we are ready out here, ramona. of course, you and i will be talking again back at 6:00 and tony zarrella just told me he's going to have tony francona's reaction to what trevor bauer did just coming up in minutes. cleveland 19 news at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty of streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway. asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts now. ? watch out you're in indian country indian fever. >>> oh, yeah. a little indians nostalgia as of the alcs. we are hours away. 3 hours and 8 seconds to be precise. we begin with changes to the indians line up. trevor bauer starting pitcher out for game 2. >> pinky finger on his pitching hand. tony zarrella live on what this all means, tony. >>> they are shuffling the starting rotation once again. you can't keep going through different guys. you havebe trevor bauer pitching in the afternoon and he sliced his pinky finger while repairing a drone. yes. he operates drones. we know that. he was repairing a dron

hey, jen. >> reporter: hi, ramona. been trying to show the rest of the world all of the great things that were happening. and you know what, they are finally starting to listen to us. they have had a year other cities have only dreamed up and it is just now starting to payoff. we hope this is not a once in a lifetime year. if it is, how can cleveland make the most of the positive exposure. the managing partner says we have to keep up public and private partnerships and they have lead to opportunities here. >> think about the growth of millennials downtown and you can think about the foody culture here and it is world class. we need to tell the story about the growth downtown. >> reporter: a surge in civic pride complete with interest sports and political journalists has helped us times and there have been hundreds of stories in the last four months. >> we are changing impressions and what does that translate too and they have come here to spend their play dollars. >> they say the economic development organization are s

ramona? >> romona: all right, jeff. some women take a dailiy multi vitamin or supplement and tonight we are getting answers from a health expert on the one vitamin you should be taking depending on how old you are. if you are in your 30s and trying to get pregnant, take it reduces the rick of certain birth defects. if you are in your 40s vitamin d is a must. vitamin d deficiencies coincide with conditions that occur in the age range like cancer and osteoporosis. for women in their 50s take vitamin b12. women's bodies don't absorb the vitamin very well at 50 so this will help. and women in their 60s need extra potassium. this will help decrease their risk of a stroke. mark schwab goes one on one with trevor bower. find out the one thing the tribe starter can't do. that's next in sports. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> mark: tribe is ready to go and world series starts tomorrow. cory klubber takes the mound, but when will danny salazar tak

ramona, back to you. >> romona: all right. i know that's not normal. [ laughing ] >> jeff: no. >>> now this, the number of american women who say they expect to have kids in the future, it's much higher than a decade ago. that's according to a new report from the national center for health statistics. 50% of american women between the a expect to have a child. 46% of women said the same back in 2002. the researchers don't give a reason why, though. >>> some people prefer using an ear piece to talk on their smart phone instead of holding up the device to their ear. as marley hall found out, a company is finding out a new way to answer the calls, simply with your finger. >> reporter: it's a little hard to believe. >> very awesome technology. >> reporter: that putting a >> it's so weird. how can you do it? >> reporter: can turn your finger into a phone receiver. >> it's amazing. [ laughing ] >> and if i take it off, it stops. >> reporter: the signal band can attach to a smart watch or classic watch. blue tooth connects it to your

ramona, over to you. >> romona: all right. jeff. >>> ladies, do you like a clean chaffin guy or one with a beard? a new study says ladies are all about the beard. you've probably heard this before. but now guys might want to back away from the razors. full preferred choice for the long-term while stubbled men were more attractive for short-term relationships. >> mark: what do you mean by short-term? i don't understand. >> romona: you're quick and you're out. [ laughing ] >> romona: that's what i mean. yes. [ laughing ] >> jeff: some might want that. >>> all right. this takes man scaping to a whole new level. a new survey shows half of bald >> mark: we're going to keep the uncomfortable subjects rolling. this is appalling. about 33% of men actually just trim up their leg hair and about 15% shave them completely. and often it says quite honestly they don't think it's weird at all. 51% say they never touch the stuff. 33% of women say they're good with a guy just trimming up the hair just a little bit. 33% say shave it. [ laughing

i know ramona will not like that. stay tuned. >>> the marathon race for the white house is now an all out sprint with 12 days remaining until election day. donald trump is making it clear how important ohio is for his chances of winning. >> mark: meanwhile hillary clinton is michele obama in carolina. craig boswell watching the action from the white house. >> reporter: it's a first in this campaign. hillary clinton and first lady michele obama appearing today. >> it takes a level of j generosity of spirit to do what hillary has done in her life. >> reporter: mrs. obama has become a powerful ally. >> i think you're getting the everything we care about is at stake in this election. so you've got to vote. >> reporter: hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign are also getting more attention. wikileaks published a 12 page memo from a former aid to president bill clinton where he says he pushed corporations that donated to the foundation to also provide in kind services for the president and his family for personal travel,

cleveland 19 chris tanaka is getting answers about some very >> chris: indeed, ramona. the ex-wife of new york giants kicker josh brown allege more than 20 instances of mental, physical and verbal abuse. the charges were dropped when she decided she wouldn't testify against him. late this afternoon, the giants expected to put brown on the commissioner's exempt list basically meaning his days with the team would be done. shocking details were revealed in documents released by police in washington and king county where the browns lived during the in his own words, brown said he viewed himself as a god and his wife was basically his slave. he went on to say "when i control her, she should be invisible and satisfied. she should die". he claims these were made as journal entries in a therapy program. the nfl suspended brown for only one game, the season opener, for violating the personal conduct policy. but now in light of this new information, league probe. in the locker room yesterday, giants players spoke about their kicker. >> his personal life is his personal life. when

ramona? >> romona: parents, a health alert you need to listen to. a new study found forcing your child to eat everything at meal time could cause a dangerous eating disorder. the clean plate policy may force them to not lessen to their hunger cues and make them over eat. this habit over time could lead to obesity and other weight issues later in life. >> denise: researchers at indiana university have come up for a new prep to getting a colon nose ask you pea m cleansing food bars and smoothies. it is a lot better than the pasty drink. many avoid a colonoscopy because of the process, but 40% of all colon cancers could be prevented if patients get a regular exam. thisy lost a bunch of players to injury. mark schwab goes through the injury list next in sports. >> tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., 3-d is not just for the movies. we are getting answers about how doctors are using it for a popular surgery. how the new technology will have you on your feet faster than ever before. and record heat continues. >> now, this is the surf report on cleveland 19 news. >> mar

forecast details coming up of the ramona? >> romona: homecoming is typically a happy scene, but tonight in euclid there was a somber memorial to a player who died after getting hurt during a game last week. shelby miller was there and is live with the touching tribute. shelby? >> reporter: yeah, ramona, it is very emotional. hundreds of people filled these bleaches behind us. the sidelines remembering andre jackson. he passed away after he took a hit on the football field last friday. hearts are broken across euclid and his family says what they did tonight is helping them remember and mourn their son. running out on to the field holding jersey number 24. andre crack son's dad -- andre jackson's dad held his jersey to pay tribute to his son. >> friday night was his >> reporter: this friday was extra special in a somber way. days after andre passed away the community came together to honor him at the school's homecoming game. teammates wore 24 on their helmets and bracelets and put his initials on their jerseys. all acts andre

. >> reporter: ramona, this case moved really quickly. patel pled guilty to 15 counts, including killing sonny. 15 members of the patel family in court, including his aunt, son any's aunt and upg ncle who were there the night of the south taylor. in court the assistant prosecutor showed perry running out of the restaurant and dropping money. they say after that, he went on a crime spree. went onto rob a subway and then tried to rob a dollar general in cleveland heights but police arrested him. today sonny's cousin had a chance. >> i hate you for being the last person that sonny last moments being filled with fear. i hate you for holding my aunt and uncle hostage at gunpoint after you murdered my cousin in cold blood. all because you wanted a few quick and easy bucks. >> even though his life was short, he made a positive influence on the world. he made it a better place for you, me and everyone he met. you two would have benefitted from knowing him if you would have given him the chance. says that perry lost his job and so it seems he deci

ramona? >> romona: let's turn to politics. 90 minutes ago donald trump wrapped up another campaign event in northeast ohio. >> denise: before he took the geneva he spoke one on one. what did mr. trump have to say? >> i was interested in a couple of areas. obviously jobs. would right to work states get the bulk of the jobs? and secondly, something i noticed regularly in rough neighborhoods, people especially the elderly, prisoners in their own homes. donald trump institute to a rousing cheer. the crowd was filing in for hours and waited for 90 minutes past the scheduled start time. no one here seemed to care. here and in northeast ohio, jobs are key. if he is successful in bringing jobs from across the border would they avoid ohio for right to work states? >> would they come bay -- back to the union area? >> it is unfair what has happened to our country in security and the border. and obamacare was very negative for jobs. >> reporter: he was criticized for saying many african-americans live in

ramona? >> romona: all right, chris. we learned of a major break in a slew of smash and grabs a -- at stores across northeast ohio. they arrested a suspect that could be tied to dozens of robberies. sara goldenburg has more on a story she brought you last night. we did digging and found they arrested a 19-year-old suspected it gang member for involvement in these smash and grabs. police say they were carrying out the robberies for the past year. >> reporter: the crimes have been plaguing businesses for months. smash and grabs caught on surveillance video across cleveland and surrounding sur bushes. it takes thieves seconds to ram into stores with vans and whisk away their atm's leaving major damage behind. >> the down. >> reporter: we checked in with naudra and she has been trying to get answers from police for the past month after her store was hit. >> all store has camera and why it not catch them, i have no idea. every day five store, two store, three store. >> reporter: and now a break in

deroos, ramona, back to you. >>> a man with a familiar political name faced a judge following his scuffle with a police officer during a recent arrest. carl monday who has been following the case found it's not the first time he's been in trouble with the law. carl. >> carl: yes. frank jackson was in court today. no, not the mayor. but someone who lives under the same roof. the mayor's grandson. mayor jackson's prodigal grandson before a judge today on charges of resisting arrest. e july when frank jackson iii was driving his dirt bike along martin luther king drive. police say the 19-year-old wrapped both of his arms around a female patrol officer as they both fell to the ground. >> it's my understanding that the prosecutor is willing to allow us to enter an sip program. >> carl: jackson's attorney is asking for a program. a program for defendants with no criminal record. trespassing case. charges in two other cases for burglary and possession of a controlled substance were dropped. jackson's inclusion in the dirt bike culture has become legendary. last year, we showed you this video jac

we have tony, ramona and mark out there at progressive field. guys. ramona it is a train running in the right direction. >> mark: yes, it is. i like that. >> romona: we want to let you know the gates opened at 4:30. fans are filing in already for the 7:08 start tonight. >> mark: they're looking for a little warmth. >> romona: yes, they are. >> mark: if they're smart, they're definitely headed in that direction. kenny lofton did make it in for the first pitch last night. kluber, i didn't even -- i was watching him. >> tony: historic. eight strike outs in the first three innings. bob gibson had seven. randy johnson had seven in three innings. kluber goes out. so it's a record. talking about the psychology of sports fans, by the way, i think clevelanders are getting cocky. i mean it in the best way possible. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: everybody i talk to i want a sweep. these series are supposed to go longer off. it's so unbelievable, tony, for us to be here deciding whether or not we're going to go support our championship cavs last night or go to the w

ramona? p >> romona: johnson and johnson is warning patients with insulin pumps that they can be targets for hackers. the pump has a bug that allows some to get into the device's computer and alter the dose of insulin. it could result in a potential lethal dose. the company says the chances of this happening is very low. >> denise: a tattoo artist in alaska has found a unique way to help clients remember their she is using their ashes as part of the tattoo. miss judy as she calls herself, as an artist she wants to help people grieve. one of her clients lost her daughter when a drunk driver crashed into her car. >> want to help them. it is emotional. >> we have to all develop our coping strategies through life and this is one that helps me to feel memory. >> mom says her daughter will always be with her spiritually and now she can keep her physically close as well. >> romona: coming up tristan thompson is giving jr smith some advice when it comes to holding out. i'm ted strickland, and i appro

ramona? >> romona: shelby, thank you. lebron james is not the only athlete talking about donald trump. chris conley from the kansas city chiefs say have i been in every locker room? no. the guys i know and respect don't talky -- like that. they talk about girls, but not like that. and kendal marshall says, psa, sexual advances without consent is not locker room talk. and another statement x i have locker room talk. >> denise: get ready to pay more for your electricity. first energy was given approval to raise rates for the next three years. just how much more can we expect to pay every month? dan deroos has just finished crunching the numbers. he is in the answer center with what he found. >> dan: and this is not just first energy customers. did i get your attention now? this is every energy customer in the state of ohio will have to pay this first let's get to why first energy asked for it. when you make energy as a company like this, you have a bunch of extra energy that you try to sell in

ramona? >> romona: right now we are tracking a major development in a high profile case. chris tanaka has the latest. >> chris: a few hours ago we spoke with the fbi and they told us the 325 tips they received about a kidnapping suspect who has terrorized the west side have all come up empty. you remember this surveillance video of a man they say abducted a 6-year-old girl from her cleveland home in may. 10-year-old from her elyria bedroom in the middle of the night. now they are refocusing on rural lorain county hoping someone will recognize this man. there is a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to his arrest. columbus police are still looking for a gunman who opened fire outside a school as it was letting out for the day. two students were hit x a 12-year-old and 15-year-old. they are in stable condition. they are stable at aal the school was briefly placed on lock down and students were dismissed out of the back of the building. and less than an hour ago someone opened fire on

ramona met some of them and shares their stories in ramona's kids. >> reporter: you are looking at the purple silent witness exhibit for domestic violence awareness month. honor men, women, teens, children murdered in acts of domestic violence. johnny holloway is one of the students from cmha teens achieving greatness program. who helped to create the exhibit. cutting out and painting the figures. >> it made me feel compelled. because many times, many times we just look over domestic violence and we just do not bring enough attention to it. to do this. so we can be aware of how domestic violence affects families. >> reporter: cmha helps to connect families to wifi. so high achieving students like frazier no longer have to leave homes to use internet for school. >> then gave tablets that came with a box. in that box and keyboard. >> reporter: kennedy collins black, high school senior is a tag student that tutored students at cmha center. >> makes me a better person helping others. >> reporter: jasciia ship works with ynger kids and a member of the distinguished gentlemen of the spoken w

ramona: yes, 15 or 20 years from now people will say look at how quaint that vehicle was. host: what's the difference between an automated car and a -- car? raj: auto maas -- autonomous car is a car capable of driving itself typically using sensors and computers that are puts into the vehicle. it senses what's happening in the environment and then has computers that reacts to the data coming in and then sends local commands for steering and braking and so on. a connected vehicle is something that is capable of communicating with the cloud, with traffic lights that are roperly equipped, with traffic vines as well as other vehicles. your smarts phones, laptops and desktops can communicate with each other. they can, why can not a vehicle? it can. it can commube indicate with the environment. so a connected car is capable of you know indicating wirelessly to others in the environment. telling where it is, who the, what it plans to do and sayer y wire information -- other information can be received wirelessly so it can generate a warning to the human driver so if the human sea

ramona may be off today but we have an update tonight. we first told you about 16-year-old jazz musician last year. check it out. last weekend he released his latest cd at the akron civic center. he started to play the piano at age 9 one from beginning to advanced in just a few months. every christmas eve he plays hospital for the sick and shutting and for families. last year he even let ramona join his band on the drums. let's go out live as cleveland indians fans are pouring out a progressive field we won the i'm ted strickland, and i approve this message. i carried a rifle in iraq and afghanistan, so we wouldn't have to worry about terrorists using them here. but now rob portman's blocking common sense laws to stop terrorists and criminals from getting guns. senator portman said no to background checks on all purchases. even voted to allow people on the terrorism watch list to buy guns. swing pitch in the dirt. throw by perez to first. it's a strikeout! it's a ballgame! what a finish. the indians hold on and when game one 295-4 and a n

ramona? >> romona: chilly. for tonight's ramona's kids we went to avon lake. students from high schoolss and 10 west side suburbs made more than 800 ceramic bowls that are a reminder of all of the empty bowls in the world. they held a special lunch at the american legion post in avon lake last week. for a $20 donation guests got soup and bread and one of the bowls. >> it is great to come here to see all of the people who come hoping gree. >> it is important to help people who are less fortunate. >> everyone here has a smile on their face. they are loving what they are doing. >> the restaurants donated the soup and there was a sigh lept auction. there was a silent auction. great work by them. >> they do nice work. merritt is the talk of cleveland. coming up in sports, mark schwab talks to the scout who discovered the newest star. >> get breaking news and weather on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the calvetta b f you deserve great tv service. me? ok... it's all about meredith. you deserve tons of free on demand channels, second lady. who's talking? and you

hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: it doesn't get much more useless than this. are you ready? >> romona: i'm ready >> mark: men's health survey, what experience of men say they experienceed basis. [ laughing ] >> romona: really? who cares. >> mark: i just need a percentage. . >>> it's one of the spookiest times of the year but you're about to meet someone that won this halloween. >> romona: chris kelly shared his costume. he's the that the company halted production on and was recalled after reports of overheating and fires. the device has been banned from flights, but this guy probably wouldn't be banned from any costume parties. >> mark: that's always a tough thing. come up with a costume for halloween. >> romona: is that funny or tasteless? >> mark: i think it's funny. nobody has been hurt yet. >> romona: you said yet. on cleveland 19 news, a road for a cleveland native and ac res monica potter. she's now starring on a new series on hdtv. we're taking you on a ride to see it. wait until you hear the name of the show. it's awesome. >> romona: love her. >>> clev

you no we're back and normally we do a little bit of timeout with ramona and tony. since tony is busy over at progressive field and ramona is off today, i'm going to sit back and let the we're letting them talk. there is jim and andrea right there. >> oh, great. >> mark: andrea, you used to do sports here. it was just a few years ago. >> thanks, mark. >> mark: so since this morning you said on the radio show you watched the game in your jammies last night. why don't you go ahead and give us an idea about what you thought happened last night. you were watching. what went on? >> it was a great game. i kept saying to jim i was so nervous. i kept turning away. it was exciting. the homeruns. andrew miller coming in in the fifth inning. that was a big topic during the game that francona obviously went to that matchup and it played out well. i mean, i have to say experience all of those times in the 90s. it really gave me chills watching the crowd last night and how much that i think the tribe felt that from them. >> yes. the fans, that was the most fun for me. it was such

ramona touched on what is going on with the the q. game one of the world series. and the tribe was behind the cavs on their journey. they were supportive of the wine cavaliers return the favor to that as well. remember, it was a big time here at the ballpark when lebron took to the mike. he addressed the crowd. got everybody fired up. they're already pretty fired up. you give lebron a microphone, things go over the edge. cavs stay here. they're in a sweep for that game. it was just really cool. corey kluber talked about that yesterday about having the basketball team with their -- having the support of the basketball team. he loves it. >> it's entertaining. i know the last game they came to it lookede having a good time. but, yes, it was an unbelievable run they went on in the spring. and it definitely -- you know, it sent a vibe to the city and you could feel the energy through the run after they won and stuff like that. i think it's been great -- it's been great for cleveland. the fact they won a championship and hopefully we can bring another one. >> reporter:

. >> mark: ramona not here. i'm going to do what i can. >> tony: listen, you've been knocking it out of the park. >> mark: i'm trying desperately. we'll see how it goes. if you told me at the beginning of the boston series with that offensive lineup that they have that this would have happened, i would have said no. what did they end up with seven runs? >> tony: yes. i have to do the math quickly. six, seven. >> mark: it's incredible. >> tony: the way the indians played going in was completely different than the red sox going >> mark: yes. >> tony: but it has been fun for the city of cleveland. other than the patriot thing. >> mark: yes. >> tony: other than that, we've had success against these boston teams. now, of course, you can go back a couple of years ago in the nba playoffs and perkins laying out crowder right there. now, the bad part of this was, of course, they took out kevin love, as we all know. but the cavaliers swept them. but the company moved on to the finals. but, of course, we just put away the

it's a special ramona robinson who hosted the pink gala. guests enjoy their dinners, there was an option at the event. all the money raised helps breast cancer survivors with treatment as well and research. tonight the rex eno presented coleman with a check for $100,000. incredible. >> anchor: a great event >>> okay jeffrey. do we have a flag football game today tomorrow. will i be freezing? >> meteorologist: yes. the wind is not going away tomorrow. nor is it tonight. look at the winds. 18 is assisting land. as you know that is half the story. stronger winds along the lake shore. cold wind coming in. a lot of cloud cover. like affect left over. we are at 50 because we have wind off the lake a little warmer in cleveland. those around us in the 40s. here is a look at the radar. some light rain this is one of the study showers for dina county. summit county between montrose and wadsworth and also here in my dina county, penn marin county. moving to chatham. i must keep a slight chance of showers and there throughout the night. looks like ther

ramona dice cÓmo es el proceso de oro y cuÁnto dinero pueden juntar. >> muy buenas noches, bueno, elpado entre padres de familia, el distrito informÓ que yo estar en el primer paso depositando en la cuenta de ahorros en dÓlares para que los padres obviamente hagan lo que les corresponde. depositar dinero para cuando crezcan los hijos, no se convierta en un obstÁculo para continuar estudiando. con las camisetas que visten estos estudiantes de kinder garden se unieron al llamado del distrito escolar para iniciar el ahorro que los ayudarÍa con el pago de sus estudios. " con ese dinero se preveen expectativa para los niÑos y es una oportunidad para discutir y asegurar que asistan." se comienzan a depositar en un fondo de ahorro que les abrirÁ el distrito escolar con 100 $ desde que sus hijos asistan al kinder hasta que terminen la preparatoria serÍan 13 aÑos de ahorro. " hablar de 100 $ es una idea, especialmente si se hace cada mes." el programa de kinder garden del distrito de auckland significa ser constantes de hasta 15.000 $ para que sus hijos asistan. " no es cuestiÓn tanto de port

ramona. >> all right, tiffany. >>> and clowning is not a laughing matter. police are taking it seriously and so are we. on cleveland19.com, with he have an interactive map that is tracking all of the clown sightings across northeast ohio. >> well, a 9-year-old boy in unusual eating disorder called neophobia. he's afraid of most fappedz in fact, he gets sick just by looking at food. it goes well beyond being a picky eater. no meat, no dairy, no fruits no, vegetables. if he just taste it, his stomach starts to hurt. the third-grader usually eats just regular cheeses. >> he gags and he breathes really hard and he just doesn't want to be around it. sometimes he runs and throws >> it's estimated that about 20% of children have some element of picky eating to the point where it interferes with function. >> the 9-year-old has seen counselors, dietitians, psychiatrists, no one has been able to help him. his mom is hoping someone can figure out a solution so her son can live a normal life. >>> well, it's not just food that has an expiration date on it. tonight we ha

za'layia's aunt ramona boone tells us that someone is stealing from the garden, including pumpkins and other decorations. she calls that a pretty low blow, because halloween was one -- i'm standing next to one of her frustrating for you. >> yes, it is. mike: what did you have? >> we had come gives, the k ids, they carved pumpkins, they're gone. mike: they are asking you please don't do that. this is a special place for a special little girl who left us too soon. a reminder also from the family that her killer is still out there, and they are asking contact milwaukee police. reporting live at 15th and meineke, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: a big honor for the superintendent of milwaukee public schools. dr. darienne driver has been appointed chairperson of the council of the great city schools' board of directors. the national coalition represents 70 of the nation's largest urban public school news. kathy: a big honor for the superintendent of milwaukee public schools. dr. darienne driver has been systems. driver has served as the head of mps since 2014. packers tight end jared coo

like i said to ramona and denise, if you will have a night where you walk eight takes a no-no into the 6th inning. you are probably not going to beat that guy anyway. the cubs out played them in every facet of the game. they got big hits and they got pitching when it counted. they did job. a tremendous game for chicago and how about this good i? reconstructive knee surgery in april. back hitting in the world series as the designated hitter. two r.b.i and he also drew a walk and he alsoad scored. looked pretty intimidating at the plate. i guess it is good. they probably won't have to deal with him in the outfield. it's been very good. they had to deal with him today and this was a guy the indians hit the last timey they saw him a year or so ago. he worked into the 6th and allowing two hits and one run and both of those hits in that he had been dominant until then. striking out six batters. 98 pitches for him. it is the exact opposite of what brow better was doing. he was putting guys away and at one point setting down 9 in a row while bower and a lot of guys that relieved him, they coul

ramona and denise, back to coverage on our free app. our investigative unit goes in depth with other claims that the candidates made to make sure theyy are true. it is all there on the app. >> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: get ready for quite a bit of rain. mansfield it is raining and wayne county and this will continue to spread in here throughout tonight. look at this. we have a thunderstorm over millersburg. this is tracking northeast. strasburg, some rain, nevar and canton about 12:09. 2:00 a.m., 5:00a.m. tomorrow morning we will have showers in the area. we could see the latest future view run a bit of a break during the morning. we are not done with the rain. here comes some more during into tomorrow night. it is a steady rain and obviously an alert. that's going to impact both commutes. fest 8 is the low -- 58 is the low. weather impact tomorrow morning will be a three. i have us in the upper 50s and it is going to turn windy as well. all day rain threat and steady temps about 58. you c

. >> that was ramona robinson. family is another factor in developing heart disease. while family history can be modified, dr. rodriguez says it is important to follow a heart healthy life style so as to not increase the risk. news 19 visited the better business bureau. documents to shred. shredding trucks were set up in the parking lot in west lake today from 10:00 until 2:00 p.m. >> cleveland 19 anchors denise, chris toknocka were busy judging the second annual crocker park food truck challenge. there were over 25 trucks participating and there was plenty of food and live music at the event. that looks like so much u >> those local businesses like that. at least they didn't get poured on out there. >> some areas, it did. in avon got some rain. at least they got their events done. we have some scattered showers out there. the biggest question is, will it rain on your sunday? like today, your chances are there. your greatest chances come in chuck has been saying the same thing all week. it has been the same system for most of the week. tomorrow it continues. it is les

something judge ramona gonazlez didn't want in her courtroom. she asked the officers to remove the belts. which didn't sit well with the la crosse police deparmtment...espe 3 "this is not the type of individual we want our officers going into court with and not having their use of force options with them." them.""they're appearing as witnesses, those were the only police officers she said had to remove their weapons, the witnesses in this particular case. the courtroom still has officers who act as security for the courtroom and they still have their weapons. weapons. according to the national center for state courts...in wisconsin...a weapon ?can? be brought into a courthouse or judge permits. the green bay police department is investigating several reports of counterfeit packer tickets. tickets.police say at recent games, several fans were turned away at the gate because they had unknowningly bought fake tickets. "you want to see true sadness? tell a persothat they bought fake tickets.""the fradulent tickets that we've seen at the police depar

. >> talking to ramona, she told me that her niece loved all the holidays and especially halloween so i wanted to do something. thema: za'layia was inside a home when a stray bullet killed her last spring. police are still looking for whoever pulled that trigger. this weekend, you can watch some of the top speedskaters in the world compete for a spot on the the athletes are taking part in the long track fall world cup qualifier at the pettit national ice center in west allis. the competition starts at nine 9:00 this morning. the trials are free and open to the public. also later today, it's the final day of the moon festival weekend at the china lights at boerner botanical gardens. you can celebrate the beauty of the moon, sample traditional moon cakes, and watch performances featuring chinese acrobats. the display opens at 5:30 tonight. the allenton fire station is hosting an open house and pancake breakfast this morning. your family can check out the sheboygan county pink heals fire truck and leave a message on the truck for area cancer patients. the open house begins at eight 8:00

. >> anchor: that was ramona robinson reporting. family history another factor in developing heart disease. while family history cannot be modified dr. rodriguez said it is fortunate follow a heart healthy life-style not to increase the risk. still to come on cleveland 19. we introduce you to some furry friends from akron. guess what? they can be your best friends too. details on these guys and how to >> anchor: welcome back. we have everyone on the set just in time. we always say every pet deserves a fur-ever home. this morning we have possibilities in the house. and we also have the elyria friendship apl. and elizabeth who do you have. >> yes w those golden eyes. >> anchor: you have her swaddled like a baby. >> we call this hour peredo because they calm down and rest in are. friendly girl. loves to be held. and also often plays alone with her little mice and jingle bells and in her age. so loves to snuggle and play. middle of the road kitty. >> anchor: so calm. very sweet. and we do not see guinea pigs they are brothers. >> bonded

. >> mark: ramona is off. i'm going to try this. let's talk tribe. i wish they would have played yesterday. i needed them to keep rolling. >> common theme here. let's beat up on that boston team. this boston team came in and did er going to do and hugh jackson said after the game, look, that's who we aspire to be. we've got a long way to go to get to that point. >> mark: i think so. the tribe tonight, what do you think? >> this is tough. i think if the red sox are going to win a game in the series it is tonight. they are back home and had an extra day to let the momentum cool and their bats, the big bats in the middle of the line-up haven't done anything. being back at fenway i think helps them. tomlin has been so good down the after the all-star break. i would love to see the tribe complete the sweep and maybe they will. >> mark: tom brady throws 400-yard games like it is nothing. >> 406 in three-and-a-half quarters. top four for him in terms of regular season. now does it mean as much to tom brady who has four rings? yes. you know why? because he k

>>> now for a quick timeout with ramona and tony. >> mark: well, one-half of that good looking duo is out and outside of progressive field. time to talk a little timeout here. of course, the tribe is on everybody's mind and you int m mated this a little earlier talking about trevor bauer being a very, very important part to what happens. >> reporter: no doubt about it. he could set the tone. he had his presser yesterday. i get it. he's a very unique personality. as his own bizarre workouts. if you're the pitching coach for them, it's not always easy because he has phenomenal he was the third overall pick in the draft and they want him to pitch like that. if he does that and they win game one against purcello, now you have kluber going tomorrow night. now watch mooky bets. if you're a baseball guy or woman, you know mooky bets as the right fielder for the red sox. if you don't follow that closely, let me tell you about this kid. he's 23 years old. he hit .318 this year. 113 rbis. stole 26 bases. the american league. and, by the way, he hit .370. that's 3-7-0 against the indians. for al

our deputy chief administration ramona williams will go through the other component what is is happening at training with academies. we have a age per diem paramedic academy that is nearing completion. they completed classroom training and now on field training and almost complete and the division of training continues to do a great job for the amount of work of in service and training and follow up with probationary training and thank you to the chief for that. h3 level one emts with paramedic license we will offer the opportunity for them to promote in that classification to go from emt to a paramedic. that is anticipated. chief williams will go through that as well as an emt academy slated some time in january. with regards to the 150th anniversary this year has flown by. there have been a number of events and there's three more really that remain in celebration of our 150th year. our committee will be meeting tomorrow. probably one of the -- well, second to last meeting. we have been meeting since july of last year, and we will discuss the final events of the year which include a fil

ramona will be hard to they win this 40-7. jesuit looking for an eight win. martinez find the hole and pulls away for the lead. raiders getting the job done on the opposite side of the ball as well. they shut out westminster in the first half and find the end zone after 5 fumble is picked up on the snap. they win 53-13. >>> heavily favored number three cherry creek taking on number 30 fossil ridge in soccer championship. cherry creek gets a through ball and finishes into the back of the neat. up 1-0 at break. second half, fossil ridge answers back. that goal is good from 40 yards out. that ties things up, so we're heading to overtime. on a throw in, the ball lands in front of house and he sneaks that ball into the net. falcon ridge wins completing a big upset. we have highlights from all those games at 9news.com/hss. we have more from the state cross-country meet. >> things were tried to the very end i felt for them. they were trying to get through it. >> incredible stamina. >>> much more coming up in our next hour. >> yeah, our fix-it team is i don't know wh

gevity chief of administration ramona williams with my report for the month of september 2016. starting with the assignment office, they have recently completed the vacancy for the members in the field. this report should be distributed the first week of october. there presently preparing the vacancy list for the airport division. under homeland security, as the chief mentioned, there's various activities that are in the works for the upcoming fleet week either and. chief francisco continues to attend various meetings and training exercises and continues to disseminate situational awareness information regarding various tactics which include heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders. the prizes the command staff and units in the field of potential or real terrorist activities. chief francisco's as mentioned is planning for the fleet we activity which includes very various training activities and demonstrations such as training k-9 demonstration airshows to name a few. the department >> ms. williams excuse me, for the micro little closer. >> is that better

gevity chief of administration ramona williams with my report for the month of september 2016. starting with the assignment office, they have recently completed the vacancy for the members in the field. this report should be distributed the first week of october. there presently preparing the vacancy list for the airport division. under homeland security, as the chief mentioned, there's various activities that are in the works for the upcoming fleet week either and. chief francisco continues to attend various meetings and training exercises and continues to disseminate situational awareness information regarding various tactics which include heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders. the prizes the command staff and units in the field of potential or real terrorist activities. chief francisco's as mentioned is planning for the fleet we activity which includes very various training activities and demonstrations such as training k-9 demonstration airshows to name a few. the department >> ms. williams excuse me, for the micro little closer. >> is that better

our deputy chief administration ramona williams will go through the other component what is is happeningt training with academies. we have a age per diem paramedic academy that is nearing completion. they completed classroom training and now on field training and almost complete and the division of training continues to do a great job for the amount of work of in service and training and follow up with probationary training and thank you to the chief for that. h3 level one emts with paramedic license we will offer the opportunity for them to promote in that classification to go from emt to a paramedic. that is anticipated. chief williams will go through that as well as an emt academy slated some time in january. with regards to the 150th anniversary this year has flown by. there have been a number of events and there's three more really that remain in celebration of our 150th year. our committee will be meeting tomorrow. probably one of the -- well, second to last meeting. we have been meeting since july of last year, and we will discuss the final events of the year which include a film

our deputy chief administration ramona williams will go through the other component what is is happening at training with academies. we have a age per diem paramedic academy that is nearing completion. they completed classroom training and now on field training and almost complete and the division of training continues to do a great job for the amount of work of in service and training and follow up with probationary training and thank you to the chief for that. h3 level one emts with paramedic license we will offer the opportunity for them to promote in that classification to go from emt to a paramedic. that is anticipated. chief williams will go through that as well as an emt academy slated some time in january. with regards to the 150th anniversary this year has flown by. there have been a number of events and there's three more really that remain in celebration of our 150th year. our committee will be meeting tomorrow. probably one of the -- well, second to last meeting. we have been meeting since july of last year, and we will discuss the final events of the year which include a fil

host: ramona in new york. the morning.aller: i would just like to say that i would also like to see more women on the supreme court. they seem to have a little had. -- a level head. i don't want to see roe versus wade taken away, because it's a woman's right to choose. and the more that republicans get a chance, they are whittling away, state by state by state. and it is not right. host: thank you for the call. one of our viewers saying we have had a conservative court for 40 years, time for a change. hillary clinton talking about the supreme court. she spoke earlier on the campaign trail at the university of new hampshire, one of the battleground states in this election. here's the democratic nominee. [video clip] thought ion: i never would hear someone running for president, my opponent, who says to appoint supreme court justices that would overturn marriage equality and turn the clock back on lgbt americans. overturn a woman's right to make her own health care decisions and reverse that fundamental right. host: hillary

gevity chief of administration ramona williams with my report for the month of september 2016.with the assignment office, they have recently completed the vacancy for the members in the field. this report should be distributed the first week of october. there presently preparing the vacancy list for the airport division. under homeland security, as the chief mentioned, there's various activities that are in the works for the upcoming fleet week either and. chief francisco continues to attend various meetings and training exercises and continues to disseminate situational awareness information regarding various tactics which include heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders. the prizes the command staff and units in the field of potential or real terrorist activities. chief francisco's as mentioned is planning for the fleet we activity which includes very various training activities and demonstrations such as training k-9 demonstration airshows to name a few. the department >> ms. williams excuse me, for the micro little closer. >> is that better? >> yes >