ross jones national investigative correspondent runs = :25 - :35 what happened to jonathan is called boarding: when psychiatric patients in crisis are forced to wait because there isn't the room or staff to admit them. instead, they languish in emergency departments for hours, days or weeks...knowing that if they leave, they have to start all over again. one mom's video diary: it is places are so limited for a 5 scissors saying she was going to cut her wrists. the goodbans took their daughter to two different hospitals; both had no room. we found them waiting in the e-r at unc hospital in chapel hill. ross: for 37 days, you've been looking for a bed for your daughter. ross: and you're still looking. buffy goodban: yes. dr. jane brice: i'm pissed! every day dr. jane brice is on the front lines of a losing battle. that's inhumane. it's unsafe, and it makes me angry. a scripps news investigation reveals that children all across the country are falling victim to an overtaxed system. nationwide we surveyed hundreds of hospitals and mental health facilities...of those that responded, 88% r

tonight -- national investigative correspondent-- ross jones -- reports -- kids across the nation -- are in a mental health crisis. but many hospitals -- don't have room. ---pkg begins --- erica sarro: i'll never forget it. we were there, it was like 8 days, and then finally they the hospital bed erica sarro needed was for her young son, jonathan who she rushed to the emergency room after he heard voices telling him to cut his wrists. ross: so he sat for 8 days erica sarro: in the emergency room. on a gurney. ross jones national investigative correspondent runs = :25 - :35 what happened to jonathan is called boarding: when psychiatric patients in crisis are forced to wait because there isn't the room or staff to admit them. emergency departments for hours, days or weeks...knowing that if they leave, they have to start all over again. one mom's video diary: it is places are so limited for a 5 year old. she was hurting her brothers. one day she ran for the scissors saying she was going to cut her wrists. the goodbans took their two different hospitals; both had no room. we found them w

for scripps news i'm ross jones. >> so question, is there a solution to this? a hospital in rode island found a way to reduce the wait times by half and the number is still dropping. you can find that story and look up how many psychiatrists checking out news 5 cleveland.com, search for in crisis, out of room. >>> mark johnson, we've had beautiful sunshine kicking off the weekend. >> trem end uses weather out there right now. look at this. 80 degrees cleveland and in downtown it's 80 in leary, 79 in akron. a tremendous afternoon and evening. you still have time to get outside and enjoy this warm weather before it comes to an end for your weekend. the power 5 will stay dry through the evening. notice all the way through 10:00 p.m. there will be a few clouds moving in as we approach the midnight hour, but again, dry weather for anything you want to do before midnight tonight. 70s, 70s and then into the 60s. tremendous weather there. we've got a cool down coming. i'll show you if it means a wash out for your weather weekend plus we'll look at the browns. the forec

carole: ross jones uncovered the cases of children in mental health crises while hospitals are out of room. finally they found a bed. >> reporter: the hospital bed she needed was for her young son jonathon. she rushed him to the emergency room after he heard voices telling him to cut his wrist. >> what happened to jonathon is called boarding. when psychiatric patients are alouded to wait when there is no room to admit them. ey wait starts all over again. >> it's day 8 of ellis' hospitalization. i take him out, i will lose our place in line. the places are so limited for a 5-year-old. >> he was hurting her brothers. she was going to cut her wrist. >> reporter: for 37 days you are looking for a bed for your daughter and you are still looking. >> every day dr. jane bryce is on the front lines of a losing battle. >> it's unsafe and they are not getting the care they need. an investigation reveals are falling victim to an overtaxed system. 88% reported referring children to other facilities in 2015 because they couldn't treat them. but the numbers only tell part of the story. this cell pho

for scripps news, ross jones. >> is there a solution? a hospital found reduce the wait times by half. >>> tracking breaking news right now in denver. there are a lot of police around the western motor end. this is just off i-70. they are trying to arrest a wanted man who they say will not come out. the s.w.a.t. team is there to try to take on top of this breaking news. >> a special honor today for a grad who died while deployed in afghanistan four years ago. that staff sergeant was the third deployment when he died and the organization 66 helped honor soldiers who died overseas by cleaninn up their graves. we tok to his mom about how she remembers her son. >> we miss our and he is always there to -- we talked to his mom about how she remembers her son. >> we miss our son's laughter and he is always there with us every day. >>> right now the owners of a dog are not giving up. remember the dog last seen before the cold springs fire in july. the owner started a facebook page to look for him. they say they think he is still alive somewhere o

finding mental health care does ross jones shows us how kids around the nation are in a mental health crisis and a lot of hospitals are running out of room. >> i'll never forget it we were there. it was like eight days. and finally they found a bed. >> reporter: the hospital bed erica saura needed was her son who she rushed to the hospital wrists. what happened was called boarding. when patients are forced to wait because there's no emergency rooms instead they languish in emergency departments for hour, days, maybe weeks. if they leave, their forested -- forced to start again. >> it is day eight. if i take him out i will lose his place in line. places are so limited for a 5- year-old. >> he was hurting her brothers. one day she ran for the scissors as she was saying she was going to cut her wrists. >> reporter: the goodbaines took her daughter to two -- room. >> every day dr. bryce is in the front lines of a loses battle. >> that's just not right. it's inhumane and unsafe. they're not getting the help they need and it makes me angry. >> reporter: children are falling victim to an ove

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with kelly evans this morning and wilfred jones has joined us.e a look at the futures right now. dow looking it would open up off 97 points. and the nasdaq off about 28 points. take a quick check on crude right now. wti is now above the $50 mark. $50.15 at this hour. >> rallied in the last half hour or so. >>> here's what else is happening. wells fargo shares moving higher this morning. ceo john stumpf has retired effective immediately following the sales practices scandal that's engulfed the bank in the past month. we'll have more on the new tim sloan in just minute. in 15 minutes, marty mosby will be joining us to talk about the changes at wells fargo. we're about 90 minutes away from the day's first two econ reports. remember the china data on that last night is one reason why markets are a little jittery this morning. >>> amazon says it will hire 120,000 seasonal workers this season. they hired 100,000 last year. >>> john stumpf stepping down as pressure mounted over the bank sales tactics. coo tim sloan taking over the top job following the

ross sorkin and kayla tausche. the futures at this hour, i can't even necessarily -- okay. now they're up a little. i wasn't going to guess. i'm talking about the dow jones fractionally and the nasdaq is down. some of the blowups we've seen this quarter have been tech stocks. but it depends on who you are. netflix was, like, awesome. speaking your language. >> millennial language? >> no. purely manhattan. or new york type thing. >> wicked. how about wicked? >> what's that? >> like boston. >> wicked. >> oh. >> i thought you were talking about wicket. >> my daughter says everything is lit now. have you heard that? >> yes. it's hot. >> is that good? >> yeah. it's hot to be lit. >> history repeats itself. remember in my generation it was groovy. or -- >> bring it back. >> okay. we better go on. >>> here are some headlines for you this morning. we're less than 90 minutes away from the third quarter gdp. consensus says the economy grew at a 2.5% annual rate. >>> a new airfare increase appears to be taking hold. american airlines has now matched the increase. >>> apple has introduced new versions of its macbook pro laptops. a so called touch bar screen can be u