available at other locations cleveland councilman terrell pry seth being deployed a member in the ohio national guard and leaves in four days for the balkans a colleagues can video conference and his assistant will handle any concerns in his ward. >>> he asks questions and he wants answers. it is orlo wants to know >> mark: how is a large hole allowed to remain on an elderly couple's tree lawn for weeks on end. children got promises it would be fixed and they finally brought frustrations to cleveland 19 and paul orlousky >> reporter: utility work is temporary inconveniences as lines were installed or repairs made and a perfect example here in north olmsted this hole has been in this tree lawn for months now. >> i would like to see it. it's been here for months. >> december? >> yeah >> reporter: for nearly nine months people like courtney gaddis had to maneuver around this water department created hole after water line repairs were made from the first of the year. keep look at it. >> they keep coming and keep looking. one time the water department took a picture. my husband called a week and a h

to not have good traction. >> reporter: the ohio national guard explained that they cannot comment on this investigation because it is pending, but they did say that with the victims. brittany is relying on the great memories that she had with her son to get her through this terrible time. she says that she will never forget warmth of his big hugs. >> he was one of those kids that he always had a smile. >> reporter: it is unclear where that humvee had come from or where it was going. and now no charges have been brought yet. state troopers are testing the driver for drugs and alcohol. volk news channel 5. >>> coming up at 5:00, a school in dire straight as they try to figure out how to close a huge budget deficit. >>> plus, thousands of people are itching to get their hands on a nearly $2 million jet. >>> and remember if you see news happening, e-mail us, newsnet5.com or tweet us at >>> big time parma districts are reaching a boiling point tonight. under financial watch by the state of ohio. >> facing millions of dollars in cuts this year and next and now controversy. leaders in parma

councilman terrell pruitt will be heading overseas today, as part of a six month deployment with the ohio national guard. the ward one councilman is a major in the guard, and willwith head to the balkans for 180 the. major i the days. councilwoman dona brady will brl serve as utilities committee chair during his absence. pruitt was appointed to council in 2008, and has been reelected twice since.tttt and has en ree this is a story going viral. even when he was running late for class. dole boy showing patriotism even when he was running late for class. do you remember the firsteven ct nervous and veeyou re home from the hospital with your new baby?e my goodness were you nervous were you excited? g and what if you were picked up in a limo what that's the latet trend will see if you think it's a good idea or does it take away from that exciting personal experience..ex your comments next in thisperhis morning's download. humidity is building from when we star ted the morning show about six hours ago. we climb into the 80s we have some clo few localized showers developing willd check that out the eight

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the u.s.a. visiting 400 national parks and monuments and documenting his experience through photos and the written word. today he was back in ohio touring the james a. garfield national monument. carl becketle caught up with him and talked to him about this amazing journey. >> reporter: he is no ordinary trip to all 400 park sites. >> reporter: he toured the james a. garfield national historic site. this stop was 37 on his quest, which began this past april. earlier, he enjoyed a visit to cuyahoga valley national park. >> i call it suburban national park paradise because it felt like the community took an interest in this park. people from the akron area, the cleveland . inspiration comes from his dad who passed away from cancer. >> we don't always get the time to pro pursue our dreams. so i needed to do it as soon as possible. >> reporter: he calls this home. no comfy bed and no air- conditioning. >> i am living in a van that i fixed up myself. >> reporter: but the sacrifice is worth it. >> it's so rewarding to live this alternative lifestyle if it allows me to see these places. >> what a great story. thanks for that. as this i

and four students were killed, 13 shot, by the ohio national guard. ter that the student strike took place over the rest of the month, and the country came as close to a civil war, i think, certainly as it ever had, in the 20th century. it was a moment of pure chaos. and it ended on august -- didn't end but in a way i feel like the movement ended on -- in some ways at least morally and in its soul on august 24th, at the university of wisconsin. , when four men bombed a building and blew up the entire building. it was the army mass research building, and a lot of research for the war was taking place there it had been a hot issue for years because dow chemical researchers were working for dow chemical in that building, and a man named carl armstrong who i interviewed and his brother, dwight, and two other men who were -- had been on the student newspaper decided that be an important symbolic building to blow up. and they detonate an entire u-haul truck of ammunition and it was considered the largest domestic terrorist act before the oklahoma bombing. un

the young boy. also in ohio, the "kroger" national retail chain is pulling a halloween prank accessory off its shelves because of the heroin crisis. several parents about "fake syringes."some of them are red, appearing to contain blood. kroger is based in cincinnati, a city dealing with a huge herion overdose problem. the company as apologized. a motorcylcist is seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash in pleasant prairie.police are asking for help finding the driver responsible.it happened last thursday near 80th and cooper. witnesses heard the crash, saw the van pull over then drive-off.it's described maroon or red in color with tinted police belive drunk driving may be the cause of a deadly crash in mukwonago. it happned on highway 59 when a 28 year old woman... served into the opposite lane... hitting a motorcycle... and then crashing into another car. the driver of the motorcycle was a 21 year old man. he died at the scene. the other two recieved minor injuries. the crash is under investigation the brookfield central choir director is charged with theft, accused of stealing thousands of dollars f

we actually have even invited the ohio national guard cybersecurity unit to try to hack our system tone where the vulnerabilities are so that we can remedy them prior to election day. >> have you reached out to the fbi for help in protecting voter information in ohio? >> we have been in continued contact with the fbi. we share information. we have let them know what we are doing in preparation for this. we have taken their advice, we have consulted cybersecurity experts to make sure that we're ready. >> so we know there have been breaches in illinois and in arizona in some voter data was stolen by hackers. what do you think they want with this information? >> well, they can't really disrupt the actual election, but they can be disruptive in events leading -- surrounding the election. one of the things i want to make sure that people are aware of, this isn't the actual voting machines. the voting machines are not connected to the internet. the tallying process is not connected to the internet. it can't -- a hack attempt cannot affect the outcome of a vote. but it can affect voter regis

. >> reporter: he's keeping the profile up, and writing an oped in forbes how the nation can learn from ohio's business growth and another for the new york times on how to fix the nation's welfare system. >> the idea of the economic model of ohio, the social model of ohio being what he would support and want to see happen nationally. >> reporter: and part of kasich's ohio, the story, of course, is that ability to determine what was the bottom dollar budget hole into a $2 billion surplus. the flipside is that a lot of cities will say the money came out of their pockets. the end result for cleveland the first time in 35 years, voters will be asked to approve the november in income tax he can. for the better part of balancing the budget through creative financing, after the state balance is bumetted in 2011, by cutting -- budgeting in 2011 by cutting the money. that was a $35 million hit at first for cleveland. and the state passed collective bargaining reforms. senate bill 5. the mayor saying at the time, it doesn't work that way. >> if -- in full affect, it would not make up $35.7 to grow. for

going through the street is on the ground pressing the flesh. >> as for the ohio poll numbers, states tend to lag behind the national polls but both could be thrown up in the air come debate night on monday. on your side john kasich, news channel 5. >>> breaking tonight a police officer has been charged with first degree manslaughter for the shooting death of terrence crutcher, a blackman who was having car troubles and his car the road. someone called police about a car running with its doors open. when officers arrived police say he reached for something inside of his car. officer betty shelby who fatally shot crutcher is expected to surrender herself. more in depth coverage tonight on world news tonight right after this broadcast. >>> and still ahead for us tonight at 6:00, a massive security breach, new details emerging about an attack on yahoo and its users who should be concerned in what you need to do right no medical marijuana industry get off the ground. we take an in depth look at the legal hurdles the businesses have been facing and why getting over them may be getting a little bit easier. >>> record brea

not a lot of the rain across the nation except ohio. they are the busiest part of the country from cincinnati westward is seeing strong action. we have thunderstorms making their way through the center back here, steady as she goes. an easy afternoon for the valley. it should be one of the nice days. 90's for the deserts. temps at the moment look pretty good. i was looking at the current temps. we have temps in the 90's in the valley. as far as tomorrow goes, we will be cooler than the average and nobody is complaining about that. again on friday. we keep it going. in fact, by tomorrow, we'll peel things away by the afternoon hours and that looks like october to me. >> 80's as a high? >> 60's for lows? >> reporter: i know. >> time to get the winter grass in. >> reporter: are you a manure man? >> i go with topper so it is not quite manure and it is the miracle grow stuff. manure brings the flies. >> you have a big hat to protect yourself. >> i rock the hat. i have a bucket hat. i have to protect the money maker. >>> after the break, thei

ohio state. the thi nation taking on 14th ranked oklahoma. sooners starting to find a rhythm on offense against the ohio state defense who has been excellent for most of the game. second and six at the 48. play fake. mayfield. intercepted again by the buckeyes. marshon lattimore. the third interception for ohio state tonight. the second for lattimore. he had two last week against tulsa. >> joel: lattimore ran the route for him. number 14 trying to get on top. lattimore duds an amazing job on staying on top of the receiver. he never even let him get even with him. that is textbook man-to-man coverage right there. if there is nine- drop out of the route, that is it. marshon lattimore turned and immediately sprinted. see if he does haul it in. it's tough to tell on that look. >> gus: lattimore sophomore from cleveland. that one looked like it bounced around a bit. >> joel: it did. it's not the movement.

at the national archives...where importance of supporting active duty military personnel, veterans, and their families. the event is part of a conference series hosted by american university. in ohio -- the u-s women's national soccer team beat thailand in a "friendly" match last night.. during the national anthem -- midfielder megan rapinoe took a knee. she's joining in the protest against social and racial inequality -- started by 49-ers quaterback colin kaepernick.. rapinoe has done it before -- when playing with seattle's pro team - but this was the first time she knelt in a team u-s-a uniform. the u-s soccer federation was not happy with the display... they released a statemet -- saying they expect players to stand and honor the flag during the national anthem. it is not tom brady and the patriots that have given the broncos the most trouble in recent years. it's been andrew luck and the colts. and indy will be in town this sunday for a big match up at mile high. the indianapolis colts have won eight of their last nine meetings with the broncos.... had a lot to do with that in their most recent matchups. the best defense in the league knows they need to put pressure on luck t

ohio state. the third ranked team nation taking on 14th ranked oklahoma. sooners starting to find a rhythm on offense against the ohio state defense who has been excellent for most of the game. second and six at the 48. play fake. mayfield. intercepted again by the buckeyes. marshon lattimore. the third interception for ohio state tonight. the second for lattimore. he had two last week against tulsa. >> joel: lattimore ran the route for him. number 14 trying to get on top. lattimore duds an amazing job on staying on top of the receiver. he never even let him get even with him. that is textbook man-to-man coverage right there. if there is nine -- anyti drop out of the route, that is it. marshon lattimore turned and immediately sprinted. see if he does haul it in. it's tough to tell on that look. >> gus: lattimore sophomore from cleveland. that one looked like it bounced around a bit. >> joel: it did. it's not the movement.

the 49ers are standing by their statement. it respects kaepernick's right to freedom of expression not to participate in the national ohio is a freeman this morning. brock turner served three months of his six-month sentence in a california jail. he was released early due to good behavior. it made a lot of people angry. he could have faced 14 years in prison, instead he's on three-years' probation and is a registered sex offender for the rest of his life. >> he's gone from our custody and should never have been here in the first place. >> 2 million people signed petitions for the victim. it calls for removing the judge from the bunch. >>> nfl dash player is -- taylor drove his bentley into a motorhome when switching lanes early friday evening. this isn't taylor's first the law. he won two super bowls with the new york giants. >>> anti-bacterial soaps, plain old soap and water will do the job. that's what fda is saying this friday. it bans more than a dozen ingredients. >> reporter: anti-bacterial soap millions. but the fda band 19 chemicals used in many of those soaps forcing them off the market within a year. >> it's not a b

. >> the big speech in ohio at the american legion national convention. >> thank you.ald trumps. fox news's digital politics editor praising the nominee for doing what he had to do in mexico and also phoenix. >> they came back for the hot sauce in arizona. donald trump had in many ways the best day of his campaign so far. he looked presidential and had an international visit. high stakes went well. got through it quite nicely. you could feel the energy when he was coming back. his staunchest critics said yeah, he did well. then he said psych, it was primary trump. we didn't hear anything about a change in the immigration plan we didn't hear about a change for anything except he wants to be the guy who is branded as the enemy of criminal illegal immigrants and the focus on criminality. so that was the return. >> that was chris briar wall there. we are king thasking this morni do voters think is the trump long-awaited immigration speech? he joins us now with the results. great to have you with us. thank you for waking up so early. nieto said i am not paying for the wall

the protestors have the support of the naacp and ohio chapter of the national lawyers guild. >> . terminal tower. has a new owner. k and d completed its purchase. of the iconic building. o renovation that will create close to 300 apartments. on floors four through 15. and the rest of the building will remain commercial office space. >> . tperbl now. tomorrow marks the end of an era. a wonderful era. at cedar point. the last ride for the mean street. the coaster opened in 91. the worlds tallest and fastest wooden coaster. you have ridden on it. i love it. >> . giving it a proper send off. >> including a funeral and procession. >> . >> we'll miss it. but. new development going on there. very exciting. >> . mean t coaster you would ride. >> i like the wood ones. it will diminish again. look at the crazy track. of the commuters model. here. right through the weekend. eventually beginning to drift northeast. but not until early next week. obviously no impact on us. >> . right now 66. cleveland 59. so we do have temperatures that have slipped under 60. well on our way into the 50s. for

story is one he can run. >> and this idea of the economic model of ohio, the social model of ohio, being what he would support and want to see happen nationally. >> reporter: part of kasich's ohio story, of course, is that into a $2 billion surplus. the flip side of that is a lot of cities will say that money came out of their pockets. the end result for cleveland. the first time in 35 years, voters will be asked to approve this november an income tax hike. cleveland is balancing the budget through creative financing and this is after the state balance is in 2011 and cutting the money it sends to local governments. for cleveland, that was a $35 state passed collective bargaining reforms to get some money back. at the time, it doesn't work that way. >> and if he was in -- it was in full effect, it would not make up $35.7 million. believe me. >> and that can continue to grow. for the first time in 35 years, cleveland is seeking to raise income tax from 2 to 2 1/2% and an income of $50,000 that would around $83 million. money that would offset a pending deficit, eliminate the need for layoffs and cutting the city services while making the city's

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the free c-span radio at or watch live or on-demand at c-span.org. donald trump was in cincinnati, ohio for the american legion national conference.e veterans health care. a half hour. ♪ [applause] mr. trump: thank you so much. what a great honor and privilege to speak to you today. the american legion is very special. thank you very much. commander dale barnett, your vice commanders and are constitutional officers. you have all done such an incredible job. your incredible people. -- you are incredible people. [cheers] the men and women of the american legion represent the best, absolute best of america. selfless courage, devotion. your organization and its members have done so much to defend our country, our flag, and to advance the cause of americanism, not globalism. american first. [applause] you are one group i don't need to tell you to remember. you know it. we are in your debt. i will never let you down. [cheers] work on we are going to so many shared goals. i want to begin by discussing one goal that i know some parts promoting american pride and patriotism in american schools. [applause] in a trump administration, i plan

i am live in akron learning the campaign trail here in ohio . why the eyes of the nation are shifting to our state? >>> plus, helping the hungry: the need for hotmail is growing around the cleveland area for the homeless. one local family says there need for new kitchen is even greater.>>> thank you for joining us today. >> wakeup wakeup. it is the first of the month. let's get a check of the forecast. >>> let's start with our weather headlines. what you can expect sun and clouds. with the weather dynamics at play we may have a stray sprinkle or shower. otherwise we're going to be dry . september 1, my birthday month. let's go. 70 degrees right now outside. it is a mild start for us but for a lot of us we are in the 60s and even upper 50s in areas like orwell. everyone is climb into the mid-

the sidelines in 1977. we beat ohio state. we're going to do it again. >> it is good! the oklahoma team! >> the schools have legendary coaches. >> the championship belongs to the sooners. >> the ohio state buckeyes are the national champions. >> and iconic players. >> it's over! >> the eye of the storm on defense.

. >> we traveled across the must-win state of ohio, and voters are disillusioned with both candidates. >> reporter: warming up for the friday night lights at national trails high school in rural new paris, ohio, this is john and jan barnes. have you always voted republican? >> yes. >> reporter: what is it you >> his arrogance and condescending attitude towards people. >> reporter: what about hillary clinton? >> i don't trust her. i have not decided if i'm going to vote. >> reporter: in columbus, a democratic stronghold, i met nathan humes, also undecided. >> reporter: ever voted republican. >> no, i have not. >> reporter: something to say you like about hillary clinton? >> you know, again, i -- wow. >> reporter: when we think about undecided voters, we tend to think about true independence, who go back and forth, each election. the undecideds we talked to on friday were party faithfuls who might not vote at all, worrying about turnout is rising among party activists, and nan is mayor of the democratic leaning city of dayton. >> exasperation level is so high, we're afraid people are not going to the polls. >> reporter: chad voted for obama and is le

ohio state. the third ranked team in the nation taking on 14th sooners starting to find a rhythm on offense against the ohio state defense who has been excellent for most of the game. second and six at the 48. play fake. mayfield. intercepted again by the buckeyes. marshon lattimore. ohio state tonight. the second for lattimore. he had two last week against tulsa. >> joel: lattimore ran the route for him. number 14 trying to get on top. lattimore duds an amazing job on staying on top of the receiver. he never even let him get even with him. that is textbook man-to-man coverage right there. if there is nine -- anytime to drop out of the route, that it. marshon lattimore turned and immediately sprinted. see if he does haul it in. it's tough to tell on that look. >> gus: lattimore sophomore from cleveland. that one looked like it bounced around a bit. >> joel: it did. it's not the movement. it's the control. the ground. right there it sneaks out to his right shoulder. and then he grasps it with his right hand. that looks to me as an incomplete pass. that leaves his hand and he loses control going to t

. >> of course there was timing the former president's trip, today is national voter's registration day. >>> ohio removed the names of 10s of thousands of voters if they haven't voted in six or more years. they don't even know this happened. >> the voice their names removed. >> ryan davis is executive director for ohio coalition of homeless. >> most were new voters in 2008 and they for whatever reason just didn't vote after that. they may have decided there sat out the election. a lot of new voters from the obama first presidency. >> reporter: earlier this year we had to look through every person who was purged in the 2013 or 2014 election. >> he went through 50,000 purged named over the shows 30 percent fewer republicans and democrats 51 percent. he's urging everyone in doubt to reregister. >> and you have two weeks to do that. the last date to register is nose guitar 11th -- november 11th. >> donald trump thinks he won viewers agreed. >> last night was very exciting and almost every single pole had us winning the -- poll had us winning the debate over crooked hillary clinton. >>> the second pre

the one-yard line. 47-yard punt. urban meyer. since coming to ohio state. 52-4. won the national championship already. he is teams. heading to 19-0 on the road. i mean that is the most amazing stat right there. >> joel: that is silly. he has not lost a true road game as the head coach of the ohio state buckeyes. that is absorb. it goes to his level of preparation. no stone is left unturned. urban meyer thinks of everything. he allows his players to focus >> gus: mayfield. out of his own end zone. the buckeyes still playing hard. webb that time, intended for davis. >> joel: we are prepping for the game and you come across stats sometimes that blow you out. that is one of them. the road. here is another one. he is the only man in college football history to have four different winning streaks of over 20 games. that is >> gus: first year at ohio state. they weren't allowed to compete in the postseason. he went undefeated. >> joel: he didn't lose at ohio state until his second season in the big ten championship game to michigan state. that was the 24-game winning streak. he had 20-plus game winning streak at utah into

right out of the scene, scary movie, there are reports of what police called creepy clown sightings coming with threats of violence, causing. in parts of the nation and in ohio. in k aga false. >> it is a trend that cause -- across some schools around cincinnati to actually close down today police officers form to take notes around, wearing one of these a wrong way could get you arrested. >> clowns in hollywood have gone from happy to horrifying. >>> making them one of the most popular things to be at halloween. it has mesh size . >> check out mr. fun in cuyahoga falls. people will want to do it. >> some going to far with creepy epidemic workloads have been seen often at night and with weapons playing sick tricks on passersby. >>> that at inman and jackson street, -- rumors of a clown terrorizing firestone high schools. triggered an investigation this week. in cincinnati today, some schools closed after a woman claimed she was attacked at a man in a clown suit. tonight police are not laughing with the departments across the state including in wilmington, ohio, warning of an arrest in the grounds of inducing panic and disorderly conduct . >> districts are sen

the united states. period. >> reporter: elizabeth warren blasting trump today in battle ground ohio. nation and the kkk than he does from leaders of his own party. >> that is nothing more than racism. >> reporter: tonight clinton and president obama who have campaigned together are in washington speaking at a congressional black caucus foundation dinner hoping to mobilize african-americans. all while trump counts on his own base. >> donald trump's base are white voters, white voters, and white voters. >> reporter: both candidates now pushing buttons to secure at those still deciding. who could determine the winner. katy tur nbc news washington. >>> and a programming note. democratic vice presidential nominee senator tim kaine will be chuck todd's guest tomorrow on nbc. >>> to syria where the latest cease-fire could be on the verge of unrivaling. u.s. officials tell nbc news it's possible that american bombs mistaken by killed syrian government troops today. if confirmed, it would strike on syrian forces on the 5-year-old conflict. jim miklaszewski is at the white house with the lastest. >>

the sidelines we beat ohio state. we're going to do it again. >> it is good! the oklahoma team! >> the schools have legendary coaches. >> the championship belongs to the sooners. >> the ohio state buckeyes are the national champions. >> and iconic players. >> it's over! >> the eye of the storm on defense. >> it's good!

this time, she did it with her national team wearing red, white, and blue. the u.s. took on thailand in ohio last night. and national anthem. with her seattle team, she took a knee before the september 4th match and locked harms with her teammates on september 11th. a statement from u.s. soccer ripped rapinoe's demonstration quote, as part of a privilege to prepare your country, we have an expectation that our players and coaches will stand and honor our flag while the national anthem is played. >>> to the morning newsstand now. "wall street journal" reports former house speaker john boehner has a new job. reynolds is the second largest tobacco company in the u.s. boehner, who is known for smoking cigarettes, resigned last year after nearly a quarter century in the house. >>> "the washington post" reports that philippines president allegedly ordered the killings of about 1,000 people while he was mayor. a man testified he executed those deaths and including a man who was fed to a crocodile. president dutere denies the claims. >>> "the new york times" saying jay z says the war on drugs is an

earlier, clinton spoke to veterans at the american legion national convention in ohio. she told the crowd that trump's visit with mexico's president was not enough to improve the relationship between the countries. >> it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuation by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home kathy: neither candidate is very popular in a new washington post-abc news poll. 59% of those surveyed have an unfavorable opinion of clinton . 60% are unhappy with trump. patrick: the presidential race is getting tighter in wisconsin. donald trump has moved into a statistical tie with hillary clinton in the latest marquette law school poll. it came out today. clinton leads from 45% to 40 % that's within the polls margin of error. clinton was up by 15 points in the same poll three weeks ago. libertarian party candidate gary johnson is at 10% in the marquette poll among likely voters. he'll visit milwaukee tomorrow his first to wisconsin. johnson will hold a campaign event tomorrow night at 7:00 at serb hal

ohio state. the third ranke nation taking on 14th ranked oklahoma. sooners starting to find a rhythm on offense against the ohio state defense who has been excellent for most of the game. second and six at the 48. play fake. mayfield. intercepted again by the buckeyes. marshon lattimore. the third interception for ohio state tonight. the second for lattimore. he had two last week against tulsa. >> joel: lattimore ran the route for him. number 14 trying to get on top. lattimore duds an amazing job on staying on top of the receiver. he never him get even with him. that is textbook man-to-man coverage right there. if there is nine -- drop out of the route, that is it. marshon lattimore turned and immediately sprinted. see if he does haul it in. it's tough to tell on that look. >> gus: lattimore sophomore from cleveland. that one looked like it bounced around a bit. >> joel: it did. it's not the movement.

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> >> the democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton at the american legion national convention early today in cincinnati, ohio. if you missed any of that, you can watch it on our website, c-span.org. donald trump, the republican nominee will be at the same event thursday morning at 9:00 eastern time. the american legion national convention in cincinnati. our live coverage as our road to the white house coverage continues here on c-span. of course, tonight, donald trump with his much awaited speech on immigration in phoenix, arizona. he will be at the phoenix convention center. that is scheduled for 12 minutes from now. 9:00 p.m. eastern. we plan to bring that to you live here on c-span. in while, hillary clinton campaign released a web ad today that is critical of donald trump's immigration policies. let's take a look at that. [video clip] >> there certainly can be a softening. hardhad people say it's a decision. you are going to have a deportation force. have at least 11 million people in this country that came in illegally. they will go out. they have to go. deported.oing to be we do have a country or we do

. >>> a true look at the drug epidemic being played out in headlines in the nation. >> photos released by rural ohio by the police department there, show a disturbing problem. we warn you. these are difficult to look at. sadly, the 4-year-old son in the back seat as this played out. a police officer found this seat. he was following them as the man was driving erratically. the officer said their car skidded to a stop by a school bus dropping children off. >> minutes, you know, could have meant the difference between, you know, how it played out to what could have happened. somebody could have been killed seriously injured. >> both were revived with an anti-overdose drug. the child is being taken care of by a neighbor. the man is show the effects that drugs have every day in our nation on innocent children. >>> a few dozen tourists in france, including some in measure ginn, rescued after being stranded in a cable car over the alps. this was a tricky rescue. more than 100 people, including a child in those cable cars above the slopes at an elevation of some 12,000 feet, it's also played out. the passe

the evening then we'll have another round of rain that comes in. periods of rain are expected to continue around northern ohio for about the entire day tomorrow. nation forecast has upper 60s tomorrow. rain any time during the day. at the same time some dry areas like today. scattered is the nature of all of this. we'll continue with the scattered rain chances saturday. then next week smooth sailing. we clear things out. dry things out. warm things up. and kind of back to what we typically think of for autumn weather. >> thanks betsy. >>> representatives for democratic candidates took part in a forum tonight titled a discussion on issues of interest to our community. it was sponsored by the cleveland injury news foundation. >>> another setback for josh gordon as the browns and their troubled wide receiver continue here as he entering rehab. >>> and now the window nation sports report. >> hi again everybody. there will come a time i would hope during our lifetime that when we talk about the browns every day and night we talk about whether they can win the next sunday. whether they can throw the ball or run the ball. we're not there yet. we have these

. >> the ohio state buckeyes are the national champions. >> and iconic players. >> it's over! >> the eye of the storm on defense. >> it's good! >> adrian peterson in the

the double. when you look at the national polls, mark, and cnn's poll showing ohio and florida trump leads, she'sst a lot of gro. she's kind of stabilized where he's at. she has really dropped. >> she was up eight coming up out of the convention nationally, and that tracked with the battleground states but what we're seeing and not only in our two polls, in iowa and nevada, that are not good at all for hillary clinton at this point, it's all trending right now, and while there's 55 days left, and clearly what we saw from john right there, she would win today given the electoral map, the trend is not going her way. >> are we seeing people who you know were maybe a little bit adverse to donald trump because they weren't so sure about him and now he's sort of appears to have stabilized with this new team, that these are republicans who are coming on board saying okay maybe we can -- >> i think we're seeing a natural coming together of a republican party that has been incredibly fractured throughout the whole year. >> david, clinton has had a rough few weeks since trump changed his campaign team. he'

the baby in two. ohio has moved to the right relative to the nation as a whole compared to four years ago. probably you won't be leading by 5 in ohio and then down 6 nationally as the poll. you average the polls, put them all together. that's why you have a model. whether you look at the upshot's model or our own, clinton is head but by a shrinking margin. >> the question of which states would put her over the top and the reason the new hampshire poll was so key, i remember back in 2004 ohio was everything. this time around, if she holds pennsylvania, new hampshire, virginia and colorado as long as she has wisconsin, that gives her the number she needs. she can lose both florida and ohio, which was in the a situation that john kerry was in back in 2004. >> that's exactly right. that's the same thing that held true for barack obama four years ago. he didn't need to carry ohio and florida. he did this time around we see hillary clinton almost certainly trailing in ohio. florida is a little bit closer. >> this is the final rcp average. that's a big difference, right? outperformed the last real

the visit is an effort to court black voters. >> we talked about ohio and let's go to the national polls. mrs. clinton is beating mr. cut into that lead with 65 days to go until the election, it is no surprise that stretch is characterized as crucial time. both times see september as a month that will make or break their candidates shocked at the white house. jennifer johnson has the latest on the race for the white house. >>> still trailing hillary clinton in the polls and way behind among black voters donald trump made his first campaign visit top detroit. >>> i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs but still may be made right. >> how are you? >> on sunday trump's running mate tried to clear up the immigration plans. >> what donald trump has said is that we have to immediately terrorism. >> clinton plans to head to ohio on labor day as bernie sanders is pledging his support. >> there is no question in my mind that hillary clinton is far far far and away the superior candidate. >> the majority of americans disagreed with the f.b.i.'s dec

much monetary ceremony in northeast ohio and across the nation we are continuing coverage on our website just go not ask for a beautiful fall like date in northeast ohio so beautiful outside today as you head back to work on school tomorrow have we seen the last of the summer heat. standing by with the answer and the first look at our forecast. do not have a 90 degrade in my a day forecast but i do have a lot of 70s so we're talking about some typi temperatures over the next seven eight days there to fluctuate. tomorrow we're actually getting a little bit warmer our average high 76 degrees and touch a little bit above that file afternoon sometimes tomorrow on 705 will be chilly for some some areas could give down in the mid 40s tonight. low 70s by noon lots of throughout the day tomorrow you can see on a satellite map here nothing in the way o'clock cover across the buckeye state or for that matter a lot of the surrounding states are our temperatures drop to 62 in cleveland lot of mid to upper 50s on the map 56 and the rain upper 50s and akron and canton how about ashtabula there one tha

the day. that's what i kale came tper. >> ohio state buck eyes put their number three national ranks on the line. against oklahoma. on saturday night. for ohio state they face a team that could pose problems for them on the ground. scarlet and gray on the defensive end. they have been ball hogging as well as any team in the country. one of those to the house. and of course that very leaping as well. >> . now the only place you can catch ohio state. and oklahoma. this saturday. is right here. on fox eight. third ranked buck eyes invading to a take on the sooners. kick offset for 7:30. saturday night stick around after the game. for a special edition of fox eight news. already week number four of the high school football season. here are the nominees. >> head over to web web. polls close polls close thursday night at nine. we'll announce the winner at 10:00 p.m. >> . just saw the moon out there. tonight. it's dancing with some cloud cover. so clear early. clouds will increase late. 62. here come the clouds tomorrow. with scattered showers. not continuous. but scattered enough they'll be out there. seventy-three. >> .

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the presidential race. two new polls out today out of key battle grounds, ohio and florida show donald trump surging in those states. >> trump has now erased the bump hillary clinton got from the democratic national convention and now he has the lead in both voters in ohio trump now holds a five point lead with 46% of the voters saying they plan to vote for donald trump. 41% chose clinton. >> let's take a look at florida. trump has now a 3-point lead among like lie voaders. likely voters is a better sample than registered voters because these are of people who will likely turnout. 47% support trump and 44% in both states trump holds the edge among registered independents and white voters large lead among minority voterser the health is taking center stage. hillary clinton has been off the campaign trail while she covers from pneumonia. >> donald trump he sat down with tv host dr. oz to talk about his personal health and medical history. surprising dr. oz by revealing the results of a recent physical. marc martinez joins us now with was said. >> donald trump has been called a master showman and we have learned that he lived up to that title in his sit down interview with dr. oz that was taped toda