did you see this, beth mccloud? >> beth: i don't know. >> mark: this clip is going viral right now. dancing. [ laughing ] >> mark: he's out there all hip. kyrie is talking to somebody pretty familiar back there too. how did they not notice -- >> tiffani: he's doing the shoulder. he's doing the shoulder. >> beth: my husband is like kyrie is -- >> mark: exactly. he's doing his thing. >> beth: when the guys are playing a game and you get one of the actual players, especially kyrie to come sit down and talk about the game. >> mark: absolutely. >> tiffani: and you're like focused. you're not looking at the shoulder >> beth: i don't know how he could miss the shoulder moves. >>> look at these moves. our feazel roof cam has taken ground level now. it wants to get in on the action. >> mark: it's over the roof of that car. there it is. t >> beth: it's a very short car. it's beautiful out there. temperatures near 80 degrees or above. look at this. sandusky, hopkins reporting 80 degrees. sunshine. akron-canton you're at 76 and a couple clouds out there. you actually could see a couple tonight.

beth mccleod is here to show beth? >> beth: yeah. thankfully the eye of the storm has stayed off the coastline and track to the northeast. it has weakened and it doesn't mean it definitely will settle down at least. we will track this through the weekend. winds over 100 miles an hour and just off the coast and it helps and hurts. it helps where the wind is affected on the coastli seeing mostly heavy rain and winds out towards the ocean. that's the good news. bad news is it will get worse for south carolina and the coastline as it will come around a thunderstorm and hit florida again. look at this rain total. dan deroos has hoer more. >> dan: this is how they can tell how bad it is. power is out. they don't have tv. they can get on social media. cnn posting this video a home in palm coast, florida and look at the home security video and it was posted by alexander wilson keep an eye on the left side of the screen. the hotel. and there's the debris off the top of the hotel and crazy video coming out of there. >> you have to think of thi

>>jen: thanks, beth. we also have more great news for the cleveland indians as regular season ends today. we head to the playoffs. got mark schwab here with all the details' awesome part is the regular season ended today and not tomorrow. they're not going to have to play that game tomorrow in detroit. they're not playing on the road alds. tribe will host boston in game one on thursday at progressive field today. went as well as it could have for the tribe. first they beat the royals. won that game 3-2. sweep the series. get 94th win of the year. moments after their game ended, detroit lost to atlanta. that eliminated the tigers from postseason. they're out. and monday, that makeup game not going to be needed because then toronto beat boston. that clinched home field for the indians. to go to detroit tomorrow and play that game. so they win it all today. no game tomorrow. terry francona said it will be temperature bauer for game the one. kluber will start on game two. looks like that groin injury will not

beth? >> beth: well, looking at the roof cam, you might want to think about eating dinnerou the roof cam showing not a lot of clouds on the lakeshore. but the clouds are coming back and a chance of some sprinkles, but i'll tell you what, you'll like the seven-day forecast. pretty much guarantee it. not a lot of rain in it. i'll explain coming up. >> announcer: get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland news app, powered by the calvetta brothers floor i'm ted strickland, and i approve this message. i carried a rifle in iraq and afghanistan, so we wouldn't have to worry about terrorists using them here. but now rob portman's blocking common sense laws to stop terrorists and criminals from getting guns. senator portman said no to background checks on all purchases. even voted to allow people on the terrorism watch list to buy guns. senator portman, i fought to keep america safe... cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> jen: well, i d

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and it's a little cooler, beth. >>beth: it is cooler. as a matter of fact, tomorrow morning is going to be colder than it was this morning. some of you will be into the mid 30s. the leaves, however, are a little behind, lydia. we haven't seep a lot of foliage change yet. but watch it start popping out this week as temperatures start taking a dive. most of cleveland will wake up medina, get ready. some of your temperatures may drop down into the mid 30s. really cold night tonight. no rain in forecast for tomorrow or tuesday. wednesday, rain, 30% chance we see rain showers. but that's at night. so get a gorgeous day in on wednesday before the showers come in thursday, it could linger a little before 8:00 in the morning. thursday is going to be great. so it's a beautiful week ahead. temperatures, we have a little bit of everything unless you want it all warm and toasty. not really going to see that it's cool tomorrow. only low 60s. we make it up near 70 and 74 tuesday and wednesday. once that cold front comes through that brings the rain we

beth? >> beth: well, lydia, we reached the high temperature of 66 degrees. i'm sure you're thinking, never felt that warm. that was about 1:00 this morning. temperatures dropped to the mid-50s. look at all of that cloud cover. still seeing some light rain showers. i'll give you your halloween janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. >> announcer: live from cleveland's news center, driven this is cleveland 19 news. >> lydia: and welcome back. well, today people gathered at the native american cultural gardens for a vigil to pray for the people protesting at standing rock. hundreds of tribal nations and other people passionate about prote

beth mcleod is in the first alert center with the latest. beth, how long will it last? >>beth: we are going to see the 80s for a couple of days. normally we don't get the 80s at least a couple days in a row. you have to go back to 60s laste of 80? days. tomorrow low 80s, a warm one and windy one on top of it. but to get things going on monday, some of you are going to be dealing with some rain showers. cloud cover gets us to lunchtime. then the sun comes out in full force. but in the meantime we are dealing with scattered showers, waves of rain coming through our area. we are seeing anything from drizzle to up to a rumble of thunder. this will continue. it will start lightening up as we go through the overnight hours. around till 9:00. but look at doppler max. yellows and oranges is not a good sign. if you have to head out tonight, be prepared to deal with heavy rain right through downtown, all the way down and starting to head out towards the east side. put a tracker on this. east cleveland just a little after 11:30. cleveland heights, 11:46. this heaviest rain of the

boys of summer weather, beth mccleod. >> beth: unbelievable. 80 degrees. i know some of you are saying thank goodness we didn't break records. we have current temperatures on it and downtown feeling absolutely no pain. hopkins is reporting 80 to the lakefront. 74 elyria and you are holdingst don't forget sunset at 7:00 if you have to be in your seats early, know when the sun starts setting take a look at the hourly temperatures. as soon as the sun starts sets we will take a dip. we are the beginning part of the game. most of us in the upper 60s. the fall-like air is what will you feel for the late show. we have clear conditions and no threat of rain and well above weapon. the lake temperature and current temperatures are okay. >> denise: we would like to bring them on. >> trevor bauer it wouldn't bother him in the least. >> tony: he doesn't get too phased. >> a unique personality. >> denise: i follow him on twitter. his tweets are hilarious. all right, chris, we'll see you in a littlehi back to you. >> chris: that nip in the air is october baseball. more n

beth? >>beth: oh, no, nothing sneaky about our forecast. it's going to be on the chilly side. back to average. live look outside off our feazel roof cam. it's cloudy and it's cool. today we made it up to 66. we go to the 70s really soon. i'll point it out to you coming >> a powerful earthquake has caused widespread destruction in italy. but so far there are no reports of fatalities. jonathan vigliotti has the latest now from london. >>reporter: audio from surveillance video captured the rumble of the powerful 6.6 earthquake as it hit central and southern italy early sunday morning. by daybreak, the damage from the strongest quake to hit the country in nearly 36 years was visible. >> it's a very sad day for my home country. >> in norcia, one of the hardest hit areas, a historical cathedral and other buildings crumbled to the ground. where buildings rocked and chandeliers swayed. aftershocks are a major concern. a group of nuns ran for their lives when their church began to shake. firefighters cleared debris from roads to allow emergency vehicles access to the injured. entire vi

. >> lydia: thank you, beth. on po to picks, hillary clinton and donald trump stepped away from the campaign trail today, wednesday. leavingtheir running mates to comparey the campaign's message. brook silva-braga has more from new york. >> reporter: tim kaine went table-to-table sunday, rallying support for hillary clinton at a miami diner. >> florida is close and there's so many other close states. we have to assume that's the case and i think it will be the case right up to the end. >> reporter: the latest battleground tracker shows clinton with a slim but growing lead or to 40%. thanks to much stronger support among women than a month ago, now up with that group by 15 points. trump has been fighting a growing list of allegations of unwanted swallow advance -- sexual advances. >> you have phony people coming up with phony allegations, with no witnesses whatsoever. >> reporter: on twitter sunday, trump wrote election is being rigged by the media and a coordinated he was with the stories that never happened into

beth: it is early days.n at this for six years and declared the industrial internet as part of our future. i think it is the intersection of the physical and digital, the hardware and the software so we need to continue to throw the hardware-based as we recruit software people. we are hiring great talent. i think it is a different kind of challenge and people have been hiring for in silicon valley and the bay area so that creates its own momentum, huge data sets, big challenges with health care, energy, transportation. i think with that comes a different mission for some people who are looking for what's next in the software space. emily: some people feel we are in a period of technological stagnation and we are also seeing rockets and self driving cars. how do you balance out the big corporation innovating from within and acquiring? beth: i think you probably have to do all of those things and in the past decade or so you would see us evolve our model were -- where we are continuing to do core innovation. o

our friend, beth nelson, and, beth had written a beautiful song for her husband when he passed away. and we decided to write this album and share our grief and our sorrow, and also our healing and compassion and give people hope with these things and we created new albums around grief. [ applause ] >> but you still in vegas, right? >> yes, i am still in vegas, a good time. you gonna come see us? >> did you just invite me? i am there! >> i did invite you. >> can i bring him along, too? >> you know what? if you are performing summer nights and now that it's no longer summer, it would be fine -- fun to relive the glory days and watch you perform. road trip? >> yes, please. >> we would love that. [ applause ] >> dr. travis: olivia mentioned her two friends, beth and amy. they are here, and later in perform a song from her new album. >> announcer: coming up an empowering message from olivia newton john and her group, "live on" that you won't wanna miss. and then, why one celebrity was pregnancy shamed on the sub way. >>lolivia caused a stir, when she tweeted. you won't get your seat to a

>> anchor: thank you beth. continuing to track breaking news of another massi morning. and this is the third after shock felt in central and southern italy just this week. and in the last half hour we have learned six people were trapped in buildings near the basilica of san benedict. several hurt. but no, no one killed. and back to the top story. what a win for the indians. they are one win away from world series title. and now cub fans seem to be we did some searching this morning. found tickets for as low as a cheap $750. that is a third of what they were going for at the beginning of the series. some cub fans selling seats for as much as $2000 just last week. when indian -- one i couldian is enjoying this series. he is from chicago. our shelby miller is in the windy center. there are a few jason kipnis jerseys in the stand in chicago game. right? >> reporter: yeah, lid y inside of the field here. jason kipnis's family sink hide home plate for all three games here. like you said. it is funny. they are from c

beth, where is this hurricane now? where is it headed? >> beth: right now it's off the coast of jacksonville. probably in the in florida. the longer it stays off to the ocean and away from the coast, it continues to build power. technically it's down to a category 3. but as it hovers over the coastline and not making landfall, it's just creating more energy right now. it is pummeling along just outside of 45 miles outside of jacksonville at this point. it has been downgraded to a category 3. as it goes north, northeast ward, it's probably going to downgrade even more. as ate probably hit category 2 by the time it gets to south carolina. and that's where they think it's going to make some landfall. the bands right now 115 mile per hour winds. but don't forget last night some of the outer bands were over 100 miles per hour. right now that's come down just a little bit. but a lot of areas still getting inundated. by the time we get to saturday, that's where we'll be really watching south carolina and to see the storm surge. right now the big

(sot- beth d not a style setter." "but she is the one who needs to distinguish between what a first lady looks like and what a female president looks like" take her gop-red pantsuit at the first presidential debate (sot- beth dincuff)"i do think her wearing a red ensemble was purposeful"if she wins, clinton's style decisions -- good or bad -- will be what potential future female presidents have to draw from but it's not just the fashion elite that pick up on style cues, which is why you see first ladies, politicians and wearstyle has become more of a priority for politicians since the 1960s after the first televised presidential debates (sot- beth dincuff)"john f. kennedy came off looking much younger and vital. richard nixon came off as looking shifty and nervous and sweaty." those debates helped establish a specific look and style expectation for male presidents (sot- beth dincuff)"it's very much like an east coast, a little bit of preppy, a little bit of professional business man way."so you may not think of clinto

beth, when will runners be taking off? the efy race offers a 5k run, 5k walk or a family fun walk covering a course route similar to last year. the race starts at 8 a.m. just outside the hall-perrine cancer center on the mercy medical center campus at 701 rapids' southeast side. live music, a pancake breakfast and children's activities will be offered at the finish line. tonight, presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump will face off in their second debate. they'll meet at washington university in st. louis, missouri for a town hall style discussion. abc's martha raddatz and cnn's anderson cooper are hosting the debate. both candidates squared off at the first debate on sept. 26 at hofstra university in new york. expert all presidential debates are important, but this one takes on new meaning. that's after a video of trump making lewd comments about women was released. now, some republicans are now calling for trump to drop out of the race. but the republican presidential nominee is vowing to continue with

and now, let's go to meteorologist beth mcleod with beth? >> weather: some of you seeing light rain showers. temperature wise, well everyone for the most part upper 50s. look at this. sandusky seeing sunshine. this is a good indication of how your weather will go today. which is pretty much like it has been the last couple of days. scattered rain showers, possibility of thunderstorm east side. we do not need more rain. since thursday some areas have seen over 3 inches of rain. detroit over 5 inches. although scattered showers. winds out of the south today this should say today and lake should lay flatter. flat this morning. even though we had storms out there. storms currently over lake erie. but downtown rain and drizzle through mentor. ashtabula, ashtabula county has a thunderstorm that woke us up. hopkinsville and strongsville to akron. now pushing toward the east. northeast. in the end, we will get done with this system. transitioning tomorrow out of here. but it could still leave spotty showers. you can see the center of it. right now t

beth mccleod well done today. >> beth: you know, i can't take any credit for that. i tell you what, the weather is gorgeous out there. sun is falling and temperatures are quickly falling down to the lakeshore about 73 degrees. and seeing sun, hopkins is taking 77 right now. tornado 78 and seeing enough look at the power by hour forecast getting you through the game and the smart tribe fans are the one coming to the game with the jacket in hand. by the time the game is done you are talking mid-60s and by the time some of you get home talking maybe low 60s. that's chilly. people come to the game and need a jacket and tribe sweatshirt, gorgeous night. no rain in sight. there's a hiccup in the forecast. i will tell you about that i have seen sox fans. >> big week for bostonians coming in and tom brady and patriots are here sunday as well. >> home field advantage is crucial. >> if they can get out of the gate, wow. >> mark, back to you. >> saw folks walking behind. we want to see team spirit. share it with us on twitter and facebook and check out our app on cleveland19.c

beth mcleod is in the first alert center with the latest. beth? >> you know, well, you can pect more of the same for tomorrow, lots of cloud cover, a chance of showers. matter of fact, the chances are pretty good in the afternoon. take a look. your sunday forecast, temperature-wise, will be technically a touch cooler than where we are today. clouds, a little bit of sunshine toor then those spotty showers on again/off again. the chances of rain not quite as great as they were today, and i know a lot of you are going, but i didn't see any rain today? however, with that said, a lot of people did. there are storms out over lake erie, currently, nothing close by over the islands or looking at a thoarpg actually. you could hear a rumble of thunder tonight. future view shows tomorrow morning you could wake up to some showers, but the best say, 2:00 or 3:00, the heaviest rain pointed towards lake jog bah (^) and astabula county right in the middle of the afternoon. unfortunately, tomorrow will look like today, we are kind of repeating the system. the same

thank you, beth. in other news a 15 year-old boy @red shot and killed during a murderer. bill safos has the heart-wrenching story. >> cleveland heights police want us to look at the surveillance video. the person you see is the man investigators think shot and killed a 15 year-old boy while robbing this mr. hero sandwich shop on south taylor. >> went across the street, as i'm turning around, you yo are seeing a guy running and think you see the police. >> sonny ravi patel was mopping up around 8:00. detectives think he noticed t started to run. but, within seconds, he was dead. police say the robber shot the boy in the neck. >> from what i know of him. he was a good boy, his father is real good man. >> today thest are raunt was closed. that's because the victim wasn't just an employee, but the owner's nephew. >> the ones you see in the family, they are workers. they work to support their families so they can keep these businesses going. >> as many customers showed up for a bite the eat, they got the b

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beth? thanks, dave. us now with your first forecast. chris, some of our viewers have had a little rain today. will that continue? a weak upper level system is moving across eastern iowa tonight. as it does, a few light showers are possible in the tv9 viewing area. rain totals will be very light where showers form. this system will be gone for tuesday, so we'll see a return of plentiful sunshine. temperatures will remain mild, climbing into the low and mid 70s, for the afternoon. a strong cold front will approach us from the northwest tuesday night. this will bring showers t wednesday morning. temperatures will be falling through the afternoon as winds pick up at 15-25 mph. wednesday night, we'll experience the coldest air of the season so far, as temperatures easily falling into 30s. warmth is set to quickly return however by the weekend and next week. tonight: chance of light rain. wind: s 5-15. low: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 54 iow: 55 52 to 58 bruce and beth... the remnants of hurricane matthew have gone back out to the middle of the ocean, bu

>> anchor: thank you beth. several months ago we introduced you to a 41-year-old cleveland man we called marvin. a man that one mom said tried to lure her 12-year-old daughter on instagram. >> first sent i love you pictures. then from there to sexual stuff. >> reporter: now those accusations first surfaced during undercover carl monday investigation. now the accused father of four is talking for the first time. this morning carl gets answers. and raises more questions about how the case was handled by police. >> reporter: back in may we did not reveal marvin's true identity. but we are now. >> i am not bothering kids. i am not messing with kids. >> reporter: his real name is antoine mills. former wal-mart worker that spends a lot of time on social media. calling he ever in tried to hook up with a young teen. that was actually jamie jones. posing as her daughter juror new contact with this girl, is that you? >> no. no. >> you are positive? >> positive. >> reporter: when the messages first appeared on her daughte

to mark the 50th anniversary of the legislation, the national beth plemmons: good morning. welcome to the united states capitol visitor center. my name is beth plemmens, and i have the pleasure of being the visitor center's chief executive officer. we are delighted to have you here today as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the national historical preservation act. our exhibits and education team have planned a full day of activities, and i do hope you can fit those into your schedule, as many of those as possible. on december 2 in 2008, nearly eight years ago, we opened our doors to the public, and we have welcomed over 17 million visitors to the capital. one of the themes that we share with those visitors is the role of the architect of the capitol. the architect of the capitol is the steward of the historic buildings and grounds on capitol hill. in 1800, congress left philadelphia and moved into approximately 25,000 square feet. that is the original north wing of the capital. today, and with the help of a team of 2300 employees, the responsibilities of the architect o

hey, beth. >> beth: it's going to be a beautiful start to the week. you noticed today was on the warm side. some of you saw some rain showers come through. we're not quite done with the system that's scattered showers for this evening until about monday morning. we could see still see it, even a chance of some thunderstorms coming later tonight during the overnight hours. for the most part doppler max still spotted with some of the rain showers, as the system is trying to move off towards the east. some of these towards mansfield and shelby, which are moving towards the east, will be in ashland at about 6:30, 7:00. do contain just some brief heavy downpours. london and this is also heading towards low i lodi at 107th -- 0:76. first things first, the rain showers could continue overnight. just spotty in nature, tool downtown and most of cleveland area has remained dry. you can see on future view over the next few hours, it's not the possibility for some showers still exists. spotty in nature, not really a big washout. but a little heads up. tomorrow mo

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. >> animal lover beth stern is here. we're talking about hero dogs that save people's lives. >> i could barely get through it last year, remember? breaks your heart. endings. so it's not just thursday. >> what is it? >> it's ambush thursday. >> yes, it is. >> two ladies from our plaza packed their bags, came to new york city with one thing and only one thing in mind. >> what's that? >> getting what they came for, baby. we're going to reveal their new looks. >> he's known from turning living spaces from drab to fab. celebrity designer frank fontana. he has some diy ideas. >> yes, yes. all righty, i went to see a whole bunch of buzz around town. >> what is it? >> i'll tell you. >> everybody's heard about hamilton. there's a spoof, a whole parody of it called "spamilton." just like "spamalot," remember that? it's brillant, brilliant. here they are. it's five characters play all these different -- they're brilliant. they're all first timers right here in new york. they're all going to be big it's at the triad theater in the

beth: more meetings. fact that we are at this very interesting time in the company and the vision is happening in summary different mentions and we are trying to keep pace with everything. the fact we are focused on it is a great thing. : emily mentioned the pitch as ge as an industrial company. you in the marketplace for your digital services? beth: we declared the industrial internet as part of our future. for us, it is the intersection of the visit goal and digital, the hardware and the software for top we need to continue growing the hardware base. here in theioned san francisco area and we are hiring great talent. ofis a different kind challenge than people have been hiring for, so i think that creates its own kind of momentum. big challenges with health care, energy and transportation. with that comes a different mission. for some people looking for what is next in the software space. some people feel like we are in a time of technological stagnation but we are also in a time of rockets and self dri

beth mcleod is in the fist alert center with the details. hey, beth. >> hey, lydia jeff is talking about it all week. the timing coming in m. by tomorrow things could get a little worse. showers basically have it from 11 a.m. to about 3 p.m. heavy rain and that's the most likely time is what i picked out there. scattered showers leading up to that. you might wake up to tomorrow morning mean dry but there could be showers down the road. it is a mid morning toely afternoon event, but gosh darn it, that is when the browns will take the field. tomorrow your temperatures not like today. today we made it up to 75 degrees, tomorrow, temperatures kind of slowly sinking into the mid with those rain showers in the mid of the day. but by 5:00, 6:00 we will be dry. matter of fact look at doppler max, you can see catching rain showers currently right downtown close to bre ton, the east side at this point. not rally a big deal, light spreng les out there, it is definitely spotty just about along the lake shore, every where. so it's not a big deal yet. ove

sheriff david beth- says one year later-towns...like brighton..and paris...are diffe. its something this community likes. they liked small town loaded guns...behind locked doors and security systems. the people have changed too. 2625 i took a self defense class at uw parkside.beth says-its all thanks to those three weeks in october 2015. on-the-run murder suspect andrew obregon stole cars... 119 hed go thru the cornfields at 100mph in the pick up trucks he stole.always escaping, because, beth says- it was too dangerous to send in single squads afhi 122 our squads arent gong to do that, theyre not going to chase blindly afte rsomeone. the frederick family came up with a safety plan-including carrying tasers-and keeping in close contact with neighbors. 2525 we locked a lot of stuff down, we hid cars, we didnt want them out in the open. the entire community was on high alert-watching out for obregon 647 for almost a week the kids couldnt go out on recess--not just here but also in paris and western racine countybeth says-between buying a drone, paying overtime and wages-a

for 13 action news, i'm beth fisher helping you, so you dont waste your money. the national finals rodeo -- is just around the corner. and -- they're going high-tech this year . what they're doing -- to make horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. some new technology to help plan your rodeo experience. the n-f-r mobile app provides interactive maps and schedules. the event runs from december first throught the tenth at the thomas and mack center. a pair of new movies -- beat out recent releases -- for t rick damigella -- has the countdown. (nat) "sully" fell two places to land in fifth place eight-point-four million dollars. that number pushes the clint eastwood-directed drama past the 100- million dollar mark after weeks in theaters. "storks" also slip

. >> anchor: thank you beth. indian fans are floating on but one thing they are not happy about is high cost of parking. bill safos gets answers on the price gouging problem. good morning bill. i guess we had to expect this. right? >> reporter: yeah, good morning denise. good morning everyone. what a great morning. so many tribe fans waking up today wondering is this all just a dream? no, it is reality in cleve planned to our indians. but, of course, sticker shock when they came down here yesterday. time to find one of these. because, what fans did find when they came downtown to see the game. and park. well believe it or not. signs that had 50 bucks to park. and we have never seen anything quite that high. fans a little shocked to see that. but some prices, well they came down to about 40 bucks. but fans, while they are flying high, had to come down-to-earth to pay higher prices to park. that. >> i think $40 to park on top of the price of the tickets is expensive. >> it is close and easiest exit. you can get out

we could be seeing sun and warmer temperatures tomorrow, finally, beth. beth is in the weather center with the latest. >> we definitely will turn warmer. our next thing we will watch doesn't come into play until thursday. that will be our next outlook day. so, it's good to know that at least dayside we are scattered showers on thursday, we are in an all-day washout like last thursday where you just didn't want to go outside. you could have but it wasn't any fun. that is kind of what is come or way. it tech neckly starts wednesday night but the models keep it slow enough it doesn't disturb our game 2 out of progressive field. take a look for tomorrow. at least the second half of the weekend is looking much brighter and warmer as almost everyone would be in the mid 60s. we will start off with some cloud cover and on the chilly side. noontime we will push the 60 degrees mark, then most of the afternoon in the 60s. average temperature this time of year is about 60 degrees, so it will be technically above average. we have cloud cover coming in and as we go thr

beth germano is live in dorchester where beth, i know you spoke to one of the officers fathers? >> reporter: he came here to thank everyone for their support while his son matthew morris continues to recover. the two officers lost a considerable amount of blood when they were shot last week. police say it is now their turn to help. >> our strong community is doing well as expected. >> reporter: steve morris knows it's a rock road recovery for his son matthew morris still in the intensive care unit. he's grateful for this outpouring of support for officer richard cintolo and matthew morris. both shot multiple times while answering a call in east boston last week. >> i think we all recognize that those two officers probably wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for this blood transfusion. >> reporter: which is why out to give blood as a way of giving back. feeling this drive is a little more personal. >> it could have been anybody. we go out every day, we don't know what we're going to be faced with. >> reporter: the two officers were fired upon without warning when they answered a domes

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beth says- residents--and officials-had no idea when or where he'd show up--but they did know he was likely armed...and on drugs...and capable of murder. because of that-beth says rural western kenosha county has changed-with home and car doors always locked, alarm systems on...and in some cases...loaded guns waiting in homes. 1248 this community doesnt change over quikcly. they have farms, large land, its come close to where its been but i dont know that itll ever go back. a lot of people now have a taste of what its like to live n a bigger city. tonight at 5-we'll talk to a woman who says-her family came up with a special safety plan....one that they are still following today. in the town of paris ad cbs 58. gee joins us now to get you ready for your evening...justin. tonight: mostly clear. much warmer and mild with lows in the lower 50s. breezy. wind: sw 10-20 mph.saturday: brief sunshine to start in the morning before clouds roll in. chance for showers and storms after 7 pm. much warmer with highs in the upper lower 70s. windy. wind: sw 15- 30 mph.next week: a few showers and sto

high: 67 beth? kcrg-tv9 news at 5. now we go to new york for abc's world news with david muir. >>> tonight, breaking news. one by one, the women coming forward to accuse donald trump. after that audio of trump on the bus, talking about what he could do to women because he's a star. tonight here, trump's fiery defense. and what he's now saying about one of those women. >> look at her, look at her words, you tell me what you think. i don't think so. >> also tonight, michelle obama on trump. worlds we have not heard from her before. >>> also this evening, the new and monster hurricane in the east. as we come on the air, already, a direct hit on bermuda. >>> the deadly police firefight. the gunmen in body armor. officers in critical condition. >>> breaking news here in new york city. the bombings, and tonight, the suspect, for the first time since the moment on the stretcher. >>> and the outrage tonight.

now we're talking ten days, beth. what is the damage control here? can the clinton camp minimize this given the time that's left? >> i agree that this won't fundamentally change the direction of the race. however, it gives republicans a huge talking point going into the final ten days that they didn't have before. up until we learned the news yesterday, hillary clinton was breaking away, there was very little evidence that donald trump could close the gap. that the clinton campaign was clearly feeling ebulient. she was looking past the campaign and thinking about the transition. this gives the republicans another rhetorical tool to go back at her. honestly, it's a confusing situation. we've seen republicans and democrats come together, and. they can't come together about much on. this they have. james comey, we need to know about what you're talking about so we can fashion arguments either to promote what's going on or to rebut it. there's a whole lot of uncharted territory here. but it is certainly advantage republicans at least in terms of having a

beth is tracking hurricane matthew. >>>reporter: it's still off the land. that's part of the reason why it continues to build up in strength. what we are seeing, right now, no long area category 3. it has been droped to a category 2. but right along the coastline, it's 70 miles away from savannah georgia the heaviest rain and biggest storm surge is yet to come. the heaviest way is all the way through sunday morning. saturday night, sunday mornin saturday night, sunday morning, they are expecting 15 inches, sunday morning, it starts to head back over towards the atlantic, right now, take a look at the watch boxes. flash flooding would be the next thing people are worried about, florida state line all the way up to north carolina. part of the problem it's going to sit in this little cove and that is help the intensity and moisture level, category 2, now, but rainfall north of jacksonville in georgia, so we are not done yet, a couple more hours, through the weekend and hopefully, it will get out here. >> the storm came up florida's coast last night, we checked