. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. this is a look at the three evening. >> so you want to watch the indians and can't make it to chicago. >> there are watch parties at progressive field during all three away games. gates will open one hour before each game. there are two ticket options. four dollars club option including food. there's a four-ticket limit per order with proceeds benefiting cleveland indians and charities. seating is fist come first serve and app to buy tickets. >> mark: now to a hot dog battle. dan deroos has a food fight between chicago and cleveland. >> anybody else getting tired of chicago arrogance that's come along with this. the announcers seem to not remember they are playing the indians. wgn. come in close, eric. wgn is a super station out of game 1. cleveland we need to talk. we congratulate you on your world series appearance and the hot dogs and what they are talking about at the stadium and we have seen the slider dog and mascot and fruit loops and show you what a real hot

newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. at 6:14 now we are taking live pictures from wcsc in charleston. it looks like we continue to watch as matthew continues the boston of the storm expected overnight and matthew expected to be off charleston by day break, a category 2 hurricane there. >> ominous. >> mark: it is. people would want to help when a >> denise: a lot of big hearts this is when scammers strike. be sure to verify web sites when thieves create a misspelled version. be wary of claims when 100% of donations go to victims. most charities have fundraising and administrative costs to take care of. remember reputable charities are not known for pressuring people into making a donation. >> today we are getting answers now concerning our heroin alarming practice and most people are concerned about resurrection parties. >> these are parties not necessarily for addicts but people new to heroin scary to the police department that alerted us to the problem that potentially young people could get involved in. those who go to

. >> announcer: life from cleveland new center driven by don joseph taylor in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> anchor: rather incredible story here. some teacher in newark ohio said he will threaten to cut off the second-grade student heads and beer them by the school if they did not start behavinghe shocking statements frighten students. patients. >> child: after he said that all the kids jumped out of the seats and got under their seats screaming and crying. >> man: i think he needs to be behind bars. the stuff he said in the images he put into the kids heads is something, you know, think that she did not have nightmares last night. >> anchor: the school district is investigated and called the comments inappropriate and alarming. the substitute may never work again for newark schools> again. >> anchor: new guidelines from the american academy of pediatrics for children and screen time on smart phones, tablets, and tv. we are getting answers on how long they should use a device the biggest change, tablets between 18 ?24 months may use digital media. it was not th

. >>> live from cleveland newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. no arrest in the murder of a popular cleveland bartender. >> romona: tonight we talk to >> it doesn't surprise me she would want to save everybody. just putting everybody before herself. >> brinker worked at cooley lounge on west 130th. monday four men walked in, ordered drinks, took out guns and told everybody to hit the floor. brinker ran to a back room for help. they followed her, broke down the door and shot her. >> she was happy all the time. she loved everybody and she was smiling, the bars. >> brinker is leaving behind her parents, siblings and three dogs. >>> case western university police say a man robbed a woman in front of the cleveland institute of building and was sitting in a parked car and a man opened the door and demanded money. >> ob is returning to massillon sidelines. ohio cracked down on exotic animals. there's an exemption for the mascot. boosters had trouble meeting the stipulations. the tiger from syracuse will be at tomorrow's game against ca

it is time to fall >>> i love from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome back. we continue to keep an eye on hurricane matthew. live pictures now expecting to scrape pretty much the entire length of coast starting tonight at about a category 4. it has top winds of 140 miles per hour. more than 100 people have been killed in the caribbean most in haiti. >>> the red cross is mobilizing a multistate response. 13 workers from northeast ohio among responders so far more than 500 disaster workers standing by in florida and south carolina. a local pet owner's dog is dead. shot the dog repeatedly. denise zarrella getting answers in cleveland now. denise? >> reporter: this situation sparked outrage on social media. a retired cleveland police officer shot a dog that got loose not once but multiple times and tried to walk away. we want to warn you, some images you might see are disturbing. >> this guy just shoot off and without any care or surrounding around him. >> jason mckenna describing seeing his neighbor's dog dying i

hillary clinton: >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: one week before the election. voters are making their own statements about the candidates national and local. >> romona: some people are facing charges for stealing signs. early sunday morning in willowick police caught three women throwing donald trump-mike the trio faces trespassing and littering charges in a separate incident, a 21-year-old man jumped out of his truck and smashed a trump sign and took off. he faces theft charges. three men destroyed the campaign signs. stealing a campaign sign is a petty theft. it could come with jail time or a fine up to $1,000 in some cases. >>k: some ghost hunting. the haunted housewives took jen picciano for its place known for paranormal activity. >> if these walls could talk they might be able to tell what happened to don norris. >> he met his untimely demise by falling through the round window here on the third floor. and there were questions all along about his death whether it murder. we are ghost hunters and come at the

today at 1-844-717-2654 to learn more or to schedule >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. we have an update tonight on an effort to help a victim get a trip to disney world. >> romona: she's been through so much. the 9-year-old was abducted and assaulted leaving the library. they arrested dennis menefee and is locked up on a $2 million bond. dan deroos is at the answer center with the massillon police department's efforts to comfort the victim. >> in another story, the police department is going above and nine-years-old and kidnapping charges and rape charges. she's been through a lot. they have an update on the facebook page. they are trying to raise a ton of money for what they are calling massillon's little hero and the drive is going very well. i want to read what the massillon police department put here. our thoughts were since she's been in the worst place, we would now like to send her to the best place and figured out going to disney world in orlando, florida was hers. they have started a drive and they have raised $1,200.

now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the >> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: have a son or daughter at college right now? do you know how safe their campus is? tonight we're getting answers on how many violent crimes half at each school in the country. dan deroos is in the answer center with the numbers. >> dan: this is something the requires of every school and every college or university that receives federal financial aid in anyway. they call this the campus safety and security report. every school has to have the report in by october 1st and then the u.s. department of education will go through that and put it on the website. what i can show you is 2014 statistics. on this page i stacked four of the bigger schools in the state. ohio state, cleveland state, kent state and university of akron. then we start looking at the cral all breaks down. happy to report no murders, negligent manslaughters on any of these campuses. when we get to rape and follow it over here we can see there were 22 rape cases in 201

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> both hillary clinton and donald trump are getting ready for tomorrow presidential debate. clinton was seen boarding a plane to vegas. she's been out of the public eye preparing for the debate. meanwhile, donald trump was at a rally today in nevada. the latest poll numbers show him falling to clinton in that state. during the rally he said the media was to blame. president obama had something to say about that. >> the press has created a rigged system and poisoned the anymore. i don't believe them. >> you start whining before the game is even over? when things are going badly and you lose and blame somebody else. >> you don't have what it takes to be in this one. >> clinton and trump face off tomorrow night in the third presidential debate. it's being held in las vegas and will be the final debate before the election. >>> after numerous scandals and plenty of name calling it's been a season for america this year. >> mark: americans aren't the only ones who have noticed. neighbors

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. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: another important decision next month for ohioans comes in the race for u.s. senator. republican senator robb portman and democratic challenger ted debate between the candidates. a recent nbc news wall street poll journal shows portman held an 18 point lead over strickland. >>> donald trump says he expects to win next month's presidential election. >> mark: but if he loses he says it won't be his fault. >> hillary is running for president in what looks like to many people a totally rigged election. >>> donald trump tweeted today "large-scale voter fraud happening on and before election day. why do republican leaders deny when is going on. so naive." a gnaw poll shows nearly half touch supporters don't believe their vote will be counted. those numbers drop for democrats. >> it is a guy whining because he is a big bullinger and starting to whine. >>> hillary clinton has trust issues and new f.b.i. records shows a senior state official change the classification level of an e-

news app powered by the >> live from cleveland eats news center, driven by don io 7 toyota in -- don joseph toy io do in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: sometimes it feels like the police are losing the war on drugs especially when it comes to heroin dani carlson talks about what happens if someone gets behind the wheel and what you need to know to keep you and your family safe on the road. >> she is going the wrong way. >> reporter: we keep seeing scenes like this one. tragedies that could have been prevented. families that didn't have to be destroyed. and lives that didn't have to be over. >> they found what they believed to be heroin in the because people keep using drugs and getting behind the wheel. >> there she goes. there she goes. >> if you are messed up you shouldn't be driving. >> i know, i just -- i know. i am so sorry. >> when you became a trooper did you ever think this would be standard? >> never. i never thought i would be taking blood pressure in a trooper uniform. pressure, pupil size, these are just more tools that troopers like rob gable use and need. this is t

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> we have options tuesday and wednesday with indians and cavaliers. >> how can you celebrate the world series and cavaliers banner raising. dan deroos will break it down. >> dan: you have to make a choice and plans ahead of time. downtown tuesday night is they have not put out an estimate is what they expect so far as a crowd. i think you can shoot it between 300, 400, 500,000 people will be downtown for the two major events. they are major events. let's talk about what tnt is doing. the parking lot outside harry buffalo outside ultimate q, at 3:00 they are renting out the entire parking lot with whiz songs. i don't have time for that. i don't have time. >> if you are there for the raising of the banner and ring ceremony, they are asking you in the q to be in your seat by 7:15. the ceremony starts at 7:30 and game at 8:00 that does not give you a lot of time. then we move to the q. the indians staff has not told us as of yet what they have planned. you can more than likely expect bi

on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers >>> live from the newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> political signs are everywhere this >> mark: one display caught harry boomer's eye on cleveland's east side. >> i made this for hillary clinton. >> byron kelly hand made mannequins to show support for democrat presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> to remind you this is a serious lesson this year. in fact, everybody realizes it is our future and coming out to vote. >> he made the mannequins of the president because he won twice. might say has the president's back. kelly says it is more than a political display. >> you hear people say they think their vote won't count. what does it make you feel. >> real bad because when things don't go their way, if you don't volt you shouldn't have anything to say about it. >> kelly says the old lady and old man represent retired people on social security. the guy in the hard hat is a rd figure. putting up the figurine sincere to pique curiosity and motivate people to vote. it appears to be working. >

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome once again just outside progressive field at we are getting ready for october baseball postseason. the alcs game 1 is tonight outside with tony zarrella. we had bad news with the pitching staff. >> trevor bauer was supposed to be pitching but the story tonight because he cut the pinky finger on his right-hand and pushed back and they are optimistic. the cut is on the top of his finger and he had multiple stitches put in. are you going to take theou now you get josh tomlin. i like him better at home against that line up. he gives up home runs and i would rather have him on the home turf. >> mark: looking at the schedule 8:08 and asking everybody to be in their seat by 8:30. good luck with that. game 3 toronto monday 8:08 and games 4 and 5 tuesday and wednesday and at 4:08 starts. game 6 if needed back in pitch there. it will be interesting. >> i have to laugh. if needed. prepare yourselves for a long and excruciating and hopefully good series. >> mark: this is profess

now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> chris: parents you may want to check your refrigerators. kraft heinz is recalling their popular lunchables because they were miss marked and the packages have a best by date of december 25th. throw them away or take them back to the store for a full refund. >> denise: a health alert if you are considered middle age and battle high blood pressure. a new study found you have a greater risk of developing dementia later in life. >> hyper tension is the worst thing that can happen to the brain. function. >> denise: doctors say staying in shape and keeping your mind sharp may reduce the reask. dementia affects about35 million people worldwide and that number is expected to triple by 2050 because of the aging population. >> chris: we learned they granted the district an extension to get a plan massive budget deficit. they have until november 1st to solve the $15 million short fall. also happening tonight. she was sworn in after kathleen petro abru

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: in tonight's health play a role in which women will have hot flashes in menopause. it is estimated more than 70% of women experience hot flashes and night sweats. researchers found women with gene variance that affect that part of the brain regulating estrogen were more likely to have those symptoms. findings could lead to treatments to relieve menopause symptoms. >> it will lead us to figuring out the biological mechanism for is, maybe we can create some therapies. >> researchers found the gene variance were present across all ethnicities. >> also a new therapy can help reduce hair loss from breast cancer treatments. it is a cold cap chilled with dry ice to 30 below zero. as it warms a new one is strapped on tightly every 20 to 30 minutes for 8 hours. one theory it restricts blood flow keeping the chemotherapy from reaching the scalp and releases hair follicles and the chemo is shut out. >> it gives you a sense of control. it gives you a piece of dignity. >> can i go out a

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome once again outside progressive field. the world series starts tonight. >> yeah. that's right. i am hearing things. >> denise: so nice to see everybody rocking their red and tribe gear and cavs gear. >> mark: love it. night. again you look at the two cities and look at the history and cubs 108 years and indians, 68 years. if you are a power that be, major league baseball you are doing a dance right now. >> mark: absolutely. and you know who else likes to dance is jen picciano. she likes to get out and cut a rug a bit and hang out. jen, what's going on. >> reporter: mark, i am checking out everybody's gear and spirit. everywhere you go around town everyone is spirit. i have my hat and nails painted and people flying flags and some are also doing bigger things around their homes to show their indians spirit like the ross family we came across. they actually said they have had a family friend sue, who painted the hill of their brecksville home every time the indians have

on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: developing news from the nfl. domestic abuse allegations against new york giants player josh brown. late this afternoon the giants put brown on the commissioners exempt list meaning his days the league's policy on player conduct are once again under the micro scope. >> mark: chris tanaka joins us why investigators are giving his case a second look. >> chris: kicker josh brown's wife accused him of more than 20 instances of physical, mental and verbal abuse. charges were dropped when she said she would not testify against him shocking details of documents released by police in washington n. his own a god and she was basically his slave. he went on to say when i control her she should be invisible and satisfied. she should die. there's his hand writing. brown claims these comments were made as journal entries in a therapy program. the nfl suspended him for only one game, the season opener for violating its personal conduct policy. now

anthem today at 1-844-717-2654 to learn more or to schedule >>> live from newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> a 9-year-old's walk home from the library turned into a nightmare. now a community is stepping up. ?[ music ] ? >> mark: to send massillon's little hero to the magic kingdom. >> mark: it really shows you how the best in people can come out the massillon girl could use joy in her life now. >> romona: police arrested a suspect in her abduction and rape. right now catherine bosley shows us it is all about a 9-year-old's wish to go to disney world. >> reporter: these are busy day for legacy roofing in akron. >> it meant a lot to us. >> responding to the facebook post asking for donations to give a 9-year-old kidnapping and rape victim something to look forward to, a trip to disney. they decided to foot the e donations pouring in. >> to see something come so good from something bad appealed to us. >> the massillon police department spearheaded the little massillon campaign. when police came up with the idea they thought of something local, can

. >> announcer: live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, >> lydia: and welcome back. hey, a lot of people celebrated sweetest day yesterday. and that has attorney general mike dewine reminding everyone to watch out for sweetheart scams. we're getting answers on what you need to watch out for. >> reporter: scwon line dating is becoming more and more common, but as you look for your next connection, you need to be mindful of who may be lurking on the other side of the screen. i'm talking about sweetheart scams and the better businessbu what could land you with a broken heart and out of thousands of dollars. all you have to do is get on an online dating site and meet someone and you can be a target. >> typically they'll say that they're an american citizen, but that they're currently overseas for some reason. >> reporter: dick epstein is with the b.b.b. and he says that's the first red flag. the second the person you've met will say let's get off the monitored dating website. >> then they'll start striking up conversations and indicating future together. mi

get breaking news and weather on the cleveland 19 >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleave lindh 19 news. cleveland 19teen news. >> denise: a year after a deadly plane crash in akron we have new news on what went released information about the crash that killed 9 people including the two pilots. testify knee tucker is -- tiffani tucker is gettingence as about what they found. >> tiffani: the ntsb officials did not mince words and pointed the finger at them with sloppiness. it didn't end there and even the f.a.a. is crit seeded -- criticized for lack of oversight. the captain was the crew was in trouble and that he knew the first officer placed the crew and passengers in danger, but never took control of the aircraft. the first officer who was fired from his previous job was flying the 700 too low and too slow causing the plane to stall before the november crash. the ntsb was particularly critical of the charter flight p k. >> execuflight had no means to identify operational deficiencies such is as noncompliance and next them before an accident

it already is interesting tied >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 9 teens news. >> mark: it is mark schwab live outside progressive field. it is evened up at a game a side. let's go back inside madden talks. >> it was pretty bad and we had to go through that. it comes back to the other space and that's quite a job. then the rehab part x i can watch it all the time because our clubhouse permit it. he is sensational. the training staff has done a great job. have helped this cause, but he is a different cat. he absolutely is. >> over here to the left. >> you had six players and how easy is it to take it for granted. >> there was thoughts there may be a moment when you see it. they may get a little out of control on occasion at the plate. in the field they have been outstanding. >> tiffani: there you have it and we move to chicago. >> jeff: let's do it. at chicago. it is not looking pretty right now. driving home in the rain, be careful. and for the morning commute, the temperatures will be going up into the low to mid50s by 7:00 a.m.

. >> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: we continue to get answers on a deadly officer of-involved shooting at the lowe's store outside in the parking lot. here is the latest on what we know so far. with several warrants was hanging out in the parking lot. this video taken by a witness shows a car speeding away after trying to run over two officers. one of them opened fire hitting the suspect. he later died. one officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. both officers are now on paid leave. >> romona: giant eagle and rite-aid pharmacies will have the an antidote available without a prescription it brings the total number to 1400. a state committee is reaching out to other pharmacies to encourage them to carry it. >> he goes around with crocodile tears about how terrible it it is, but he has given jobs to chinese steelworkers and not american steelworkers. that kind of thing will not work. >> the one thing you have over what you have done has turned out badly. >> hillary clinton and donald trump squar

. >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toy toyota in kept -- kent this is cleveland 9 tease news. >> denise: i don't have to tell you this, but being a parent is stressful. but who is more stressed out by parenting, moms or dads? the answer according to a new study, moms. recoachers say -- researchers say they spend more time with their kids doing chores like cooking and cleaning and dads spend m p time with their children. >> denise: there is no question a lot of dads are busy with diaper duty these days. >> romona: out in public that often falls to mom since it can be tough to find a diaper changing station in the men's restroom. sara goldenburg is getting answers on a new law that changes that. >> reporter: president obama just signed the baby's act into law. it means that men will soon see more diaper changing they say it will make going out in public with infants and toddlers much easier. >> reporter: being a dad means more than play time for shane. he and his wife amanda have two children, ariana, 11 months old and vito two years old. when they go out his wife

at 1-844-717-2654 to learn more or to schedule >>> lively from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. we have even more evidence that trendy fitness trackers do not improve your health. romona. >> romona: oh! >> mark: scientists say people who use a fit bit device were still didn't benefit their health. the study concluded over the course of the year who wore the devices showed no improvement in their health. >> romona: wrong. all wrong. >> mark: the f.d.a. is warning caregivers to stop using homeopathic teething tablets and gels. highlands, a company that says it has the best selling version of the tablets is standing by it saying there's no recall. cvs pulled them from the shelves. >> romona: the drug administration issued an updated warning regarding the use of skin products with mercury. sale of the products is already illegal in the u.s. because of availability on the internet. it is possible folks might purchase a product not knowing it contains mercury. a cleveland clinic doctor says mercury is a toxin and can be harmf

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. ?[ music ] ? >> i'm sorry family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> romona: that's how superstar kanye west ended his set at the festival in new york news about his wife kim kardashian west. kim is back in the u.s. after frightening moments at gunpoint in paris. >> mark: the reality tv star reportedly had a harrowing account with armed robbers. the latest from brooks sylvia-braga. >> kim kardashian returned to her home in new york with kanye west by her side and chris jenner arrived before. >> the family is recovering from kim' during fashion week. the reality tv star was robbed at gunpoint and tied up at the luxury apartment where she was staying. five robbers reportedly took off with an estimated $10 million in jewels. paris police are still investigating. >> i'm sorry. family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> kanye west bolted from the concert stage late sunday after word of the attack on his wife and second rough encounter for her in paris. entering into a restaurant by

well kids and >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: i have a health alert now at 4:00. ghost peppers are quite the trendy addition to restaurant menus and food challenges. how do you know when hot is too hot? a registered dietician at the cleveland clinic says when it comes to hot, the ghost peppers are one of the hottest and people should proceed with >> the ghost pepper is quite hot and spicy. if you are sensitive to that it could cause burning of your skin where you touch it. it could also cause digestive distress, burning of your esophagus, nausea, vomiting, probably all the things you would like to avoid. >> romona: malone says everyone's threshold for hot and spicy is different. than can you handle you will know immediately. she says peppers in general are full of good things for your body as long as they are not too hot for you to handle. >>> watch out, before you pick these up. two flavors of oreos are being recalled over a milk allergen. the recall applies to oreo fudge creams, original an

looking at new hillary clinton e-mails and feds >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> mike pence back in the air today on a new plane. his campaign jet slid off the runway in laguardia in new york. this was breaking news last night at 11:00. no one was hurt. the n.t.s.b. and f.b.i. are >>> a stunning development with just 11 days left in the election. the f.b.i. is reviewing newly discovered e-mails pertinent to the hillary clinton investigation. >> as you can imagine republican nominee donald trump was quick to react. ryan nobles in d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: it's been the biggest controversy facing the campaign and the candidate herself has been forced to answer and complain. >> i said i made a mistake using i regret that. >> f.b.i. director jonbonet ramsey comey informed the investigation that he declared complete is now under review again. in connection with an unrelated case the f.b.i. investigate e-mails that appear pertinent to the investigation and comey wrote a letter to the investigating chairman and wrot

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> welcome. take a look. a monstrous four-alarm fire in oakland. flames spread quickly to several other structures. nobody was hurt. the cause however still under investigation. >>> now a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. it is a waiting game from wall street to main street. the federal reserve policy meeting begins tomorrow and many are waiting for word on a possible interest rate hike. it will be the first increase in years if it happens and impacts everything you buy. >>> you can for obamacare next year. we told you last week premiums are rising by about 25%. the "associated press" reports you may have only one company to choose from. most insurers are scaling back due to huge financial losses. >> denise: toyota is planning to test a car-sharing system that doesn't use keys and lets you unlock doors and start the car with your smart phone. japan for an unmanned car rental business and the fist road test happens in january in san francisco. >>> new numbers on candy spending in hall

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> chris: back to our top story. the domestic violence admissions from nfl kicker josh brown. >> denise: brown in court records says he physically abused his wife over a long period of time. the new york giants signed a former chicago kicker to replace him. yet to say if he will be suspended or permanently cut. >> and c.e.o. of the domestic violence and child advocacy center. >> thank you for being here. >> to there's so many moving parts. you have the victim and the abuser and of course the nfl. where do you start? >> that's a question. i look arrested and the nfl had some information. there was an admission. the victim told the nfl what was going on. they suspended him one game. that's not enough. >> denise: in a case like this he wasn't prosecuted legally. they didn't do anything to him. he is not facing any charges. but isn't it incumbent upon the nfl given their hard stance we >> that's exactly right. because the law didn't come through and convict him doesn't mean they can look

explains why breast lumps are more common than you might think >>> live from newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: a developing story this afternoon. you probably heard about it over the weekend. arrests have been made after olympian tyson gay's 15-year-old daughter trinity was killed in a shootout yesterday. three men have been charged in connection. trinity was a rising track star. her father, 100-meter and 200-meter champ. >>> one in three teens report experiencing some kind of abuse verbal, emotional and even physical abuse. >> romona: there's a newer type called technological abuse. many parents don't know to warn their teenagers about it. >> reporter: india ortega started dating in high school. at 14-years-old she was excited to be in what she called a real relationship. >> he was an upperclassman and played sports. >> reporter: it didn't take long for butterflies to fade. >> we would argue a lot. >> when she tried to break up with him he posted nude pictures on social media. >> i couldn't do anything but cry. >> how did you deal with that?

we jest in with westin ride >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: politics on full display almost everywhere you look. surprisingly one east side family in cleveland is making it supporting. harry boomer is here with their story. >> reporter: back in the day famed democrat tip o'neill says all politics is local. in keeping with that, the kelly family on east 134th street is making a personal display of support in the upcoming presidential election. >> i make this display for hillary clinton. >> reporter: byron kelly made these mannequins to show support for democratic presidential candidate hiar very, very serious election this year. and it is our future and we need to come out and vote. >> reporter: he made two mannequins of the president because he won twice. bill and hillary clinton have their back this is more than a political display. >> reporter: we hear people say they think their vote won't count. how does it make you feel? >> real bad. if you don't vote you shouldn't have anything to say about the probl

we are getting answers on a new >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: hurricane matthew is slowly barreling to the eas deaths in haiti and cuba. experts tell us matthew could slam into florida by friday and could affect the entire eastern seaboard for several days. jeff tanchak will have the latest tracking in a few minutes. >>> first, alarming new numbers out how dangerous it is on the road. >> chris: it is alarming. more than 17,000 people died in car crashes so far this year, year. chris van cleve is getting answers on a plan to reduce the numbers. >> reporter: this summer a 53-year-old woman was pushed off the road and killed when the driver of this s.u.v. hit her while texting and speeding, one example in a growing trend of traffic deaths on u.s. roads. in 2015, more than 35,000 people died in crashes. the biggest increase since 1966. 2016 is on pace to be even worse. deaths are up an in the first half of the year. >> we have a immediate crisis on our hands. >> on wednesday several government agencies and safe

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 touting the progress of the fork but an increasing number of insurance companies are pulling out. >> chris: the number of uninsured people are at a record low. millions are dealing with huge premiums rising some by more than 50%. mark albert getting the state of obamacare. >> the fork was done what it was designed to do. president obama thursday affordable care act better known as obamacare, benefits, and care for young adults on parent's plan up to age 26 and slower rise in health care prices. >> another 20 million americans now know the financial security of health insurance. >> reporter: the president acknowledged growing pains as insurers pull out of unprofitable markets and subsidized premiums spike and 56% in minnesota and tennessee. 57% in arizona and 76% in oklahoma is. >> if no private insurers are providing affordable insurance in the area, the government steps in with a quality plan people can afford. >> since the president pushed obamacare through congress without a single republi

first alert traffic on cleveland >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: we are now hearing from the brave young boy who made eye contact with a man breaking into his new jersey home. the 6th grader credited his thinking to a dare officer at school. >> earlier this week allen snyderman came home from school and knew immediately someone was inside. at first he thought it was his grandparents and realized quickly it was not. >> i hear a noise like someone shuffling through papers or something or trying to look through drawers and i look around the corner. no one is there. at that very moment it stops. noise. that's when he saw the suspect that police identified as thomas coughlin. >> he avoided me the last two times. but once i turned my head around he was sitting there. i immediately ran out of the house very frightened and i see my neighbor dale is driving by. >> together they called 911. police say coughlin slipped out by the time officers arrived and this morning he was arrested at his home. >> wish he would be p

. >>> live until cleveland 19 news driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> welcome, a new and exciting exhibit at the malt museum of jewish heritage. >> it explores the struggle of the 1960s civil rights movement and connects events today. cece gives ?[ music ] ? >> reporter: they say there's no better time than now to tell this story. this light of ours active photographers from the civil rights movement. >> it is the tale of ordinary movement that took a stand against injustice and we see icons like martin luther king but it is the every day people who made this happen. >> nine activists and photographers took the photos in marches. sit-ins and bloody beatdowns in the segregated cells through their lens. there's more than 150 photographs in the collection as well as 3-d structures, films and interactive features. executive director ellen rudolph says when you look at the images, situations and messages it is eerily familiar to what's going on today. >> there's turmoil and mistrust we felt this exhibition really illustrates the struggles are a continuum. >>

. >>> still ahead at 5:00 digital >>> i love from cleveland's newscenter drive-in by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> chris: welcome. more video of hurricane matthew. this is from daytona beach and the storm surge there, by the way surge is for every foot you hear about, water will be in land 20 feet. a 1 foot surge is 20 feet inland so on and so forth. 20 million people without power beth has the latest forecast coming up in 3 minutes. >>> you can hire a service to do about anything, lawn, dry cleaning even your shopping. >> denise: that's right. now a personal digital assistant can even lower your bills. dani carlson is getting answers how this works. >> most things i sign up for i forget about it. i am the poster child for these sorts of services. >> reporter: as a busy executive of an internet company charles stuart admits he can't rememr up for. he signed up for a service that identified the subscriptions for him. >> there was easily a dozen. in fact, i would probably say there were probably 15 different subscriptions. >> reporter: some were even duplicates

a canadian judge is asking some >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> chris: a canadian judge is wahoo and turns out an activist wants the popular decision banned. a judge is asking some tough questions. harry boomer is here with the latest. >> reporter: well, denise, one question is why now? blue jays broadcaster says the name cleveland indians and chief wahoo are demeaning and stopped using them years ago. support for the name and logo is nothing new, neither is the opposition. >> we don't come from india. we are not indians. your standard stereotyping of a group of people and it has been going on far too long in this city. >> reporter: for decades chief wahoo has been the face of the cleveland indians. that fact never set well with many indigenous people in america. some of our neighbors to the north in ontario, canada are going to court to stop the use of chief wahoo and indians. before tonight's game on whether announcers will use the name cleveland indians and chief wahoo. diehard cleveland fans are pushing back sayin

. >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> this afternoon, michele miller talks to a grieving family with a warning for others after the sudden death of a model, a single mother and an ohio university graduate. 34-year-old katie may suffered a stroke in february. now, this week the los angeles county coroner's office confirmed her death was caused by an injury office. >> i love you. >> reporter: katie may was the self proclaimed queen of snapchat. >> i wanted to wish a happy veteran's day to all of our troops. >> reporter: a model working to provide for her young daughter, she was the youngest of four siblings. >> she was always a fire cracker. she was always a spark plug. >> reporter: days before the 34-year-old died in february, she posted on twitter that she had pinched a nerve in her neck at a photo shoot and was going friends say she became sick a few hours after the appointment and taken to the emergency room. she was pronounced brain dead the next day and taken off life support. the la county coroner says her death

driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is 19 action news. >> anchor: welcome back. police around ohio are getting worried that recent clown incidents could get out of hand as we are closer to halloween. people carry guns that may take a choking as a threat and shoot first and ask questions later. putting out a warning. >> you couldk arrestd for disorderly conduct. public panic. you could be arresting for menacing. >> anchor: police chief paul whitaker of gibson burg in western ohio posted on facebook. quote if you cause anyone to believe they are in danger or you have caused a person of ordinary sensibility to be alarmed. even for five seconds, we will arrest you. end quote. bartend said that she had a citing of her own. >> he stepped in the door. he was fully dressed as clown. not happy makeup. happy he turned around and walked away. >> anchor: this was posted on facebook saying he was walking through a neighborhood and saw a creepy clown in a gasee and later admitted that post was a joke. as creepy clown sightings happen. cincinnati area woman worried. she works a

getting answers on our behavior behind the wheel >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 new >> romona: according to a new study out of the uk, women are 12% more likely to get a case of road rage than men. researchers say women reacted more when they were honked at, had to deal with a backseat driver or someone who didn't use their turn signal. now, this contridicts a previous study that says 97% of all road rage drivers were men. >> denise: i don't know about that study. the car maker is recalling nearly 63,000 of those vehicles because the glass sunroof can fly off while you are drying and that can do serious damage, of course. it can hurt people. the problem is the wind deflector isn't properly attached to the car. you can get your sonata fixed at the dealer free of charge. >> the dh is waiting and there is ath >> romona: he was given the start in game five last night as a relative unknown, but after the way he pitched, all of northeast ohio knows who ryan merritt is. and now indian fans from all across the country are showing thei

. >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. among the list of new things that you're expected to know about and understand is the doctor's growth chart. every visit you're shown a chart showing how the baby has grown. you've seen the numbers and wonder what the percentile means. is my kid normal? dr. eva loves says there's no such thing and good and bad numbers. it's consistency comes out. >> if the child comes out in the 90th% tile, you actually want that child to stay in the percentile and not drop to another percentile. >> romona: don't compare notes of other parents of kids the same age. every child's growth is different. for parents who want to know how tall their child might be, there is a formula known as the mid parental height predictor that can give parents a ballpark figure. >>> about 30% of adults deal with some kind of chronic insomnia and if it lasts long enough, it can lead to anxiety, even dementia and stroke. a new study says music might be soft music before sleep would actually allow you to get to the restful

. >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: rising flood waters damage estimates are in the billions. since sunday there, have been at least 80 air rescues and thousands are displaced. it's too early to put a dollar amount on all of the damage. >>> now this view of hurricane nicole from space. how about that. category 3 hurricane has caused a hurricane warning to go in effect for bermuda. jeff was just saying it was right directly overtop of the island. the storm is extremely er maximum sustained winds near 125 miles per hour. >> jeff: yes. literally at one time it covered the entire island. the whole eye of the storm. >> mark: that's incredible. >> romona: wow. >> jeff: the little island of bermuda of all places. >> romona: and, jeff, this is normal for hurricanes in october? >> jeff: oh, yes. the hurricane season goes all the way through november. they become less and less likely. mark knows that. [ laughing ] >> romona: sitting between two meteorol meteorologists, of course. i could have

newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: all right. we are hours away from game 1 of the alcs. the first pitch is at 8:08. >> great time to talk about a new initiative by the team. a $1 million fund to help children and curb youth violence. shanice dunning live outside progressive field. all right, shanice, how does this new program work? >> yeah. well, this fund was created by the indians manager terry francona and the goal of this fund is to help organizations education. they have already raised $1 million in a few days and every player will you see on the field tonight donated to this cause. and the cleveland foundation is working with the larry doby fund and say if you want to donate to donate you have until november 2. we have the information on our web site on cleveland 19. right now getting answers in downtown cleveland shanice dunning, cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: now cleveland 19 news consumer alert samsung is adding up the cost of that massive recall and it may cost the tech giant more than $5 billion. samsung is still worr

expert live in studio to explain trevor bauer's >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> and he is wiping it on his shirt and it is harder to see than if you are wiping it on his pants and it is dripping on pants. >> denise: yeah, like gushing. tito had no option than to pull him off the mound. he cut his finger working on a drone and major league baseball bans anything on player's hands. dr. kevin malone is talking about bauer's hand. >> dr. malone, an orthopedic hand surgeon, let me get into it with the doctor. when you first saw that watching surprised that's what happened to have a major injury on a finger of a player with that demand on his hand. you and i might be able to get back to a desk job pretty quickly after a laceration but to do what trevor needed to do last night does not surprise me. >> denise: what is it about the injury because of where the vains are on the finger and it is a small finger, describe that for us. >> there's complex it is unknown for me. i have not examined or seen him. where the injury was on

alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> the man accused of killing a 15-year-old boy working at a cleveland heights mr. hero shop murder today. daveon perry admitted to shooting the boy in the head on october 14th. he also pleaded guilty to several robberies. perry will be sentenced this friday. he faces life in prison without parole. >>> off the job for 12 weeks and now the cuyahoga heights superintendent is back. but we're still getting answers on this story. one that djenny carlson has bee on top of. this afternoon she's taking closer look into the investigation of superintendent tom evans that led to the administrative leave. just a bizarre story, dani. >> dani: it is. there's definitely a lot of passion in the cuyahoga heights community. now, we did get a 30 page report performed by the firm of o'toole, mclaughlin, attorneys and counselors. it looks into allegations against tom evans that range from accusations he was extremely disloyal to the board to allegations that he

. >>> live from c newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> harry: a former metro health executive and three doctors face federal charges. >> they arrested edward hills for racketeering, bribery and making false tax returns and prosecutors made the allegations today. hill's accused of asking dental residents for giving him gifts in exchange for preferential of racketeering. hill served as chief operating officer at metro for four years. >>> highway police released dash cam video on i-71 from earlier this month. shawn johnson shot another man at a rest stop near mansfield. johnson refused to stop for police and drove overrode spikes and then shot and killed himself. >>> we now know the name of a person under bridge in cleveland. metro says the death of james cash inn of north olmsted is suspicious but the cause has not been determined. north olmsted police have two men in custody and no charges are filed. >>> a standoff ended peacefully. police serving a search warrant near chagrin found a young girl barricaded ins

. >>> live from newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: welcome to cleveland 19 news live at 5:00 outside progressive field. as you can see behind us, traffic is certainly starting to back up along 9th street. a lot of people flowing in and earlier start time is coming earlier. >> chris: less than two hours downtown and be prepared to pack your patience and a full wallet laura demaria with tips and tricks to beat the traa of course and mayhem getting downtown. >> reporter: game 2 of the world series tonight indians will keep on rolling we hope. but as you roll into downtown i want to help with you parking. parking came at a premium for game 1. this is a web site i have used myself. it is called park whiz and i went to see what spots to reserve and pay for before getting downtown and right now driving by and passing expensive spots to find an affordable one& you can book and pay for now. the public square garage. this is the only site. there are other sites and one of the few you can pay for ahead of time. the next site is called best parki

. >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> there's a disturbing new study about women and running today. the runners world repor 44% of all women runners have been harassed or often sexually. the number jumps to 58% for those under age 30. the abuse ranges from being honked at, cat called, followed or even grabbed while running. researchers hope the study brings public awareness to the dangers women face while running. >>> got a health alert now. haunted houses may be hazardous to your health. they're supposed to be scary. raise your heart rate generally adrenaline speeds up your heart rate when you're scared. but not to the unsafe levels. now, if you scare easily, like i do, your heart can slow and you can actually pass out. on top of all of that, if you have a heart condition, arrhythmias or too much caffeine or alcohol, you should avoid haunted houses. >>> technology is now taking ov as chris martinez dis covered, there are new devices that measure your food and even do most of the cooking for you. >> reporter: the sma