tbs did say it regretted using the image and cleveland is a great city. we are sharing our love with tbs as you can imagine and why our city is so great. chris joins us from the digital blast center. >> a lot of photos using #clevstbs. here is what we did this afternoon after tbs image of the broadcast last night. we assembled our digital blast steam in the blast center, looks like catherine bosley, but anyway, we asked you to post great pictures of cleveland and the surrounding areas east, west, south, it doesn't matter and show tbs how beautiful the city is and how much it has to offer using this hashtag right here and it worked as you said, denise. they issued that regret and said it is a great city. here is what we would like to use the hashtag. we will cull it together on facebook, twitter, instagram and website and share great images. we don't need to get down in the mud. we know what's going on here. namely all of the great food, arts, culture, revitalization around town and oh, yeah, that little alcs that's starting friday right here in the land. t

thank you for being out here being part of the great city response to this big big challenge. i know what carol was talking about it i was one of those frustrated people as well as watching on television. but i do enjoy these days when -in fact, this is the 65th, 65 times, we have brought hundreds if not thousands of people together to make sure that we are helping folks touched the services we want to have. we have today over 150 different services that if we do not come together people might not be able to get the support. we are and we will always be the city of love in san francisco. were demonstrating this. yes. thank you. you are demonstrating this >> >>[applause] >> some people frustrations because they just want the issue to go away. it's not going away. economic inequality is not going away. discrimination is not going away. it takes people like you to work with us to resolve them every single day. so today we are demonstrating. i want to just say thank you to all the different companies the individual volunteers coming together. there are so many of you. i know someb

it's a great city. all right. >>> harry boomer just in case tbs didn't get the message, cleveland moved on a long time ago from being the mistake by the lake. harry, you talked to people who clearly see cleveland for the city it >> reporter: well, mark, you absolutely are correct. you know, to be asked has ever right to criticize cleveland. and, of course, as misguided as they were in supporting the red sox, they even have the right to criticize us if they want. but we have the right not to like it and to speak up about >> what happened decades ago doesn't reflect where we are today. >> reporter: mary malene didn't take kindly to tbs dising cleveland. she is cle proud. >> i grew up here. born and raised. the sports, the history, everything behind cleveland is -- when you grow up here, you love it. >> reporter: she is far from the only one that says, oh, how do i love thee, let me count the ways. >> i love cleveland because it has everything the world has to offer, but it still family feel to it. that's

city. i consider you trouble makers. and i think that one of the great privileges that i have had not only in this chamber, but in this building is that i was able to serve like devon and dufty both in the mayor's office and in this chamber and seeing the executive priorities and the legislative priorities and how they got translated into the good policy. and i think back of the time when i thought that i was going to be a member of this board and i said well, i am probably going to be the first gonzales it did not work out because there was bob and then matt. sxh i said i am going to be the first you know, and only, guatemala. >> and then david compass took that away from me. but, all in all, the one thing that i got you know, is that i got to run city wide, and that was very, very peshl and the elected city wide, and i never gotten that opportunity that had not been for the great mayor who appointed me, to my seat on the board of supervisors. the quintin cox seat and thank you mayor and senator for that. but i also when i was thinking about you, thanki

simplicity, and wonderfully carved walls and ceilings, reflect the dignity and the splendor of this great city. there is an inspiration about it, that should impel us to the higher effort and nobler things. i greet you, i welcome you distinguished guests, former city officials, supervisors, and fellow citizens, to this beautiful building, which is yours and which for many years to come shall be the seat of your city's government. thank you madam president. >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> and now, the honorable united states senator diane as originally presented by the honorable united states senator james d. felan. >> thanks very much, madam president, i once again state these are the words of a former supervisor and united states senator. for the five years i had the honor to preside over the board of supervisors. i cannot recall any greater pleasure and safety than the work in which we were engaged. i see here today some of the men mr.'s payot, murdock, booth and hox who served with me at that time. in those formative days of the new charter, we had many questions as to the interpretation of tha

simplicity, and wonderfully carved walls and ceilings, reflect the dignity and the splendor of this great cityspiration about it, that should impel us to the higher effort and nobler things. i greet you, i welcome you distinguished guests, former city officials, supervisors, and fellow citizens, to this beautiful building, which is yours and which for many years to come shall be the seat of your city's government. thank you madam president. >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> and now, the honorable united states senator diane as originally presented by the honorable united states senator james d. felan. >> thanks very much, madam president, i once again state these are the words of a former supervisor and united states senator. for the five years i had the honor to preside over the board of supervisors. i cannot recall any greater pleasure and safety than the work in which we were engaged. i see here today some of the men mr.'s payot, murdock, booth and hox who served with me at that time. in those formative days of the new charter, we had many questions as to the interpretation of that instrument. pu

simplicity, and wonderfully carved walls and ceilings, reflect the dignity and the splendor of this great city. there is an inspiration about it, that should impel us to the higher effort and nobler things. i greet you, i welcome you distinguished guests, former city officials, supervisors, and fellow citizens, to this beautiful building, which is yours and which for many years to come shall be the seat of your city's government. thank you madam president. >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> and now, the honorable united states senator diane as originally presented by the honorable united states senator james d. felan. >> thanks very much, madam president, i once again state these are the words of a former supervisor and united states senator. for the five years i had the honor to preside over the board of supervisors. i cannot recall any greater pleasure and safety than the work in which we were engaged. i see here today some of the men mr.'s payot, murdock, booth and hox who served with me at that time. in those formative days of the new charter, we had many questions as to the interpretation of tha

simplicity, and wonderfully carved walls and ceilings, reflect the dignity and the splendor of this great city. there is an inspiration about it, that should impel us to the higher effort and nobler things. i greet you, i welcome you distinguished guests, former city officials, supervisors, and fellow citizens, to this beautiful building, which is yours and which for many years to come shall be the seat of your city's government. thank you madam president. >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> and now, the honorable united states senator diane as originally presented by the honorable united states senator james d. felan. >> thanks very much, madam president, i once again state these are the words of a former supervisor and united states senator. for the five years i had the honor to preside over the board of supervisors. i cannot recall any greater pleasure and safety than the work in which we were engaged. i see here today some of the men mr.'s payot, murdock, booth and hox who served with me at that time. in those formative days of the new charter, we had many questions as to the interpretation of tha

thank you for being out here being part of the great city response to this big big challenge. i know what carol was talking about it i was one of those frustrated people as well as watching on television. but i do enjoy these days when -in fact, this is the 65th, 65 times, we have brought hundreds if not thousands of people together to make sure that we are helping folks touched the services we want to have. we have today over 150 different services that if we do not come together people might not be able to get the support. we are and we will always be the city of love in san francisco. were demonstrating this. yes. thank you. you are demonstrating this >> >>[applause] >> some people frustrations because they just want the issue to go away. it's not going away. economic inequality is not going away. discrimination is not going away. it takes people like you to work with us to resolve them every single day. so today we are demonstrating. i want to just say thank you to all the different companies the individual volunteers coming together. there are so many of you. i know someb

thank you for being out here being part of the great city response to this big big challenge. i know what carol was talking about it i was one of those frustrated people as well as watching on television. but i do enjoy these days when -in fact, this is the 65th, 65 times, we have brought hundreds if not thousands of people together to make sure that we are helping folks touched the services we want to have. we have today over 150 different services that if we do not come together people might not be able to get the support. we are and we will always be the city of love in san francisco. were demonstrating this. yes. thank you. you are demonstrating this >> >>[applause] >> some people frustrations because they just want the issue to go away. it's not going away. economic inequality is not going away. discrimination is not going away. it takes people like you to work with us to resolve them every single day. so today we are demonstrating. i want to just say thank you to all the different companies the individual volunteers coming together. there are so many of you. i know someb

i would love one day to see a memorial in new york city to the daughter of that great city, who gave to her mother country a son who stood resolutely in the face of evil and preserved our inheritance and was such a fantastic person for the city. in my view, the strength and enduring qualities of churchill's character can be largely be attributed to his mother. her character resonates in the history of world war ii. in war resolution and in defeat defiance and victory and in peace goodwill. i firmly believe that churchill's greatness was a gift born on the bedrock of your great city. thank you. [applause] >> that was wonderful. [applause] >> good evening, in the interest of time because randolph has to go to washington, we're going to skip the q and a. i am the director of the writing center at hunter college. a few minutes ago i received a telegram i would like to read to you. it says, dear louis, thanks so much for co-hosting this splendid evening in the series with president rob and was about house. if i'm not mistaken it was in the hunter writing center that i first delivered the a

are we going to have a stadium in the mix to have an nfl move to our great city? we should know soon enough since they are in a special session up in carson city.

. >> if you haven't been to austin, it's a great city. >> the big -- austin city limits, baby. >> you're so hip. >> i try. i watch facebook. you learn everything on facebook. >> she's a facebook stalker. >> and i follow you on facebook. what's the weather like? >> i've been enjoying the cool mornings. you're bringing in the parka it's too cold for little jamie. winds out of the southeast at 35 miles per hour. we're down in the 60s this morning. so it was pretty cool by our standards. 90 is the high today. and then we drop into the 70s about 8:00. temperatures in the upper 50ing in flagstaff. and 73 in sedona. jamie is so busy on her phone. 87degrees in pretty quiet picture. we have a good looking forecast but we do have changes. we'll take you through future cast and show you what we're expecting. a chance of spotty showers on saturday. this is what it's looking like at 12:15 on saturday. you can video showers east of the valley. and spotty showers in southeastern arizona and showers in the mountains of northern arizona as well. light showers and breezy conditions. and then we dry out. w

post at the time, he thought that peoria was a beautiful town and he predicted it would become a great city. this is one of many photo albums ettengillin the p collection. we are fortunate to have the first photograph of a younger pettengill and his wife lucy. they are in their 40's, perhaps early 50's. we are used to seeing moses at this stage of his life, as an older gentleman. having the younger photo really was very special for us. in november, moses opens the first hardware store in pure enough. a lumberyard, a spice the factory, and a school, seminary. he bought two parcels of land and constructed this building, and reading his intent when you started it -- the world has need of a to get a christian women. the more, the better. in yournary was located area, illinois. it did not last very long. it did close in 1910. dream.d been a life's over the years he had donated land and financially helped to support many schools, including the chicago theological seminary and also wheaton college. toes and lucy also worked organize a church. history book5th for the first congregational church and

of this great city. one of the things i remember so great is how our fans helped us during the great runs. we really fed off their excitement and passion. and late-inning heroics we were able to pull off. it was fun. >> tony: what would you do 2:08 minutes before the first >> i would mentally get locked on whatever the routine is. get off by yourself and think about the game and think about who you are facing that night and have a game plan. i always wanted to know what he was trying to get me out with. not what i could hit but what he was getting me out with and sit on the pitch. >> mark: what would you be doing on lester tonight. >> look for the cutter. he throws them to both sides of the plate. he is he attacks the strike zone. he is very much like kluber where he is very calm. >> tony: schwaby, i will give you a stat. thome against lester hit .571. he will run over some numbers to get over the batters mark. >> mark: how many at-bats can they get out of you tonight. >> not a lot of people hit sharp ton

scheefnld a great city and we we get the use of the image. you have to stay tuned and hear our leon bibbs reaction it >> when he did speak, the nation listened. >> stop. >> not this year, not this time. >> stay tuned for that coming up. but right now it's 4:52. >> thanks for joining us on your wednesday and this getting a lot of help after being found with a gunshot wound. >> if you are a comcast customer, check your bill. >>> up ir 40s for summit county. we're going to warm up very quickly. chattering from 10 to 20 miles an hour and that's going to allow the peak of daytime highs folks to afternoon. j kristen, no -- a nice early morning commute. very comfortable so far. traveling at top speed. no issue on 71, 90 and just check the drive time for the folks coming in from the east side. we're looking at a 13 to 40 minute commute. let's head outside to check on 271 and 480. some work happening here. make sure sure you follow me. over to you. >> after more than a thousand comcast will i v to pay the biggest fine ever. acueed of charging people f

joining us tonight david marness, first in his class a biography of bill clinton, his book "once in a great city" a terrific accounting of the city of detroit is out now in paper back. welcome to you. >> thank you, brian. >> you and i go back to the clinton first term and when people say those things, when people talk about the clinton women, this is a very, very broad question, how do you react? asked and answered, already litigated or your right to ask those questions, make those charges. >> i have to say at one point i had to turn the tv off. i was suffering from ptsd from the late 1990s, whatever the clinton's flaws are their opponent's flaws seem to be greater and so obsessed and that's playing out right now on the hyper reality show where the candidate is surrounded only by this small group of people who have been out to get the clintons for 20 years. >> how much of this did ken star exhaust? >> well, that's another interesting aspect to this. kent star was the -- going after clinton. what he found in terms of his sexual life was consensual sex with young woman who was young, disgusting on

anthony: the chorus assembles, to give their opinions on matters of the day subjects of great import to this city broad shoulders, this true metropolis. >> bruce: but there's no shortage of characters in here. you know, i've lost a couple of really great ones, john fox the comic, died a few years ago. we just lost ruben four toes, this 400-pound mexican guy. we just called him ruben and then when he got his big toe cut off then he became ruben nine-toes. then when he had his other big toe cut off he became ruben eight toes. and then when he had his leg cut off changed it down to ruben four toes. he blames all his problems on the fact his mother didn't give him any titty milk. i mean these guys, there's nobody coming to the door to replace them. >> anthony: the old town ale house opened in 1958 and has been serving beer and other intoxicating beverages ever since. unless you're on the no shot list, in which case your drinking options have been for the good of the community -- limited. there's a no shot list? >> bruce: there is, the only guy who ever got off it is down there down now. it was just b

great things. this is what cities dream of doing is having people come to their cities, working and collaborating to do great things for each other. and i will tell you, it's not bad to receive $200 million in revenue while this conference going on during the week. [ applause ] >> yes. that is how much impact this has for our city. but you know, when people talk about the company of salesforce, it's much more than the economics. in fact, i would say the best way to describe is that we really have the true civic partnership with salesforce. the civic partnership that produces an infusion of support for all of our public schools. you know our middle schools because of five years' of investment, marc, that you have made and salesforce foundation has made, the performance by all standards is way up. the highest performing urban schools in the entire state of california because of you are infusion. [ applause ] i have never seen teachers and principles talk as if they were hired for their jobs just yesterday. because they get this innovation money to really change the culture of their campuses, not only

jus across the street to receive theirst nba championship rains, aaron costic says it feels great to feel the city alive. >> this is great to be out here when this is happening to be with you guys we the crew. to feel the energy of the city. we have another champion in cleveland, aaron costic is world champion ice carver. congratulations to him. be sure to stay with us, after game one of the world series for complete postgame 08:00 p.m. you can see the game here on fo. urges getting things started, from game one of the world series at progressive field. >> up next the last indians manager to take the indians to the world service, mike welcome back, to progressive field game one of the world series.. >> yet wonder what goes the minds of the players before the gamemef. we asked the man who has the answer the last mana the indians to the world series, how is everything going? >> it is good. it is world series, cannot be better, thing arec good it is it exciting tim to be in cleveland. to be here are the cavaliers amendments. >> a great time to be in indian >> buckles on as they take the field for gam

what a great city. reporting live from westlake. >> thank you so much. we >>> road hazard, dangerous debris left all of our roads, what you need to know to stay safe on your next drive. >> everyone, bring it on. >>> we will talk about how lebron and company celebrated. >> okay. >>> i have to figure out how to get a date with you. t-shirts, i can come up with forecast, rain and the umbrella. i have the forecast on how much >>> you are watching channel 3 news at 11 pm. shookman. >> a very limited number of world series go on sale tomorrow at 10 am. you can only get them online, but you can head to wkyc.com and click on the link. tickets are available for all seven games. tickets for unplayed games will be refunded. cubs series or indians, dodgers series. >>> taxpayers here in ohio are paying money from stopping debris from injuring or killing drivers. it's a bigger problem than you think. investigator, tom meyer, says information on the danger. >> reporter: now, you have even more reason to increase your distance on the highway. road debris, striking like

we are great city. coming up on fox eight news in the morning. more the spanish voice of your cleveland cavaliers is here to talk about the upcoming season e while come back to fox eight in progressive field with the queue l is such a wonderful and exciting night at the iq because thee cavaliers start their seasn with their rain. >> the championship care looks good on uk. >> we cannot way itcon will do a routine with these guys listening to you on the airwaves you are such a big part of the cavaliers talk about this year and whatat it has been mike and nobody in cleveland is complaining after everything we went through with all the changes we went through the postseason and the fact thatat these guys were wearing thin and the kenny historic what was the cavalierss and in the season coming back from down three ?- oneinn and then over a million people me parade. tonight is the night the game and opening night but the fact i can't wait to see that bannerpet being raised forr for eternity and then at what is to come a ready to do it it is a china bas

akron canton both the lower 50s and dry with a lot of cloud cover still stuck over our great cities. ashland. you will see a little more clearing earlier, but still expect to see temperatures on the chilly side until a warm front arrives on tuesday. right no let's jump back to chicago and show you what is happening for the game. currently at around 52 degrees. i do expect as far as the game goes that we will find quite conditions. 52 by the time we get started. 11:00 we're at about 47. winds gusting as high as 50 miles-per- hour . here's your a warm front, it was a change in factor for all of us once again. it was in the middle and back into the forecast for this guy for tuesday and wednesday. before we get there we are in the low period or the week warm front and then we really start to feel those impacts. for tonight we're talking a bit of drizzle. this is a little overdone on this model, but i do think cuyahoga and maybe even lorraine could see a little bit of light rain before it starts to fade out. we find better weather as we push toward your actual hollowing holiday. for those

in our great city that these officers you know got the kind of care that they needed at mass general. >> reporter: top cops including mass general. when he visited with the families he spoke to one of the doctors who treated his men. >> he said you're very fortunate that saint michael was looking down on these 2 officers. >> reporter: the wounded officers identified as matt morris and richard centolo. morris suffered the more serious wound. >> officer morse was hit into one of the leg. doctors later say saved his life. >> in boston this is another example of our police officers doing the right thing and doing their job. >> reporter: the union representing the boston police and the top brass of the police are thankful that a blood transfusion was available to help officer morris. work with the red cross to make sure the word is out that more blood donations are necessary. a fellow officer helped to keep one of the injured officers alive. for that here's 7's john cocoa. >> he knows how close he was to death. >> reporter: in the middle of a violent night the swift action of one boston po

chicago is always a great city to visit, but never more than this weekend. last night on the north side, the cubs wrapped up a spot in the world series for the first time since 1945 and it's been

it is a great city. it is one of the things that really lend the character for us, but obviously for the fire department it can be a real challenge. all of the mourn important and it is to really points a point on the great work our firefighters do all the time. >> lauren, i saw the commissioner that it is like he got a head coaching job for a superbowl contender. he knows he's in charge of a top team. and what great work they did, because we had to walk just as far as they d we had trouble going down these little street that are actually smaller than alice, where i grew up in camden, some of these people with front doors on streets that are about 5 feet wide. so we are in a news truck that's not anywhere near as big as these firetrucks that you see here. now on christian street, this was as close as they could get. but bob kelly, this is going to be your story from here on in. one thing the fire commissioner said, they'll be here for area while, with his phrase, bob, doing overhaul work, meaning they ha

the council of the great city schools decides who receives this national award and cleveland metropolitan school district most recent report card they received straight f's but gradon the students and there's been an increase in enrollment. >> i just can't believe it's real. i know it's all the hard working people on the team in our city. if the cleveland plan works where everyone is on education and it's the only city that can say that. >> reporter: speaking of the cleveland plan this comes as the district is trying to get voters to support the levy renewal on the ballot this right there and go all the way to miami to get it. thanks so much. it's 6:09. we want to get you caught up on the big stories of the morning with the morning news feed. two people have been arrested in connection with a school shooting that happened in san francisco earlier this week. four students are shot as classlet out on tuesday. four men dressed in black hoodies approached the victims on foot. they shot the students before running from the area. all four victims are expected to survive. > el chapo guzman is on

inventors do things they, they imagine what can happen and here in our city we really have a great opportunity to build off that. we are investing $75 million in the first ever stem high school. we had the other day. we had innovation two weeks ago in the city of boston where we were able to 6700 kids across the district really focus on stem. it's something that we shouldn't be focusing on a week in our school and should be looking the entire year for the kids. they are our future. i want to thank you all for the opportunity. i want to thank ge. negotiation e has -- ge has been a great partner, 25 million-dollar investment in workforce development and in life sciences and embraced madison park high school as one of their schools that they're going to be working on, they're always embraced on middle school, they created another program so i want to thank them for being a corporate partner in the industry of the future. i look forward to hearing. i know all of you are here. i'm done talking and some are happy with that. i want to turn the microphone over to get us started. thank you very much, e

saw the >> a miracle of modern medicine and emt service of our great city these officers got care they needed at mass general. >>> but the cops including superintendent and chief william grasse visited the two officers, commissioner evans said when he visited with the families he spoke with one of theuct dos who treated his men. >> he said, you're have fortunate that the patron saint of police st. michael was looking down on these two officers. >>> a blood transsution u fusion help save his leaf along with come rats at the crime scene. the union rechting the boston police say it is thankful to the red cross and wants to work with the agency to make sure more people donate blood. we're live in mass general tonight, jonathan hall, 7 news. >>> we've learned the 33-year-old shooter was just certified as a constable for the city of boston. he had no criminal history in 7's down hausle continues our coverage. >>> he lived somewhat of a double life, helping out law enforcement as a constable but the path past that put him on the wrong side of law. his res mai is not quite as it seems. >> this

darienne driver has been appointed chairperson of the council of the great city schools' board of directors. the national coalition represents 70 of the nation's largest urban public school news. kathy: a big honor for the superintendent of milwaukee public schools. dr. darienne driver has been systems. driver has served as the head of mps since 2014. packers tight end jared cook set the internet on fire when he tweeted this photo last week, chicken head he received with his order at buffalo wild wings. now peta is seizing the opportunity to make a statement. joyce: the animal rights group is calling on cook to ditch animal protein, even sending him a package of meat-free wings. in a note sent to cook, the group says before you block that image from your mind, be a champion for both the packers and chickens this season by leaving chickens off your plate next time you run out for a meal. according to espn, cook has been incident. but he's not quite there yet. his teammate, aaron rodgers, recently made the switch to a plant-based diet. 60's and sunshine, not bad for mid-october. kathy: but it

. >> well tbs is responding this evening saying quote cleveland is a great city and we regret the use of the image. we look forward to putting the focus back on an exciting alcs. >> you can join in the conversation on our facebook page and our indians coverage continues. ahead in sports an inside look at the indians opponent. plus we have the four reasons wkyc.com. >>> and out of westlake, investigators say a 26-year-old map had a bb gun on him when he was shot and killed running from officers. he was a suspect in a drugstore robbery. once more a pistol that looks such like a real gun is at the center of a story. >> prior to spring 26-year-old devan desnoyers had no criminal stolen property charges in fair view park. police are investigating whether he was responsible for a string of robberies. what is known is police say desnoyers robbed the cvs pharmacy in westlake then crashed his car at the intersection of detroit and crocker. two westlake police officers opened fire and desnoyers was shot and killed. the ohio bureau of criminal investigation took over the case the shooting. they

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he has pointed to philadelphia, great city, long-standing. there's nothing specific to point to, that is the problem. katty: what impact does this have? say we get to election day and they are looking at the polls and donald trump doesn't win. how does this potentially undermine the validity of the result in the minds of his supporters if they think it was rigged against them? frank: katty, that is the question. how does it undermine the legitimacy of the results, the legitimacy of the system itself, the sense of having been cheated, and the reaction that could prompt in the immediate aftermath of the election and rippling through the political system. our system is built on an acknowledgment and agreement that it is a legitimate process, even with the contested bush-gore race of 2000. when it finally ended, al gore said i'm not happy, but it is time to back the new president for the benefit of the country. the big question is would we hear those words from donald trump? if he doesn't do it, it ripples forward and continues to erode and what

if you look at charlotte, a great city where i have property, a great city, different places around thentry, st. louis, ferguson, baltimore, chicago. in chicago thousands of , shootings, thousands since january. 4000 shootings -- think of it -- since january. this was not the america that was handed down to us or the one we want to leave to our children. [cheers and applause] it is certainly not the america that we want to pass down to our grandchildren. but this is the america that we will have if we don't turn things around starting immediately. we don't have much time, folks. we don't have much time. and if we don't win this election, it will never happen again. this opportunity is never going to happen again. what i say is not lost on the what i say is not lost on the american people. 70% of you believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. and i'm trying to figure out who the other 30% are. i want to meet them. we cannot have another four years of barack obama and hillary clinton will be worse. she will be worse. we can turn our country around. but if we don't they could ch

underwater pipeline burned they were trying fun atto the client cuyahoga rir burning cleveland is a great city a with the wii great using the city we look forward g. >> other news on this wednesday morning a local police officero helping fans double down after fans have their winning seasonn chest in a line of the line of duty last yearin prior of the proceeds go to the police lines of ohio which helped him. >> 7:08 a.m. learning new information about a woman being held captiveve. >> i met the most wonderful girl are you ready?h eight news in the morning ?- quite investigatorsrn say it is not connected to a teenager missing forno seven years. >> and that does the does matthew death toll of i can't matthew death tolls continue to rise including a tree trimmer. >> middle 60s by the lunch hour well into m the lower midde coming up. >> we still have delays along for two to cleveland clinic is ranked number two in the nation access the number one in welcome back 7:11 a.m. is your and are are serving youtube video investigating the girl is sick. >> them at the most wonderful girl are youth ready? >>

every iconic image you've seen of our great city has come from a handful of hard working photographers and reporters since 1947. i mentioned cheesecake earlier. in their first assignment logbook photographers would refer to photo shoots with pret usually poolside, as cheesecakes. so their halloween cheesecake, flamingo cheesecake, helldoado cheesecake the list goes on and on and on. yesterday i went down to the lvcva and i got a special tour of their photo vault and saw their latest, precious, historic discoveries. "a few years ago we found some new images of jfk visit to las vegas which happen a few months before he was killed. we found some photos of elvis we didn't know we had. and this is a log starting with the very first the news bureau shot. 1947 helldorado, bryce canyon, lake mead, lake mead was very popular. you'll see entries for cheesecake in here. here is the thunderbirds hotel opening, shriners convention 1948." these three photos are the bureau's latest score. rare color photos of frank sinatra with some showgirls, milton berle poolside also with fremont street during gli

are we going to have a stadium in the mix to have an nfl move to our great city? we should know soon enough since they are in a special session up in carson city. program. we'll get travel times and find out what the flashing lights are all about behind him. we want to talk to kelly curran. they are opening up the ice rink today at rockefeller center. >> kim: here is what we expect as you get ready for your day. mostly sunny skies. 85 at noon and 89 is our we have a couple of light showers in the area right now. we're going to take a look at where they are coming up in about 10 minutes. >> dana: we have a couple of things going on. we understand that a jack in the box became a drive through became a drive into at craig road just to the west of the 95. we are sending a camera over but we understand a vehicle hit the side of that jack in the box. travel times look good. the south part of the valley at las vegas boulevard and the 215. looks like it's up on the median island. clearly a problem where the tow truck needed to clear those vehicles out of the way. >> dana:

>>o at such a great city, great people, is just our turn. no matter where you watch the game, is not hard to look good if you're watching, there you go. months of the holiday she can watch theth series the world series is right here on fark say. been talking about it. you probably know we have to know it's coming up on tuesday people bring extensive coverage all throughout the entire world series right here. or when you talk about the weather. we know it goesk hand-in-hand what happens when the world series comes to cleveland next week. it's a damp and dreary day that's okay. certainly makes us feel fabulous today. cannot rain on our exciting emotions today. >> nothing is raining on our parade, even though showers aren out. were showing a couple of light rain showers, maybe sprinkles. here in the cleveland area. greater cleveland all rain off to the west. heavier rain didn't notice any he heard the rumble cis morning? it was loud, bright flashes, those of goneri away. here's the extent of the showers stretching all the way back toward missou

of this great city. one of the things i remember so great is how our fans helped us during the great runs. we really fed off their excitement and passion. and late-inning heroics we were able to pull off. it was fun. >> tony: what would you do 2:08 minutes before the first

it's clear tbs was taking a stab at our great city. who really cares, right? that burning river behind them isn't even the picture and asked you to tell us what you thought on our facebook page. >> tia: we have some of those comments right now. david wrote bha-ha. so because they didn't use a photo of the cuyahoga river, you get an apology? please. you set a river on fire. quibble over the photo choice. it doesn't change that. >> brian: wow. there's a hater. deborah wrote i'm surprised they did this but i think it's funny. in the land. i am curious if they are doing all of this to all of the cities they are broadcasting from. they're not. >> tia: no. mary ellen wrote they make remarks about the tribe and our city. they are biased and negative. the play by play announcing has all the excitement of a cadaver. she's saying it's just dead. i'm sick of announcers poking fun at our teams and city. cleveland has the best fans around. the fans, cavs, indians have earned the public's respect and not >> brian: all right. listen who cares what these guys think. we have a

. >> tbs released a statement saying cleveland is a great city and we regret the use of the image. >> >>> controversy in summit county over e sheriff's office. it started with a photo posted on the front page of the summit county shields newsletter. the team posed with trump while carrying the rifle in a campaign stop. some say it looks like an endorsement for trump. >> the picture was used on a public site. and it looks like an endorsement. >> one way for us to publicly say here they are, so they >> the summit county sheriff says while the photo was a point of pride it was not intended as an endorsement. adding he is democrat and won't personally be supporting trump in november. >>> on the campaign trail trump says "the shackles are off. the last ranking members will not support him and hillary clinton tweeting how nice the shackles haven't taken off. trump senior advisers say the previews the final weeks of the campaign. on the democratic side clinton is under fire after wikileaks exposed more hacked emails. the campaign could change her position on the keystone pipeline. al gore ap