in cleveland, tara molina, news 5. >> reporter: from high atop the halstead flats department one final time until 11:00 tonight we're going say good-bye. the cubs. who you got? >> i got the indians all the way, rob. all the way. we're winning it. >> reporter: by the end of tonight, 2-1 tribe. >> see, we think alike. thank you rob. looks great out there. >>> with the world series going and cleveland still in the thick of it the city is shining in a bright light. all of this got our leon bibb starting 0 to think. when leon thinks, great things happen. he was think about the world series and that have been happening in cleveland. we really are in the national spotlight once again. >> and that's a good thing. i think we put ourselves in the spot light, and that's a good thing. we're feeling better about owrksz and the nation is looking at us. you know it's been a long time coming, this shot at a world series. i remember '95 and '97. now we have '16. the fact of the matter is this. cleveland has already won, and this is what i mean. eyes to cleveland. something good is underway here. it is

they talked to our tara molina. >> reporter: guys, check this out. it doesn't look like a scam, right some so%eople may want to ?rhave this done. but it is the people who didn't for it that want you ?ixdto i]? up. new numbers line the streets in mentor on the lake. while they may make addresses ? easier to ?d, police say there's a problem. to pay for a service they did not order from people who are not permitted to do work with the city okaut claim to. according to i]the people who live on these streets, painters weren't asking for a set amount of money. they were just asking for money. the police chief told me, you do not to have pay. >> this week th'r leave any money and telling them that they want mo] for what they f?did. >> i don't pay f%uzanything f?i didn't q. i didn't give ?ithem any money. >> it's important to note this wouldn't be a problem xdif psilters were doing a job r they weren't. in mendnon the lake, tara molina, news 5. >>> now all new at r:00 in elyria there is a special home 75 years. >> yeah. we're talking about a teenager who tol

news 5's tara molina is bringing us the hottest haircuts in town. >>reporter: now, you may have seen photos of this cleveland- area barber's world series work online or maybe even in the back of a friend's head. sonny's haircuts are blowing up and you're about to see why. everyone agrees. [ buzzer noise ] >>reporter: these aren't haircuts. they're works of art. >> artwork, you know, it's really hard to do. >>reporter: and sonny's hair portraits are not for the shy. >> i do like different designs and people looking at me. >>reporter: or the impatient. it takes sonny around three hours to do cuts like these of miller or lindor, but he can do a basic design in about 15. >> for me any haircut is art because you're making something out of what they have. [ buzzing noise ] >>reporter: the hottest new thing for fans who are diehard tribe -- >> show the spirit of the indians. >>reporter: and aren't afraid to stand >> i don't let anybody else touch my hair other than him. >>reporter: with the first world series games here in cleveland, sonny was actually out

in cleveland, tara molina news 5 new developments in a hate crime against the amish. who cut up the rivals beards want the case reviewed by the supreme court. the six court of appeals review the convictions which have been dismissed and reinstated twice since the crimes were committed. the cutting of beards is considered a hate crime in the amish community.>>> we've seen a lot of cases of drones being used by public safety, northeast ohio is joining that club. a drone academy takes flight at cuyahoga officers, firefighters and other first responders hands-on experience. they will work with the drones they will be trained by simulation technology to learn all the drone capabilities. >> our focuses on making sure there are law enforcement and public safety individuals who are qualified in utilizing >> classes start monday, the dean says they are talking about expanding to include other students in the future.>> drones are going to change a lot. there are in so many different areas of our lives.>> it's cheaper to have a drone. >> safer.>>> it is a terrific and to your tu

tara molina, news 5. >>> we'll be a little cautious, but hey, the city is festive, and a lot of us are just right giddy. but that is not the case for all of our major sports teams. >> unfortunately it's ?riew. the q and progressive field friendly neighbors. they bring smiles and celebration to the same correspond but down the street, there are few smiles for the browns. leon bibb is going break down the team struggles. >> i will tell you what you ought to realize. keep this in mind. it's all in the family. by that i mean the browns, the cleveland monsters. we are all in it together. still, it hurts when one of the family is struggling. it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. on the same east 9th street, a tale of three brother, each with a family name, cleveland. one brother plays baseball and stands on the brink of a world series championship. his next-door brother plays basketball, a championship. but a couple of blocks away on their street lives the third brother who cannot find the winning way. all in the family. three brothers cleveland. hope is brother browns can lea