. >> the lookwood woman vanned two weeks ago and chris tanaka says they are looking at her ex-husband. >> she was last seen in her edgewater drive in lakewood october 16th at 6:45 mother to 3-year-old boy and protection order against her ex-husband. >> lakewood police said have arrested said for violating the protection order and believe they had contact with her and her son around the time she vanished. >> said is not charged with it. >> and he is 5'4", 130 pounds and black tattoo on her left wrist. >>> anybody with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the lakewood police department. 16673. >> getting answers chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >>> they got the money, why did they have to shoot her. >> up next friends and co-workers calling for justice. a popular bartender. >>> a preview. a warm up on the way tomorrow. the next front arrives subpoenaed, rain and storms possible and wild weekend. details when i come back. >>> art work you got to who can remake masterpieces better. cleveland or chicago? the art battle coming up. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland

. >> mark: chris tanaka joins us why investigators are giving his case a second look. >> chris: kicker josh brown's wife accused him of more than 20 instances of physical, mental and verbal abuse. charges were dropped when she said she would not testify against him shocking details of documents released by police in washington n. his own a god and she was basically his slave. he went on to say when i control her she should be invisible and satisfied. she should die. there's his hand writing. brown claims these comments were made as journal entries in a therapy program. the nfl suspended him for only one game, the season opener for violating its personal conduct policy. now in light of this new information league investigators >> his personal life is his personal life. when he goes through the doors and locker room he is our teammate. >> chris: the nfl claims requests were denied by washington police for information in this case. it is ongoing. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> mark: okay, chris, thank you. >>> we have been waiting five years for this. by monday morning, t

chris tanaka has more. >> chris: cleveland heights police say pictures of the gunman entering the restaurant helped him catch the suspect. >>> daveion perry faced the judge this afternoon he has been charged in the shooting death of 15-year-old sunny patel friday night. patel died of a gunshot wound to the neck. was mailed public another call from university heights. >> the male was wearing the identical clothing worn by the suspect in the previous two robberies. the suspect exited through the front door of the store with a gun in his hands. despite multiple verbal commands to stop, the male continued to flow from officers and ran westbound on euclid heights on east oberlin. within minutes officers were able to surround the area and located the male hiding in a garage. >> daveion perry is charged with one count of murder, two counts of robbery kidnap and felonious assault. perry held on $1 million bond. >> getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> romona: an elderly world war ii veteran says he is too family with daveion perry. he says the young man viciously invasion robbery. harry bo

chris tanaka is here about what his pilot had to say about his former employer. >> donny shackleford said execuflight told him to lie about maintenance records and weights and balance measurements. when he refused he was fired. shackleford testified under oat execuflight routinely pushed shackleford told investigators the pilo had surpass flying hours when he began the ill-fated flight last november and he believes execuflight changed records after the crash as a cover up. in a separate deposition execuflight owner lisk wits denied accusations and says his company is committed to safety and told n.t.s.b. investigators that pilots are encouraged to report if th flying back-to-back flights and he assured him he was okay to fly. the weight of the plane pilots used 20 pounds per person in estimates and the plane was 600 pounds overweight when it crashed. the pilot and copilot had been fired from their previous jobs and he was fired for performance and the copilot for missing log watch the n.t.s.b. press conference and can you click on and read more than 100 documents about the actual inv

tonight chris tanaka is getting answers on two badly decomposed bodies inside a business, chris. >> chris: romona, police made the discovery while conducting a welfare check and went to grafton yesterday along with the bodies, one gun was also recovered. we went to the scene today where the ohio attorney general's office were gathering evidence. the coroner tells us positive i.d.'s could not be made due to how badly decomposed the bodies are. they believe the bodies are of a man and woman. the investigation continues. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: the westlake pastor accused of sexually molesting a 14-year-old girl pleaded guilty paul endrei was pastor. he will be sentenced next month. endrei's son and assistant pastor originally faced charges and they have been dismissed. >> tonight we are learning more about a 15-year-old worker murdered at a mr. hero. mourners arrived at the funeral for sunny patel, a sophmore and robert came to the family's restaurant at cleveland heights and hot him in the head and took what was in the cash register there. good to their

chris tanaka reveals what's in the response and what the company plans to do moving forward. execuflight. the pilot and passengers died when the plane plummeted into a akron neighborhood. hours after the n.t.s.b. released findings, execuflight owner says its company is not responsible for the air disaster. >> do you feel the company bears responsibility for the crash? >> no. we don't the crash. we are regretful for the crash. we don't bear responsibility. we didn't do anything in that crash as a company to set it up for that. we did what we were supposed to do and all legal areas of aviation. >> two key findings of the n.t.s.b. investigation. the pilot and copilot were not fired from their previous jobs. in the statement today he said pilots were up to date and successfully completed required training. safety has been and remains execuflight's number one priority. we will continue to work with all federal agencies in that regard. the biggest unanswered question in the investigation will remain a mystery. why didn't the captain take control of the aircraft when according to th

getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> romona: we hear from a wooster student shot on a rest stop on i-71 over the weekend. the gunman, shawn johnson chose alex melchert at random. johnson took off. alex melchert completed his third and final alex and he has a will to live. >> the family says alex is in critical condition and in good spirits. >> new at 4:00, the owner of an ohio bridal shop that went out of business after an ebola scare sued a texas hospital. the hospital failed to train and the virus from a patient. the nurse, amber vicente visited shot in december of 2014 and tried on the wedding dress and diagnosed with ebola. the shop, coming attractions closed several weeks in the fall consultly for good in 2015. >> i believe we are just as close as going to a 21st century version of the kind of broadly shared prosperity we had when i was privileged president. >> mark: former president bill clinton was in youngstown today. in a few minutes he will be speaking there at that podium in canton. he is campaigning for his wife democratic hillary clinton on the stronger togethe

. >> denise: chris tanaka is getting answers. frightening moments. >> chris: gunfire shattering the afternoon quiet. two officers involved and the shooting happened at 1:00 this oh, my god. >>> another look and another listen of the shooting. brandon richards was the man taking the video. he was in that euclid avenue retail parking lot. there were no customers near the shooting scene. richardson said the suspect refused to follow suspect's orders and put the car in reverse and attempted to pull over. one of the officers is actually hobbling. >> you now new video into our newsroom where the scene happened with the tape clearing away clearing the perimeter. we have a reporter on the scene. we are expecting willoughby police to have a press conference to give us more information not only about the shooting but the service's conditions. live pictures now of the press conference podium. again, when it happens we'll be on-line. getting answers, chris tanaka. >> romona: a suspect is charged in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy work

. >> mark: cleveland 19 chris tanaka is here now with a look back at the disappearance of amy and the continue investigation to find the killer. >> chris: over the years, there have been thousands of tips but police hold two pieces of potential evidence they revealed a couple months ago will provide new leads. one was a the other a homemade curtain of some kind. they were both collected the day amy's body was found in ashland county's rugged township. now, originally they were not thought to be tied to the case. they were found away from amy's remains. however, back in the summer, forensic investigators found hairs from the family dog on pieces of the material. also the curtain is unique. it's homemade and in places crudely made. because of the unusual police believe if someone would saw it, they would likely remember it, even all of these years later. the curtain is also bringing up a third unknown location. where the murder occurred before the body was wrapped, dumped and the blanket and curtain disposed of. there's also this. investigators believe the killer had some tie between ba

chris tanaka is getting answers about charges some are facing for stealing sides. chris? >> chris: that's right, mark. sunday morning in willowick police caught three throwing donald trump-mike pence signs into a dumpster. they are facing littering and trespassing charges. he jumped out of the his truck, snatched a sign and took off. >> trump caught three men destroying the campaign sign for judge oldfield. oldfield serves as a municipal court judge for the city of akron and posted the video on her facebook page. running into a poster, knocking it into the ground and the other vandalizing the sign. >> stealing a sign stepping on rights to free speech. it is petty theft and could come with jail time and up it $1,000 in some cases. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we are getting answers about other campaign sign laws in the state of ohio that slogan you hear "paid for the name and address of the person or group for the person responsible for the sign. there are strict regulations about where the campaign signs are placed and must be 650 feet from

i'm joined now by chris tanaka. one of our newest anchors at cleveland 19 news. and, chris, this is so much more than just about basketball here tonight. this is a city that has suffered through some of the worst sports history. and the cleveland cavaliers turned that all around. all national jokes when it comes it our cavaliers. basketball and now the cleveland indians. the browns, well, they still have a lot of work to do. >> chris: they have work to do. >> romona: but we're in the conversation when it comes to sports. >> chris: with all due respect, it was the guy that inhabit this building that really set it off. that set about the summer of cleveland. and tonight inside the q, they're going to raise the banner. they're going to get their rings. but as much as celebration, ro, for the fans as well, we have so coordinated in house. >> romona: oh, yeah. >> chris: fans have these silicon rings they're going to be getting vr to the championship ring. so it's going to be a celebration for everyone involved. and the timing of everything. not only with the world seri

chris tanaka, cleveland 19 >> romona: thank you, chris. >>> lebron james is making good on a promise he made when he decided to come home two years ago. he's giving back to the community. how? well, james created a partnership with the university of akron. the lebron james family foundation. now, through the foundation, he established the i promise institute at the university of akron. it will help high school help and tutoring they need to go to college. according to ohio.com, lebron actually says he plans to go to college at the university of akron when his schedule freeze him up to do that. >>> we've all been in school at some point or another and for many math is tough. and naturally there's an app for that. dan deroos is showing it off at the answer center. but, dan, this definitely cuts more than just its share of corners. >> dan: exactly. it's controversial. it's basically doing the math for you. we all had the answers in the back of the book, but you were encouraged to do the work and then flip to the back to see if you have the right answer. that's what photo math is hoping

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 wil

chris tanaka spoke with a native ohioan in that position. chris? >> chris: navy petty officer rick is a youngstown native currently stationed in jacksonville with his wife and two daughters. even though he lives off base evacuation zone he told me via skype he is not taking any chances. >> we are battening down the hatches right now. my family is getting pretty busy and packing up some stuff. we have family in tallahassee and also down in tampa and we want to decide which will be the best course of action by looking at the storm's path in the next couple of days. >> he is getting everything ready >> we are stationed on the water in mayport and we have to make sure we get our stuff covered up. if anything happens as far as storm surge and make sure we keep our stuff dry and safe as we can. >> the first hurricane was isabelle in 2003 stationed in norfolk, virginia. it took a direct hit from the category 1 storm. >> when it hit us it wasn't so bad. even with it not being this bad storm surge that came over. we also had a lot of power outages. >> rich

let's go to the desk where chris tanaka has more. >> chris: it night in orlando. the team paid tribute to victims of the pulse nightclub masacre. orlando strong, orlando united was the message tonight. that's brandon parsons. he sang his tribute to the 49 people who lost their lives in the shooting rampage. the song titled 49 times. the players wore special it. and a maryland man shot after being shot behind a movie theater. the newest information we have is that the victim left with the suspected it shooter. that's when shots rang out. police do have the gunman in custody. and tmz is reporting that the former ole limb poohy yen michael fell p -- olympian michael phelps is now they got married in june at a private ceremony at their phoenix home. tiffany? >> tiffani: congratulations to them. in other news powerful earthquakes rocked parts of italy causing minor injuries. the mayor of one town said many houses have collapsed and the rescuers are frantically looking for survivors. power is out so emergency personnel are using flashlights to find their way around. the

. >>> now let's go to chris tanaka in a studio specifically built for this reason. we have now a digital blast center. chris, can you hear me? are you in the digital blast center? >> tiffani: he's in there. >> chris: i can. i'm right here. >> mark: okay. >> chris: hey, mark, wech sports and this is not anything new for them. they like to have fun. this really missed the mark. here is what we're doing. instead of going down in the mud with them, we have assembled our team here, digital experts in the digital blast center, and what we want to do is rise up, rally together, if you would, and we want you to send in your best photos of the neighborhood you live in. it doesn't matter. east side, west side, downtown, down south. it doesn't even matter. show tbs how gorgeous this city cleverse tbs. i sent in a few of my own. right now it's trending locally on twitter. they're going to call in all of the photos you send in and send them over to the guys at tbs to show how great the land really is. of course, having fun with a little bit of it. but there's nothing funny about

. >> denise: let's get to chris tanaka who is monitoring several stories at the alert desk. >> chris: police just released cell phone video showing the cell phone video of a man acting erratically in san diego. it shows officers firing four ugandan immigrant pointed a vaiping device at police. we won't show you the rest of the video because it is graphic. no decision has been made if the officers involved will face charges. >> chris: in new jersey, federal investigators have recovered they vent recorder -- the event recorder and they are having problems downloading the information from the device. meantime the train's driver has spoken to investigators and was given a urine test to check for alcohol or any drugs in his system. >> chris: and we just learned and got breaking news that the 9-1-1 system in lakewood is having problems. you are being urged to call the nonemergency line if you need police or fire help. denise? >> denise: good to know. new details about a rocky river man police say murdered his own daughter. mansure threatened to kill himself a few years ago if his daughter d

. >> 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 t

let's get to chris tanaka at the desk. >> chris: in the last hour we learned some barber shop workers exchanged gunfire with teens who tried to rob the place. unfortunately a 4 yearly was caught in the cross fire. the boy was shot in the foot the 26-year-old was also taken to metro with a gunshot wound to the back. officers at the scene told our crew a 16-year-old suspect was also taken to the hospital. police are still looking for two other suspects. more trouble for donald trump tonight in a "new york times" article released just a few hours ago. two women, one an ohio native, claimed the presidential candidate touched them inappropriately. 74-year-old jessica leeds of new york saidru inappropriately touched her on a flight to the city more than 30 years ago. the other, rachel crooks, who works at bowling green says the billionaire kissed her on the mouth and it didn't feel like an accident, but a violation. mr. trump responded to the claims in the article. he said, quote, none of this ever took place, close quote. he also called the reporter a disgusting human being and is planning

cleveland 19 news chris tanaka is getting answers from shaker heights of what happened in their c chris? >> chris: a tuesday playdate in front of a shaker heights home could have ended in tragedy if two little girls were not taught about stranger danger. the fun time two friends were having after school in the fresh fallen leaves quickly turned scary when a man pulled up alongside them in the 21,000 block of rye street and asked them to get in his car. they quickly went inside. one of the moms called 911. to two, 8-year-old girls and he was vaping them. and he said hey, girls are you biking. they said no. he said i have some candy in the back seat. you do want to get in the back seat of my car. they said no. shaker heights police say there may have been a similar incident earlier tuesday afternoon. a man reportedly in a similar-looking blue s.u.v. with silver trim yelled at a juvenile to hop in his cleveland police are comparing notes with shaker investigators about an encounter that happened in cleveland along the shaker border. police are urging parents to make sure their children kno

chris tanaka is at the alert desk tracking that and other news. >> chris: ramona, in the last hour university of cincinnati police lifted the shelter in place order for all students on campus after a report of shots fired. the university issued the order just before 8:30 tonight. police and emergency blocked several streets as they searched for the shooter. students were told to lock their doors and stay away from windows. luckily no one was hurt, however the suspect is on the loose. also developing, melania trump sat down with cnn's anderson cooper to discuss her husband's controversial lewd comments about women. >> he apologized and i accept his apology. i hope the american people it was many years ago. he is not the man that i know. >> chris: and billy bush said he is leaving nbc. bush who was just named host of "today show" was taping" abscess hollywood" when the comments were made. melania said her husband was egged on by what she called the boy talk. denise? >> denise: chris, thank you. michael brilo and five other police officers are trying to get their jobs back through arbitration. t

now to chris tanaka who is with our fact checkers. >> chris: that's right. our investigative team has been here all nightwatching the debate and they have been on-line as well checking the facts to see if the candidates were playing fair and getting it right. we start with carl monday. the economy up. are there any inaccuracies or accuracies that stand out to you? >> at one point hillary clinton said i can pay for anything i propose. trump said he would would have add jobs and we did some checking and thisy say both candidates would dramatically increase the deficit. clinton by 200 billion and trump by 5.3 billion. meter reads false. >> on both? >> on both accounts. >> the debt and the deficit are two different things. >> emmigration is a big topic. trump said he cans to build a border wall. how did he stick with the facts and how did hillary respond? >> she stayed away from that issue saying he is exclusive and wants people out and against he said she supported the wall and i found that interesting. i did some checking and both politifact and "new york time

getting answers, christa gnaw kaw, cleveland 9 -- chris tanaka. >> romona: thank you. of course as soon as he found wasted no time seizing the news. >> the american people fully understand her corruption and we hope all justice will finally be served. >> romona: trump went on to say his aides urged him to skip his rally in new hampshire so they can bask in the news. >> always watching. always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: it is much warmer out there tonight, and these temperatures will continue to go tomorrow, what a day. it will be above 70 before the next alert. and that will be later tomorrow night and sunday. could be a few storms in there, but it does look like it will rain on sunday. a little cooler out east. 47 in ashtabula. again these temperatures will be steady at first here the next few hours. 53, 54 and then after 2:00 a.m., we are going to rise in temperature. fluctuations coming up in a little bit. >> right now the indians are taking on the cubs in game three at wrigley field. the tribe fans were definitely out in full force here in do

. >> denise: it is time to get to chris tanaka. >> jeff: hurricane matthew made landfall battering the island with sustained winds. matthew is leaving some devastation in its wake. the streets are flooded and the homes destroyed and so far at least six people have died. earlier today matthew pounded the haiti dumping a is -- dumping as mop as six inches. it could brush florida as soon as thursday. >> chris: we just learned in taking additional steps to keep its riders safe. using a $3 million federal grant, 91 buses will have a device that will warn drivers if they are about to be cutoff by another vehicle. it will also alert ped treens in a crosswalk if a bus is coming through an intersection. back up cameras will also be installed. the program will be tested in six buses starting next july. denise? no one will be charged in connection with the terrorism misunderstanding at an avon hotel in june. a clerk's family member called 9-1-1 saying a man in the parking lot had ties to tresm. ties to terrorism. officers rushed in and took him into custody. he was from the united arab of emirate

chris tanaka has the latest. >> chris: a few hours ago we spoke with the fbi and they told us the 325 tips they received about a kidnapping suspect who has terrorized the west side have all come up empty. you remember this surveillance video of a man they say abducted a 6-year-old girl from her cleveland home in may. 10-year-old from her elyria bedroom in the middle of the night. now they are refocusing on rural lorain county hoping someone will recognize this man. there is a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to his arrest. columbus police are still looking for a gunman who opened fire outside a school as it was letting out for the day. two students were hit x a 12-year-old and 15-year-old. they are in stable condition. they are stable at aal the school was briefly placed on lock down and students were dismissed out of the back of the building. and less than an hour ago someone opened fire on the indianapolis police headquarters . no officers were injured. the suspect is still on the loose. this comes after a similar incident a week ago at another police station in the cit

cleveland 19 chris tanaka is getting answers about some very >> chris: indeed, ramona. the ex-wife of new york giants kicker josh brown allege more than 20 instances of mental, physical and verbal abuse. the charges were dropped when she decided she wouldn't testify against him. late this afternoon, the giants expected to put brown on the commissioner's exempt list basically meaning his days with the team would be done. shocking details were revealed in documents released by police in washington and king county where the browns lived during the in his own words, brown said he viewed himself as a god and his wife was basically his slave. he went on to say "when i control her, she should be invisible and satisfied. she should die". he claims these were made as journal entries in a therapy program. the nfl suspended brown for only one game, the season opener, for violating the personal conduct policy. but now in light of this new information, league probe. in the locker room yesterday, giants players spoke about their kicker. >> his personal life is his personal life. when

. >> denise: chris tanaka is there, too. >> romona: i sure would love one of the rings. i tried to bribe the employee out of hers. you heard what she said to me. >> everybody has been asking me that same question. >> i was kidding. she deserved that ring. >> it is festive and tonight is the final night where cavs and fans will revel in the celebration of winning the championship as the curtain goes occupy the season. the banner will be rings presented and so much going on for the fans tonight. >> i read where coach. >> tiffani: ty lue it was emotional for everyone. if the team has its way we will repeat and this will become a dynasty in cleveland. >> absolutely. >> it will be a tremendous night inside the ring ceremony and 7:00 if fans can't make it inside there's plenty going on outside. cath has a hoard of fans. >> reporter: center of the universe. absolutely. can't say it enough. look at this down here at 4th and prospect. i feel bad for anyone driving by here. we have fans as far as you can see. this way and when you look up, oh, there they are. this place is fire. w

cleveland 19 chris tanaka was here about what a former pilot had to say. >> chris: it's not pr. execuflight told him to lie about maintenance records as well as weight and balance merments. when he refused, he was fired. he also testified that execuflight pushed pilots to work beyond their maximum hours. he told investigators a pilot had surpassed his flying hours when he began the ill fated flight last november. he believes execuflight changed coverup. in a separate deposition the owner denied the accusations and says his company is committed to safety. he told ntsb investigators pilots are encouraged to report if they're not comfortable with flying back-to-back flights. he testified he assured him he was okay to fly. as for the weight of the plane, he says pilots use 200 pounds per person as estimates. well, the plane that day was 600 pounds over weight when it crashed. both the pilot and co-pilot of the plane had been banned from their previous jobs. one more performance and co-pilot for missing mandatory training. you can head to our cleveland 19 app to watch the ntsb crash

cleveland 19's chris tanaka is getting answers about when and where this happened, chri >> chris: ramona, it happened tuesday. brilliant autumn day. kids jumping and playing in the falling leaves but all of that fun could have ended in tragedy. two 8-year-old girls told the police a man stopped along the side of the road in the 21,000 block of rye road near bellville circle and offered them a sweet treat. a mother who called 911 said that's not all he was doing. >> there was a guy that came up, drove up to the two 8-year-old the back seat. he was videotaping them. and he said, hey, girls, are you -- i have some candy in the back seat. do you want to get in the back seat of my car. and they said no. >> chris: another parent also reported that a male in a similar vehicle, a small blue suv with silver trim yelled at another juvenile under 13 in that same area tuesday. a similar enticement report was filed in cleveland in an adjacent to their jurisdiction. they're contacting other police departments to determine whether there are any other similar reports. ramona. >> romona: chris, thank you

. >> reporter: getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19 news. hillary clinton and donald trump. today the vice-presidential candidates are keeping up that fight for the key battle ground states by campaigning there while those at the top of the ticket prepare for sunday night's debate rematch. craig boswell is following the action from the white house. >> reporter: indiana contributed about 2,000 soldiers not war effort. >> reporter: after a brief stop, republican vice-presidential nominee mike pence got back to business winning over voters for donald trump in pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes are key to both campaigns. >> it is so good to be here at carnegie melon. my grades wouldn't have got me here. >> reporter: tim kaine is in pittsburgh stumping for hillary clinton. >> this is my third time in pittsburgh. since i got on the ticket less than 100 days ago, it's because you're important. >> reporter: clinton is fundraising in new york, though she's spending most of the day preparing for sunday night's debate rematch. >> i'm looking forward to our i thought the first one went p