>> donald trump back in eastern ohio for the third t days. the presidential candidate rallying supports and playing off hillary clinton's remark that half of his supporters are racist, sexist and deplorable. >> i call people who are not supporting me who are entitled to the same respect as anyone else and i will not stop campaigning for every last november 8th. donald trump alluded to his health saying the civic center was shot i wondering if hillary clintoned with be able to stand up there for an hour. >> she took a few days off after leaving an event early and revealing he has pneumonia and doctors say she is healthy and clinton has work to do. a new poll is tightening. and the battle grounds stylites are giving her -- states are giving her a small squleed a near tie in florida. -- small lead and a near tire in florida. big for bringing in products made over sees. and talking about ford particularly. they are moving the rest of it's u.s. car production to mexico. we knew they were opening a new plant there but they are saying no u.s. jobs w

rain but that is out over lake erie across to the north of youngstown out of pennsylvania into eastern ohio. moving toward the north slightly west of north now at 25 miles per hour. hit and miss rain may be a clapboard two of thunder, 60 elyria, 64 cleveland, lower 60s for akron and canton . 59 dover, downtown a few showers, cloudy with overnight lows near 60 degrees. >>> the cleveland police department are in the middle of a massive recruiting drive we have learned it is having a hard time recruiting qualified candidates. >> this seems to be a trend across the country. and we wondered why. we go live to downtown to break it all down. >> reporter: in order for the police department to be a full staffing they need 1520 people. right now they are 78 people shy of the goal but the good news, as soon as this class of recruits graduates the number will bump to 18 people. >> the entire process takes one year. six months at the academy and six months of probation, officials tell me applications to join are considerably lower than they were one decade ago. deputy chief wayne drummond has when he st

the could be some pop-up showers or a thunderstorm as the front lingers into eastern ohio and western pennsylvania. that gets out of here by m 50s. monday afternoon on the extended forecast is looking nice. look at the sunshine coming up the next few days. this week is going to look much better with temperatures into the 80s by the end of the week. any other chalk drawings that go tomorrow i think they stand a good chance to stay for several days. >> the only have to get a chalk >>> we are just over one hour away from the big showdown in oklahoma as the third -ranked >>> welcome back. >> the indians in the lead and that is a good thing. bad news from progressive field today as the indians took the first one against detroit last night but today they are tried to push the tigers deeper into the whole as amended number is at nine but this is not with the indians need. fighting injuries all year, another one today. carlos carrasco making a start a second pitch of the game ian kinsler and carlos takes a line drive up his hand had to exit the game early. ward is a right this is scary stuff.

we have a cold front which is marching across western pennsylvania, eastern ohio into west virginia athis hour. cooler drier air. not cool, but cooler. hit 95 degrees or better the last three days. that's only happened twice before in september. that goes back to the 1870s. the heat and humidity are here. we saw a couple of showers earlier. there's nothing showing up right now. we may see a stray shower or two late tonight, early sunday, but not a big deal. quite muggy. 82 in town. the cool stuff this, it is, northwest ohio. toledo is down in the upper 60s. other than than an early shower, it's going to be breezy, less humid. i think we'll see more sunshine as the morning rolls on. and the afternoon, mid to upper 80s. tomorrow night into monday look really sweet. evenes another chance of rain midweek. i'll be back in a few. >>> a shooting near a busy dupont circle bar leaves a man hospitalized. it happened just after 3:00 this morning outside the mad hatter bar. dc police arrested 27 year old ryan matthews in connection with the shooting. he's charged with assault with intent to kill.

shouted their labor day approval for a gop ticket that aims to cut deeply into blue clar north eastern ohio. >> we're going to bring jobs back to ohio. >> reporter: the four days ago drew vice president joe biden an comparatively splaller crowds, trump met with reporters for the first time in months on his private jet and summed up his labor day pitch. >> we're bringing back jobs. jobs is the whole thing. it's going to be so vital to this country to bring back our jobs. our jobs have been taken like be grant took richmond. >> reporter: with that civil war reference trump also addressed how to win african-american and hispanic votes with a thinly defined civil rights agenda. >> the democrats have a-- haven't done it. the level poverty is 40%, the youth can't get job, 58% unemployed, i'm going to fix it, why wouldn't they vote for me. the democrats get their votes every four years and then wave bye bye. i'm going to fix it. >> reporter: trump also implied hillary clinton is meet for failing to meet as trump did with recent flood victims in baton rouge or mexican president enrique nieto. >> sh

eastern. >>> ohio's method of purging active voe voters from voter the battle ground state had been allowed to remove the names of tense of thousands of registered voters if they hadn't voted for six years. it's been criticized. >>> to the crisis in syria. at least 85 people have been killed in new air strikes in the city of aleppo. the u.s. is accusing russia of barbarism. the humanitarian crisis has grown to the point where hospitals are overwhelmed. >> so far this morning, no comment from samsung about yet another issue related to one of its devices. a weekend delta flight from new york to amsterdam was diverted to england. a samsung tablet got jammed inside a seat and smoke came from the tablet and the seat's phone. the tablet not part of the evacuated their homes as floods threatens cedar rapids, iowa. >> the river is expected to crest tomorrow morning. not as high as eight years ago when flooding caused billions in damages. public schools have canceled classes through wnz. >>> dire circumstances force a stunning warning in major city. >>> plus, the death of one of baseball's brightest

another little independent from all ofll this you get the idea everything is kind of converging over eastern ohio rain today will be more widespread than yesterday it'll be developed from southeast to northwestidth and intended shift income or out of the east i would say a good 80 percent i of us will see rain today again winds will pick back up again areas of further north than we have a much higher chance of seeing more sustained rainfall than areas further south will talk more aboutinal when this whole will kind of lift out we haven't had m continuous high chances of rain for more than two or three days at a time since m late last spring we check it out a day in a few minutes back to you guys now for some surprising--cam video ofde a crash involving a deer in the car but it's not what you expectrao brad vaden has the story from new jersey this radioed in what he saw the driver went to open the door he went back into the car deer running into cars happens here all the time but never literally running into carsre i have never seen a deer come back at a car and try to get in the person's vehiclel

winds pick up later today winds will be breezy temperatures generally in the middle and upper 50s eastern ohio the rain will be fairly spread streaksth and clusters of showers redeveloping with the sunshine in between in the middle and upper 60s more of the same tomorrow leftover showers on sunday turned temperatures next week going traffic is very slow coming out of akron this morning. this is 77o and harvard sluggish as you head downtown with the slowdown way east 180 fifth. we are slow getting to our friday morning commute. fourteen minutes now between 77 and i to 71. under 30 miles per hour in command as you head out towards i 90 this it is willy barrett time. it sailor half or vermilion. you have your standard cute will be willy barrett in yourcu adorable one largest free on stir it of jury event in the state.ir and peope to their own things and they are creative in their own way.pl it is a great day for a family. caramel apples as big as your hand hand dipped enrolled in nuts. they say they have been dipping apples of them dipping apples cents tuesday thousands soccer caramel.nd a favori

referred to in this letter, is the nexus pipeline, with, with proper federal approval, would go from eastern ohio through my dinah county into an existing pipeline in southeast michigan. ironically, it is a project that he adamantly opposes for safety reasons. >> he tells me he has never voiced his opinion about it publicly. >> what baffles him as how someone got his name and address. and why that person put his name on here. >> i consider it to be a total travesty. >> this lobbying group, the consumer alliance out of houston, tells us they sent this letter with oliver's name on it. proper documentation. >> david holt is president of the alliance. in a phone interview today, he says his group made robo calls to ohio residents to ask for permission to send letters like these. in total, they got permission from 350 people, including someone in albert oliver's household. but he tells me that is not true. >> i think it is an easy way out for these people to get what they want. >> an attorney pipeline tells me that he is investigating the matter. if approved, the pipeline will be installed next year.

he has been to flynt, michigan, take his message to eastern ohio and coal miners whose jobs have beenut. saturday he's in houston raising money. he's everywhere, and this is being reflected in the polls. he's within striking distance. north carolina, nevada, ohio. he's got the momentum and i think he can go all the way. charles: lisa, i know yesterday in flint donald trump spoke at a black church and this morning he had some comments that ruffled feathers. but from hillary's points of view, what does she have to do? it feels like when she is out of the news she goes down and when she is in front of the news she goes down. >> that's the challenge for hillary clinton. she has been on the defense for weeks. aides literally smashing phones with hammers. and most recently with her health scare. her campaign concealed and hid that information. for hillary clinton she needs to figure out a way to make this election about donald trump. right now this is an election about her. she is a candidate without a message. she is a candidate without a reason for running. she has no message. what does h

florida, the stereotypes get played out, cleveland is very democrat, of course, southern ho hoo, eastern ohioal, tends to be tilting more towards the republicans. who's interesting about ohio is there are all these different economies in the state, all these different counties, just here in cincinnati, cincinnati is a blue city, the leadership in cincinnati is democrat. but all around us, including across the river in kentucky, but all around us are heavily red areas, after all, john boehner comes from north of cincinnati, and i don't think even with everything that happened in congress, anybody's going to accuse speaker boehner of being a liberal. so it's a very, very complicated place, and because of the changing voting patterns this year, i think it's even harder to predict than it has been in the past. so it's very hard to report on it. there's some amazing and interesting things with donald trump going on all the time in ho h b ohio. >> do your staff get any time off between now and election day? >> not much. but they're -- >> they're on the bricks. >> when we come back here on "reliable

concerned down to county offices turning out republican voters in some trump voters we talk about in eastern ohioting democrats the rest of the ticket but voting for him at the top. mark: what are the stakes on that site for hillary clinton? guest: we will see the disparities between these two campaigns when it comes to infrastructure. hillary clinton has the larger infrastructure and has staff all over the country. iowa is a key state where we can watch in part because iowa, the amount of early votes there is not the largest, but it is one of the earliest. it starts next week, so we will see hillary clinton try to turn out her more unreliable voters that she needs to win. when you look at the math, republicans really do have a larger base. the region -- the reason democrats when those states is because they're are able to turn out more unreliable voters. whenis who we talk about we talk about the obama coalition. if she can do that, she can win states like iowa, nevada, and other ones, but she will need a head start and democrats have been better at turning out early voters and republicans have.

if trump carries eastern ohio by the margins that are building, he's going to carry the state. and there's a wonderful cross-trump, to use a phrase from bridge, between rob, who is really doing a great job, rob portman, from cincinnati, carrying the suburban areas, and trump carrying the ohio river valley. if they mutually reinforce each other, ohio could get to be a very good state. >> you know, it's amazing how immigration and the issue of refugees -- it's always peace and prosperity that drive elections. it's big here. i showed on the air last week that hillary clinton has flip-flopped on drivers licenses for illegal immigrants, on building the wall she's flip-flopped, on sanctuary cities, she's flip-flopped, on welfare and health care benefits, she's flip-flopped all over this. watch this. you were there. you're in this video in 1995. listen to bill clinton talking about immigration. >> all americans, not only in the states most heavily afrifecd are disturbed by the large number of illegal aliens entering this country. the jobs they hold might otherwise be held by citizens

he is here in ohio, a place in eastern ohio that's been really hard-hit by structural changes to the conomy. it's a place that democrats for years have relied on for statewide wins here in ohio. and it is becoming in many ways trump country. i was talking to some democratic sources saying that a lot of the ballots that they would normally have expected to go democrat, they went republican in the primary. and, of course, donald trump won the mahoney valley here. this is a place where if trump is going to win, he has won white working class voters. of course, he has a -- an uphill climb, shall we say, compared to her at this point. that's where the shift might happen if it does. >> kasie hunt, live, thank you very much. >>> coming up, as donald trump polls in the single digits with african-americans, he is prepared to visit the detroit area, a church in detroit area. up next, i'm going to talk with the pastor who invited donald trump and plans to interview him face-to-face. he says he's ready to ask trump some tough questions. we'll be right back. new clients? let's go meet them soon. i

some of the trump voters we talk about, eastern ohio, might be running for democrats the rest of theor him at the top. mark: talk about the democrats in the early voting. what are the stakes in that side for hillary clinton? >> we will see the disparities in these two campaigns when it comes to infrastructure. hillary has the larger infrastructure. she has staff all over the country. particularly iowa will be a key state where we can watch her in part because iowa is a state, not -- the amount of early votes there is not the largest in any state in the country, but it is one of the earliest. it starts next week, and so we will see hillary clinton try to turn out her more unreliable voters in iowa that she really needs to win, because when you look at a map in iowa and other states, republicans have a larger base, and the reason democrats win the states is they are able to reach out and turn out more unreliable voters. this is what we did with obama. if she can do that, then she can win states like iowa, nevada, and other ones. but she is going to need a head start, and democrats have

along that cold front which is still in eastern ohio is where we are tracking a few of the scattered showers and thunderstorms. tuesday, we will start to see another little increase for our showers and thunderstorms by that point as well. walking you through your day. so now through lunchtime, we will call it mostly cloudy. notice that generally speaking south and east of cuyahoga county and downtown cleveland is going to be our best shot for showers around perhaps even a few thunderstorms so ashtabula county down toward trumble county, i think that ll showers and thunderstorms today. other wise, window nation looking at temperature ins the upper 70s, lower 80s, not at all feeling like the first day of fall on thursday at 82 degrees. it's one of those days where lots is taking place downtown not only in cleveland, but just ohio. shorts, shorts everywhere, make sure you have the bottle of water. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back with more >>> finally today, snapchat is moving closer to a buying experience according to fandango. fandango recently teamed up with facebook for tic

let's start with the morning glow on the eastern ohio. morning. we'll have a fantastic sunday ahead of us as we check out our weather check list for the day. as we get into the work week, the kids will want the summer gear on monday. it's going to be a warm day, highs in the low to mid-80s. could be a shower or storm late in the day. that's not for everyone though. i'll show you that with future cast. above-normal temperatures and i think they roll right into the start of fall later on this week. all right, milwaukee, how about this, a bright su lots of reflections off our camera lens. 61 degrees in discover world. a lot of people out fishing this morning along the break water in sheboygan. good morning to all our friends up in sheboygan county. haven't seen anyone reel anything in yet. it's a comfy cool of 55 degrees along the lake shore in sheboygan. temperatures state-wide, kind of corner of the city. 41 degrees in superior, mid-upper 40s around steven's point and 50s to low 60s closer to home. i think you could leave the sweat shirt or jacket

cooler and drier air has begun to settle into eastern ohio. 52 in charles city. monticello. those winds gusty. 9 to 13 miles per hour right now. they will gust close to 30 miles per hour later on this afternoon. here are your dew points which were in the 60s for most of the weekend. which it felt a little humid. have now dropped into the low to mid40s. so it is certainly comfortable. it is dry and will continue to be that way as we head through the week. our cold front well off into illinois. taking the clouds with it. we'll have the sunshine and the clear skies with us through this aftno sunshine. we do see a disturbance later on tuesday afternoon that could generate maybe an isolated shower. that's something we'll have to watch as we head into the day for tomorrow. as far as today though, it's going to be cool. if you're heading out early this morning, might want to grab a light jacket. we'll be in the low to mid50s as we creep up towards noon. temperatures will be in the low to mid60s. we'll top off around 66 for the high temperature around 3:00. cool and windy as well. i

eastern on fs1. on saturday, ohio state battles oregon state. oklahoma state faces number 21 baylor at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. a big win for oklahoma state in stillwater today. beating pitt. as rudolph threw for 540 yards, two touchdowns. school record for yards. then nebraska, a big win over oregon today squares off against northwe p.m. eastern. 5:25 to go. mike weber. dickey performance of the game goes to -- >> joel: noah brown. who else? three for three in the first half. comes out. gets a fourth touchdown. his fourth target. got one other catch. that was the cream on top. >> gus: incredible. >> gus: drop the mic after that. >> joel: that's right. >> gus: weber. he floats to the first down. there is noah. most noahs have two of everything. he has four tonight! four touchdowns. >> joel: they didn't have an answer in the one-on-one situations. oklahoma tends to live by the man coverage and die by the man coverage. tonight, noah brown was just better in those sua the 50/50 situations. oklahoma doesn't have an interception yet in their secondar

ohio has been booming the past 20, 30 years. that's why you have a diversified economy. if you go into the eastern ohio, you are going to find a lot of trump sup porportsupport. >> wrap this up, put it in a bow for me. where are the battleground counties? where does the rubber meet the road? >> central ohio. columbus, which is franklin county. >> how many offices in columbus and those counties does hillary clinton have? >> you asked the one question i don't have the answer to. >> come back for us with the answer. that's the big question in terms of the ground game of does hillary clinton really have such an army out there compared to what donald trump has? >> there's no question she has more people on the ground than he does z. there's not much of a presence. bob ran portman's campaign. you know, bob knew how to win the state. the ohio republican party, so far, is sitting this one out. they haven't help add great deal. >> you said rob portman's name. we have 30 or 40 seconds. the poll with donald trump and hillary clinton tied has portman up by 15 points. it's unheard of to have that split between

he is trailing by 3.8% although he lost the state in the ashtabula along the eastern border, down along the ohio river to cincinnati. that is a traditionally democratic area. joe biden was campaigning in youngstown. he dismissed that in a sense because it was an anomaly of the republican primary. ebels come november the union workers that he is going to be talking to here will find their way home to the democratic party. reporting live at the uaw hall, john kosich, newschannel5. >> and donald trump ma days after he stopped in cleveland last week. he spoke at the american legion conference in cincinnati this morning a day after hillary clinton did. he was also in wilmington, which is halfway between cincinnati and columbus. while he was there, he held a rally for supporters. >> maybe everybody is coming for our wonderful weather. >> it is going to be absolutely phenomenal weather, all the way between now and monday, labor day. beautiful weather. isolated sprinkles. light rain showers sliding on shore. this one near gee fee of on the lake this one trying to move in. a lot of ground clutter. there

we are dealing with an upper- level low in the ohio valley and on the eastern side everything circulates counterclockwise. we still have more rain to come but we are dealing with heavy downpours that are backing off along the lake shore but you can see as ago from painesville due south to the northern section of trumbull county we are dealing with heavy showers and heavier rain from south to north coming through. and stark county's. we are not done then because we have more moisture moving northward. here is the center of circulation in the ohio valley right here in central portions of kentucky. this will be stagnant and will sit here which means what you see now is what we will be looking at for the day tomorrow. let's go hour by hour. periods of rain to continue as we go through tonight with pockets of heavy rain a possibility. it will be breezy with daybreak temperatures around 60. we will have drive. like we had today that are just kind of damp. more rain and rumble chances will be coming through as we head to the evening. the friday football game will get a soaking. scattered rains

eastern on fs1. on saturday, ohio state battles oregon state. oklahoma state faces number 21 baylor at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. a big win for oklahoma state in stillwater today. beating pitt. as rudolph threw for 540 yards, two touchdowns. school record for yards. then nebraska, a big win over oregon today squares off p.m. eastern. 5:25 to go. mike weber. dickey performance of the game goes to -- >> joel: noah brown. who else? three for three in the first half. comes out. gets a fourth touchdown. his fourth target. got one other catch. that was the cream on top. >> gus: incredible. >> gus: drop the mic after that. >> joel: that's right. >> gus: weber. he floats to the first down. there is noah. most noahs have two of everything. he has four tonight! four touchdowns. >> joel: they didn't have an answer in the one-on-one situations. oklahoma tends to live by the man coverage and die by the man coverage. tonight, noah brown was just better in those the 50/50 situations. oklahoma doesn't have an interception yet in their secondary. and ohio state ha

ohio. you can see that storm system making its way off. allowing for the eastern seaboard to get a break tuesday. be outside today. that is still about 3 to 5 degrees below normal. definitely cooler air is tracking in. let's get behind the tribe tonight. 7:10 pm game time, light breeze. great this fall weather. crystal care conditions tonight. the overnight lows will be a trade-off for all of that sunshine. you will be waking up to cooler barbecue weather. get out there and enjoyed your labor day weekend. it will be a nice streak here. my heat fans, it returns by wednesday. we're back in the 90s. >> thanks, jenessa. >>> with the dipping temperatures, we know autumn is >> leon bibb goes to one vineyard to check on the harvest. this one is closer than you might think. >> reporter: it is near time. the grapes are approaching a fullness. they are robust soon ready to give. a vineyard on the north coast of ohio. the expectation is wine from these grapes will be good. you are in the workers who labor are people with patients -- patience, yes necessary. they are getting

next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma eastern on fox. that wraps it up from here in salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. most of the night. just after 5:00 this evening multiple 911 calls along to 87 months the deputy fired back and mile stretch as they continue to enter their investigation tonight. investigators for all the this happened around seven they don't in interesting enough ends peacefully make a a call about a man possibly barricaded inside with a gun the suspected golf course spindle after witnesses say he terrace several people out on that course. police are searching for a driver who hit a pedestrian last night and drove off. they shut down colfax and colorado to investigate are now looking for a great chevy impala asked to call police. the man who tried to assassinate president reagan is out of the psychiatric hospital. he was shot and wounded president outside the helm hotel they now say he's recovered from a danger home out live with his mother in virginia. still in critical conditio

ohio river valley. the heaviest moisture is on the eastern side. that looks like it target areas in terms of the heaviest rain. it may try to move into our until tomorrow night. very late at night, heavy rain is likely at times. it should diminish some saturday night. it is still kind of they rainfall is something we need. especially tomorrow night and saturday. matthew is going to move to the west but then turned to the north. when it is in this position early tuesday will it moves get deflected to the east? in the meantime check it out. the wettest looks to be saturday. gradual improvement in the early and mid week of next week. >> new tributes to big papi. this is in the form of a bridge. it will soon honor david ortiz. it will get a special marker naming it the big papi bridge. ed: they are paying special tributes. the logo commemorating big papi's career in boston. >> keeping with that same david ortiz was honored a yankee presented people with an oil painting. tipping his cap to the crowd. it is a very understated ceremony. we will show you t

eastern. >>> a federal appeals court has ruled that ohio's method of purging active veeters from its the battle ground state had been allowed to remove the names of tens of thousands of registered voters if they hadn't voted for six years. it's been criticized. as a use it or lose it rule for voting. >>> to the crisis in syria. at least 85 people have been killed in new air strikes in the city of aleppo. the u.s. is accusing russia of barbarism. and war crimes for carrying out air strikes in support of the syrian regime. the humanitarian crisis has grown to the point where hospitals are overwhelmed. council last night ended without agreement on how to address the situation. >>> so far this morning, no comment from samsung about yet another issue related to one of its devices. a weekend delta flight from detroit to amsterdam was diverted to england. a samsung tablet got jammed inside a seat and smoke came from the tablet and the seat's phone. the tablet not part of the recent recall. >>> thousands of people have flooding threatens cedar rapids, iowa. the cedar river is rising, prompting voluntee

we have the spning stem out across the ohio val vally and on the eastern edge of it this. the moisture starting to lift northward. a couple of different looks. the start of the rain where it could be raining in parts of the area around the morning commute and the south cast and the cape. sometimes this mottle is over zealous in bringing the rain in. a little bit prematurely. now i will give you a look at another one. this is a little bit more conservative in terms of the rain. so we getting there the morning commute but we start to get some spotty rain in the afternoon then some steadier heavier bands move in tomorrow night. so you want to bring rain ger along to fenway park and going to the game tomorrow night andno on into and if not through saturday on this model. i want to show you one other one. probably the most sensible way to play this. that is we sneak through the morning commute and tomorrow afternoon, the rains begin. so we could have rain for tomorrow night and also, rain is a pos pct if not a likelihood and certainly for parts of saturday. between all of this,

it is going to make for a pretty rainy northeast and eastern great lakes, ohio river valley for sunday, especially during the afternoon with some but with the drought conditions, it is much needed rain. in the southwest it stays dry but sunny. temperatures in the 80s and 90s. we will start to see more rain work into the pacific northwest like washington and northern >> chris: good friday morning, everyone. a beautiful start to the day. cold start to the day. we warm up nicely. the high pressure controlling the board. more sun than cloud cover throughout the day. temperatures back to the 70s. good-looking start to the weekend. second half of the weekend we and heavier rain working in sunday night into monday morning. could be beneficial with a few towns picking up over an inch of rain through monday morning. temperatures this afternoon 70 at the coast. mid-70s inland. saturday the weekend pick. >> don't forget, check your forecast any time on the weather channel. savannah and willie? >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> everybody needs a good vacation from time to time. now a growing numb

it's not entirely clear how trump plans to bring factory jobs back to the southern ohio or rid easterntucky of the prescription drug epidemic or cure western pennsylvania's teenagers of their heroin addiction, yet for people who no longer believe in the american dream their parents and grandparents, slogans may be enough. making america great again may sound try to ite to some but to it's music to their ears. why is this group of americans so pessimistic and explain a little more why donald trump's slogans resonate with them. >> yeah, well, part of it is that pessimism is rooted in something legitimate. if you think of my grandparents life, they expected and really that was worn out by reality that their kids would have a better material life than they a have. it's gone to where they've seen the prospects sort of fall off. that pessimism creates a certain detachment from their country, a lack of faith in the future and donald trump is obviously exploited that lack of faith to a people who feel their country isn't that great anymore. the slogan, make america great again, actually resona

that probably doesn't play well in ohio and pennsylvania and eastern kentucky. you know, it's funny. bill clinton is from arkansas. he built his career in to knowing how to talk to white working class people. i never heard him talk down. i never heard him an east coast elitist. that's what that sounded like at that fundraiser. that is the problem. hillary clinton was talking to the room. >> sip. >> at lbgt event. >> with barbra streisand. >> i think donald trump's speech today was pretty clear where he said that kind of language they look down on you. that's one of the biggest leads of his campaign saying they are racist and they look down on you. i think that was a good message for his supporters. the big get is what does it do to independents, people still not quite made up. does it make them want to stay home because this is just one more example of the deplorable election campaign we are having or does it motivate them to vote for trump? i don't know. >> does it move the needle, charles? >> i don't know that. >> i'm not sure. i think it probably hurts her wi

that probably doesn't play well in ohio and pennsylvania and eastern kentucky. it's funny. bill clinton is from arkansas. he built his career in to knowing how to talk to white working class people. i never heard him talk down. i never heard him an east coast elitist. that's what that sounded like at that fundraiser. that is the problem. hillary clinton was talking to the room. >> sip. >> at lbgt event. >> with barbra streisand. >> i think donald trump's speech today was pretty clear where he said that kind of language they look down on you. that's one of the biggest leads of his campaign saying they are racist and they look down on you. i think that was a good message for his supporters. the big get is what does it do to independents, people still not quite made up. does it make them want to stay home because this is just one more example of the deplorable election campaign we are having or does it motivate them to vote for trump? i don't know. >> does it move the needle, charles? >> i don't know that. >> i'm not sure. i think it probably hurts her with people

it is going to make for a pretty rainy northeast and eastern great lakes, ohio river valley for sunday, especially during the afternoon with some pockets of heavier but with the drought conditions, it is much needed rain. in the southwest it stays dry but sunny. temperatures in the 80s and 90s. we will start to see more rain work into the pacific northwest like washington and northern >> don't forget, check your forecast any time on the weather channel. savannah and willie? >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> everybody needs a good vacation from time to time. now a growing number of companies are actually paying for their workers to take a break. c' >> reporter: employees at the company bamboo hr were already quite happy with their jobs when two years ago the bosses made a rather stunning announcement. >> i just started crying. >> reporter: her emotions were triggered by a new policy called "paid paid vacation." when employees take time off to travel, the company pays for the trip. $2,000 a year. >> there were great reactions. officer for the utah business says employees are now taking

blue skies across northern ohio and seeing a lot of high and also and isis the eastern seaboard. you can see raleigh-durham to washington. they're dealing with moisture and we continue to just track the temperatures in the lower 80s right now and that is from wane county to cuyahoga county. the dew points are pleasant when you break out the muggy meter. we had the front that moved through on sunday and that is allowing things to be pleasant across northern ohio and probably have the window open next five days here across the area as a lot of sunshine continues to move in. if you have evening plans we're in the lower 70s by the 10:00 hour and today and isis we're talking about sunscreen and isis sunglasses handy and yesterday and isis we were the lower 80s and talking mid-80s this afternoon and closer to the lake and isis crystal clear and pleasant conditions throughout the overnight lower 60s and there is a slight breeze out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour and we're on the upward trend and isis a false start on thursday and isis and a high of 88 degrees near 90s for some sp

uncomfortable state across northern ohio into the noon hour and that is as high pressure is building here again. the mois tracked through yesterday and shifted to the eastern seaboard and that is being replaced with good old-fashioned sunshine that is going to sit in the middle of northeast ohio the next five to seven days. plan accordingly here with the sun glasses and sunscreen handy by the 4:00 hour. most spots in the lower 80s and i want to show you the cloud coverage that sags to stark county and tuscaroras, dover by the lunch hour and most spots, lower 70s and 80 by the 4:00 hour from route 30 corridor to varen a and portage county. cooler closer to the lake and a light breeze throughout the afternoon and 82 for greater cleveland and you can see seven- day forecast. pretty easy week here and that is by the first day of fall. 88. >> thank you so much, janessa. >>> the good news, we don't have any accidents as of right here and we're something you will come across, especially in the southern portions of the viewing area and the top two or top left side part of the screen here, we're dealing with 76 at 77 and the visibility is an issue there and 76 at b

eastern great lakes. back down into the ohio valley. this band of showers will be with us for the morning commute tomorrow. i do expect a little bit of this upcoming week. that does feature some showers and drizzle and on-shore flow. a huge change-up in the pattern for us. again, morning showers tomorrow. even in the afternoon. there may be some that hold on tight here. down across buzzards bay, back across the cape and the islands. we will have to wait and see where that line sets up. from boston north and west, we will have a dry afternoon. there is a tropical wave out there in the atlantic. that's basically halfway between the lesser antilles andic high pressure banked to the of us. low pressure loops around the ohio valley and maybe down into the tennessee valley and back toward the mid-atlantic. it is not going anywhere any time soon later on in the week. with that in mind, we have a constant on-shore flow. low-level moisture working in. a round of showers working in. you take a look at the 7-day forecast, yes. we have rain-drop ic

we'll see the eastern end make it's way to northeast ohio by late afternoon. temperatures this morning are on the warm side. dew points on the lowe 60s. upper 60s for ashtabula. many people are wondering about the tribe game for 10:00. good possibility of a delay or cancellation as it moisture continues to track through. by 8:00 we'll track this for overnight browns sunday you are wondering if you are heading to the meeting lot or game. by game time we should be dry. timing for the rain. this is the will in the weather pattern. the clouds and brunt of the moisture track back in by 5:00. >>> with the temperatures starting to drop consistent -- it's way. leon bibe is taking us to a special place. >>reporter: in the cleveland metro parks the season one piece at a time will be dressed for fall. those who work the waterways know full well seasonal ch is coming because nature talks. >> that length of night starts to turn trees into a mode of long preservation. >>reporter: jim is excited about nature. her job as a naturalist is also her passion. this land reflects na

next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. some severe storms rolling through northeast ohio this afternoon, putting a damper on many saturday afternoon plans. >> take a look at this damage. residents a strong winds brought down trees, even leaving some people without power. thanks for joining us for this latete edition of fox 8 news at 10:00, i'm jennifer jordan. >> and i'm bill sheil. after today's thunder and lightning, will it dry up for the rest of the weekend? let's go to meteorologist jenn harcher who is standing by with the answer. quite a change blew through town. >> that is true. we. went from sunny and 90 degrees to severe storms and a big drop in tempetu at the moment, mainly in the eastern section and behind that cooler, t dryer air will start o make its presence knownr as you head into your sunday. we will see lots of sunshine by the afternoon. here is a look at storm fox right now and you can l see the strong line that push through our ar