.: so, i was born in southern ohio. a steel town called middletown, ohio.ch we always said it was "middletown" because it was in between cincinnati and dayton and that was the most impressive thing about it. but i spent a lot of time in eastern kentucky because my grandparents, who i grew up with, were kind of appalachian diaspora. so, they came from eastern kentucky coal country and worked in southern ohio steel mills, which is kind of a common story in that area. brian: can you paint a picture of middletown and jackson, kentucky? j.d.: sure, so jackson, kentucky is just pretty small. it's got about 6,000 people in it. pretty impoverished. 30%-40% poverty rates. the opioid epidemic has really hit jackson hard. and so that is a big part of what is going on in these areas. not a whole lot of people working. obviously, the coal -- the loss of coal jobs has hit this area pretty hard. so in some ways, it is a pretty tough area -- a tough area to grow up in. middletown is in some ways, it was supposed to be the economic savior. in a lot of ways, it was. because

he didn't in some ways fit in in southern ohio. he definitely belong from eastern kentucky and felt more comfortable there. he was just a great guy. brian: what is "mountain dew mouth"? [laughter] mouth is aain dew term that people give to the dental problems that happen when you drink too much sugary soda. it is not something that people like to talk about and people are unfairly stereotyped for having terrible teeth. it is true that, among poor families, kids have dental because they are given sugary soda before they should be. so i believe i was a baby when pepsi was put into my bottle and my grandma said, you are going to rot this kids teeth out. we didn't know what we were supposed to do. we did not know the behaviors we had to have to prevent premature dental problems. it's not that the people who put the pepsi in my bottle were bad people. they just really didn't know that they would have long-term health consequences. luckily, my grandma did. brian: what is a hillbilly? what is an elegy? j.d.: a hillbilly is somebody who ha

there are a lot of the social ills in southern ohio that do not look that different from jackson. brian: are there hills in both places? places? jd: yes, but they are bigger in jackson. middletown is in a plateau. if you have ever been to cincinnati, it is very hilly, almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. host: what made you leave? brian: what year did you leave that area permanently? jd: i left in 2003 to join the military. like a lot of kids, i left to joining the terry. i listed in the marines and this was right after we invaded iraq. enlisted in april of 2003.

there is a dry streak that's come and you can see it on the satellite imagery right there a over southern ohio and across most of the buckeye state it will be very light rainfall will have a look at the eighth day of course of the all important with a better number 44 will their sunday 44 tomorrow in vermillion so we are all going to be there we hope to see you there tomorrow. >> and to can be a fun day always. >> it's been an emotional homecoming for a local higha school as they honored a football player who dieds after a game last friday and despite their pain thee team took to the field to remember his spirit and support his family kevin freeman was there for the emotional night.irfa >> the euclid high school football team takes the field with an extra level of drive and determination with his father leaving the charge the panthers remember 17 -year-old homecoming game against the strongsville mustangs the mostu locker you know it's friday night every night of the week. >> hitler for friday night's. >> after taking a few moments to reflect people in the sand released balloons into the hub a

it is mainly central and southern ohio that will get frost overnight. for us, we have a few clouds that are hanging on with that northerl enough clouds should keep the temperatures middle and upper 30's, maybe frost. especially near ashland and near the wooster area. this is 9:30 pm tonight. spots. tomorrow morning, look at the temperatures. 37, wooster, canton, 34 degrees in mansfield. >>> we are two weeks away from election day. were getting into the home stretch for campaigning. joe biden buckeye state for several offense. trying to get residents to get out and fill out the ballot before election day. it comes just days after donald trump claim that the election was rigged. >> we want to win decisively. so we cannot continue this conspiracy theory. >> the vice president was in cleveland this morning. nominees, they were out campaigning this afternoon. hillary clinton spent the afternoon in new hampshire, she had a rally with supporters. and donald trump on the other hand, spent much of the day in florida and had two rallies scheduled with supporters.

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portions of southern ohio and they will stay down there for the rest of the afternoon. so, cleveland akron towards canton let's zoom in down to the south. akron to canton 77 all dry. showers have moved out of the stark and summit counties. we are starting off nice with humidity and they will start to drop our temperatures. today still comfortable. here's how the daybreaks out. we will start off in the mid- 60s. breaks of sunshine near 7p 0 for this afternoon -- 70 for this afternoon. plummeting temperatures in a few minutes john. >> it can be heated in vyingas tonight -- in vegas tonight. that's the late debate and it's happening with the latest nevada poll numbers showing clinton pulled ahead of trump. trump says the me side and the election is rigged. tracie potts is live where all bets are off. hi tracie. >> reporter: hey john expect him to bring that up. he is here arriving a few hours ago trump's plane touched down and he is here. clinton is here and we wanted to find out what people on the ground are doing to draw support for candidates and get ready for the debat

degrees b for a high notice that one little dry streak of airig that is moved into central and southern ohio and the weather meeting from south to northnd by 10:00 o'clock we are starting to see some of the showers and show up againcl i'm hoping they'll be out if you're in time for woolly bear sunday here's the wrap up'r on that low and that you can see indianapolis those showers that are being sucked in by the low offer the atlantic oceanre that when dry streak will really make it out on the satellite th that has moved into huntington southpointe up toward columbus we could be sharing in some of that rainfall amounts under half an inch as we get into tuesdayl things will wind down in terms of rainfall even on monday temperatures from the upper 50s with the intervention hoursrehe some dry breaks and a the mid- 50s tonight with the cool damp conditionsth course we got woolly bear sunday coming up hopefully more sun and clouds especially for today on your way more than today in some dry breaks we will detail the person typing on the rain the eighth a forecast with big changes for next week and

lost to obama in 2012 and it really came down to 400 votes spread across ten counties, couple in southern ohio. couldn't the election turn on a half a million votes nationwide? >> the thing ha really fixes this isn't the paperwork and checking and all that stuff, we should be voting on a sunday or saturday when everybody can do it like they do in western europe countries and thing liability. voter participation is like 90%. >> we ought to adopt the form and only be able to vote midnight and one because the informed actual voters who care enough to pay attention will get out and vote. i think it would be a disaster. >> how did you come up with that >> researchers estimated that 51 million eligible u.s. citizens who would be eligible to vote aren't registered. what are you people doing? like you don't care, you don't want to be -- i don't understand. >> i'm going to agree about the issues. elections are often more determined by people who don't vote and we always encouraging so go vote. what do they do? they don't vote. >> if you're not informed, don't vote. >> all right, we are here in the twin

more than 130 animals were rescued from the backyard of home in southern ohio. many of those animals were already dead and rescuers got there. many others were barely hanging on. they were kept in filthy conditions with little space to move around. >> they started running and jumping through the air they were happy to be able to stretch their legs. >> the guy who owns the home has not been charged. he was planning to use the animals to try to feed his little bit of rain coming in as expected. it is part of our first cold front that will chill is down. will find out what is going on where you are. first of all our radar screen shows the showers pushing through the akron canton area. dover now it is light rain moving south and east. the actual cold front is here. still stirring up a couple of rain showers and willard and new london. 70s into the 60s and the winds have calmed way down. it will cost down and the chill is on. full details coming up. >>> a police cruiser explodes. half the car was charged. had the officer was able to get out and then it -- in the nick

executions will be carried atc thear southern ohio correctional facility. in lieu lucas ville. >> . >>> . telling a class of second graders he would behead them. if they didn't behave.e inh central ohio. a parent called police after a seven year-old came home fromom school.o wednesday. veryl upset. apologizing. web (one day after the final presidential debate. clinton and trump appear together. in the same venue. this time.im cracking jokes. at theng annual al smith dinner. tradition for presde candidates to attend.tt but. not all thet jokes we received a positive response. some in the crowd even booingg trump. clinton.poked fun atat for giving paid speeches to corporations. she knead light of republicanan criticism. that sheu sleeps too much. >> . i took a break fromsto my rigor napi schedule. to be here. >>sc . . the event raised over six million dollars for the catholic churches children's charity. >>dr . there were awkward moments. >> . >> this afternoon lebron wife helped dedicate a brand ner blimp to thea fleet. >> . we were there foro t the. christeni

eight family members from southern ohio killed and the rest of the family says they still aren't getting any answers. >> brian: that's right. family, though, now speaking out, tia. lawyer demaria getting answers from the family who claims the case just doesn't seem to be moving forward. >> tell me what's going on. >> there's blood all over the house. >> ok. >> my brother-in-law is in the brother-in-law's dead. >> laura: the chillingen foul ka police now all that family members have left are the memories. >> it's dorkie but it's his voice. >> yeah, stacy when you get a chance i want you to look up on the internet and see if you can find me another orange steel hat with white letters. >> that's it. >> laura: an eight-second voice mail, the only one kendra has left of her father, kenneth. six months later, she says she still hasn't after her father was killed execution style as he lay in bed in his camper. he was the 8th in the final rhoden family member. >> still to this day sometimes i'll wake up. but it will be just like a dream. >> laura: the rest of the family doesn't think law enforce

next several days of notice of the one thing heree actually a big thing is the temperatures in southern ohio and open to a warm front and we're lookingle at a big boost to want that will start to develop tomorrow and continue into wednesdayntnt looking pretty good today although not as warm as likely likelre as you head outside a partly sunny today with a high of around 56 looking even better for trick-or-treating this evening we will start tos see the tense cooldown but not a picnic dropped most of us will see him high 40s ins north 50s between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. update on the wor a few minutes also look at our rain chances for the end of the weekkmi that a more more traffic, patio 601 good morning scott right now on the freeways we look at all for them we acted t above an accident here this is at west 14th ends quickly car came off that ramp and that you can see the tire tracks through the grass and he settled in front of that poll actually on the pole into the pool was 14 as greeley police are on the scene with that vehicle that hit the pole and once again

and into southern ohio. these thunder storms though not expected to push north ward. the rain will shower periods increasing tonight. over night low temperature may fall to 52. tomorrow very little rise in temperature. once we hit that ceiling of 62. rainy. breezy. and cool. >> we'll look at the weekend. and the crisp weekend. >> video from a fox eight viewer. one man is dead. and a police officer hurt. after a shooting in a lows parking lot. >> it happened in a crowded lows parking lot. after a lunchtime today. investigators believe the suspect was trying to run over an officer. when the shots were fired. >> . here with all the details tonight. >> we're told the officer was taken to the hospital. with minor injuries. police have not yet released the name of the deceased suspect. they have called in state investigators to figure out what happened. >> . it happened o fast. and it was all just adrenaline was going. and. pwropb brandon describes the scene. after he pulls into the parking lot. of the lows store. around 1:00 o'clock wednesday afternoon. >> . i see a cop. t

her dad was one of eight family members killed earlier this year in southern ohio. the survivors still have no answers about why or who killed a family member's -- eight it's especially eerie for kendra rhoden. fate intervened. >> i would have been there if my boyfriend hadn't had a toothache. needed money or a baby sitter. she was only supposed to be gone until 3:00. something happened. she didn't make it back until 7:00. after everything was done. there was a reason for it. >> tia: well if not for that toothache and baby sitting job, kendra wouldav with her cousin for a sleepover. instead, she turned around and headed home. now as the god mother of her cousin's new born daughter who was spared that night, kendra says her purpose is to take care of little kylie. >> brian: a cleveland man is sitting in jail on drug charges thanks to the eye of troopers. a trooper stopped christopher cofield on 80 eastbound for a turn signal violation. they sensed something wasn't 147 guernsey memorials of cocaine, 78 grams of crack worth more than $22,000. cofield was charged with p

and into southern ohio. these thunder storms though not expected to push north ward. the rain will shower periods increasing tonight. over night low temperature mayay fall to 52. tomorrow very little rise in temperature. once we hit that ceiling of 62. rainy. breezy. and cool. >> we'll look at the weekend.w and thee crisp weekend. at that. coming up. you know how it is, someone does something nice for you and you feel obligated to do something nice back. maybe your aunt sent you a crocheted scarf, you sent a thank you note... and the crochet just kept on coming. well, at carmax, you don't have to return the favor. they'll buy your car even if you don't buy a car from them. because feeling obligated is uncomfortable. and tight. in places it shouldn't be. carmax won't make you feel that way. >> video from a fox eight viewer. one man is dead. ande a police officer hurt. after a shooting in a lows parking lot. >> it happened inin a crowded lows parking lot. after a lunchtime today. ann officer. when the shots were fired. >> . here with all the details tonight. >> we're to

all thanks to the cold front that's settled down across the alleghenies and southern ohio and ohio river valley. it stays to the south. all we see is sunshine. the front way down to the south going through the rest of the afternoon. dry weather around the region. we will zoomy in down south of -- zoom you in down south of cleveland. know showers around the region right now. 64 in akron. 64 in cleveland. mid-60s to start your wednesday in cuyahoga county. as we break wednesday down for you nice fall color out there and it will feel like it too. beautiful fall weather. near 70 for the afternoon. plenty of sun and lots of nice weather through the rest of today before the clouds increase tonight and then we start to talk about more rain. here's how this all comes together. cold front down to the south. that stays to the south today. and area of low pressure out in the west. that's going to swing out into the central afternoon. and start pulling the front north. as it starts to head north it will be become much more active with rain. rain will just start to develop all around this thing and t

manier than 130 animals rescued from the backyard of a home in southern ohio. so much the animals were already dead. others barely hanging on. talking dogs, goats, chicken, sheep and rabbits. all kept in deplorable condition's and with had little space it move around. >> penn after penn after penn. no food and this that. >> they were happy to be able to stretch the legs. >>> the man who owns the home has a -- he was going to try to use them to feed his family. many have been put up for adoption. >>> all right. let's go ahead a look -- i've got some good news. this afternoon. that's not as warm as we were yesterday in the 80s but still lovely out there. we head into the evening. this is when things begin to change. it weres dropping into the 50s as we head through the overnight hours. rain does move in but it's not arriving until after midnight. just in time for that thursday morning commute. enjoy your day. over to you. >> well we have to tell people what's coming up. exciting news for air travelers. how the get you some money. >> a man tries to tbrab at girl f

there are a lot of the social ills in southern ohio that do not look that different from jackson.: are there hills in both places? places? jd: yes, but they are bigger in jackson. middletown is in a plateau. if you have ever been to cincinnati, it is very hilly, almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. host: what made you leave? brian: what year did you leave that area permanently? jd: i left in 2003 to join the military. like a lot of kids, i left to joining the terry. i listed in the marines and this was right after we invaded iraq. enlisted in april of 2003. the war was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. i never lived there for more than a few months at a time. host: what years were you in the marines? jd 2003-2007. : i went to ohio state for a couple of years. i majored in philosophy. i was in yale from 2010-2013. i couldn't start and the next law school term had already started. this was a chunk of time where i stayed with my aunt and uncle. brian: when did you go to san francisco? jd: 1.5 years ago. brian: what area of law are you in? jd: i am

will soon move to a moved to a new prison in toledose better suited still be carried out at the southern ohio correctional facility in lucasfilm bond is set at $100,000 for a woman accused0 of a deadly street race crash 21 -year-old dion a cup and now faces a vehicular homicide in the assault charges police say she'd been drinking prior to raising another car before hitting and killing 55 -year-old john could wreckfott. >> by monday that it born at which bridge it will be fully reopened to traffic heading downtown on i 90 this weekend o-dot will finish the work needed to openhe all lanes of the eastbound bridge the old innerg belt bridge was takenta out of service in 2013 and demolished a year later in and the new lebron banner willte at the sherwin-williams headquarters is set to roll down later this morning it was supposed to be done friday afternoonoit pushed back because of all the rain delete 10 story nba championship mural rain1 but crews have been gold barry o'brien trophy patch toth thee collar of james' jersey this is the 60 banner to go up on the big wall in 11 yearsn. >> 938 your t

new prison in toledo better suited to their needsui executions will still be carried out of the southern ohio correctional facility o and lucas bill bond s set at a hundred thousand dollars per woman accused of a deadly street race crash 21 -year-old a a for now faces be e killeres homicide and assault charges police say she had been car before hitting and killing 55 -year-old john could trick by monday of the george p . average bridge will be fully reopened to traffic heading downtown on i 90 ms. present oh .-dot finishes the work needed to open that vent about bridge was taken out of service in 2013 then demolished a year later. long project getting done had this in the prairie threat for process ago school teacheh second graders and their parens here's what happened allegedly told a class he had a really poor behavior that he would cut their heads off and bury them in the ground. need this to say didn't go over so wellll he said he would cut r heads off and various by the school. o after he said that all they the kids we're jumping out of their and crying. i think he needs to be behind bar

. >> rescued from the backyard of a home in southern ohio. some of the animals were already dead by the time rescuers got there. others were barely hanging on. dogs, goats, chickens, sheep and rabbits all kept around. >> pen after pen after pen after pen of neglecting animals. >> no animal should have to go through that. >> jumping through the air. they were happy to be a i believe to stretch their legs. >> a man who owns the home has not been charged. the humane society says many of the animals have successfully been put up for adoption. >> all right. let go ahead now. a check of that forecast. here's a look at your rain chances going back up. this nice break today. this sunshine but then as we head into your early hours that's when the rain will return. friday we do stand another chance for rain. up and down here the next few days. as for today, highs around 71 degrees. so it will be noticeably cooler than yesterday and tons of sunshine. baaing to you. >> exciting news. money back when your wags are delayed >> . a man tries to grab grab a l

there are a lot of the social ills in southern ohio that do not look that different from jackson.n bothe there hills places? guest: yes, but they are bigger in jackson. middletown is in a plateau. if you have ever been to illy,nnati, it is very h almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. what made you leave? 2003 to join in the military. i was in the marines. this was right after we invaded iraq. enlisted inin a -- april of 2003. the war was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. i never lived there for more than a few months at a time. host: what years were you in the marines? 2003-2007. i went to ohio state for a couple of years. i majored in philosophy. yale fromhy 2010-2013. i couldn't start and the next law school term had already started. a chunk of time where i stayed with my aunt and uncle. host: when did you go to san francisco? guest: 1.5 years ago. host: what area of law are you in? an investor in san francisco and i practiced law in boston. did a lot of regulatory work in washington, d.c. and i left for the technology world in san francisco.

currently housed in chillicothe but will soon move tob a new prison and toledo carried out at the southern ohio correctional facility in lucasfilm bond is set at $100,000 for a woman accused of a deadly street race crash 21 -year-old dion a car and now faces of vehicular homicide and assault charges police say she had been drinking prior to releasing anotherri car before hitting and killing 55 -year-old john could wreck. >> by monday that george is the point of be fully reopened to traffic heading downtown on high 90s this weekend o-dot will finish alldo that were committed to open all of the eastboundas lanes think goodness of the old inner belt bridge was taken out of service pack in 2013 then demolished a year laterrnedg a disciplinary threat from a substitute schoolteacher in the columbus area has created panic among a group of second graders and their parentsnd a sob in the new york school district district allegedly told a class that he would cut their heads off and bury them in the ground needless to say we didn't go over so well but the students or their parents speak what you said he w

clear in southern ohio and clear on the radar at the moment but that will change c as i am tracking the next system that will be pushing into our region late tonight into tomorrow morning. changes headed our way. cooler temperatures and wet weather as we wrap up the last weekend of october. rain in chicago tonight. what you think about that? >> it will be dry. >> thank you. >> in the news this evening, cleveland police are messy getting the death of a person found onso west third street. the victim was found by tower security was severe trauma to the head. the cuyahogah county medical examiner and homicide detectives are investigating the death. so far thein victim has not been identified. anyone with information is asked to call detective's. death of a 60 -year-old man outside a dollar general store on east 100 16th street.ou police of the victim was found on the sidewalk outside the star early this morning.s they found the suspect ran upp and hit the victim in the head before fleeing. a passerby called level one. the victim has notot been identified. >> theid man accused of selling fa

denise, over >> now a story that captured national headlines. 8 family members murdered in southern ohio. >> self-months later still no arrests. now the surviving family members are speaking out. laura demaria with their sorrow and frustration. >> what's going on. >> there's blood all over the house. my brother -- he -- beat the i my my brother-in-law is dead. >>> the chilling phone call to police. now that family members left. >> it is dorky, his voice. >> when you get a chance i want you to look up on the internet and find another ad with white letters. >> that's it. >> an 8 second voice mail. kendra wrote and his father kenneth and six months later she says she hasn't gotten answers after her fatheras execution style in bed in his camper, the 8th rhoden member found dead. >> sometimes to this day i will wake up and it will be like a dream. >> and the rest of the family doesn't think law enforcement is on top of the case. >> not watching the wearhouse. >> the wearhouse is where the sheriff's office is storing dozens of pieces of evidence in the rhoden case. four mobile homes are locked

you can see some clouds across southern ohio. we had some high clouds come across earlier today. those have cleared out. we're at a pleasant 63. obviously we'll be dropping into the 50s once the sunsets. look at the warmer temperatures out to the west. i think we'll be above 70 tomorrow. alert, though, sunday afternoon. this will be for some showers. computer models are all over the place as to how heavy the rain will . but i am leaning sunday afternoon will be the best opportunity to get some rain showers in here 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. could be wet afternoon travel. couple computer models develop spotty showers later tomorrow night. we're certainly going to be dry tomorrow and into the evening. i'm going to show you the front that we're going to be dealing with. and this isn't a very strong cold front. here is 2:00 sunday afternoon. you know, it keeps most of it other models do bring it in around 2:00 or so in the afternoon. so just a heads up sunday afternoon and sunday evening, we could be dealing with a little bit of rain around here. 45 the low tonight in cleveland. and 44 akron-

so i went to southern ohio. we went to one, we went to a county called licking county first. we got a theater there, and the local republicans had an uprising and made the board kick me out, basically, ban me, so we couldn't put on the show. we had to quickly find another county that had a similar demographic. we found clinton county, which had four times as many people voting for trump. so 26,000 registered voters, and i think 1,000 plus voted in the democratic primary. that gives you a picture of what it looked like there. but it was, you know, it was really, when you watch this, you see at the beginning, you know, this probably, there's 700 people in the theater, and a good 100 of them are people who said they're voting for donald trump, and so they're like this. and, and. >> you can see in their reaction shots to some jokes. this guy's laughing. the guy right beside him is not, and looks like he's feeling the opposite of laughter at some moments. then he'll be laughing and the other won't. >> the humor had to be such that i didn't want them to leave. i was not there to ma

he was arrested in southern ohio and is held on a $2 million bond. the family released a statement saying in part, quote, our community has helped restore our faith in humanity. and their daughter, quote, continues to overcome and survive such a horrible circumstance. >> anchor: well, a city hall ceremony to promote several gave the oath of office to 19 officers. they were named various supervisory positions. the department is hiring by the way. you can apply online on the city's website. >>> a new report says the average homeowner's and car insurance premium in ohio ranks among the lowest in the country. catherine bosley has the numbers. >> reporter: ohio lieutenant governor mary tyler the director of observation observation department of insurance is touting insurance prices states. the average ohioan is paying $659 a year for auto insurance which is the 12th lowest in the country and that cost is only up 2.3% over the last year. now the average homeowner's insurance policy is $763 this year and that's the ninth lowest in the u.s. up only 1.5% from

. >> if you think of where i'm from in the south and appalachia and southern ohio, it's very unlikelyn those parts of the country is in a very real sense just a dream. >> that is powerful, that they think that the american dream, potentially, is for someone else. you know, we talk about these groups and i interviewed asian american voters and nick valencia is going to georgia. his story is coming up. but tell us, because this is your community. something that we may not know. we may not understand that is part of this equation in how to deal decide who to vote for. >> sure. so, one thing that i think is relatively underreported is that we often talk about whether trump's voters are motivated by just economic anxiety or racial animus or racial anxiety. and the sense they get is that while both of those things are part of the story, there's a lot else going on in these communities. they're struggle in a lot of ways that aren't clearly economic. if you think about the heroin epidemic, if you think about the rates of family breakdown and rising divorce rates, these communities are real st

i came from southern ohio and leave in a second amendment. --believe in the second amendment. i know that 133,000 americans lose their lives to gun violence every year. unfortunately about 2000 those to suicide. i believe it is possible to honor the second amendment and still support commonsense efforts to curb this carnage. i do support comprehensive background checks. closing loopholes for gun shows and internet sales. we ought to do everything we can to help guns out of those who would do us harm. it is a no-brainer. if someone is judged to be so dangerous that they cannot get on an airplane and fly. if they on the terror watchlist, they ought not to be able to buy a semiautomatic weapon. those are commonsense solutions. senator portland has opposed everything. maybe that is why the nra has spent almost $2 million in this race attacking me. because they know i will stand up to them, and they know he will do whatever they ask of him. he a republican bill -- he voted against a bill to keep guns out of the hands of suspected terroristss and he voted no. that is a big differenc

that means that models are trying to even bring in a little rainfall to the southern sections of ohio. hard to believe right now considering akron is seeing some beautiful bright blue skies, great shot there, summit and stark county, you're a little cooler than what cleveland is expecting for today. i think 81 that daytime high fo beautiful sunshine right now. southern wind around 8 miles per hour. no dew point. humidity not an issue for us. a taste of summer but yet fall air. it's gorgeous. enjoy it. lunch outside, take a walk about. 71 for us downtown, a little cooler, but 72 bedford, 66 in orange, though, a lot more 70s to show you including a mild 76 wadsworth, 73 in medina. richland has 70s. 74 in ashlund, 72 in mansfield. 75 in shelby. loving that. 771 of the warmest in port clinton for us, staying here at home or maybe friends and family affected by matthew have decided to come back, well, we have a change in our forecast too but it's not because of matthew. it's this front back west, it's going to usher in fall-like air, problem is the timing on this particular system isn't ex

we are learning red cross workers in southern ohio will be heading southeastern states to help. they are leave from cleveland and canton. 500 workers will be standing by to help with evacuations and supplies. >>> are you ready? the play-offs are here. >> yes, they are not just facing any old team. we will show you progressive field. the tribe has a long and bitter play-off history with the red sox. the indians have been in the play-offs 11 times in the entire play-off history. they beat them in '95 and '98 in the alds but in 2007 boston beat us in the american league championship series. >> this is interesting. the red sox team was managed by terry fran con in a. today be flowing the first -- throwing the first pitch at progressive field. >>> two lanes blocked around 90 westbound. big delays in the westbound lanes there. the huge delay is hour. from 77 to the central interchange to 90. there was an earlier incident at 77. here is what it look likes outside. still slow commute. we will be right back with >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. hurricane matthew is churning thro

but she is sending people like bill clinton here and he worked southern ohio, which he did really well in in 2008. >> okay, so let's look at the polls, we have got a couple of kind of either or polls here. one showed, despite her strong performance in the debate, mr. trump is still up. why didn't she get more of a almost of the media thought she carried the debate. >> well, if you believe the one poll, she is two points up. and another poll that came out, a few days before that, of course, shows trump still up five. i think, though, the reason that ohio is to close, the reason why donald trump is probably the favorite to win ohio right now is that ohio's demographic i cans are different. there are more of working class voters and fewer hispanics. >> quick thoughts about what we expect from the debate sunday night. >> town hall style will change it. i think you are going to see a little less russian, because really, the audience is there and you do not run over audience members. >> i think we are going to see trump struggle, again, i do not know that he put as much preparation into the

this is with the cold front that extends from southern maine, stretching into southern parts of ohio. it marks the cooler edge for the remainder of the week. look for the highs today. 75 to 80. we are not waiting on the warm front today. 81 in norwood. well above average by 10 to 20 this afternoon. overnight tonight, we'll be partly cloudy, 55 downtown. some of the coolest suburbs will dip into the 40s. northeast wind 2 to 12 miles per hour. check out the highs. only in the 60s. the biggest difference will be the wind. a high of 60 in boston. it will feel different because we'll be so warm today. we start with sunshine tomorrow morning. i want to time out the warm weather for you. scattered showers do arrive. they will arrive from southwest to northeast during the late afternoon and evening. you may want to throw the umbrella or raincoat in the car in the morning. you won't need it for the morning commute. for the ride home, there will be scattered showers around. through friday, looking soggy. friday morning, may feature a couple light showers. mainly inland. watch what happens durin

reports out of ohio in southern and eastern ohio will donald trump did well in primaries, voter registration is lagging. it's crazy it's -- not crazy but sort of it might, you know, put a hole in his here to they enthusiasm is enough just to get people to do this all on their own. >> i remember talking to folks not too long ago doing something about mondale, and walter mondale who ran for the presidency, and i was told by one of his former aides, we had the last week of the campaign 30,000 people at our rallies, and you'll recall a loss of -- didn't go well. >> getting early insight into some of the early voting in iowa, for example. quinnipiac university poll showing that 61% of the early voters in iowa have cast their ballots for hillary clinton. so is this a sign that hillary clinton is just getting a lot of early votes out there? or is there a trend? something going on in iowa that maybe could be significant? >> well i do think it's significant a lot of the early voting seems to be favoring clinton in some of these states. you see that in north carolina as well. because its enthusiasm, t

brings us the next chance of rainfallc , as they approach their going to skip extreme southern michigan and northwest ohio but for us is th few debris clouds left over, it is outrunning the front and these that without fuel to and looking at wraparound showers impressions of montana, and the rockies forgot hurricane matthew, in the bahamas, headin towards florida's east coast could make landfall, or perhaps just raise it in basically here are the george and carolina coast lines in the weekend with men's pets 120 and gusting up three with strong rainfall from florida to the carolinas betwee five and 12 inches also some coastal flooding. southeast florida hurricane watches/warnings extending up t north carolina. for us, was declared with 50s and today, mostly sunny near 80 degrees a great day to just do anything outside on friday mostly sunny and then clouds bring in a few showers friday into saturday , with much cooler temperatures after that front, and beginning next week, with low t is bizarre or perhaps the greatest gameps ever, for kids. thank you for joining us tonight, both at home and online.b eliza

and we have a front stretching from the southern plains and to the eastern ohio valley and in the appalachia and that's heavy rain and it will move towards the eastern seaboard. today in chicago. and 68 in little rock and 69 in new york city, but on the west, warm weather for us in phoenix, looking at 96 today and 63 in flagstaff and 79 in prescott and 92 for lake havasu and 97 in peoria and 95 in scottsdale. high pressure in control of our weather pattern, this is a really strong ridge and it's going in our weather through saturday. then we're tracking the big change. we're going to have this low pressure system that's going to swing across the pacific northwest and draws up sub tropical moisture. this is going to be mean high clouds on sunday and that will bring rain chances into the forecast. and that's sunday and monday and tuesday and a big cooldown high is 96 and breeze are around and we'll dip to a low of 72 tomorrow morning and that extended forecast, highs in the 90s through saturday and slight cooling on sunday to 93 and monday, 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms and a high of

. >>> hundreds of heroin overdoses in ohio this year alone. the southern part of our state, 76 out of 1,000 babies were born with neonay it will system. at least a low birth -- leads to bow birth weight and breathing problems t. could make months to recover. that's a program that was supposed to help. it's not working in the area. it launched more than a month ago and grants immunity. city officials say no one has come forward. and national addiction experts say you have to do cycle. >>> well tonight the cleveland indians are in toronto ready to face the blue jays for game three. >> but a prominent canadian activists is trying to stop them from using the low logo and name. he's taking legal action to get rid of both in but tribe fans say not so fast. >> i don't think it's meant to be derogatory. >> we tried reaching out to cardinal but we have not ruled back f. they rule in his favor they'll refer to them as the cleveland team. they have no comment. >> 6:05 is the time right now. if you take the inner belt >> all five westbound lanes of the new bridge now

we will see the surge of warm air take over the southern states and even across northeast ohio this afternoon. today you don't want to miss of a lot of sunshine, a few clouds for dinner plans. tonight you will get 64 degrees. we do have an area of low pressure that is making it's way in. it will give us a little bit more rain around 11:00 our tool the overnight our. i will show you -- hour. i will show you the timing. at 9:00 we start to notice the clouds forming once again across the lake to the elyria area. the moisture rely gmc tomorrow will check a little bit of rain from huron county and cuyahoga county. unfortunately lake affect rain is still dominating for ashtabula county. by the noon hour most of us will sit in more dry conditions and a little bit of sunshine for your monday. today, enjoy it. 65 degrees. that is unreal for degrees above normal. tonight we will be at 48 degrees. this was our high yesterday. you need to enjoy this warm air that is moving back in. i will show you reality though, it comes back monday afternoon 54. we will check the next storm system wednesday and thursda

sunshine to take effect on portions of northeast ohio the power 5 still tracking few spotty showers as the upper level continues to spin here. this is southern stark making its way out. you're seeing scattered showers and clouds in place. high pressure moving across the ohio valley going to allow us on perfection. temperatures falling off the mark this afternoon. in the lower 70s yesterday. 67 greater cleveland. upper 60s for wayne county. what do you have planned throughout your evening hours? mostly cloudy skies. tracey, i'm going to show you when temperatures return to 80s coming up. >>> nba champs are back. cavs hitting the court at the q for the first time since game six of the finals. teamic canning off the new -- team kicking with the annual scrimmage. fans had a lot of fun to say the least. >> reporter: yeah tracey. there were a lot of smiles here at the q and not because there were fans left over from last night's concert. cavaliers and company were all under one roof for the wine and gold scrimmage. at the q for the wine and gold scrimmage. the scrimmage is tradition. unlike years past, cavs are reigning champs. >> this place is cr

any moisture we saw earlier this evening moved to southern locations and the high pressure is starting to build across ohio valley. this will keep us on the dry side unless sunshine in stores out the rest of the week. the cooler air making its way in across the board. we are talking about daytime highs slightly warmer by tomorrow afternoon. lower 70s for the overnight star tuesday mostly cloudy skies sunshine breaking through. i will show you your seven-day forecast coming up. and when temperatures return to the 80s. >>> election officials in ohio are speaking out about a so- called plot to rig the presidential election. a report surfaced late last week online claiming a columbus man found ballot boxes filled with thousands of votes for hillary clinton another democratic candidates. at the franklin county board of election. county officials say the allegations are false. the board of elections have several security measures in place to prevent such incidents . >>> concerns are growing about a potential cyber attack affecting the outcome of the election.: security secretary jeh johnson confirming that elect

ohio originally. he went to the southern poverty law center in the 70s to work down there practically free of charge and help men like mitchell rupp h. and the southern poverty law center would only take desperate case is. mitchell's was pretty desperate. so dennis took it to defend him and stuck with him all through the hearing. it was pretty interesting. dennis b. in a very practical attorney and a good one, he was glad to have character witnesses. he simply said i never expected to republicans to show up to testify for mitchell routledge. there were a number of people pro and con at the second we sentencing hearing for mitchell and sister lillian was there. we were there. >> host: pamina story as well. the woman from virginia. >> she was supportive. she could not attend a trial, but she was at home when you are going to get her back. consumer weekend was there in dennis even with this background was funny because he put sister lillian on the stand for the defense first because sister lillian was a very gentle person and she was one of days. she thought everyone should be let out and they would do muc

ohio. travel on a regular basis through a few counties in the southern part of ohio.o you, be familiar athens, hinton, ross, high tlt claremont, brown, etc, i see predominantly signs for the yards.p in i see very, very few signs for if we just ton, so went by sign count, it would ppear that trump would be winning those counties. no doubt about it, we have two most of us just are troubled with nmy case, i'm of g to vote for the lesser two evils, i don't think he is a lot tanding candidate, of baggage, same as hillary does. again, it is lesser of two evils for me. so one, i'd like for you to comment upon what your reading the southern counties as opposed to big three metropolis columbus and cleveland. econd comment, just observation, i'm suppose someone would say i'm revolutionary and pick up my musket, i don't even own a gun. i cannot help but wonder if our founding fathers were able to be esurrected and one of them was to run in this election, if they upon as a " looked "nutcase," respectfully. host: i want to give david a quickly. respond go ahead, david. guest: than

ohio. travel on a regular basis through a few counties in the southern part of ohio. to you, be familiar athens, hinton, ross, high tlt claremont, brown, etc, i see predominantly signs for the yards.p in i see very, very few signs for if we just ton, so went by sign count, it would ppear that trump would be winning those counties. no doubt about it, we have two most of us just are troubled with nmy case, i'm of g to vote for the lesser two evils, i don't think he is a lot tanding candidate, of baggage, same as hillary does. again, it is lesser of two evils for me. so one, i'd like for you to comment upon what your reading the southern counties as opposed to big three metropolis columbus and cleveland. econd comment, just observation, i'm suppose someone would say i'm revolutionary and pick up my musket, i don't even own a gun. i cannot help but wonder if our founding fathers were able to be esurrected and one of them was to run in this election, if they upon as a " looked "nutcase," respectfully. host: i want to give david a quickly. respond go ahead, david. guest: th

southern edge of that rain just north of canton.ca with a pretty good amounts of rain innt the rain content playback into western ohio. that's general outlook today we keep the showers going to be going most of the millennial partially thin out on that eigt our forecast around the lunch hour, not completely that we waw seeas the intensity reference ad startfer to see the rain redevep later on this afternoonhe to continue through the evening. eight-day forecast in a couple ofc minutes.n city of champions. love complete coverage clinchinl win as theyin advanced to the world series for the first time in 19 years. you.urs the sedate we will remember forever, because it's the day that we learned that we will be going to the world series.. thanks for joining us my name is natalie hrbek.

my vote in ohio means something. >> on the southern shore of lake erie sits lake county, just outsideennial moms are still struggling with whole election. >> has morphed into an alternate universe where facts don't matter. >> in 2008, barack obama won here. in 2012, mitt romney won this county. the margin of victory both times, less than 1%. >> i don't expect perfection but i dointegrity. >> as ohio becomes a must-win state, one thing is clear, when it comes to winning over moms, both candidates have work to do. >> they need to win your vote. if they said what would it take to lock you up as a voter? >> i think neither one of these candidates seem to be above bashing the other and that really bothers me. i watched maybe ten minutes of the first debate and i felt like i was back in a middle school cafeteria. >> so are you throwing your hands in the air? >> it is definitely a lesser of two evils choice. >> trying to get you to hate somebody as opposed to trying to get you to like somebody. i have a daughter. she's 8 months old. i look at her. it's not just the next four years. it's the