. cleveland 19 news sponsored by valley city furniture, bringing you styles that fit your budget. getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. and we have breaking news right now at 4:00. fbi director james c newly discovered hillary clinton e-mails will be reviewed. comb mi says this is determined whether they have classified information. it's a huge deal as we are now not even two weeks away from the pivotal 2016 presidential election day. coming up in just a few minutes, what republican presidential candidate donald trump said about these new developments. we'll also be talking about what's going on in chicago in regards to the world series in just a few. but right now at chicago's o'hare airport, there is an

emergency crews out there. you can see how the side of the airplane there is actually charred. they had some issues there. we'll keep an eye on this as we continue on through the rest of the afternoon here. it is 4:01 right nouxt and two weeks ago a teenager was shot and killed at a cleveland heights mr. hero. >> romona: today the man behind that was sentenced to life without parole. sony patel was just 15 years old. today he learned his fate in shanelle's death. shanice. >> reporter: ramona, this case moved really quickly. patel pled guilty to 15 counts, including killing sonny. 15 members of the patel family in court, including his aunt, son any's aunt and upg ncle who were there the night of the

south taylor. in court the assistant prosecutor showed perry running out of the restaurant and dropping money. they say after that, he went on a crime spree. went onto rob a subway and then tried to rob a dollar general in cleveland heights but police arrested him. today sonny's cousin had a chance. >> i hate you for being the last person that sonny last moments being filled with fear. i hate you for holding my aunt and uncle hostage at gunpoint after you murdered my cousin in cold blood. all because you wanted a few quick and easy bucks. >> even though his life was short, he made a positive influence on the world. he made it a better place for you, me and everyone he met. you two would have benefitted from knowing him if you would have given him the chance.

says that perry lost his job and so it seems he decided to rob for money. the night he killed sonny, he left with a few hundred dollars. he also had a message for the patel family, but i'll have more coming up at 5:00. for right now getting answers at the justice center, shanice dunning, cleveland 19 news. >> mark: okay, shanice. thank you very much. got outside today. it was good. >> jeff: it was nice. we're expecting it. starting to turn the corner. huge warmup on the way tomorrow. and then we got someai the second half of the weekend. but, hey, do you know what, enjoy tonight. we're up to 57 the high for the day in cleveland. 58 dover-new philly. after starting out in the 40s. we are seeing just about as much sunshine as we have all afternoon. it's a mostly sunny sky out there. and across cuyahoga county, 57 north olmsted. and we got 53 shaker heights and moreland hills. just a few high clouds out there. much warmer tonight and tomorrow.

how about that? could even see a few storms saturday night with the showers. and then we have the rain on sunday. it now looks like it could be raining a little bit for the browns game. at least the start of the game. 57 right now. 5:00, 56. 54 at 6:00. and 53 at 7:00. as i mentioned, much warmer tonight. so what about chicago? let's hit the baseball. it is nice there. wind is blowing out. and they are warming up this is the warm air that's coming in here tomorrow. 64. it's going to be a windy night. south wind at 16. so that's the deal at wrigley field if you're going to the watch party i have us in the 50s and dry conditions out there at progressive field. all right. so let's head to tony zarrella live at progressive field. tony, a little different weather -- wrigley. little different weather than what we saw game two, huh? >> reporter: spectacular. i don't know if you get credit

it's a beautiful night here at wrigley field. it's everything you would expect this to be in their first world series in 71 years. it feels like the entire city is outside this ballpark partying right now. and inside the energy, you can feel it. even four hours away from game time. by the way, the tribe has made the move. terry francona putting carlos santana in left field and he will lead off. he's going for it. it could turn off if that bat comes alive. you look at pitching. kyle hendricks goes for the cubs. season. he's been great. especially in the playoffs. we got josh tomlin on the hill. i'm going to give you a stat here because he is well rested and ready to go. when josh tomlin pitches this year on six days rest or more, he is 5-0 with a .225 era. he comes into tonight on 12 days rest. they love his control. he won't walk guys. if the cubs are going to beat him, they have to earn it. >> i think adrenaline takes over and it's just another game. after this series, this is it.

after that. so i think if you would ask any of us right now, we would pitch every single day if we have to. it's just one of those things where you're trying to do everything you can to help this team win. >> reporter: taking a look at those rooftop seats, by the way, outside of wrigley. they surround this park in the outfield from left field to right field. 30 years ago you could go up there for free. now that's a hot ticket. the landlords of these buildings pay the cubs a ton of money to prevent the cubs from putting up a screen. that's f the plate, as i told, you 16 grand a ticket going into tonight in game three. >> romona: all right, tony. what about the cubs pitchers and they're hitting? i'm told that they're pretty good at hitting. [ laughing ] >> romona: and that could be a concern tonight? >> reporter: well, hitting is key. there's no doubt about it. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: you know, we talked about this last night. they lose kyle schwarber who came back from the acl injury. came into these playoffs, into

because he's not cleared to play the field, that's a big bat because there's no dh in the national league park. if he's going to hit, ilgauskas zydrunas go-- it's going to be pinch hitter. josh tomlin has great control. that's why francona has a lot of faith in him going into the park and not loading bases. >> mark: very good. tony zarrella, we'll check in with you a little bit. >> romona: i'm not nervous at all. [ laughing ] >> mark: no, no, not at all. it is going to be a great tony was just talking about josh tomlin. his dad jerry was recently paralyzed from the chest down. but he's going to be in the stands at wrigley watching his son realize his childhood dream of pitching in the world series. and if you are in chicago and could not get a ticket to no tight's game, it's -- tonight's game, it's still expensive even to watch it at a bar. now, some bars have set admission at upwards of $200 for tonight.

they're doing an all inclusive. tomorrow people are asking for $300. it includes food item, open bar, party players. is it the cubby bear. they were lined up at 5:00 this morning outside the cubby bar. >> romona: can you eat that much and drink that much? >> mark: is that a rhetorical question. >> romona: i mean, i can have half of a beer. [ laughing ] >> mark: we'll see. >> romona: you d't incriminate yourself. i understand. >> mark: let me know when rehearsal is over. another baseball related wedding registry, believe it or not. >> romona: this time tribes fan have made up for joe buck. dan deroos explains at the answer center. >> dan: you just love this time of year. you may have noticed joe buck had this fascination with kyle schwarber, the designated hitter for the cubs and he kept going

of the story it was. if you watched game two, you had to listen to it all day. people all evening started coming out with memes like this. i don't know. that's probably not very nice. you get a little titanic scene. joe buck and kyle schwarber. so they took this to the next level. not just memes. there's now a joe buck and kyle schwarber wedding gift registry saying the relationship has advanced that much. what concerns me, this is the one that's pretty bed, bath and beyond. somebody has already purchased the sugar bowl for $9.99. i don't know where you send it to. but then there is this. there's a whole other gift registry. i like this one. a very nice picture. very thoughtful. joe and kyle. what i like about this one is you see it's baseballs, markers, pencils, notebooks and stuff. whoever started this one, if you buy anything off of this gift registry, it's going to the cleveland indians charities. so the kids charities.

included in there you can buy some baseballs and those will go to the charities too. so some people having some fun with it because, hey, it's baseball. it's america's past time. and, you know, joe buck clearly has something for the cubs. good luck tonight. getting answers in the answer center, dan deroos, back to you. donald trump has new ammunition against hillary clinton. we told you about that latest development a few minutes ago and the latest polls shows trump is closing t craig boswell now from the white house. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign is dealing with a potential setback as she rallied supporters in iowa. the fbi announced it was looking further into a new batch of e-mails related to clinton's private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. in a letter to members of congress, director comey says the fbi has learned of the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. >> the people high fiveing now

and republicans are going to bludgeon her with this over the next 11 days. >> reporter: donald trump has made the outcome of the fbi's probe a focus of his campaign against clinton. >> they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct. [ cheers and applause ] >> what i've just announced previously it might not be as rigged as i thought. right? . [ cheers and applause ] >> the fbi, i think they're going to write the ship, first. i think they're going to right the ship. >> reporter: the latest national poll shows hillary clinton maintains a 4 point edge over trump. >> we've got to keep our foot on the gas. >> reporter: with his highest approval ratings, president obama becomes campaigner in chief for clinton in florida today. clinton also has more cash to burn. trump's promise to pump $100 million into his campaign has fallen short and donors are

>> it's uncommon for a wealthy candidate to face pressure from their donors, even when they haven't made such a big deal out of self funding as donald trump did. >> reporter: early voting is already under way in florida and 35 other states where 16 million people have voted so far. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> laura: clinton's campaign team announced that the vice president joe biden is at the top of her list to become secretary of state. she was a popular west bartender murdered earlier this week. there's still not any arrests in the case. today catherine bosley is getting answers about who melissa brinker was. >> reporter: this is one of those crimes that leave you shaking your head and leaves somebody that knew melissa brinker nothing but wonderful things to say about her. this happened monday night at this little neighborhood bar. police are told four men walked in, ordered drinks and moments later two of them pulled out

floor. that's when 44-year-old missy brinker took a big chance. the bartender locked herself in a little back room to call police for help but only seconds later they broke down the door and shot her. many of her friends are regulars there that say they already miss her so much. >> she was happy all of the time. she loved everybody. she was smiling, singing, dancing behind the bar. >> i've known her about a year and, you know, the first time you seen her, you know automatically liked her. she's just so friendly and every time we come in she knew our names and right away -- just -- just everyone -- everyone loved her. >> reporter: she made people feel special. before she made a break for the back room, she even gave the robbers all of the money from the bar. she's from ashland. she leaves behind a boyfriend and brothers and sisters. she's very close to.

call them. who knows when they can strike again. >> mark: thank you. still to come at 4:00 today. >> romona: why some families are painting their halloween pumpkins teal. and why health advocates ant one of these on every block in america. and a religious rivalry. two men of the cloth divided

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. live from cleveland aeds news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: trick-or-treating is

children look forward to but nearly two kids in every classroom have food allergies leaving millions of children unable to eat the candy they pick up on halloween. but as kenneth craig explains, a growing campaign is trying to change that and raise awareness. >> reporter: lucas is a happy, healthy 6-year-old who loves sweets. >> mom, i love those. >> reporter: and snacking. so naturally, trick-or-treating would seem like a perfect fit. but until severe allergy to peanuts and tree nuts turned halloween into a drag. >> because your friends can have all of these great treats and you have a nut allergy so you can't eat all of that stuff. but this year lucas couldn't wait to put on his costume and show us this teal pumpkin on his front step. >> stickers, budding. for tricker treaters with food allergies, it's a signal that a home is handing out non-food treats.

awareness campaign by the group food allergy research and education called the teal pumpkin project. now in its third year. >> with one and 13 kids having food allergies in the u.s., chances are that one of these kids lives right down your block. >> reporter: the number of homes participating in the teal pumpkin project is growing. the group behind it says their ultimate goal is to have one of these teal pumpkins on every bloc i incredible if it can happen. >> reporter: lucas's mother says their home is the first but they hope it won't stop there. >> it makes me happy for people that do it so i can be included in halloween. >> it makes me happy so i can be included in halloween. >> romona: i've tried to start purchasing candy without nuts. jeff, it seems like a great weekend to get out to the pumpkin patch.

it's going to rain a little bit. we have the front coming through. let me show you the big warmup. you're going to feel it tonight. friday night football games looking warm. 57 is where we are in cleveland. look at st. louis. 77. and we, too, will be above 70 tomorrow, even with a mostly cloudy sky. here is a look at 2:00 in the afternoon. yes, a lot of cloud cover. but no rain until tomorrow night. and there could be a few storms embedded within these showers. here is 8:00 tomorrow evening. over night and early sunday, future view not giving us much. but i think we may have some more showers around. there's another wave coming in through the first half of the day on sunday. it looks like sunday morning through the day on sunday appears to be the better opportunity of rain here. but the timing on this alert will be 5:00 carbon monoxide to 5:00 p.m. on sunday.

warming throughout the night. 56 your temperature at 7:00 a.m. akron-canton. now about tomorrow? 73, a windy day. and becoming cloudy. we're going to be around 70 at noon and 72 at 5:00 for the high of 73. rain and storms tomorrow night. a rainy sunday. that 60 on sunday will be the morning high and then we drop. halloween looking great. sunny, 58. and, in fact, we don't it's going to be quite warm. tuesday 74 and wednesday 73. a very warm start to the month of november and a potential game six where we could be in the 70s too here on tuesday. mark. >> mark: wow. what a run. very good, jeff. thank you. now, a tale of two buddies divided only by baseball. but these men of the cloth aren't letting that -- not letting it get to them. it's just a little religious

>> reporter: father rick has been a cleveland indians fan from the start. while his co-worker fathers matt has been a cubs fan since he grew up in chicago. >> i'm always for the underdog. always for the loser. >> a heart of hearts was hoping that we would get to this point. >> reporter: the two work and lift together as pastors at the parrish and watch it together despite their loyalty. father rick took advantage of the first victory. >> i didn't say much. i >> jack: . hey, jack, jack, the indians won. father matt wa in the kitchen. we know you won. >> reporter: father matt would have his turn to talk. >> every time a cubs got the run i lifted up my hand to get a high five from father rick and he wouldn't even look at me. >> reporter: they believe it will be a close series and go to game 7. they both think they'll be victorious. >> we have a good amount of indians fans here. >> cubs are going to win.

have to deal with him in ministry after he experiences defeat again. i have some counselors available. i'm not sure --. [ laughing ] >> maybe he needs to see his confessor too. i don't know. >> it will be fine. it will be fine. >> romona: he has some counselors available. >> mark: just in case. [ laughing ] >> romona: that's good stuff. here is what is trending today at 4:00. a 5-year-old wants to catch the tooth fairy in the act. and a quen who is this? why this photo has been stumping

i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses

merican power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. . it is time to check out what's trending. the ever elusive tooth fairy was caught on camera. >> romona: a 5-year-old boy lost his first tooth and couldn't wait for his first

and i'm 5 and my name is james. [ laughing ] >> romona: well, james wanted to see the tooth fairy so he asked his dad to record it. luckily for james, his dad is a visual effects animatanimator. the dad set up three different cameras ready to catch the tooth fairy at all angles. he did. james watched the footage the next morng excited he wanted family to share it with all of us on youtube. >> mark: wow. very cool. some people couldn't believe their eyes when they saw the photo. is it tom hanks or bill murray. i'm not kidding. that was the question on the internet. well, folks, it is bill murray. just like it says on the bottom of the posting. that is weird. >> romona: yes. >> mark: very strange. speaking of bill murray, he is one of the biggest cubs fans so it's only right he's at wrigley field tonight.

series of his lifetime and the cubs said murray will get to perform take me out to the ball game during the 7th inning stretch. >> romona: good for him.

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welcome back. our top stories right now at 4:00, the fbi is looking into newly discovered e-mails from the clinton's private e-mail server. while she was secretary of state. back in july, the fbi decided not to prosecute clinton who insists she did nothing illegal. and sentencing today for 20-year-old daveon perry who pleaded gilluilty to shooting a 15-year-old two weeks ago. surveillance video helped police catch perry last week. he was sentenced to life in

and the windians are hoping to live up to their name. folks flocking to wrigley field since it's the first time a world series game has been there for 70 years. the disappearance of a woman is starting to look suspicious. >> romona: she's been missing for nearly two weeks. and now chris tanaka reveals her ex-husband is on the radar of police. >> chris: that's right. she was last seen edgewater drive apartment on october 16th around 6:45 p.m. she's the mother of a 3-year-old son and had a protection order against her ex-husband. lakewood police told cleveland 19 they have arrested fahad syed for violating the protection order. they believe he had contact with her and her son around the time she vanished. syed has not been charged in connection with her disappearance.

she has black hair with a tattoo on her left wrist area. anybody with information on her whereabouts is asked to call lakewood police. you see the number 216-521-6773. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. a 49-year-old willoughby police supervisor decided to retire before he was fired after allegations that he had sex with several women on multiple occasions. >> mark: all of it while on duty and in charge of his shift. well, paul orlousky reviewed the file of former lieutenant richard ashton and is getting answers tonight into what he found. >> reporter: this is former willoughby lieutenant richard ashton, and this is the investigative file which examined his behavior while on duty. the admissions of one woman regarding on duty trysts triggered the probe, which uncovered on duty room ps with three other women.

ranks of the department from patrolman to sergeant to lieutenant. >> in any workplace obviously you're going to have a certain percentage of problem employees. >> reporter: ashton's problems began in january while on duty and in charge of the over night shift, he stopped at the willoughby brewing company. he began talking to a 21-year-old woman. she was drunk and by the description of another officer working off duty security at the bar, she was coming on to ashton. they talked for about 45 minutes and ashton left. when the bar closed, duty officer saw the woman getting into her car. he called ashton to tell her she was too drunk to drive. he went looking for her and tailed her for miles into the lake metro park, down the hill and finally here to isolated gully brook park where she pulled over to sober up. he got into her vehicle with her. she vomited two or three times and after about 15 or 20 minutes, they had sex. ashton left the woman alone and partially naked here in the park. she passed out. he returned a couple of hours

her. she was still partially naked. he came back then later around 6:00 in the morning. that time he was able to wake her up. she got dressed and drove home. the investigation was triggered when the woman told another officer what had happened. to the department's credit, the investigation was thorough and through it detectives found three other instances of on duty romps by ashton, as well as romps while he was working side jobs. one night while married, he was supposed to be working security but he was off havin woman called sandy. a crime occurred. it was broadcast on the police radio and involved a chase. the woman heard the call. ashton never left to assist fellow officers. ashton met a married woman at the oktoberfest. mondays later he contacted her and a two year sexual relationship began. she told investigators he never stripped everything off, he always kept everything on. that included his uniform and

buildings, as well as side job locations. >> help the community out. used bad judgment. that's about it. >> reporter: the investigative file included that ashton should be terminated but before that happened, he retired. and, yes, he is getting his full pension. the chief says the department at that point moved no further towards termination. >> at that point the officer has a chance to file a grievance. and then the grievance procedure begins way up to arbitration hearings which could take months. >> reporter: bottom line, it would have cost a lot of money to officially fire him with no change in the pension payout. >> someone is vested in the pension. they can pull their retirement any time they please and without any notice. so basically we could serve the termination and before we ever went to hearing, he could go ahead and retire. he is entitled to his pension either way, so nothing would really change.

ashton admitted the incidence and what he had done saying only he put himself in a bad position. no acknowledgment of what he has done to the department's reputation and the perception that while what he did was perfectly legal, he somehow contributed to a leaf tha-- bel that he got over in the system and he never admitted the dangers he left the woman in in the park until now. >> dowry gret the danger y might have left her in? >> yes. >> what would you say to her right now? >> just trying to do a favor and i used poor judgment. if i had to do it all over again, i wouldn't. >> reporter: getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: the retirement did exclude ashton from participating in what is called the drop program. now, over the years, that will cost him tens of thousands of dollars. there are no limits on his

though. but a background check would reveal the willoughby investigation results. always waxtching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: you might be going to a friend's house to watch the tribe game or friday night football. a lot happening here on this friday night. low to mid 50s. notice we do not drop in temperature. in fact, i think as the night goes on, we're going to go up in temperature through the 50s. so it is going warmer night compared to what we've been seeing here. and dry conditions. we just have some high clouds. 57 in cleveland. 57 right now in sandusky. this is about where we should be this time of year. still a little cooler akron-canton at 54 and wooster is at 56 degrees. so as i've been mentioning, much warmer out there tonight. a windy and warm day tomorrow. we're going to be above 70. and that's even with clouds coming in. huge blast of warmer air that

showers and perhaps even a few storms developing saturday night and it looks like it's going to rain on sunday. in fact, we have the alert for rain likely. 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if we're going to get some storms, i think it's more likely early morning. and now it looks like this rain may linger into the start of the browns game. so it could be a little wet there as well. i'm looking at the bulk of the rain though and a cover on sunday. 73. windy, warm. becoming cloudy. what a saturday it's going to be out there. 58 at 8:00 a.m. all the way up to 66 at 11:00. and we're going to be at 73 degrees at 2:00 in the afternoon. akron-canton increase in clouds. windy, warm day, 73. southwest winds gusting over 25. more on the changeable weekend and another warmup next week on the way in the planning forecast here later in the half-hour. mark. >> mark: jeff, thank you.

contraceptive from men. >> romona: yes. an international study found experimental birth control injections are almost as effective as the pill for women. dr. tara explains. >> reporter: so they took healthy men and they had these men who were in long-term monogamous relationships, they gave them injections. these injections eight weeks and they looked to see what happened to their sperm count and did they, in fact, get pregnant. the injections were 96% effective from reducing the sperm count. >> mark: the problem right now is that pharmaceutical companies they just haven't been sort of invested in this. so the gender gap in contraception may not close any time soon. all right. coming up, i will take time out

their first win on sunday? >> mark: title town. [ laughing ] plus seahawks star shows us he believes in magic with a unique getup. those stories and more after the break. . and there's a peek at 77 in and out of the city. boy, that's light. friday flu out there. i don't know. i'm throwing that around. it looks pretty good. [ laughing ]. >> first alert traffic on

. now for a kick timeout with ramona and tony. [ laughing ] >> romona: well, as you know, it's game three of the world sow rees tonight and it's in chicago. so you know that's where sports director tony zarrella is. he joins me now live. tony, tomlin has been sensational in his last two starts. so why are people nervous about him >> reporter: i don't know why. i mean, this is a guy who has master control on the mound. and if you really wanted to decide -- you want to go with bauer in game two in front of a home crowd and then when you get to this place it will be rocking tonight, as you know, you put a guy like tomlin in who is not emotional. he'll just go out there and do what he does. after his slump in august, he was pretty bad in august, he turned it on. he has been good. ro, very quickly, i want to show you the scene here. i was really hoping for an exclusive but i don't think that's going to happen.

right now for batting practice. the media obviously there are hundreds of media members here on both base lines. so that's the scene here in wrigley. you're going to hear some roars here because pretty soon the fans will start coming in as well. >> romona: that's exciting stuff. tony, some people are talking about the wind blowing out of wrigley field, and that's not good for tomlin. explain that. >> reporter: well, it's not good for any pitcher. these cubs, they can match it. they have big bats. and they scored a lot of runs. like this. the ball gets out in a hurry if the wind is blowing out of that's why you need a guy like tomlin who is not going to be all over the plate. he's going to pick his spots, work the corner and try to keep them off balance. he doesn't overpower you. he'll keep them off balance. by the way, i talked to carlos santana about playing left field. we'll have that interview coming up in a little bit. >> romona: great. let's talk about the browns really quickly. they could get their first win on sunday.

>> reporter: i think it is. and josh mccown is good to go. practiced all week. the shoulder is healed. i do think the browns have a --. [ no audio ] >> romona: all right, tony. we lost our signal there in chicago. but he did say we have a good chance to win with -- with i guess josh mccown this weekend. >> mark: must have been one of those wgn guys cut the co. unplugged it. >> mark: hate it. a quarterback arrived at a press conference this week in his harry potter best. have you seen this yet? sherman came in playing the harry potter theme song on his phone with a wand wearing a robe. the 28-year-old didn't just wear the costume. he took questions as a wizards too. sherman explained he was doing this at the request of his 1-year-old son. the kid wasn't the only one who loved sherman's getup.

potter tweeted out her love. >> romona: wow. >> mark: for the player as well. pretty cool. and speaking of the seahawks, they're going to the superbowl according to president barack obama and they'll face off against the patriots. the sooner he made a prediction on a radio show, he also said golden state will win the nba championship. >> romona: oh. >> mark: and check out what this little guy is doing on the court. 3-year-old carter making a name for himself with his b-ball skills. [ laughing ] >> mark: way beyond his years. look at him go. he's been around the sport his whole life and naturally picked up the game. >> romona: oh, wow. look at that. >> anchor: he has the moves. >> romona: he has skills. all right, guys. a lot coming up tonight at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news. a new tool to help curve violence in cleveland. a so-called violence interrupter to relieve tensions. we'll show you how that works.

unusual injury. he got his tongue stuck inside a plastic water bottle. he has a warning for other kids. >> anchor: how awful. plus continuing coverage of the indians in the world series. we're going to hear from cleveland fans in chicago for tonight's big game. chris and i will join us at now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. it's time to fall

. all right. feazel roof cam got a little hazy sun out there right now. and the sun is going down. hang on. let me just check my sheet here. 6:27 is now sunset time. so and in case you're wondering, it's next sunday november 6th is

a little later this year. first sunday of november. okay. 73 tomorrow. [ laughing ] >> jeff: just like that. clouds are going to be on the increase fairly early. i'm going to keep it dry until tomorrow night where we're going to have showers around. even a few storms. later on tonight will be the better opportunity going into sunday morning. so alerts here. 60 the morning high on sunday and then we'll be dropping back into the 50s. so it will be in the 50s d that wind rolling in off of the lake. and now it looks like it will be raining at least lightly throughout the course of the browns game. halloween 58, sunny. and we just continue to hold steady in temperature monday night. monday night, halloween night, it's going to be warm. tuesday 74 as we heat things up again. in fact, tuesday and wednesday, that's potential game six, game seven. we could have back-to-back days 70 or better and another alert

61. cooler a week from now next friday. but we are all over the place on the trend here. 73 tomorrow. 60 and falling on sunday. the 58 on halloween. and then up we go. 70 or better tuesday, wednesday. and then the trend will be down a little bit by the end of next week. mark and ramona, back to you. >> mark: jeff, thanks. coming up on cleveland 19 news at 4:00. >> romona: kids love to show off their best looks on halloween, but we have one creative child's costume that

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[ laughing ] >> romona: this is 5-year-old j joe-joe. she told her mom she wanted to be a toilet and mom thought she would change her mind and bought her a beauty or beast. she said it was the throne or nothing at all. her uncle built the homemade porcelain toilet for his adorable niece and she loved it. >> mark: i think it's very well done. >> romona: so cute. what would be better than that is there anything that could possibly be better than that? [ laughing ] >> mark: oh, what is happening right now? >> romona: that is my costume that i'm working on for halloween for my great nieces. they love for me to dress up as wonder woman. >> mark: it's not finished yet? >> romona: so you can see the full costume on my ramona's room facebook page. just go and like it and i will reveal -- and it's very tasteful. [ laughing ]

minute after that. [ laughing ] >> romona: oh, mark, i am not for sale. [ laughing ] >> romona: okay. you and jeff are having way too much fun. coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, continuing coverage of the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. the fbi is getting involved again and the feds could reopen a criminal investigation. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what

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cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> chris: we are following developing news out of d.c e-mails connected to hillary clinton. the feds looking for classified

it could prompt a criminal investigation. but we begin tonight where else? >> denise: yep. >> chris: world series game 3, three hours away. >> denise: the series tied at one game apiece and indians and cubs practicing of course. tony zarrella live in chicago. big game tonight, tony. understatement. >> tony: this is electric. this is alive. this is phenomenal. we are three hours away. first time in 71 years. talking about that and obviously i have members of the tribe. i have talked to the players, how do you block this out. we have not waited as long but almost. play our game. by the time they come and take the field they get locked back into what they are doing and take care of business. i speculated earlier why they went with tomlin in game as opposed to game 2. they went with bauer game 2 and josh tomlin could certainly handle a wild crowd like the one