here's your forecast showing the bike is the forecast and northwest ohio him and he for we completely dry out.d look at the temperatures study and lower middle 60s it wouldit be incredibly isolated and mored localized. a big heads-up this weekend. a lot of closures also the also new in the just open it's him also closen as the west 41st insurance to 90 eastbound and also the 90e eastbound to 71 south also thoe ramps will be closed come monday morning when things reopen it will be great.t.r t right now that's a peek at the also come monday that ramp from 90 and 71 those will than the two lanes. hopefully that will alleviate a lot of the congestion that we have w all t long 90 and 71 a pe kickin' it with kenny kickin' ity >> we have game on in their during the game.have it will be on hollywood is at the 10-foot screenill will bei showingl basketball game martini bar will be open in addition to the bar out here. b we will keep you updated on that. right here and your official world series station we are pleased to havel tony rizzo join the fox 8 news team our coverago of games onev and t

now you don't have to look any further than right here in northwest, ohio. just a few years ago in 2009, you were in the eye of the storm. jobs, homes, savings, wiped out. the auto industry on the verge of collapse. a lot of people ready to give up on it. well, that would have meant giving up an 850,000 people across this state whose jobs were tied to the industry. donald trump for one said rescuing the auto industry didn't matter very much. either way would have been acceptable, he said. we could have just let it go. that is a direct quote from him. everybody in ohio thinking about voting for trump needs to hear that. at the time of the worst financial crisis in ohio, in 2009, he would have let you twist and fall. and for his running mate, he picked mike pence, an opponent of the saw toe rescue. thank goodness the people of northwest ohio were not ready to give up, you never lost faith. after hard work and sacrifice, the auto industry just had it's best year ever. but that is not all there is to the story. america came to the rescue. taxpayers like all of u

able to have, and you can see that fog advisory is not only limited to northeast ohio but it northwest ohio, south into akron, canton to mansfield, all included. here are the visibility. it matches what i just told you on the computer with reporting sites coming in, really low, in placeplaces aleer i can't and worcester exam then it is descent out sid of that. i mean akron, danton and dover are down to three miles but that's still very doable. we have clear, with calm conditions a loft sunshine a national weather story without question, hurricane matthew. >> while you were sleeping, strengthened a little more. winds are now up to 145 miles per hour. it is moving due north at 8 miles per hour, at this point, and it is an obvious threat to anywhere long the eastern coast of the united states flax mr., georgia, the carolinas, watching real closely at this point, because of its location, and we will continue to bring you updates, but this is a major hurric above 155 miles per hour. think of hit way, we're only ten away from that. so it is a strong one, and it is a dangerous one. window nation,

adam foster used to serve the highway patrol in northwest ohio but now under indictment. investigators are are also looking to a claim that he restrained another female trooper. a lawyer for adam foster says he was going to turn himself in today. looking for two suspects two set a playground on the loraine professional firefighters posted this. it was friday night. no one was hurt but they setted the damage. suspects were wearing black hooded t-shirts. rather sweatshirts and one of them carried a red book bag. >>> let's check on the weather for this fall day. feeling pretty good today, aren't we? on really split apart from over the weekend. halloween nothing fluky about the forecast. the cloud coverage is in place but definitely high clouds. of course allowing for the sunshine to peak through in many spots. right now, portage county, you're seeing a lot of shien but the clouds continue to track from from west to east. temperatures are really not bad this afternoon. greater cleveland 51 degrees. wind have calmed down. currently at 44 degrees. so not a bad looking forecast

in contrast, nearly 70% in northwest ohio and southeast ohio. based on the way we did it, we found northwest ohio, which is also industrial, had the highest percentage of citizens who claim western european ancestry. again that may play a role in to help people conceptualize politics. this gets a little muddled. the percentage of those identifying as evangelical protestant -- very high in central and southeastern ohio, lower in northeast ohio. and yet percent that is catholic, which i don't consider to be office it, but different -- i don't consider to be opposite, but different from a cultural perspective, is centered in the cultural urban areas. these are demographically diverse areas. to some extent northeast ohio tends to mirror the demographic characteristics of other blue states like pennsylvania or new york or new jersey as far as ohio goes. i'm not saying any part of ohio looks like new jersey, but if there was a part that did, it would be northeast ohio. and the part that looks like the southwest would be the south and southwestern part

of the wave cold air in the frost bites reefers northwester ohio. the growing season will more than likely come to an end. we willll fall back in the midd 30s and patchy frost away from the lake and 40s along the lake in charlotte pretty -- there's actually hurricane, not matthew, but hurricane nicole, category four up to 150 miles a atlantic. look at that well-defined eye. it's going to go right through bermudang within the next day o so. that had set to see. practice storm track one after another. the front consumed today. and another will francis munson mean another one comes in the middle of next week pits we hav the suspect march on as the temperatures mister to trend back down the left's temperatur this week and will generally stay in the middle 60s looking goodod and showers sunday and it looks lik we'll probably get rain monday and tuesday in the chances are small. these friends passing through s fast the percentages now will have to ber updated is becaus close of each one of them. so flee had a chance to under -- ton enjoy yesterday because

well, thank goodness the people of northwest ohio weren't ready to let it go. you never gave up. you didn't lose faith and now after a lot of hard work and sacrifice the auto industry just had its best year ever. [cheers and applause] >> but that's not all to the story, in addition to all the hard work, america, america came to the rescue. taxpayers like all of us, not him, but us, provided the funds for the rescue. union workers stepped up. [cheers and applause] >> communities like tolido came together to make it work and now that the industry is on its feet, the auto companies have a responsibility to give back. [cheers and applause] >> so i was delighted to hear that chrysler is doubling down on toledo. [cheers and applause] >> investing 700 million here to start building. the next generation jeep wrangler which could create 700 new good jobs and tens of thousands of uaw workers at chrysler plants should see a big increase in profit-sharing payments above and beyond wages and benefit. now, that's -- that's the way it's supposed to work. when we all help each other out, when we

called, wind chills making ugly return to northwest ohio. tracking the temperatures. first time we mentioned the word windchill. they will be in the 30s emperature wise, we are basically where we should be this time a year. it is that when that's creating things better here. i am using our cleveland 19 weather map. i am on the homepage the updated version. first the radar. this is good news. we lost widespread rank that we had earlier today. to round. mostly right now and tuscarora county we will go back to the homepage and show you the hourlies here. maybe tough to see from your home. basically we say in the 40s tonight. the wind stays up there though, that is the key. and through the day tomorrow, we really don't worry much. in fact, you see here in fact we stick close to 50. looking a whole lot better. more details on that in the next half hour. >> anchor: let's get to tiffany. >> anchor: these firefighters battling massive blaze in a recycling plant. the blaze broke out 7:30 p.m. tonight. seen for miles. so far, good news. no one is hurt. crews are having a hard t

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 threat for rain. they will be able to play through sprinkles and light rain. the steady light to moderate rain, nada. windchills in the 40s to end the game with the rain chances increasing for later innings. john kosich out there live. he is in gateway plaza where -- you got more john? >> reporter: i can't find anything that rhymes with rain that i want to say right now. it feels like opening day, the original one, that was called because of ice. the fans stuck around. they are filling champion plaza, as we like to call it as the excitement begins to build downtown. the fall classic having very much a winter feel for sure

a few are clouds in northwest ohio , nonproductive. chile, youngstown was below freezing, 31 degrees. 39 degrees and hopkins earlier this morning. 51 degrees currently in cleveland, ashtabula 46 degrees these numbers, are on par for this time of year, the last day of october the closest rainfall is an upstate wi minnesota, the maps in motion, animating through tomorrow in the early afternoon, still mostly sunny.. >> today mid 50s partly sunny skies southeast wind, very light. overnight low 50 just a few southeast wind between five and ten. the trick or treat forecast, if you take out the little ones, 54 degrees mostly sunny. the mainly clear skies tonight. tomorrow, 74 degrees. pre-warm for this time of year stop for game six, we call for a gorgeous night for baseball. 67 degrees. the wind out of the south between ten and 15. you cannot get any better for that's great news, you can also watch the game, fox 8. next chance of rainfall thursday, the first weekend of novemberr, mid- 50s mostly gina huler you're going to vote for, looking a

as we look at 11:00 o'clock tonight,t, the rainfall is still in northwest ohio. show you the computer models picking up on rainfall. through midnight tonight game two at 7:08 p.m. got you covered your exclusive world series station in the mid- 50s tomorrow, any rainfall early wrap up. looking good for friday night football. will would you do f a wager between two friends, they are two of the best best ballplayers, dwayne wade andf lebron james make it world series wager it's going to go viral, here is dwayne wade issued the challenge. that is this, we both love to dress him to feel good and. >> whoever team loses, the user duringthow up season, to the other guy's home, dressed as the team who won the if the cavs win, when clinton comes to chicago you have two show up at the arena dressed as a chicago cubs and vice versa , if the indians win, in january we come to town i will be dressed like a cleveland indian. on lay down to to the that is the world series wager we all know how competitive loan lebron james, when he was done beating up on the new york knicks you

we are in for a bit of a dry spot in northwest ohio northwest ohio followed quickly by clouds. very mild air as temperatures popout in the eighties today. sparse showers about three or four clock off to the west then some rain after about five or 6:00 o'clock even about see rain hanging on.00 half an inch of rain showing up down around akron canton.h wind pick up out of the south as a front rolls are way and will eventuallya lift back to the north is a warm front. few showers around at 5:00 o'clock.f 79, low seventies at 9:00 o'clock tonight and you probably want to retire your showers don't want to retire your shorts and t-shirts just away bring it back out for a few days. >> we will definitely do that. >>> good times keep on rolling for the cleveland indians down at progressive field. >> another solid performance by the tribe give them a tuneup and lead in the ac ls is all of this shift north of shifts north of the border. and carlos santana gave the tri inning with a solo lead that just made it off the wall over the wall. thehej first postseason home run then in the third ro

next chance of rainfallc , as they approach their going to skip extreme southern michigan and northwest ohio but for us is th few debris clouds left over, it is outrunning the front and these that without fuel to and looking at wraparound showers impressions of montana, and the rockies forgot hurricane matthew, in the bahamas, headin towards florida's east coast could make landfall, or perhaps just raise it in basically here are the george and carolina coast lines in the weekend with men's pets 120 and gusting up three with strong rainfall from florida to the carolinas betwee five and 12 inches also some coastal flooding. southeast florida hurricane watches/warnings extending up t north carolina. for us, was declared with 50s and today, mostly sunny near 80 degrees a great day to just do anything outside on friday mostly sunny and then clouds bring in a few showers friday into saturday , with much cooler temperatures after that front, and beginning next week, with low t is bizarre or perhaps the greatest gameps ever, for kids. thank you for joining us tonight, both at home and online.b eliza

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lakefront and 60 at hopkinsnso not too bad heading o the middle of october.d where's the rain northwest ohio that's way overdone not seen ann precipitation out of that batch of rain it's drying outut later 10:00 p.m. moving in from west v to east as a band of rain showersst that will clear the state by morning rush hour t set the stage for basically sunny afternoonhe that will take our temperatures back into the 50s perhaps a quarter of an inch fon the most part light precipitat return it back warmer early next week in back in the 70s after are cool down 74 at mostly sunny increasing high mid-level clouds showers are out here fairly shine saturday mid-sixtiesd- showers late on sunday health mosts of the weekend dry well into the '60s and '70s on monday and tuesdayin we got weather from your school coming up tomorrow that's going to be at streetsboroo middle school will have to get the colorsan be angle natalie lost a sun said shine to be with a real man fishers going to see david. i did not say that. that was nice i did without my butternut squash and some were soto. that's the rail mount. f

showers today which an event be showers are very light, they're starting to pick up in intensity in northwest ohio but there's a slight risk for severe weather as of right now with all this cloud cover that would tend to inhibit activity. temperatures over the last 24 hours, we wereov 70 degrees. what a gorgeous day it was yesterday. these day temperatures, deeply e in the 50s, dipping a dreher to either side of 60 pretty much were going to top out o today 16 akron canton, 59, at worcester right now, look at the extent of the59 rain running out of parts of upstate new york even vermont boot hillh of missouri. quite an extensive area of precipitation right in here, heavier amounts weather still another surge of rain on the way. here we go purdue canthe see its going to enemy through tomorrow morning quite a bit of showers around, even to the afternoon. or so is to have these meteor shower visible, the highest probability for would be tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. when it clear out? so.n't think a rumble of thunder theda south cannot rule it out. forty-seven the overnight low tonight showers continue. breez

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morning of off westlake and 47 wider view will superimpose the radar on noticesatellite year of northwest ohio getting into sunshine when the sun comes up enhanced or lake effect cloud cover our departing weather systemea heading off toward the northeast in taking the precept as well with it at least the widescale precipitation synoptic precept our forecastce for today mostly cloudy andtl breezy 49 with lake driven showers possible in the northwest wind is gusty and yes it's even producing a little windchilli almost had a hard time saying that 41 is what it feels like in clevelanddim reading and akron 39 hour overnight low 10 i continued breezy partly to mostly clear skies c and the winds of begin to switch around to the southwest tomorrow partly cloudy fortunately not as cool 61 degrees monday we will go with 55 note tuesday of course in the evening game at one of theev world series at progressive field for calling for partly cloudy and cool and 50s and that that of course is game when it begins at 808 otherwise maps in motion showing highmo pressure which is in here just a little bit light o

one or two spot brief light rain showers saul we find west of interstate 77 until you get into northwest ohio and into northern indiana. so it's a race against time. this here is some steady, light to briefly moderate rain. that would not be good to play ball through here, especially with temperatures like this. currently 44 in akron. 45 in wooster, 40 in mentor. let me show you some wind speeds. frank and lee, i'm going to do something i haven't done in months and months and months. wind speeds 5 to 10 to 14 miles per hour. i brought up the wind chill map. look. 7:00 p.m. at game time a windchill of 39 degrees. now, take you to the end of the ball game. a windchill of 38 degrees. for. you are dressing for borderline winter type temperatures. 38 degrees, that's certainly not fall. that's not summer, either so dress warmly. here's the front. it's a cold front. once this front goes by the air is actually going to be warmer behind it, because we're going clear it out a little bit. look, there's the warm air edge, 60s indy. look at cincinnati, middle six. st. louis 60s. we're not going to get qui

crown to groundn lightning strike.i the rain showers expected out undoubtedly but in most of northwest ohio seeing heaviernga rain to this point but even so it's not some sprinkles ju here in stilln our neck of the what's.t' meanwhile will show you some of the numbers temperature wise close to 60 in cleveland.nd. 57 akron canton. 58 at western. c and youngstown checks in at at 56 degrees. we'll check the forecastst for today.y. ababout where we aree are now. steady rain. we'll have some breaks by noono and then moreon rain will asseme tonight down to 47.o 47. showers in windy.in cooler will have gusty north winds in there cool at 15 to 20 miles mil an hour. that's a chilly breeze.eze. tomorrow won't be as warm showers early then drier in the evening with cloudy skies and sa northwest winds 10 to 15 miles m an hour. hour. highs in the low 50s. 5 what ab0sout as we get into theo next several days through the weekend?? for that were going to go toweea sixth grader here.re this is cameron and cameron will give you theor weekend. go-ahead it's all yours. say hi to the folks.k hello. fine job. sa

there is no patches of green until perhaps sunday morning in northwest ohio. likely no rainfall here until after noon time tomorrow. t with mid- 60s , partly cloudy tomorrow afternoon, overnight low of 59 degrees, the full forecast moments away. next week will start out game one of alcs was a nailbiter yesterdayay. corey kluber, dodge some trouble early but ended up throwing six and half shutout striking out six, marco estrada mashed corey kluber pitchford pitched these scattered just four hits over the first five i the third, but here's a moment that said anybody into a frenzy after jason kipnis walked, francisco lindor run homer into the bullpen seat in right center to give the indians are to do nothing lead, then andrew miller struck out five of six he faced in the seventh and eighth and cody allen closes out with a one to three in the ninth, the. indians win to do nothing. >> here is p.j. with more on what the tribe said about last night big when.. >> game on of the series is best pitcher, the indians do no waste the opportunity with a huge win thanks to c

the mayors of northwest ohio said we never heard from the governor. never had any incentive packages on the ohio side. the indiana folks said we offered incentive packages. that is fair to talk about. i know he doesn't want to talk about his record, and i don't blame him. i would want to either. but 350,000 jobs were lost. 47 other governors figured it out better than we did. this is why you know, when ted strickland talks about helping working families, he is all about working families, i think about those working families. i think about the guys that i was just with, and the people who were left behind in that economy, 350,000 jobs lost aren't just numbers, these are people, families, kids who gave up hope. thanks to kasich and the republican legislature, they did cut taxes rather than raising taxes. they cut a lot of regulations. they are done things to get the economy moving and it has made a difference. gov. strickland: i hope the fact checkers check what you just said about leaving an $8 billion deficit. that is not true. i'm required to balance

ohio. northwest, stephanie ramos. autria: handshake, that's good news. virginia voters have a second chance or register. an extension of the original deadline after a computer glitch. suzanne has more if you still haven't registered. suzanne: we have been reporting on this all week long and wondering whether there will be a change. the change came yesterday. we should tell you that the of virginia elections commissioner initially said he wouldn't change the deadline and now a judge has ruled that there would on monday. the basis for registered -- the website was either slow or unresponsive for many virginia residents. officials agree that there could be an extension, but it would have to be ordered by a judge. it extends the deadline through 11:59 tonight, saying he only wanted to make up for the lost time caused i can are issues. the unprecedented demand was due to social media postings deadline on monday. voters can go online to election. virginia.gov or can mail in their registration. they just have to be postmarked by today. it's not clear how many p

i live in northwest ohio where the unemployment rate, even though they say it is 5.5%, it is more like0% to 15%. competition for jobs is pretty intense. most of the industry is leaving this area. jobs, i was making close to $80,000 year and most of the jobs i can get retrained $40,000.ike host: appreciate the call. big creek, mississippi as we continue talking about trade deals and your thoughts on whether they help or hurt? caller: thank you for taking my call. i live in world city in mississippi -- in a rural city in mississippi. the biggest producer in our community are the clothing factory. they move it to mexico and they took somebody better workers to train the mexicans. then they shut the plant down when the do repairs mexicans messed up some of the fabrication of the clothing. , i try to find a pair of -- it is is a most almost impossible to find american-made boots. you cannot find a true leather belt anymore. these advertisements on tv, cooking utensils made from pure copper, the chinese do not know what pure is. abouti want to speak planned obsolescence. i bought an american

the mayors of northwest ohio never heard from the governor. we never had any incentive packages on the ohio side. the ohio people were -- indiana people got them. to talk about. doesn't want to talk about his record, and i wouldn't either. but 50 -- 350,000 jobs were lost, 47 other governors figured it out better than we did. this is why you know, when ted strickland talks about helping working families, he is all about working families, i think about those. and the guys that i was just with, and the people and the economy, 350,000 jobs lost aren't just numbers, these are people, families, kids who gave up hope. thanks to kasich and that become -- republican infrastructure, they did cut taxes. they cut a lot of regulations. have done everything needed, and it makes a difference. mr. strickland: i hope the fact checkers check what you just said about me leaving any policy anlar deficit just leaving $8,000 deficit. i'm balanced the budget. now just let me say we can go 3000 yards from where we are this morning, and we can he where the jobs were l

northwest tonight. >>> much warmer air moving into north eastern ohio. how warm will it be? the forecast in a few minutes. a man attacke in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. >>> a indication their tale for anyone using an app to sell something. a couple ended up with bullets flying. a man and woman shot late last night. they were both found shot outside hot sauce williams in the grass near a truck with bullet holes in it. the would be buyer robbed the victims tried to get away and then shot them. the suspects are still at large and believed to be driving a silver jeep cherokee. >>> the storm in the pacific northwest is powered by the remnants of a pacific typhoon. the first round of this storm triggered a twister. tonight is round two knocking three hurt by falling limbs including a four-year-old child. the coast guard rescued 40 kids and six adults fr

northwest. once again, this system that flooded the ohio valley yesterday moves up into new 3 inches of rain. they got pretty heavy rain acrosser areas of new england as well with advisories for flooding up there after 1.81 of an inch in new york city. they got a pretty good shot there as well. temperature wise, the temperatures are finally coming down. we do find a few 80's in the southwest. we find a few 80's over here in country with more 50's and 60's replacing 80's and 90's. 71 overnight. meteor shower tonight, just look up. 95 degrees for tomorrow. you'll look at the mid 90's turning into low 90's and into the mid 80's for you as well. watch your kids around water. i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >>> a former miss. arizona, after she removed her crown,

northwest went are starting to thin out. the moisture is so deep.ee and northern ohio held belowelo while before we scour only the cloud deck forecast this eveningn as well into the 60s one of the not fly balls be aided with any sort of wind widespread form and strong winds w. have wink us at 30 miles per hour in and that was chicago start to shift further east rainfall amounts at this time see them around a quarter of an inch. we will take a look at the a eight-day forecast as we finish the month of october on a pretty nice now in youre m eight-day forecast brings usrin on tuesday mo now suing death i don't think you need them mask. we don't have any accidents. overnight work still out there as you head over to 22nd. 22 be aware that they are trying to work on the ring in that area. such as goes for another 2-3 to bathtub. agencies that barrels are in the left lane. 1990 is the ramp is down to oneo lane. that's something o to keep in md .-period-paragraph think take as the rus rere lanes. of course comee down and summit county we have pledges rose closer over 76 to the beginninge ofg next summer.mer wayne and kristi pack t

you see stuff up in the northwest and a little wind and it was the ohio valley that really got hit. youngstown almost four inches of rain on the ground. and they did see some flooding there. we get a half an inch down in miami. and you can see st. louis with three-quarters an inch. detroit about the same. take a look up here in seattle. they get an inch and a quarter up in seattle. so there is a lot of moisture up in that northwestern corner. 72 degrees overnight. the heat continues at 95 degrees for tomorrow. saturday. and then sunday we push that rain into monday and tuesday. so sunday here for the valley but not necessarily the state, a rather nice day. watch your kids around water. >>> carson palmer on the side lines today. how concerned should we be come sunday night against the seattle seahawks in a very big showdown in the nfc west. we will get you up to date and the latest on carson palmer status when we return in i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would n

the rain into western ohio went will continue to midday early afternoon rain in eastern ohio slowly with this northwest when we will start to break apart the rantrt but it will take a long time everybody be patient highs pretty much a steady in thep lower 50s he don't move the spring out of your till later on today and even during ther evening will have a fewer meaning for high school football but it won't be widespread dose does a pretty breezy tonight upper 30s to lower parties who would start to see some more localized s showers out is to thes coverage will be pretty small tomorrow it'll be many areas to the west and southwest of cleveland that do see some sunshinet >> we won't have any wind msi conditions will remain mostly clear it'll be a chilly evening but that's what you get for late october hearing any rain to affect the game which is always a good thing considering we had snow. >> hopefully not 717 your timeim right now time to get plugged in. >> a lot of stuff going on we talk a little bit about the indians andb people talk about first pitch possibly a lot of events going on a regarding it f

downpours pushing through parts of northwest pennsylvania back more rain where that came from too down in ohio. this is a slow moving front that's going to return to new england. what that means for us is we're on the cooler side. highs today only top out in the low 60s in boston, middle to upper 60s inland and some may come close to 70 degrees today. now, the morning is fine, it's bright, cool, even through mid-day i'll takeou the hour by hour, still in for a lot of sunshine through the first part of the afternoon. then the second half of the day especially you're going to notice the clouds increasing. notice not a lot of green showing up on the map. so most of the day is dry, looking good and eventually we see some green show up between 6 and 8 p.m., we get some scattered showers generally light. so tonight expect clouds areas of fog and showers, low will probably rise to the low 60s tomorrow morning. what this, yeah, 70 to 75 tomorrow, we punch into the warmer air and it's going to be humid tomorrow and you'll want to have the wet weather gear because there will be showers around, light in

northwest. we talked about the flooding in the ohio valley with up to four inches of rain in some areas. look at st. louis at .84 inches, .31 inches in dallas, .53 in orlando. in seattle, an inch and a quarter, they are getting some pretty good moisture in that area. we take a look at 72 degrees overnight, 95 degrees for tomorrow, and as we get you a look at the next couple of days here, another mid-90s, 92 with a few c all the way around the state, and then chances of rain as we head into next week. watch your kids around water. >> okay, question for you mike -- or marc. >> that's my brother. i have been called that name all my life. >> marc, are you a fast typer? >> i took it in high school, i'm going to tell you exactly how fast. >> it turns out that the way people were taught to type, if of go pecking at the board, it doesn't really affect the speed of your typing. there's something else that does play a factor instead. we'll talk about it. >> i'm curious about that. we should have a type off. plus, millions of gallons of milk wasted across the country, but not in arizona, what dairy

travel forecast has rainy weather today, tennessee, kentucky, ohio, western pennsylvania and western new york, and a storm coming in from the northwest. >>> the long race for the white house is winding down with 19 days to go untille >> the new question popping up is whether donald trump would accept the election results if he loses, and that's just one of the headlines from last night's third and final presidential debate. and for more we are joined by tracie potts from las vegas. >> reporter: good morning. of all the stuff we are watching overnight, the tag line, nasty woman, or bad hombres when he is getting more of a reaction than when trump suggested the long election might not be settled. >> he declined twice to accept the results if he loses. >> that's horrifying. >> are you serious? you think if somebody is committing fraud they should accept the results? give me a break. >> you remember >> if the vote is fair i am confident we will accept it. >> it's the debate on guns and abortions, and overturning roe v. wade. >> i do not think the united states government should be stepping in. >> there were moments of confusion. >> i am

ohio. think more will happen this week. >>> right now cleanup is underway in the pacific northwest after back-to-back storms pummeled the area this weekend. heavy rains knocked down trees and brought down power lines from portland all the way to seattle. neil reports the area is not out of the woods just yet. >> reporter: it was supposed to be one of the great wind storms that never was . from seattle to portland did pack enough rain and winds and in some places reach 60 miles- per-hour. this bridge swing in the region portland oregon -- a wind in portland oregon. >> all of a sudden a tree is falling on me. >> reporter: in nearby beaverton wind destroyed power lines left thousands without power. oregon coast a tornado with winds up to 130 miles-per-hour , this home ripped from it's foundation. >> no one was living in it and many of the homes were unoccupied. >> reporter: in seattle a father and his 4-year-old son were injured after a branch fell on them. the boy rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. for the north a tree crashed into a home with the woman inside . fortunately she wasn't hurt. >> more wet weather is ex

ohio state holding on. they were tested again. they win at home over northweste mike weber on the ground. top and earn a win. it's not working. which emoticon would go with b.j.? at the bottom. da'quan barkley career high over 200 yards in their win against purdue. b.c. beat n.c. state. >> brian: steve addazio. >> adam: that will just about do it for this week. thanks for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at up tonight on cbs. a home depot triple header on cbs. it kicks off at 11:30 eastern with notre dame and 27th ranked navy. at 3:00 eastern "trard. at 3:00 eastern it's "autotrader college football today." the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow with regional action. many will see the proorts and bills. -- the patriots and bills. for all of us have a great evening and a happy halloween. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division llege athletes, only 2% will go pro. that means, over 470,000 no autographs. no private jets. no fan clubs. no hall of fame inductions. instead, they will walk away wonderfully warm weather for jackets required? i'm >>> some enderfully warm wea

northwest has showers. and we have a front stretching from the southern plains and to the eastern ohio valley and in the appalachia and that's heavy rain and it will move towards the eastern seaboard. today in chicago. and 68 in little rock and 69 in new york city, but on the west, warm weather for us in phoenix, looking at 96 today and 63 in flagstaff and 79 in prescott and 92 for lake havasu and 97 in peoria and 95 in scottsdale. high pressure in control of our weather pattern, this is a really strong ridge and it's going in our weather through saturday. then we're tracking the big change. we're going to have this low pressure system that's going to swing across the pacific northwest and draws up sub tropical moisture. this is going to be mean high clouds on sunday and that will bring rain chances into the forecast. and that's sunday and monday and tuesday and a big cooldown high is 96 and breeze are around and we'll dip to a low of 72 tomorrow morning and that extended forecast, highs in the 90s through saturday and slight cooling on sunday to 93 and monday, 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms and a high of

northwest a little bit of rain and snow. this was real tough here. youngstown in ohio picked up almost four inches of rain. flood warnings and advisories in st. louis, 84 hundredths of an inch of rain. we have picked up a half an inch of rain down in miami. this is the big one in seattle, though, an inch and a quarter for those folks, and as you can see with the temperatures, those warm ones starting to push back a little bit, starting to recede somewhat as the cooler air finds its way through the country, 72 degrees overnight, a little heat it will continue that way for a day or so, and then by sunday we are back into the low 90s, and then we find the 80s again with that chance of rain on monday and tuesday, and as you can see here, we continue on with that 80-degree theme, in fact, even some low 80s in this forecast. watch your kids around water. >>> thank you, dave. coming up, when you can get your hands on the latest video game console from nintendo. we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch

be getting some light rainfall stuff it is confined to northeast ohio, the rest of the state, has some innocuous weather. the northwest part of the state has a bit more cloud cover, the morning fog will lots of time slipped into thickerr cloud cov until we get some drier air to dissipate cloud deck. currentl 67 degreeso akron-canton, on a it is currently 57 degrees toledo the had tea soup fog earlier and many areas had enough fog to close or delay schoolsh as you saw on fox 8 news in the morning. high pressure moving east as the front approaches. show you the maps as things dry out. hurrricane arthur, a very dangerous storm systemem out th in the heating. and folks ought to be very concerned about it. stay tuned foror update on that, we will have some different temperatures on the 8 -day outlook on the way.me >> started with a fundraising nation. he >> over 1,000 people attend the woollybear, dick goddard, posting this huge event, as suzanne stratford has highlight of the 44th annual woollybear festival.. >> often imitated and sometimes misunderstood. worlds first festival and for a dedicated to a insect, was for the

northwest. look at the rain spregd throu spreading through the ohio valley. this is into new york.that's a cold front. it will come through tonight and tomorrow. behind it is some much colder air. futurecast shows showers at 4:00 this afternoon moving into burkes county. that's line that will inch towards the philadelphia area at 6:00 this evening. the showers starting in allentown. once they get going we see scattered showers to philadelphia into south jersey and delaware. steadier rain will hold off in the 1:00 in the morning. a little after midnight. that's the cold air pushing into the area. that will shift the winds. for today forecast winds out of the south. it is giving us the warm up. you can feel the humidity fist thing this morning. we saw it with the fog first thing this morning. once the cold front comes through, the rain pushes through look at the winds for tomorrow. they will be racing through the area. we could see steady winds of 25 miles per hour but wind gusts could go as high as 40 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. 70s today. as we go into the evening clouds bui

ohio are east coast. you can see the mileage there moving off now, expected to move north-northwest at around 12 miles per hour dumping as much as nine to 15 inches of rainfall along the coastal areas of florida, georgia, north and south carolina as well. east of jacksonville you have category 3, it does look to potentially make landfall close to or we are talking 30 miles from the center. those are the strongest winds here at a category 3 currently just east but jacksonville is expected to see this dangerous hurricane, very close as well as savannah, georgia. so here's your timing friday at 8:00, here's tonight, still 115- mile-per-hour winds, then downgrades close to charleston but notice that track almost charleston and then shift east just south of wilmington, possibly doing extreme damage also to the myrtle beach areas and timing for the carolinas is saturday, starting as early as 8:00 a.m. through about 8:00 on saturday night. we will continue to watch matthew and this dangerous hurricane as he takes a shift off to the east and then comes back farther south potentially hitting areas that were devast

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northwest probably fory for northern and eastern sectionsrns of ohio, pennsylecvania and thed up to upstate new york. i think we'll see some of thatft before it's all said and done ad this weekend as temperaturespe up there will be obviously significantly colder.gnan specifics for our weekend looknl like this. this. turdayay is 59. that doesn't tell the story,heto though. it's really windy on saturday.at we're talking about wind gusts g up around 30 miles per houres pr sustained winds will be 15 to t 25. we'll start off with a little at sunshine on saturday but build b some clouds for sunday looks really, really rea nice. lots of sunshine, very fallish, 64 degrees.degree not so breezy on sunday but itdt will still be a little breezye z but not down right windy on winy sunday like what it's going to g on n saturday. and just keep in mind a lot more sunshine on sunday than what we have on saturday. satur some clouds this morning, couple of showers but does but look like they're starting to sa move on. as the sun comes up we'll see w' a little bit of sunshine andsuna then progressively more th

showers, light and/or moderate coming down across northern ohio for game time for our high school football games. >>> winds still out of the northwest at 150 to 15. it's going to be kind of nasty out there. temperatures at 9:30 in the 40s to about 50 degrees. notice the winds are northwest. those lake effect rain showers coming northwest to that will continue but drier air comes in in the afternoon so hopefully by the end of the day saturday we will get some clearing taking place. that will then lead us into sunday which is supposed to be a whole lot better. >>> as far as how much rain is coming, depends on where you are. we can have some areas that get an inch or more tonight. >>> your window nation forecast is temperatures tomorrow in the mid 50s. look at this rain coming down. it will be scattered around so tomorrow. rain showers lingering saturday. sunday it clears out. monday a little bit of rain and then tuesday and wednesday it's game on in the cle. >>> back to you. >> all right, betsy, thanks. >>> coming up, the indians now wait and see who their opponent will be in the world series, hopefully one of their starting pitchers

guest: well, we talk about there being 405 ohio's with the northeast, eastern ohio, southwest, central and northwest and it really a campaign gets fought on one major front mess the big cities. hillary clinton is spending a lot of time in columbus and cleveland and to a lesser extent cincinnati because those are the three major urban areas that will drive the lions share of the vote in the lion's share of the democratic vote come election day. whereas, donald trump and mike pence, there'd strategy has been different pick their hitting the big cities, but last night donald trump campaign-- campaigned in geneva, ohio. that's about an hour east of here in cleveland, but no presidential candidate has visited there since jfk in 1960. is a small county pick obama won four years ago i think by double digits , but it is so small. it's not like it would necessarily be the difference maker. mike pence campaigned in ashland, ohio, which is deep republican territory. that must have been a visit to make sure you get out the base to vote because donald trump and mike pence-- they should be focusing more and tradi

cooler air place with that northwest breeze already stirring up to 10 miles per hour. the class are in place across the ohio valley. a bigger concern is we are where the bulk of that lake affect moisture is currently happening across the primary snow belt locations. this is rainfall we are currently seeing ashtabula to geneva, to the burton area we are seeing moisture flowing into portage county. you are dealing with a little bit of isolated activity. today is not a washout after rough conditions the last couple of days. don't go outside without a coat . by 5:00 we will see the peak of those highs and 51 degrees. that area, that cold front that we saw yesterday out towards the eastern seaboard is being replaced. we're going to see a lot more sunshine building throughout the weekend with a chill. >> it's going to be in the air 49 for a daytime high for greater cleveland. crank up that heater tonight. 39 degrees and that is closer to the lake. inland locations we're talking about 35 and i'm almost giving you a little taste of winter here. we other come back kids in northeast ohio. look at sunday afternoon. >>

afternoon ahead of this system pulling out of the ohio valley and this will bring us rain on thursday at 10:00 you will notice the bulk of rain in northwestuburbs and you will also notice that it could begin as a bit of a wintry mix in the poconos so definitely a sign of the times talking about a little bit of snow mixing with the rain across the poconos thursday morning. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast bright sunshine and breezy and cool tomorrow with a high of 56 and wednesday starting with a freeze watch and chilly the high only 53 degrees and thursday is the day you will need the umbrella. periods of rain could get up to about 3 quarters of an inch of rain and is good we need the rain 58 degrees. we dry things out on friday 58 and heading to the weekend saturday will be milder for the temple game but also a threat of some showers mostly cloudy skies 65 and on sunday 62 and monday halloween not too scary at this point spooktacular should be dry and seasonable with a high of 62 degrees so looking good for halloween looking cold for tomorrow. thank you cecily it was an entertaining evening in center philadelphia and they

you have the northeast, eastern ohio, southwest, central, northwest. majormpaign has one front, the big cities. there is also the big media markets. hillary clinton is in columbus and cleveland and cincinnati. those are the three major urban areas that will drive the lion's share of the vote come election day. donald trump and mike pence have had a different strategy. they're hitting the big cities for the media coverage, but last night donald trump campaigned in geneva, ohio. that is about one hour east of cleveland. no presidential candidate has visited since jfk in 1960. it is a small county. byma won it for years ago double digits. it is so small that of donald trump flipped that it would not be a difference maker. visited ashland. that is deep republican territory. that must have been making sure you get out the vote. they are focusing more on traditional republican base areas wheree-collar they could chip away at margins. hillary clinton is focusing on urban areas that will drive the lion's share of the vote. host: st. joseph, missouri. caller: i