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only at longhorn steakhouse. >> cleveland 19 news sponsored by national carpet outlet. asking questions and getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts right now. >> in any workplace you will have a certain percentage of problem employees. >> denise: aol sworn to protect you a uh -- accused of abusing the badge. we get answers on who he was spending time with coming up. >> romona: now christa gnaw -- chris tanaka is following breaking news stories. >> chris: mike pence's plane skid off the runway. the vice president candidate was coming in from an event in iowa when the accident

the brakes during a rough landing. the witnesses say they could smell the burning rubber from the tires. none of the 37 passengers including pence was hurt. there are now two cracks in the runway at the very busy airport. and we just found out newly sworn in parma school board president resigned during tonight's meeting. she was sworn in on october 10th for kathleen petro after she earlier in the month. parma schools have facing a $15 million deficit over the next two years. some parents are not happy with one proposal to consolidate three high schools to one. this remains a developing situation. ramona? >> romona: let's turn to politics. 90 minutes ago donald trump wrapped up another campaign event in northeast ohio. >> denise: before he took the

geneva he spoke one on one. what did mr. trump have to say? >> i was interested in a couple of areas. obviously jobs. would right to work states get the bulk of the jobs? and secondly, something i noticed regularly in rough neighborhoods, people especially the elderly, prisoners in their own homes. donald trump institute to a rousing cheer. the crowd was filing in for hours and waited for 90 minutes past the scheduled start time. no one here seemed to care. here and in northeast ohio, jobs are key. if he is successful in bringing jobs from across the border would they avoid ohio for right to work states? >> would they come bay -- back to the union area? >> it is unfair what has happened to our country in

security and the border. and obamacare was very negative for jobs. >> reporter: he was criticized for saying many african-americans live in situations that resemble hell, where people don't go out after dark. they put the storm door up and don't come back until down. don't come back until dawn. >> it is sad. the african-american community community -- it it -- it has been amazing what polling numbers. >> reporter: trump believes the people in the inner cities have been treated fairly and his themes for safety, jobs bring businesses in and that's why he is gaining momentum with the african-american and hispanic voters. getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: the buckeye state is continuing to attract candidates. tim kaine spoke in lorain.

more than a battleground state. >> you get down to the last two weeks and there are four or five checkmates. by checkmate i mean we win it, we done won it. if we win ohio it is over. hillary clinton will be president. >> romona: before the event in lorain kaine and al franken spoke to supporters at a service employee's union hall on east 30th in downtown. and to see more from today's campaign events download the free cleveland nip teen news app -- 19 news app. you can stay on top of the latest news including polls and video. >> denise: an indians fan was scammed after selling his tickets on-line for a profit. sara goldenburg has more so you don't become a victim as well. >> he thought everything was good to go when the money showed up in his venmo

that can be used on your smartphone of the the problem is the money didn't transfer into his bank account before he gave away his world series tickets. >> he was thrilled when the indians made it to the world series. they bought four tickets to game one. two for him and two to sell. >> i got a guy text me from the chicago area code that was interested in buying he bought them for $150 apiece. >> we agreed on $950 per ticket. he immediately said to me and i got a venmo notification that i got the money in my account. >> he then sent the tickets to the buyer. then he was surprised to see the money never actually made it to the account.

the money was september back to the buy -- sent back to the buyer due to the fact that we don't support business trans x as. >> most people think that it is transferred instantly, but that's not the case. the notification that you have been paid means it is scheduled to transfer the next business day. in the meantime, scammers could be at work cancelling the transfer after you have already turned over the goods. jim doesn't think he will get the money back, but hets before selling your tickets on-line. >> there has to be hundreds of people that would have fallen for the same thing. >> i talked to venmo and they say the website is designed for payments between friends and people who trust each other and that is detailed in their user agreement. it calls payment for craigslist items and tickets high risk and users could lose money without getting what

>> denise: good to know. thank you. how can you protect yourself on websites like venmo. they say to look closely at the user agreement and how the payment transfers work. find out what they consider valid payments and do the research. see how they guarantee you will get that money. >> denise: the indians are now in chicago getting ready for the -- for tomorrow's game three against the cubs. >> romona: josh tomlin takes the mound hoping to gef the tribe a lead in the sear rues. tony zarrella is live from the windy city. tomlin has been phenomenal the last two starts. can he do it again? >> tony: he can do it again. in a place like wrigley field he needs somebody who won't get rattled and he believes he has the right person for the job. cubs fans, you probably know about the guy who dropped 64,000 on four tickets behind

for tomlin it is about one specter. his father. he was paralyzed following an illness. doctors don't know if he will walk again, but he was released pr a rehabilitation center and he is here in chicago. they were expected to meet at the team hotel with other family members. he won both games, one against the red sox and one gyps the bluejays -- one against the bluejays. now it is in front of his biggest supporter. >> he is here. he will be -- i don't know when he is flying out, but he should get here later tonight. it is good to see him later tonight and have dinner with him and then get to work tomorrow. >> what will it mean to have your dad here tomorrow night? >> it means a lot. he hasn't been to a game in quite awhile. it wasn't looking like he was going to get to come to a game at all. to have him here just to be

i'm looking forward to. the fact that we get to experience the world series is pretty neat. >> now who could be out? terry fran francona with a difficult decision to make. back to you. >> that story just touches your heart. stick with cleveland 19 news for continuing coverage on the world series. we have exclusive content on our cleveland 19 news app like the food wagered between the two cities catholic diocese. >> looking now m a cleveland heights man will learn his fight for shooting and killing a 15-year-old during a robbery. he pled guilty to killing sonny patel on october 14th. the 20-year-old is looking at life in prison. we'll let you foe what happens in court through a push alert on our app when perry is sentenced.

do some bad judgment. >> this former will law -- willaby officer is suddenly retired. we're getting answers on why he will still get his pension even though his behavior may have cost him his job. jeff? >> temperatures have not moved much tonight. we will look at the feazel roof cam. cloudy and 49 degrees. the wind is starting to calm down alt bit anyway. dryer tomorrow and get ready for a huge change as we head into the week end first alert details coming up. >> romona: and then why you may want to add broccoli to your diet. how it could reverse the signs of aging. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta brothers floor show.

live from cleveland's news center, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: a 49-year-old willoughby police officer decided to retire before he was fired after allegations he had sex with multiple women. >> denise: all while on duty and during his shift.

answers into what he found. >> reporter: this is former lieutenant richard ashton and his behavior while on duty. the admissions of one woman regarding on duty trists uncovered the probe that uncovered romps with three other women. behavior that has gone on for a decade and all while he moved up the ranks of the department from patrolman to sergeant to lieutenant. >> in any workplace you will have a certain percentage of problem employees. >> reporter: ashton's problems and in charge of the overnight shift he stopped the at the willoughby brewing company. he started talking to a 20-year-old who was drunk. she was coming on to ashton and they talked for 45 minutes and ashton left. when the bar closed they saw the woman getting into her car. he called ashton to tell him she was too drunk to drive. ashton went looking for her. he found her and tailed her for miles and eventually to

metro park and down the hill and finally here to isolated gully brook park where he pulled over to sober up. he got into the vehicle and she vomited self-times and thin after several minutes they had sex. he left her here and she passed out. he returned later and tried to wake her, but he cooperate -- he couldn't wake her. she was still partially naked. he came back and then she did wake up and she got dressed and drove home. >> the when she told another officer. they found three other instances of on duty round and working side jobs. one night while married he was supposed to be working security at the condominiums, but he was having sex with a woman called sandy. a crime occurred and it was broadcast on the radio and involved the chase. the woman heard the call and he never left. he met a married woman they

conception church. he contacted her and a two-year sexual relationship began. she told investigators he never stripped everything off. he always kept everything on including his uniform and gun belt. they occurred here at ashton's residence and behind buildings buildings and industrial areas and side job locations. >> to help the community out. >> the investigative file concluded that be terminated. before that happened he retired and yes he is getting his full pension. they say the department at that point moved no further toward termination. >> at that point the officer has a chance to file a grievance and the grievance procedure begins with mediation or up to arbitration hearings that could take months. >> it would cost a lot of

pension and they can pull their retirement anytime they please and without any notice. basically we can serve the termination and before we ever went to hearing he can go ahead and retire. he is entitled to his pension and so nothing would change. >> in the internal investigation of his actions ashton admitted the incidence and what he had done saying he put himself in a bad position. no acknowledgement of what he has done to the reputation and the perception that while what he did was perfectly legal he somehow contributed to a belief in the system. and the danger -- dangerous swages he left the naked woman in the park. >> dowry greet the amount of danger you left her in, the one in the park? >> what would you say to her right now?

if i had to do it all over again i wouldn't. >> paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> the retirement did ebbing clued ashton -- exclude ashton from participating in the drop program. over the years that will cost him tens of thousands of dollars. there are no limits on his applying to other departments, but a background check would reveal the willoughby investigation results. >> romona: if you don't eat broccoli you may want start. there was a compound that would reverse the signs of aging. it would protect your eyes from deter yes, sir rating and helpy with bone density. the best part is it could stop you from gaining weight. if broccoli isn't your thing the compound is found in cabbage and avocados. between den -- >> denise: halloween is four days away and now we have answers on how to keep your children safe when they are

masks. they can block a child's eyesight making them less aware. use face paint and cut beggar holes in the eyes of a costumes to help them see. have them wear tennis shoes and chunky boots and it may go with the costumes, but it could lead to them tripping and also sore feet. make your home a safety zone. clean up the lawn and sidewalks of anything that may make the kiddos trip. ly your pets inside and also have an emergency your kids if something goes wrong. and if you need to know where to go trick-or-treating you can go to our app and find your city in our list of dates and times. are you showing us your costumes? wonder woman. >> jeff: if she happens to post that. >> denise: she won't tell you this, but she used to jump out of the closet at her sister's

>> denise: who does -- who doesn't love wonder woman? >> jeff: you'll get a few likes on that. looking at the radar and this is why i did keep in some spotty showers. we still have the wind copping in off the lake. while most of see dry weather, well, now we are getting a few light showers rolling through lorain county and through western cuyahoga county perhaps around parma here. so, you know, spotty showers will be the rule here the next few hours. by morning though all areas should be dry. we'll wake up to a mostly cloudy sky. we'll mix in more sun as the morning goes on. 56 will be the high tomorrow, and then look at this on

76 degrees. it will be very warm and on the windy side on saturday. and then this front comes through on saturday morning. 60 will be the morning high on sunday and then we will drop back into the 50s by afternoon. on halloween 64 and lots of sunshine. it is looking warm this year on halloween and halloween night. sunday morning light rain 6:00 a.m. to noon. it could be a damp weather there. i do have browns game. spotty showers are occurring right now. low 40s tomorrow morning. the weather impact will be an easy one. don't expect any problems with the commute. 56 is the high tomorrow. and that's approaching seasonable levels. 50 at noon and 5:00, 55. akron-canton i have you down to 54 and for the fishermen

check out sayst and 76 -- and 76. saturday we drop to 60. a little light rain on sunday morning. i have the rain moving out on sunday as we drop into the 60s. that's halloween. 78 on tuesday. potential game six. wow. wednesday 71 and a few afternoon showers. ramona? >> romona: a local teenager who is a history buff historical gym in our own town. we went to westlake to find out how she is doing it. she is tonight's ramona's kid. >> it is in dire need of attention and restoration. the floors are going out and there is a lot of water damage. we would like to get it to where we use it as a museum.

informational display for her girl scout gold award to teach about the home's history. >> not a lot of people earn the gold award. i feel like it is a big thing. we should push to move paths -- move past that. girl scouting is more than selling cookies. >> romona: it sure is. some day she would like to write a book about the home. >> denise: where will carlos santana play in chicago

spy this -- -- this is a chevros report. >> this is the scene outside of wrigley field. cubs fans are hoping for

i asked them what are you expecting? they said standing room. it is a long shot, but they are keeping the faith. tony swraw -- tony zarrella is there. it has history and charm. they last won it in 1908. and it does not have the dh. if you are terry francona do you sit francona? santana has played one game in the outfield and that was four years ago. the fans here are on top of you and by the way this -- there is ivy on top of the wall. can you imagine if they lose the game because of a santana error. you have the two homeruns and it has not been hot since then. he can explode at anytime. >> you know x -- you know, we are ail thinking about it.

we are trying to balance scoring more runs than them. he is a big part of our offense and he has played right field in 2012. so there would be some concern there. if he messes up a ball you can blame me. decision taken away from him. kyle schorber is not released to play. he had the two r.b.i singles singles in game two and that's a big loss for the chicago cubs. >> we are all disappointed. we would love to see kyle out there.

on the timetable and the risks involved in playing the fields. >> not disuh poppetted at all. not disappointed at all. no one is going to be upset or anything about this decision. i'm not. i am embracing the role. >> game three almost upon us. i'll see you from inside the park tomorrow.

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>> jeff: low 40s to start things off. and a much calmer day tomorrow. >> denise: thanks for joining us. be sure to join our morning

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