meteorologist mark johnson who is down there with all the fans. i know you guys are getting ready to watch all the action there tonight. mark? >> reporter: absolutely. the fans are lining up. how are we going to do tonight? are we going to win? [ cheering & applause ] there you have it. unanimous. the tribe is alive. we are raising the flag. we are american league championships. now let's go to world champions. people in t shirts and shorts, everybody else dressed to the 9s. jon rudder is high up above the plaza. folks are gathering. the cavs to the left, the indians game one of the world series to the right. in between, there is a fan test going on for the ages -- fan fest going on for the ages, i should say. let's check in on the weather forecast. as i told you yesterdayers story is the chill. we may clear it out a little bit, but it won't save us much from having the chill overhead with the clouds. well, you can see up around minneapolis, you see that rain there? oh, no. you know where that is coming? that is headed our way, folks. believe it or

they say that is no different than a bank teller stealing meteorologist mark johnson. what is happening with the power of five? >> we're getting the latest models coming in for hurricane matthew. right now i want to show you a live picture from mentor. every go across northern ohio we are not experiencing any type of inclement weather. off to our west we have tornadoes and off to the east we've been watching matthew. the nearest rainfall right here the direction of movement. you are going to stay dry tonight and he will stay dry tomorrow. we get one more warm day. i'm thinking we could hit 80 degrees. i think we will tomorrow afternoon. it is 67 in cleveland and 60 in akron. outside the bid -- big city lights we have a high 50s. there is matthew and there are the severe thunderstorms that spawned tornadoes earlier tonight in nebraska. once this part reaches us it will have much less energy available to it. timing is everything you will come through in the wee hours of saturday morning. the big weather story will be the cool down for the weekend. the browns game should

chief meteorologist mark johnson, we want to know, the rain going to hold off to play

chief meteorologist mark johnson, we want to know, the rain going to hold off to play rain is not going to hold off. but the question will be, will they be able to play through it. we're going start off with very light rain and sprinkles through a large part of the game. look at this. we've got a lot of wet weather off to our west. but it is important to note here this dry area from toledo through the islands into the downtown cleveland area. again, just some isolated sprinkles here coming in. that's fine. we can play through that, if we can keep three hours that welcome back a bonus. but let me go back one. let's take you back. there we go. you see all this rain here filling in. this is northwest ohio moving toward toledo. this is the area that could really pat damper on the later innings. so we have to keep a very close high. 7:00 p.m., not bad. a spring cal or two. 44. here you go. 9:00 p.m. we begin to see right along the lakeshore some showers building in. cleveland, or will they stay just to the north over the lake? that's what we have to wait and see. we cannot totally remove the

mark johnson has been tracking it all day and will be all night, mark. >> yeah. it's going to hang around for several more ours around the region. we are seeing some areas of dryness mixing in with the rain showers now. so let's go to the power of five live doppler radar. it's hit and miss akron and lighter sprinkles, same for canton. you can see we've got an area of more moderate, steady rainfall sliding right up toward akron and canton. give it about 15, 20 minutes. it will begin in earnest begin. this area back to fremont and finley has been steady rain for most of the afternoon. we have a flood watch in effect for the counties in green. it does include worcester,

. >>> let's check in with our uber meteorologist mark johnson. the damp chill that settled over the city has continued today. >> absolutely. we had a little spike in our temperatures early this morning in the 50s, but now we're down to 49 in cleveland, 47 akron and mansfield and wooster. clouds are hanging tough. you will notice we have a few little isolated showers, light sprinkles, too, trying to move on shore again. so we totally can't remove the threat for rain just yet. should not be a gullywasher. but still, an isolated shower or sprinkle through about 9:00 or 10:00 tonight, then we will begin to clear you out after midnight. we will be in the 40s. your evening planner shows temperatures generally in the so make sure you bundle up. the umbrellas, probably not going to need them, but just be prepared for the wipers. sprinkles all around. >>> an accused abuser with a gun. >> it's a sad story we've seen unfold too many times right here in northeast ohio. next, only on 5, we're investigating the violent past of a man who called 911 to admit he

. >>> mark johnson has pulled out the crockpot and the qer >> it's comfort food night. definitely coat weather out there. frost advisory okxd2:00 a.m. tonight through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we tholed i]was coming, the chilly okair settling lpin. it stqy ccool all afternoon. we're still f?in 50s. really didn't get out xdof it. 56 ??degrees, skies clearing. you know what that means. frost. here we go. thursday, 10:00 p.m., we're in f here we go. wooster, you are likely going to be lpright around e133, 34 ?f degrees. 39 in canton by 8:30. form because these thermometers are four feet above the ground. collm!t air sinks even 4h?lower than that. degrees cooler. so a lot of lower and middle 30s by ?iqtomorrow cmorning, wa- up time. grab those winter coats. but a tribe forecast you are going to like, and a weekend coming up. >> t(qall right, w3okmark. >>> testing the statements of the presidential candidates. we've put their words through the truth-o-meter. find out qwho's telling some tall tales. >> and a creepy jy7?f?f?clown c one police department takes extreme measure

our chief mineralogist, mark johnson. >> if her going out and about you better bundle up. -- if you are going out and about you better bundle up. it is mainly central and southern ohio that will get frost overnight. for us, we have a few clouds that are hanging on with that northerl enough clouds should keep the temperatures middle and upper 30's, maybe frost. especially near ashland and near the wooster area. this is 9:30 pm tonight. spots. tomorrow morning, look at the temperatures. 37, wooster, canton, 34 degrees in mansfield. >>> we are two weeks away from election day. were getting into the home stretch for campaigning. joe biden buckeye state for several offense. trying to get residents to get out and fill out the ballot before election day. it comes just days after donald trump claim that the election was rigged. >> we want to win decisively. so we cannot continue this conspiracy theory. >> the vice president was in cleveland this morning. nominees, they were out campaigning this afternoon. hillary clinton spent the afternoon in new hampshire, she had a rally with supporters. and

let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. should parents bring out an extra lay we are them for the kids? >> dress them in two or three costumes i'm thinking, just to keep them warm. if they get too warm you can take off the ghoul costume and reveal the princess. follow temperatures gone up into the mid-50s and now they're beginning to slide down. already 47 degrees in ashtabula and youngstown. we're approaching the upper 40s for most other areas, and i think we will be there within at least an hour and a half to two hours. clouds are hanging out. it will be a mainly cloudy sky through the evening but notice there is no worry about any rain. one more time with the dancing mummy, then i promise it is

mark johnson gives us a lesson the season. >> can't wait to see that. we have round of rainfall. rainfall one moving in. number two will it cost problems for the ball game? we'll take a look at your five forecast in just >>> students at diseeg leer yeurvelt are outraged after a student posted a picture of yurs in blackface. the freshman put the image on signal jfer shol who are with who noo needings white when blaj lives matter. some say the freshman is mocking black students on campus who supports betterment. the issuing is investigating. it was knew this morning. grove hill in -- it was a mess and it was the aftermath of the 47th annual pumpkin roll. first students smash the pumpkins then slide down the hill. they slide down using some sleds mostly. in the past there's been some injuries. dispatchers said no one was transported by ems. arrested for underage drinking. we are checking with police to see if there were any arrests this year. it began as a prank by the senior class by 1969. it's continued this time of the year every seasons. >> what a legacy. >> it is a legacy there

. >>> chief me -- chief meteorologist mark johnson. >>> any complaints? i haven't received any today. dry weather on the par five -- power 5. what about your as the sun goes down temperatures will cool into the 60s. current temperatures are 74 downtown in elyria and 75 dover new philip. may be a sweater if you are walking the dog. here are the temperatures, low mid-70s at six mid-70s at the 60s at 10. a light sweater tonight. you may need your coat by the end of the weekend.>>> this one has a lot of people talking. cleveland police union is taking heat from members after deciding to publicly endorse group protesting?>>reporter: they are upset about the controversial union vote to publicly endorse donald trump. there are cleveland police, who have the street blocked off in front of their own union hall. there are more than 100 people blocking the street, protesting the vote. members were chanting outside, waving signs and calling for the union president to be that reaction stems from a vote that the patrolmen's association took to endorse donald trump. the

mark johnson has been tracking it all day and will be all night, mark. >> yeah. it's going to hang around for several more ours around the region. we are seeing some areas of dryness mixing in with the rain showers now. so let's go to the power of five live doppler radar. it's hit and miss akron and lighter sprinkles, same for canton. you can see we've got an area of more moderate, steady rainfall sliding right up toward akron and canton. give it about 15, 20 minutes. it will begin in earnest begin. this area back to fremont and finley has been steady rain for most of the afternoon. we have a flood watch in effect for the counties in green. it does include worcester, millers. through the overnature and tomorrow morning so your hour by hour shows more rain to come. some of it briefly moderate and heavy. >>> we have breaking news just in on two stories we've been following. a grandmother in elyria who overdosed behind the wheel of her truck with her grandson in the car has changed her plea to guilty of deborah hyde was released on bond next month. she was ordered n

. >>> let's check on our weather with mark johnson. i enjoyed today and i like tonight. the next day. we are dry over downtown cleveland. a nice clear and starry sky. we have groundcover on the radar and that is it. the current temperatures are 59 in wooster and 60s for cleveland, akron, and canton. it will be cool but not cold overnight. 65% humidity with the dew point in the middle 50s. storms are often the midsection. they are not going to hit us for a will. impact by the time this reaches us it will be just a few isolated showers. we have fairweather and high pressure and control that is slowly inching toward the east allowing a nice little warm-up. a lot of he will touch 80 degrees on thursday. maybe even on friday. the temps tonight will drop city lights you are talking mid to lower 50s. it is clear and starry and staying dry. at the bus stop tomorrow you are talking 55 to 60 degrees but 70s on the way home. 77 is the high. thursday near 80, 79 friday, a cooler weather weekend with a few showers saturday and sunday. >>> mark did not want to sit with me. green scree

chief meteorologist mark johnson has been tracking the >> more than three inches of rain -- three quarters of an inch of rain has fallen cleveland, an inch and a half in akron. here is the change from earlier this evening. flood watch is are no longer in effect for akron and can't stand -- canton in wooster and youngstown. for the rest of us farther north no longer under a flash you can see on the radar we have two batches of rain moving in. one to our south moving into the dover new philly area. another one in canton and another one near interstate 71. we have some near of the area in columbia be station. nothing severe but it will be enough to just continue overnight and it will slow down your morning commute. current temperatures are generally in overnight. coming up we will track the rain and when it will end, your high school football forecast, and a chilly weather weekend. >>> thousands of ohioans are casting their votes and sharing them on social media. >> did you know that posting a selfie with your ballot could get you in serious trouble? megan hickey has been digging into the ohi

let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. should parents bring out an extra lay we are them for the kids? >> dress them in two or three costumes i'm thinking, just to keep them warm. if they get too warm you can take off the ghoul costume and reveal the princess. follow temperatures gone up into the mid-50s and now they're beginning to slide down. already 47 degrees in ashtabula and youngstown. we're approaching the upper 40s for most other areas, and i think we will be there within at least an hour and a half to two hours. clouds are hanging out. it will be a mainly cloudy sky through the evening but notice there is no worry about any rain. one more time with the dancing mummy, then i promise it is 52, 48 at 8:00 p.m., and that will be our low for the night. you are in the 40s. make sure the kids are warm and of course make sure they look both ways before crossing the street and parents, always check the candy before you let the kids dig in. we don't want them harmed in any way. dancing mummy, we will see you next year. back

mark johnson, how are you? tonight. >> reporter: you know, i did not put enough lotion on to keep from drying out in this cold weather as danita did a facebook live illustrating the need to make sure you are properly clothed. yes, silver people. let's talk. i have a very short amount of time to talk weather. let's get right to it. here we have it. temperatures are chilling down. it is 51 downtown. you will be in the 40s, 44 in euclid, 49 in bed today, 47 in richfield, 50 in north royalton to hopkins. 50 in mentor, kirkland 47. it doesn't get warmer as you head south, folks. 40s to lower 50s. 55 the high today. 59 is where we should be. no rain. 43 as we nailed it. that is the average low. 28 on this date in 1982. the record low is 80 in 1963. okay. dry tonight with clouds in and out. the rain showers minneapolis to chicago. we will try to hold them out of here until the end of game two tomorrow evening. game two, pay attention to the latest forecast tomorrow afternoon and evening. of course, "good morning cleve

my name is rob powers and his name is mark johnson and he's going to did you say about the weather. >> hey, mark. jacket or a cape. i think it was a cape. superman lives in this town. >>> 63 in cleveland. 62 in akron. mild october afternoon but we will chill down. the best news for the tribe and all your high school football activities, no rainfall. let's get you through the game. tonight mainly clear. jackets. watch these temperatures inland really going down. 8:00 o'clock, 40s. 9:00 o'clock, mid 40s. by the time the high school football games end, 40s in a lot of 1309s. the mrak making. >>> plus less than four weeks to election day and things are not looking good for the republican nominee. a new round of national polls is out. >>> a heated race for the u.s. senate right here in ohio. they went head to head in their first debate and we break down where they stand on the issues. >>> and we are indians yet. our coverage continues with a look at the controversial team mascot. >>> and bringing you that story and a lot more from progressive field tonight. a live look sfr air tracker 5. >

if you go to mark johnson weather on facebook, you can track the hurricane live on facebook, okay. i got this poignant dm on facebook from a concerned mom from here, northern ohio who has kids down in florida. now, the daughter and the grand kids evacuated. >> that is ground zero for the storm. 120-130-mile an hour wind gusts or greater. this person is putting his life in danger. this touches northern ohio in a big way. >> think of the people evacuating and they do what but then they have to abandon them to the forces. >> absolutely. 140-mile an hour wind not much you can do. let take a look. let's come back home and enjoy this beautiful sun set that's going to be happening over greater cleveland in the next few minutes. all in all, it's going to be a terrific night in baseball. notice cleveland, we've had 80 degrees the last hour. we've cooled down downtown to 74. if you're coming in, comfortable 70s all the off ball game tonight. try taking on the red sox. 79akron. i want to show you winter verses summer. snow in montana and right butting up against it we have a tornado watch and

.>>> let's send it to chief meteorologist mark johnson.>>> we have lost a little bit of steam with matthew, but it still strong and powerful. there is the eye located near cuba. it's only lost five miles per hour in windspeed. 140 mile-per-hour maximum sustained winds. it's still a formidable storm. there is the eye and it's disrupted due to interaction with the landmasses and some of the mountain areas of cuban and hispaniola. they've extended farther south through miami into the keys for hurricane this track is shifting farther and farther west. it carries it along the florida coast, along the georgia coast in south carolina coast making long -- lance ball along myrtle beach. it will likely move west or east as we get closer to the event. this is extremely dangerous, if this thing rides up along the entire eastern seaboard, millions will need to be evacuated. more on breaking weather news up.>>> more information on hurricane matthew. >> officials from the florida keys to the carolinas are telling residents to prepare for the worst. elizabeth hur is tracking matthew's path.>>reporter: hur

. >> mark johnson, you've got a few more images over there. >> folks on social media semi great pictures. check out the sunrise. the sun is coming through the mist through the trees. an incredible picture. fly south, buddies. it is remarkable. we will see your pictures on tv >>> it turns out the former ceo of wells fargo may have been warned about the fraud in the bank years before the scandal came to light. a 2000 letter -- a 2007 letter to him warned him of an ethical and illegal activity inside wells fargo. >>> the ceo of visa is calling it quits. he says he needs to spend more time with his family calling the decision personal. the company will replace him with alfred kelly junior. >>> managed to get to a line with more than $500,000 worth of cocaine. authorities say she flew from las vegas to detroit was 17 kilograms of cocaine in her luggage. police followed that woman from the airport and she later got into an suv. when officers stopped or a drug dog found the drugs in her back. she is being held in detroit >>> amanda massachusetts in trouble because police say they caught him sel

mark johnson whether on facebook, like follow and post. >>> an incredible discovery. researchers were covered a male mastodon skeleton. they say it is the most complete skeleton on earth and more than 75 years. scientists say they are interested in the way the bones are positioned. >> i think the strong leaning on the evidence is that humans were definitely involved with this animal.>> the professor says the animals missing suggesting they were removed for another use. scientists are cleaning the bones for further study. >>> temperatures in northeast ohio have taken a dip. parted chilly and wet day. >> more than the chill, there was fall color also. here is the on bib looking for the beauty of fall.>> reporter: their words trying to get the feel of this season.>> for good reason, this is the season for field trips away from the schoolhouse. a time for whomping and amazement found in a country mays made of nails of hay. children and auto makes naturally. at miller's apple health farm in amherst lorain county, ohio, october is pumpkin time. the youngsters scamper among

mark johnson on twitter and costa brown. >>> a live look inside the good year hall and theater in akron. the site of a rally for hillary clinton. that's the view we have. she's expected to speak about the economy for ohioans to register to vote before next week's deadline. she's expected to arrive in the next >>> new fallout over the wells fargo scandal. illinois state treasurer suspended $30 billion of business with the bank after wells fargo admitted the employees secretly opened 2 million unauthorized accounts for customers in order to meet sales quotas. >> i hope to send the message that their practices are not tolerated. >> today's move by illinois is similar to an announcement made last week in wells fargo home state of california. the state treasure said he was suspending most of california's business dealings with that bank. >>> meanwhile, the state of massachusetts has filed suit against morgan stanley claiming the bank pressured employees to open customer accounts by running sales contests targeting loans to wealthy compliants the bank run foul of its own internal rules. they

. >> let's get a check on our weather here with chief meteorologist mark johnson. there are so many people in northeast ohio with connections to florida and really watching this development. >> it looks like somewhere around daytona is where it's going to make its closest approach to the shore on friday. they have two days to get out. right now all the hurricane warnens all the way up to orlando. let me show you the rain. there is rain and thunder out there. looks like it may move toward us. no. these showers and thunderstorms are pulling off toward the north and east. good news is we stay dry and 78-degrees in cleveland, 76 in akron, 72 in ashtabula. 70s at 6:00, near 70 at 8:00 and 60 at 10:00. pleasant even fieldgoal you're staying out late. that's a line of chill. omaha at 70. there is cooler weather but it's not coming our way just yet. we're enjoy the nice warm surge of air into 78 today and i'm thinking some could hit 80 degrees tomorrow and friday. we'll string together more of the nice warm days. if you're going to a tribe game, there is a tribe game tomor

mark johnson will be here tonight tracking the wet charlie brown corn maze. this is in california. these are popping up all across the country. how cool is this, celebrating the 50th anniversary of "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown." >> yes. there are currently 90 of them in ohio. the closest one is in mansfield at the barnyard. you can watch the anniversary special of "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown" at 8:00. >> i will have to set my dvrf that! . new this morning, a hot holiday catalog coming up. the top items they are featuring for millions of dollars. >> plus, after last night's heated debate, donald trump and hillary clinton are headed our way. when you can catch the candidates. as we head to break, here is a look at last night's winning lotto numbers. >>> the indians have won the american league pennant, and for the sixth time ever, cleveland, you will have a series. >> bottles popping from canada. clevelanders erupting with pure joy as the tribe returns overnight. >> now the race to get tickets for the biggest night in this city's history. >> guys, this is year we

mark johnson weather on facebook. like, follow and post. a new jersey man is planning to sue the state transit system on september 29th. the man suffered a broken nose and lacerations and lost a finger. it killed one woman and injured one hundred others. a new jersey transit spokesperson declined to comment. >>> now new at five. faded when you got smacked in the mouth. >> i think we took an unnecessary shot from the television cable network. cb s showed a river on fire saying it was us in cleveland. that got leon bibb angry. the photograph was uncalled for and it was not our city in the picture. >> it was not our city. friends let me tell you this, i don't like to get into fistfights but sometimes you have no way out. ohio got hit last night by a came television network which depicted us in an untrue and unethical way. it was as if we had walked into a room and someone threw a punch so i am taking my coat off and rolling up my sleeves because sometimes you got to be true to your own and true to your own town. this is one of those times. >>

markjweather, mark johnson weather on facebook. but look at this. we've got warm air surging into chicago. lower 60s there. cleveland and surrounding areas are in the upper 60s so it's not going to be bad evening for high school football here. just wear those jackets, those fall coats. a surge of warm air into chicago through ball game. they will be in the 60. but it's quite a surge, because the winds are going to be incredibly gusty. miles per hour wind gusts tonight. so that's going to be a big weather story for tonight's game three of the world series. lower and middle sick through 10:00 p.m. should be dry. >> thank you mark. >>> a missing woman mystery in lakewood. >> a woman drops off her son and isn't heard from again. now as police chase down leads, we're learning about the barriers they're facing. >>> banning a bank? the city of cleveland wants one company to stay out of the city limits. we're breaking down the reasons check. what else is on lebron's bucket list? turns out even king james has aspirations, just like >>> a pipeline protest end

. >>> mark johnson, we've had beautiful sunshine kicking off the weekend. >> trem end uses weather out there right now. look at this. 80 degrees cleveland and in downtown it's 80 in leary, 79 in akron. a tremendous afternoon and evening. you still have time to get outside and enjoy this warm weather before it comes to an end for your weekend. the power 5 will stay dry through the evening. notice all the way through 10:00 p.m. there will be a few clouds moving in as we approach the midnight hour, but again, dry weather for anything you want to do before midnight tonight. 70s, 70s and then into the 60s. tremendous weather there. we've got a cool down coming. i'll show you if it means a wash out for your weather weekend plus we'll look at the browns. the forecast, that is, coming up. >>> well, the state of maryland is lending a helping paw, offering up assistance to south carolina's pet population during hurricane matthew. the humane society is transporting 57 dogs from south carolina to maryland. the move comes after an evacuation order went into effect because of the hurricane. the dogs

johnson county are running into. the ballots they received in the mail have a black hawk county return address. kcrg-tv9's mark carlson spoke to the johnson county auditor about if these votes will count in the weipert says this is really a hiccup in a much larger process. weipert says all votes will be counted, and he's confident they will get to the bottom of the cause. right now they're trying to identify how many people received ballots with black hawk county return addresses. this is video of officials testing election equipment right before they sent those absentee ballots out. officials have been in contact with black hawk county and told them to be on the lookout for johnson county ballots. weipert says they should soon know everyone w which voters are affected by this, we'll start calling them, sending them letters, letting them know.. if you're somebody that received one and you mailed your ballot to black hawk county, we've already communicated with their office, they'll send any voted ballot back down our way." " this mistake won't come as an extra cost to tax payers. weipert says the vender who mi

i'm eric johnson, and this is bloomberg. mark: let's turn to economic news. today's reading of u.s. g.d.p. showing the economy accelerated in the third quarter, growing at an annual raised rate of .9%. bond markets joining us now, asset manager. james, great to see you. love this chart. bloomberg barclays global index showing that essentially bonds are on track for their worst month since 2013. what's driving this selloff? james: it's quite a lot going on, to be honest. i certainly think there's a pretty major reassessment of the future of moan tar policy, and the extent to which that's going to go on giving with respect to bonds. so q.e. rates lower forever is maybe becoming q.e. with an end date and rates that will probably stay flow most places.

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out his game plan a few weeks ago in new york but this time it was seen by all the owners mark davis woody johnson ny jets owner any order the next presentation to us as impressed as a general rule they are part of team so we have to listen to it john mars nygiants owner i'm not gonna come in on the specifics they made a presentation was good presentation we're long ways from making a determination roger goodell mark has made it clear i feel the same way we would love to have the waiter stay in oakland because that's a positive thing mark davis raiders owner "i'm gonna say this fo met with governor sandoval for the very first time look me in the eye and said are you can use this as leverage to get a better deal i told him i've never done that with any city chris maathuis nfl commissioner roger goodell isn't cozy to the idea of moving the bay area franchise. apparently he didn't hear the part where davis said he's punted on oakland already. chris maathuis the next step in the process will include more market studies and analysis on las vegas to confirm and satisfy the owners that the nfl would thri

in johnson county, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. now here's a look at some of what you'll see at 5:30 on a-b-c. world news tonight with david muir is next with the fallout fr attempted to redeem himself after a tape of his explicit comments on women were released and today, members of the gop are still not backing him. a new poll out shows clinton with a double digit lead after last night's battle, but can she maintain it? live on the campaign trail. coming sandbags. and hear why cedar falls says building a levee in the northern part of the city... isn't worth the cost. tonight at 6. paying for diapers and paying for food. that's why the eastern iowa health center and young parents network are starting a "diaper bank." it's a stockpile large enough to supply diapers for local families in need for an entire year. fourteen red cross volunteers from across iowa are helping hurricane matthew victims. some iowa volunteers left for georgia yesterday and today. others left friday for florida. let's go back to chris now for a final look at

it was moderated by mark johnson, senior editor with digger. he joins us now from south burlington.hank you so much for joining us, mark. >> you bet. >> i want to take a broad look, i want to take a step back. what can you tell me about this particular governor's race and why we could possibly see for the first time in decades a red governor? >> well, here in vermont, the republican that's running is a popular lieutenant governor. he served three terms now. in addition to that, he is a native of vermont. a longtime stock car driver. the winningest driver at thunder road, which is a popular racetrack here. so he's got that real common man appeal that made him successful. he's the only republican statewide office holder of the major offices here in vermont. >> okay. i want to get down to some of the issues. some of the issues that vermont voters are looking at are issues that people across the nation are looking at. i know in your particular city, you just accepted 100 refugees from syria and iraq. in proportion, that's a lot of people that are entering your city. what was the candida

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in johnson county, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. if today were election day, hillary clinton would likely win. that's according to a research project by the university of iowa's tippie college of business. as of this morning, clinton shares were selling for 80-point-6 cents. that means traders from around the world believe she has an 80-point-6 percent chance of winning the popular vote. trump shares are selling at 20-point-3 cents. trump, iowa governor terry branstad says he will continue to push for trump to be the next president. "what he said 11 years ago on that bus is reprehensive and offensive. unfortunately, he's not the only that has said things like that and there's some people that have done things worse than that. but i think what i would encourage everyone, women and men, let's look at what's at stake in our the issues instead of personal attacks. former president bill clinton will be in iowa this week for early voting events. he'll be in indianola and waterloo on wednesday and in linn county and davenport on thursday.

i am mark johnson. i work at an online news publication here in vermont.come to the debate with the candidates in vermont for the united states senate. this will be, as usual, a six-year term that will be by four with five candidates. you will meet all of them tonight. candidates are together and we will have five candidates joining us tonight. we will also be taking phone calls from you and across the nation. the phone number is 802. [inaudible] we will have some questions for candidates before we get to some of yours. let me introduce some of the candidates on the program tonight. we will go from my left outward. senator patrick leahy is the incumbent in the race. he is a democrat. scott mill is to his left. he is the republican candidate. next to him is jerry trudell who is running as an independent and chris erickson is also joining us and she is with the united marijuana party. peter diamond stone with the union party is expected to join us during the program. our format tonight will have the candidates answering questions. we will limit them to two m

./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> today marks a record breaking turnout for early voting in clark county. tens of thousands of voters went of early voting across the valley. reporter brittany edney joins us live... brittany, what was the big number? ((brittany edney)) >> ((brittany edney)) sites as they cast their vote to help decide the future of our country. saturday clark county announced it was a record breaking moment with the largest turnout for the first day of early voting. ((joe gloria, clark county registrar of voters "i think a lot of voters were ready to get out, they had their mindset on who they're going to vote for today and they wanted to get it out of the way so they could stop thinking about the election." )) ((brittany edney)) and county officials say there went smoothly. ((joe gloria, clark county registrar of voters "no considerable problems at all and people were very excited to be out. lines were a little bit long and they were happy to get out and cast their ballot.")) ((brittany edney)) voters we spoke to say, regardless of each person's party affiliation--it's im

i mark johnson to i work at the online news publication in vermont.elcome to the debate with the candidates in vermont for the united states senate. this will be of course as usual a six year term that will be fight for my five candidates. you meet all of them today. this is the first debate of the season that the candidates are together at. we will have five candidates joining us tonight. we will also be taking phone calls from you and across the nation. let me give you the phone number right off the top. it is it 028-62-3966. we will have some questions for the candidates before we get to some of yours. let me introduce the candidates and then they will be join us on the program tonight. we will go from i left outward to my direct left is senator patrick leahy, incumbent in the race. he is a democrat. trundle is to his left, the republican candidate. next to him is jerry who is running as an independent and chris erickson is also join us and she is with the united marijuana party. peter diamondstone who is with the liberty union party is also affect

i'm mark johnson today work at an on line news publication here in vermont. welcome to the debate with the candidates in vermont for the united state senate. this will be of course as usual a six-year term as will be applied for by five candidates. this is the first debate of the season that the candidates are together and as i mentioned we will have five candidates joining us tonight. we'll also be taking phonecalls from you and across the nation. will give you the phone number off the top eight zero two area code in vermont, 862-3966. let me introduce the candidates that will be joining us on our program tonight and we will go from my left outward to my direct left is senator patrick leahy. he is the incumbent in the race. he is a democrat. scott milne is to his left. scott is the republican candidate. next to him is jerry trudell who is running as an independent and cris ericson is also joining us and she is with the united marijuana party. peter diamondstone who is with the liberty union party is also expected to be joining us during the program. our form

marked. people in johnson county who have problems getting to food banks, now have one coming to them. the crisis center of johnson county is launching its new mobile food pantry program today. this is video of their current food pantry. the mobile pantry will visit 3 sites that are considered higher need: forest view mobile home park, coles mobile home park, and breckenridge estates. month. the especially for you race brought more than 15,000 to downtown cedar rapids in the fight against breast cancer. yesterday morning, runners met at the hall perine cancer center and made their way to newbo in a 5k. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, even though the race is over, the fight is still going on? chris, there's 21 more days in this month. the people i spoke with say that's plenty of time to continue raising awareness. especially for you takes a full year to plan. and h morning make all of that possible. this is event is based around early detection, the money raised goes straight to helping people in need get mamograms and breast exam services. that's something you can continue

mark: dr. jason johnson, thank you so much. less than two. we love to see you, but we'll be ready when in is over. >> romona: can't wait. >> mark: yes. get out there. >>> it is the first weekend for early voting in cuyahoga county. the board of elections invites people to cast their ballots during the upcoming two weekends prior to the november 8th presidential election. the hours this weekend are saturday from 8:00 a.m. to sunday 1:00 to 5:00. jeff, will the weather cooperate for folks to get out there and rock the boat? >> it's looking that way. especially saturday. it's not even going to feel like the end of october because we have a big push, a major push of warm air on the way for one day anyway. and then even again next week as well. all right. well, right now we've got falling temps. 44 norwalk. it's already down to 44 in mansfield. around the greater cleveland but you get inland and we have 46 strongsville, brecksville, moreland. the cleveland 19 first alert weather app you can stay up-to-date on these hourly changes here. and it looks

((sharie johnson)) >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is looking for someone to be the voice of his new virtual assistant - ai jarvis. robert downey junior, who plays iron man in the marvel studios franchise, jumped at the opportunity. he says he'll do it -- but there he wants zuckerberg to pay the fees to paul bettany -- who plays jarvis, the voice of iron man's virtual assistant, in the movies. bettany would then have to donate the funds to a charity chosen by benedict cumberbatch. cumberbatch plays the leading role in "doctor strange" -- the newest marvel movie ./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> part of the old bay bridge in san francisco was imploded today... but it's not like the kind of implosions you might be use to. implosion. crews used more than 8- thousand pounds of explosives to take out a massive support pier of the old bay bridge. they claim no fish were killed... because crews used a 'bubble curtain' of air blow around the pier... keeping the fish away from the blast. this isn't the last implosion... there are 13 more piers that will be removed by 2018./// ((sharie johnson)) >>>

johnson county are running into. the ballots they received in the mail have a black hawk county return address. kcrg-tv9's mark carlson spoke to the johnson county auditor about if these votes will count in the

johnson. this is bloomberg. mark: let's get back to a busy day for the markets. sterling rolling for fourth day. the ftse hit a record before backing up. joining us is the head of multi-asset funds at legal and general. theing at the ftse versus 2-10 year spread, there is a lot to think about right now? the presidential elections, the fed, the oil price, brexit, how does it play out across the asset space? trump looking at the event in the risk of u.s. rate hikes. the bigger story is on the inflationary side dictating with the u.s. can get away with and how far europe can go. with the end looks like for japan. it is not really receiving any air time because of the other events. mark: you talk about quantitative exhaustion. what a wonderful title for discussion on inflation or deflation. is inflation overestimated? yes, yes, since -- symptomatically sell. so. that led to upgrades on the pricing of computer hardware. it is a problem that is ongoing that got worse with computer software not being priced. we think that it nation is overestimating official figures by

stephanie johnson explains how they are marking this day. >> the students here are facing 1100 flags on campus. the kirkwood chapter is working second leading cause of death for college students.members from active minds are using chalk to write messages of hope on the steps - like 'you like a lot of people who struggle with mental illness or depression, kind've feel like they're the only one going through it but really you're not. if you talk to somebody about it. i bet you that they're going through it they have a friend that's going through it. a family member. anybody you talk to is going to know someone who's having the same issues or similar issues to you."tag:the group is also teaching students about warning signs and how to help others who are feeling suicidal. .covering the corridor in cedar rapids everybody knows someone having the same or similar issues. >> the group teaches students the warning signs and what they should do. stha >>> also at kirkwood, a new project means more students will have the option new to learn outside of the classroom. the colleges transforming th

./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> by the way... this weekend marks beginning of national teen driver safety week. zero teen fatalities encourage safe driving behavior and how to avoid bad habits. travel experts say distracted driving is reaching epic propotions in the u-s... with more than 600 thousand drivers using cell phone and mobile devices while behind the wheel. their goal is to empower tes peers about the consequences of unsafe driving behaviors and in turn, save lives./// ((sharie johnson)) >>>...there could be a major traffic jam holding back an n-f-l stadium heading to las vegas. coming up on the valley's news leader why county leaders say n- dot kept them in the dark when it comes to how prepared our roads are for stadium traffic. /// ((sharie johnson)) >>> for the first time we're getting a look at the impact the raiders stadium will have on traffic. a new study released this week has some local leaders asking why it wasn't released sooner... and n-dot addressing questions of transparency. 8 news now reporter karen castro takes a clos ((

thank you. >> moderator: mark, please start with mr. johnson. >> access to rural health care is a concern across the first congressional district. residents of most travel hours for their care. what steps w should be taken to move health care access across the district? johnson: we need to make sure we fund critical access hospitals. we have over a dozen. no, where that means hospitals that are in rural areas that are important to the community. we need to make sure they continue to get the federal funding for that. that's very important for the funded. we've got to make sure we don't privatize medicare. my opponent on numerous occasions has said he would seek to privatize medicare. medicare works. you pay for it. you earned it, and it's the recession. we should not be privatizing medicare. if we're to do it would drive up the cost of health care for our seniors and make healthier as accessible, more difficult for them. third, i believe we need to allow you the cost of to go across state lines to receive health care insurance. not just be limit

mark is breaking down the johnson had hoped and the court rules the case should proceed from here. both defendants were charged as adults and both having to have their cases moved back to juvenile case. in the case against higgins, the court ruled with help from her attorney, higgins can agree to mental -- as for the case against johnson, the court was asked when a juvenile requests that reverse does she waive her psycho therapiss patient privilege causing a court to order her to produce privilege records and the ccurt ruled that nothing states that in juvenile waives that privilege. the supreme court ruled that a trial court can't order a state mental health evallation. we'll follow these court proceeddngs and they have been on old for several months awaiting these decisions. we'll dig into a report and what denver 7news. what a gorgeous weekend. is this beautiful weather going to continue? >> today we're going to see windy conditions, and temperatures similar to what we saw weekend, but a cool down is coming as we head into mid-week. looking at radar and satellite, a cold front m

plan a few weeks ago in new york but this time it was seen by all the owners mark davis "it was fine the presentation" woody johnson ny jets owner 31-36 any order the next presentation to us as impressed as a general rule they are part of team so we have to listen to it john mars nygiants owner 40-45 i'm not gonna come in on the specifics they made a ways from making a determination roger goodell mark has made it clear i feel the same way we would love to have the waiter stay in oakland because that's a positive thing mark davis raiders owner 1:06-1:10 "i'm gonna say this for the last time all right when i met with governor sandoval for the very first time look me in the eye and said are you can use this as leverage to get a better deal i told him i've never done that with any city chris maathuis nfl commissioner roger goodell isn't cozy to the idea of apparently he didn't hear the part where davis said he's punted on oakland already. sot sot chris maathuis the next step in the process will include more market studies and analysis on las vegas to confirm and satisfy the owners that the nfl would thrive in the enter

some people in johnson county are celebrating two letters today-- u and n. they're marking the 71st anniversary of the united nations by highlighting growing diversity in the area. kcrg's music was in the air in iowa city as the johnson county chapter of the united nations celebrated the world's children. the event was aimed to show the growing diversity in county. "we have a sizable immigrant and refugee community in johnson county, and they actually contribute to the vibrancy of our community" kids from all cultures sang songs, and performed native dances. the event brought people from different cultures in the same room to learn about the u.n "it's just more and more important that we call attention to the work of the united nations, and get support for it. " and members say their work has changed since it was formed. "primarily to maintain international peace and security, but it's agenda has expanded over 71 years." that includes the goal to end poverty and hunger by 2030. they already have a plan. "work to improve the status of women. which has the affect on boosting