some -- that reson sited. some people didn't like it. i said what difference does it make? it's true. what do you have to lose? taking anup traditional route here in ohio at a time when many are focusing on suburban voters. he's here going after and trying to cut into hillary clinton's lead in cuyahoga county, if you will, minimize that and that will help him win the state here. we have protestors here today and we'll hear from them coming up at 5 and 6 tonight. upset with the fact that he only last friday came out and agreed that president obama was born in the united states. they have an issue with that and we'll tonight and live in cleveland heights, john kosich, newschannel 5. >> and we'll like for your reports on this event throughout the day. thank you, john. we appreciate it. >>> and let's check in on the all-important weather situation and this is tera blake now. >> and you saw the sunshine behind john. what a beautiful day, a late summer day where we have more mid-summer warmth. bright, blue skies and noticeable here in wooster. enjoy that sun after lunch. 79, the

resonate with detroit and its community? let's check in with detroit free press political reporter kathleen gray on site at great faith ministries. thank you for joining us. we've seen pundits say donald trump needs to do more than talk the talk, he needs to walk the walk. that is what he did today. he laid out a road map on what he envisions. can you tell me how people there are receiving that message? >> he got a very gracious reception from the audience. they started out by singing and praying and praising. they were in that spiritual mode. they got a very gracious reception. pastor jackson who interviewed him before donald trump came out to speak said we may not agree, but we have to love each other. that's what his congregation showed today. >> there's been quite a bit of criticism for what donald trump has said in the past while trying to reach out to african-american communities. he can point to the status quo and say it isn't working. do you feel as if he addressed the issues men and women in some of these communities wanted to hear? >> well, he gave very short remarks. it was only 10, 15 minutes long. he didn't have tim