then he rose to become the governor of the state of new york. ohio, facing a similar challenge in terms of funding, et cetera, on the verge of bankruptcy, the canal project was worth more than all the lands in ohio. how do you fund this thing? believe it or not, the state of new york backed the bonds. it was dewitt clinton who came to ohio for the ground breaking in the state of ohio. why? guess what. it made a lot of beneficial difference to the state of new york including the fact that new york city became the only port that could export and import goods making it the financial capital of america. in ohio, we have a fellow by the name of alfred kelly who became the canal commissioner and really took it on as his lifelong legacy, if you will, to make sure that canal got built, built kind of on time and under budget. ohio and erie canal is 309 miles in length. it goes from cleveland to portsmith ohio on the ohio river. the actual construction of the canal began in 1825. by 1827, july 4th, the first boat from akron to cleveland got through the canal p

ohio secretary of state jon husted, a republican who served two terms as speaker of ohio's statehouse has increased enforcement of the practice. as secretary of state, is it your mission to ensure that as many people as possible vote in ohio? >> my goal is to strike the balance between making it easy to vote and hard to cheat. >> reporter: husted says it's his legal duty is to make sure voting rolls stay up to date and don't become bloated with voters who've died or residents who've left ohio like college students. don't i have the right to vote whenever i choose? if i don't want to vote for 20 years, isn't that perfectly fine? >> it's perfectly fine if you don't. but you just have to re- register. >> reporter: husted says the state maintains the accuracy of its voting list in two ways. first, by using the national post office database. but many people don't register their new addresses when they move. that's when the second process-- known as purging--kicks in. >> you're inactive for two years, meaning that you've not voted, you've not done anything, we send you a card to say, "hey,

mondayis because of flooding from severe weather meteorologist f a 3-5 inches of rain fell parts of southwest ohio lastas night parts of i 70 went and many other groups were at a high water. thousands of people last part because windsds of they are working to restore electricity another foramp hillary clinton is thursy september 1 t many into theh weekend with food and fun and music.eek prepared by the celebrity chef to dance off all of that foodf and everyone smelled delicious.t they'll get too close to anybod authorities have made an arrest in the case to 900 down andown mississippi very latest on the investigation is back.si my mp3 is taking negative reaction on social media.aki we're heading up close to 80 by here in cleveland. yesterday it in was all confinei southern areas and even off to the westnd and eastern parts of ashtabula county e a lot of rain out of some thunderstormsal that diminish pretty rapidly after sunset last nightht with a weak frontal boundary just about ready to push through now.o itw. should swipe out any left over cloud cover as highe cloud cover does building and start

if you look at just republicans in ohio, he has 77% in terms of his approval rating. . does your candidate donald trump need kasich to get on board, need kasich's endorsement in order to take ohio? >> we need everybody to get on board, and especially governor kasich has done a great job in ohio. ohio has been a state that's creating jobs. you know, around the country there are a lot of states that wish they were doing as well as ohio. it's a critical state to win in the presidential election, and so i hope that all republicans are going to see that this is a much better path to the future for the united states than what hillary clinton provides. she's not really talking about changing the economic program at all, and so that should cause a lot of people pause. why would you vote for the same economic program that's left so many people out of the labor force, created lots of problems for states like pennsylvania and ohio? those are states that produce a lot of energy. so tomorrow in his speech, one of the things mr. trump is going to be talking about is the importance o

and he's a tendency for sangt moany that won't play outside of the state of ohio. y unlikely they can win unless they convince a fair amount of democratic voters to vote for trump. he knows his position as recently as in this interview, trump can win over my vote, essentially. he wants to be courted, he wants to play a role in this process going forward. his staying out of the convention all together in tefrls of not en -- what's best for the donald trump campaign. but he's going to continue to try to insert himself as much into the process, knowing to a sense he can play king maker with the ability to sway votes in ohio, with a state that trump absolutely has win now that virginia is looking redder bluer by the day. >> first of all, if you look at the last few days, i think he's gotten the messages, he came out and endorsed paul ryan which he should have done in the first place, john mccain, these are steps back in. it's very tricky if you have never run for public office, to jump from being a business manaman to being one of the two candidates. >> how much of what

a busiest roadway jessica dill is at the canton post of >> ohio state highway patrolol on i-77 this morning investigating after a trooper discovered abandoned vehicle with bullet holes in blood inside of it. they say about 3:45 a.m. state trooper discovered the abandone van on i-77 southbound near 13th street northwest in canton there were bullet holes in blood, investigation reveale she got out of the van ran to a nearby home for help. taken to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries. they do not believe that it was random. >> from our investigators, that this iss, possibly not random so they're still interviewing her to get the story he to find out what transpired a leading up to this event, do not have a o come we did not want fortress to be worried after going to be shot up on i-77. >> and speaking to the victim -o determine what happened. stay with us for more updates. >> jessica dill fox 8 news. >> will be a vigil tonight remembe the victim of hit-and-run in cleveland, 24-year-oldbgh lenne the city 900 block of kinsman road thursday he died saturday0 at the hospital th

of 5 to track those storms. >> first things first. yesterday indiana, northwest ohio, devastating tornadoes. we are not going to see that type of devastation here even though we are under a severe thunderstorm ris income yellow right now you can see there's not a lot of widespread coverage. had two warnings. ashtabula near pure pond, coshocton county. those storms have either weakened or moved away to another state. we had a cell that moved flew downtown cleveland. some lightning and thunder, maybe gusty winds. another cell we're watching moving out of brunswick. this one has strengthened moving into ben nick's corner, grafton to litchfield. so far so good, just so watching cells through pier pont. it's weakening and moving away very, very quickly. 90 degrees akron, deminttor. then the rains came through. the soup is there. it's very warm, very humid. temps dropping down to 70. if you have a high school keep the storm shield app on your phone. we'll have the latest throughout the evening. >> he took her away. >>> only mon 5 a family demands answers after a 17-year-old was murder and left in a

sad for the state of ohio. embarrassment. should have never happened. >> . now fans tell me that the announcement was made in terms of refunds for the game would be announced tomorrow. i can tell you the packers are still here. at the stadium. they are waiting their team bus to come pick them up. also waiting their team charter to come pick them up. and fly out of akron tonight. the next time we see the packers will be friday night. in green bay. of course the night that the cleveland brownsp preseason with game one. >> . i'm sure the players were upset too. >> . a lot of them coming out here. not getting that opportunity. in hopes of making a roster. >> . quickly. you're on the field now. we heard reports earlier that parts of it had the consistency of tar. what's it like down there. >> . yeah. it's hard to see where they have the center paint. the pro-football hall of fame logo. mid field. when it happened they had put the paint down. they tried to dry it. when they tried to dry it it hard -pd. and so the little rubber together. making it feel like a sticky

that i think the rest of ohio and the rest of ohio citizens has a different view of that. >> passed this law are the same legislatures that campaign after campaign talk about local government. local government should have control. >> reporter: david thinks many clevelanders will suffer. >> people who live in the city that can't afford to take care of their property, that can't afford to buy houses, that can't afford to feed their kids. if you can't afford to pay your city taxes, then the city will lose all the way around. the chance. in cleveland tom beres channel 3 news. >> thank you, tom. >>> as wild fires rage on, the state of emergency has been declared for 20 counties in the state of washington. the wild fires continue to threaten homes and natural resources in the spokane region and conditions are not expected to get much better with hot and windy weather expected over the next week. >>> now the fbi is investigating whether russian intelligence agencies ar responsible. anonymous source tells cnn the breech is believed to have targeted individual reporters but the newspapers network

, case of made headlines,rt ohio teacher injur after rocks were thrown from interstate overpass and now two years later one of the men involved free. jennifer jordan has more. >> keefer mcgee is a free man after servingng 11 half months behind bars, that was the minimum with a 19-year-old for his role in t headlines, he was reportedly th driver of the vehicle in which she in three friends traveled over interstate 80 overpass in pennsylvania in 2014. brothers dylan and brett lahr and tyler porter were charged with throwing rocks from the overpas the smashed through the windshield of a car hitting sharon budd, it has been a long road to recovery for the teach permanently disfigured, suffering brain damage and lost vision in one eye, and another tragic blow to the family, earlier this month when her husband randy budd died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, they say he plead guilty to aggravated assault and understands the heard that come from randy budd'sse death but t judge said they were not a cour to that, jennife

>> he is going win parts of ohio where people are really hurting. there will be sections where he is winning because people are frustrated and haven't heard answers. but i still think it's difficult if you are dividing to be able to win in ohio. >> all right, to talk about that and a lot more with me now washington correspondent and trump supporter, scotty hughes, also with us, clinton supporter maria cardona. thank you for joining us. yeah, he says it's going to be difficult for him to win ohio. look at trump, he says he is the best deal-maker out there. why can he not seal john kasich on board? because even you admitted he needs this. >> oh, he does, every republican needs the state of ohio. the question i think jake probably asked governor john kasich, what can donald trump do to win your support? or at the very least stop being the worst torpedos that are coming from the campaign are the same ones with r's by their name. you can sit down with interviews with john mccain, lindsey graham, and they will be the worst sticks of dynamite that will imp

they now claim they have 99.9% penetration of coverage in the ohio area. they're breaking the rules. they're the first major company to get rid of restrictions. they were the first to give free roaming. now they're ruling out one plan older plannings. -- plans. it's no longer 50, 60s, 70. they're trying to get everyone on the $75 plan, all unlimited, all n. they're the company to watch. what t mobile does antagonizes all other companies. at&t and verizon wake up and adjust. >> those two comfy. they're not budget. >> this is going to be an interesting holiday quarter. >> we'll see what kind of impact that makes. let's send to hollie with a different forecast. >> it's refreshing. getting ready for the new week, school week and year for a lot of you. let us know on social media if you're starting today. love to give you a shout out. we're going to see sunshine could see a spotty sprinkle this morning. we take this look today. we're planning on temperatures in 2720s temperatures in -- in the 70s for highs. it will be hot in the classroom. >> sounds great. thank

. >>> clean up is underway in medina county round of strong storms rolled through northeast ohio last night. just look at the damage right there left behind. large branches were scattered across lawns. wires were down at least one home was damaged out there. a branch piercing the ceiling of the living room causing a leak. medina township fire officials believe that their storm was rotating, judging from the damage that you'll see there. but they don't think that the funnel will touch the ground. mark j. weather, just a lot of could blow 90, 100, 120 miles an hour. indeed it could be straight lying winds. most likely it was if weather service changes their mind. we'll have it for you. dry weather on the power of five. no rain to speak of. barely a cloud in the sky folks. look at these temps. 81 in cleveland and then you'll drive south a little bit here in akron. 85 canton, 90 degrees hot. dover new philly, inland areas away from the lake breeze are much warmer right now. but come on up to root tribes. 78 degrees, clear skies and cooler at 7:00 p.m. right now. pardon me, right downtown.

river valley, much of that center portion of the ohio river valleymuch of that is miami land. but along the wabash and the miami rivers, you find a huge group of very diverse people. so, for instance -- originally a french post on the wabash, you can find several groups, kickapoo, you are going to find miami. as we move toward the center -- and these are fairly well-established towns. these are 5,000, 6,000 people. these are not scattered indian villages. they are united by the trade. you are going to find shawnee. you are going to find delaware. they have moved from pennsylvania into the ohio river valley. you are going to find mohawk who have come down from iroquois land. you are going to find seneca people. you're going to find even people from virginia who have moved into the ohio river valley. host: did the european men marry into any of these indian tribes? professor sleeper-smith: yes. for most of the fur trade, it would be very difficult for them to trade. they had no understanding of indian languages. and initially women act as cultural medi

they were shot after a woman was killed and elyria responsible he shot and killed sad for the state of ohio it's an embarrassment. this year's class of inductees were honoredof and tony dungy. the parade.a what a great weekend.r i've been very involved for the holland came for so many years since i was youngy i did you tat over fort mark. do you did it with mark. he's obviously from start county it was a wonderful weekend that's i was in here times. every single year we been doing itite over 4500 volunteers a red here is a couple of photos.rs and weaver the responses of the he was a gold jacket just sos needt to see how many people coe back every single year.y they love to come back every single year.r. i think we did have them. parker of worship in the sky. recall them gold jacket sets that they they refer to themd j such an elite group of guys. they had over 3,000 folks at the fashion show.d and then i do that. many big parts there in cantonso they do a good job. because they are extending their every year it's not just a week and a half of hall of fame.exer they're going to get that toge

the heat hand humidity in >>> we're following breaking news out of ohio city on west 25th near clark where police are on the scene of what appears that be shooting. this car is riddled with bullet holes. witnesses at the scene say they confirmed that. we'll bring you any developments on newsnet5.com. >>> now an in-depth look at how the company that makes the allergy epipen is responding to the price hike. >> the company announced programs to help people pay for the lifesaving medication. >> reporter: allergies send the company is responding. mylan pharmaceuticals announcing a $300 savings card but not reducing the drug's list price. according to the company's list price, this is why. >> had we reduced the list price, i couldn't ensure that gets one. so we went around the system. >> reporter: a two-pack jumped from $100 in 2009 to $600. >> the technology hasn't changed. meantime, the price sup 400%. she blaming the healthcare system. >> the system is broken. >> reporter: some parents whose children rely on pippen footing the bill. >> the financial burden is unbearable >> reporter: sara

ohio. >> yeah, i haven't looked at the website. obviously, it needs to be updated because we have dozens of offices in ohio now. and we had folks out at every one of them. working this weekend to contact voters and so there's a very loyal group of volunteers that have been helping. he's got an excellent stab here in ohio. and so we're excited about the prospects moving forward. we have just got to do our work to make sure, again, republicans understand what is at stake in election and we get them out to vote. >> going back to your assertion there is an excellent ground game, for lack of a better description in place, as i pointed out, the website says seven offices open in ohio. the plan is to open 25 offices in this state. that's according to the cincinnati inquirer. 78 days to go. explain to me or justify to me your claim that things are looking better than what i'm reading from his own campaign website. >> yeah. again, i just think the campaign website, which i have not seen that particular language, it needs to be updated because there are many more offices open. we have a hand in hand relationship with the

the new paris ohio native is thankful for all of you buckeye state factors. >> it's great. northeast ohio is great. it's huge. [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: let's see if he can make it happen again here in rio. now ohio's rowers finished rowing today and without the medals they were hoping for, muler and partner grace completed the a final in the women's pair but this morning it just wasn't their race. they finished fourth over all. about six seconds back from bronze medal. and josh made the first american team to qualify for the a final. the medal race in the light weight. today he told me he is glad he proved they are glad to be here. they finished fifth over all about four seconds back from the gold medal. now russ, we will be watching those two university of akron folks as we watch clayton compete and sean gets started. no medal events though. we'll have to look forward to them hopefully making it to the finals h back to you. >> akron, i hear really cool people come from there. will you confirm that sara? >> i think that is true. you don't have to go far to fin

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of your forecast. >> we are looking a lot better fog. that will cross over to northeast ohio by early afternoon . we will looking at more sunshine and set of rain afternoon. let show you our temperatures across the board. greater cleveland 69 degrees. upper 60s dover/new philly. dew points are starting to fall as our temperatures continue to warm-up throws afternoon. is the first morning in about 9 days that i haven't talked about any moisture, tropical moisture, just a little bit of ground clutter that is taking a the area -- up the area. the browns are back tonight and will play in a little bit of sunshine. >>> it will be a little bit difficult later on this evening could you have the browns, the indians and paul mccartney. look at the 71 ride into the no problem at warrensville heights treader we do have a problem in warrensville heights, 90 will be closed. >>> breaking overnight: a fire breaks out at an apartment complex in warrensville heights at shaker park gardens. it is a three-story building. our overnight news tracker sent us this video. witnesses tell us this started as a cooking fire f

important poll in the swing state of ohio. now secretary of state clinton is up a few points over donald trump. your thoughts about this new poll? >> well, monmouth is a pretty good polling organization. shows that he is behind. he has got to win ohio. he has got to win florida. he has to keep the mitt romney states and win something else. it shows he is within striking distance. i think what's interesting is that these battleground state polls, is he not doing as well as you might expect if you looked at the national polls i think part of the reason why is because the clinton campaign has either run or placed $150 million of spot tv in the battleground states and super pac associated with her priorities u.s.a. has put another nearly 43, $44 million in advertising that it's already run. so nearly $200 million of advertising in the battleground states and that's been going on since may 16th when the priorities u.s.a. began running its ad. donald trump began on friday he put $5 million up. 40 to 1 disadvantage that's why he not d

and the rest of ohio citizens have a different view of that. >> that's the same legislations that talk about local home rule and in smaller government. >> he's worried about clevelanders that may not get this chance. he makes $31 an hour. >> we live in the city. why shouldn't we be allowed to help work and build it up. >> lawyers will argue. a judge will decide. >> now, the new state law says it doesn't take effect until august 31s. the city wants to look at that. other clevelanders may not get to see the same chances raymond did. they've been on the losing end before of predatory lending and residency gun laws. >> i don't think i've seen the topics. >> he was passionate about this. >> the governor signed the bill back in may, making it official. he did he talk with governor kasich? >> he's been working on the opportunity corridor. that's why people are scratching their heads a little bit. the mayor spoke to him, but he wouldn't say what the governor told him. he said ask him. we did. what the press secretary said, hiring, and we look forward to working with local stake holders to adva

rob portman certainly isn't going to get a lot of votes from here in ohio. afscme people is responsible for the content of this advertising. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! new meta daily heart health. it's clinically proven to help lower cholesterol. and having lower cholesterol is something to celebrate. help trap, remove and lower cholesterol welcome back to fox 8 news it is 8:31 a.m. here's a look at our web time caught in time lapse. he's temperatures will be storing upll to close to 90 degrees. seventy-seven90 right now. seventy-five and akron canton manso checking in at 76.6. things still around 74. watch as we put them maps and motion here.we 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. things start to fire up again and not that tropical for sure pit let's have a's look at that eight-day forecast with highs today to have forecastses thisave -- we will start to get closer toc average for this timelo of yearr

in desperate need of the rain and across northeast ohio, we're not dealing massive wild fire, but we are in need because we're under a draught across the area. to get caught back up, need about 10-12-inches of rain to make up for july and august. >> that's not gonna happen. >> it may and consecutive rain falls here, but it will take definitely a lot of time here. not gonna happen in one quick burst but tonight i'm tracking rain on the scattered side for some locations, you can see the making their way to wayne county, that's the first sign of a little bit of stormy activity. today, another hot one and still almost at the 6:00 p.m. hour, lake county, the feel like temperature that mixing in with the dew points and ambient temperature, 95 degrees so definitely warm air over new phillie is 94. a little bit of relief if you could say that greater cleveland. dew points on the oppressive side this evening. probably gonna have that ac cranking. i'm tracking just a few spotty showers. no lightning but could see things rev up as more storms make their way to the mans field area. this is route

our response to attack on voters rights, it is our goal to register over 2000 people in the state of ohio as of today, we have already registered but registering them is not enough. we are going to turn them out to the polls this fall and beyond. it is our plan to knock on every voter store at least three times , but we're not going to stop there. we are going to send each and every one of them an application for early voting and not only that, but we are going to call them several times as well as text them. we are going to chase every new registered voter to the polls. total, we are going to have over 125,000 conversations with new voters as well as those of low propensity to vote this fall. we will knock on over 500,000 doors and these new voters will be registered. these 200,000 voters are going to decide the election in ohio this fall because people cannot be denied their voice. running programs to register and turn out voters ever since 2007 and we will continue to do so beyond 2016. this is not just one election, it's about people of faith, regular, everyday people having the power

as we finish out the month of augustt with drought condition on still prevailghnd across most of northern ohio and put that on the back burnerbu because the rain we had a rcoupp of weeks ago but we need some rain andlele probably have a fe showers on sunday like it will be anything super widespread. that is good.beg 9:18 still to come fox8 news at nine.. n police uncover a new clue in the murder of two in nuns. officer search for the killers find outwo oicer what was found nears fo their home.at was found near their home. teacher says he was attacked ind his classroom found a bloody death and ins is a type. hear what police have discovered that change the storytory completely.ely. incredible twist. taking a walk but before youor head back out an important warning involving thousands ofua baby strollers. we'll see a lot of themb sundayd people bring their families down to the fox8 fox trot today's the final day to register online.lin you can still just show up atat 7:00 anytime after 7:00 it willl register you on that day on sunday. 1 mile walk su kicks off an hourour later 85:00k run starts at

a few rumbles coming into western sections of ohio. back to the north the cold front will be dropping south as we get into the day tomorrow. for showers and thunderstorms. we had this rain out to the west of us and he can see the further east it goes it really starts to peter out as we have had dry air in place today and that takes some time to get that error and have rain that actually reaches the ground. we will be in with traffic and weather in the morning to let you know what is going on. i think a lot of us will of the day kids will be getting home from school. we will see embedded thunderstorms from time to time. through the evening it will start to spread south and the cooler and drier air will be filtered tomorrow night. it does not look like tomorrow is going to be a drought buster for us. a lot of us are not getting downpours. they will be firing up. we have three storms in the atlantic side. the hurricane gaston on the atlantic is not a problem. tropical depression eight is moving away from the carolina coast but td nine is s

sot :37 oc: "across the country " favorite over miami of ohio saturday.. the red hawks are coming off a 3-9 season and return 10 starters on offense and 7 on defense.. they got hammered by wisconsin last year but they are looking forward to facing another big 10 team in iowa city. the long term success of iowa and how physical they all were trying to become a physical football team in our own right in again i don't know that were that we are as physical as iowa but will buy a long stretch but it's a their guys to feel what physical football at the highest level feels like because they are one of the more physical teams the country and then see our kids respond to that and the excitement and nervousness and you're going to a hostile environment and you're up against it and how you respond or you gonna respond by come out swinging and fighting :33 oc: "swinging and fighting " and finally it's monday time for another edition of john's big ole fish. miek dixon was fishing indian creek and could not believe it when he landed the 40 inch musky. the clark boys fr

>>> power problems persist in parts of northeast ohio. parts of the area still don't have power more than 24 hours after the storm first rolled through. >>> the energy stadium gets millions of dollars versus upgrades -- for some upgrades >>> and it is not just the big dogs getting attention at the brown's training camp. let's get a look at the little guys stealing the spotlight from the players. >>> ledger here with us it is 5:00 on the dot. >> first thing first, your latest weather and traffic updates to get you headed out the door. >> how is everyone doing? ready for your thursday. 77 degrees right now. we have flow from the south so is humid it is a sticky start. as far as the wet weather goes we saw more storms roll through last night . we will probably see some more today as well but for right now the majority of us are dry until we had over to the side. ashtabula county you are waking up to some moderate showers. along 90 you're seeing some light to moderate rain falls right now. as we head throughout your day, these highs degrees. t

also his comment about mccain aren't helping. >> the state of ohio we often talk about the state. ou look at the last 30 presidents 28 of them have taken the state of ohio. talk to us about how important this one is. >> ohio is key for bop candidates. they are questioning whether or not trump can win a state is obviously an issue his campaign. the fact that arizona is a topic is a tremendous concern to trump's campaign not counting 196 the last time arizona went to a democrat was 1952. the polls had him down in the polls. you are lacking at a wave election an election where unusual things can happen republicans are in danger in the senate and the house. if we could bring up the polls ohio 28.8 percent and hillary clinton was 42.6 percent. arizona trump is still leading slightly 44 percent to clinton's 42 percent. one of the issues is the honesty factor with hillary clinton. tim kaine was unable over the weekend to answer questions when asked whether hillary clinton lied about the e-mail user and public information. >> i have heard clinton say over and over again when sitting next t

he is the leader of the party in ohio. that's your job. n the path of light and the path of darkness, when you stand up in front of an audience in cleveland, ohio, for a debate, as john kasich did, and raise your hand and say that you will support -- you pledge to support the republican nominee, and then it isn't you and it's somebody that you -- that defeated you, that's going -- and therefore not going to support them, you're going down the dark path. poppy, i want to go back to one thing here on that temperament issue. i made a list of descriptions of hillary clinton from a new book on her -- from secret service agent and other books from people, including former staff members, who have dealt with her. and in materials of temperament, they say she yells, she threw a vase at her husband, she hollers curses, volcanic eruptions, screams, paranoid, held grudges, unleashes tirades, belittled staff in front of other people, et cetera. if we're going to have temperamental discussions about temperament, then i think we should bring it on and i t

that's high school coverage inen all of northeast ohio right here ?? >>> kind of funky but it is really beautiful. >> we had a couple peaks of > earlier it's nice to' have a thes brakes a break some fun between the clouds. >> two nights to walk offs. >> friday night and all in the park homer to win the game.in indians were looking for anothen win last night against the toronto blue jays and they got some help from lonnie baseball.a lonnie hitz's huge bomb with hits this huge bomb with two men on and ties with the jays 55. who would you rather have at at plate up in the bottom of the ninth?m tyler lakewood hoping for some fourth inning luck but he could not get the job done. lu we can't blame him right?? he looks tired from the last two nights in the tribe falls in thisis one peek in. >> it is beginning to feel a lot like the nineties downn there in the house last night the indians faced up against the gh torontos dj's. >> there's a lot of exciten . team even from lebrn james and self. >> cleveland indians are red-hot if last night's history making home

ohio. in 2015. that's a record high in an average of 8 deaths per day. >> . just on tuesday at this week in cincinnati. there were more than 60 reported drug related over doses. >> . u.s. centers for disease and prevention visited ohio to study the problem. despite the factors. governor caseic says he feels like the state is on the right track. in tackling the problem. governor caseic also wants schools to talk more about the dangers of drugs with students. to try to tackle the problem. before it starts. >> . >> a lot of work to be done. >> . judge siding can cleveland mayor. in a major gun rights decision. also ruling that parts of the city gun law violate the constitution. a county judge is upholding the city new registry. a key provision there forcing gun offenders to register with the city. within five days of being released from prison. or moving to cleveland. but the judge did over rule several parts of the city new gun law. including a provision for a stricter definition of automatic weapon. >> . eleven year-old cleveland girl is recovering from wounds

that i think the rest of ohio and the rest of ohio citizens has a differen >> we live in the city, this is our city so why shouldn't we be allowed to help work and build it up? >> columbus and akron had similar hiring laws. cleveland is suing to block that. >>> all right a lot of people up in arms about this in cleveland. another power grabby the state? >> absolutely. i think the young man was absolutely on point. we live in the city, we pay taxes in the city so we should be able to work in the city. let local affairs be. this is something we have a small portion of these billions of dollars being spent in an area where they sufferer poverty. we are trying to make sure that those folks are not left behind. so absolutely. they want to make sure they have an opportunity to work on the jobs. you will create havoc if you bring people from outside and continue to work on these projects. it's going to be a recipe for disaster. so mayor jac doing something that not just himself he believes in, but this entire community is behind him on this. >> does the city of cleveland want to be that isolat

of the united states. i am excited about this opportunity. ohio. imi delegate from the san fernando valley of los angeles, california. i am supporting hillary. i could not be more excited to support the first female candidate for president. i think she is the most qualified candidate for president. i could not be more excited. >> my name is ryan and i am here from the ohio delegation. the important issue to me in this election is the supreme court. for me, that is the defining issue, who do we want to be shaping our laws and policies for the next generation. hello, i am a district delegate from fresno, california, congressional district 22. my delegate experience has been eye-opening. i feel like i am witnessing the death of democracy. do not feel included. i do not feel like my voices heard. and i am very concerned for the future of my country and for my daughters and granddaughters. i am brian connolly from warned county, california, and i'm having a great time as a delegate. i am here because of my grandmother, my mother, my wife, my daughter, an

the libertian party of ohio collected the signatures for charlie earls before johnson with the explicit intention of going back and swapping earl's name with johnson. >> this is unprecedented. i can't recall a campaign anywhere in the country where this is happened before. >> michael bowen says the strategy does not usually work like that. >> this or indictment are the only reasons people are thrown >> political analysts say that a 3rd party candidate like johnson has an opportunity to impact the race. >> his poll numbers have gone up between 7 and 10%. >> but if the office is not okayed ... then charlie earls will be on the state he filed in which is us. >> the secretary of state's office is investigating whether the swap is legal. as of now, they have filed from gary johnson. yesterday's filing counts for charlie earls. >>> this is atrium tower in manhattan where a man is using a suction cup to scale the buildings. witnesses believe he started it from a roof garden and spotted wearing a backpack carrying papers that appeared to have trump's names on them. the fire department working o

hillary clinton's campaign in the battleground state of ohio this week. she's expected to highlight her tax plan at an event in cleveland. it comes one day after the fbi sent members of congress the notes from the interview last month about her private e-mail server. days after that interview, fbi director james comey the agency would not recommend prosecuting her. >>> savannah guthrie sat down for an interview. >> she asked them to compare their experience being on the presidential ticket. >> i'm very well-known by the voters in one state. but now 49 other states have to get to know us. that part of it is very, very different. it is fun. it's a sprint. when you get added to the ticket, you do the last 105 days. the candidate has been working for 18 months or longer. >>> today you can find out what alexandria is doing to fight an prevent mosquito-borne diseases. they're holding a meeting starting at 6:30 tonight. health officials will discuss how to prevent diseases, including zika or the west nile virus. >>> 4:36 is games in rio. a live look at the olympi

donald trump is set to speak in the battleground state of ohio. we're on it. he will focus his campaign on the critical battleground states of florida, ohio, and pennsylvania. can he win them and carve a path to victory? as we're just 100 days from the election. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." hillary clinton mired in controversy after she told our own chris wallace after she said the fbi told us her statements were truthful. even the liberal "washington post" calling her out, basically calling her a liar, giving her four pin pin pinocchios. she will join me with the reasons why she says that the president's failed policies led to her son's death and why she fears the president clinton will bring more of the same. plus mass protests breaking out in germany in reaction to the country's open borders policy. angela merkel has allowed million muslim migrants into her country. the result is a disaster. hundreds of woman have been sexually assaulted. there have been multiple terror attacks. what was angela merkel thinking. as americans see what

now this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. >> hi, i'm becky madigan with volunteers of america of greater ohio. school supplies are a part of the building blocks of a child's education. by for school, we're helping them to prepare for the future. right now we are teaming up with cleveland 19 news to help kids head back to school with the supplies they need to succeed. operation backpack is a campaign to give children in northeast ohio the essential tools to start their school year. backpacks, notebooks, pencils and crayons. you may have seen cleveland 19 news and our volunteers heading out and collecting donations in different locations in our community. but you can also help right from to come. go to cleveland19.com and click on the operation backpack link. check out our wish list filled with school supplies kids need the most and look for the link at the top of the page to make a donation through our amazon account. remember this is about a lot more than getting kids new books and supplies. it's about supplying them with definite -- confidence to tackle the future. and we thank you. nonwe en

the group has provided thousands of free screenings in ohio. >> coming up it is over and the kids are back in school. some parents are struggling to get their budget back in order after a summer of fun. we'll give you some tips on how to get your finances back on track. >> opt for teacher, it has been a debate for a long time. are attractive teachers beneficial to learning? >> you should know right now, there is a severe thunderstorm warning for richland county, the north central part of ohio, morrow county, knox county, parts of crawford county, ashland county as well as this line of storms is moving towards 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts, some hail. also what we are most concerned about is the heavy downpours. i'll put a tracker on this. this is tracking awfully quick. mansfield, 6:18. not too far away. lowdenville, 6:30. weller at 6:33. this is moving up towards the lake. ultimately, a lot of us will see rain. i'll get you updated on this in a minute. this. >> hillary clinton with a briefing on security threats. donald trump got a similar briefing earlier this month. he spent his campa

once again, miami of ohio at iowa on saturday. marc, are you ready? "let's do it man. i've been long time." i've been ready for a few weeks too... we'll be right iowa city led cedar rapids 6.5 to 5.5 ... there's the ryder cup... today was singles play, 12 matches in all ... let's go to the first hole, trey skaugstad of iowa city knocks in the birdie putt to win the hole... he defeated matt taylor of cedar rapids 2 and 1 ... 4th hole, drew dalziel with his 2nd shot on the par 3... chips it on the green and gets a nice roll that stops about two feet from the pin... he'd win the hole and beat vern boenish of cedar rapids, 3 and 2 ... but cedar r huge push... prairie grad mason linn knocks in the birdie on 2... he won the first five holes and would defeat ross mclaughlin of iowa city 9 and 7 ... 3rd hole, par 5... justin pansegrau with his 3rd shot and it rolls within a foot of the cup... he'd win the hole and win a tight match between aaron strike, 1 up ... 11th hole, par 3... chris james putting for birdie... bingo... he defeats chad mccarty 5 and 3... cedar rapids in a

that's right, kala harrison of middleton, ohio, wins the gold in judo. your hometown came up here to make us burgers and you're going to make us smile from rio. >> you're making me hungry. i have to get out of here and get dinner. kala harrison worked really hard today. she had four matches. she came out on top in all of them and defended her 2012 london gold to become olympic champion. just earlier this evening, she won her second gold medal in judo in her weight class. now she just gets to enjoy the moment. >> i've been fighting as no. 1 for a while now and i've been dealing with that pressure. and at the end of the day, this is what i wanted. i wanted to be no. 1 in the world. i wanted to be olympic champion, so that pressure is just noise. the only pressure is the pressure i put on myself and i knew what i wanted to do today. wanted to do. she told us that the second gold was even better than her first one. no wind today and that meant that the rowers could get out on the water finally. we had two delays already this week. came in just behind the brig

ohio. tonight donald trump is in iowa. i'm here in one of the biggest prizes of them all, beautiful ohio.ust next door is all important pennsylvania. now a poll out yesterday paints a rather bleak picture with clinton leading trump there by 11 poeints. john king is at the magic wall breaking it down for us. trump needs pennsylvania to win the white house. >> it is very hard to get trump to 270 without pennsylvania. let's look at the threshold number. 49 for secretary clinton, 38 for donald trump. 11 points right there in a state donald trump needs. now it is august. if you are looking at these numbers, he has a problem with key voting groups. you were just talking with michael steele. why is he in the fight, look at the numbers here, hick is getting eight in ten democrats. 78% in pennsylvania say i'm with the democratic nominee. on 60 pakistan of republicans say they're with the republican nominees. she largely consolidated support, he has not. the second problem is among independents. 45-29 hillary clinton beating trump. if she is doing well in inner city philadelphia, and also doing wel

. >> itself for the city of ohio state of ohio and city of it's embarrassing. >> thisra year's class of inductees were honored on saturday including brett favre, tony benjyin and orlando the tie this morning it is 7:09 a.m. keep it right here on fox eight news in the f morning. >> i got a lot of attention when it openedng. now ten -year-old boy is dead after the world's largest waterslide what happened is next. >> disney is making a change after aa toddler was killed by a >> good morning, everyone the fox eight forecast the sunshine most of the day we have called cover for the south that will begin tofhehe stay low. humidiy will stay low we talk more about the rain chances and look ahead into the weekend in just a couple of minutes patty.nd >> very active out here along clifton and likely will give you all the details on the s in or call in today find your will come back to fox eight news in the morning. we are still waiting to hear what happened ono the world's tallest waterslide yesterday that left t the boy's dad. trying to answer the question. we have the story from kansas. >> we

ohio. he'll be speaking at university of akron. >> at the rods arena -- roads important for democrats and republicans specifically northeast ohio here. voters here in ohio have sided with the last ten presidents. that goes to show you how key this is. average of ohio's top polls shows that donald trump is behind hillary clinton in the buckeye state. tonight at 7:00, he's going to appeal to voter who is haven't yet made up their minds. clinton camp is not silent about this. ohio.com is reporting antitrump news conference this afternoon made up of leaders from summit county. tomorrow, also an event held surrounding a new downtown clinton campaign office. if you remember, hillary clinton was here in cleveland last week. so lynna, we're likely going to see both candidates here making those stops a lot more in coming months. >> you bet. thanks tiffany. >>> hillary clinton's e-mail she maintain had the former secretary of state colin powell used a private e-mail server too and encouraged her to do the same. he says he told her about his practices but she had been using her own private server for a year. a

. >>> and let's check in on what is going on in the area of ohio. and we're looking at a good looking day. >> and yeah, you know, it looks great out there and it's gorgeous. we're expecting a good chunk of the state there is a chance there is some rain, though, lingering especially as you live closer and closer to the evening hours and let's jump to it. the current temperatures now, really, really up there and we're talking 86 in peninsula and sullen, kirtland and chardon. good afternoon, bedford, 84 for you and 87 toward mentor and 86 into euclid. as we head into the west side, we're also seeing numbers in the 80s. ashland, i think, there is a couple of days now and i am sure it's warmer there. let's look at the radar. we're-to-ing about how dry it is. the bigger picture shows the rain chances. a big system sitting down near the gulf and spewing up tons of rain into the florida panhandle and they have been suffering from that and we will get some of the moisture pumped into parts of northeast ohio as we head through the next few days and this is a l

now being offered half of ohio's form pharmacies. it's an anecdote that can restore breathing in a matter of minutes. that drug will soon be available in 79 of ohio's 88 counties. >>> now let's get a check of that forecast. >> good morning, everyone. good morning, jackie. here's what you need to grab. maybe a light sweater because it is going to be brisk. temperatures in the 50s. as we head into the afternoon, lose e shades. lots of sunshine. highs reaching 85 degrees. later, we'll need an umbrella. those rain chances are going up. hopefully by that point, you are tuck away in bed getting rest. that's a look at your forecast, jackie, back to you. >> coming up on good morning cleveland for you, a peek behind the curtain. who is revealing a new look at the beauty and the beast movie. labor day weekend gets here. breaking live, we are just learning kim jong-un has executed two of his officials using an antiaircraft gun. one of them for dozing off during a meeting with the leader. the other because he was seen as challenging kim jong-un's

and all over the state of ohio. with a couple of exceptions, south towards athens. and isolated showers that will dog day, such a beautiful day out that i thought i would show you the pics via twitter. look at that look. with the glasses, we are loving that. finally, look at the look on that little pup's face, just beautiful. the national dog day. and if you've got two, i've got two, a little 13-week-old pup and a 13-year-old dog who is not really fond of that showers and the thunderstorms well off to the southwest as they will not be returning here until likely some time sunday. we do have gaston that is not a hurricane yet, still moving out of the central atlantic. this is still a disorganized area of pressure, but everyone here is nervous. if they move up right in here that it will be extremely warm water, developing into some florida. something that we'll watch with that front that came through yesterday and that it stalled out in southern ohio. it is butting up against it, stirring up severe portions of southern indiana and illinois, nothing for us. enjoy tonig