be a gradual warm-up throughout your afternoon. whatever you have planned, we are drive free across the power of 5 right now. this weekend, pretty quiet weather pattern as high pressure continues to build. let show you the cool air currently moving in towards lexington, richland counties, southern portions 29 degrees, even ashland county, you are currently in the lower 30s. below the freezing mark, this is some of the coolest air of the season so far, even northern summit county, currently at 33 degrees. southern madonna county, 31,

ashtabula, jefferson, 38. trying to see that warm air pumping in. if you need warmth you need to get to cuyahoga county, because the 40s are taking over here. seeing that light breeze, with pretty warm lakes still we are seeing temperatures in the lower 40s. you're out your, whatever you have planned, you just want to be outside, we have a big celebration 12 o'clock we will be a 55 degrees, winds coming out of the west about 5-10 miles per hour. we will not see the peak of our daytime highs until the 4 o'clock hour. we are looking at 62-63 degrees for the greater cleveland area. this high pressure is going to dominate for at least the next 48 hours, across the ohio v alley. it continues to get really strong here. you can see we are not the only ones through the central plains, they are cloud free,

that really does not track into our area, potentially not until about friday. we are about to go on a pretty good stretcher with a lot of sunshine, and temperatures above normal. i will show you that in our seven day coming up. today 63 akron and canton, mid 60s throughout your afternoon. just be outside, even tonight, tomorrow morning when you are joining us. we will be talking about spots below the freezing mark. we will continue to gradually warm up here. look at monday afternoon, some spots going to be in the lower 70s mark as you are headed out to vote tuesday afternoon 64. we think of drones as gadgets, toys and even hobbies, a new startup want you to think of them as guardian

sunflower labs headquartered in silicon valley, switzerland announced a new security system this week. the system detects threats and investigates them with a drone streaming video to your smart phone so you can decide if your home is at risk. the company sees itself as a complement to traditional alarms. staying with technology, but in the world of health, 12- year-old boy, and alaska, getting the chance to see clearly again in the classroom and on the football field thanks to some state of the art eyewear and some very generous friends. reddick underdeveloped optics nerve that only allows him to see things inches away from his face. when he puts on his glasses, with a camera and two small lcd screen servicing changes. the glasses allow him to zoom into objects, no matter where he is. >> i need to see more clearly, if not i use the bottom ones. >> his family started a gofundme account to raise about

cost, that they actually raise the entire amount in about 24 hours. great story. a lot of support there from the

finally we know superheroes wear capes, but what about the ones that can rock the apron. fourth cara -- fourth-grader farrah heinz was heading downhill fast when she was

onto the floor. her bus driver saw it all, and ferrous tears and she rushed home between her roots and baked a fresh batch delivering the goodies just in time for the halloween party. >> the lady came in and said these are for farrah, and i was like oh, my gosh, my bus driver mainly cupcakes. >> that was a hero's action there. the class was so touched they wrote a note thanking the bus driver. she that is so awesome. nice forecast for this weekend. again, it is more like what we are used to seeing in the overnight hours, it is going to warm up nice? >> , it will be gradually warming up for the afternoon. then we will fall back, me and nick tomorrow we are normally a little sleepy on sundays, we will be nice and refresh tomorrow. it is brown's sunday they are

your overnight lows warming up even for tomorrow evening, 46, look at monday. lots more sunshine here, 70s and some spots. voting tuesday, we will go with partly sunny skies, a few more clouds working its way and 64. in my extended forecast, i do not see any moisture, this is just on the isolated side, until friday. a slim possibility. >> take advantage, get outside, go to the parks. enjoy 60s the first weekend november. that is fantastic. the news continues next on "good morning cleveland." we will be following develops all morning long for you. we'll see you back here at 8

good morning, america. new overnight, 9 final push. this is the last weekend of the campaign. hillary clinton getting celebrities support overnight from beyonce and jay z and the pantsuit squad. they're singing her praises. can she make history? >> a glass and for all. >> mad dash. donald trump's whirlwind tour, ten states in three days. taking aim at clinton's celebrity endorsements. >> i didn't have to bring j. lo or jay z. the only way she gets anybody. i'm here all by myself. >> all this as a former "people" magazine writer speaking out on camera for the first time accusing trump of sexual assault. plus our latest abc news tracking poll on the state of