. >> romona: and now u.s. law enforcement agencies are investigating. >> i don't have any information to share about who may be responsible for that malicious activity. >> romona: the attack appears to have targeted new hampshire base dyn inc. that's a major internet management firm that scores that's when it overwhelms servers affecting the central direct re. the department of homeland security says it is investigating all potential causes. >>> and, oh, what a difference a few hours makes. we know the weather is always changing around here for sure. quite the soggy friday to say the least for a while there. >> romona: yes, but, jeff, what about people's evening plans. how is that looking? >> jeff: we have friday night football tonight and of course the friday night plans. more rain. but, do you know, there's been a bit of a right now in the greater cleveland area, it's basically west of cleveland getting more rain than the east side. akron area still seeing some rain and here in lorraine county down to wester

>> romona: hopefully the cubs. >>> straight ahead here at 4:00. >> romona: water and your weight. how staying hydrated impacts the scale. that's in the health alert. >>> first, jeff. >> jeff: well, oerks because of the cloud cover we didn't quite get to record highs. we're 80 or better in a couple i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. . center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> welcome back, summit county is the first to offer paid maternity leave for men as well as for women. they passed an amendment to announce six weeks of leave when a child is born or adopted. before they they had to use six days or vacation time. >>> all right. so we've all heard about the benefits of stayin

hi romona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: across the world every day how many a.t.m. machines are installed? >> harry: that's shallow. 250,000. >>> welcome. going viral today. you wish you had a principal like this guy. >> romona: the staff at south florida high school posted this video of him dancing at a homecoming pep rally. >> all the palm lights high school educator is surrounded by students as he followed the dance of the popular song ju-ju #our principal is better than yours. the video has been viewed more than 2 million times. >> mark: not afraid. >> romona: he's got it. look at that. >> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00...a new ranking is cities in the country. the city looked at 14 factors, unemployment and population and you may be stunned where the >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, asking questions, getting answers. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> pistol blocked by johnson and picked off and intercepted by norman. >> a rough monday for cleveland fans. browns losing a heartbreaker in the nation's capitol and

romona. >> romona: oh! >> mark: scientists say people who use a fit bit device were still didn't benefit their health. the study concluded over the course of the year who wore the devices showed no improvement in their health. >> romona: wrong. all wrong. >> mark: the f.d.a. is warning caregivers to stop using homeopathic teething tablets and gels. highlands, a company that says it has the best selling version of the tablets is standing by it saying there's no recall. cvs pulled them from the shelves. >> romona: the drug administration issued an updated warning regarding the use of skin products with mercury. sale of the products is already illegal in the u.s. because of availability on the internet. it is possible folks might purchase a product not knowing it contains mercury. a cleveland clinic doctor says mercury is a toxin and can be harmful to your health. >> it can be absorbed through the skin. absorbed through the lungs. it can cause irritability, depression, memory loss, tingling in the hands and fe

we are up to 75 and it stays romona? >> romona: time to talk about the tribe. they are working out preparing for the alcs. that's where we find anthony lima. anthony, we need another sweep. >> reporter: well, all right, i don't think the indians are taking sweep but they will take it. they know this will a tough match-up against a blue jays team that is just as hot as they are. they come in with their big victory and sweep over the texas rang it is great we have baseball to talk about. the fact these guys are working out this far in october means pretty good things for the cleveland indians. saw it unfold against the boston red sox. three-game sweep which the fans worried more about big poppy and his send off than they got swept by the indians. it was a shocker to many but not in cleveland as the guys have done it with the expectations all season long. they know they are primed and good experience for these guys. >> i do think any experience we get is good. like we played boston. for the most part, i mean i know they are some younger guys but they had a lot of

romona? >> romona: the city of cleveland is getting high praise by a national organization for its inclusion in the lgbt community. more. >> reporter: the human rights campaign chose cleveland to announce their municipal equality index because lawmakers empowered transgender people to choose whichever restroom or locker room that aligns with their identity. today inside the city hall rotunda, the organization announced 60 communities earned perfect scores for fully the top 20% and city leaders including openly gay councilman carey mccormick acknowledged more work needs to be done. >> we acknowledge far too many people whether in their house or in society don't have that reality. they have a very different reality in our communities not only here in cleveland but across the country. >> mark: t system of lgbtq inclusion in the country. dan deroos has more on the interactive web site and how it works. pretty detailed. >> dan: you should go through and see how they are voting and the scores and n

>> romona: what's that? >> mark: let me tell you. it's the time when people would normally want to be single want to be in a relationship? why? it's cold. and who are you going to go apple picking with? right? [ laughing ] >> mark: october is prime time because honestly if you haven't found your boo by now, it could be a lonely christmas. [ laughing ] boo? >> mark: your boo. so, ladies, if all of a sudden guys are showing up in the feed and they haven't in awhile, it's cuffing season. >> romona: cuffing season. >> mark: be careful. >>> here is what is trending today at 4:00. an astronaut tweets a priceless picture. >>> and this display will have you feeling a little rocky . >>> an out of this world photo trending today. >> romona: and alex tra beck is trending for dropping the rhyme. >> jumping jumping i think i need some robitussin. canada. it forced him to spit out some rhymes. stick to your day job, trebek, which pays pretty well. >> romona: that was bad. >>> an out of this world world series shot. showing how close cleveland and

romona? wedding gowns or grooms in tuxedos just little red riding hood and big bad wolf watching as couples said i do. akron judge katrina cook had hallowed weddings at the civic theater. it was beautiful day. >> mark: trick-or-treat. high-tech halloween. dan deroos is at the answer center to explain. >> i wonder who caught bouquet. >> everybody has jokes. i really like this for the patients headed out for kids trick-or-treating and what's the best neighborhood to hit and most candy. i like this using next door.com a social gathering web site and get specific with your neighborhood. what they have done this year what they are calling the treat map. i have my neighborhood and you can see i live downtown and if all the candy corns represent sign up on this web site and giving out candy. this will be a pretty good neighborhood to hit. look down here. it means this person has registered and hosting a haunted house. i really like this web site and the app because it is pretty friendly. if somebody

. >> romona: yep. they're upset about the board as plan to overcome a multimillion dollar budget deficit. denise zarrella is in the middle of it all right now. denise. >> reporter: well, in fact, we've taken a break. there's hundreds of people that are headed right now to parma senior high school. my photographer and i have been school at about 3:00. it's parents, some teachers and a whole lot of students. i'm here with ma lon who is here with the group here. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: protesting the proposed cuts that the school board has made. they have to make up for a $15 million deficit. how do they propose they do that? >> i feel like what they have to find what they have wasted and we have to find out who and how they made this discussion what they wasted. like the mac books. years before that, i feel like the whole parma school board did bad management.an didn't try. and now they want to cram all of these kids in one school. if all these kids go to one school, there will be less opportunity for

. >> romona: that was something to watch. i was at the cavs game and every time it was a roar, it wasn't because the cavs had scored. people were watching the monitor and watching the world series. >> tony: hold on. it's miller time. [ laughing ] >> tony: in the clubhouse. >> romona: what about trevor bower? i know the doctors and this finger injury he has, i know they probably want to put i say we duct tape that thing. [ laughing ] >> mark: there's a rule against that. >> tony: there is a rule against that. >> romona: i'm sorry. >> tony: i know there are medical adhesives. schwabby, what do you think about bauer tonight? >> mark: i think he has a good chance to go. if you looked at the last time he was out there, he had the ten stitches. and nine of them held. so it's just the one. yes. it was the one stitch that over the mound in toronto. and what a sight that was. i think we all kind of had an idea he might have an issue. but i think when we thought of an issue, nobody anticipated blood flowing like a spigot out of his han

. >> romona: all right. is that it? >> mark: we don't know why. i will assume because this was stupid, honestly. somebody brought it up. a judge had to deal with it. he said play ball. >> mark: make us angry. we are winning and we will go beat them. >> romona: thank you, mark. >>> the cleveland indians still unbeaten in october. game over. >> mark: we are over two hours away to first pitch. takes them to toronto. tony zarrella is live north of the border for the indians excitement. tony? >> tony: we'll see if they break out the gray cleveland jerseys or go with blue indians jerseys and trevor bauer will donn one as well as he takes the hill. 30 minutes ago terry francona said the young lefty ryan maret will start for the indians and not collective bargaining engineer. it will change if h early and can't give five, six innings and tito has to go to the bullpen often in game 3. it looks like merritt in game 4 and hold kluber game five. game 3 indians going up and go in two games to none in the series and our bullpen has been lights out. you look at

. >> romona: many of the suspects are still on the loose. cleveland police are investigating yet another one that just happened today. sara goldenburg has more. >> they are costing small business owners money and stealing mini-vans from the unsuspecting people. more victims are left wondering what it will take to >> we have seen it over and over. surveillance cameras catch them in action as they ram into stores and smash through the windows and get out and grab the atm and get away in another van. leaving store owners like henin devastated. >> all is broken down. the whole front. >> reporter: she owns convenient food mart in cleveland. up from a smash and grab a few weeks ago. she doesn't have insurance and she says it is too expensive to fix. she does not know what they will do. >> it will take the whole building to knockdown from the beginning. >> reporter: store owners aren't the only victims. they are getting the vans from somewhere. jay seeing them fly down that way. >> reporter: a thief stole his wife sara's mini-van from right out of

>> 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

mark and romona. back to you. >>> coming up at 4:00. >> romona: it is not a home burglar caught on camera. what this little guy was doing useless trivia with me, mark nolan. hey, romona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: a new study says the average person makes a mistake how many times per week. >> romona: since i never do. i will say two. >> mark: it is three times a 6-year-old in florida had a grand time when he thought no one was watching. cody ray found this video of dylon jumping on the couch in the wee hours of the morning and throws in a cartwheel for good measure and tried to hide what he did by unplugging the video camera and dad decided to investigate. dylon told mom and dad he gets up at 2:00 a.m. every once in a while and brushed him off a kid being a >> romona: six-years-old and knew to unplug the video camera. >> mark: that's concerning. >> romona: coming up in the next half hour on cleveland 19 news a police investigation at one school. a 7-year-old boy is punched by a man in a hallway. th

romona? >> romona: ohio governor john kasich is calling out donald trump's claim that the presidential election is rigged. >> i have run statewide in ohio to say the election is rigged and votes stolen is like saying we landed on the moon. >> with 20 days until election day hillary clinton and donald trump are preparing for the final presidential debate and since the last debate 10 days ago. danielle nottingham is live with a preview. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump will meet in their final presidential debate at the university of vegas tonight. polls show clinton is ahead by 9 points in a race. >> i don't believe the polls anymore. >> touch says the election is rigged despite no evidence of voter fraud. >> the election is rigged. that's his new thing. >> the republican nominee is expected to raise questions about clinton's trustworthiness. wikileaks released a stream of on a lot of water over clinton's e-mail scandal. clinton will get the first question tonight and experts pred

. [ 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. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia of streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news

you two listen in class. >> romona: you can probably do that. >> mark: look at the time. >> romona: go ahead. >> mark: unfortunately we're out of time. >>> continuing coverage of the american league championship series. game one of the bluejays is tomorrow night and cleveland ready to rock as it were. we're taking a close look at provided by u.s.captioningg >>> you see the towels waving, you can't hear yourself when you are in alpha trying to get the attention to your other outfielders makes it tougher on >> denise: the winning strategy for the cleveland indians and the blue jays better watch out. we begin tonight with a controversy for the cleveland police union. it is all about a vote to endorse donald trump for president. >> anchor: some members aren't happy with that vote. this he are demanding action. harry boomer has the details. boom. >> reporter: that vote from the start was controversial but the results have met with a wall of opposition from members of the black communi b which represents cp d's cops of color. >> there are officers on the police force white, black, hispanic t

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>> 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 the case. cleveland 19 obtai

in about a year. >> romona: uh-oh. >> don't let me get sed him. >> romona: just looking at those pictures and remembering how much fun that show was, do you ever look back at that and wish you could do it all over again? why not a reunion, jj? >> that's right. >> i think we're in a nice little time capsule. [ laughing ]. >> anchor: great. enough said. [ laughing ] >> romona: jimmy walker, bernadette status, thanks for joining. i'm going to have to go hug him. young lady. >> jeff: dynamite. that's all i have to say there. oh, man. good to see those guys. >>> all right. 74 will be the high temperature tomorrow. it won't be as chilly tonight. so game two alcs just looking fantastic. and obviously warmer than wa we're going to be dealing with for tonight's game. tomorrow night we only drop down to 65. and on sunday we have an alert for some afternoon showers. this will be a system coming up. right now the rain doesn't look overly impressive with this. it's not a strong front because look at what happens on monday. we actually continue to go up in temperature. windy and becoming partly cloudy

romona, over to you. >> romona: we confirmed new details on a deadly hit and run. canton police are searching for the driver. we know the man who died was apparently trying to cross the road on route 62 near middlebranch avenue. investigators are looking for a 2007 or 2012 hyundai sonata with damages to the passenger side. no word on the victim's name. >> mark: president bill clinton the crowd got rowdy during his speech. >> don't worry about that. can i tell you one thing. i love it when people come to my rallies and it is a dead give away when they don't ever want to have a conversation because they know they will lose the conversation. >> clinton's stronger together bus tour comes a week before the october 11 early voting starts the next day. >>> running mates had their one and only vice presidential debate. mike pence will have a town hall friday. the strongsville rec center. and donald trump on a campaign swing near nevada. and held a rally in nearby henderson. >> in 34 days we will win this state. house. >> schilling at her washington, d.c. home today raising

>> romona: nothing. it is beautiful and amazing that it is happening to cleveland. >> denise: tiffani, back to you. >> tiffani: i feel so lonesome in the studio and there is so much going on downtown and so much to see and hear with our big sports what a magical, magical year this has been so far. let's get to other news. there is more drama tonight and cuyahoga heights. as we just learned the school board has given the superintendent his job back. this ends months of confusion and anger from parents and supporters of tom evans. dani carlson has been on top of this since the saga started. do we know why the superintendent was suspended >> reporter: we do. we obtained a copy of the investigation report and it a alleged that evans did several things including violating board policies about keeping board members in formed that he didn't work well with the board. and it recommended a ten-day suspension after he was already on leave for 12 weeks at this point. tonight evans was reinstated at a special board m

>> romona: or will you be able to leave the umbrella at home. jeff tanchak has the first alert forecast. >> jeff: you will need it. we are dealing with the waves of showers and these are more seeing out there around mansfield and ashland and moving through wayne county. notice the direction of the showers southeast to northwest. and we have more rain coming out of western pennsylvania. one more wave overnight. we are through the alert and then through the day tomorrow. we think the rain will not be as heavy as we have been seeing. more. that will lead to wet roads into the early morning tomorrow. here is a look at 1:00 in the morning. here is what i'm talking about. more showers are around. 2:00 a.m. still dealing with the rain. and then it looks like we will get into a bit of a break for the most part early in the morning. we still have a few showers around. we can't keep it totally dry. a few showers midday and we'll kick in daytime heating and then here we go again scattered showers and thunder rain even goes lower on sunday. forecast details

romona, over to you. >> romona: an alert near a cleveland school. a 12-year-old girl who claims a man tried to lure her into his s.u.v. she was riding her bike at the intersection at west 44th and hyde when a man reportedly told her to get in. she took off and biked back to lincoln preparatory school. they called the police. a neighbor says she has seen this vehicle in the neighborhood before. >> i think maybe they just saw something that they liked, and they just wanted to pick her up. i'm not saying it is a good thing, but i feel like -- i don't think they are being intentional about it. >> romona: police are keeping an eye out for a black s.u.v. like this one possibly a jeep liberty with dark tinted windows. mark? >> mark: the ashley county prosecutor issued a gag order in the shawn grate case. five women in ashland, mansfield and marion, no one associated with the case is allowed to speak with the media. >>> today the parma school district cleared up confusion on its money problems. some parents thought they actually found $9 million in the ledg

romona? >> romona: a killer pleaded guilty to murdering a parma gas station owner. logan sinclair shot robert posit four times. they struggled with a robbery on pearl road. sinclair will be sentenced next month. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump have about two weeks remaining to campaign. >>> for clinton she is focusing on helping congressional candidates as well as battling donald is not on the side of american workers or american families. >> donald trump is midway through a multiday campaign blitz in the must win state of florida i actually think we are winning. they show phony polls where they look at democrats. >> the cbs news battle ground tracker poll shows trump trailing clinton by four points in florida. >> romona: and still campaigning in our paul orlousky caught up with donald trump , jr. who made a stop in ashland outdoor enthusiast donald trump , jr. pulled up to fin, feeter and fur in a vehicle made for the outdoors and understatement to say he landed in friendly sayreer to. >> i couldn't put on the flagpole. >> people who came to hear him couldn't

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romona, over to you. >> romona: a massive cyber hack knocked out web sites here and east coast twitter, netflix and more. dan deroos is in the answer center to tell us what happened. >> dan: romona, in the grand scheme of things this is not something you should be overly concerned about where you are annoyance. first let's talk about sites involved. maybe you were trying to use twitter and gave you a blank page and amazon and facebook. dyn are an internet provider for major companies. what some hacker out there did is flooded those servers. just flooded it and it went down annoying and did it at least twice. i used down detector.com and keeps track of this thing. take a look at twitter. see this pulse line it was a down moment. thousands of people without twitter couldn't get into accounts. can you see where it happened at 7:00 and got back to normal and again this afternoon and still dealing with it. twitter was a big one. time-warner cable has been getting disruption all day. paypal was another o t hit major today. fine all morning. 7:00, bang and then this afternoon got hit again. a

tonight's romona's kids went to avon lake. students from high schools in 10 800 ceramic bowls that are a reminder of the empty bowls in the world that held a special lunch at the american legion post in avon lake for a $20 donation. guests got soup, bread and one of their bowls. >> i think it is cool to come here and see all the people that come to support all the people who are hungry. >> it is important to help those less fortunate than you are. face and loving what they are doing. >> restaurants donated soup and there was a silent auction. all the proceeds benefit second harvest food bank of north central ohio and local food pantries. >> good to see young people doing their part. >> i saw cool-looking bowls. very creative. >> well done. >>> you know what else is creative with the forecast. jeff tanchak? thank you. >> let me bring you up to date on the rain situation starting to pick up in the akron-canton area. also west side as well. this will fill in. here is a heavier shower moving towards canton. we will deal with this

. >> romona: it isn't. they scored the five runs and the indians tried to rally. as you said they are in the >> that is not going to help. the pitching is fantastic. >> all right, we will talk about charlie sheen. what is he up to? many of you were hoping charlie sheen would bring back his major league character to throw out the first pitch. >> he didn't do that, but he did show some indian support >> go tribe. >> romona: he posted this video with him as rick vaughn. he was even in the uniform like the movie which is a classic among tribe fans. and thousands of tribe fans came downtown and were wearing their indians jackets and their caps. >> denise: and a lot of that stuff has the chief wahoo logo of -- commissioner of major league baseball said he will be meeting with the dolans to discuss the future of the controversial logo. >> i can't bring myself to root for a team that degrades human beings. >> he is cleveland. >> i don't think anybody intends offense and it is part of the history. >> denise: most don't want to see the logo go away. they wore their hats wit

romona? >> romona: meanwhile governor ohio john kasich is calling out donald trump's claim that the presidential election is rigged. >> i have run statewide in ohio and my first election was look, to say elections are rigged and all the votes are stolen is like saying we never landed on moon frankly. that's how silly it is. >> of course we will watch the debate closely with our team of fact checkers as i get set in my seat. >> mark: we were checking facts over there and now back here. >> dan deroos live at ashland university where a focus group dan? >> dan: absolutely. good evening, mark and romona here on the beautiful campus of ashland university. we have done this a couple of times. we got a panel at the ash brooke center and ask them following the debate who won. you get to watch the results live and hear what people thought about the debate. it is a great way to look into the debate process and get immediate feedback from voters, some are republicans and some democrats and a getting into

i am always hungry. >> romona: you are. you talk about food a lot. >> mark: i do. >> romona: the weather will be nice for the watch party tonight. think. let's show you warm in chicago. that's warmer air. 60s tonight at wrigley field. everyone is talking about the south wind blowing out. it will be a windy night about 16 miles an hour first pitch. 51 is what i am thinking now downtown cleveland at 8:00 temperatures holding steady this evening. we could go up a degree or two and we will wear tribe gear, the jackets if you are h watch party. >> 54 now low to mid-50s this evening. and a partly cloudy sky. now we are dropping. a high of 57 in cleveland ashtabula 50, warren 49 degrees as the sun goes down. warmer tomorrow. next alert sunday for rain. i will detail that for you in a few minutes. >>> an innocent teen murdered working at his family's restaurant. >>> two weeks later justice is served. at this sentencing of a killer. >> that victim of course sunny patel was only 15-years-old. a sophmore at mayfield high school workin

girl scouting is more than selling cookies. >> romona: it sure is. some day she would like to write a book about the home. >> denise: where will carlos santana play in chicago spy this -- -- this is a chevros report. >> this is the scene outside of wrigley field. cubs fans are hoping for i asked them what are you expecting? they said standing room. it is a long shot, but they are keeping the faith. tony swraw -- tony zarrella is there. it has history and charm. they last won it in 1908. and it does not have the dh. if you are terry francona do you sit francona? santana has played one game in the outfield and that was four years ago. the fans here are on top of you and by the way this -- there is ivy on top of the wall. can you imagine if they lose the game because of a santana error. you have the two homeruns and it has not been hot since then. he can explode at anytime. >> you know x -- you know, we are ail thinking about it. we are trying to balance scoring more runs than them. he is a big part of our offense and he has played right field in 2012.

a live picture. >> romona: gorgeous. rare opportunity meteorologist get to use the term tender vegetation. >> jeff: i haven't said it yet today. the tender veg. you need to, yeah, you need to protect that away from the lake shore here. we are going to get frost forming and here is why. we are clearing things out still a few clouds left over downtown cleveland. that will be getting out of here. 8:00 tonight dropping through the 40s. here is 11:00 this evening temperatures and then 2:00 dropping into the 30s. i think after 2:00 in the morning widespread 30s around here. 8:00 in the morning, yeah, you will be scraping the car if it is not parked in the garage. 62 though will be the high tomorrow. lots of sunshine. saturday 72. game 2 is looking a lot warmer than game one. both days dry. next front sunday and this is going to bring us some showers and storms and even some that will bring the warm front. look at the monday high 78 degrees. in fact, tuesday we will continue to warm. alert on sunday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we w

romona? >> romona: we are 8 days away until election day and race for the white house is thrown into chaos. that came after f.b.i. director james comey's letter to congress revealing new e-mails were found donald trump campaigned in michigan today and said clinton's e-mail problems will hurt america. >> her election would meyer our government and our country in a constitutional crisis that we -- >> romona: democrats are critical of director comey's letter vague in details saying the bureau doesn't know whether or not the e-mails significant. >> mark: hillary clinton returned to ohio today this time stopping at kent state university and catherine bosley was there as well to hear from clinton and her supporters. >> reporter: yes. things calming down outside the kent state rec center and cleaning things up inside after the big hillary rally and exciting day indeed. the place was packed and the message was focused. >> hillary clinton taking the 2:30 sharp and gets down to business addressing the

getting answers in north royal ton, back to you. >> romona: another story. at&t has a massive cell phone service outage across the midwest including here in northeast ohio. some customers say there hasn't been any service since about 7:00 tonight. at&t says they are working on the issue and they hope to have service restored as soon as possible. >> i'm confident whatever they conclusion reached in july. >> denise: now more breaking news into hillary clinton's e-mails. here is what we know right now. the fbi found additional messages while investigating former congressman anthony wiener's sexting scandal. fbi director james comey say they are, quote, petter inept to the investigation -- pertinent to the investigation. they won't say if they came from clinton's private e-mail server. >> e-mails are from when hillary clinton was the secretary of state. we have this breaking story, chris? >> chris: investigators are searching a laptop that wiener used to send inappropriate messages to an underage girl. she is clinton's closest aid and she used to use the laptop

. >> romona: clowning is a disturbing trend. some sightings began in june and midwest and east coast and south in wisconsin gags the green bay clown went viral. grainy photos surfaced walking the streets at night. it was a promotion for a film. >> and tamarin where police released a sketch of a woman they are trying to identify suspected serial killer shawn grate claims she was his first victim. the murder was in 2005 or 2006 sales person and was upset because his mother never received the other. grate is tied to five murders in marion, ashland and mansfield. >>> once again campaign 2016 comes to our area appearing in akron a voter registration event. the democratic nominee at the podium right now and began at 5:45. let's take a listen. >> what he on the wealthy. aim little confused by this. because for a long time we have been saying hey, where are your tax returns? a lot of us wondered what he was hiding. you know something to make him look good and put them out there. everybody who has run for my husband and i have about 40 y

. >> romona: now at 11:00 on, are you paying for pay for when you go to the pharmacy? you are probably being shorted on expensive pain medication. carl's investigation is coming up in minutes m. first, we from giving you an exclusive look in the life of suspected it serial killer shawn grate living behind bars. >> denise: our investigative unit obtained this surveillance video of what he does in his jail cell. dani carlson has this >> reporter: cleveland 19 news obtained multiple disks and they have hundreds of clips on them documenting every minute of shawn grate's life behind are bays. one of the things we noticed is he is watching cleveland 19 and when a story about him and his alleged crimes comes on, he is immediately focused with wrapt wrapt -- with wrapped attention. you can see the bodies ofhe multiple women he allegedly killed he puts down the remote and watches attentively. arrested three days before this clip and accused of killing multiple women in multiple counties over multiple years the alleged serial killer now faces multiple counts of aggravated murder

mark and romona. >> okay, jeff. thank you. >>> here in cleveland we are ready for another championship parade. >> romona: that we are. and the tribe of course taking on the blue jays in toronto. >> they are one win away from the world series. catherine bosley joins us from an indians watch party. >> yeah. buffalo wild wings here in willoughby. it is quite the watch party. this place is hopping and has been hopping since the day began at 4:00 and a lot of people sneaking out of work early and i enjoy people watching the game and you can get a feel how this intense it is and i have been watching this brother and sister from madison mike and kathy. you have been covering your mouth for a lot of this game. >> oh, >> and nerve-racking to watch any game with the indians. >> and you have your special tribe gear on. this is your lucky gear. >> yes. >> hi, tribe fans. >> and tribe fans are hoping to add to the wardrobe collection and indians wardrobe collection real soon. >> oh, check this out. who says they are first for th

. >> romona: a shocking development at the school board meeting. the president abruptly resigned. the district is facing huge cuts in staff and programs because of a budget d shelby miller is live with how they plan to make up all of the money, shelby. >> tonight the parma school board voted to get an extension so that they have more time on how to handle the $15 million budget deficit. the issue is if the department of education does not okay the extension they will have to make cuts at the parma city schools this school year. >> fireworks erupted in the parma school board meeting as peetro, resigned after the special meeting began. for more than an hour, school board members asked questions about the board's proposed plan to make up a $5 teen million -- $15 million budget deficit. it would merge eight elementary schools. it would affect her kids. >> she does president want to go to another school. she wants to graduate from normandy. the kids at green valley, they are going to have to go to hillside. >> reporter: the proposal would cut dozens of positions like home liasons. jay

>> 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

can't say for sure. >> romona: i am wearing one glove. i dropped the other around here. >> hold on a second. >> are you going to turn over the other glove? >> i am fine. >> see the cubs fan sent bauer the drone, a new drone? >> oh, yeah. >> that's funny. >> he took a picture and put it on twitter. changing his ways. he does n >> carlos baerga will throw out the first pitch tonight. >> mark: we caught up with him earlier today. he was at an event at the cleveland clinic children's hospital and here is what he had to say about that. >> in front of everybody. in front of two puerto rican players. i think the best two things is it is awesome. and playing baseball. plain andcism. >> i love those days. just so we could be 20 years younger if anything else. >> tony: if you were in miami for the world series. >> mark: much better. >> romona: i love marlins fans. harry boomer has been out and about with the people. harry, what are the people talking about tonight? >> reporter: the only thing they are talking about in this town is the tribe and the

>> 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 the indianapolis police headquarters . no officers were injured. the suspect is s

>> romona: low pressures as fans enjoy the pregame festivities. there are pregame parties at gateway plaza. it is game 1 of the alcs indians taking on the toronto blue jays and we have live team coverage leading up to the 8:08 first pitch. mark nolan thirsty parrot. >> if you were inside the park we would be 1,000 feet straight away center field. this is october postseason baseball game 1 of the alcs tonight. a couple of teams we were talking about before we went on air. 4 out of 7. we will take in this series by the way. >> if you look at the job gibbons they lost to the terry francona has two rings from boston and phenomenal since coming here. it will be interesting, mark to see how francona uses the bullpen in the series. i don't want to drown you with too much strategy. we know andrew miller has been spectacular at the trade deadline. terry went in dance. he hasn't wasted any time 5th inning and a longer series that may be tougher to do. what do i know? >> i think it is harder for me e with kluber pitching. a guy winning cy young. he has the a

romona, mark? >> mark: denise, for those who might be new to the story, can you explain where this money went to begin with? >> reporter: mark, when we were covering the story, the superintendent said they have located where this money was where it was misappropriated students, we are told by the superintendent. we are out here and we will continue to bring you live reports as the evening goes on. follow us on facebook and twitter for updates as well. asking questions, getting answers in parma, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> mark: denise, thank you. >> romona: more breaking news in the past hour. we have learned no one will be charged with a incident. in june police received emergency cal f family expressing fears that the businessman had ties to terrorism. officers rushed in and took him into custody. the man was released after police determined he was not a threat and that clerk was fired. >>> an apparent murder-suicide at a cleveland burger king at the restaurant on lorain avenue. investigato

. >> romona: the latest national poll f narrowing the gap to 3 points. >> it is a growing problem in our area. dozens of smash and grabs. thieves crashing into stores and stealing@me's. today police agencies and the ohio state patrol raided five places in cleveland and euclid. investigators say many of the suspects are members of a street gang called wade park boys. just this year alone. >> chardon high school will be open tomorrow after carbon monoxide canceled classes before school today. chardon schools released a statement in part saying due to the weather conditions fumes exiting the building's boiler system where the chimney is under renovations were forced in the building and air return and a temporary pipe is installed today. >> but that would be it for our indians in game 2. the world series is all tied up and a game apiece. >> it is time to look ahead now tomorrow. facing the cubs at wrigley field. anthony lima joins us as the team heads west. >> got to get the spirits up. the team getting introduction to what typically is the friendly confines of wrigley field. not how wel

. >> romona: here is a look at the schedule for the world series. we learned a limited number of tomorrow. games one and two will be next tuesday and wednesday and then the series shifts to the national league ballpark and then game six and seven will be at progressive field in november. fans all across northeast ohio are celebrating the 6th world series appearance. shanice dunning was at one of the watch parties. she has some of their reaction on this big win tonight. >> reporter: i am here at buffalo wild wings. it is clear that we were at the watch party. we still have tribe fans back there. don't think because the game is over they are still not celebrating and that's just a little piece of what it looked like earlier for the watch party. the tribe fans here went crazy. some are standing on their seats to celebrate. fans took to the streets and then to progressive. nick harley, the win still feels like a dream. >> i have the american league championship shirt and the american league championship hat. i am so excited. i never thought we would be

and romona, it's been 129 days championship. i can't take it anymore. >> romona: i know. it's been that long. i can't wait to see what will happen here in june. i don't want to get ahead of myself. right now we have seen a few players out during warm ups and getting ready for the new york knicks and this is more than basketball tonight. >> the players are the only ones not smiling ear to ear. doors open at they have not stopped partying. and of course the banners get lifted at 7:00 and ring presentation. it will be a big affair. a lot of people milling around inside and exiting once the cavs exit afterwards. >> and exactly. i have had people say to me i don't know what to do. do i go to see the world series indians or do i come to the cavalier championship first problem to have in cleveland. >> it is a big problem to have. jeff, what will the weather be like for fans leaving 9:30, 10:00 when they are milling around outside. >> jeff: definitely need a coat, that's for sure. the wind died down and that's the good news in all this. in the 40s. first pitch 47 and by 10:00 we

. >> mark: to defend the land. [ laughing ] >> romona: mark, what a queue. we are in the quicken loans arena. the city of champions tonight. and this is more than just a game between the cavs and the knicks. this is a celebration for all of cleveland to take part in. at 7:00, there will be the ring ceremony that will be happening. and also for the first time ever in cleveland cavaliers history, that banner will be raised up. so everyone here will be all in. they're asking, people, though to arrive ceremony will take place promptly at 7:00. and the doors do open here at 5:00. so i cannot wait. the 52 year drought ended with the cleveland cavaliers back in june. and this is going to be some night. >> mark: outstanding. we will check in with you coming up in a little bit to see what's going on back in there. but right now we have to find out, it actually turned out to be a little warmer than we thought here. let's check in with jeff tanchak now to see what's going to well, we commu coming in that it was going to be -- knew coming in that it was going to be dry

. >>> romona may be off today. we have a romona's kids update. we first met 16-year-old jazz musician. last year when he was at the university of carolyn early college. >> check it out. last weekend he released his latest cd at the akron civic theater. he started playing piano at age nine and went from beginner to advance in six months and every year he plays at the hospital for sick and shut ins. >> you will remember last year he let romona join the band on the drums. >> maybe we should bring the sound up on that one. >> up next, we continue to track hurricane matthew as local crews plus a woman claims her dog was shot and killed and how many bullets were fired that has her really upset. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall >>> i love from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome back. we continue to keep an eye on hurricane matthew. live pictures now expecting to scrape pretty much the entire le

romona? >> romona: com 6:00 tonight we continue to bring you live pregame indians coverage. plus a home explosion. tonight we hear from a neighbor who jumped to the rescue. we are getting answers about a crash that killed an innocent person in a wheelchair. >>> police say this was a race that went from bad to worse. we will have the stories and much more when you join us ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. or or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or hig