nick foley is live at progressive field where all the action starts next tuesday, nick, that is not the only exciting thing that will be going on. >> i like your op why not? if you plan on coming down for game one of the world series, you can expect a lot of company. the same night for game one will be the same night the cavs open up the season at the q with a special ring ceremony. arguably, possibly one of the biggest sports nights in the history of cleveland aside from the huge celebration we had with the parade a few months back. as for the team, what more can you say about this tribe team? so much entertaining. the team returned to the airport. players coaches and family members celebrating with the fans. get this. this is steve baylor, this is ryan merritt cherishing the moment with the fans. you can be sure, so are the fans. >> the last time we won the world series was 1948. year. we will take it and enjoy every last minute of it. >> reporter: so, what we do know is that the indians will be in the world series. we don't know who they will play. obviously that will between the cub

nick foley is live in cleveland. the medical examiner's office is overwhelmed with cases. >> reporter: they are of the they have seen hundreds of fatalities from the heroin- related overdoses. there is a record month already and we have several months to go. medical officials simply saying they have seen numbers they have never seen before in. related overdoses and all types of opioids. this year, more than two months ago we have seen more than 380. that is more than one overdose per day in cuyahoga county alone. surrounding counties like summit have also seen a huge spike. we talked to one man a former addict himself. he said the key to lowering the numbers is to connect with the users themselves, give them hope and get at the real reason they are abusing the drugs in the first place. >> we come alongside them and we show them what worked for us. they need to know it is possible to stop. >> reporter: a dire problem to say the least. as we told you just before, 14 overdoses and fatalities from those overdoses in just

now to nick foley live this morning at progressive field. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, corrina. all year long full-time indians hard behind the scenes as the tribe makes its historic run to the world series. now the employees will be rewarded with the ultimate world series experience. we are talking hundreds of indians employees working hard as the team made the run and working hard in the field, as well, the employees have been working hard supporting them, every second of the way. now the employees will be flown to chicago for either tonight's game three or tomorrow's game four at wrigley field. about 300 employees like matt here has been working for the team for 19 years. we said matt has been working for 19 years. he started working the last time the indians made the world series in 1977. he traveled with the team when they went down to florida. a much different result back then and hoping for a different result as they head to chicago. nick foley, reporting live outside of progressive field. back to you, corrina. >> tha

that will be a very important reporting from outside progressive field, nick foley, newschannel5. back to you. >> thank you, nick. >>> well, northeast ohio continues to get a lot of attention with less than two weeks to go until election day. today both sides of the ticket will be in our area. newschannel5 sarah phinney is live in geneva where donald trump will speak tonight. good morning, sarah! >> reporter: good morning, jackie. trump is ending a drought here in ashtabula county. local cleveland.com he is the first presidential candidate to visit since jfk was through here in 1960. so, it has been a very long time. trump is making two other stops in ohio before making his way to geneva. he will be here at the spire institute track & field building, a national and international academy for high school and post graduate athletes. ashtabula county republican leaders say they initially during the primary season. meanwhile trump's opponent will be in north carolina with first lady michelle obama today. but hillary clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine, will be in northeast ohio. i

nick foley for newschannel5. back to you. >> exciting stuff. nick, thank you. >>> now to breaking news here at the live desk. hurricane matthew now pounding the lams. it is getting strong -- pounding the bahamas. it is getting stronger. the u.s. up next, the biggest evacuation since sandiment traffic in florida, the highways -- sandy. traffic in florida, the highways clogged. 2 million people across the southeast being told to get out. at least 16 deaths in the caribbean being blamed for matthew, ten in haiti, the storm hit there as a category 4, thousands of people losing everything, homes, livestock and krums. we don't know how -- crops. we don't even know exactly how bad the devastation is there. areas. matthew picking up steam along the florida coast. we are learning red cross workers in northeast ohio are heading there, also going to georgia, north carolina and south carolina. they are leaving from cleveland and canton, part of 500 workers standing by to help with evacuation shelters and supplies. >>> now to new details of disturbing video

i'm nick foley. >>> hurricane matthew come overnight, it was downgraded to a category 2. six are dead in the u.s. and the death toll in haiti is rising to nearly 800 and millions are without power lauren lister live in new smyrna beach florida with a look at the conditions as the hurricane continues to move forward. >>reporter: good morning. it is hard to believe less than 24 hours ago you could barely walk where i am as hurricane matthew battered this area, left behind downed trees like this and worse, it continues moving north. overnight, matthew bringing deafening rain, storm surge and destruction to south carolina, flooding roads, downing trees and driving cars off the road. an eerie light show on this highway as multiple powerlines shows for us. it brings winds gusting up to 80 miles an hour, a state of emergency was declared in georgia, south carolina and north carolina. expect the best thing is to hunker down, stay in a safe place. don't move or try to move around. >>reporter: after pummeling

but we find nick foley -- wrigley field. be you we find nick foley live at progressive field. we are not stressing about this. >> reporter: no, they are not. we figured this would not be easy. terry francona not sweating the losing saying sometimes you have to just give credit to the other team. the cubs watching up with trevor bauer and the rest of the indians pitchers from the get-go. the tribe also walking nine cubs hitters. in the meantime the indians were only able to get one hit the entire game. that is not going to get it done, but francona saying afterwards it is just one >> you just do the best you can and try to win the game. that is what we always do. you know, they beat us tonight. it is not just because somebody had a bad finger. they played better. >> reporter: this series now goes to chicago. this is a travel day for both teams. in world series history, the team that has gone on to win game three when the series is the world series nearly 65% of the time so game three will be extremely important. reporting outside of progressive field, nick foley, newschannel5.

nick foley has our story. >> reporter: we have already seen hundreds of fatalities in cuyahoga county this year. those are record numbers for the year with still just two months to go. numbers that medical officials have never seen before. to put it all in perspective in 2015 there were 228 heroin- related overdoses from heroin, carfentanil or fentanyl in cuyahoga county. more than 80, one overdose fatality a day in one county alone. other counties have seen a huge spik problem firsthand says reducing the prescriptions -- >> there's a number of issues why we use the way we use. i was running from something. >> reporter: so far there have already been 14 overdose fatalities in october. that's on pay for 60 for the entire month. reporting in cleveland, nick foley for news 5. >>> in the meantime the ceo of a popular advertisement website carl fairer, the ceo of backpage.com was arrested after arriving in houston on a flight from amsterdam. this action came after a texas attorney general said that a dallas based website generated millions of dollars a year on classified sex ads with many

nick foley, newschannel5, live at progressive field. >> not a bad deal, at all, nick. >>> there are stick tickets for games three and four this weekend for only $5 you can sit and watch the game on the sc field. better yet, all the money raised is going to local charities. jackie? >> they like that, terrence. >>> the parma city school board loses its leader again. sarah phinney is following the story from the newschannel5 tech center. this resignation comes as the school board deals with a multi- million dollar deaf sit. >> reporter: last night the board approve this had fiscal recovery plan but it also lost the second parma city school board president quit the job this month. she took never early october after kathryn peto's dramatic resignation after the proposal to lay off dozens of teachers and close down schools. now they are calling for that to balance the budget, but the consolidation of the district's three high schools is off the table for now. the board is looking for haloran's term. you must be a resident of the district and a registered voter. applications are being accepted t

nick foley is live in cleveland >> yes. the heroin epidemic taking over northeast ohio. new numbers we just got in shows the problem is actually getting worse. from what we heard about the stronger batches of heroin hitting the streets throughout the region, well, in fact, it is making a big impact. the cuyahoga county medical examine's office said 52 people died on heroin alone on heroin or fentanyl. we want to cleveland ems responding to an overdose call on superior avenue and 15th. this man was lucky. at first first responders were able to save him with narcan. as for the devastating september, that met the record for previous deaths in august. this year's total, 385 overdose fatality, well over the 228 in 2015. guys, there are more toxicology reports expected to be completed in the next week september could end up having more fatalities than we first thought. reporting in cleveland, nick foley, newschannel5. >>> new this morning, a warning to all drivers in the shakers area, be careful where you -- shaker heights area. police are saying be careful where you park. it

nick foley is live at progressive field where all the action starts next tuesday, but nick, that is not the only exciting thing happening. >> reporter: yes, corrina. we have a lot of rain coming down but even the rain cannot dampen the mood in this city. if you plan on coming down for game one of the world series, you may want to come down a few days earlier and camping out. the season at the q. what more can you say about this indians team. they have really made us proud all season long. they have been so much fun to cheer for and rally behind. last night hundreds doing just that at the airport as the team arrived back from toronto. players, coaches, family members driving out of the airport, greeted by fans and some this is game five starting pitcher ryan merit cherishing the moment and you can be sure the tribe fans are doing the same thing. >> the last time we won the world series was 1948. we will take it and enjoy every we have to wait and see. >> reporter: four wins away. >> four more wins and time for vegas and a lot more champagne. >>> and of course, as soon as we won tribes fa

with nick foley live at hopkins. >> good morning, harrah. we are live at hopkins where after nearly 75 years, the local hero will return home today. rudy served his country at pearl harbor, and tomorrow he will have a special ceremony and procession after a funeral. he lost his life in 1941 on the uss oklahoma in pearl harbor, and he was just 19 years old. the process to killed in the attack started 8 years ago by the u.s. government. after providing a dna sample, his family got the call years later. u.s. veterans are invited to attend and follow along his procession. the procession will begin tomorrow morning at 10:0 at >> thank you. >>> a driver suspected of hitting and killing a man will be arraigned today. the stark county sheriff's deputies arrested joe wilds tuesday night during a routine traffic stop. deputies said his vehicle matched the description in a hundred investigation. he later admitted to being involved in the crash that killed a 60-year-old earlieren this month. >>> the mother and grandmother a 6-year-old boy who overdosed

nick foley is live at progressive field. nick, you know the whole background here. >> reporter: yes, guys. after three years the indians spotlight once again. how exciting is it to say that? the last time 2013 was a one and done situation. they played the game and lost but before that the alds game, tribe's fans remember that too well because it was a loss against who? the red sox. these two teams have a long history against each other. this year's team has been exciting to watch for the indians. they are been fun. in the play-offs and have seep the red sox in 7 appearances. they had them both in 1995, 1998, alds, then en2007 game and the two men in the championship series, the between up 3-1, that series only to lose the game to the red sox, lose game 7. interesting enough the red sox francona. maybe with tito on our side, that will be the luck. 8:08 is game one. empty now. more than 30,000 fans will be packed here in progressive field. back to you. >> always good to have a tito on your side. >> yes! >>> tomorrow the weather

the -- nick foley is live in cleveland. the medical examiner's office is overwelled with these cases it seems. >> reporter: yes -- overwelled with these cases. >> reporter: yes. in the -- look at this. in 2015 there have been 228 heroin-related overdoses from heroin, carfentanil or fentanyl. this year with more than two months still to go we have seen 380 overdose deaths, more than one overdose fatality per day in cuyahoga county alone. the last two months have been even worse, more than 50 deaths in both august and also in september. both records. overdose fatalities once other toxicology reports are finalized. as we told you earlier, already 14 overdoses in the month of october, so those record numbers for the year are only going to go up. terrence? >> nick, thank you. >>> 5:07 is the time now. today friends and family will say their final good-byes to a euclid football star that died after getting hurt in a game two weeks ago. andre jackson was hit hard in the midsection and two days later he died because of complication

i'm nick foley. coming up -- an initiative that could help keep drug prices down in ohio passes its latest hurdle. when you could end up seeing it on a ballot. concussions are not the only injuries young athletes face. we're looking into another common problem. one that can be a silent skies. "power of 5" still tracking rain. timing coming up. >>> good morning. a little bit of hope. this shot of downtown cleveland. sunshine trying to peek across the clouds. a kind of a different weather story, summit county. look at akron, low-lying overcast skies completely taking over. so closer to the lake, getting hit with a little bit of sunshine but clouds will be in place throughout your afternoon. the talker is our temperatures. we stepped out of the 70s in most spots. mid to upper 60s this afternoon. we'll continue to track the side before tonight as high pressure builds. it's going to allow us to really clear out throughout your evening to tomorrow afternoon. take a look, closer to the lake from euclid to b

i'm nick foley. reigniting his feud with the powerful figure in ohio politics. democracy 2016 coverage straight ahead. plus, the hidden dangers of natural disasters. major impact these events can sometimes have on our mental well being. janessa with your local weather. >> we're starting your morning with a little bit of sunshine, a breeze up in the air but i'm going to show you hour by hour when more widespread rain re- >>> good morning. this time last sunday nick was giving me a hard time because we were at a chilly 50 degrees. today look at the difference. we're 70s. 10:10 now. the temperatures are continuously warming up across northern ohio. we're going to see this bubble of warm air invade our space days. today you're going to lose the sunglasses, unfortunately the "power of 5" is tracking some rain that is going to move in here by the 2:00 to 3:00 hour for western locations. right now greater cleveland lower 70s. good morning ashtabula, 67 degrees. lower 60s to the south. look at the daytime hi

i'm nick foley. coming up later an alert for parents and caregivers. two important recalls on >>> and a crowd goes wild, the surprise guest hitting the jumbotron at the indians game. who they added to championship field at progressive field yesterday for sure. and janessa has our local weather. >> nick, we are waking up to cloud coverage and just a few rain drops. i'll show you hour by hour when all the sunshine moves back in. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the weekend. big time temperature 58 degrees. so that cooler air in place. we are tracking our cold front that produced us with a few rain drops earlier this morning. right now you can start to see the clearing that is taking place out towards wayne county. and we're looking forward to these clouds lifting to the north, and that's going to allow for more abundant sunshine taking over. right now, hey, good morning, medina56 degrees. ashtabula, you're off to a wo decreasing clouds, but i promise you by the 11:00 hour you're going to be sitting in sunny skies across the board. now, our normal f

nick foley is live. what's the latest here? >> well, terrence really this is an example of persistence paying off. they really did not have much to go on. it was the quick work of several sheriff's deputies on a routine traffic stop that led to the arrest. want to show you a mug shot of 22-year-old joe wild. investigators say he was stopped after driving in a wrong lane. that's when deputies notice damage on the right side of his windshield. marquee. they said he confessed to being involved in this hit and run accident. now wild remains behind bars here at the jail this morning. again, he is charged with felony leaving the scene of an accident, however there could be more charges coming. at this pound we do not know who he's schedule to appear in court. nick foley for news 5. >> a 16-year-old was found dead in a hotel room. >> two of his fa part in this tragedy and today, they're going to learn their fate. meg shaw is joining us with more on their sentencing. >> this is the second round of sentencing for this -- in the death of

i'm nick foley. and coming up this morning, new information as the fbi once again investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. this morning she speaks out for the first time. >>> and game 4 of the world series, our indians looking for another "w" tonight. just wait until you hear the family's long history with the tribe. >>> and as always, janessa has got your local weather. hey, janessa. >> hey, good morning. good morning, everyone. the 70s are returning to northern ohio this afternoon but the power of 5 is tracking rain. we'll give you the full >>> good morning, everyone. we have made it to the weekend. we're off to a pretty wonderful start across northeast ohio this morning. a get ready for daytime highs, they're going to soar this afternoon back into the 70s. so well above normal for the last weekend, folks, of october. let's take a look right now at temperatures across the board. greater cleveland, good morning, 58 degrees, so cooler air is still out to the south and east of us for dove ever- new ph

outside progressive field, nick foley, newschannel5. back to you. >> thank you, nick. you will have to be fast. tickets went incredibly quickly yesterday. the website was all >>> of course after the big win a lot of people wanted to get their hands on the championship swag. >> yes. that was the scene at dean's sporting goods in cracker park. look at that. fans were there until 8:00 a.m., well, getting their gear before they went to bed. stores will be reopening this morning in about 90 minutes [ cheering & applause ] >> look at this party here. for a third time this season the tribe went into the locker room. this time cleveland is drinking in its first american league pennant in 19 years. and just to give you some perspective this morning, it is only the sixth time in team history we have reached the world series. the last time, of course, was 1997. world series, you had to go all the way back to 1948. how is that for a throw back thursday. >>> he goes around with crocodile tears about how terrible it is. >> you talk but you don't get anything done. >> the gloves comi

. >> nick foley is live at progressive field where many of you get to go to the wa nick, some lucky clevelanders will be at wrigley field and their tickets covered. >> reporter: how cool is that, jackie. we enjoy perks that come with the job. for some of you it may be something simple like casual friday. other, if you are lucky, get a holiday bonus. if you are really lucky and you work for the indians you get a trip to chicago for the world series game. yes, that is right. hundreds of folks, while the indians have been battling on moment, getting there with their play, hundreds of employees have been working hard, supporting them every step of the way. that is hundreds of indians employees. this weekend those employees and significant others are being flown to chicago for tonight's game three or tomorrow's game four at wrigley field. matt has been working at the field for 19 years and for him and the other employees, this is proof they are truly considered part of the team. >> it is great to feel like you are doing your part to help so, finally making it into the playoffs and reallying a deep ru

i'm nick foley. an opera show cut short. someone sprinkled in the orchestra. >>> and why will farrell is going door to door in the south >>> we have the browns that are playering right now. we're tracking a few scattered showers. our temperatures are on the decline throughout your afternoon here. for game time in the lower 50s with the breeze picking up out of the north about 10-15 miles per hour. till about 3:00 here. that's good news. if you have trick or treaters that want to be out and about, mostly cloudy skies. >> pretty good weather for the trick or treaters. >>> these animals in seattle are certainly ready to celebrate halloween. this is new video from the seattle woodland park zoo during their pumpkin bash. that hippo taking one big bite out of that not lasting very long. >>> many of you probably thought the buckeyes were scary or festive on the field before they pulled it out. the marching band was on point with their celebration. check out this aerial view showing this tribute to albert hi

i'm nick foley. coming up -- a initiative that could help keep drug prices down in ohio passes its latest hurdle. when you could end up seeing it on a ballot, ahead. concussions are not the only injuries young athletes face. we look into another common problem. >> on the "power tracking a few scattered showers. i'll give you exact timing coming up. in the 7-day forecast i'll show >>> good morning. i'm "power of 5" meteorologist janessa webb. we're off to a better start. a few showers exiting off ashtabula county and this drier air will make its way across the bigger difference today, you are going to notice our daytime highs, not in the 70s. we're in the mid-60s in some spots. especially across the lake. euclid, beachwood, pepper pike, you're seeing a south breeze about 5 to 10 miles per hour. so that's bringing your daytime highs to the lower 60s. that warm air trying to surge in here from stark, summit county, upper 60s. maybe you're headed to the scrimmage this afternoon. 3:00 hour. fall taking a

. >> a sailor from elyria killed in the attack on pearl harbor finally coming home, and nick foley is live at hopkins airport where his remains will arrive later today, and there's a big tribute planned for him. >> reporter: good morning, guys. you guys used the word hero it will be a hero's welcome for sure. nearly 75 years after losing his life at pearl harbor, the local sailor will return to a hero's welcome, and finally his family can say good- bye the way they have always wanted to. rudy was just 19 years old when he lost his life at pearl harbor while aboard the uss oklahoma. 8 years ago rudy's family was contacted by the military and then went through the steps to provide dna samples to begin the long process of trying to identify his remains. they were told there would be no guarantees, but they got the call this year, and today his his niece says it's more than a long time coming for a family waiting to say good-bye to a son, brother, and hero. >> it was partly a relief that he has been identified and we get to know the information, and the other part was closure of knowing.

i'm nick foley. coming up, donald trump reigniting his feud with a powerful figure in ohio politics. plus, the hidden dangers of natural disasters. the impact our country's health that hurricane matthew is likely to cause. >> we are waking up to beautiful weather, partly sunny for most of the day but i'm going to show you hour by hour when providing us with widespread >>> good morning. you know me and nick are we're still having that debate over last weekend, what is cold weather. nick, are you happy about the temperature this morning? 67 >> i'll take it. >> completely off the charts. we have that warm air still pumping in throughout your afternoon. folks, we're talking about daytime highs in so about 10 to 15 degrees above normal. good morning wooster, you're slightly cooler this morning, 60 degrees. ashtabula, 62. from millersburg to the kill buck area currently 61 degrees. let's show you the forecast. you're starting your morning to mid-afternoon partly sunny skies. 3:00 hour notice the clouds are

but wait, one local group here in cleveland will be making the trip for free as nick foley shares with us it is all because they happen to work for the cleveland indians. >> reporter: two decades is a long time to wait for a chance away from a world series title. what about the full-time employees who have been working hard behind the scenes for the team every day? well this weekend they get the ultimate world series experience. the indians rewarding their employees for their dedication. employees like matt tagali who works in the i.t. department. he and about 150 co-workers and their significant others will be at wrigley tonight for game three. then another 150 workers and guests will be flown up tomorrow f extra meaning for matt who started his indians career in 1997 when the team went to the last world series. now he's hoping for two titles in the city in less than a year. >> it's been great. i was honestly worried that i might never see a championship in my lifetime and we've got that behind us. now we want to go for two this year. it's been terrific and exciting. >> reporter: full

. >> and nick foley breaking down how the indians are breaking records. the investigation into several metro health employees. good morning, cleveland. the city of championship. if you were out late your pain. >> oh, yeah. we get it. game twoft world two of the world series is starting earlier because of rain chances. >> they moved it up an hour. right now it's off near parts of wisconsin trying to move this direction. might not make it until after 10:00, 11:00 tonight as the earliest.

i'm nick foley. and coming up later the hashtag what a doctor looks like is going viral right now. we will explain the claims by a passenger on a flight that prompted it. >>> and an energy scam targeting customers right here in northeast ohio. what you need to know so you don't become a victim. >>> and tomorrow, as always, we have your local forecast. >> take a look outside. beautiful flowers there, amazing conditions for that table became today, but rain is on the way. we'll talk about it in the full power of 5 forecast. >>> good morning, everyone. take a look at your hour-by- hour forecast. we are going to start trending in the mid-70s this afternoon. this is well above the average for this time of year. we really should be in the 60s. i'm not complaining. here's a look at why we are seeing this awesome weather on in right now from the southeast. as a result, we will be seeing those temperatures rise, but it comes at a cost, right? we're going to see a cold front move in and that will increase our

you can see me in nick foley having a lot take a look at what the indians are snapping. >> we are celebrating. it is fun to celebrate because we need to win. >> that is a -- >> reporter: that is a app that they used on roberto perez. the a lcs is starting with a little bit of controversy as these canadian broadcasters the indians because of its offensive -- offensive nature to indigenous people. they have been under fire for the use of their name four years. they are sensitive to the demands that they have no plans to cancel it. tomorrow, we are looking forward to tonight -- tomorrow, we're looking forward to tonight. i have layers on >>> let's get straight to the tribe forecast. take a look right now at your screen. here it is. the tribe takes on the jays this evening. temperatures in the 50s. starting off in the 30s but we should be mild. this is heady weather to me. you might want to wear a sweater. it will be 13-140c. as for now, we are waking up to layer type of weather. 38 degrees is your current temperature in cleveland. you know off of the bat that it is colder in our southern countie

i'm nick foley. >>> hurricane matthew come overnight, it was downgraded to a category 2. six are dead in the u.s. and the death toll in haiti is rising to nearly 800 and millions are without power

nick foley is there. they are not stressing about dropping game two. >> reporter: no, they are not. be easy. the cubs had is best record in the regular season. obviously terry francona saying he won't sweat this loss because sometimes you just have to give credit to the other guys. unbeaten in their first two appearances but not to be last night. the cubs catching up with trevor bauer and the rest of the tribe walking nine cubs hitters. the indians only able to get one measly hit. that won't get it done, but as francona said after the game, it is just one game. >> you do the best you can and try to win the game. that is what we always do. they beat us tonight. it wasn't because somebody had a bad finger. you know? they just played better. >> reporter: so now this series moves to chicago with both because i love statistics, here is one for you. in a world series the teams that are one and one, the team that goes on to win game 3 goes on to win the world series 65% of the time so game three will be pretty pivotal in chicago. >> good stuff, nick. >>> well, northeast is getting so much

i'm nick foley. we have got several developing stories for you, including a violent home invasion last night in elyria, the suspects still on the run right now. meg shaw is live in just a moment with the latest. but, first, a check on that weather with meteorologist janessa webb. hey, janessa. wow good morning, nick, good morning, everyone. as you said, kind of a gray start, damp conditions across northeast ohio, but we're kind of seeing a little bit of a though low lying clouds, overcast skies, completely taking over. so this is not an ideal start to your weekend. so sleep in, relax, enjoy kind of a crisp weather pattern across northern ohio. what we've been dealing with, folks, is an upper level low that continues to spin. right now it's in eastern kentucky, and it wants to track north. and it's bringing some dryer air along with it. you can see sections from charleston. north an it's going to allow us to see a few peeks of some sunshine throughout your saturday afternoon. right now where the clear

welcome to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb. you get outside, and you saw some of that rain waiting for

i'm nick foley.. first, let's get a check on weather with meteorologist i really hope you enjoyed yesterday's weather. we are going to be seeing lots of improvements as we head through the next couple days. let's go ahead and take a look right now at those current conditions. currently, temperatures are at 46 degrees in cleveland. we're talking 44 in akron, 42 in canton. clear skies this morning, so we are losing a little more of the had more clouds in the sky. the highs are expected to be in the mid-70s by this afternoon. we'll have a great deal of sunshine out there, a great day for a ballgame. if you're making your way into downtown cleveland, you don't have to worry about any rain gear at all. if you're going to be here tomorrow, that's when we'll see the rain chances begin to spike. we'll take a deeper look at the >> a beautiful fall day forecast. >>> the community of cleveland heights is shaken this morning. an employee at a popular sandwich shop was shot and killed during a robbery last night.

i am nick foley. >> first roll tribe. >> that was was close a ball game as you are going to find. we found a way to manage to win that game. >> indians with a big win in enemy territory the tribe veteran who provided the huge hit to give them a we will hear from him straight ahead. >> a night of horror here in north royalton a man shot after stabbing police, latest information i am learning about that man just ahead. >>> we will have more on those stories in just a bit first a check on that beautiful forecast with meteorologist, janessa. >> good morning everybody. october 29th i am going to talk about temperature that is are in the 70s this afternoon. we are going to continue to see thickening up a-- though, thickening up across the area. tracking west to east, any sunshine we see will be on the filtered side. don't plan on that, but we will see dry conditions for most of your day. let's talk about our temperatures right now, good morning greater cleveland, 56 degrees, you can see the cool air is in place, lower 50s to upper 40s right now, for wayne county. take a look at the wide

i am nick foley. scandal, donald trump will have to work twice as hard to convince voters he is presidential material. from a previous debate ahead. >>> historic floods and a trail of destruction. the latest on the storm coming starr good morning everyone. matthew is reduced to a post- tropical cyclone right now. we're seeing people picking up the pieces for north carolina. no longer hurricane but we did see that make landfall yesterday in north carolina. yesterday morning. we have flood concerns with moisture continuing to track to the north. we are not done with the storm. you can see here with a lot of rain and winds are starting to die down. the eye is on atlantic city to new york where the moisture continues to flow in. also boston seeing heavy bands of moisture but we are hoping for is the shift of the storm to track to the east so it could go to sea. it is still onshore affecting many states. >>> matthew is actually downgraded but it has and dams billing. and several people missing while 40 beg

i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb who is back in the house with us today. again we've seen some of the rains overnight into the morning but the sun is trying to make its way through. >> yeah, it's going to be a

i'm nick foley. let's get right to the latest with hurricane matthew. here's what we know. overnight it was downgraded to

i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb to tell us about the forecast. the sun is trying.

nick foley alongside janessa webb to tell us about the weather. not super strong sun but still mild conditions. >> we're still talking about

. >> and nick foley breaking down how the indians are breaking records. the investigation into several metro health employees. good morning, cleveland. the city of championship. if you were out late your pain. >> oh, yeah. we get it. game twoft world two of the world series is starting earlier because of rain chances. >> they moved it up an hour. right now it's off near parts of wisconsin trying to move this direction. might not make it until after 10:00, 11:00 tonight as the earliest.

i'm nick foley. parents and caregivers, two important recalls on products your children might be using now. >>> crowd goes wild. the surprise guest on the at progressive field. and then, local weather. >>> a little bit of cloud coverage and rain. i will show you hour-by-hour

i'm nick foley. coming up later, an alert for parents and caregivers. two important recalls on products your children might be using now. >>> and the crowd goes wild, as you see them there. the surprise guest on the jumbotron last night indians game. they added that to championship field. >>> janessa. >> right now waking up to a few clouds, but i'm going to show you hour by hour when all that