clinic which is one of our really good hospitals in cleveland. in the word with people that don't have a lot of money as you get raided it when you get raided it means you can basically go there for free and get health care and as we're qualifying the lady do it you say oh you're way below poverty level. you know there's below and it is way below so that was an eye opener. there are times when. for my own self-esteem. and i want to accept help or want to be able to. say you know no thanks but no thanks to it out to pharma. it's kind of easy money. it's necessary at least for me it's necessary. that crock pot it right up. for mark and many other americans blood is last source of income. if you got sick he could no longer donate he'd have no windows. but all of these blood donations are affecting his health. david margolick this is a doctor in one of the city's largest public hospitals in metro health is the safety net system for cleveland we take care of people we're garbus of their ability to pay for a lot of our patients and the people that we t

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. >> i was like in cleveland heights, lots of girlfriends, lots of pot. sex, drugs, rock and roll. >> convicted in the 1980s for murder, another inmate has spent 24 years on death row. >> keep fighting like you've been fighting. that's all i can say. that's all we can do is keep fighting. >> now he can leave his cell behind for good, but in this case, nothing is for certain. >> their plan is to convict me and sentence me to death again. >> record case 232189, state of ohio versus keenan. >>> overlooking lake erie in downtown cleveland, the cuyahoga county corrections center is an imposing 11-story structure built to house 2,100 men and women. on most days that number is exceeded by 100 or more. while some have been convicted, most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> our current population changes daily. we book in 115 people a day, we release hopefully 115 or more. we have an average length of stay of about 45 days involving 30,000 bookings a year. there is uncertainty with everyone. the inmate is in cu

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. ♪ >>> cleveland, ohio, is a city that's seen its ups and downs.ut like all big cities, crime is an issue in good times and bad. if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county correction center. most of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself, but its director would disagree. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else, put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me alan. i've been coming here since 1994. i used to be a big-time drug dealer, all this and that. everybody in this building know who i am. >> evans is currently serving a six-month sentence for

at her church in cleveland, she was a fearless hurricane.ore like a stationary frontap as we first reported last year she rarely left the house and wouldn't travel anywhere by herself which is why it was a big deal outside her comfort zone and take a trip on her own. >> i turned the ignition and actually got on 77 south. >> reporter: she was headed for north carolina for a gospel concert, and she made it just fine. but on the way home, she got so terribly lost, she didn't even know what state she was in. so anita pulled into this 7-eleaven in strasburg, virginia, to ask directions. you can see her entering there on the right. unfortunately there is no sound but by all accounts you could hear her desperation loud and clear. >> "can somebody please tell me how to get to cleveland!" >> she came in full throated like a broadway star on stage reaching the back row. >> reporter: jason wright was a customer in the store. he says he gave anita directions but she was still scared and skeptical. >> that's the right way, you come show me how to get to

i'm always the guy from the inner city of cleveland, raised in cleveland and in the neighborhoods and things like that. that's who i am. >> whatever decision i make it's going to be for your benefit. you may not see it like that at the time. but trust me. >> ivey, who first became a corrections officer at the jail after six years in the army. incorporates something else into his routine, as well. a sense of style. >> this whole clothes thing, shoe thing, i grew up very poor. i remember walking to school some days and holes in the bottom of my shoes and my mom would make me wrap my feet in plastic, and you know, i would walk to school like that. i didn't like that. i kind of vowed to myself, man, i don't like this thing. and here i am, makes me feel good so that's it. that's my story and i'm sticking to it. >> ivy has taken issue with the latest incident involving the jail's largest gang, the heartless felons. after several heartless felons attempted to steal commissary from another inmate, ivey put housing unit 10-c on 23 and 1 lockup status. >> that means you're going to be locked do

the city of cleveland has had problems with its water supply. the cuyahoga river which flows into lake erie caught fire in 1969. now cleveland is looking to the federal government for help to clean up its act again. correspondent douglas kennedy tells us why. >> and lot of material. >> michael blair has one of the dirtiest jobs in ohio, cleaning the nets on one of a dozen tributaries to the cuyahoga river. i see beer bottles, a lot of household items. >> yes, a lot of what call nasties in the lake. >> you are trying to get these things from getting into lake erie. >> correct. what we do is, these facilities throughout the district, they are designed to channel material into this netting facility. >> the garbage is caused by cleveland's outdated storm drains which mix rainwater with household waste, dumping four and a half billion gallons of raw sewage into lake erie every year. it's a massive pollution problem the trump administration is considering addressing. part of its $1 trillion infrastructure bill. >> we are excited about that. this is a

has picked up this model and is doing the same thing doing in cleveland style model in that city. in arlington in xand why with another attempt to do something similar to this in richmond sorry there's another attempt to do something similar to this. also in atlanta so that's one level something bubbling up because other solutions are not available. and the ideas of a -- idea of decentralized democratic economy are becoming something on the ground level and have not yet broken into public national press except occasional stories. at a very different level, you go boulder, california, sorry boulder, colorado, you will see that a act activist group working ten years on climate change attacking the local privately owned utility for the use of fuels that were poisoning the environment has taken over that utility to a political fight in what has it done it made it into a city owned utility where you can control the output of utility. that's another model that's building. i won't go on endlessly about this but below the surface we are seeing enormous experimentation of the kind i'm talk

unemployment of 20% almost entirely black neighborhoods in cleveland in the midst of which are the cleveland clinic, one of the most powerful hospitals in the world, university hospital, what is set up is communitywide structure, not a freestanding work around company to which our attached cooperatives as part of a complex to build the community as well as the aquatic ownership that is advanced in the model and each kickback something to set up more co-ops to build a larger complex. this is not small co-ops, one of the largest and most advanced in the urban areas, there is a terrific urban greenhouse there, 3 million heads of letter the year, a solar installation structure and building one or two a year, they hope to add businesses that are worker owned, part of the complex, think about design, that is a design aimed at building community and worker ownership, not simple he freestanding worker ownership but collective and cumbrian division. what makes it doubly interesting is in the middle of this area these large hospitals and universities are, there is huge purchasing power largely finance

i'm from cleveland. next to cleveland, new york is the greatest.s wonderful! >> cleveland is the greatest. >> not in baseball, though. >> hey! >> oh... >> first in the american league and first in the hearts of the people. this -- this town is alive! you've got to celebrate it. >> kat: i agree. i love living here. but sometimes i want to take a nap. >> eric: come on... >> at least don't take the subway. >> mo: apparently what i've seen on -- [laughs] not a good idea. >> kat: new york stretches you out too much, nevada can be your cup of tea to mellow out. legal weed! there is one problem. booming sales have led to a statewide shortage. the republican governor has been forced to step in and pushed emergency regulations to boost the number of distributors. you know... they are talking about a million dollar tax revenue here. excuse me -- >> eric: many. >> kat: 200 million in tax revenue. yeah, they should probably get it together. >> eric: look, i'm on board. legalize it, to commercialize it across the country, the numbers you point out matching up t

courtside seats for game three in cleveland went for as much as $20,000 a pop.ou know, usually to be able to afford that you have to have a baby with a player. [ laughter ] that's serious money. tonight's game as i mentioned was in cleveland, where of course they have very dedicated fans. i think -- i did a lot of research. i believe these two win the best t-shirt contest for 2017 for this. "i may be indian, but i hate curry." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's very strong, well done. meanwhile, in washington all eyes were off the court and on congress for the main event tomorrow. former fbi director james comey will appear before the senate intelligence committee to spill the beans on president trump, which when you think about it on a human level is pretty great for james comey. can you imagine getting fired and then the next thing you know you get to trash talk your boss in front of the whole world? it's like a dream come true. [ cheers and applause ] we got a surprise preview today of what comey plans to share. the senate released his prepared state

the cleveland indians opened up across the bay where fans had a tribute to the movie major league buty, a streak dated back to the fist world championship series team in 2010. demonstrated why this team is where it is in the standings. moore should be out of the inning on that dribbler by bradley zimmer. the indians got one more to tie. in the 6th, the giants were generous again. just two of the runs moore gives up are earned but that was enough to give cleveland a 5-3 win and hand the giants their third straight loss. >>> the as were hot over the weekend, sweeping those same cleveland indians in three games. tampa bay rays in town and an unusual time the giants and rays are at home. steven souza got the rays on the board. sousa puts it over the wall in left. his 19th homer of the year. 1-0 rays. they took the lead to the 4th before the as cut it in half. chris davis rides one the opposite way. that makes it out for his 26th homer of the year. the as right in it at 2-1. the rays got that run back a half inning later. this time it's evan longoria getting in to a pitch. just stays fair.

taking on the defending american league champion cleveland indians... right now...or the a's... they are hosting tampa bay... and right now...(wipe to a's trade vets setup) the a's have continued their annual post all-star game fire salethey traded fan favorite sean doolittle and ryan madsen to the washington nationals yesterday for pitcher blake treinen and 2 prospects most figure it's just a matter of time before they deal starter sonny gray toothis has been status quo for the a's for seasons now dealing away their best players for propects to avoid high salaries or to just get youngerexecutive vice president of baseball operations billy beane says it's time to go in another diection(sot: billy beane) "i think what really been missing here the last 20 years is keeping these players. i mean the frustration isn't the fact that we've had success, the frustration is that after success we haven;t kept them. and it's just a fact andwe need to change that narrative by virtue of number one creating a good team, and ultimately committed by keeping them around.

cleveland call here star says curry should be making $80 million a year or so. signed the law enforcementest crack in nba hear, $201 million over the five years, or roughly $40 million. >>> an act cue weather this evening we're half way through the holiday weekend. you can see behind me, live doppler 7 along with satellite, along the coast keeping temperatures toll ration temperatures toll reshl. a live look you can see the marine this nicely. it's along the coastline but will make the trek inland overnight tonight with many areas waking up toover cast skies. july fourth of july as we get y the next few days. temperatures will be in the 80s, 7:00 inland and drop down to the 60s. fog had been an issue, but we'll talk about that in a second. temperature wise right now it's comfortable. you need a jacket along the coast, 53 the high or 64 in -- oak loan at 60 and lin more checking in at 63 degrees. the chouds are going to push inland and that's going to keep temperatures across the board from the coast to the bay in inland holding in 60s. starting in the south bay,

miller, cleveland.second half, get their manager back. >> joe: that makes brad mills happy and you know terry francona watching in cleveland. let's go to the field and tom verducci. >> tom: your first game in right field in four years, take us through the diving catch you made. >> i wasn't expecting that hard of contact. you have to stay on your toes with that many good players. the ball came out and i went and got it. >> tom: your first game in the all-star game where the world series home advantage wasn't on the line. >> these guys still want to win and that's why they are playing at the level they are. in the to win and we came away with a w. >> tom: thanks so much. >> joe: each side left eight runners on, american league wins it 2-1 on the test test test test mr. cano again. kevin burkhardt will be along with the mvp award on the other side of the break. al wins again 2-1 >> joe: 88th all-star game in the books. 2-1, american league wins it in ten. along with our producer, our director, joe, john, c

being reported that cleveland cavaliers guard kyrie irving he wants out of cleveland demanding a tradeises. unfortunately sixers aren't one of those right now. but the knicks, heat, t wolves and spurs are all preferred landing spots for the four-time all star. 25-year-old irving has been with the cavs since they selected him number one overall back in 2011. irving who has absolute super star skills played a huge role in the cavs winning it fall 2016. i know you remember that step back three. pointer to ice the game. that was game seven on the road. there's a lot of rumors out there. but my guess is cyrie had enough of being robin to lebron's batman and which we'll have more at 11:20 in my commentary. kyrie knows lebron is leaving next year. he's not waiting around boys it's that's for sure. he's out that's it. >> i'm diehard sixers fan in all of that, you know what i heard, cyrie is coming to phillyly lebron is coming tophily. >> i don't think cyrie is. lebron, next year, who knows? >> you're saying there's chance. >> always a chance. thank you that does it for us at 10:00. dawn timmen

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cavaliers. >> cleveland is a city of champions!they won a championship together in 2016. no one is saying lentz told him to make the move. >> when we first moved here it just seemed so big. >> reporter: but when we caught up with lentz in 2014, his influence in the nba was clear. he baptized kevin durant and was even connected with the knicks. ♪ it's the heart-thumping music. >> tonight we celebrate in your house. >> reporter: and scripture-rich sermons that have made lentz a big name in his own right. >> god will bless you in areas you didn't even know you wanted to be wlblessed. >> reporter: focusing on basic biblical principles. the church which originated in australia now has locations from london to paris, kiev to capetown. >> music has an incredible ability to break down walls and to reach people's hearts. >> it felt like i was backstage at a concert. >> less groupies, though. >> reporter: but if our conversation was any indication, the powerhouse preacher is more focused on his fellowship than his rising fame. glue can't fak

paul george talked his way out of indie and kyree irving wants out of cleveland.old them he wants to be traded. apparently he doesn't want to be in lebron's shadow anymore. he is probably thinking if lebron leaves for l.a. he doesn't want to be stuck in cleveland. irving averaged 25 points per game last season. and when he goes into uncle drew mode he is unstoppable. his reported number one choice is a trade to the spurs, which the warriors would not want. >> abc 7 brought to you by river rock casino. everybody is trying to make moves to catch the warriors. it is wild. >> they've changed things. >> for sure. >> thanks, larry. >>> abc 7 continues often line, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with our

cleveland hosting the angels. ben revere top ten and that's old zimmer who hit a grand slam earlier in the game. and the indians hadn't had two grand slaps in a game since 1999. well, they got a walkoff grand slam from edwin encarnacion in the bottom of the 11th. two grand slams, cleveland, walkoff, 11-7. >>> cardinals taking on the rockies. harrison bader, his mom and dad were there for his debut. bottom nine, bader up with nobody out, that will be good for a double. his first major league hit. puts him in scoring position. jed jerko up. carlos gonzalez is going to squeeze it and he's coming home. so is bader. bader is in there. he scores, cardinals win it 3-2. a game he'll never forget. >> up next in "the pulse," an nfl player cut from his team but police say it was all a mistake so what's the team doing now? >>> and there's no crying in baseball, right? well, a dad's missed opportunity got a different reaction from his son. how your clothes smell can say a lot abut you. that's why new downy protect and refresh

we'll talk with the ceo of the cleveland clinic coming up.biggest reveals expected at comic-con later today. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. maria: from gelled dies to superheroes, fans are headed to san diego for comic-con this weekend. hillary vaughn is at the event, it's always a huge event. hi, hillary. >> hey, maria. well, an army of fans are camped out here a

. >>> turning now to sports and with kyrie irving looking to leave the cleveland cavaliers, lebron james was in the market for a new running mate. enter derrick rose. the 2011 one year, $2.1 million deal with the cavs. rose spent last year in new york with the knicks. after seven seasons with chicago, he's averaged 19.5 points per game in his career. let's hope he has a healthy year there in cleveland. >>> speaking of good years, most middle school athletes don't make college visits. they wait till high school for that. but most of them aren't the size of a nfl lineman. >> but this guy is. whoa. so take a look. that's jaheem otis from columbia, mississippi. and he's going into the eighth grade. >> eighth grade. he is listed at 6'4", 286 pounds, and he says he has a full scholarship offer from mississippi, mississippi state and alabama. >> they're all wooing him already. he's not just big. he's fast, too. seconds at mississippi's camp over the weekend. >> wow. he also plays on the middle school's baseball and basketball teams. no word on how old he actually is. but. >> so. >> eighth grade

in cleveland, second inning against the tribe. six nothing laid. cleveland 17 nothing. a grand slam. the indians take the game 11-7 on the second place royals. he did the field last night as a member of the san francisco giants leaving the game of boston red sox. in a two run double scored the final run removed in the fifth inning and proceeded to hug it out with several teammates. south of boston. nÚÑez will join the red sox friday. first victory for madison baumgartner. a victory for soccer star cristiano bernardo on the highest-paid athletes. based on data from "forbes," we get the good bank accounts being fed $93 million this year. 59 for salaries or 35 million from endorsements. lebron james had 55 million the rest in salary. quartet 64 million. nba finals just over 60 million good gophers football player on the list at six. according to the american medical association. donated for research shows find the degenerative brain disease. 110 out of 111 players study looked at the brains of 202 former football players of the nfl all the way down to high school and 177 o

paul george talked his way out of indie and kyree irving wants out of cleveland.s to be traded. apparently he doesn't want to be in lebron's shadow anymore. he is probably thinking if lebron leaves for l.a. he doesn't want to be stuck in cleveland. irving averaged 25 points per game last season. and when he goes into uncle drew mode he is unstoppable. his reported number one choice is a trade to the spurs, which the warriors would not want. >> abc 7 brought to you by river rock casino. everybody is trying to make moves to catch the warriors. it is wild. >> they've changed things. >> for sure. >> thanks, larry. >>> abc 7 continues often line, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with our >>> that's our report. as always we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, larry. thanks for joining us. on "jimmy kimmel live," adam crowe. >> hope you enjoy that show. have a great weekend. ♪ >>> tonight's "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by the u.s. presidential order of succession. the 13 people standing between us and president ben ca

said this committee before, we lip in 44105 in cleveland and 2007 the first half of that year more home were foreclosed on than any zip code in the united states of america. so i see the aftermath of that every day i'm in ohio which is four or five days almost every week. mr. otting's bank made money you about kicking seniors out of their homes and then turned around and said the government made them do it. mr. quarrels bemoaned the role of the government as a player in the financial sector rather than a referee. these sent. s would ring a little less hollow had their banks not accepted $2.5 billion from fdic to protect them from losses. parentally they believe in government help for wall street just not families and zip code 44105. in the wakest crisis, the fdic was forced to step in to share losz at failed banks, banks like indy mac and bank united to prevent a bigger hit on the insurance fund. mr. quarrels and mr. otting then stepped in and made good money after those banks had been propped up by taxpayers. according to the columbus dispatch, the most conservative newspaper, 2,000 oh

. >> reporter: tonight, cleveland police are investigating a facebook scam after hundreds of moms saynned out of more than $200,000. >> i put my trust in her and she's an ultimate scammer. >> reporter: the woman behind a facebook site claiming to be the purveyor of discounted baby products, now facing felony charges. an investigator familiar with the case telling abc news some women have maxed out their credit cards. that official going on to say 23-year-old zienup sbeih would bait them by shipping big purchases like car seats, then offer moms smaller ticket items like diapers, and not deliver. this mom in texas said she shelled out more than 1,000 bucks for a deal. >> she made it so believable. when you first got added on you did get things. all of a sudden it just stopped. >> reporter: only to discover she had been duped. >> i was angry and i was so mad. >> reporter: in an apparent post last year, sbeih blaming delays on delivery companies. the facebook group, now deactivated. we reached out to sbeih for comment, so far no response. but tonight, a warrant for her arrest. tom, the mo

there you are in cleveland, full disclosure, you happen to be married to democratic senator shared brownio. let's talk about ohio and your governor, john kasich. has carved an interesting road for himself, is now partnering with at least one other governor on health care. is his -- do you think this is how he's going to carve a run for what remains oh of that slice of the -- used to be the rock rib center of the republican part zbli >> i don't think there's any question. when you see how outspoken he's been and how his message is resonating, and he's getting support from a number of democrats, not just republicans who are wandering in the wilderness about what happened to their party. i don't think of him as a moderate, but i understand how he can appear to be one in contrast to this man who currently resides in the white house. >> john, for your state of tennessee, to connie's first point, the anxiety that the subject of health care, the future of health care is causing. >> absolutely. this is a state that's prosperous in pockets, but not in others. very republican over the last 30 year

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in cleveland, indians relying on big bats against the angels.mer in the first career grand slam to help cleveland to a 6-0 advantage that would score one more in the frame. but eventually squander the 7-1 lead and go on to find themselves in a tie game with bases loaded in the bottom of the 11th inning, take a look. >> last of the 11th, tied at 7-7, nobody out. norris delivers. edward drills it, deep left, it is gone! and end of game! >> edwin encarnacion in left field, sending cleveland home with an 11-7 victory there. >>> and finally in the bronx it was a less than ideal home day bay at the plate for newly acquired yankee third baseman tom frazier, also grounds into the triple play against his former team. new york goes on to beat the reds, though, 4-2. >> man, that's got to sting for his debut. >> i do get a kick out of him for some reason. >> all right. still ahead, jared kushner spends a second day on capitol hill fielding questions on russia and reportedly got bipartisan phrase for his answers. >> and former chairman campaign manager was o

and the cleveland "plain dealer" in 2010 quoted him nd i will he said bute to you, may ent tower rhetoric satisfy the partisans but doesn't move the legistive goal to the goal line and he was talking about breaking legislative gridlock and advocating bipartisan compromise. seeing bob gibbs on the floor night and my being on the floor giving tribute to ralph regula, this a life that members of congress can learn from, real achievement, real merit, real honor. he brought real meaning to the word honorable. ralph regula, may he rest in peace and bless his spirit. mr. gibbs: in closing, we heard we'll ms ralph regula and he was a public servant and didn't grandstand and got the job done for the people of ohio and we will miss him. and best regards his beloved wife mary and three children. it was an honor and privilege to know ralph regula. at this time, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject t the call of the chair.

colleagues have heard me say on this committee that the zip code my wife and i live in in the city of cleveland, 44105 had ten years ago more foreclosures the first half of that year than zip code in the united states of america. i see the difficulty that people in my neighborhood and my zip code have in rebuilding their lives. even though the wealth gap between white and black families has widened the administration seems to want to let wall street gamble with the financial futures of working families once again. cutting protections and for working americans is back in style in parts of washington from the treasury department's report to the financial choice act to the house's financial appropriations bill, we face a slate of nominees for watchdog politicians who are with great apology to president lincoln who are of wall street, by wall street, for wall street. ten years ago chairman bernanke sat in the seat you occupied after describing the economic conditions in the housing and business sectors he told our committee, he spoke about concerns about subprime mortgages and global economic trend