. >>> former president bill clinton will be in cleveland today, expected to spike at cleveland state university. doors open to the public at 9:30. >>> it appears that wrapper jay- z is headed is coming to cleveland. no details on when or where the performance will take place. me and his wife 0 beyonce are long-time supporters of president obama. >>> it goes against everything we're taught when it comes to helping heroin addicts get clean. a road to recovery by about allowing them to get high. it is already in canada, and could one day happen here. promising figure skater. then she became addicted to heroin. now she is at north america's only legal heroin injection center in vancouver canada, and a model for what some u.s. cities want in their communities. >> two mill that site, zero overdose deaths. >> reporter: the mayor of ithaca new york unveiled a plan to fight drugs, starting with so-called heroin safe zones. he believes lives would be saved if staff could intervene at the moment of an overdose. >> we just to admit to ourselves that what we've been doing is a complete failure. it sends the

. >> more than 100 cleveland state university in 1000 students made a difference to them. they came aboard as a national partner. they them that's they volunteered alongside wkyc and provided brunch with delicious sandwiches. what he thinks about the indians chances. in terms of this world series, batman, superman and harry potter to be getting a new box. a massive merger that could change the face of entertainment and telecommunications. we will also have weather in a few minutes. classified emails that were exchanged... hillary lied. and another lie? i respect the second amendment. but behind closed doors, hillary told liberal elites... the supreme court is wrong on the second amendment. hillary will lie about anything to get elected. the nra institute for legislative action >>> you are looking at life images outside of wrigley field. fans are in the streets celebrating the crops that great wedding white-0 and game six. we know who the indians will face and that's happening tuesday. >>> hbo cnn, batman, these are just some of the big names that could be very soon owned b

more than 100 cleveland state university and more than 1,000 yoorlt of akron students made a board as a national partner. i can tell you they did provide lunch. here is another make a difference project, and in this one we teamed up with the clean and green trailer. they brought tools to spruce up hope lodge. cleveland's hospitals are, as you know, among the best in the nation. and the lodge is home away from home for out-of-town cancer patients and families thanks to the ic so our team cleaned up around the yard and planted bulbs for next spring. the indians along with the rest of us waited to find out who they will play host to when the world series starts on tuesday. in the midst of the great news, alumni are definitely picking up the slack on community involvement so that the indense championship. kenny lofton held an autograph signing at dick's sporting goods. he played for the tribes and has been one of the most popular players over the last 25 years. now, while he hasn't been in the clubhouse with this playoff team, lofton thinks they absolutely can win it all. >> the sky is th

yesterday bill clinton visited cleveland state university. >> they normally send me to places where our opponent is strong. think that actually, i love doing that most of these people are good people. you have got to understand -- they are mostly good people, but they are used to being played. are you know? it is somebody else's fault. let me blame somebody. >> hillary clinton is back in ohio tomorrow. >>> in the meantime, on the halloween beat, the tunnel tours at the soldiers and sailors monument on public square can be a frightful experience. it commemorates that civil war. some say that the tiles are hauled they are only open once per year. at the monument itself is open in the fall, mondays through saturdays, and you can get in for free. >>> the owls and howells children's halloween party was held yesterday at the cleveland museum of natural history. there were live animal demonstrations by the museum staff, how to make a halloween tracts, maskmaking, and pumpkin decorating. >>> with there is time to go trick-or-treating or any sort can go to the website, wkyc.com, to see a full li

. >> former president bill clinton is scheduled to visit cleveland state universitys wife, hillary. clinton will speak around 10:30 this morning. we'll send a crew there and bring you the latest on wkyc.com. >>> something else everybody is talking about, this weather, michael, the indian summer we're having. >> oh, yes, and we're loving every single degree of it, as well. i want to show you first what our average high for this time of year looks like. that's our normal for today. look at what the temperatures will eventually make it to this afternoon. we are going to rocket way above that 58-degree threshold. by 9:00 this morning, within the next two and a half hours, we're at 61. by lunchtime, upper 60s. we crack into the 70s later on this afternoon with the chance for some evening showers just in time for first pitch. if you're going to be, perhaps, watching from progressiv spotty showers. that 58-friday reading, you compare that with the 73 we are forecasting later on this afternoon, and you know it is going to be a mild day here in northeast ohio. a lot hoff folks wonder is that

. >>> and former president bill clinton is scheduled to visit cleveland state university this morning to campaign for his wife, hillary. he will speak around 10:30 a.m. doors open in just about an riverside school district on november 8th. the infrastructure is falling with paint cracking, and water damage. voters will have a chance to vote any issue 5 on election day. the district will construct a two larger elementary schools, and close others. it's a 1.9 million >> i've seen -- levee. >> i've seen where some schools have bucket, in the classroom where the water is dripping. >> the funds cannot be used for salaries or operational costs in my opinion district hopes to resolve the declining enrollment along with poor building conditions. if passed, district authorities say the newly constructed elementary school could be 2019. >>> the chase continues, and last night was game three between your cleveland indians and the chicago cubs. the series has shifted to the windy city, and that did not stop the tribe one bit. indian starter josh tomlin went 4 and a half innings, keeping the cubs

ohio state, cleveland state, kent state and university of akron. then we start looking at the cral all breaks down. happy to report no murders, negligent manslaughters on any of these campuses. when we get to rape and follow it over here we can see there were 22 rape cases in 2014 at ohio state. the blue b, cleveland state had two and kent state with 9 and the university of akron main campus had seven. one of the other interesting portions i like to look at is when you click on arrests. when you start looking at violations. these are kids underage drinking on campus and are caught and arrested. 200 at ohio state. look at this number. 199 at kent state. they equal what ohio state has, but they have half the student population. interesting to see what kind of thing goes on there. this is a useful tool for people looking at schools down the road. if you have a kid in high school right now, it is an interesting way to look at it and get some stats before you send i have posted this. cleveland 19 news has posted it and you can find it on our facebook an

yesterday bill clinton visited cleveland state university. >> they normally send me to places where her opponent is strong. to see if i can take it, i think. actually, i love doing that. most of these people are good people. you have got to understand, they are mostly good people. but they are used to being you know? it is somebody else's fault. let me blame somebody. >> hillary clinton is back in ohio tomorrow. >>> i'm sure that you have come up with that one in 1 million i -- and invention of all inventions but then comes the roadblock. how do you sell that great idea to the world? john anderson explains that ace -- they foun and hollywood actress are buying in. >> i was highly inspired by my mother. >> reporter: that inspiration brought her to the fashion school at kent state university. she started sewing at 13, pretty much items for her. >> i would make dresses and just, again, clothing for my dolls. >> reporter: about turned into gifts for family and friends and eventually the start does the thought of starting her own business. cleveland skyline that led to other designs for new

now today we got our hands on some pictures from the cleveland memory project at cleveland state university that show although some things have changed, they have not really changed that much. >> reporter: fans waited in a real line instead of a digital one for tickets. fashion different and a little more formal than today and pictures themselves are black

now today we got our hands on some pictures from the cleveland memory project at cleveland state university that show although some things have changed, they have not really changed that much. >> reporter: fans waited in a real line instead of a digital one for tickets. fashion different and a little more formal than today and pictures themselves are black the vibrancy of the fans, colors those picture into something very recognizable. >> a lot has changed since then and the more things change the more they stay the same. >> fans celebrating in bars and show a full house and overflow crowd overflowing from a stadium already packed with 80,000 fans for world series game 4. most importantly, they show the excitement of a championship town team. the excitement that hasn't changed in nearly 70 years. >> i am sure when they were there it was a different food, different drinks. all those little things change and will you see a lot of people packed in trying to get where they can get and see the game and get exciteed. >> reporter: tomorrow night, the first game of the world series and season opene

live at kent state university, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> brian: thank you so much. 6:45 now. donald trump has been bouncing around battleground states the last few days. it's a good guess, of course, he will make his way back to ohio at some point before next tuesday's election. his campaign website says he'll be in michigan both today and tomorrow. remember, you can always get our campaign coverage on the free cleveland 19 mobile app. >> nichole: time is 6:45. accused serial killer shawn grate will be back in court in ashland county today for a pretrial hearing. he pled not guilty to the murders of two women and the kidnap and rape of another woman that managed to escape. grate confessed to three additional murders and he hasn't been charged in those cases however. grate faces the death penalty if convicted, and we will stream the hearing today live on the >>> don't forget today is halloween. some communities head the trick-or-treating over the weekend, but a majority waited for tonight. if you need to know when your city is having trick-or-treating, go to our news app and fi

cleveland has universally been mocked as the "state by the lake." but now, a renewed feeling of much of america's political the cubs, you have george stephanopoulos on your side. >> on your mark, get set, go! jummy: next at noon, the winner >> are you ready? on your mark, get set, go! >> leaving us off with the countdown, and there he is, brian van de graaff winning for the second year in a row in a heels. this is all to bring good fun to draw attention to the actual race tonight. heading into 9:00 on 17 street between pns streets and dupont circle. the road closure starts at 6:30. doug: high heels around the office for months to get in training for it. jummy: i knew it, doug! doug: i am just kidding, van de graaff. we will be back with more. jummy: well, where your socks and your high heels pick get your brian van de graaff on "is that credit karma again?" "just wanna see if my score changed..you wanna check yours?" "scores don't change that much. i haven't changed." "oh really?" "it's girls'night. ah huh." "they said business casual." "i love summ

up next on "good morning cleveland", professors hitting the picket lines. an entire state university system now on strike. >> plus, are you ready for a car that drives itself? one company is requiring the hardware in all its vehicles. but first, our newest a champagne shower. >>> well, this is a first. thousands of members of the university of pennsylvania are on strike. the walkou salary talks broke down. a crucial issue is how much they must pay for health insurance, faculty. still, more than 100,000 students at 14 state universities are being told to show up for class. some, however, have decided to join the picket lines. >>> another failed missile launch for north korea after south korea stepped up to u.s. officials say it is a second failed attempt since second and the eighth attempt in months. >>> and special forces joining iraqi forces in the battle for imposal, with the the massive operation to take back iraq's second largest city from isis. they are expected to face operation launch beside iraqi forces since 2003. it could take weeks but >>> there are a lot of anxiety people

. >>> her event in kent state university allows her to reach the cleveland television market. and cleveland is in a democratic base of the state. typically if a democrat wants to win the state. they have to churn out their vote. but there is troubling signs there, according to a cleveland, early voting polling totals are behind where president obama was four years ago, and very much a difference maker in such is a close race with the polls show nothing the state of ohio. jenna, back to it you. >> something to watch, rich, thank you. >> for more on the political impact and into the new e-mails, we'll bring in david. david, the polling is beginning to come out with the numbers that reflect the developments of last friday. how does this shape the race? >> there are a couple of polls already out and so far it hasn't shaped the race. there is a morning consult national hoel that gives hillary clinton a lead where he was last week. and cbs battleground tracker poll that polled both parties on where they are since the e-mail disclosure and only five percent of the democrats were likel

. >>> coming up next on "good morning cleveland", providers hitting the picket lines. an entire state university system now on strike. >> and if rumors are true, a new macbook is in the works. what tech experts are but first, our american league >>> this is a first, the entire state system of the university of peninsula is on strike. you can see the thousands of faculty picketing on campuses. salary talks broke down on wednesday. a crucial issue is how much faculty must pay for health insurance. still more than 100,000 students at 14 different state universities are being td some some -- anyway. some, though, are joining the picket lines. >>> look at this massive amount of destruction in portland. a gas leak causing an explosion. officials say a construction crew hit a gas line about 40 minutes before the blast. eight people were hurt. several buildings in the area were severely damaged. officials say the 40 minute head start gave them enough time to evacuate people nearby. >> good to hear. >>> well, it looks like the u.s. and south korea military agreed to step up efforts to counter north korea

cleveland dedicated the statue of liberty to the united states. the monument sits on liberty island in new york harbor and serves as a universal symbol of freedom and democracy. fun facts-- the statue of liberty is influenced by libertas-- the roman goddess of freedom. her tablet represents the book of law and is inscribed with the date the u-s declared independence-- july 4th, 1776. check this out- a uw-madison professor has designed a new instrument ... using his knowledge of music and technology. the so-called hyper-piano is the brain console doesn't produce any music, instead it sends electronic sensors to two fully functioning pianos. artificial fingers punch the notes and play the music. "it's kind of a remote control and stereophonic effect. you'll sort of hear the sounds coming from different directions."taylor debuts his new creation at a concert tonight on campus families safely celebrate halloween. they're holding their annual "fright fest" tomorrow. there will be trick-or-treating, a haunted house, pumpkin giveaway and more. it's happening at the milwaukee job corps building on north 60th-- from noon until three. here's a live look outs

cleveland fan. an ohio state university right here called out by his professor for skipping class.words, impeckible excuse. >>> do you remember our band low cash sang the national anthem last night at the game? congratulations to them. >>> adam. >> it's cold here. it's dropping down into the 20s, 30s, 40s, it feels like temperatures down in the 20s in places across the entire northeast. there's some rain lifting its way up from the midwest as that works its way in. that could be turning into at least some snow. that's right. talking about snow. and also talking about halloween, and we are doing some pumpkin carving here as of right now. >> you need a bigger coat. >> i'm not prepared for this. >> the weather is different here than it is in atlanta. the cold you can handle. it's the wind. >> it's the win. >> that wind drives us crazy here in new york. >> adam was talking about halloween and coming up on monday is halloween. we have a master pumpkin carver with us. he has the glow. >> it's a show with 5,000 hand carved jack o'lanterns similar to the ones we have in front of us. coop i

they cast of the netflix oranges a new black including kent state university i both today and tomorrow. turning now to cleveland indian after a few days up both theh tribe in the blue jays will get at progressives field.at p.j. zigler has more from the ballpark. the stage is now set for thee american league championship series. the toronto blue jaysys in the cleveland indian provided plenty of drama during the regular-season more drama could heroes. someone's going to step up.y it's not going to be the same i guess we're going to find out.i stay with us of the indians rally together tof get the tree beat the toronto blue jays page can also getet updates on then pennant chase anytime at good morning to wayne. the full eight-day forecast just moments away. >> good morning. give you an update on then it's 6:13 a.m. when will do that better and another couple minutes.he melissa myers recording this for us. the clouds broke up then we see plenty of blue skies there this is more representative of the frost situation across two thirds basically in the buckeye northern ashtabula county. everyone else flirting with the

campaigning in the key battle ground state cafe in cleveland where she mingled with customers and she will also attend an early vote be event at kent state university. there she warned supporters that a trump presidency would lead to a dangerous world. >> let's not get distracted from the real choice in this election, and the consequences for your future. [cheers and applause] jean: clinton has another event in cincinnati tonight and then heads to florida tomorrow. and republican nominee d in michigan today. during a rally in grand rapids he warned about voter fraud again, and urged supporters that they should get out and vote by the millions. trump also threw jabs at hillary clinton. >> the clinton crime spree ends on november 8, it going to end on november 8. and when we close the chapter on the clintons, we open a bright new chapter focused on the with running mate mike pence in wisconsin. tom: there's new information about campaign contributions being returned by governor hassan's campaign for the u.s. senate. news 9 learned that the campaign will return a total of $51,000 to a massachusetts law firm. that includes $13,000 from hassan's guberna

state identity. today's eco- game one of the world series is tonight, with the cleveland indians hosting boston university pulling for cleveland. harvey: chilly today and as the storm shapes in the middle of the country starts to head our the country starts to head our uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm fig

university of akron.. chrisan cargo falls, he is a volunteer reserve officer also patrolman for east cleveland, h was off-duty at home it happene district monday scanned a call from kindercare learning center state road. the off-duty officer unloading the gun i believe and there was an accidental discharge one pass through the wall baseball into the back of the day care center next door. >> my understanding is that it went through the walls day care center. there were students in the classroom, the person who had the accidental dischargee went over to the school informing them what had occurred. the officer, who has not been charged, is a reserve police officer in cuyahoga falls and an army veteran should have been anytime you have of a firearm there is the expectation that i molded. >> theheh t suspect, a reserve officer for the city and becaus of that relationship thought it was appropriate to bring in outside prosecutor to make a determination if charges are appropriate. >> number is entered, it is illegal to discharge of firearm in city limits, please our w determine ifpo any charges will filed. >> we understand how concerned the parents must be in were taking it very seriouslyly to m sure t

cleveland 19 first alert weather app. back to you. >> brian: this creepy clown craze -- that's hard to say. creepy clown craze. made it to kent state university main campus overnight. it was quite the scene. >> tia: a herd of people formed when word spread of a clown sighting. nichole vrsansky is getting answers this morning about what police are saying. they're saying this isn't funny, and they have a lot t already. add this to the mix. this is ridiculous. >> nichole: kent police have said reportedly they found no evidence of any clown running around on campus. if you were in a dorm last night, you probably heard the commotion. kent state news tweeted that police found no evidence of anyone actually dressed as a clown nor has there been any evidence of a danger to the campus community. here's cell phone video on twitter from a student. social media reports of clown to on a hunt for this clown in the woods behind the dorms. you see the group of students there heading into the woods. this isn't the first of the clown threat incidents. east lake police arrested three sixth graders yesterday. the juvenile prosecutor is considering charges. out i

state university. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right. now as we await donald trump in virginia, going to nbc's jacob rascon, in cleveland, ohio. polls we know are so tight here, jacob. trump trying to barnstorm several battleground states. ohio a big one there and you've been talking to voters and what they want to hear from him? >> reporter: this is the state he was ahead in throughout it all. he was going down in all of the swin states but in ohio remains steady. now polks show it is a tied race, a dead heat here. you can look and see the crowd. a lot of people here. still hours ahead of the rally. come over here and talk to a couple that i just met. i don't know much about you, as i said, we just met, but are you longtime trump supporters? did you just hop on? >> trump supporters from the very beginning. from the inaccepting of the preliminary elections we had to bring mr. trump to our candidate, we've been following him. >> and how is the state of the race now for you guys? from a lot of those in the media's perspective, polls have shoe shown him way up, but right now way down. >> we know it's totally rigged. we know the m

cleveland 19 news at 5:00, a state trooper comes to the rescue when he spots a bald eagle on the side >> chris: the u.s. department of education is opening an investigation into scandal-plagued baylor university. baylor has been under fire for years for its ongoing handling of sexual assault allegations against student athletes. the coordinator filed the complaint saying the school continues to fail sex assault victims. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will appear in court next month in connection to the bridgegate scandal. a lawsuit accuses christie of failing to stop lanes on the 2013. critics say lane closures were to punish a mayor for not backing christie. >>> a state trooper rescued an injured bald eagle and his kindness was caught on his own dash cam. the eagle flew in the path of a jeep on the florida turnpike and hit the windshield and stunned. the trooper picked him up and placed him in his patrol car and the eagle is now recovering. >> met life is charlie brown and peanuts gang. met life says ads are so-called clean and modern aesthetic and no word when they plan to debut the new look. romona? >> romona: we have more indians excitement coming up at 6:00 our champions weigh in

cleveland, ohio, later today and trump heads there tomorrow with mike pence. a new suffolk university poll shows two rivals tied at 45% in that huge battleground state, among likelyoters. all right, so we are awaiting donald trump to step to the podium. sheriff clarke, polls do indicate trump is still in this race and it is close. >> he is is in this race and you know i talked a little bit about before about the methodology. i have done some polling when i had to run for office and so i understand what methodology is. we all know democrats are oversampled because there are more registered democrats across the united states than there are republicans. but i think there is is an undercurrent going on right now of people who may have dropped out of this political process, maybe didn't vote in 2012. if you recall, 3 to 4 million registered republicans did not vote in that election. some believe it was the, not happy with mitt romney. i don't know what states those were in. if it would have made difference in the election but donald trump, the challenge for him, can he get new voters? can he get people who have dropped out of the process. maybe they didn't vote four y

university for virginia center of politics. from cleveland, caitlin, is trup gaining? >> well, is he gaining some ground. we're seeing in that national poll that you just mentioned and in some battleground statesere is a little bit of tightening. that's good news for people like senate republican incumbents running for reflection or some congressional candidates looking for donald trump to close the gap a little bit with hillary clinton. but, if you look at what the campaign is focused on, they are still trying to coalesce support within the republican party and hold on to red states. places like arizona are in play right now. north carolina is another key battleground where hillary clinton is leading. utah is even in play at this point where mike pence is campaigning. and so that kind of tells you where the campaign is lk associated press poll that actually had clinton up 14. i think the truth is basically somewhere in the middle. that's where the national polling averages have been for a while. some of the states trump is going to do better than he does >> there isn't any trend. one organization says this, another organization says that. that has trump ahead, actually winning. >> i think you

with a new quinnipiac university poll showing her trailing trump by five points in the buckeye state. today, she basked in the endorsement of one of ohio's favorite sons, clevelandsuperstar lebron james. >> i hope to be elected president, but i know, here in ohio, lebron will always be the king. >> reporter: the democratic nominee is trying to draw a contrast with trump on the economy. portraying him as out of touch with hardworking americans >> trump represents the same rigged system that he claims he's going to change. >> reporter: seizing on an audio recording of clinton's comments from a february fund-raiser, obtained from a hack into a democratic staffer's e-mail in which clinton tryinies to expla bernie sanders' appeal to his supporters. >> they're children of the great recession and they are living in their parents' basement. that is a mindset that is really affecting their politics. >> hillary clinton thinks bernie sanders' supporters are hopeless and ignorant basement dwellers. are. >> reporter: sanders says it's important to look at clinton's entire message. >> there are young people who went deeply into debt, worked very hard, they got a good educatio

states, north carolina and pennsylvania. hillary clinton will hold a rally in cleveland, ohio. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >>> and the clinton campaign is getting some star support from miley cyrus, she'll be visiting george mason university tomorrow to speak with students about the high stakes of the election. voice" will be knocking on doors to encourage millennial voters to cast their ballots. >>> another reminder to get your air bags checked. an 11th american has died because of a ruptured takata air bag. honda says the california woman died last month after a crash. her civic had been recalled in 2008, but the air bag was never fixed. more than 100 million other air bags have had the same issue. you can double-check yours or whether your car is in this recall, this link is at our n have a new building dedicated to cybersecurity. it's breaking ground on its new center for cybersecurity studies. the facility will train midshipmen for real-world cyber threats. and today, some of the brightest young minds from across the country are presenting their science ideas at the white house. ten students have been picked as president obama's new kid science advisers. they were chosen from 2500 about how to improve education and s

university of pennsylvania. the doors for the get out the vote rally there open at 6:15. now, yesterday, clinton held a rally in cleveland, like pennsylvania, ohio, is a critical battleground statee says a clinton administration would build an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. clinton also told supporters that a republican rival comments on the result of the election are unprecedented. >> donald trump did something no other presidential nominee has ever done. he refused to say he would respect the result of this election. >> make no mistake, by doing that, he is threatening our determine okras. >> i clinton and tim kaine are head today philadelphia by way of pittsburgh, polls indicate that clinton maintains a stable lead, here in pennsylvania. >> it is only 16 days until election day, so stay with "eyewitness news", and cbsphilly.com for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >> homecoming weekend, now the faculty can enjoy it as much as the student will. the union representing members of 14 pennsylvania state universities reached attentive contract agreement, ending three day walk out. it provides raises for all employees, also requires them to pick up

states. at 5:30 p.m. tonight, how a judge is fighting back and what it could mean for elections going forward. >> mark: boston university sent a good luck charm to the cleveland indians ahead of the start of the world series. the indians last night he will was in 1948 when it beat the braves at flicker son field which is the braves campus. b.u. dug up part of the field and shipped the dirt to cleveland for good luck. game one of the world series right here on fox 25, pregame at 7:30 p.m., with the game itself at 8:00 p.m. and be sure to watch a special late edition of fox 25 news after the game. >> vanessa: going to be a good former red sox on both sides for sure. >> vanessa: a service dog is beaten, her owner is accused in the attack. >> mark: horrified witnesses caught it on camera. now at 5:30 p.m., we just got an update on dog's condition from animal chrome. why her future is now in the hands of a judge. >> kevin: a rainshower here, was asking for ground truth and got it. but a snow shower along 190 in worcester. a freeze warning and i'm tracking our next batch of rain and mixed precipitation set to move in. >> vanessa: this teenager is one of the dear fe

university of pennsylvania. the doors for the get out the vote rally open at 6:15. now, yesterday, clinton held a rally in cleveland, like pennsylvania, ohio is the acritical battlegrounds state. she says the clinton administration would build an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. clinton also told supporters that her republican rival comment on the result of the election are unprecedented. >> donald trump did something no other presidential nominee has ever done. he refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. (boo's) now, make no mistake, by doing that he is threatening our democracy. >> now, clinton and tim kaine are head today philadelphia by wait of pittsburgh, polls maintain clinton has stable lead here in philadelphia. >>> it is only 16 days until election day. stay with "eyewitness news", and cbsphilly.com, for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a gunman and a motive this morning, after a triple shooting in west oaklane. last night investigators responded to the corner of ogontz avenue and walnut lane. police say two men were shot in the leg and third man shot in the arm. the vic

arizona state university in tempe, arizona, bob schaffer of cbs news will moderate a debate on debate on domestic issues. for now, thank you vice president cheney and senator edwards. from cleveland, ohio. thank you and good night. [applause] >> c-span, created by american cable television companies about you as a public service from your cable or satellite provider. >> we will take you life from farmville company virginia, longbilled university the side of the vice presidential debate in the 2016 campaign between senator tim kaine and republican candidate, indiana governor, mike pence. tonight's moderator is elaine quijano of cbs news.