that's where we find paul orlousky. >> donald trump is set to take the stage in an hour. we are in geneva, a crowd gathering backing up and one similar to the i-x center. about 50/50 men to women and energetic and exciting and this is republican county and county. lots of trump. >> they build things into the campaign schedules to make up times. i suspect this was the case at the i-x center. we will hear from donald trump coming up tonight. you won't guess who i ran into. >> paul orlousky, getting answers, cleveland 19. >>> let's go to lorain where democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine paid a visit. 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 clinto

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 ready. the city's rescue squads. a new unit in for warrant issues and the other squad donated to the city by mayfield heights is down. >> the other squad 2006, just a simple replacement of a part. to have the unit back by the end of the day. meantime claes are inevitable. >> call 911 and dispatchers will route your call and necessary city with the responder with calls and there will be some delays. but not much. >> it is not the fist time east cleveland needed help. a year ago the only working truck was dispatched and cleveland sent a dozen units. >> we have been thankful and appreciative of their help. because of the fraternity we have as firefighters. >> the parking lot on the side of east fire station 2 is literally a bone yard. a collection of gear for a headlight in this unit and taken from departments and they got useful life out of this stuff. >> tryi

if i had to do it all over again i wouldn't. >> paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> the retirement did ebbing clued ashton -- exclude ashton from participating in the drop program. over the years that will cost him tens of thousands of dollars. there are no limits on his applying to other departments, but a background check would reveal the willoughby investigation results. >> romona: if you don't eat broccoli you may want start. there was a compound that would reverse the signs of aging. it would protect your eyes from deter yes, sir rating and helpy with bone density. the best part is it could stop you from gaining weight. if broccoli isn't your thing the compound is found in cabbage and avocados. between den -- >> denise: halloween is four days away and now we have answers on how to keep your children safe when they are masks. they can block a child's eyesight making them less aware. use face paint and cut beggar holes in the eyes of a costumes to help them see. have them wear tennis shoes and chunky boots and it may go with the costumes, but it could lead to them tripping and also sore fe

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paul orlousky sat down with a one-on-one interview with the former new york mayor and found he wasn't ready to ease his words or criticism of hillary clinton. >> reporter: rudy guiliani's talked law and order on behalf of donald trump. it is the union that voted overwhelmingly to endorse trump. right this way, mayor. up close, we gt a different view of his stance on a wide variety of issues. for example, our current trade agreements. >> as donald trump would say, that's stupid. >> reporter: the gloves came off repeatedly when hillary clinton was mentioned and how the first debate was handled. >> last time i checked, hillary should have known better. she is a lawyer. she did fail the bar exam. >> reporter: he did defend the comment on a woman becoming a pre president. >> i didn't say a man would be better. that's the new york times. if you pick up today's new york times, three of their first four stories are anti-trump. if you watch cnn, you've lost your mind. if you watch fox, you're a genius. is there a great unwatch in middle of people not speaking on either part that are going to c

paul orlousky has that story. >> reporter: outdoor enthusiasts donald trump , jr. pulled into the parking lot of ashland's thin, feather and fur with a vehicle made for the >> i couldn't put it on the flagpole. we put grommets on it and hung it on the wall. people who came to hear him aren't afraid to. and others respond this had way. >> we love your sign. we are just not telling everybody who we are voting for. it rings true with a lot of people. >> reporter: hillary clinton made a campaign stop at grandpa's cheese barn not far from fib, feather and fur parking lot. customers there and didn't set well with the manager and politely asked them to move, which they did. >> trump toured the store. >> if i shoot someone's bow it will be off and different and people will say he didn't hit right. i only shoot my own bows at this point. >> the young man opened with a message many were waiting to hear. >> if our passion is shooting in the outdoors, the other rights and freedoms and we have to protect it at all costs. >> trump sounded familiar campaign themes and never got f

. >> paul orlousky was there for his wild day in court. >>> yet a tragic case of a gun in the center left in the wake of a single bullet fired and one of the two children paralyzed and uncle headed to prison. >>> a bloody fourth of july, 2015, two of five children shot in different incidents struck at their home. >> this shooting, an accidental one. shots fired by lindsey curry. >> and hands teste gunpowder residue firing the bullet hitting the two children. his 2-year-old nephew and 9-year-old niece paralyzed. >> the mother told the court all she wanted was admission and not to go to jail. >> she wants him to get counseling and treatment in this case for drug issues. >> curry denied he fired the shot and advance scientific testing showed the shot came >> he got me off the streets and changed my life. i had three little boys. and he has been taking care of them since diapers. >> the mother spoke wildly about his character lindsey curry became ill. >> he was checked out medically and sentencing delayed. guns anywhere near children are not good for the mix. >> the defendant attempted t

if i had to do it all over again, i wouldn't. >> reporter: getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: the retirement did exclude ashton from participating in what is called the drop program. now, over the years, that will cost him tens of thousands of dollars. there are no limits on his though. but a background check would reveal the willoughby investigation results. >>> always waxtching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: you might be going to a friend's house to watch the tribe game or friday night football. a lot happening here on this friday night. low to mid 50s. notice we do not drop in temperature. in fact, i think as the night goes on, we're going to go up in temperature through the 50s. so it is going warmer night compared to what we've been seeing here. and dry conditions. we just have some high clouds. 57 in cleveland. 57 right now in sandusky. this is about where we should be this time of year. still a little cooler akron-canton at 54 and wooster is at 56 degrees. so as i've been mentioning, much warmer out there tonight. a windy and wa

paul orlousky is getting answers in berea. >> reporter: mi mike lee has a lot of tub he has badly sprained ankle and a sign in the apartment building is a larger problem. elevator repairs on the only elevator began today. he asked the work be delayed until he healed up since the project has been delayed before. he got no hope. >> i had no recourse. i had no family, no one to call. i called the man. >> reporter: we rang the apartment of board of trustees head patricia tyler and got an >> no, i'm sorry. [ inaudible ] >> do you think it is a funny situation or something? [knocking] a message from mrs. tyler over the weekend said i don't feel sorry for him. everyone old made arrangements he can, too. by phone i got basically the same response today. the problem mike faces is easy to illustrate. he had a lot of trouble getting up one step to the back door to the parking lot. to get to the apartment he would have to navigate 64 steps. >> if i was on the second floor with my mentality i wouldn't have called you. i would have made it up to the second floor. >> reporter: in mike's apartment he stoc

paul orlousky was there for a one-on-one interview. >> and is it back in play more? >> it is in play without question. people have to get out and vote and seeing so much in the media and polls democrat plus 15. suppress the vote. >> cleveland blew a lot of minority voters. what do you have to say to them to get into that and buy into the message. >> look at what's happened in the past few decades. we hear so much. politicians promising and never delivering. >> and government to break up the system and effectuate real change because they are not part of the system. >> with a question mark as far elected can he get anything done? >> he will without question. he will hold him to task. >> you have both sides going up against them and tell you everything you need to know about a voter. both sides. it is a partisan problem. they have gotten comfortable and rich and make promises they actually never deliver on. >> denise: that was paul orlousky reporting. more on the campaign stop and his message concerning guns and politics was accepted on cleveland 19 news tonight at 00 >

while there he talked to our paul orlousky by way of satellite. >> reporter: what is it like to campaign with donald trump? do you ever wonder you get up in the morning not there to look at the headlines? >> i tell you, sometimes i'm what many in the national media are talking about and what we hear out on the campaign trail. this country is in a lot of trouble. the american people know that there is entire areas of the wider middle east spinning out of control. we have new and unknowable threats rising in terrorist organizations from the middle east that africa. we have terrorist activity inspired here at home. there seems to be a break down of law and order in many of our cities and our economy is simply struggling under the years of taxes and regulations and obamacare and war on energy. >> reporter: you are a man of faith. what is your takes on the wikileaks on the campaign of hillary clinton? >> people who cherish catholic faith and evangelical faith as i do don't want to hear people in high positions of authority talking about what religion is socially acceptable or people being sin

our paul orlousky joins us with information everyone will need to know. >> reporter: if you are coming the president get out of town, give it an hour at least. if you are coming down for celebrations, the indians are asking you to rock the red. as you see, i didn't get the memo. it's a power color. associated with energy, strength and power. it's also a color of passion. we know how passionate indians fans are about the playoff. once you are down here, check out the pregame festivities at gate way plaza. live music starts at 5:00. the swenson's food truck will be here and bud and burgers a bud up until game time. gates open at 6:00. you will receive a red rally together towel when you enter the stadium. and, then the indians would like you to know to be in your seat by #:30. -- by 7:30. that's when the fun begins. tom hamilton will emcee. andre thunder thornton will throw out theer is postponal first pitch. daniel danberg will sing the color guards from the army, navy, marines, and coast guard and marines will hold the colors and hopefully the indians will be ahead during the 7th innin

paul orlousky shows us an approach being tried called friendship through reading. >> reporter: the consent decree between the city of cleveland and justice department spells out wide ranging changes in policing. years worth. many words on paper unless followed by actions. in some ways actions are baby steps literally. these are 4 years old and 5 years old from the karl stokes head start center in cleveland. kids at a young and impressionable age. >> are you ready to listen? >> reporter: the idea is give them a good impression of police through a book reading. the book "if you take a mouse to school." >> when you get to school he will put his things locker and take a look around. do you know what lockers are? >> yes. >> reporter: it was clear some of the kids already had an idea of one side of police work. >> put him in jail. >> only if they break the law. >> they will put everybody in jail. >> we don't put everybody in jail. >> reporter: that is the idea to break down pre conceptions even in the very wrung. >> send a message to the community that our police are part of our community and we

. >> romona: and still campaigning in our paul orlousky caught up with donald trump , jr. who made a stop in ashland outdoor enthusiast donald trump , jr. pulled up to fin, feeter and fur in a vehicle made for the outdoors and understatement to say he landed in friendly sayreer to. >> i couldn't put on the flagpole. >> people who came to hear him couldn't show it. >> a silent majority who respond telling anybody who we are voting for. >> it rings true. >> some time ago hillary clinton made a campaign stop at grandpa's cheese barn not far from fin, feather and fur parking lot. she had to have some place to park her buses. it didn't set well with customers or the manager and he politely told them to move which they did. >> touch toured the store and didn't take a drop would go bad. >> if i shoot somebody's bow it will be off. no way. i only shoot my own bows. >> and he opened with a message many ears were waiting to hear. >> i say if our passion is shooting in the outdoors, the other side's passion is messing with your rights and freedoms and we have to protect it at all cos

tomorrow our paul orlousky is will be sure to ask him about the revelations. you can expect to hear his answer here on cleveland 19 news . denise? >> denise: thank you, chris. tonight lebron james is taking on donald trump. and his comments about women. he says the republican's take is trash talk. >> romona: and there is another group, sexual assault survivors. shelby miller talked about their views on the controversial subject. shel >> reporter: when high-profile incidents like the recently released trump tape come to light it can triggery their feelings all over again. they are happy to see lebron james speaking out because they noah lot -- they know a lot of young people, especially young men, look up to the nba star. >> locker room talk to me is to the what that guy said. >> reporter: locker room talk is how donald trump described the recent remarks he made about women in 2005. take it from lebron james. >> what that guy said, that's not -- i don't know what that svment that's trash talk. >> reporter: domestic violence survivors agree. >> i'm telling you,

as paul orlousky found, help would most likely be delayed and come from another city. >> the morning check of firefighting equipment at east cleveland's fire headquarters and a dailey routine designed to fight a fire. some things are not ready, the a-year-old unit in for repair. another is down. >> a 2006, squad, replacement of a part. >> with repairs the chief hopes to have the unit back by the end of the day. >> meantime delays are inevitable. >> call 911. dispatchers will rout your call and call the necessary city with responder or calls. there's some delays, not much. >> it is not the first time the cleveland sent a dozen units. >> we are thankful and appreciative of their help. they continue to reach out and help and because of the fraternity we have as firefighters. >> reporter: the parking lot on the side of east cleveland fire station number 2 is literally a bone yard collection of gear from other departments, gear stripped from parts, like a headlight taken from another part. >> they are trying to donate in. >> that reality is without an influx of cash city services are crip

getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: paul, thank you. >>> still ahead here at 4:00. >> mark: smart kitchen. technology is now taking over where you cook and eat. we'll explain. >>> and running wild female. it's a bigger problem than you might think. the high number of women being harassed. . >>> and there's a look outside right now. 480 and 77 independence. pretty decent volume here for this time of day. but everybody seems to be moving along at a pretty good clip. >> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored . >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> there's a disturbing new study about women and running today. the runners world repor 44% of all women runners have been harassed or often sexually. the number jumps to 58% for those under age 30. the abuse ranges from being honked at, cat called, followed or even grabbed while running. researchers hope the study brings public awareness to the dangers women face while running. >>> got a health alert now. haunted houses may be hazardous to you

paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> chris: remember to stay with cleveland 19 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. you can find more on our web site cleveland19.com and facebook and twitter pages as well. >> denise: all right. hope you enjoyed today and next few days. things will make a change. how about it, jeff. >> yeah. we will be absolutely gorgeous before that happens. saturday is when we will change gs that will be the front that comes through. clear and mild. warm stretch rolls on. in the 70s the rest of the week including thursday, friday game 1 and 2 and thursday evening we will not be in the 70s and we will drop at that point. light rain saturday and then the wind will pick up. falling temperatures the second half of the weekend. won't feel how it is out there. ashtabula and warren and 70 and lakeshore we go from 2 westlake and 75 lakewood and hello, parma 74 degrees. forecast temperatures around 70 at 7:00 again with the clear skies. 68 downtown. if you have evening plans or football practice, 56 by 11:00. we will drop in the 50s. pretty mild night for this time of yea

. >>> also today, eric trump, you remember our own paul orlousky talked to him a week ago. he's set to speak at a campaign event in lorain county. it's open to the public at 3:00 this afternoon at the republican party victory center. election day is november 8th. hard to believe just three weeks from today. >> nichole: right now the presidential race can't get much closer in ohio. look at the latest poll numbersu candidates tied at 45%, but check out the cnn/orc poll. trump leads clinton in ohio 48% to 44%. both polls were done in the last week. we watch this closely especially after tomorrow's financial presidential debate. >>> time is now 6:08. as the kids head to the bus stop this morning, they can probably leave the jacket at home, right, sam? >> samantha: you don't want to be carrying a jacket today. the year when it's cool in the morning but kind of hot in the afternoon? today it's going to be warm all day. upper 60s to around 70 at the bus stop. that's the morning forecast. wait until you hear about this afternoon. you'll want to send the kids off with maybe an umbre

paul orlousky found some contradictions when donald trump mentioned building a border wall. >> turns out in 2006 she did support something as a u.s. senator called the secure fence act of 2006. it never became law, but she did support that. that was a 700-mile fence built in texas. >> tia: most national poll have hillary winning the debate, but our informal poll at ashland university found donald trump swaying more voters. >> nichole: in the last hour we talked to communication expert leslie unger from electric she pointed out that trump remained content-driven for 26 minutes before hillary got under his skin. one interesting thing unger pointed out is why shes hillary wore white. >> hillary wore a white suit the night that she got enough votes is to become the democratic candidate. she wore a white suit the night of the democratic convention when she gave her acceptance speech, and she wore a white suit last night. i thought that was kind of whether that is her winning suit or whether it makes her feel like a winner. >> nichole: according to a cnn/orc poll of debate watchers hillary