it's that kind of bravado that make some clevelanders believe that alan anderson may have earned his lumps by deep being disrespectful. my first reaction is at the talk stuff around here that's what happens we handle her own stuff here in cleveland. the guy chose a very poor time to make statements like that even though it may look bad for the city of cleveland, the guy had a poor choice of timing. >> police have not identified the cleveland fan and it appears that alan anderson will not press charges. county residents on edge is investigators remained tightlipped about a new investigation that's under way there. chris meant the day and overall property digging for evidence. the bot i hope attorneys at general office would only say their officers executing a search warrant. they say that weren't has nothing to do with the murders of eight family members last continuing today. witnesses was not being dragged by a car when he shot and killed an unarmed black man last year. tenting told investigators that he feared for his life for my officer is on trial for murder. and akron police nee

they say alan anderson may have earned his lungs by being disrespectful. >>a un my first reaction is is f you talk stuff like that around here we handle our own stuff. the guy shows the report timing if you step into public and of timing.thu >> police have not identified the cleveland fan but it appears alan anderson chicago garth will not press charges. >> it sounds like hess realizes realizes he insulted the wrong guy and in the wrongike city. >> i'm surprised to see that video because 99 percent of chicago fans all the way through the entire series have been wonderful. >> after they won, things changed a bit. >> trash talking never solves anything.g. >>> if you' last night no doubt you saw thet overwhelming number of cubs fans that were here in the stadium. laurie taylor says it wasn't aa bad dream. she joins us at progressive field to explain my indians fana did not seem to have the home team down. >> i spoke with mark, leading ticket broker here in town and he confirms that 80 percent of the tickets sold on the secondaryet market for game sevn of the

the victim 36-year-old illinois native alan anderson told police he was arguing with the guy and when he punched him. anderson was taken to metrohealth hospital with minor injuries. >>> indians fans trying to hold their heads high after last night's heart-breaking loss. the tribe played an incredible game against the chicago cubs but in the end it was the cubs time to break that 108 year curse. ramona. less than a week away and the latest national poll shows hillary clinton is still ahead of donald trump. weijia jiang has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton crisscrossed the critical battle ground states of north carolina and florida thursday. the candidates also deployed big name surrogates. >> he can't hear you boo but he can hear you vote. >> reporter: president obama 139% from 2012. obama says a trump presidency would be disastrous for america. >> all of you are uniquely qualified to make sure that this uniquely unqualified person does not become president. >> reporter: trump's wife hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania. as first lady, sh

>>reporter: we face timed alan anderson's attorney antonio romanucci in chicago. eyewitness said anderson got mouthy and told the unidentified indians fan to go ahead and punch him. >> i've never heard allen say, be punch. >> his client wants justice. >> he's badly swollen, eyes black and blue. both sides of his head are clearly affect it. one by the punch and the other by falling on the ground. so he's not doing well. >>reporter: romanucci said anderson is hoping the person that knocked him out cold will come forward or be caught. >> i think that people who have seen this video know who the person. i think right now they're protecting him. too many people have seen this video. just care of this legally. >>reporter: cleveland police say they are investigating. asking questions and getting answers, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >>lydia: and tonight's health alert, you may have celebrated getting an extra hour today as we turn back the clocks. but hey, not so fast. a new study found it can take a serious toll on your mental health. researchers say the shift appears

alan anderson's attorney wants the unidentified man caught because the attack was unprovoked. >> i've never heard alan say to punch me. alan denies ever saying that he wanted to be punched. forward and turn the indians fan into police. >>> another story throughout the day. this morning cleveland city council's safety committee takes the first step to get dash cams in police cruisers. he's going to authorize the director of finance to go ahead with the purchase and installation of cameras. we'll push out an update after they meeting this afternoon. rock 'n roll hall of fame, you might do a double-take as you drive by. >> brian: i love the cleveland ones all over town. it's all in red and says long live rock. it's awfully cool, i think. >> tia: "the plain dealer" reporting the sign will be dedicated on thursday after a big redesign of the museum. >> samantha: all right. good morning to you. we are in the 40s in cleveland. it's chilly out there, but no rain or anything for your morning commute. you should be just fine. i'll give you the green light there. midday commute, evening commute,

witnesses say alan anderson taunted the unidentified cleveland fan and he dared him to punch him, so he did. anderson was treated for a head injury and a busted lip. he told cops that he's not filing charges at this time. >> tia: after almost a dozen waterlogged and much-loved rainy days across northern california last month, the drought is about over. compares this weekend to last week, drought is completely gone fr the state, and they're also seeing improvements in the northern end of the valley. experts say it's one of the first steps emerging from this now four-year drought. i lived there during whether this drought first really got started. you couldn't water your lawn without being fined. when you went to a restaurant you had to request a glass of water. they didn't just bring you water. so it was pretty intense. >> brian: crops have taken a beating out there, too. >> jon: we live next to a big, one of the few places on earth. now that el nino has subsided we have a more seasonable winter. last winter was so, so mild. i don't think it's going to be horrible. it's what we typica

heroic university police officer alan horujko shot and killed him. osu student anderson payne was stabbed. >> initially it just felt like someone punched me in the hand, you just get that dull pain in your hand, then i looked down and saw that my entire hand was full of blood. kenneth: local and federal authorities searched the teen's posts. five months ago, the somali-born honor student jumped across the graduation stage at an ohio community college. by fall he was at osu, upset , about the treatment of muslims. he posted on facebook minutes before the attack, i can't take it anymore. this osu professor was also one of the 11 injured. >> i would like to see what all the circumstances are that lead to him to doing this. it. student organizations, including one for somali students, coming together with the community on campus tuesday evening to show they are buckeyes strong. as investigators try to figure out if the motive was terror related, isis has claimed the suspect was a soldier of the islamic state. however, the terror group did not say if it directed the 18-year-o

>> reporter: well, we know, anderson, his name is alan horujko, 28 years old. hasn't even been part of the osu police force for two years. so very, very new to this department. we also know at one point, he was an osu student, himself, and, yeah, law enforcement says he was in the right place at the right time, but at the same time, he did act quickly, killing the suspect in this in less than one minute when those attacks -- after those attacks, rather, started. so certainly a lot of credit is owed to him because ten people were injured, all non-life threatening injuries. >> brynn gingras, thanks very much. cnn producer shimon prokupecz has been working the story as well. he joins us now. what more do you know about the attacker's social media posting? that's something investigators are looking at. >> yeah, anderson, it's a big clue into his state of mind right now. it's really all that investigators have to go on. in the posting, which we're told by sources, the posting was posted sort of moments before the attack, short time before the attack. but it's clear

elgard, dear, this is bud anderson, one of sharon's little friends. - who's elgard? ickett, alan and sharon's father. - oh. - well, say something, don't just stand there. - hi. - you don't greet these kind of people with hi! you say, "how do you do, sir? "this is indeed a pleasure." now try it. - how do you do, sir? this is indeed a pleasure. - likewise. - father! - (chuckling) i'm sorry. this is leonie snodgrass, another member of the wickett household. leonie here has been cooking for us wicketts since the boston tea party. - you're a riot, father. - what did i get into? - i've been trying to teach this creature some manners and you think i get any help from anyone? no! - well, continue in the dining room, please. - ladies first. (audience laughs) - [betty] oh, and for heaven's sakes be careful at the table tomorrow night. s for me. - don't let this get under your skin, bud. you've seen betty take off on these tangents before. - yeah, but it's always me she jumps on. i'm always the slob. it makes me feel like i'm dirt. excuse me. - where are you going? - oh, i'm finished. you k