let's bring in jeff brown. explain what the court said about this inmate and this intellectual disability. what does that really mean? >> we used to call that somebody mentally retarded. what happened they had a case of 2014 which basically did away with the law in florida and said that the florida test whether someone is intellectually disabled was too rigid. in the us supreme court said you can't have a fine line like that. you may have people that have iqs a 75 more but with other factors are intellectually disabled. after that case came about, florida had to look at this particular case and decided whether or not the judge should a given a hearing. in this case, the judge did not allow him to go forward because his iq, at least at the time that he was under 18, was higher than 70. this case says the florida supreme court is acknowledging th case is retroactive and they are saying that he now needs to have a hearing with the judge to determine whether or not he is actually intellectually disabled. >>mark: it

jeff. >> brown: welcome back, time to get to work. >> absolutely. >> brown: a term in which the court begins shorthanded, what impact are we seeing white we see? what jumps out at you? >> i think right now what we see has to do with the kinds of cases that the court has already accepted for decision. there are no potential blockbuster issues on the docket of the kind that seem to mark just about every term of the roberts court since it began in 2005. >> brown: there have always been a couple at least. >> that's right. and instead the cases that we're seeing there is a healthy dose of patent, arbitration, bankruptcy, and there are more narrow technical statutory interpretation cases. but i would say, jeff, there have been other terms that began rather low key, low profile, and it only takes one to rails the profile. the justices will continue to add cases through the middle of january. but without knowing what's in every justice's mind, i have a feeg this court right now is happy to have a low profile during this election campaign. >> brown: we should just say, we talk about this often, but t

i have a lot in >> jeff: browns fennelly with -- finally a home game. whatever. 73 tomorrow. 60 rain and storms tomorrow night. there is your rain on sunday. most of it is coming down in the morning. 60 will -- 60 and we'll be in the 50s for the browns game. >> denise: how about go tribe, go browns, and thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by cbs ? ? ? >> oh, no. oh, no. oh, no! no! no! no! oh, another perfect show. this ends today, car carey. >> what are you doing here? >> don't you yodely guy me. you find it so amusing marching me up the mountain every day and over the side to my death just because somebody doesn't know the price of canned tuna? what kind of sick bastard are you? >> calm down. put down the pick axe. >> stephen: i'll put it down in your skull. >> you're mad.

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i didn't know the browns game switched over to pbs. [ laughing ] >> j supposed to say cbs. right here 19. [ laughing ] >> jeff: pbs. all right. maybe after this old house. you know the browns game. [ laughing ] >> jeff: comes on. [ laughing ] >> jeff: is that show still going. i used to watch that. here we go. we got the rain. and this is now mainly turning into a lake-effect situation. and because of that north wind, these showers are going all the way inland where your dry is west of elyria. this one coming right through cleveland, parma, seven hills, broadview heights. there's another streamer through south of elyria. columbia station. another hot spot akron area and canton. and this is a wind-driven rain. temps only around 50. and you combine that with the wind. just a heads up for friday night football, 50 at 7:00. 9:00, 49. and midnight 47. windy night in the forecast. guys, over to you. >>> the battle against isis continues as iraqi forces terrorist group out of mosul. >> mark: one local family is watching the action with particular interest. jen picciano here now with teba's story. jen. >> jen: mark a

brain child of bethesda resident and the three-time all ivy league lacrosse player at brown university. jeff wagner. >> i grew up in baltimore where little league was lacrosse, not baseball. erin: for 17 years he has been hands on. and the mission is put lacrosse stick in the hands of young kids who normally wouldn't have the financial means. >> are you ready? to lacrosse when he was ten thanks to wagner. >> i was in the third grade, my family was homeless. jeff put a stick in my hand. i kept hitting the wall. especially -- erin: all the way to play in college. now he helps coach the program hoping to open door to a new generation of players. >> this is all about learning the basics. >> they can do erin: with the team player i'm erin hawksworth. alison: tonight, a man who ran down a local police officer making a shocking admission on sentencing day. and new research cast doubt on a go-to treatment for a announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: right now hundreds of temple hills residents are fighting for their homes. they want the utilities back on after they were shut off t

jeff: the guys know the feeling. will brown and al richmond known as the "ground pounders." both former marines and both run in all 40 marine corps marathons. >> you get motivated but it's harder each year. running it, adrenaline is rising. picking up the information today at national harbor, moms around the town. >> i feel ready. this is exciting. we trained really hard. >> preparing for the race day temperatures in the 80's. >> we did a lot of long runs on hot days. i feel ready. >> jason is ready for the heat. he is from miami. he served in the u.s. army in afghanistan. >> i have brothers that fought i'm running for them. i'm going to make it happen. japanese hopefully for everybody. we are at the starting/finish line at iowa jima in arlington. bottles of gatorade as far as the eye can see. more bottles of water everywhere. doug is talking about the temperatures on sunday. the race organizers are this seriously and hydrate as much as possible. best of luck to everybody taking part on sunday. live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. how does it look for sunday? doug: i

browns game. >> denise: oh, boy. >> jeff: that could change. stay tuned. >> monday partly cloudy up to 63 and october up and down thing and not until we hit the weekend this will be a great week for weather. >> denise: good. looking forward to it. thank you, jeff. >>> coming up next at 5:00 a big surprise at the office. >> chris: lady gaga returning to (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. but when it came to medicare, i was glad i could get a little help. (vo) ingrid called anthem blue cross and blue shield, and got the information she needed to make her best decision. she and her husband, robert, found an affordable medicare advantage plan that pays for many of the costs that original medicare won't. retired and on a fixed income? anthem blue cross and blue shield plans help protect you from high medical costs. call now and we'll suggest a plan that's right for you. choose from plans with no monthly premiums. and the strength of anthem blue cross and blue shield means that and pharmacies. get coverage for brand name and generic prescr

jeff. >> should be an emotional night at villanova. >>> sixers coach brett brown says don't even think aboutt is way too earl to have joel embiid and jahlil okafor on the floor playing together. even against atlanta tomorrow. the reason, both are still working their way back from injuries. embiid remains on a 20 minute restriction and okafor will be restricted to 14 again tomorrow against dwight howard and the hawks. embiid says time going up against howard tomorrow will make him better. he's out to prove people wrong. those who doubted him. >> laughter people tried to rule me out a long time ago saying that i'll never play for the sixers, i'll never play in the league so people think i had a good game, i thought i had a okay game defensively. so... and then a little bit out of shape so people thought i had a good game. i thought high a okay game. >> how about embiid critical of that game, 20 points, he stole the show. he thinks he can play even better. we'll see how he plays against dwight howard. >> all right jeff. >> okay. >> coming up on "action news" cecily tynan the accuweather forecas

browns game. isolated showers and pouter 7. ramona? >> romona: all right, jeff. some women take a dailiy multi vitamin or supplement and tonight we are getting answers from a health expert on the one vitamin you should be taking depending on how old you are. if you are in your 30s and trying to get pregnant, take it reduces the rick of certain birth defects. if you are in your 40s vitamin d is a must. vitamin d deficiencies coincide with conditions that occur in the age range like cancer and osteoporosis. for women in their 50s take vitamin b12. women's bodies don't absorb the vitamin very well at 50 so this will help. and women in their 60s need extra potassium. this will help decrease their risk of a stroke. mark schwab goes one on one with trevor bower. find out the one thing the tribe starter can't do. that's next in sports. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> mark: tribe is ready to go and world series starts tomorrow. cory klubber takes the mound, but when will danny salazar tak

browns game. that's coming up. mark. >> mark: jeff, thank you. >>> the indians are hoping that tomorrow they'll get a lead over those cubs in chicago. what's happening today is the team prepares for the world series game three at wrigley field. anthony lima joins us now to >> reporter: we have to pick it up. morale is down. it's rally together. not just for two games but the whole series. let's go. we saw a lot of things we hadn't seen. terry francona the first loss. the first time the indians have given up home field advantage. good news, it's now best of five and plenty of time to turn things around. you just had that feeling early on yesterday. chisenhall losing his the old field. then it was jason kipness having all sorts of situation. mishandling that routine grounder. then failing to get the flip. >> do you know what, it was a bad game. for me at least. i've had them before. i have a short memory on it. it's not the end of the world. that one cost us a run, the other one didn't. that's all i can do is have a short memory and mov

browns game. >> mark: it's football weather there. >> jerseys will be wet and dirty. >> jeff: could be. could be. >> mark: need a good running game. bang theory followed by kevin can wait. scorpion and join us for cleveland 19 news at 11:00. tony. >> tony: who was at the head of the class this week. you can probably guess that. tough grades you may disagree with. my4 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. hi guys! got the birthday girl a drum set. drum set? he's kidding! [laughs] oh you guys must have time warner cable. r free home wifi lets us connect all our devices at the same time. and there's no data cap, so... the kids must love that, huh?! hey, there's the birthday girl! let's get this party started! get time warner cable 50 meg internet. that's more than 8 times faster than dsl and no data cap. uploading! honey, i'm goin viral! call now. get 15 megs for $39.99 a mont

brown blues, nice weather. it is good. >> jeff: it is nice in boston, too. i want to use the cleveland 19 first alert weather app. it is not only local i am on the ipad version here. if we go to -- you can manage the settings and i have boston on here. they are at 58 right now and partly cloudy. you can see 6:00, sunny that will be the temperature. so it is chilly there. speaking of chilly, look at this. frost advisory is in effect areas south and east of cleveland. we're dipping into the 30s here, guys. right now we have 63 in cleveland, pleasant afternoons. 59 the cool spot in ashtabula but there you see the sunshine, the sun glare, clear sky, 59 at 6:00. by 8:00 we are dropping down to couple of days. that's coming up. back to you. >> anchor: thank you. we are uncovering new information on the westlake shooting this morning. the bullets flew after a robbery at a cvs. >> anchor: the gun shots after an accused robber crashed his car. two officers ended up shooting and killing the robbery suspect. our jen picciano is live now getting answers in westlake. jen

browns game they're home as well. spotty showers, cold feeling like november. 47. >> romona: spooky. all right, jeff. good stuff. let's go to mark schwab. all right buys, coming up in sports, indians getting ready to are their portion of their workout. hear from terry francona, corey kluber mike napoli. cubs named two starters for games one and two of the world series. ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gon

." >> brown: thank you very much. >> thanks so much, jeff. ♪ >> sreenivasan: and later tonight on "frontlineo one of the united states' biggest foreign policy challenges. "confronting isis" the film uses on-the-ground reporting and interviews with key leaders to try to unravel the multi- dimensional war that has the u.s. and russia competing on the mid-east battlefield, particularly in syria. >> suddenly, boom, the russians have bombing. >> russian air strikes have killed hundreds of civilians an caused massive destruction to residential area. >> but the russians were not bombing isis. >> the question of exactly who is russia targeting? >> what they said they were going to do is come in and fight isil and use their influence to move assad aside and thereby end the civil war in syria, which has been one of the causes of the whole fertile ground for isil. they didn't do either of those things. >> so they lied to you? >> well, they certainly had a very different interpretation of combating isil. >> sreenivasan: "frontline" airs tonight on most pbs stations. on the newshour online right now: som

browns game as well. spotty afternoon showers there and dry and warm for halloween. tiffani, over to you. >> tiffani: jeff, thanks uh lote. thanks a lot. doctors may have found a cure for alcoholism. there is an engineered virus that stops the for a drink. it was tested on mice with great success. it could still be years away from being used on humans. a recent study found 18 million adults had a problem with alcohol in 20 -- 2014. >> romona: a rhode island football coach is out of a job and his team booted for using an illegal player. that player was anywhere between 18 and 20 years old. the parents snapped these pictures of him suiting up at half time for the capital city the time. the man took the field and took part in several plays before the refs figured out what was going. >> i was more furious and embarrassed and ashamed that they did that. the coach told me it was his decision. it was his mistake. he was sorry. >> romona: the league's president said this was obviously a major safety concern for kids who are in the seventh and eighth grade. the illegal player was an older brother o team's players.

this is an homage to a sandwich that my late pop, jeff richmond, loved called the knife and fork, this is casserole form. start off browning a little bit of white onion. let the heat come up. let it turn. you want to ultimately look for color like that. we're just going to let these go for a little bit until they get translucent. beef stock. plain old french onion soup mix. >> i've never used that before. >> french's onion soup mix. >> you can use it in burgers, also. this is roast beef. i picked a little tip up in philadelphia, you actually -- they do it cold when they do their roast pork. then it actually soaks up more of the moisture. put it in cold into hot beef use tongs, because it is tv. >> subtle, adam. >> you working a little rick astley? >> i'm never going to give you up, al. >> okay. go on. >> ooh, my lord. moving on, we have a grease baking tray. d >> adam richmond, ladies and gentlemen! >> he's going out of here with a second date. >> either that or a lawsuit. >> you're not an employee. put your buns down. >> ladies and gentlemen, tamron hall! >> guys, we're -- your wife is over there laughing. sidney, don't f

. >> jeff barnd shows us how the fbi plans to change that. >> the police that's of michael brown and gardner set off a protest. james comey recently told lawmakers his barrel intends to end all the speculation that maintain a database to have important information of all encounters of use of deadly force. >> the data for squared record all police shootings on civilians and should be running between one and two years. are ?supposed? to give the fbi information on fatal police involved cases. but turning over that information is ?voluntary?a& expertsa& say the current data the hasa& is spotty at best."for the fbi to not have that kind of data, is a big big gap that i think needs to be filled." among 3 media groups compiling data on fatal police-involved cases this year.. the washington post, the guardian & the reno news and review ... data collection is sporadic. as of last week, the post tallied 715 casesa& the guardian 801a& the reno news and review a&malcolm - 3:56 addition to the facta& that it doesn't tell us anything about the circumstances of any of those shootings." 4:03 and..

browns game. beth mcleod is in the fist alert center with the details. hey, beth. >> hey, lydia jeff is talking about it all week. the timing coming in m. by tomorrow things could get a little worse. showers basically have it from 11 a.m. to about 3 p.m. heavy rain and that's the most likely time is what i picked out there. scattered showers leading up to that. you might wake up to tomorrow morning mean dry but there could be showers down the road. it is a mid morning toely afternoon event, but gosh darn it, that is when the browns will take the field. tomorrow your temperatures not like today. today we made it up to 75 degrees, tomorrow, temperatures kind of slowly sinking into the mid with those rain showers in the mid of the day. but by 5:00, 6:00 we will be dry. matter of fact look at doppler max, you can see catching rain showers currently right downtown close to bre ton, the east side at this point. not rally a big deal, light spreng les out there, it is definitely spotty just about along the lake shore, every where. so it's not a big deal yet. over the next couple of hours, we

jeff: about 64. >> denise: so it is above average. average. sweet. >> mark: we all feel above average right now. >> denise: especially with the tribe. >> the browns shuffling quarterback. this makes sense. i tell you who is in and who is out and how the indians and blue jays match up. i give you a hint. you are going to like these anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels ite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana?. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana? is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar ve at lowering a1c than januvia. invokana? works around the clock by reducing the amount of sugar allowed back into the body, and sending some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for lowering systolic blood pressure or weight loss, it may help you with both. invokana? can cause important side effects, including dehydration, which may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, lightheaded, or weak, upon standing. other side effects may include genital ye

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brown believes embiid will get better once he's more physical and learns the game. he believes we will start seeing embiid throw down some pounding dunks. can't wait. jeff skversky. >> thank you so much, jeff. a pickup game going on behind him. still ahead, carson wentz will have his nfl moment. he most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat toomey: out for himself, all in for wall street. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> some may call it hyperbole, i call

browns game. chris. >> i wish we had that 70 today. >> wish we had 70 for saturday. my goodness. thank you, jeff. >> chris: during the postseason we have been exploring different angles about the team and obviously people surrounding the team and people on the inside. >> you know, chris, behind every good man is a good woman. the same is true for all the players and the managers. here to talk about life only sharon harr grove. >> beside every good man not behind. >> that's right. beside. that makes sense. you were telling me last night when we got out of here at 1:00 these players were this with their wives. >> i have always tried to show the family side of the game. you know, these guys out there playing actually got the game to the park at probably at noon for an 8:00 game. kids and all the family from out of town and get everybody where they need to be, deal with the parking and epp sure they are in their seats in time for the game. >> when you have kids and kluber and his wife was pregnant they have a lot going on besides baseball. >> they just have other things. somebody's dad and somebody'

brown believes embiid will get better once he's more physical and learns the game. he believes we will start seeing embiid throw down some pounding dunks. can't wait. jeffthank you so much, jeff. a pickup game going on behind him. still ahead, carson wentz will have his nfl moment. hear from him on the rivalry with the cowboys. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics

brown or dirty blonde hair and scruff on his face. >>> health concerns linger refinery in commerce city. the plant was shut down and residents were told to stay indoors for a time. cbs4's jeff todd lined out -- live outside the suncor plant. jeff, what have we learned tonight? was there a health risk? >> reporter: we are hearing from multiple agencies that while that smoke plume looked really bad, early indications are that it's not a public health risk. now, it was all started when a transmission power line headed into this plant was tripped sometime around noon. that meant that the plant needed t >> peeked around the corner and it was just the yellow smoke billowing out everywhere. next thing i know every firetruck in the whole area is cruising down the road. >> reporter: suncor as -- after the power failure they were in the process of shutting down refinery operations. but an upset in that process started to burn catalyst, dust and oil. >> catalyst is a part of the refining process. it's fine dust. still happening, there's a little bit of hydrocarbon oil in the catalyst. >> reporter: all around the metro area the yellow and orange smoke could be seen for miles. immediate

brown reporting. hillary clinton in the key battleground state of iowa tonight, as her campaign scrambles to deal with this new e-mail controversy. jeff zeleny is joining us from des moines right now. what are you hearing from the clinton campaign? >> reporter: wolf, secretary clinton is speaking behind me right now to this crowd here in des moines. she's not yet addressed this herself. but her campaign is pushing back and raising questions about the fbi. campaign chairman john podesta issued a sharply worded statement a short time ago. let's take a look at that statement. he said director comey's letter refers to the e-mails that have come to light in unrelated case. but we have no idea what those e-mails are. podesta says, the director notes they may not even be significant. it's extraordinary we would just see something like this 11 days out from a presidential election. podesta says the director owes it to the american people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining. we are confident that this will not produce any conclusions different from the one that the fbi reached in july. of course, wolf, that is t

jeff with the latest there. he is going to challenge elizabeth warren for her senate seat. there are a lot of folks that laughed off scott brownould happen again. all right welcome everybody. they all say the same thing. donald trump has some work cut out for him if he wants to reverse the trend. but when you look in the numbers deep inside the numbers you realize that there are a lot of still undecided voters nevertheless a lot of states it was almost exclusively republican that lock is not sure thing. we told you about arizona. we told you about a red state like texas now she did pink. they are having a great deal of trouble in utah because of the emergence of a third party. they're giving this race is a real different complexion. could all that be sorted out and reversed absolutely. i hope i got that right. the usa -- the u.s. today reporter. i apologize for that. what is your sense of this. i think we showed one state with 20% or undecided. i can imagine a mini at this stage of the game were excited. there is certainly the potential that there is a trump vote but we don't see a ton of evidence of that across the entire ele