that's where we find cleveland 19's harry boomer, who will run us through the schedule of today's event. hey, harry. >> harry: hey, brian and tia. listen, we're at kent state at the student recreation center on the campus of kent state university. hillary clinton will be touching down at burke lakefront airport in cleveland at about 10:30 this morning. then she will make her way here. the doors open at the rec center then at 2:45 hillary clinton will be speaking to the crowd here. she and gop rival donald trump are running neck and neck here in ohio with just eight days before election day, which by the way, is november 8th. the issue she's most likely to be asked today is the latest controversial statement by fbi director james comey regarding a batch of e-mails involving former congressman anthony weiner and his wife, abedin. she is secretary of state's closest aide. >> voters deserve to get full and complete facts, and so we have called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. >> harry: now, secretary of state hillary clinton and donald trump a

harry boomer was there for the hillary clinton. >> harry: the fate of the nation rests in the hands of the people and vice presidential candidate tim kaine asks who was eligible to go vote and vote now. and al franken from minnesota was his opening act at lorain high school. >> you know, lorain is the home of father guido czar deutsche e. >> al franken started things off on a light wasted no time getting down to business and asking why he thinks he and secretary clinton will be better for ohio than donald trump and senator kaine called ohio more of a battle ground state. he says it is a checkmate state. >> you get down to the final four and checkmate we win it, we don't win it. if we win ohio the race is over. hillary clinton will be president. >> kaine went to explain how he has come to that conclusion. >> what i am interested in is a classroom a better learning environment for a teacher or kid. can a family get health insurance easier. can students and parents figure out better how to afford college. can a business hire a few more people and can a worker get more skills. >> and despi

harry boomer was in strongsville with vice presidential candidate mike pence. >> reporter: well, denise, it is almost too close to call race here in ohio. polls are up and down for the trump-pence ticket. today the g.o.p. rallying the faithful to get out the vote. >> we will lower business taxes buckeye state. >> vice presidential candidate mike pence making a point that his top of the ticket donald trump made. >> to make america great again. >> day 1 of the trump-pence administration, donald trump will sign a moratorium on new federal legislation and repeal every executive order stifling growth and jobs in this economy signed by president barack obama. >>> throughout his stump speech today. >> we are electing a president for the next four years and it will probably set the course and destiny of the supreme court of the united states for the next 40 years. >> and pence call odd supporters on national security and right to keep and bear arms, first amendment rights as well as. . >> those who cherish the rule of law and sanctity of human life. >> i think he is just wonderful. catholic man

as soon as anything changes of harry boomer cleveland 19. >> thank you. a suspected drug driver pleaded not guilty to saturday's fatal incident on i-480. a judge gave clark justin a $350,000 bond. police say he had a gun and what looks like heroin in the car. matthews was changing a tire when she was hit. justin took off and police later caught him. the second victim helping matthews is in fair condition. >> romona: the cuyahoga falls officert return to the job parttime. ted davis continues to recover from the july incident. investigators say a man trying to get away from police hit multiple parked cruisers at the coying falls police station and seriously injured davis. donald watson will be in court next month. >>> he asks questions. he wants answers. it is orlo wants to know. >> there's an ambulance you may be in for delay. paul orlousky went to get answers at the fire department. >> reporter: the morning check of firefighting equipment at fire headquarters is a daily routine designed to make sure everything is ready to fight a fire. some things are not

. >> romona: as harry boomer reports, that decision is not sitting well with some people. >> i am proud to make that endorsement for donald trump. i am absolutely, absolutely proud to have this man in our building, in our house. loomis president of the cleveland police association made it clear for the first time in history they are endorsing a candidate for president. during a mote earlier this month. 77% of the membership that voted, voted for donald trump. 22% for hillary clinton and 7% for other. >> we need somebody in that white house that will support law enforcement in our effort to get into the community and integral part of it. >> that's why i am proud of the endorsement the men and women all the men and women in this police union had an opportunity to weigh in on it. >> zach reed has always been pro police. >> the ccpa endorsement ran into a stonewall of opposition from councilman zack reed today. >> they want somebody in the white house that says what you are doing is cool. don't second guess what we are doing on the streets. >> reporter: reed says endorsing wanting to instit

harry boomer has his story new at 6:00. >> reporter: now 91-years-old william told me he had a violent encounter with the suspect daveion perry when he was a spry 84. >> i guess i never expected somebody at my advanced stage and that sort of thing to give them a battle. >> reporter: the elderly man explained perry and another male asked to night 7 years ago. when he wouldn't let them in, he says they came back at midnight, stole his pistol and beat him with it. >> the pistol broke open and the shells in the cylinder all fell out. >> reporter: what perry didn't know is he is a retired army major who fought in world war ii. by the way, the scar on the top of his head is from cancer surgery not the attack. his crimes to the ultimate crime. >> that's too bad. >> reporter: the criminal felony charge perry faces, the shooting death of 15-year-old sunny patel friday night as he worked in his family's business mr. hero in cleveland heights. a manhunt led to the arrest of perry as he left a local store in cleveland heights sunday evening. a picture police put out helped identify him. the night

it is not supposed to be this way. >> reporter: harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> anchor: no, it is not. now surveillance video points to a well-maintained 2000 or newer model dark-colored car with noticeable damage to the right front end, specifically the headlight and fog light assembly. police need your help to get justice for chelsea. >> mark: someone shot an at&t worker while he was on the job. this happened this afternoon at east 30th and central. police say they are looking for two suspects who tried to rob the victim. akron police charged this man after he got they say daniel givens knocked on his neighbor's door on sullivan avenue and when he answered investigators say givens punched the 66-year-old homeowner and went inside. that's when the victim pulled the trigger hitting givens in the ankle. >> anchor: help wanted signs are out at jack cleveland casino and thistle down racino. they are looking to fulfill 150 positions. no prior experience is necessary there will be a job fair wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. just go into tower city center to the second floor of the cha

. >>> political signs are everywhere this >> mark: one display caught harry boomer's eye on cleveland's east side. >> i made this for hillary clinton. >> byron kelly hand made mannequins to show support for democrat presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> to remind you this is a serious lesson this year. in fact, everybody realizes it is our future and coming out to vote. >> he made the mannequins of the president because he won twice. might say has the president's back. kelly says it is more than a political display. >> you hear people say they think their vote won't count. what does it make you feel. >> real bad because when things don't go their way, if you don't volt you shouldn't have anything to say about it. >> kelly says the old lady and old man represent retired people on social security. the guy in the hard hat is a rd figure. putting up the figurine sincere to pique curiosity and motivate people to vote. it appears to be working. >> i think it is wonderful. we should all get out and vote. i will be at the polls. >> it is a great thing. we hear so muchly about negative stuf

and harry boomer joins us now with more on that. hey, harry. >> harry: hey, we are here at try c metro campus in the gymnasium. as you can see, lots of people are here. probably 3 or 400 people. hillary back in ohio again. you know, ohio is a must-win state for her. she and gop rival donald trump are running neck-and-neck here both are concentrating heavily as the november 8th election data proeches. this is clinton's first appearance in ohio since sunday's contentious debate in nevada and her third since early on in october. she would try to show her support in a heavily democratic stronghold of cuyahoga county. trump, as you said, is also leaving no stone unturned. he is scheduled to return here in northeast ohio tomorrow. when she comes on stage, we will be streaming it livee cleveland19.com. so stay tuned for that. for now, harry boomer, we have some sound from folks that are here to support hillary clinton. let's see what they have to say. >> what is she going to do about this epidemic of drug abuse that's going on here in our c

harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> mark: rally together. you got that right, boom. the new shirt says it all, respect cleveland. you may have seen the guys wearing them last night after the win and get the new post-season hat. we will be going up to the digital blast center in a few minutes as we share our feelings with tbs. >> anchor: let's get to jeff tanchak to see if we are in for another frost advisory tonight. >> jeff: not tonight. it will be warmer. let's look at the currents. today after 68 today. 60 sandusky, 60 akron-canton. i think the high cloud cover will thin out as the night wears on. 62 tonight and 58 at 9:00. not as chilly tonight as what we have been seeing the past few mornings. warmer tomorrow. well into the 70s and an alert tomorrow night for rain. that will be a pretty strong front. it turns much cooler and forecast details on that. what you can expect for game one and two for alcs is coming up. >> denise: a local worker died in florida cleaning up after hurricane matthew. the victim we are told is 47-year-old steven barna of garrettsville. he

that was harry boomer reporting. from her lips to god's ears we will do a lot of praying if i might say so myself. >> tony: 68 years for the indians. 108 for the cubs and a slight drought across gateway plaza. and romona, it's been 129 days championship. i can't take it anymore. >> romona: i know. it's been that long. i can't wait to see what will happen here in june. i don't want to get ahead of myself. right now we have seen a few players out during warm ups and getting ready for the new york knicks and this is more than basketball tonight. >> the players are the only ones not smiling ear to ear. doors open at they have not stopped partying. and of course the banners get lifted at 7:00 and ring presentation. it will be a big affair. a lot of people milling around inside and exiting once the cavs exit afterwards. >> and exactly. i have had people say to me i don't know what to do. do i go to see the world series indians or do i come to the cavalier championship first problem to have in cleveland. >> it is a big prob

live outside progressive field harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> okay. of course the kinds of merchandise. they travel near and far. barbara, you came from new york. >> that's a dedicated tribe fan. good for you. rain is not stopping them at all and even the ticket prices aren't stopping them. >> chris: that's right. dan deroos has been tracking this even before the series started. dan, you have new information on the prices. >> dan: we have seen a huge price drop. i don't know if it is the rain and maybe some couldn't get to the game but dramatic drop in prices from game 1 to game 2. game 1, 800 or $1,000 to get in the store. take a look at where we are at. 50 tickets left on stub hub and significantly lower. people need to get rid of them. it is raining. people would rather stay at home and watch it. they go up pretty quickly and still they are cheaper than last night. let's go around when we get to some of the cheaper tickets out in the bleacher area. still 700, close to 800. i am not sure why that person is selling for $1,800. that doesn't make accep

live at the summit county courthouse, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you, harry. with the epidemic comes the issue of how do you yeah break e news to a child their parent has died of an overdose. >> mark: one youngstown man decided to record the moment he told his son his mother had die and posted it on facebook. catherine bosley spoke with the father about the controversial decision. >> sticking by the decision. he in out that video up on facebook for a very important reason and says right now there is nothing anyone can say to make him rethink this. >> reporter: it is both heartbreaking and jaw dropping to watch. >> that was one of the hardest things i've ever had to do. >> reporter: brenden bickerstaff-clark giving his son the worst news possible. imincomprehensive. >> you mean my mom? >> how? >> from drugs. [crying] >> reporter: in fact, this father says his son's mom who last saw her boy last year died of a high p heroin overdose this weekend and the motive for posting the reaction for everyone to see is to drive home the reality of the epidemic. >> if you lo

we have a right to express our opinion. >> reporter: getting answers, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> and held by coventry village and cleveland heights statue. the statue has not been accessible to the public since confiscated by cleveland heights police in los angeles. the statue sold to a watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: i will get into it here and wednesday night is the next alert. that's game 2. sometime during the night and there's a question as to the timing of this, rain will be moving in. right now i am thinking 9 p.m. on and also rain in the forecast it won't be as cold wednesday night but potential impact on game 2. let me show you this on future view. tonight, tomorrow. tomorrow night will be dry and to prove it on future view, 8:00, no rain. 2 a.m. tomorrow night no rain. now, when we get to wednesday there's a small chance to see some showers either late morning or afternoon on wednesday. then a break. here ishe 4 p.m. on this particular model. rain to the west. we think that could be moving in wednesday evening. stay tuned. we will keep

harry boomer getting answers how this could work. >>> at ems units speeding to metro health medical center, a police car right behind it, nothing quite says trauma like that. that was the scene just today. >> we are really good at taking care of patients if they have their injury is. we fix them up and put them back in the community. >> reporter: i have covered many stories outside this emergency room where a victim has been hospitalized and family members show up confused and angry and wanting to reach out and retaliate. the violence interrupter's job makes sure it doesn't go here. >> you will get caught up with problems with the law. you could end up being a patient and the cycle continues and the and constantly mourning the results of a retaliation act and could lead to death. >> an eye for an eye leads other victims and sometimes innocent children in the wake to help quell any further escalation of the situation and four-time violence interrupter is being hired. >> you will hear street cred and that person knows the life and understand the feeling that's going on and have their ear on

cleveland 19 news harry boomer in willoughby getting answers on sandor's past. >> all right. listen, cleveland 38-years-old. the shooting occurred at a big box store here on willoughby in the lowe's parking lot. sandor was driving a stolen car stolen in august from brunswick with two serious felony warrants, one for possessing dangerous drugs and another for escape and a couple of warrants out from rocky river. now here is the back story. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. individual to exit the vehicle, the driver threw the vehicle in reverse and ran into and pushed our motorcycle out into the parking lot and struck our officer in the process. >> reporter: that move and bad judgment turned into a deadly situation for the driver willoughby police chief jeff beckwith says two officers were checking out the driver because of a call from a person familiar with the driver that he had outstanding warrants. >> ultimately, one of our officers fired shots at the individual, the vehicle was able to speed away through the parking lot and crashed into a lot across the street. >> reporter: it st

. >> harry boomer has been following this story this past weekend and joins us with who the suspect is and the charges. >> reporter: mark and romona, the victim heights and the man suspected of shooting him from cleveland heights. one was working hard making an honest living and the other was busy robbing and killing. >> he committed one the next night and committing one the third night. at this point we don't know if he would have stopped. >> cleveland heights police chief says he is 20-year-old daveion perry and shot and sunny was working at his family's business mr. hero and perry shot him in the neck and fled the restaurant. this picture was made public and a report of another robbery was called in from university heights. >> our police department learned the description was identical to the suspect in the mr. hero shooting. >> reporter: police officers from cleveland heights, university heights and south euclid patrolled the streets looking for the killer. struck pay dirt spotting daveion perry entering a dollar store. >> the man wearing the identical clothing in the previous two

harry boomer has the latest. >> reporter: i am outside the college of wooster and just acid there's a vigil hailed and media shooting that landed a fellow student in a hospital bed fighting for his life. >> he is a first year student from wisconsin. >> reporter: police report alexander melchert was shot when he stopped at a rest stop in dale city. police arrested shawn a. john hopkins of westerville fired several shots at alex's vehicle. both were standing outside his vehicle at the time of the shoo. in his vehicle and led them on a high-speed chase. johnson's vehicle drove overrode spikes and crashed into interstate 71 northbound in richland county. >> as you can imagine this is a lot for a community to experience. >> brown headed to a hospital in columbus to be with alex as soon as he heard the news. >> a lot of people knew him personally. i met his parents when they happened to alex. >> it is pretty shocking. you never think a student at a liberal arts school like this would face a violent circumstance or something. you are kind of insulated. >> i knew him indirectly through friend

harry boomer is live. >> that means our future -- >> all right. as you can see. hillary clinton, secretary of state over at electric metro campus braving the wind and rain to see her. talked about gun violence in the country and 200 million registered voters in the country and talked about donald trump and the contentious debate a couple of nights ago and right now calling on ohio if she wins here she will win the presidency. right now secretary of state says ohio is really the bedrock of what's happening and she really wants to pull off ohio. she said gun rights as well as free trade and talking about that right now. and couple of 300 people here now in the gymnasium at electric metro to greet and buoy secretary of state hillary clinton. >> live at electric harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> denise: thank you, harry. donald trump will have a huge rally at the i-x center in begins at 7:00 the trump campaign in north carolina and pennsylvania and he took a rare swipe at michelle obama. trump complained all she wants to do is campaign and accused her of attacking hilla

reporter harry boomer has the details on that. harry. >> harry: well, mark, you know, cleveland is under a department of justice decent decree because of the way police have treated its people of color. that federal mandate, a controversial endorsement by some officers to back donald trump, has ran up against a wall of opposition. recentlyer the newly 1200 members of the policeman's patrol organization, cppa, voted to endorse donald trump. that move is not sitting well with members of cleveland's black community, nor members of black shield, which represents cops of color. the president of black shield says in light of that fact that donald trump is under fire for recent statements and now allegations of sexual misconduct, that endorsement is ill advised. hypocritical. >> yes. >> and down right wrong. >> right. >> yes. >> yes. >> we have a duty and a moral obligation to speak up for the women on this police force. >> yes. >> that's right. . [ applause ] >> we have a duty and a moral obligation to speak up for women in our community

reporter harry boomer has the latest on this controversial vote. harry. >> reporter: ramona, history was made here on october 1st when most members of the police tr patrolman's association voted to endorse a unit. >> i'm proud to make that endorsement for donald trump and i'm absolutely proud to have this man in our building in our house. [ applause ] . >> reporter: with that, steve loomis, president of the cleveland police patrolman's association makes it clear for the first time in his history the police union is endorsing a candidate for president. during a vote earlier this month, 71% of cppa membership voted for donald trump. 22% for hillary clinton. neighborhood. we can't be all things to all people. but we need somebody in that white house that is going to support law enforcement and our effort to get into the community and be an integral part of it. okay. that's why i'm proud of the endorsement that the men and women -- all the men and women in this police union had an opportunity to weigh in on. >> reporter: the move by the cppa meeting, of

harry boomer has the details. boom. >> reporter: that vote from the start was controversial but the results have met with a wall of opposition from members of the black communi b which represents cp d's cops of color. >> there are officers on the police force white, black, hispanic that does not agree with the enstoresment. >> reporter: recently fewer than a third of the almost 1200 members of the cleveland's patrol police association voted to endorse controversial presidential candidate donald trump. >> i think it is very hypocritical and down right wrong. we have a duty and a moral >> yes, yes. >> right. >> we have a duty and moral obligation to speak up for women in our community. >> yeah. >> we have a duty and moral obligation to speak up for women hin our families. so we are calling on the cppa to rescind this endorsement. >> yes. >> of donald trump. >> reporter: kimberly davis gill is a police woman cpd, cppa and black she asked steve loomis not to hold the vote. >> i said relations between the police and th

harry boomer is here remembering this pearl harbor hero. >>> chris, a single salute won't do, a man who went to serve his country and now coming home, thankfully after nearly 75 years. he's never country or his community. (playing taps ). >> reporter: there is no sadder sound than that of taps and that sound says we honor you for giving your full devotion of measure to your country. that was the case for navy hero rudolph killed aboard the u.s.s. oklahoma when pearl harbor was attacked on a day that will live in infamy. down on pearl harbor, now a purple heart recipient was among 429 sailors who died that day. today nearly 75 years later rudy's remains brought home to the elyria he loved. >> it is a tribute to bring him home and lay him next to his parents whom he loved and longed to be reunited with. >> reporter: old glory folded with the utmost care and handed to hisud family. >> i can only imagine rudy was like many other young people in those day who is wanted to do their part to serve and protect our country knowing the world was no longer a at peace. >> his remains final until a p

vice-presidential candidate mike pence was in strongsville and harry boomer is here now with what he had to say. harry. >> harry: mark, it's almost too close to call race here in ohio. the polls up and down for the trump-pence ticket. today, though, the gop r to get out the vote. >> we're going to lower business taxes in america so businesses here in ohio can create jobs here in the buckeye state. >> harry: mike pence making a point that his top of the ticket donald trump has made. to make america great again. >> day one of the trump-pence administration, donald trump is going to sign a moratorium on new federal regulation and he's going to repeal every executive and jobs in this economy signed by president obama. >> reporter: the pence message in strongsville hit familiar themes throughout his stump speech today. >> we're electing a president for the next four years. but that president will probably set the course and destiny of the supreme court of the united states for the next 40 years. >> reporter: pence called on supporters to stand with trump-pence on national security, the rig

harry boomer is live outside the courthouse in akron now. harry, what did the judge say? >> reporter: the judge scolded those women saying they had many chances to turn their lives around. instead, their illegal drug use led to the death of a family member at a hotel when they all did drugs. >> the ultimate price is not the ultimate price was paid by andrew. >> this mother heather frye and her mother brenda frye boats pleaded guilty to voluntary matmanslaughter of andrew frye k in april. the summit county judge was not easy on the long-time mother and daughter addicts. >> both of you know the cycle you are in. mother, you know the cycle you were brought up in and yet your son in the same cycle. you knew he did the drugs. you knew he saw you do the drugs. >> reporter: long-time drug use as it often does turned deadly. it did for 16-year-old andrew frye. that fact was acknowledged by his uncle scott. >> no matter what, nothing can bring back andrew. so we just remember him in a good way. i think they're both remorseful >> how bad was the addiction? >> it was bad. they both

harry boomer is the only reporter they wanted to tell their story. he joins us now. harry. >> reporter: well, mark, a break down on the side of a busy highway is traumatic in itself for anyone. but for the matthews family, it turned into a nightmare where their loved one was hit and bubbly. >> reporter: tynesha matthews went from a happy mother of 2 to tragedy. killed while changing a tire on i480 westbound between state and ridge roads. >> from a distance, we could see that it was a terrible accident about a mile ahead. and i had no idea. no idea whatsoever. no clue that that was tynesha in that accident. >> reporter: tynesha's father was coming from his grandson's football game in a. you know. and the two kids was in the car with her. >> reporter: so was her sister asia who was also struck. she spent several days in the hospital. >> no father or mother, you know, should have to go through what we went through at the likes of the individual that hit her. >> reporter: fortunately a good samaritan was able to follow the hit-skip driver as he took the him. >> i have no

harry boomer joining with us the latest. boom? >> reporter: this is the story of two young men, one busy at work making an honest living and the other, police say, robbing and killing. this is this is 20-year-old daveion perry in court charged in the shooting death of 15-year-old sunny patel friday night working at the mr. hero restaurant in cleveland heights. patel was struck in police put out this surveillance video, this picture of him robbing the mr. hero. a couple of days later he was spotted by cleveland heights police. >> 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 the gun in his hands. despite multiple verbal commands to stop, the male continued to flee from officers and ran east oberlin. however, within minutes officers were able to surround the area and located the male hiding in a garage. >> the daveion perry is charged with one count of aggravated murder, two counts of robbery and kidnapping and two counts of

harry boomer has been out and about with the people. harry, what are the people talking about tonight? >> reporter: the only thing they are talking about in this town is the tribe and the fact they will give night here at progressive field. they are pouring into progressive field as you can see. lots of folks on the plaza between the q and progressive field. what's up, guys. how are you doing? go, tribe. >> that's right. >> i am loving it. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> as you can see they are enthusiastic and everybody pouring into the stadium here at progressive field. and i got to tell you, the rain, on this parade. many say in four games. i want to let you know this is our season and this is the land. tiffani, back to you. >> tiffani: all right, harry. okay, baseball's commissioner says he will meet with indian owner larry dolan in the off season. the topic, the chief wahoo logo. rob mansfield understands why some find it offensive and realize the history fans have with it. he will talk to dolan about what to do heights superintende

. >>> harry boomer just in case tbs didn't get the message, cleveland moved on a long time ago from being the mistake by the lake. harry, you talked to people who clearly see cleveland for the city it >> reporter: well, mark, you absolutely are correct. you know, to be asked has ever right to criticize cleveland. and, of course, as misguided as they were in supporting the red sox, they even have the right to criticize us if they want. but we have the right not to like it and to speak up about >> what happened decades ago doesn't reflect where we are today. >> reporter: mary malene didn't take kindly to tbs dising cleveland. she is cle proud. >> i grew up here. born and raised. the sports, the history, everything behind cleveland is -- when you grow up here, you love it. >> reporter: she is far from the only one that says, oh, how do i love thee, let me count the ways. >> i love cleveland because it has everything the world has to offer, but it still family feel to it. that's what makes cleveland special. >> reporter: they don't like what they did either. >> to take a shot at a city making

harry boomer is there asking questions. hey, harry. >> har doing? i'm waiting for senator tim kaine who is also vice presidential candidate to show up. we will get a two-fer here in lorain county. al franken, a former comedian on saturday night live as well as current senator will be here as well. mr. kaine is scheduled to talk about issues that are not only about ohio and the nation but local here in lorain county. i have been told by the stronger together campaign that he has it is a former steel town that is reeling from hard times. senator kaine is scheduled to speak in just a little bit. we will of course have that for you on later editions of cleveland 19 news and also remind you or to let you know that we will be streaming his remarks live on cleveland19.com. so you can check that out. that should be starting a little bit after this broadcast is over. so, tune in and catch what he's saying streaming live. mrs. mccain, rather, is going to be down in florida doing their thing down there. but right now we are waiting here in ohio for tim kaine t

harry boomer joins us now with more. >> harry: i'm here at tri-c where hillary clinton is expected later on today. here you see the stage that says security is checking stuff out as well as national media and local media setting up to cover this event. hillary clinton has been in northeast ohio many times. don't know if she will be back before the election november 8 but she will be here this afternoon. cleveland 19 news will have it all for you. >> tia: donald trump is here tomorrow at the i.x. center. there are just 18 days to go until americans go to the polls to elect our next president. the two plenty to say about one another during a charity event in new york thursday night. mark albert has the very latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump head their separate ways today campaigning in key battleground states ahead of the november 8 election. they were together thursday night for a charity dinner that's supposed to include good-natured ribbing. >> this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not [laughter] >

our harry boomer is there waiting and harry we know it is late, but i'm sure a lot of people are there to cheer on the tribe. >> reporter: well, a lot of people may be on the way right now, but they don't know where to go. we have been here for a couple three hours now, but we found some dedicated fans out here right now who are waiting for this is ryan kelly and today is his birthday. what a birthday present. >> this is the greatest birthday present i can ever think of in my life. i am so happy. like lebron said in northeast ohio, nothing is given and everything is earned. this indians team is my favorite. they over came every single one of them. >> they did it for you and all of us in greater cleveland. happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> indian fans no doubt. >> let's go. >> this is the kind of enthusiasm we have seen all year for indians fans. so we have to wait for the plane to land and get video and get some more sound. we will be talking to you back in the studio. >> thanks so much. the tribe will land as american league champions. >> and now they play the waiting game, wai

harry boomer joins us live from tri-c. >> i can hear you now. the music stopped and campaign gone. 160 people were here. all left now. local, national media all volunteers for the clinton campaign. let's go to video and tell you about what she said here. hillary clinton here in cleveland. ohio is an important state for her to win. she and g.o.p. rival donald trump running neck-and-neck in the buckeye state both concentrating heavily on the november 8th election date approaches and clinton's first appearance in ohio after a contentious debate in nevada and trying to show support for democratic cuyahoga county. and she spoke with a couple movement calling for civility, respect for women and end racism and social security reform she says she wants to be there for everybody. >> i know there are a lot of people here in ohio who are discouraged, frustrated and angry and upset about losing anger is not a plan. >> we need to deal with legitimate concerns and questions people have here in ohio. >> she had some loud supporters for her in this gym at tri-c

one more look at the forecast for the caves. 8:00 as per harry boomer 47 at 8:00 midnight 40. bundle up. you probably knew that. you are probably downtown. let's send it back to tony and mark. hey there, guys. >> mark: well, we are back outside of progressive field and feels like something big could happen. >> tony: i have a good feeling. i like kluber on the field. get a lead and then it is miller time. [ laughter ] >> mark: absolutely. very good. this is fun. >> tony: somebody will end the >> jim thome inside the building. >> and meet after 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 to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. captioning sponsored by cb

let's go to harry boomer. he's over in the team shop. what have you got, harry? >> harry: all right, schwabby, thank you very much. we are in the team shop. and it is buzzing with activity. but these are not customers. this is staff restocking. we were in here ou for the cleveland indians. and this place there was a line all the way around the corner here. but they sold so much merchandise they have to restock. and the folks here doing that. you can tell that it is wintertime. we were playing october baseball. because, again, when i was in here a little while ago, they didn't have these. now they have the winter hats out. and i've been told they are going to go extremely quickly. again, everybody is busy restocking the store. it's going to reopen at 4:30. door is going to open. you have to go through the ballpark and you have to also have a ticket. and that's the way you're going to get back into the team shop. we're inside because it was raining outside. let's find out what the weather is going to be. here is jeff tanchak. >> jeff: okay. yes, the all important w

harry boomer was there for kaine's visit. joins us right now at 4:00. harry. >> harry: mark, no town was hit harder in the economic downturn than lorraine, ohio. it's still reeling from that. and, in fact, the people in the nation, the hands, of course, of what happens rests in their hand. vice-presidential candidate tim kaine is asking every eligible voter to vote. but not onlyo it early. minnesota senator al franklin was with him. in fact, he was with his opening act at lorraine high school this afternoon. >> you know, lorraine is the home of father sarduche. >> reporter: al franklin started things off on a light note. a democratic presidential candidate tim kaine wasted no time getting down to business as to why he thinks he and secretary clinton will be better senator kaine called ohio more than a battle ground state. it's a checkmate state. >> you get down to the last two weeks and there's four or five checkmate states. by that, i mean we win it, we done won it. if we win ohio, the race is over. hillary clinton will be president. [ cheers and applau

harry boomer live in lorain after a one-on-one with tim kaine. boom, how did it go? >> attracting millennial sincere ohio for clinton and kaine. one of their missions breaking the logjam here and the state is very, very tough for them. it is something they have to do. today, tim kaine made his best case to a crowd at lorain high school and to me, too in an exclusive one-on-one interview. >> it was a pleasure. >> how are you? >> with those introductions we got down to the real business of talking politics. i think we got to make our case we have plan. investments and infrastructure manufacturing, investments in people, fair wage policies and focus on small business is much more likely to grow the economy than the trump plan attacks at the top and lay a heavy critique on a guy who when he buys steel from areas he is buying them from china. >>> even that, the trump-pence and clinton-kaine tickets are running neck-and-neck in ohio. heaviest is the one on the economy. there are people with economic anxieties and some are voting for trump and some are voting for us. the an

harry boomer is here with the latest. >> reporter: well, denise, one question is why now? blue jays broadcaster says the name cleveland indians and chief wahoo are demeaning and stopped using them years ago. support for the name and logo is nothing new, neither is the opposition. >> we don't come from india. we are not indians. your standard stereotyping of a group of people and it has been going on far too long in this city. >> reporter: for decades chief wahoo has been the face of the cleveland indians. that fact never set well with many indigenous people in america. some of our neighbors to the north in ontario, canada are going to court to stop the use of chief wahoo and indians. before tonight's game on whether announcers will use the name cleveland indians and chief wahoo. diehard cleveland fans are pushing back saying the cartoon logo is a tradition and shouldn't be restricted. some fans of indians say the name is chosen to honor louis, a an indian who played for the team around the turn of the 20th century and may have been the first american indian in the major le

harry boomer, cleveland 9. >> anchor: thank you. a health alert at 4:00. there is a mystery illness on confirms at least 50 cases. dedenise zarrella joins us now. >> the illness is afm and poses a big risk to our area. according to the cdc there have been twice the number of cases nationally seen in all of last year. >> it is a terrible disease. but it is not necessarily something that we haven't seen before. >> reporter: dr. frank espers a at rainbow babies and children's hospital said he has seen afm before. the mystery polio-like illness can be found in adults but mainly children are affected by it. >> every child gets a viral illness. sometimes many times throughout the year. in certain circumstances a child will actually become very weak or paralyzed after having this virus. >> reporter: according to the you substantially from last year. 50 people have it afm from january to august of this year. some cases are being seen right here in northeast ohio. >> we see cases here every year. not necessarily always identified to a particular virus. more times t

harry boomer. cleveland 19. >> anchor: and kelly showed harry a neighbor down the street that has three trump/pence signs and portman sign in the yard. true sign ofem sure is. and all right. a warning if you are about to eat granola for breakfast. back to nature recalls four items because they have an undeclared milk allergen f a person that is allergic to dairy eats a chocolate favoritena granolaor cookie product it could a life threatening reaction. throat out the items right away. more on the indians big win last night. we talked to the father of one of the heroes last night. and plus, we have more on our breaking news story this morning. massive earthquake has struck in s. >> tribe is one win away from the worldie last night's 7-2 win at wrigley field. so what are cub fans thinking about this morning? we will tell you in a few minutes. and now you better pack your punch if you are thinking of coming to first energy stadium or your umbrella before you head out to morning services. beth you are he

boomer now five months old and he is so cute. >>> check out seahawks richard sherman dressed as harry potter, with the glasses on his head and officialie. very convincing. sherman wore a robe and carried a magic wand. his son asked him to dress up for halloween and his son's favorite character is harry potter so it made sense to me. >> i love it. i love it. >> good for him. >> are you deciding what the girls will be. >> we did and all will be revealed. >> hokus-pokus. >> i don't want to tell you just yet, i will tell you during commercial break but would i like it to be a surprise for everybody else. it took us a while to come up with it. >> you will not be able to hide weather from frustrates. >> it is raining, in one of our cameras, as we go wide here looking at bethlehem camera, it might be tough to tell but look close you can see rain coming down. the sheen on the road surface from hotel bethlehem, 378 in the distance there and yeah, lights are on, it is a damp start. with that said however, eventually everybody gets on the rain. not everybody is dealing with this just yet. lets switch it back, to take a look at weather watchers,

harry's meeting clients from far away.? less-wrinkly winning guy. ? ? ? ? for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. like hiv, but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. that's because hep c can hide in your body silently for years, even decades, without symptoms and it's not tested for in routine blood work. if left untreated, hep c can cause liver damage, the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested for hep c. all it takes is a simple one-time blood test. and if you have hep c, it can be cured. be sure to ask your doctor to get tested for hep c. for us it's time to get tested. ? >>> last-minute merges on highways are often blamed for causing a little bit of road but engineers and a handful of states are now encouraging drivers to use what they are calling the zipper merge. it's when drivers wait until the final moments to join a single lane of traffic before the construction zones. kris van cleave is driving through the 395 tunnel under construction in washingto

harry's meeting clients from far away.? professional. ? but they only see his wrinkles. ? ? ? ? ? for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. that's because hep c can hide in your body silently for years, even decades, without symptoms and it's not tested for in routine blood work. if left untreated, hep c can cause liver damage, commends all baby boomers get tested for hep c. all it takes is a simple one-time blood test. and if you have hep c, it can be cured. be sure to ask your doctor to get tested for hep c. for us it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message because i won't let that