danita: senator portman. mr. portman: you asked about criminal justice reform and some of the deeper problems. there is legislation, as you may know, in the senate, cory booker's legislation, that's bipartisan, to reform some of our criminal justice system, some of our laws, some of the disparate outcomes that have occurred. i'm in support of that legislation. i'm a co-sponsor of it. i've also taken the lead in washington over the years on this issue of ensuring people who are coming out of prisonthe opportunity to get their lives back on track. why? because it's good for everybody. certainly it's good for them, achieving their god-given purpose in life. it's good for the community because you reduce crime. it's good for the taxpayer because right now more than half of those people are in a revolving door. they're back out of the prison system within two or three years, they're back into the prison system again. and i authored what's called the second chance act. to give people the opportunity to get the jobs ski

danita: senator portman. mr. portman: you asked about criminal justice reform and some of the deeper problems. there is legislation, as you may know, in the senate, cory booker's legislation, that's bipartisan, to reform some of our criminal justice system, some of our laws, some of the disparate outcomes that have occurred. i'm in support of that legislation. i'm a co-sponsor of it. i've also taken the lead in washington over the years on this issue of ensuring people who are coming out of prison the opportunity to get their lives back on track. why? because it's good for everybody. certainly it's good for them, achieving their god-given purpose in life. it's good for the community because you reduce crime. it's good for the taxpayer because right now more than half of those people are in a revolving door. they're back out of the prison system within two or three years, they're back into the prison system again. and i authored what's called the second chance act. to give people the opportunity to get the jobs sk

danita: senator portman. mr. portman: you asked about criminal justice reform and some of the deeper problems. there is legislation, as you may know, in the senate, cory booker's legislation, that's bipartisan, to reform some of our criminal justice system, some of our laws, some of the disparate outcomes that have occurred. i'm in support of that legislation. i'm a co-sponsor of it. i've also taken the lead in washington over the years on this issue of ensuring people who are coming out of prison the opportunity to get their lives back on track. why? because it's good for everybody. certainly it's good for them, achieving their god-given purpose in life. it's good for the community because you reduce crime. it's good for the taxpayer because right now more than half of those people are in a revolving door. they're back out of the prison system within two or three years, they're back into the prison system again. and i authored what's called the second chance act. to give people the opportunity to get the jobs sk

danita and rob? >>> all right. if you can believe it, this time 19 years ago was the last time the indians played in the world series and some fans had an attitude because they had $20 parking fees. >> it is hard to believe it was that long ago and it was $20 parking fees. tonight people are shelling out a lot more parking spot downtown. we are here with more guidance on where to park when you come downtown tonight. sarah? rar. >> reporter: that is right, rob. today we are seeing $100 parking in the city of cleveland. in 1997 jaws were dropping at $10 to $20 but in our 19 year history cleveland fans say our sports are worth it. the lots have jumped. >> reporter: then and now. >> we have a $50 parking spot pretty close. >> reporter: $50, when it looks cheap it is a pretty crazy day. >> reporter: in 19 years the sticker shock has changed a bit. >> that is right. >> reporter: but that one thing has changed the same, cleveland sport's fans. our archive video. >> it is a long time. >> reporter: capturing the same attitu

i am happy to give this traffic report, rob and danita. >> reporter: well, once all those cars get downtown they will be dealing with a sea of people. >> repo something else. we have the newschannel5 jonathan walsh out in the title tracker to give us a wave out there on the city streets. what is the taste right now, john? [ laughing ] >> reporter: well, guys, i am at prospect and east 4th. let me show you what we are dealing with. all kinds of people out and about. you said a sea of people? yes. we have seen perhaps a great lake of wine and gold and it is all good here in downtown cleveland. we have so many people coming through. yes, you can see they are trying to wave us through, the officer. now he is stopping us. he wants the fans to get through. it has been quite chaotic. it has been hard to get around. you have to be aware if you are coming downtown, be aware that there are so many people here, there and everywhere. and really, everywhere you look there are people. >> reporter: all right, jonathan. thank you. it is c-o-l-d-k-o-l-d c-o-l-d- k-o-l-d-o-w-t-h- e-e-r-d-s-h-k- o-l-d-o-w- t-

and i know, danita and rob are downtown. they are bundled up. i would recommend everyone going to the game do the same. >> great advice. bundle up, lots of layers because it is really cold out here tonight. cleveland, we love our tribe but the indians, they are making international news right appearance since nineteen known. >> it was fun, but even in the years this team did not go all the way, cleveland's fans have been so loyal that even with the indians aren't winning, we're breaking records. >> and the tribe previously set a league record with a 455-game sell-out streak that they had at the field formerly known, let me bring it back four, the jake, from 1995 to 2001. and that record was broken by the red sox. >> thanks for bringing that back to us. that's a nice nostalgic thought. we can say we have the bert fans. at the time our stadium held 7,000 more seats than fenway park. tonight you know the fans are going to be out in full force. game two is sold out. we're pretty sure the cold, the wet weather will not keep indians fans at home. as f

danita: we're going to have to stop right there.ortman, we know that it took you a while to withdraw your support from the republican nominee, donald trump. but i would like to get your take on the fact that millennials age 18 to 34, that age group sees the candidates as neither one of them being fit to be president. mr. portman: i think the sad. i do think that it would be nice if they could look up to their presidential candidates. i do think that in this campaign, we've seen some things said and done that have discouraged them. i have stood up, as you said, and i have consistently stood up and i -- when i thought something was said that was wrong. my opponent hasn't done that by the way. i believe that words matter. words matter so much i took the extraordinary step not to be able to support my republican nominee for president. when hillary clinton called half of donald trump's supporters deplorable, said they were irredeemable, said they were racist, ted strickland hasn't stood up to condemn those comments. words matter. this is

. >> let's send to the danita. need. but an exclusive news 5 investigation uncovered living conditions at one that are so bad, some say it hinders their recovery. and that shelter in shambles is funded with your taxes. >>> plus, a far cry from a house call. employees at a local doctor's office found someone broke in, in the middle of the night. you will never believe what happened after that. news 5 at 6:00 starts in two >>> in the morning i would wake up and there would be at least ten bedbugs. >> it is supposed to give >> they have been notified of these violations over and over and over and over again. >> instead, it's putting them at risk. only on 5, we investigate complaints of a shelter in shambles. they are facilities tore people with serious mental health issues. licensed to operate by the state. from the outside, a majority of them look like regular homes in your average neighborhood. but in some cases, behind the front door lies a different story. news 5's kristin volk has been investigating adult care faciliti

again, you can see that right here on news 5 and news 5 cleveland, our very own danita harris, one of the moderators. >>> the rigged election claims are forcing local election boards to respond. the cuyahoga board of elections tells us it's increasing security to work with police to make sure they can respond problems at the polls. >>> while trump and clinton are preparing for the debate tonight, they've got other people on the trail campaigning for them. clinton's running mate is stumping in ohio today. he told a crowd that hillary will be strong at the debate tonight. he also talked about how trump claims of a rigged election could impact the election. >> we have to win big to show what we have raised and what we win big to help other great candidates get elected. we have to win so that when donald trump complains at the end it was so unfair, nobody will believe him because the margin is big. >> he was also stopping in springfield before heading to north carolina. >>> clinton will be back in cleveland two days from now. her campaign told us that yesterday, but so far they have not r

with e ear waiting for the new spam cook book to come out from danita. 79 and then the weekend is cooling down. we count have timed it beter 62 tribe games looking phenomenal. >> great. >> i have the midges on stand by. if they get out of control we're sending them in. >> you heard it here first. we'll see you back here tonight >>> tonight, the breaking news here. millions of americans now bracing for hurricane matthew. what could be a direct hit. hundreds of thousands already racing to get out. the mandatory evacuations at this hour. the deadly storm steam romming through the caribbean, the u.s. coastline next. the new track right here tonight. and is hurricane could circle around and hit twice? >>> also tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet. the owner who says his smartphone was burning, smoke in the cabin. this had been the fear all along. >>> donald trump and his new attack late today, using bill clinton's own words, as hillary clinton now prepares for their second showdown. >>> american secrets stolen? authorities say the government contractor and the top secret

you haven't noticed, the lovely leigh jordan is now sitting next to me instead of my usual partner danita harris. >> that's because she is getting ready to ask questions for you as moderator of the third and final ohio senate debate. she is live at the ideal dream studios. what can we expect tonight? >> reporter: one thing i can tell you if you are driving downtown past here, you will see protesters outside from the green party because their candidate is tonight's debate. tonight's debate, i can tell you, is going to be a focus on the issues. if you watched monday, the candidates were more like attacking each other personally. tonight, the focus is to stay on the issues. the format will be 30 minutes of myself and my co-moderator karen kessler asking pointed questions to both candidates. then after that, we're going to take questions from the audience, some very good yeses that people in the audience candidates to answer. then wear also going to have a social media component tonight. if you are on twitter, if you have a twitter account, hashtag ity club, say? we're going to take a questio

reporter: well danita we are not talking about dozens of babies. that would be bad enough. we are talking about hundreds of newborns addicted to heroin. nurses here at akron children's hospital are busy caring for heroin addicted babies. in the last two years they have treated more than 200 newborns addicted to heroin. the babies are addicted to heroin because their pgn when the babies are born. they go through painful withdrawals. a nurse specialist says through morphine they can nurse babies back to health. in addition to medication a lot of tlc can comfort drug addicted babies. >> such as having the mom and baby skin to skin and having encouraging the family to be here as much as possible to help take care of them. if we implement those interventions we are hoping to decrease the amount of time that babies spend on medication. >> the hospital helps the mother deal with her drug addiction. >> i also checked with akron general hospital nearby and they said they are dealing with the same problem. live in akron, paul kiska, news 5. >>> planning for pot. our state about to op

. >> the song stylings of danita harris. >> that was at the domestic violence luncheon today we were >> so how much did you make by singing. >> none by singing. [laughter] >> they were raising money for a good cause. >> can you believe that? >> i am just the pipped to her gladys knight. >>> when we come back we will talk sports. we will get the latest on >> i think her attitude last night was tremendous. i wanted the guy to just fly around for a while. i thought it was pretty cool. winning is hard especially against these guys. >> just keep flying over chicago >> let's check in with a came. >> reporter: hello from the corner of cargo -- carnegie to the corner of clark in madison for josh tomlin pitching will be special because his dad will be here. just last week he was in the hospital. in august jerry tomlin was forced to have emergency surgery because of a rare condition he was injured and paralyzed from the chest down. despite all of that he remains strong josh's postseason starts from rehab center in dallas. friday night he will be in the stands to share on his son. >> it means a

our can watch e1r danita is best watched in bed with some xdsort of snack. by t(8:00 a.m., xd36 ravenna, 3 dover-new philly. frosty conditions, growing season about to come qto an end we're going to track jfak weather weekend, plus we've f?g up. >> look xdr >>> electric rates about ??to rise for first energy key commission just approved the rate increase ??plan that would allow them to collect an additional $204 million over the next three years. with ai8$=yal the commission estimates for a $yse that uses about 750 kilowatts a month you would see a $3-a-month >>> ht#uurchinese nationals are heading to prison qafter they stole more than a million dollars from jfgood year. both were employees within the d company with they took $1.5 million between 2013 i]f?and 20 according to court cdocuments, they were connected to and brought business to a shell company xdto purchase rubber fr them. qokstole. >>> this afternoon, several members within the clevelay? union president steve loomis. they called on loomis to step down from his post at ?rthat ti cleveland police e

danita, back to you. >> a very special game. >> all we have to say is go tribe. we know you can do it. we're behind you all the way. let's rally together and cheer our indians on to victory. see you at 11:00. >> news five at 6:00 has been brought to you by the ohio lottery cash explosion game, >>> tonight, breaking news. the fbi bombshell for hillary clinton. revealing they will now investigate newly discovered e-mails. why now, 11 days before the election? and are the e-mails connected to clinton advisor huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner? tonight, donald trump pouncing. >>> also breaking, the fire engulfing a passenger plane at one of america's busiest airports. chaos in the cabin. passengers racing to escape. and we're on the scene tonight. >>> the near disaster at another airport. and the new reveal late today. what happened in the cockpit of the campaign plane veering off the runway in new york? >>> and, the urgent manhunt. the 911 calls just released. hunting for a killer who took aim at two police officers.

on thursday our own danita harris will be a mott rater in the -- will be a moderator in the third and final debate here in cleveland on newschannel5 at 7:00. >>> well, now on the topic of secretary of state john houston spoke on the subject after trump's tweets this morning. in the post trump claims there is a large scale voter fraud happening right now. houston says while he was in officers the election will certainly not be -- in office the lightening will certainly not be rigged here. >> in places like ohio we make it easy to vote and hard to cheat. >> trump went on to tweet and claim that hillary clinton not the questions for the second debate beforehand. >>> still ahead on newschannel5 at 6:00, summit county just became the first county in the state to offer paid paternity leave for county employees. >> plus, he tried to have his grandparent's cable service turned off but he said reps on the other side of the phone mocked him and his situation. newschannel5 at 6:00 comes through terrible health issues say it has insult added to injury. >> yes. a cable company now mocking the fami

. >> it certainly is disturbing danita. it's happening right here in our own communities all while your tax dollars line the pocket of the landlords. >> this is the fly droppings on the mattress cover. that's what we had to sleep on. you cringe. >> this is all mold. >> reporter: and so diss video. >> when i went to bed, the bedbugs were so horrendously awful, i could not sleep in either bed. i actually slept on the floor. >> reporter: but all of these bugs, all of this filth, that was daily life for ed bricker. life here at care circles three homes on east 89th street. >> that would the morning. every morning. >> reporter: care circle was supposed to be a place for ed to get back on his feet. a place where he could get help for his mental health issues. >> i would lay on the floor and cry for hours. >> reporter: severe depression. bipolar, a.d.d., anxiety. he never imagined he would hit a new low. >> i actually considered going >> this is definitely one of the worst that we've seen. >> reporter: disability rights ohio, a no

the debate is moderated by our own danita harris. we had a team covering this meeting from fact checks to takeaways. we will start with a look at how this night played out. debate seen live here on news 5 stuck mainly to the issues that divide of these candidates for the entirety of this race. they shake hands as they take the cleveland stage. the niceties extended no further. >> and then there is the rob portman story. >> reporter: are looking to define their opponent. >> he said it was a lousy deal for ohio. he's wanting to keep us from curbing put -- gun violence. >> 48 than the country injo 90,000 jobs were lost in cleveland and when the voters turned him out of office he blames cleveland. he said cleveland's biggest enemy was cleveland. >> reporter: it was substantive to be clear with topics ranging from the supreme court, syria, gun control, the heroin epidemic, and more. the biggest issue will be impacted by the top of the ticket. >> donald trump is unfit to be he has made fun of prisoners of war and gold star families and so

back to rob and danita. >>> thou they apparently want to look at e-mails of one of my staff, and biall means they should look at them. and i >> hillary clinton is going on the offensive over her e-mails calling out federal investigators during a campaign stop at kent state university. with just a week left until election day, she is hitting the campaign trail hard hear in ohio. >> news 5's dhomonique ricks has more. >> reporter: she just finished speaking to large crowd on the campus where she took on the latest controversy to hit her campaign yet again. over the weekend the fbi her top advisers, huma abedin. that computer belongs to anthony weiner. the fbi director sent a letter saying there may be e-mails related to clinton e-mail investigation on that computer but the letter didn't elaborate. tonight the justice department announced it will dedicate all the e-mails. clinton said she welcomes the investigation. >> i am sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at may e-mails for the last year. there is no case here. >> clinton started her day in cleveland. yo

>> danita and rob it could be worse. i have not uttered the phrase where squalls persist at all tonight. that's good news. >> well, yeah. >> but nature's curveball, we're going to try and swing and hit this one out of the park tonight. right now we're into this dry punch. we had that rain and sleet move through earlier. now we've just got a couple of ice light sprinkles for the time being. here they are. little hit and miss brief little things there so that's going the start of the ball game. now, i'm going try and bring us hopefully an hour and a half to two hours of just a sprinkle or two. but then we've got watch for all of this rain back hear. it is going to ride eastward. my hope is that it stays just offshore and allows the rest of the ball game to get through virtually dry. but the problem will be, after 9:00 p.m., here we go, notice the showers try and griz downtown cleveland toward and off for the later innings, and will it be enough to stop play? hopefully not. all right. but i cannot -- i just don't think you

our newest cleveland team member is joining us here, danita . >> good morning. this is fantastic. >> are you way? >> i'm awake>> the tribe is an world series.>> this is awesome. it will be a good week. series.>>> our weather radar shows no rain today. it is not bad temperature wise yesterday. that will change today. were in the 50s. we dropped another degree. it is going to continue to do that as the day goes on. nothing like yesterday. we have the low 50s. throw-in the wind which will be strong out of the northwest, we have the upper 40s. i see a chance of rain coming this week. we'll talk about how it could impact the world series.>>> the highway looks good. we haven't accident for 80 e. it will be clear soon, if not already. the biggest news today is the eastbound bridge is open to five lanes of traffic. let's check on 71 at clark. >>> the indians and the cavs fans know it is a big day but this will help them get downtown. the entire bridge is open. we are live this morning. this is a big day.>> reporter: it is a big day. five years in america there's making.

if you go, keep an eye out for danita harris. she will be the emcee. >>> and halloween is coming to cleveland's lakeshore. the u.s.s. submarine memorial is hosting a today. tours and story telling will take place on the vessel and deck guns will be fired as well. programs are from 6:00 until 10:00 tonight. >>> coming up next, a barber finds a new way to get kids interested in reading. we'll share his efforts, >>> 6:43 now. new this morning, a another breakthrough in the global limit the use of greenhouse gases, much more powerful than carbon dioxide. this will begin in 2019 by developed countries and more than 100 countries will follow suit by 2024. hfc's are the world's fastest climate pollutants. >>> wildfires continue to burn along the 22 homes north of carson city, nevada. they closed down a major highway from reno to the mountain lake. no injuries have been reported. the governor of nevada declared a state of emergency as hundreds of firefighters continue to t battle the flames. >>> russia's u.n. ambassador is calling relati

. >> over t(to robb and danita. >>> growing pains an city's grq7%ng problems. >> the city of avon ??is gettin a big lpboom in activity. all new at 6w?0, is it growing too f?big for its first responders? >>> plus, they stole a car, tried to make a f two teens in trouble tonight after leading police officers ?i on this chase. news 5 at 6:00 begins in two >>> new xdi]homes, new stores, exploding population. 's the tale of a growing city with e1a e1jfgrowing problem. >> we're going r this year. >> e1emergency services are starting to find themselves overloaded. >> so how much of the growth putting on the city of avon's xdjffirst responders? our paul kiska is digging into the issue ok?ifor us tonight. >> reporter: while some cities here i]in lorain county have be losing population, avon has been gaining population the last 10 years. of course, more people means more calls for first responders who say they are up to the task. 4vjp%ust 10 years ago avo still a rural area. now it a5?is +?a booming suburbq city growing so fast, a new

newschannel5 anchor danita harris will serve as one of the moderators. >> we will have to watch that. >>> we learned 1.2 million ohioans are planning to vote absentee. that is how many absentee ballots have been requested. >> let's go ahead and get a look at the forecast. so, today there will be a few changes that you will be cognizant of. 14 miles per hour in diamondbacks. we are seeing sustain -- -- in medina right now. we are seeing wind speeds from 14 to 17 miles per hour. warm air and temperatures in the low 80s today. rain moves in, though. around 5:00 to 6:00 the clouds will be moving in and the showers will be punishing through. our entire viewing area should be seeing rain at one point in jackie, to you. >> somara, thank you. >>> melania trump breaking her silence. the claims she is making to defense her husband. >> and in it to win it. how rift was just made on the price is right. >>> welcome back. donald trump's wife is coming to his defense over the leaked access hollywood tape. >> melania trump is placing the blame on billy bush. anderson cooper, she said it wasn't donald

you can watch it right here on newschannel5 danita harris is one of the moderators. >>> it looks like another failed missile launch for north korea, after the u.s. and south korea's military agreed to step up efforts to counter north korea's nuclear threats. officials say it is the country's second failed attempt to launch a missile since saturday and the eighth attempt in seven months. >>> right now the entire state university system of pennsylvania is on strike. you can see thousands faculty members picketing here. the walkout started yesterday. the salary talks broke down, a usual issue is how much they must pay for health insurance. >>> could bats stop zika from spreading? one commissioner in florida thinks so. she admits people are not taking the idea seriously but bat cans eat up to 3,000 mosquitoes a day which could cut down on the bugs carrying the virus. sold on the idea, saying bats will feed on whatever they choose, not just mosquitoes. >>> well, move over uber and google, tesla is getting into self driving game. the new cars are said to be substantially safer than a human

our own danita harris will be one of the moderators. be sure to tune in at 7:00 on news 5 and newsnet5.com. as the candidates swear off, they will be watching the debate closely and fact we were the only local station with a politifact in our newsroom. ron regan, you are breaking down what they uncovered during the first two senate debates. >> we're looking at statements from both candidates, and we begin with rob portman. one of the most contested comments centered around how much he's made since he left the governor's office. >> reporter: after the 350,000 jobs left, he left the state. he went to washington d.c. and so he wasn't living on minimum wage, but he was working against the interests of ohio. the senator said that i made $400,000. oh, senator, that's a big whopper. i've never made $400,000 in my life. >> okay, here's what we found when we looked into strickland's earnings. after losing re-election, strickland began working for the center for american $200,000 between april 2014 and march 2015. so how did portman come up with

it will take place right here in cleveland and our own danita harris will >>> let's check in with our chief meteorologist soaking up the sunshine. >> this is akron downtown. you have a few more hours to enjoy the warmth and sunshine. rain is coming. 72 akron, canton, mansfield, 77. the warm spot, clouds are coming in first. they'll be increasing through the next few hours and we've got rain here, indianapolis, louisville, kentucky, all of it's all pointing at you. it's coming in, beginning, i'm thinking, after midnight tonight. then it's going to be on and off tomorrow even through friday, at least the morning. notice you've got sunshine. you're dry at 8:00. mid-60s across the board and then lower 60s at 10:00. still no rain. you have time to finish mowing the lawn, walk the dog, grill out. it's warm enough. then t we'll show you how much you may have to deal with in the next 24 hours coming up. >>> we have learned the name of the man who is facing a murder charge after he shot and killed a 15-year-old at a mr. hero over the weekend. 20-year-old dave i don't daveion -- daveion perry t

newschannel5's own danita harris moderated the debate. they covered everything from filling posts on the sport to gun control, the heroin epidemic and the presidential debate. >> donald trump is unfit to be president. he has mocked disabled people. he has made fun of prisoner's of war and gold star families. he has called women pigs and worse. >> i believe words matter. extraordinary step not to support donald trump for president but when hillary clinton called half of donald trump's supporters deplorable, irredeemable, ted strictland didn't stand up for them. he still has not. >> now it is up to them to decide. >>> a federal judge clears the way for mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman to be extradited to the united states. he can or february. he has escaped twice from maximum security prisons in next. he has ten days to appeal to higher courts. >>> today members of the cdc are going over a spirit airlines jet when 20 passengers got sick after a sweet smell inside the cabin of plane yesterday. none of them were hospitalized were w

for the last 13 years the cleveland clinic has hosted a multicultural health news 5's very own danita harris was the mistress of ceremonies. the annual event is all about educating, energizing and empowering women to take time to focus on their mental and emotional health. since its inception the program reached more than 9,000 women. great to see. >>> next -- early voting underway in ohio. we will share how it's impacting the campaigning here >>> 8:44 sunday morning. three weeks until america chooses a new president. early voting here in ohio is already underway. john kosich gives us a closer look in this morning's democracy 2016. >>> good sunday morning northeast ohio. crazy dream last night. i was on a plane that was going down and look up into the pilots in an all-out brawl over world health -- who should be the one to fly the plane. now something unrelated, the race for the white house. a modern day whistle stop at burke lakefront, president obama makes a pitch for hillary clinton in the week dominated by donald trump's alleged words and actions towards women. this w banter. this

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danita harris is one of the moderators. >>> we are waking up to scattered showers. things are starting to die down a tad bit. we will see another push of the wet conditions throughout the evening commute but the sweater weather is in affect today. 60 for day time highs tonight. it will be another cool one. lower 60s and arctic cool front by friday evening for high school typhoon, 38 degrees. cooler air tracking in for the start of the weekend. highs only in the upper 40s. kristin? >> thank you, janessa. >>> today was a rough commute because of the rain. delays on 71, 91 and 77 the usual spots. improvements when it comes to our drive times. look at the 77 northbound from the central interchange to 90, the average per hour. at least we are at 52 minutes. at one point it was at 123 minutes. yes, not what we want to deal with. this is a look now at 77 and harvard. traffic is moving. it was a parking lot before but it is still a slow ride. "live with kelly" is next. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, he's the man with a plan, matt leblanc. and from "american pa

my name is danita seaton. i'm a gas service representative for pg&e here in oakland.use i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> the american supported operation to retake mosul is making slow but steady progress. commanders overseas say the mission is so far going according to plan but are warning about possible isis attacks in the west in retaliation. nbc's richard engel is at an airfield just south of mosul. he spoke exclusively with the major general in charge of the american effort. >> reporter: how's it going? >> it's going well. >> reporter: in his first interview since the offensive to push isis out of mosul began, major general gary velesky said his troops are providing air support and heavy arti