take a leading cross is vice chair of the portage county republican party. she says she's received hundreds of support of stalling campaign signs this election season. >> it does seem to be more prevalent this election cycle than previous election cycles. i feel like we needed to raise awareness. the portage county sheriff says campaign sign that usually occur this time of year, and are often the result of children committing halloween pranks. can you give this isn't funny, cute. it's against the law. the lanes as people that have been targeted say that these are specifically grabbing trumps science. >> at the trump signed between two other candidates they took the tram sign and let the other two. had another they took the time sign and left the fight expected you benjamin says it's frustrating that his >> occupant being them out. i want to put a bigger sign-up now. if portage county sheriff says he has not has compiled a total list of complaints that he has received it called a person can be charged with theft and or trespassing. i spoke with craig stevens

christina ferguson is accused of smearing peanut butter on dozens of vehicles in the town of amherst in portage county. event, but it was actually a 'conservation group meeting.' ferguson failed a breathlyzer test on scene. she is expected to be charged with disorderly conduct. there are just 18 days until americans go to the polls to elect our next president. the two leading candidates had plenty to say about each other during a charity event in new york last night... mark albert has the latest from the white house. trt pkg: 1:23trt insert: 1:20 outcue: in phoenix:13 - :23 donald trump/(r) presidential nominee:25 - :34 sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee:49 - :59 mark alber/cbs news/the white house ?hil today - campaigning in key battleground states ahead of the november 8th election. (nats)they were together thursday night for a charity dinner that is supposed to include good-natured ribbing. (sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee)"this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it."(sot: sec. hill

trouble spot, wayne un portage county, roll call. us the can a lore are counties all at critical points. remember to use the low beams. we good get the high beams on and it scatters the light and works to blind you. use your low beams. >>> check this out. a van smashing through a store front. it is an angels on wheels fan. you can see it is still inside there, clearly stolen. the atm also still inside and a second van up in the air next to the store. see a cleveland police security camera across the street so there may be video. we are working on getting that. jackie and terrance? >> corrina, thank you. >>> hundreds of students in parma, parma heights and seven hills will be protesting. >> they are taking a stand on dramaticying changes set to come next school year. meg, what is the plan? >> reporter: well, students here in the parma school district want their voices to be heard. they want the parma board of education to happy about the proposed changes that lie ahead so they plan to exercise their right to protest. more than 300 stu

same thing in portage and summit counties, rain picks up through the 6:00 hour. in cleveland again the main batch of rain moving through the east side now moving out of the downtown, but there are scattered showers back to the west, so we're not quite done just yet. ready to send them off to school to the bus stop, prepare for a wet morning at the bus stop. through lunchtime there could be a few showers out there. for that ride home from school today and your ride home from work, there will be some scattered lake-effect rain. so we're going to be in and out of showers. cloudy skies and very windy today. i think winds will be sustained up to 20 miles per hour, but maybe some gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour out there. not a beautiful day at all. we could always use a little rain, i guess, and there's no baseball in town, so we'll just take it today. we have better weather tomorrow. that's good news for the watch party. i'll have that watch party forecast coming up at 6:15. laura. >> laura: right now a look at the roads for you. still haven't had reports of major

for your evening commute, another wave of moisture, heavy at times for dover/new philly to portage county. 57 degrees, so overnight lows will be falling to the lower 50s. these are accumulation totals, canton near 2 inches. >> wow. it doesn't really matter which highway you were on, janessa, whatever you take this morning, make sure you give yourself plenty of time. you are looking at 71 and badgley. look closely in that shot. you may be able to make out the rain falling on the highways. the back splash from the cars. giver yourself plenty of time. >>> let's head to the maps and take a quick peek at the speeds i am tracking in the akron area. ponding, green showing we are slick. 76 east going 59. southwest of lodi cars were going about 65 miles per hour. you certainly need to slow it down in that section. there we go right there. we have an report of an accident, 480 at lorain, the eastbound lanes. elsewhere a car into a wall at 77 north at east 30th. we are dealing with some of the affects because of the slick highways. i will let you know if i learn anything else when it comes to traffi

portage county republican party has read saved hundreds of reports of stolen trump campaig signs they say it's a lot more than normal,si one trump supporter captured a photo of the people stealing his campaign site, the say it is serious business.pl this allow funny this is not a prank this is against the law >> keep putting them out, want to put out a bigger signgn. >> a person can be charged with theft in trespassing,p the head of the portage county democrats say that their also dealing wit their share of stolen signs. >> it has been idle for years buts thrilled people for decade this morning the ohio rollercoaster met the wrecking ball, the big dipper at geauga lake amusement park was demolished this morning, here are pictures mo from skyfox of cedar fair closed geauga lake back in 2,007, the sense then and has remained, they decided to tear down because people were climbing o it, to trespass on it to take photos and they say that it was not safe.. the special weekend for a high school student with specia needs,en in wellington they rallied behind him during the school homecoming a

down to portage. the likely have some rain at least the night tonight. some of us have heavy rain already the area of low pressure is going to move quickly out of here so by tomorrow morning's commute most of us will be dry with the exception of the extreme eastern border but what everyone is going to notice a difference tomorrow is that wends coming out of the north and west pulling in cooler temperatures and we are talking we're this time yesterday. as far as well were going through the remainder of the day clouds are clearing out i do expect the sunshine he just before the sun sets tomorrow. police we're clearing out a little bit temperature wise in the mid 50s after midnight will be dropping down the upper 40s as we had into tomorrow morning really not a bad night tonight temperature wise was an absolutely gorgeous a degrees above are normal of 60 were going to be below are normal tomorrow that did not stop us from taking a shot. sam from care. of beautiful sunset we have kent in portage county here. beautiful fall foliage there. this is the first pu

not as bad in portage county. that is product waiting, okay? we are waiting -- that is fluctuating, okay? in us the core has county you have been moving a mile to four miles. here is the temperatures >>> let's head outside and check on our odot cameras. here is 71 at 480- fine. fog not too much of an issue. >>> breaking news coming into the live desk. an uber driver hit by a wrong- way driver. this happened along carnegie along east 40th. the driver was headed eastbound in the westbound lanes speeding, no lights on. the suv clipping the uber, then hit a fence, a guardrail, also a building. that driver then ran off. thankfully we with can tell you know one was hurt though. class. >> they are taking a stand against dramatic changes for the next school year. newschannel5's megan shaw is live in parma. what is the plan? >> reporter: students here want their voices to be heard. they within the the parma board of education to know they are not happy with the possible changes that lie ahead. today they will exercise their right to protest. more than 3

and into geauga and medina summit and portage seeing the showers. ashtabula has seen heavy rain. this is going to continue and be pret they persistent as we head through the morning commute. as we look ahead into the -- pretty persistent ands -- as we head through the morning commute. as we look ahead into the afternoon the chances will be there but it will be and miss. still breezy. you will need the jackets and have the umbrellas handy today even this evening still spotty showers showing up before things wind down. we will look at the weekend forecast and halloween. any slow downs danielle? >>> not big slow downs but we want to show you road conditions i-76 at south arlington street in akron and as you can see it's a slow commute but no accidents and no central interchange. we have 172 state route 172 closed near state route 39 because of an accident. your detour is wooster northwest to get around that. and we are dealing pretty much with the wet roads and seeing a number of accidents to the west 171 north at west 25th and west 130th at bellaire and we are seeing an accident i-

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 here if you have evening plans. taking the kids trick or treating tonight. i do suggest you have them bundled up. by 7:00 in the lower 50s no. need for that extra layer. what to look for here. track light winds. still this afternoon but the bigger weather story i'm going to show you hour hour. when the 70s return. >> wouldn't that be nice? we expect that. thank you. >> just six days away from the presidential election. today, donald trump was in michigan. hillary clinton was turning her attention back to ohio. first clinton is scheduled for a campaign stop at kent state university at 2:45 this afternoon. and 6:15 this evening she's giffords. we have more details on her visits on the news5cleveland.com. >> something is picked up -- stinking up the place. a truckload of ma manure was duched outside of the democratic headquar

the bulk of the moisture from portage county from kit to charlestown, moving to the east fairly quickly here. heavier rain, i know we have been soaking in all this sunshine for the last couple of days, but you can see wet weather is taking over for your thursday. but still, our city is beautiful and we are celebrating a win. >> we are not going to let good et in our way, janessa. we are dealing with the rain showers. yes, a little ponding even in the akron area. that is what the blue means. green means we are slick so extra careful in summit county, going 56 miles per hour. slow it down. elsewhere, we are looking >>> well, thank you. and now, how sweet it is. indians found themselvess in the world series. we know how that ended up. this time here we are again. the indians will host game one of a world series for the first time ever, the same night the cavs get their championship rings. they returned to the airport, hundreds of fans flocking there to see the indians coming back from toronto, not bad with team losing two of its starting pitchers a week ago and even picked to win the ameri

portage county bowling alley is starting a queen of hearts drawing after it won't want a record-breaking jackpot last month this year is t worth of drawings without it went great and the $3.4 million jackpot at sky lanes bowling in garretsville, and now they say they're going to start a new game with the first ryan on november 6, starting jackpot is more than $342,000, a dozenen klay boyd police officers smu duties tonight. this morning mayor frank jackson administered the oath o office to 19 officers being promoted, captain, lieutenant and sergeant, council president kevin kelley says the city is grateful for the work they do every day. pill that the year is a difficult one to go it is one that you have earned ago and never think that you are not appreciated by elected officials.yo have all chosen public service as a career and it was a and important career. the difference between you and is that my wife never wanted violence come home at night. the police department looking for more people to join the ranksks for more info, fox 8.co. >> . >> today promises accomplishmen through celebra

here's a look at the county so if you are shaded here, summit, good morning, stark county, ashtabula, portage, medina, wayne county all under a frost advisory. the reason is because not only do we have the cold air there but we also have light winds, clear skies all the things you need to prompt a frost advisory. where there's a little bit of warmer air towards the west. >> 45degrees in mr. walk. 37 in medina area. wayne county 38. 39 in both ravenna and ashtabula. hour by hour there's a little bit of relief. 60degrees not bad. lot more clouds moving in this afternoon. >>> well, the good news is here in the news 5 traffic center no issues as we zoom out. akron,76, to 77 and 277 trouble free, as well. zoom into long street. you are back open between main and broadway if you missed that in the akron area. told you yesterday. let's head outside and check on 271 at chagrin boulevard. nice and comfortable. let you know if i see any trouble spots. >>> there's a guy camping out at one of the most dangerous intersections in cleveland. >> he says he wants to put end to the violence. sarah phinney is l

is going to continue to track from west to, northern portage county and fight off to the east. the rain is starting to let up little bit in cleveland and tha is pretty muchtostshveno going over the next 45 minutes or so. there is the front pick you can see it here comes a well-define break in the rain out over lake erie. localized temperature 57 andnd made it into the high 70s yesterday. a high of 78 in the normal high as 64. the temperatures will continue front they're going to get even more of a noticeable drop in temperature later this morning. look at the temperature changes. significant change but 20 degrees colder in chicago an running the ball 15 degrees colder here in toledo. the rain will be gone between 7-8:00 in the morning. cloud deck will stay relatively that. it isla cooler and drier and mi not be until after you see pronounced breaks me overcast. the early morning showers will be in the heart of the morning we see some breaks in late they sunshine. of the wave cold air in the frost bites reefers northwester ohio. the growing season will more than likely come to a

at the very beginning of this animation, look towards youngstown, portage, trumbull county. that was the back edge of matthews clouds. they are now gone. that is one of the main ingredients we look for for quickly falling temperatures ov make this the perfect cold night is the wind. it is up in many places. ashtabula, and wooster. i am a little bit concerned about ashtabula, the winds are calm, there, the temperature may start falling quickly over the next several hours. overall, the wind speeds will tend to die down, tomorrow morning, instantly -- instead we could see tomorrow. that should be the case tomorrow afternoon. take a look at the forecast, the temperature range, 40 degrees enough to 54 degrees. a fall chill is in the air. why? look at the range of these temperatures. as low as some upper 30s in the valleys of richland and ashley county, 50s closer to the lake. -- ashland county. 50s closer to 43 degrees in wooster. take a look at your game day forecast, are you tailgating for the browns tomorrow? grab a jacket. the temperatures downtown will be warmer than where y

>>> all right, folks, in portage county, 303 to 44, state route 14 over lake rockwell closed for further notice as they repair the bridge. let's head outside and check 490 at broadway avenue. it is quiet with a small ride. no accidents to tell you about, at least at least on the highways. >>> great news for those living in north ridgeville, food trucks are finally legal there. the city council passed an be sold from vehicles. this opens the city up to food truck, ice cream trucks and other mobile vendors of the trucks will need to get permits to sell food, though, during the animal corn festival . >>> well, students heckled with hateful chants during a homecoming parade. >> but they took the ugly moment and turned into a beautiful one. take a look. the students create a wall of love, unity and diversity. we chatted with the students there and they told us how happy they were with the turnout. >> it is good that people pay attention, care and came here so that they care and actually know this is actually a real problem in the world that we deal with. >> the university leaders including th

portage county, you are at 56 in ravena. we will continue to build on current temps, go up ten degrees for most neighborhoods from where we're at now. a few spots with easily peak at 69. the norm for this time of year is actually 67. we are not too off from that mark. tomorrow ho warmer. we are talking 70. here we are on futurecast at 10:45. you can see we are in the 50s, dry and quiet. by wednesday we climb into the 70s. early thursday morning the morning commute will more than likely be a wet one for most. rain chances are going to significantly go up. let's go ahead now and take a look at your seven-day forecast just in case you are planning ahead. we'll be seeing rain chances increase for your thursday. full forecast. check us out on cleveland star 102 and 98.5 wncx. >>> it is time for pet of the week. >> this is leroy, a one year old cat. he is getting nervous, the longer we sit here. when he was comfortable he showed his true personality which is all kinds of he is only one. he was found as a stray so we don't know muc

and portage county workers averaged 17 cases. >> our community has so many resources that we're pulling forward to address the heroin more money. hundreds of millions of dollars spent every year on child neglect cases in ohio. many are tied to heroin. >> when children are neglected or abuse or left alone for a period of time, the impact is great.>> reporter: the solution, there is no easy answer. one option, more affordable treatment to make sure the addiction is handled before it gets too far. reporting live in cleveland, i am james dermody heads off and various by the school. >> reporter: those shocking works came from a substitute teacher in ohio. riley said the substitute in the work told her second grade class that he doesn't deal with bad behavior and that is what he would do if they acted up. >> after he said that all of the kids were jumping on their >> i think you need speed -- he needs to be behind bars. the stuff he said and the images he put into these kids heads. >> schools calling the statement alarming it unacceptable. the district is apologizing and investigating.>>> i s

wayne county to millersburg, you are currently at 37 degrees. 36 out toward portage county, so that cool air is in place. will notice a little bit more cloud cover, and to get you prepared for thursday, this is 2 widespread rain that will -- this is the widespread rain that will enter for the early morning commute. high pressure will dominate here. that is cold front that will allow the rain to return. enjoy, folks, the next 48 hours. lots of sunshine in our temperatures going above normal. 61 today. 44 with clear skies. please remember you found the futurecast. most of you wi 30s tonight so some of the coolest air we have seen since april. the seven-day forecast, two days in the 70s. that front will then fall about 25 degrees thursday. >>> it is cooler today, only in the 60s. but 70s by tomorrow. you have to love that. >> that will be nice. that will do it for us. for janessa webb, i am leon bibb. >>> scott says he will help you look 13 years younger getting the yellow off of your teeth due to smoking, coffee brynne drinking and what not. >> i have a birthday coming up, as well. i don't

the west side of lorain county getting a rain break there too and then dry across geauga lake and portage counties but it won't last long as this is shifting towards the north and northeast. there's a closer look lorain heavy rain wellington and 71. strongsville through we and towards millersburg new philadelphia and canton moving into akron too. everything is shifting southwest to northeast. so the areas that are not getting rain east of cleveland, you will see the rain come back quickly and because some of it is heavy, carrollton continues under flash flood washes. we haven't seen reports of flash flooding but because there's heavy rain falling we will keep watching the streams and rivers especially in flood prone areas. the low 50s with a raw north wind. we are gusting to near 40 miles an hour. 53 to 57 wind and rain feeling much cooler as we go into the afternoon. let's check in on your roadways this morning. and because the drive may be an issue for some of you around cleveland this morning. no reports of any accidents right now. but remember, wind swept rain bridges and overpasses y

prosecutors say later that day, hays randomly fired shots at a car on the interstate in portage county, killing a 44 year-old woman from illinois as she and her family were returning from the wisconsin guilty to that killing. we should find out later today whether a body found on the shore of "lake monona" in madison this morning is that of a milwaukee man who did not return from a fishing trip. dane county authorities say a passerby found the body of an adult male around two this morning. 68-year-old larnal friend of milwaukee launched his boat on the lake thursday night but never returned. an autopsy is being conducted today. autopsy is being a milwaukee firefighter was hurt battling a 2-alarm fire that displaced nearly 20 people overnight. the fire broke out this morning in a duplex near 4th and concornida and then spread to a neighboring duplex. we spoke to a bystander who ran into one of the burning homes to try and rescue people trapped inside... 13:45:21 megan ortmayer/neighbor: as soon as i entered things were falling. all i knew was there was a lady in the back bedroom that wa

the portage lakes will likely see frost. greater cleveland, near the lake should, within five to ten miles, most likely not. so if you'#eplanning your q evening now, let's show you around 50 to 52. you better w3lpwear those sweat today we hit 64. that was at midnight. temperatures lpfell from there and okdidn't qrecover. we had almost .2 of an inch of rain area wide. let me show xdf?you hurricane nic direct hit from the qeye wall e??htoday as a to 120 miles per hour. on the island we've got zv?the r clearing here. the front is here. we do see the high move in c tonight, frost. tomorrow, though, the winds do begin to shift around during the afternoon. so after a t(very frosty start tomorrow, r warm lpup nicely. mid-60s. and then the weekend x+o?xdis l great, all right. if you're running a big qrace o orning, f?the cleveland qrace o browns 5k, like rob powers, many folks running in that race, it will be in the 50s. that ?:r? though. 41 degrees. 41 degrees. ?..% mainly clear, a? to the south. now, tomorrow your hour by hour, or

. >> reporter: there is none of the rust in portage county. >> we still have to get your teeth brushed. >> reporter: mother of four with one on the way has managed interview, rooting for your party's nominee to lose? >> is that bad? it's bad, right? >> reporter: you tell me? >> yeah. >> reporter: even her lawn is divided. where her neighbors have made their stand. >> reporter: the very first time that i, very sincerely said i will not vote for that man when he mocked the reporter with special needs. >> i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember. >> reporter: i had a hard time with that. because, as the mother of a child with special needs. i know how hard we work every others take for granted. and, for somebody to trample on that. i think that is inexcusable. >> reporter: says what about character? >> a lot. >> reporter: in your view, is donald trump doing lasting damage to the republican party? >> i think the republican party can survive a donald trump candidacy. i have a really hard time believing the republican party can with stand a donald trump presidency. >> you might vote fo

that would include holmes wayne stark carroll and portage and trumbull counties and trumbull county really bore the brunt of the rain last night. they got over 3 inches of rain in the southern part of the area. we are still dealing with scattered showers this next swath of persistent rain is now and as you move back towards worcester we will miss madeana and a good chunk of -- medina and a good chunk of cuyahoga county but we have drizzle and mist what everybody loves going on. now, this round of rain will start to move through. we will have that next batch moving in as we head into the overnight hours and then we will go back and forth with scattered rain showers. once we get into the start of the day tomorrow, here comes the front. watch how this thing pushes this rain. literally you will see the lipe come in and i rain to the eastern part of the area as we head through the afternoon. refer the winds are going to be -- remember the winds will coming out of the north 15 to 20 miles per hour rust in -- temperatures in the low 50?. friday night -- 50s. friday night football looks soggy and

you all noticed the wind and how cool it is a few sprinkles in geauga county in portage county. we are currently about 13 degrees cooler than yesterday currently 54 degrees in in the afternoon hours. by the time you are at sunset likely begin to clara. the wind is sustained between up to 18 in gusting up to 20 the winds will be called tonight there is the possibilit of frost. >> and details of the indians were cast, four-year-old shot at a barbershop during attempted robbery last nighttat >> what do we know about theta condition of the boy and anyone else in that barbershop? the four-year-old and 826 or older man were inside the barbershop on the west sidend w three armed teenagers try to ro it, there was chaos inside the barbershop on west 59th and storer avenue people injured and there was in the current exchange of gunfire between the two robbers and the people the shop, suspect was dropped off by a private car metro police to others got away two victims are reportedly in stabl condition, no word on the condition of the sushi roll suspect or the identity of his two alleged ac

church services to early morning brunch tomorrow, we are portage to cuyahoga county, temperatures in the lower 50s and still rain is in the forecast, but it's on the light side for your sunday afternoon. so we'll go with overcast conditions for today, temperatures still into the lower 70s, southeast breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour, 56 for tonight. so just need you to hold on. this is a great looking seven- day forecast. 66, mostly cloudy monday. hello, near 80 by tuesday afternoon. nick. >> the just wait for t. >>> this week we have seen more than our share of rain as janessa just mentioned. it's rainfall that has been overdue for many of us in northeast ohio. but that is just the beginning. in this week's mile ohio, leon bibb takes a look at the wonders in the back yard and how the rain gos from a dreary delivery all the way to a thing of natural beauty. >>reporter: when the storm clouds of cleveland roll in with angry faces, they charge with a windy an wet arsenal, we try to hanle. so storm sewers made by man go up in the water, directing the rain into natural waterways. eventually i

. >> pelley: there's none of the rust in white clapboard portage county. republican campaigns. in your view, is donald trump doing lasting damage to the republican party? >> i think that the republican party can survive a donald trump candidacy. i have a really hard time believing that the republican party can withstand a donald trump presidency. >> pelley: that is a worry for trump, because no republican has ever won the presidency without ohio. the great ohio divide, this sunday on "60 minutes." >> rose: the pentagon has identified the american killed by a bomb in iraq yesterday as 34-year-old chief petty officer jason finnan of anaheim, california. finnan was part of a bomban disposal team in the operation to retake mosul from isis. today, as many as 50 isis fighters attacked the city of kirkuk as a diversion. holly williams and her crew raced to the scene. >> reporter: isis infiltrated to neighborhoods across the city. ( gunfire ) we were with this kurdish swat team today as they fought a gun battle with isis. the surprise attack started with multiple suicide bombings befor

those hoping to get rich quick will be likely flocking t huntsville again, the portage county bowling alley starting a new queen of hearts try next record-breaking jackpot, a year worth of drugs without a winner created a $3.4 million jackpot hit scam involving common the honorable starting again with the first drawing on november 6r >> jack casino and jack thistledown casino to hire 150 employees, the job fair will be on wednesday from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the chase building, a variety of departments experience or training is necessary.. setting your kids up for struggles >> a parenting decision could affect yourur sons fertility when study shows major organizations receive funding from the top soda companies pepsi and coca-cola sponsored 96 health groupspsa the co-author says th public health measures to cut soda consumption they been blamed in the growing obesity epidemic in the us and associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease. so nine states and leg behind other nations and comes to instrumentality. and life expectancy rates becomes a surprise

portage county brett shutdown after steel pillars buckled,d, a company trying to get fiber optic sensors on bridges run th country code designed to preven problems for the happen, as dav every pillar under the lake rockwell bridge on state route 14 is ray's world buckledt, the damage discovered by chancet on monday by contractors working o ac different project nearby. there is infrastructure problem with bridges that we se frl over the place. this is that the northeast ohio company as a working for on bridges run the country capable of detecting problems immediately or before the happen. >> we did one at saint simons entrance bridge, in georgia it was cracked sensors were doing the brooklyn bridge in new york beginning at one end in new yor and heon end up in brooklyn and measure structural and crack sensitivities. >> engineers can set the levels they wantnt they have there were limits the monitor and they kno the limitse as they set those letters that we have alarms tha go offeyh they have sensors that can detect most in a dramatic changeth, they call iten a brai bald, they can detect p

you can see the cooler air from portage to giaga. 56 where that moisture is currently moving. good morning. currently at 57 degrees. so hour by hour we're not going to call this a washout saturday. you can see our temperatures by the one. 2:00, still in the lower 70s across most spots. tonight, mostly cloudy conditions. but still once you have that low gets closer and closer to the northeast ohio it's bringing in drier air and that will allow mess moisture to filter in where we've been dealing with copious amounts of moisture across the board. let's give you exact timing. you can see the clouds in place. maybe you're heading to cedar . this morning. kelly's island. that's a little bit of high pressure trying to build this throughout the 2:00 hour. not seeing any moisture. starts to rev up here by your evening from mansfield to wayne county but that's still on the scattered side. i'll be here tonight and we'll track the bulk of this moisture. going to move in overnight. some heavier bands from southern county to medina area. it will continue to come in here and even for sunday

maybe portage county, anywhere east of interstate 77 through midnight. after that, heading towards the morning rush, 34 mansfield. the skies will clear out. we will keep the clouds. we will be a little bit warmer. 49 degrees -- 51 degrees in medina. 49 degrees in ashtabula. mansfield is sunny. the worcester areas getting sunny. the sun has come out -- the wooster area is getting sunny. 39 degrees we will mention that isolated shower chance in one or two spots overnight. 51 is the high for tomorrow. you know what that means? when you are coming downtown to celebrate the cavaliers and the cleveland indians, and to have some ice cream, the ice cream will not melt quickly. the temperature will be in the high 40s lower 50s. baseball game. tonight 37 degrees. 51 degrees tomorrow. 51 degrees tuesday, 51 wednesday. we will be in the midshipman 50s on thursday and have some soggy weather. 54 friday, low 60s, the warmest day of the week saturday. and then a few showers. >>> struggling over an issue that took place over a decade ago. >>> abandoned houses cluttering

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. >> they are just spoiled. >> thanks nice break before the world series begins and that means we could see a few injured players returning to the roster. andy baskin is looking into that in this morning's sports reports. >> while at the cavs beat the dodgers tonight the

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people looking to get rich click will be flocking to a portage county bowling alley starting a new queen of hearts drawing after a woman won the record-breaking jackpot just last month and years worth of drawings without a winner created that $3.000000 jackpot at sky lane bowling terry all last month, but now skyline says they are starting up a brand-new game with the first drawing on november 6 the starting jackpot is more than 342 thousand dollars. to give melissa, the baby, 3.4 million, if you get some cool baby stuff, little college money there. i don't know if that's quite enough. i wouldn't know what to do with all that money. i would take a 20th of that basically. weather headlines of another chilly night ahead of us pray temperatures dropping rapidly and some of the outskirts. get ready to wake up tomorrow morning in the 30s. don't leave the windows open too much. if anything you might want to think about turning the heat on even if you're really trying not to and be a little rebellious. lots of sunshine really that a day forecast and gradual warming trend were in the midst of th

let's head to portage condition. state route 14. closed. they deemed that bridge unsafe. working on it there. the detour 303 to 404. let's head outside. not seeing in i problem. you are looking add four live looks of 76. over to you. >> all right. in help news this morning when it many cos to companies think brain games are the answer. but do they really work? a team of researchers looked into the science behind them analyzing more than 130 studies and dozens of companies behind brain training products. they found there's just not enough evidence to say they work. >> and warning if you use insulin pumps. johnson and johnson says it's pump could be hacked hackers could take over the device make it deliver unauthorized, possibly lethal doses of insulin but company says it is extremely unlikely that will happen. >> all right. we all do this. stopping to grab some cash from the atm. well it might be blowing your budget. the average fee is now $4.57. that is an all-time high, folks. cleveland comes in at 4.98. only use your wang's machines. you can also get cash back when you

down to a quarter of mile in portage county. dropping in visibility. your definitely going to take your time on the roads. you've got the visuals. >> yeah many absolutely. behind me that's the odot view. southern counties. keeping a close eye on the fog. >> thank you. now to a special escort to hem coming for the daughters of a fallen ohio police officer. his brothers step town make sure they have a night they'll never forget. killed in the line of duty. he left behind three daughters. courtney, brooklyn and alesha. when it came time for his -- they knew they had to do something to make it special. they provided a squad car of escorts for those girls and their dates. >> it's an absolute honor to take you guys to the distance. it is. >> he may not be physically here with us but he's in our hearts. that's all that counts. they made sure it's one she'll never forget. >> that's incredible. time now, 5:41. next on good morning cleveland, kim kardashian says two armed men held her up. her husband did what he found out about it. >> but high efficient -- might