let's get to sara goldenburg who is live on the scene. sara, what have you learned in the last 10 minutes? >> ramona, police sources tell us this was a drive by shooting tonight on dudley avenue. that's on the west side of sources tell us that a 9-year-old child was shot in the back and a 3-year-old child was shot in the face. they are being treated at metro hospital right now. you can see an active scene out. police tape is up around the street and around the house where this happened. we are told the children are actually in the house when this shooting occurred. sources say police are searching for two men and looking for a black car with blacked out windows right police out here tonight. in fact, we've seen them using plastic cups as evidence markers out here. several cars are in the area as they continue to try to figure out exactly what happened tonight and again this manhunt is on. they are searching for two men they believe are ect ked to the shooting. they believe are connected to the shooting. we have no updates, but a serious sh

thousands packed progressive field and that's where sara goldenburg is. they have to be as tense as we are. it is a nail biter. are the best. it feels like the game is here. thousands are packing the ballpark. i am joined here by the nemitz family. you are celebrating jay and we are going, tribe. >> how does it feel to be enjoying the world series game right now? >> it is amazing. >> what kind of year has this been for cleveland. >> it is our year for sure. 216 all the way. >> can i get a go indians, guys! >> go indians! >> they estimated about 28,000 fanses were out here today. tomorrow night is soldout, but sunday you can get $5 tickets on-line if you would like to come. live at progressive field, sara goldenburg, cleveland 19 news. >> denise: all right, sara. they say tomorrow's watch party is soldout and only the $5 general admission are left for sunday's game. >> romona: the maker of oreos are recalling two varieties of their fudge creams because the packages do not mention a milk allergy. if a person eats the original or mint flavored cookie they co

sara goldenburg, cleveland 19 news. chills chris we did -- >> chris: we did some investigating and the last it time was the 1880s when they chased the suspect and shot him, but he survived the shooting. >> chris: if you own a samsung galaxy, the company is pleading with you to turn your phone off and keep it off so it doesn't start a fire. this goes for the replacement since the massive recall in september a man woke up to a bedroom full of smoke from a replacement phone. a southwest flight had to be evacuated because a phone over heated. >> denise: still ahead, kim car kardashian finds herself in another controversy. jeff? >> jeff: a chilly night. 52 degrees in downtown cleveland. it is colderut city. clear skies and we have a frost advisory in effect for some areas, but overall the temperature trend is up the next few days. the first alert forecast coming up. >> chris: first, a debate about washing your hands. why some doctors say you will be healthier if you skip the soap. answers after the break. >> get breaking new

sara goldenburg spoke with them. dozens of people had to be save stph-d/. >> yeah, they did. firefighters were working day and fight to rescue people from their homes, at one point, they say 2000 people were stranded matthew's after math put their matthew's after math put their skills to the test. video an images devastated. >> houses floods, entire streets flooded. total devastation to the community. >> these are some of the pictures they took during rescue missions. they made the ohio task force one and they are still unpacking. >> lumberton was overwhelmed as water rushed through neighborhoods and across farm lapds, chris helped to rescue >> ohio task force one is based in dayton, made of emergency crews across the state. over 80 people made the trip down south to help, >> coming up tonight, consume you are alert, 0 pap hrar/ phone banned from u.s. flights. what you need to know >>. >> game one in the books. what about game 2? i have the forecast for that. >>> indians manager is speaking, right you no, let's listen in. >> as good a player he is, he is probably a better kid

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 their driveway in broad daylight. >> i jump in my vehicle and i they whip a u-turn and come speeding the wrong way almost hitting me. >> the thief almost ran into a police officer

sara goldenburg is getting answers on the investigation. >> reporter: eastlake police arrested three 6th graders today. they say the girls confessed to making the police and parents. look at these posts. they were posted under account names like killer clown wiggles on instagram. police found at least two active accounts making the threats on social media. they say things like we are all coming for you guys. some students were messaged individually. i spoke with some parents of eastlake middle school students and they worry the threats will continue on social media as we get closer >> as a parent it makes me scared and nervous. this is a sick joke, but it is going too far. >> it is going on all over america and it is very scary. very scary. >> one of the thrits -- lets said the clowns would be vest tig and they mentioned other schools in shaker heights, garfield heights, twinsburg, morlan hills. they tracked the suspects down and the students were remorseful. the c with a juvenile prosecutor. >> denise: the last time you filled a prescription at the pharmacy did you count them? >> ro

sara goldenburg has more so you don't become a victim as well. >> he thought everything was good to go when the money showed up in his venmo that can be used on your smartphone of the the problem is the money didn't transfer into his bank account before he gave away his world series tickets. >> he was thrilled when the indians made it to the world series. they bought four tickets to game one. two for him and two to sell. >> i got a guy text me from the chicago area code that was interested in buying he bought them for $150 apiece. >> we agreed on $950 per ticket. he immediately said to me and i got a venmo notification that i got the money in my account. >> he then sent the tickets to the buyer. then he was surprised to see the money never actually made it to the account. the money was september back to the buy -- sent back to the buyer due to the fact that we don't support business trans x as. >> most people think that it is transferred instantly, but that's not the case. the notification that you have been paid means it is scheduled to transfer the next business day. in the meantime,

sara goldenburg is live at dick's in westlake where the gear is literally flying off the shelves. sara? >> reporter: hey, denise, that is right. it is all about hand on any indians gear you can find tonight. you can see it is calmer out here right now and that's because dick's has closed right now and earlier hundreds came out to get their american league championship gear. look at this video. it was packed in here. excited fans were everywhere you turned. they were grabbing ball caps and t-shirts. it was whatever they could get their hands on. the lines wrapped around the store and fans signed the wall that says our year. say it -- we couldn't say it any better. they started printing t-shirts as soon as the indians won. they are working around the clock and they expect to have 4,000 t-shirts ready at big box stores like sam's. it was an emotional night for everyone i talked to. >> this year is so exciting for all of us. >> and you are getting emotional. >> i love it. >> it is hard to put into words. >> it is a great win for sure. >> it is just amazing. know they will bring that wo

sara goldenburg getting answers on how the victims are coping. sara? >> reporter: i spoke with a woman who said she lost her sense of safety at her own home after this happened. police may have caught the styl being felt across the community. jaime didn't notice anything unusual at first. she walked out to her mini-van with 2-year-old ryland. >> i buckled him in and shut the door. then the back window fell completely in. a big huge chunk fell and got every where. he was terrified and i was terrified. >> reporter: she wondered if this was a personal attack. >> there was some here. there was an impact shot here and here. >> reporter: jam went to police and found out 50 vandalism cases were reported in painesville the last month. they had over 30 cases too. businesses and homes and cars targeted with bb guns. >> it is scary now. it takes away your peace of mind and safety. >> reporter: it may not seem like much, but it is enough to set this single mom back. >> insurance did cover a good chuck of it, but -- chunk of it, but i had to pay more christmas. >>

sara goldenburg is getting answers on a new law that changes that. >> reporter: president obama just signed the baby's act into law. it means that men will soon see more diaper changing they say it will make going out in public with infants and toddlers much easier. >> reporter: being a dad means more than play time for shane. he and his wife amanda have two children, ariana, 11 months old and vito two years old. when they go out his wife changes diapers out of necessity. you wouldn't fiend stations like this in a men's restroom. >> all places should have a changing area. it is not a big deal to put convenience with them there. >> reporter: if shane is on his own with the kids he is always thinking ahead to diaper duty. >> there are people around. i am trying to find a place where there is not a lot of people. when there is people you have to deal with people looking and getting dirty looks. >> reporter: when he can't find a changing station he is forced improvise. >> i am utilizing benches and cars, car seats and anywhere >> reporter: the baby act just signed into law can be a tempe

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 obtained these coit records showing a wade park gang was arrested. he carried out dozens of robberies. they took off with the atm. they said they committed more than some of the crimes. don watched in shock as a thief stole his min

sara goldenburg is getting answers on the new steps they are taking to make sure everything is on the up and up. >> election officials say extra police patrols will be circling around the voyting locations and will be on alert for any issues. they say hacki i system is nearly impossible. >> i will tell you at the time and i'll keep you in suspense. >> repeated accusations of a rig ared election from donald trump is no laughing matter. and pat mcdonald, the director of the cuyahoga board of elections wants you to know that. >> it is reckless comments to me and it is very dangerous. it underminds the integrity of the election. >> mcdonald, a republican, says the integrity of the department of homeland security and local police. >> we have put the extra security in place and we are working with the impact unit from the county sheriff's office whoen -- who ensured us there would be a rapid response. >> rovers will be assigned to some polling locations to make sure any campaigners and observers stay back 100 feet as required by law. we wanted to know how likely is it that the elections cou