news 5's kristin volk has been investigating adult care facilities for months. kristin, these are vulnerable residents in the worst conditions. >> it certainly is disturbing danita. it's happening right here in our own communities all while your tax dollars line the pocket of the landlords. >> this is the fly droppings on the mattress cover. that's what we had to sleep on. you cringe. >> this is all mold. >> reporter: and so diss video. >> when i went to bed, the bedbugs were so horrendously awful, i could not sleep in either bed. i actually slept on the floor. >> reporter: but all of these bugs, all of this filth, that was daily life for ed bricker. life here at care circles three homes on east 89th street. >> that would the morning. every morning. >> reporter: care circle was supposed to be a place for ed to get back on his feet. a place where he could get help for his mental health issues. >> i would lay on the floor and cry for hours. >> reporter: severe depression. bipolar, a.d.d., anxiety. he never imagined he would hit a new low. >> i actually considered g

i am kristin volk . >>> at 23-year-old is in police custody after investigators say he stabbed a man to death on west sixth street around 2 am an officer stopped the man . officer was working another job at the time and chased the suspect and took him into custody after he tripped . officer noticed he had a knife . the victim, chandler appling died shortly after . >>> a beautiful fall day . a bit greasy and chilly . >> you are correct . the added clouds make it on the chilly comparing two yesterday at this time, we are cooler . it is extension polar in comparison -- six degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday . we will start to warm back up and enjoy sunshine as we push towards the week . 57 in mansfield help to push in warmer air as we move toward the middle of the week . many are asking what is going on ? remnants of matthew are causing 51 and rainy . hoping to push it away . no rain in northeast ohio . we will take a look at next week, coming up . company is honoring one of their own . as fire prevention week arrives . >>> and arrest with the fatal shooting of two californi

indians >> an activist is trying to stop the use of the chief in the game against torontoment kristin volk is digging into the challenge. >> reporter: if this goes through, the announcers won't be able to call the team the indians tomorrow night and the fans say not so fast. >> unbelievable. we're not standing for that. >> it's politics. >> reporter: on the eve the indians versus the blue jays there's a fight brewing with the neighbors on the other side of the lake. love versus hate and history versus respect. >> probably everybody loved that symbol. >> a prominent canadian says the indian name and mascot chief wahoo is discriminatory to native indians. >> there's no hate involved. that's the bottom line of the everybody loves it. >> i don't think it's meant to be derogatory. >> reporter: it had be announced tomorrow -- will be announced tomorrow as the cleveland team. have the same ring. >> that's not a ram -- name. >> reporter: as fans push push -- push back, activists and fans tush -- push back. on friday there was a social media campaign hash tag not my mascot. it's the petition to the

i'm kristin volk, news 5. >>> a cleveland contractor is defending itself against sloppy work after surveillance cameras got multiple cars driving right into the construction ditches. it's part of a repaving project on west 130th street. they are blaming the drivers. >> that's right. the rules and it's not their fault that drivers were paying attention. the statement reads "we installed ramping and placed drums pursuant to applicable laws and regulations, adding to the extent that a driver got confused and was not paying attention is unfortunate, however it was not the result of any illegality or failure of our company. we showed you video of multiple cars driving that the hole on tuesday. drivers claiming despite the nearby barrel, there was no caution tape. >> nothing was plugged, so i tried going in there and just ended up in a ditch. >> reporter: it's as simple as taping off an area to avoid an accident which perc knew of before any accidents occurred. >> reporter: the chief construction engineer backs up claims that they followed the recalls and says if anyone has a damage report to file, t

in maple heights i'm kristin volk, news 5. happened at least east 106th around 6:00 last night. the victim later died at university hospital. witnesses told police they saw several men drive away from that seen. >>> investigators are busy tonight trying to solve another murder, this after a man's body was discovered near the cleveland park metro zoo, someone found a man under the west 25th street bridge saturday afternoon. the zoo in any way. >>> we are so grateful, thanks to the community we are feeling very good right now. this means a lot to us. >> coming together today to remember sunny patel at the mr. 15-year-old. >>> pretty busy weekend for cleveland police who were investigating three shooting that happened in eight hours time. cleveland reports four people including three teenagers, the first-year-old boy who police say was shot in the shoulder. a 17-year-old boy was shot several times. and in the third case, someone shot a 20-year-old man in the >>> now to southern california and one of the deadliest road accidents in that state's history. it happened in ther early mor

news 5's kristin volk has been investigating adult care facilities for months. kristin, these are vulnerable residents in the worst conditions. >> it certainly is disturbing danita. it's happening right here in our own communities all while your tax dollars line the pocket of the landlords. >> this is the fly droppings on the mattress cover. that's what we had to sleep on.