>> tia: now at noon, the f.b.i. now has a search warrant to review if newly discovered e-mails passed through hillary clinton's private servers. the messages were found laptop used by former congressman anthony weiner, the estrangedded husband of a long time clinton aide. cbs news learned they were discovered earlier this month. >> brian: the f.b.i. director says he didn't find out about them until last thursday. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that the f.b.i. director, james comey, has been calling members of congress who have demanded that he release more information about the

comey is under fire for making the disclosure 11 days before the election. >> how are the voters, how is the public supposed to respond to this? and there's simply no way for the public to make an informed judgment. >> in a letter addressed to the f.b.i. director sunday, democratic senator harry reid accused comey of partisan actions and alleged that he may have broken the law by violating the hatch act. it bans most federal and some other government employees from participating in political activities that cou hurt a partisan group or candidate in a partisan election. investigators seized the laptop belonging to long time clinton aide abadeen and estranged husband anthony weiner during a separate probe into weiner's alleged communication with an underaged girl. cbs news learned the f.b.i. deliberated over whether to disclose the information. officials debated whether they would be accused of trying to

hiding the information if criminal evidence was found. a person familiar with the process says officials ultimately concluded that the letter was the most credible approach after comey pledged to inform congress if anything new came up related to the investigation into clinton's use of the private e-mail server. >> we would certainly look at any new and substantial information. >> what the decision this week showed is even 11 days before an election, no one is above the law. >> law enforcement sources say the aide is seemed surprised that the e-mails were on the laptop. >> brian: because of the volume of e-mails, the review is expected to stretch past election day. >> tia: presidential nominee hillary clinton is returning right here to northeast ohio. she will speak this afternoon at kent state university urging young voters to get to the polls early. clinton will reportedly lay out her plans to create an economy that works for everyone.

address questions about the f.b.i. investigation. meanwhile, police in willowick noticed people throwing donald trump signs into a dumpster behind pet supplies plus over the weekend. the officer confiscated a number of political signs that were illegally dumped. people involved were cited. if you are missing your trump sign, will owe week police may have it. >> a vermilion police officer found guilty of assault. officer bolten was charged after a violent arrest with a combative suspect i bolten will be sentenced in september. he faces up to six months in jail. a former ohio state trooper charged with rape. adam forcer is accused of sexually assaulting a female colleague at her home last year while they were off duty. foster was fired in department after an internal investigation. that investigation found foster made unwanted physical advances toward a different female trooper while demonstrating defensive tactics at the state highway patrol's academy in

instruct you are there. potential jurors being questioned in the cincinnati area for the murder trial of a white former police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. ray tinsing's attorney says the police officer feared for his life. the 26-year-old plead not guilty to charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of 43-year-old sam debose last year. >> tia: a man accused of hitting and killing a p israel logo jr. is accused of drag racing when he hit and killed a man in a wheelchair on west 25th street earlier this month. he fled the scene and tried to hide but turned himself in last week. a judge set bond at $1 # 00,000. -- at $100,000. a stark county man is facing charges for threatening trick or treaters. prosecutors say he showed parents of trick or treaters a gun and hit someone with his car yesterday. the 22-year-old is charged with menacing and assault.

parents about some candy passed out in town sunday during trick or treat. it was lemon heads and you better check that package. there are multiple instances of packages being opened slightly and the candy itself looking distowarded. you should always check all of the candy before letting your kids eat it. >> brian: coming up on cleveland 19 news, trick or treat. we are getting answers about where the sex offenders live in neighborhoods so your kids and you can help them avoid them. >> tia: and we are talking about scary pancakes. >> brian: plus, it's called a zipper merge. engineers in handful of states are encouraging drivers do this.

donald trump : i love the old days; you know what they used to do with guys like that when they were in a place like this? they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. when mexico sends its people, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. you know, you could see there was blood

ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like, "i don't remember!? our children and grandchildren will look back at this time... ...at the choices we are about to make. the goals we will strive for. the principles we will live by. and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us.

>> brian: trick or treaters getting a sugar rush this year. americans have spent $4 billion this year on halloween candy. that's about $30 bucks per household. now, the national confectioners' association says 72% of parents admit to sharing their candy with or without their knowledge. that means they are stealing it, tia. >> tia: that's what it means. and as the kids get ready for trick or treat, you should arm yourself with information about houses to avoid. you don't want them to knock on the doors of registered sex offenders. laura demaria shows you how. >> laura: as we get ready to let those kiddos go outside, moms, dads, grand aren'ts and aunts and uncles want to help with you safety tips. we have more tips on our website, cleveland19.com.

now, there's a story that has a link to it that helps you find where the sex offenders may live in your neighborhood. i want to help you find it. now if you go to our main website, again, that's cleveland19.com, you will click on fright zone at the very top of the page. now when i click on fright zone, that will bring us to our next page and here in this little rotator, you will see how to search for sex offenders in your area in time for halloween. if you click on that story, that actually brings up the full story here. when the full story comes up, see where it attorney general offender search page? we can click on that link. when you click on that link it takes us to the next page. now, for search purposes i have already picked out an address. what i did is i pulled this up and we have an address 6301 lorain avenue in cleveland, 44102. you can use your home address or whatever neighborhood you will be trick or treating in. you can hit search and what this will do is take us to a map that includes that location. you can change the radius by

right now, this is searching a radius of a quarter mile and you can see it finds where the sex offenders are. it even gives their address listed so you can avoid those areas. make sure the area you are taking your kiddo to to trick or treat tonight is a safe one. >> tia: well some spook-tacular savings for moms and dads. eye hop is giving kids 12 and under a free scary face panca chuck e. cheese is giving kids in costumes 50 free tickets when they visit and kids eat free at beef owe brady's. chipotle is offering those in costume a $3 burrito bowl. salad or tacos from 3:00 until close today. and sonic has 50 cent corn dogs after 5:00 tonight. >> corn dogs. all right. burger king in york decided to dress up for halloween and it went as the most horrifying

yeah. a burger king dressed up as mcdonald's. it was covered with a white cover looking like a giant ghost with mcdonald's written on it. the sign side boo, just kidding we still flame grill our burgers. it comes after ronald mcdonald's was put on the side in the wake of a creepy clown sighting. coming up, our morning hot topic. >> after tam interviewing bower, a cubs fan stood behind the dugout said please make one more start. bower was clearly rattled. here's the exchange. >> no i -- i -- executed pitches, tried to stick to the game plan, you know. >> one more time, bower.

got unlucky, too. >> he sure was unlucky. straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, we get your take on the heckler's comments coming up. sam? >> samantha: all right. time now 12 after. this is what you can expect on your way out the door if you are headed to lunch or if you are going to buy last-minute halloween costume. you don't need the umbrella. we are in the low 50s. no rain. partly sunny and a little breezy. but if this is too cold for you, well, things are going to warm up. we will talk about when,

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

>> tia: well it started out great in the top of the second. jose ramirez hit a solo home run to deep left putting cleveland on the board first. but trevor bower just up three runs in the fourth cleveland got within one run of lindor's r.b.i. single in the sixth but the threat ended, so the cubs live to play another day. game six on tuesday at progressive field. they get their d.h., kyle schwarber back, and carlos santana won't have to play in the outfield any more. our morning hot topic was the heckler at wrigley field. >> oh, there was a heckler.

trevor during his post-game interview. >> no i -- i -- [heckler in the background] -- executed pitches, tried to stick to the game plan, you know. >> one more time, bower! one more time! >> they hit some pitches and i got unlucky, too. >> well, you could clearly see that bower was either shaken or angry or maybe both. he had two starts during the world series. those were the two games the tribe lost. we wanted to get your take on the heckling on our facebook page and we did. jackie wrote -- i know we can get caught up in the game but that is not acceptable. shame on cub fans. >> tia: dennis wrote -- he should be heckled in c.l.e., too. >> brian: well ok. and julianna and many others wrote -- stay classy, chicago. >> tia: janet wrote that's ok they were excited sunday. but wait 'til tuesday. they can go running back home

go win-dians all the way. you can join the morning hot topic conversation on our facebook page. >> samantha: all right. time now 12:17 on this monday. it is halloween. but, nothing scary happening in the world of weather. at least for today. right? things have been very quiet. we are completely dry. you can see in our satellite imagery that we have a lot of cloud cover moving through the area but for the most part these are certainly fair-weather clouds. they aren't going to produce any rain for the rest of the afternoon and even into tonight. we should stay dry. here's your afternoon planner. if you have to get some candy, maybe you ate it all and you got to get more for the trick or treaters, guilty. speaking from experience here. then you are looking at quiet weather to get out there and do so. forget the umbrella. we are partly sunny for the rest of the afternoon. i'm going to go 55 at 1:00 hitting 58 at 3:00.

work today 5:00, 6:00. and things are going to start to drop. we will be in the low 50s for trick or treating. this is what the forecast looks like tonight if you are trying to figure out whether or not you should throw a coat on over your costume or over your child's costume. i don't think you need the big down parka or anything like that, you know. sometimes we got to throw those big puffy jackets on over top of the costumes. not this year. i'm going to go 54 at 6:00. really not bad. 8:00, though, a little cool. we will hit a me 51 at that point. then eventually bottoming out around 49 early tomorrow morning. tomorrow's forecast, this is our big weather story in the days ahead. a major warmup. and we talked about this a lot this morning how it would feel like fall today but the first day of november totally different. 50s in the morning. 70 midday and then an afternoon high in the mid 70s tomorrow. i do think we will get a little more sun tomorrow, as well.

anything happening in cleveland tomorrow night, right? yeah, there's a pretty big game. game six of the world series. and, this is what it looks like from a weather perspective. tomorrow night at 8:00, that is first pitch. i think we'll have a light south wind. 70. partly cloudy skies and then we will only drop to about 67 by the final out. so, by november standards, this is a very warm night. no rain for this one. i do not expect any weather-related issues. it's windy. we aren't going to be battling, you know, high wind and rain or anything like that. and if you are liking the warm weather, well, i'm thinking it's going to stick around all the way through wednesday. i did go 74 on wednesday. but as brian pointed out this morning, i only put one "c" on the seven day because i'm hoping that i will not have to give you a game seven forecast. hopefully we can knock it out tomorrow. take a look at that full seven-day thursday we do have a

showers are likely. plan for rain for the morning drive thursday and then the rest of the seven-day very quiet, as we change those clocks back an hour on sunday >> brian: next letter i want it see is there a "p" for parade. >> samantha: i'm hoping that will be the next tribe forecast. not a game seven. i don't want to deal with that. >> tia: it's coming. yeah. >> brian: close-out tuesday. >> samantha: you've been saying it. >> tia: this is incredible video. a scary situation in china. look at t a three-year-old seen riding his toy car -- i know -- where are the parents? >> brian: why doesn't somebody stop? >> tia: so many questions. this was during rush hour. a policeman on a motorcycle saw the child and got the child to safety. the officer tracked down the child's mom and returned that little kid to his mother. >> brian: jeez. all right. last-minute merges on highways are often blamed for causing road rage but engineers in a handful of states are encouraging drivers to use the

final moments to join a single lane of traffic before construction zones. will chris van cleave explain also the controversial move. >> i stay in that lane as long as possible and then i merge into it. >> can you really blame deanna when the other cars line up in the right lane, all that empty pavement is on the left sitting there unused. now some traffic engineers are saying go. use that space. >> so it's ok to cut? >> it's ok to take turns. >> kansas is one of at least eight states to t as the zipper merge system. the state department of transportation put up signs asking drivers to use both lanes and take turns near a bridge construction project outside kansas city. >> kdot's finding what this does is bring predictibility to the commute. they know it takes five to six minutes to get through the work zone even in peak traffic. from the air, you can see the cars keep moving about and they come together like the teeth of

benefits of zipper merging including up to 50% shorter lines, a reduction in speeds around construction workers, and drivers reporting less anxiety and frustration. the transportation officials in other states aren't entirely convinced. cal-tran spokesman mark dinger says his state continues to encourage drivers to merge early. >> we don't want those people to cut in at the very last second. not only can it lead to road rage incidents but also sudden collision. >> do you see a day where the zipper merge is the norm? >> yeah. it's not something that we'll have to sign and teach forever. it's just kind of one of those things that will come along as our cities grow. >> tia: well there's still a whole lot more to come on cleveland 19 news at noon. >> brian: we have heard about the loch ness monster for decades. even seen some, well, shaky video. but nessie could be heading to

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>> tia: oh, yeah, no doubt you have heard of the loch ness monster. >> oh, yeah. the lake erie monster, too. but this one's a little

cousin living in an alaska river. a video released by the u.s. bureau of land management shows a strange figure swirling and floating in the chenna river. this is in fairbanks, alaska. many wonder if there's a relative or if nessie has moved to thes. it was about 15 feet long. some believe it's a sea monster or maybe a giant steurgeon. others think rope that snagged on the bottom with chunks of ice. >> tia: no that's something living. the way it's moving around oh, yeah. that's alive. >> samantha: maybe barnacles or something. >> brian: looks like ice to me. flowing with the corns. >> tia: that's suspicious. >> samantha: that's the most convincing piece of "nessy" thing i've ever seen. we hear these stories a lot. >> brian: but did it look like something to you? >> tia: didn't you see -- >> samantha: i don't know. >> brian: what was it doing

>> tia: you could see the ripple effect from movement in the water. >> brian: it's the currents pushing. >> tia: i'm telling you. something. >> samantha: let's talk about trick or treating. that's a good halloween costume. what are you? i'm "nessy." i like that. somebody out there is the loch ness monster. >> tia: i'm terrified now. >> samantha: trick or treat forecast, low-to-mid 50s for this one. weather looks pretty good. i hope you get all the candy that you want and i think you should eat tomorrow. >> tia: i don't think so. >> samantha: a lot of parents are saying i hate samantha right now. let's look at what happens after halloween. the good news is the kids will be outside running off all that energy tomorrow because it's going to be super nice. mid 70s. 74 on wednesday. rain on thursday. rust of the seven-day looks good. go tribe. >> tia: go tribe! get it done tomorrow. >> brian: closeout tuesday.

the young and the restless is up next. next. have a our children, they look up to us. next. have a what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be?

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