ohio's 11th, includes the city of cleveland, founded by general moses cleveland in 1796.s of the 1800s, the city's population consisted of only three men -- a sociological condition known today as north dakota. in 1879, cleveland became the world's first city to be lighted electrically. residents were proud of the achievement, though disappointed to see more of cleveland. (laughter) the 11th is home to the mighty chiia hogue gay river, once so polluted, it caught on fire 13 times. after the first 12 fires they realized they shouldn't try to put them out with river water. in 1935, the district was the first place of alcoholic anonymous founded by bill wilson and dr. bob smith. oh, shoot! founded by two guys. sorry. (laughter) okay. ohio's 11th is the home of the cavaliers, the browns and the cleveland indians, a team so bad that they are in last place at offending native americans. (laughter) the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists to the 11th each year. this year the hall inducted '70s rock band kiss whose front man gene simm

very different than when you left cleveland for miami. the entire first part of the essay didn't talk about basketball. it talked about, your attachment to northeastern ohio. you said -- it is where i walked. where i ran. where i cried. it is where i bled. >> when you walk the streets, and, you still go today and you see the path that got you where you are today. if the's like -- so humbling. you know -- the people all around there, so tough. and nothing is, nothing was given to us. we worked for everything. and i mean my basketball team. we walked from door to door. knocking on doors and trying to sell duct tape and things of that nature to get money for uniform. >> i was with you in akron when you came back for the homecoming event, the rally. 25,000 people filling the stadium. not to see you play. just to be near you. it was team off to come out. and singing the song "coming home." then when i walked on stage. and i just heard the roar. [ cheers and applause ] excitement from everyone that was there. from the smallest kids. ultimately.

francis folsom cleveland. francis or frank as she was known by her family, was 21 years old when she married 49-year-old grover cleveland who was a bachelor when they got married. we're getting ready to celebrate the 150th anniversary of her birth. they married in 1886. there had been rumors when cleveland entered the white house in march of 1885, march being the month when presidents came in at that time before we moved to a january inauguration, that cleveland was engaged and there was all kinds of speculation about all of the different people he might be engaged to. he and frank had gotten engaged shortly after she graduated from wells college in 1885, and it was something that he decided to keep secret. and part of the reason why he did that is if you ever study anything about cleveland's campaign in 1884, you will see that the story came out about his allegedly fathering a child out of wedlock and there is a famous political cartoon that is published after cleveland gets elected and it goes "ma, ma, where

baltimore escapes with a win, 23-21 over cleveland. >> great victory on the road. to win an afc north game on the road this year is going to be really, really hard to do, and our guys stepped up and did it. so i'm proud of our men. >> we don't ever make it easy. we're in a lot of tough games, and that's because we play a tough division and we have some tough opponents. we know how to come in here and keep our cool and play these types of games. this is what you need to be airnd december, january, and february in this league. >> so joe flacco and john harbaugh pick up the first road win of the season. flacco, 217 yards. and tyler ferry, a touchdown. the ravens running back situation deeper than many of us thought. no ray rice, bernard pierce out what. do you think of their issues? >> last year they had an issue with the blocking scheme. didn't seem to click. now all of a sudden we were waiting for lorenzo taliaferro. where is this kid? add big game today. i would think the grinder who also has some speed. i like what's going on with the ifns ray. obviously it is goi

you go back to halftime last sunday against cleveland. they have not scored a touchdown in almost 6 quarters. they have been outscored 50-9 in this stretch. >> phil: well, they just can't make the big plays. when you look reverse and screen, once you get inside the 20, you are not as effective. >> jim: double pass. for justin brown. imcomplete. >> phil: if you are called in to play, ben roethlisberger. here's the play. get rid of it. throw it short or whatever. roethlisberger keeps those plays extended. you don't want him to take unnecessary hits down 26-6 this late in the game. >> jim: i will be interested in hearing about that hit in the beginning of the game that lifted roethlisberger up off his feet. he is one of the biggest quarterbacks and he was airborne. they have not found the end zone tonight. 3rd and 3. that's the first catch of the second half for antonio brown. >> phil: yes, this is established at the get-go. that was a great shot. the crown of the helmet into his chest. i know it's tough, but it's about the safety of the pla

rachel joins us from cleveland.>> super excited to see your interview with lebron. before that, we understand you have breaking news tonight on the nfl's ray rice scandal, what is it? >> yes, you may remember a few weeks ago associated press cam out with a report saying that a law enforcement official, in atlantic city, had actually sent the elevator video of ray rice to the nfl in april. so, before they made their decision about his suspension and, certainly before, roger goodell had said unequivocally no one had the tape and hadn't seen it. he presented evidence of a voice mail some one in the nfl offices with the number there, written there, saying, yes, we got it. i saw it. it's terrible. we didn't know the name of who've the law enforcement official sent it to. however. today associated press report aid name. that name, nfl head of security, jeffrey miller. so, someone in his office, was the one who responded and said, yes, we got it, you're right. it's terrible. and in fact, there was a note apparently on the

heights and took five cleveland heights policemen with us. and we went to joe d'ambrosio's apartment. 1732 coventry road. >> eddie espinoza answered the door and was placed under arrest. next police searched for joe. >> first thing in the morning, the cops break in. i'm all the way in the back in the bathroom sitting on the toilet. all i see is the door fling open and i see two guys in plain clothes with guns pointing at me. and i'm like, what the heck is this? >> even without a warrant, police search joe's apartment. >> we did recover three large knives and several other smaller items. some clothing. and we confiscated all kinds of stuff that we found there. >> a black pickup truck later determined to belong to mike keenan, was parked in the driveway and impounded by police. mike keenan was arrested the following day. from there, things moved fast. at the station, eddie espinoza immediately began talking. >> eddie espinoza told a story about mike keenan and joe d'ambrosio forcing tony klann into mike keenan's pickup truck. they went around l

off last week's loss to a division rival cincinnati and next week have another division rival in clevelandall the ongoing ray rice issues, these fans want nothing short of a win. >> i'd say it's a must 2hwin because you go to cleveland next. >> starting the year off with two divisional games you got to come in with some wins. >> i think without ray rice they're pretty deteriorated. >> i don't think they're focused right now. >> this is conquer and that's rise and they're 5 years old. they live at the maryland zoo and they're the official mascots of the baltimore ravens. rise is like the little brother saying i'm not touching you. conquer is the alpha male and he's constantly trying to get something over on him. >> reporter: gates open at 6:25, in about 20 minutes. you can expect a packed house inside. out here getting a little cloudy. we haven't seen any rain. we hop the rain stays away. topper shutt, i think we're still under a yellow alert. >>> we are, but so far most of the showers have been light and north of you, so you might make it. we'll keep the chance, but dry for kickoff, breez

liz: i'm a cleveland fan.l season, no matter what your team kicking off tonight and fans everywhere have been putting their fantasy teams together. fantasy sports, it is a huge business, continuing to grow very rapidly with 41 million people in the u.s. and canada participating in a fantasy league. one company, benefiting from the success of this industry, draft kings. it just announced a $41 million investment round, cofounder and ceo jason robbins joining us now. you have 41 million. what will you do with the money? you guys are growing exponentially? >> it is tough to follow the wiggles after seeing that. maybe i will go see a bunch of wiggles concerts. no but i think for us -- liz: can't compete with the wiggles but go ahead. >> few are, few are. for us it is continuing to focus the building out product and technology and also continuing to bring new customers into the market where, we're doing a lot of marketing this football season. we'll bring a lot of new players in and just a very exciting time right

life sense it is cents for the 2012 shooting death of three students at a high school outside of cleveland. the prisons warden said lane did not get far. >> can't tell you he watts captured just about a hundred yards, 100 feet from our institution, our main perimeter fence. >> you know, did he scale our perimeter fence, and again, this is an ongoing investigation. >> a second inmate was also captured quickly a third remains at large. >>> developing now, a dozen children in delaware are hospitalized this morning, sick by a respiratory illness, officials concerned it could be enterovirus 68, outbreak that sickened more than a thousand children nationwide. health officials sent samples to the centers for disease control to see if the patient's in delaware do have enterovirus, uncommon strain of common family of virus that is typically hit through summer and autumn. experts say the start of the school year likely helping spread the disease more quickly. >>> new this morning, a fast moving house fire in south jersey leaves two people homeless. "eyewitness news" on north 40th street in pennsauke

opening day against cleveland browns. olsen makes the catch for a gain of nine. >> cris: tampa did make a late run in that one. he had a potential interception dropped that kind of saved the day for him. >> al: flip it to tolbert and he'll get the first down. don't forget, anderson was in cleveland two years ago and good enough to make the pro bowl one year. >> cris: exactly right. cam in yourton, this was not the way it was supposed to do. i really think that deangelo williams is such a key to this football team. he adds an explosive element, a little quickness to them that they really do need and without him, they are sort of a different team. >> al: tolbert will get undercut. mike mitchell two big mistakes for carolina here in the second half on a fourth and four and setting up for a field goal. the encroachment and that led to this touchdown. the double pump. brown makes the catch in the corner of the end zone. this was the killer right here, philly brown losing it in the end zone. touchdown, steelers. >> al: as if th

you go back to halftime last sunday against cleveland. they have not scored a touchdown in almost 6 quarters. they have been outscored 50-9 in this stretch. >> phil: well, they just can't make the big plays. when you look reverse and screen, once you get inside the 20, you are not as effective. >> jim: double pass. for justin brown. imcomplete. >> phil: if you are called in to play, ben roethlisberger. here's the play. get rid of it. throw it short or whatever. roethlisberger keeps those plays extended. you don't want him to take unnecessary hits down 26-6 this late in the game. >> jim: i will be interested in hearing about that hit in the beginning of the game that lifted roethlisberger up off his feet. he is one of the biggest quarterbacks and he was airborne. they have not found the end zone tonight. 3rd and 3. that's the first catch of the second half for antonio brown. >> phil: yes, this is established at the get-go. that was a great shot. the crown of the helmet into his chest. i know it's tough, but it's about the safety of the pla

opening day against cleveland browns. olsen makes the catch for a gain of nine. >> cris: tampa did make a late run in that one. he had a potential interception dropped that kind of saved the day for him. >> al: flip it to tolbert and he'll get the first down. don't forget, anderson was in cleveland two years ago and good enough to make the pro bowl one year. >> cris: exactly right. cam in yourton, this was not the way it was supposed to do. i really think that deangelo williams is such a key to this football team. he adds an explosive element, a little quickness to them that they really do need and without him, they are sort of a different team. >> al: tolbert will get undercut. mike mitchell two big mistakes for carolina here in the second half on a fourth and four and setting up for a field goal. the encroachment and that led to this touchdown. the double pump. brown makes the catch in the corner of the end zone. this was the killer right here, philly brown losing it in the end zone. touchdown, steelers. >> al: as if th

here it is over the game cleveland. members want him to resign because of what they call his deceptive behavior in handling the ray rice domestic violence incident and subsequent penalty. >>> raider nation arrived early to celebrate the team's home opener today. >> raiders! going to win today! >> welcome to raiderville. the team's pregame tailgate kicked off this morning at 8:30, five hours before kickoff and the game. hundreds of the raider faithful showed off their black and silver pride. the event featured fun events for the kids. >>> now to developing news. a richmond police officer shot and killed a man. this is the first deadly officer-involved shooting in the city. it happened this morning at uncle sam's liquors. we spoke with the man's family members. reporter: family members of 24-year-old petey perez are very upset. they say he was unarmed and wonder why a taser wasn't used instead. police say he assaulted the officer and reached for his gun. >> in shock. i still don't believe it. reporter: the grandparents of

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he played on the cleveland browns, baltimore ravens, and new orleans saints.smith-williams is a survivor of domestic abuse herself. she says the league pressured her to keep quiet about the abuse. dewan smith-williams is also an advanced practice psychiatric mental health nurse. we welcome you to democracy now! why don't you start, dewan smith-williams, by talking about your own experience, the abuse that you suffered, and what happened when you turned to the nfl for help. well, first, i would like to say thank you so much for having me. i want to say that this isn't about my situation. i'm not a victim. i am here to make a change, hopefully, promote change within the nfl. in my particular situation, -- thend i became situation, our marriage became very tumultuous. he basically wanted to do what he wanted to do and when i would oppose it, there would be problems. i was a participant in the arguing and the fighting. in my situation, i think of my husband had been in the diversion program for drug and alcohol for use of marijuana. was just doing what he wanted t

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the fiery small plane crash last month in a cleveland suburb killed everyone on board.ase western university students, including 18-year-old abraham fish bar of rockville. he just graduated from georgetown prep and is now memorialized on the high school's website. >> abraham was starting off his first day at case western when this tragedy happened. >> his family is considering suing the fraternity that two of the victims belong to, suspecting the night flight may have been part of the recruiting period known as rush. >> we are trying to know, what are the details, who was aware of what was going on? >> no one knew that he was even rushing. >> the ntsb's preliminary report said the man boarded the plane with a suitcase and described the flight to controllers as a sharedrip, but a friend snap check images just before the flight. one shows the man outside the plane and is captioned -- rush. >> the photo that you've seen goes to what abraham's state of mind was. >> the pilot was licensed and a member of the fraternity. the fraternity confirms recruitment had begun that it m

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buffalo, new york, cleveland temperature in the 50's.the wake of this front we'll see some clearing skies but morning showers will be the big story for the morning commute. not a lot, about .10 to pointer 20-inch of rain but it will be slowing things down. in the morning sunshine will increase during the afternoon with a north-northwesterly wind and by wednesday it stays pleasant with temps in the 70's. high pressure builds back in day after day and that means more sunny skies and temperatures in the 70's. not a really big change in the weather through most of this week. future weather shows the clouds moving in during the overnight hours with some spotty showers in our northern western suburbs by 6:00. during the 7 o'clock hour, 8 o'clock, 9 o'clock, you see scattered showers moving across the region and then the skies begin to clear. so, really more of a nuisance than anything else. so, rain a sure bet for your tuesday. nothing wednesday. just a slight chance tuesday or thursday, rather, with some 20 percent and then by friday looking

we will time this out for you, you can see late this afternoon storms going through canton and cleveland, ohio into erie, pennsylvania. then wye the time they move our way it will be later tomorrow. tomorrow morning in weather issues. even through noon time hour by 3:00 o'clock we will see them through reading, lancaster and allentown and after that getting through philadelphia between 4:00 and 6:00h this computer guidance has a line of storms going through right about 5:00 o'clock and then moves through south jersey by 6:00, 7:00 a few more firing up through 8:00 o'clock and late evening hours the storms are out of the region. here is what we can expect. they will be scattered but strong. gusty winds, the downpours will be very heavy, if you get caught in one of these storms. frequent lightening. please ab wear that the time line will be between 4:00 and 8:00 across the the whole region along the i-95 corridor right around that 5:00 o'clock hour. partly cloudy, muggy low of 68. during the day tomorrow afternoon showers and storms lingering in the evening through south jersey. high tempe

the police officer was headed to the cleveland avenue location. police say he was near cambridge and as he was getting out of his car, the gun discharged and he was shot in the foot. he was in good condition when treated at the hospital. no suspects in custody. police say they may actually be searching for two suspects who were on the bicycles. from the north side. back to you. >> breaking news this morning,scotland will remain a part of the united kingdom. the long campaign for independence fell short, as nearly 90 percent of scotland's registered voters went to the polls. in the end, it wasn't even close... 55 percent rejected the proposed breakaway. england's promise to grant scotland new autonomy *without independence, was apparently enough to sway the undecided voters. british prime minister david a turnout of 86 percent is one of the highest in the democratic world for any election on any referendum in history. this has been a triumph for the democratic process. >> all of those made commitments to change now have to put those into action. >>

and in the city of cleveland, by the way.very cool day. highs aren't even going to make it out of the 50's. in parts of texas testimonies in the 90's and widespread 80's. heather and ainsley it's the official start of fall. tomorrow is the first full day of fall officially on the calendar. >> looks like fall already arrived. >> thank you. >> after the year long journey the nasa spacecraft reaches mars' planet. it will determine how it went from a warm and wet planet years ago to the cold and dry landscape that it is today. the mission costing $671 million. >>> the time now is 40 minutes after the top of the hour. the video incredible. an suv flipped over and sinking under water with teenagers trapped inside. suddenly a group of strangers to the rescue. >> buyer beware the stores are out to take money from you. the sneaky things they are doing to get you to spend more exposed. >> the fathmother of a contract killed in the attack suing the ints company for his death p bennet. no one told her her insurance policy would pay out i

to cleveland. tigers and indians tied until detroit explodes in the 11th inning including a three-run shot from victor martinez. tigers win it 11-4. maintain a half game lead over the mariners for the second wild card spot in the american league. alarm, alarm. >> yankee highlight coming! >> i did this for you, bill. to the bronx. yankees after tying things up with boston in the bottom of the ninth, look at this. >> and the 3-2. deep to right! there it goes! see ya! >> wow! new york's hedley with the solo walk-off homer. yanks win it 5-4. yankees win 5-4. bill karins. with weather. how you doing, bill? >> orioles won. it's friday. >> orioles won. 9 1/2 game lead in the division, yeah. >> like a five-day workweek. >> i killed the orioles with you to have more time with weather and said to colleen, make sure we go to bill on the highlights of yankees winning. killed the orioles. >> i'm all warm and fuzzy inside. >> no problem. >> you're going to like your weekend. sunday -- >> i like all weekends. >>

from their experience in cleveland. >> those were night and day.really forced by african-american sports writers in the public at large to require the langs rams to hire african-american football players if they wanted to play in the los angeles coliseum. and the argument was it is a publicly owneded facility. and it's run with public tax dollars. those tax dollars also come from african-american residents. if the los angeles rams wanted to play in the o coliseum, they needed to integrate and not discriminate based on race. >> so seeing the heroic nature of these four players and their restraint and obviously we cannot discuss this devoid of the current moment of the nfl scandals, i'm wondering if something is different about the culture of the league today than in that moment in 1946. >> well there's a lot different obviously. i think one of the primary differences is the amount of money that is generated by the league. and by the sport and by sports in general. back then as they alluded to, their father was embraced by the cleveland browns primar

cleveland still alive for at least one more game.ional league, san francisco is a win away from wrapping up the final wildcard spot. a game behind the pirates who have already clinched a post-season berth. >>> want to switch gears and show you some soccer. barcelona and malaga scoreless in the 82nd missing when the star ends up face down in the grass. all right, so, turns out he exchanged words with a defender offering a shoulder bump. >> and then he took a big dive. >> grabbed messi by the throat pushing him backwards. the match ends in a scoreless draw. if you keep watching, messi, the academy award goes to -- yes, he's down and holding his face. so dramatic in soccer. so dramatic. so, let's talk about the weather because we have a little drama going on, especially when we talk about derek jeter's final game and whether or not it could be rained out. >> i don't want to hear about the players crying in the rain tonight, they need to play. it's going to be raining, showers, not heavy, but they need to play the game. >> the tears of t

he played two seasons for cleveland, '48, '49.two seasons with the browns, '51, '2 and '3 with the browns. so, it's a total of actually five. he then -- that last shot of him pitching three innings in 1965, he was shortly on the -- what were then the can city athletics. and he pitched three innings. so he has a career that spans just a tremendous amount of time. not just in this country, but abroad as well, playing all through latin america and the caribbean. we don't have time to get through all of that, but that kind of impact. >> thank you. >> question here. >> why do you think jackie robinson got so much more credit than satchel paige in terms of integrating and baseball itself. >> i think that -- well, jackie was the first. that's where the focus will be. coming into the majors. always the first gets that kind of attention. i think the case of robinson, rightly so. if he were here, i'm sure he would tell you exactly what i said. he played on the kansas city monarchs for a short period of him into the dodger organization. he w

tonight no issues, rain in buffalo new york and cleveland. tomorrow morning we're seeing some spotty showers here and there well to the west so just cloudy skies. it's mainly between about 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. we begin to see things firing up. about 5, 6 o'clock in the evening you can see some of these showers and storms through the philadelphia area and then they continue toward the jersey shore and move off shore during the late night hours. now, here's a look at what we expect. we expect some scattered showers and storms with very heavy downpours over the course of the evening. during the evening rush, between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m., some gusty winds, some heavy downpours and frequent lightning associated with these storms. right now it doesn't appear that they will be severe but we'll keep an eye on that. coming up we'll talk about one more hot day in the forecast, a major cooldown and then weekends showers, there will be a better day to be outside. i'll have that later in the broadcast with the seven day. for now jess, back to you. >> kat

mays and his new york giants taking on the cleveland inyanss.tied at 2-2, cleveland with a man on, the indians hit a shot to right center. willie mays caught it over his shoulder, he spun and fired back in the field. the game stayed ties, the giants went on to win in extra series but the say-hey kid snagged one in front of the wall 60 years ago today. >>> the news breaks out, we'll break in. i'm shepard smith ahead to oxford, mississippi it's time, go are rebels, beat bama. "your world with neil cavuto" is coming up. have a great afternoon. >>> thank you, shep. the beheading in oklahoma still being treated as workplace violence. why not a terrorist act? welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. murder and other charges expected to be filed against alton nolen. he's the worker accused beheading a co-worker after trying convert co-workers to islam. it comes as we're getting word of another threatened beheading. this one at a oklahoma city nursing home. officials are trying to get to the bottom of all of this. garrett with more on this. garret what can

. >> la noticia se porto rico, fue con la entrevista de la primer mujer secuestrada en cleveland.istoria de la mujer... con una infancia que tiene cita con el infierno. compartimos la entrevista! (habla en inglÉs) >>cada aÑo millones de mujeres son vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica. la doctora maritza fuentes nos dice las seÑales y advertencias de una relaciÓn abusiva. >> saludos amigos y gracias por acompaÑarnos constantemente con una frecuencia que no quisiÉramos dar. estamos lamentando perdidas humanas, mujeres que son vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica. pequeÑos detalles y actitudes pueden ayudar a identificar, y prevenir que suceda lo peor. las mujeres se representan en el 85% de las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica, segÚn informÓ el departamento de de salud y seguridad. cÓmo de conocer a una mujer con maltrato? si su pareja a vigilar lo que hace constantemente y la crÍtica por cualquier pequeÑos, si la acusa de ser infiel sin motivos. si no le permite ver a sus amigos y familiares... se discute cuando consume alcohol o drogas y si controla sus gastos, tambiÉn se le obliga a tener

. >> lebron james back home in cleveland. starting training camp with the cavs to. the other two years. lebron said returning to cleveland was not only his decision his kids had some influence. >> whether do you think about you know daddy going back home to play. home in you talking about cleveland i'm like yes they was like okay you get to play with irving i was like yes they was like we get to go back home to our house? i get to go back home to my old school and old friend. yes they were okay you can do it. these how i went. >> that's funny. the kid they uses want to see irving i thin think. less time u.s. beat europe in the ryder cup was 2008. if the americans win this year in scotland they have to come from behind. day 1 today. key match came late in the afternoon. mcilroy and garcia trailing fowler and walker. 2 left. rory long putt on 17 to take that hole and on on 18 garcia in the rough. behind a tree. and look where the shot lands. he sticks it. back of the green. mcilroy was all pumped up. birdie the hole forcing foul tore make the putt to win the match. no

we've been getting new details from the cleveland county district attorney and also from an affidavitt in our hands regarding that horrifying beheading that happened several days ago. some of the first details suggesting that the accused in this case, alton nolen, got a knife from his home and grabbed the first victim from behind and literally cut her neck and ultimately beheaded her before going on to the second victim. the first victim, clean hufford. the second victim, traci. he was ultimately shot by one of the colleagues at food processing plant. the cleveland district attorney gave a news conference a short time ago to suggest without question where he is headed in this case of first-degree murder is for the death penalty, mostly because of the bizarre, horrifying circumstance in this kind of murder. have a listen. >> obviously there was some sort of infatuation with beheading. so the manner in which it was carried out seems to be related to his interest in killing someone in that way. but other than that, it seems to be an isolated incident with him, with being triggered by his

tj lane pleaded guilty last year, to shooting five people at a suburban cleveland high school, leaving three students dead. but as susan macinnis reports, one of the inmates lane escaped with is still at large. >> i'm happy to announce that we have mr. lane back in our custody. >> police captured 19 year old tj lane early friday morning, just yards away from the lima ohio prison from which the self-confessed murderer escaped. >> with the help of the sheriff's office, the troop that's were in the area, they were able to shut the perimeter down pretty quick. sews that he why he wasn't able to get out any further than did he. >> thursday night lane and two other climbed over a fence at the allen oak wood correctional institution during a recreational break. the hunt goes on for 45 year old clifford, serving time for kidnapping and robbery. >> we're going to keep looking until we catch him. yes, we're not done yet. >> reporter: lane serving three life sentences for opening fire in early 2012 at chardon high school east of cleveland. >> we have an active shooter at the high school. >> repor

and so both -- both went to cleveland homeopathic medical school and graduated in cleveland, ohio, andegan a career in medicine. their younger son, george, my grandfather, went to the university of michigan medical school and followed in their footsteps. warren, however, finished college, taught for a year, and then got into the newspaper business and took on "the marion star" and made a great success out of it in prosperous marion, ohio. my father and his siblings, warren ii, ruth, charles and mary, had a special relationship with uncle warren. and that's what he was always referred to. i don't think i ever heard anything but uncle warren and aunt florence. he filled a void because of the chronic cardiac illness of my grandfather. who had rheumatic fever as a young person and had mitral valve problems, for those of you who remember back in those days, that was common. he taught his nephews and nieces to ride bikes, throw baseballs and do all the things that kids do. and he was present and supportive when their father was very ill, which he was frequently. now, at his death, president

>> i went to cleveland bin and went to do graduate school. >> host: how long have you been at ucla?>> i have been here 12 years >> who is your co-author? >> we knew each other but had no professional relationship rather than seeing each other at conferences. i have to say that capacity to start of very popular block and i thought if anybody can do this john can. to you want to do the survey with me? so it was up a gamble. >> is a hard to write a book coast-to-coast? >> but if you tried to do it quickly and less than one year if it is brilliant because therein is weeks we would work intel 8:00. but when i would go to bet at 3:00 in the morning he was getting up at 6:00 he could pick up the of project. it is not ideal not for ever but for nine months. >> how important is the dnc and the republican national committee? >> they are important tools and data for the party's. . .

but just in case he's trademarked the name johnny cleveland. college, he was such a smash in college he was known as johnny football. say he takes off in cleveland he wants full rights to the name. mike sheshesky. i love basketball but when you see the united states is just so so much more dominant than these early round games at the world cup. ukraine, curry had 14 points. clay thompson, just to make a team is an honor. the u.s. went 85-71. but cleary from cleveland fell on his tailbone and has to be taken to the locker room. they're now 5-0. >>> the obama care website hacked. why officials say you shouldn't worry. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ female narrator: through sunday, it's posturepedic through sunday, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars end sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better ni

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more than 200 homes near the cleveland national forest remain evacuated. more than one-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. it's burned about 16 hundred acres since it broke out friday in orange county's silverado canyon. so far. six firefighters have suffered minor injuries. a bay area non-profit living facility is running out of time. evicted from its current home in just one week. as the go to the new week things are about to change with the king had cooler weather with maybe possible rain . then have another system of here a second one that is a little stronger .. now '70s by the bank ag's in south bay as for the seventh day of the bay were looking at more fog that will bring down temperatures we have chances for showers early thursday and possible brain on saturday that could leave its 18 residents homeless. prunty's new beginnings provides a place to sleep for the homeless. the mentally ill. senior citizens. and former drug and alcohol addicts. come monday september 22nd. all of these people may be homeless. we've had this house for quite a

the flames are mainly in the rugged terrain of cleveland national forest. >>> and yet there might besprinkles on the way. maybe? >> just maybe a little early to get this but there's a chance we have some hours on the -- showers on the way. for today though looking good. patchy fog out there right now and area of low pressure off the coastline may be just enough to cool us down a few degrees. the fog is coming into the valleys as well. by the afternoon though lots of sunshine and temperatures down just a bit. 70s inside the bay and you'll see 80s in the valley. and 60s a mix of sunshine and clouds out towards the coastline. a little broken out over the bay the temperatures running fair hid mild. mainly in the 60s although 54 degrees in santa rosa. 63 in san francisco. and 61 in san jose. this afternoon, we're looking at sunshine and 85 degrees in concord. 83 in the napa valley andabout 79 degrees in san jose and 60s out towards the coastline. that's a look at weather guys, back to you. >>> all right lawrence. the bay area could be in store for another transit strike. this time it invo

south of cleveland to include areas around akron, under a tornado warning right now. weaker system by the time it gets to us. the bus stop, in the green. at recess, we should see no issues or problems. by dismissal times, heads up moms and dads, there could be storms out there. not the little umbrella, it means the big one for tomorrow because we could be getting downpours throughout the area. look at the forecast through the weekend, 74, 75 degrees. more like fall and next week shy of the 80 degrees mark and tuesday. tomorrow afternoon and saturday with a few showers coming up. guys. >> thanks, veronica. some stories we're working on coming up in the next hour. an act of civil disobedience in ferguson, why protesters are taking to the streets tonight and what they hope to see done. >>> the search for a maryland mother and her children is developing by the hour. let's get the latest from wendy. >> authorities just obtained a warrant for catherine hoggle's arrest, charging her with child neglect, this as investigators say there has been a new sighting of the mother but

point a that 31-year-old lawyer in cleveland. i had met a guy at a cocktail party in cleveland. i got to know him reasonably well. left cleveland and went to work and robert kennedy's office. my wife and i took him off the christmas card list. we figured we would never hear from him again. call fromout i got a dave in early january and he asked me if i would be for theed in working war in commission to investigate the assassination of president kennedy. i called my wife and she was ready to pack her bags and come to washingtonth. en -- washington. then i got a call offering me the job and i figured i had to -- i was in a small law firm. some of the partners in this law firm, i was an associate, i was going to take the job and go to washington. i remember so vividly one of them, who said to me, these government jobs are not all they are cracked up to be. he said, i was with the opa during the second world war. [inaudible] not quite agree with him on this and decided to come to washington. what was my attitude at this point? let me tell you this. i had some political visions in ,

noticias en puerto rico ha previsto la primera mujer secuestrada por el puertorriqueÑo javier castro en cleveland reportaje especial. ♪ ♪ >> mÁs 4000 dÍas en las peores condiciones antihigiÉnicas, sometida al incertidumbre de su verdugo. la impotencia de no poder recuperar a su hijo el dolor fÍsico de cinco abortos provocados por ariel castro de lo cual prefiere no habla aÚn asÍ mantuvo su fe. (habla en inglÉs) >> la psicologÍa poco puede hacerse una comparaciÓn del paciente, quÉ puede hacer la psicologÍa por una mujer como michelle knight. >> la inmensa mayorÍa del progreso, de la mejora recae sobre el paciente y aÚn en las peores condiciones como en este caso esta muchacha tiene una capacidad de eso que la llamada que era retardada mental, su mamÁ decÍa que la retardada mental, de eso no tiene nada, todo lo contrario. >> admite que no cree en la ayuda profesional porque nadie puede entender lo que viviÓ. ♪ ♪ >> por eso utilizado como terapia su libro para ayudar a otros y en su liberaciÓn encontrÓ los tatuajes otra manera para expresar su dolor. por asuntos legales no habla de su hijo y por su

. >>> a fast moving wild fire is forcing evacuations in orange launch it's raging through the cleveland national forest. many residents are packing up. firefighters are attacking the blaze from the ground and the air. more than 1,600 acres have burned since yesterday morning when it was first reported. the latest from southern california. >> the brush fire got going just before friday afternoon and quickly grew to scorch more than 1,600 acres. burning in the silverado canyon, it has dozens of homes in danger. >> is your heart racing? >> a little bit. >> mandatory evacuations were o effect. while some are leaving others ae ing their chances. >> the last time they evacuated they wouldn't let us back in for two weeks. >> here a local woman is rescuing tortoises. they are endangered. >> we have some dogs, we have some cats. we have two turtles. >> if you guyed at to -- guys had to get out would it be hard to get them up? >> yeah. in 2007 we had to do that and it was tough. >> with many homeowners now gone emergency crews are finding lost and scared pets. >> hi. >> two kittens are just some

juanfra/topvo ---una avioneta sobrevol el estadio cleveland pidiendo la renuncia del comisionado de lasaje entregado por un grupo de apoyo para mujeres dice ''goodell debe irse''... --- esto surge a raz del manejo de la ''nfl'' en el caso de violencia domstica involcrando al jugador ''ray rice''... ---''goodell'' iba a acudir a la apertura de los juegos de temporada de los 49ers pero cambi sus planes... lorena/topvo ---mientras tanto, greg hardy, el jugador de las panteras de carolina.... que fue condenado por violencia domstica no jug el domingo con su equipo ante los leones de detroit.... ---esto se da en medio del escndalo que enfrenta ''nfl'' y la manera en como maneja los casos de jugadores que han sido acusados por violencia domstica... ---''hardy'' estaba en la lista de jugadores para participar en el juego de ayer.... de pronto se tom la sorpresiva decision de no incluirlo... juanfra --- en richmond...un hombre murio a manos de un polica, esto, pasada la medianoche... take to map ---el incidente ocurri al interior de la licorera ''uncle sam's'' ubicada en el bulevar ''cutting''

temperature wise you are on the cool side in cleveland only in the 50's. across portions of the plains you are in the 50's and 60's. take a look at what happens later this afternoon you are going to be warming up into the 80's and even 90's for some of you. heather and lia take a look at this. rapid city forecasting a high of 90. that is warmer than it will be in tampa, florida. we are seeing a surge of warm air out there across the plains. let's head over to you. >> all right maria thank you. 11 minutes after the top of the hour. a dangerous new synthetic drug sending children to the hospital. what parents need to know. >> and this national guard shirt banned a the a high school. you wi-- at a high school. you will never believe the reason why. >> a star could be headed to jail. [ siri] hello. what's your name? [cortana] hello siri. i'm cortana. we've already met. i'm sorry. i don't remember. that's ok. i can remember lots of things. like your favorite kinds of restaurants. i cannot remember that. i can remember appointments and help you get there on time