trumbull, it's him! shoot him, trumbull. no, trumbull, it's him! ah! shoot him! daddy! no! daddy! darling, you saved my life. how could you tell us apart? i thought you were building your superman plans around illya. i was, but he told me that insanity ran in his family. well, i couldn't very well expose my future children to that kind of risk. why, he even told me that he was a little... off. mm, crazy like a fox. do they still print these things on sheep skin, timothy? i'm ashamed to say this to you, alex, but that's ordinary paper. economy has replaced tradition. things have changed since you and i were in college. uh, mr. kuryakin? yes, miss darling? please, patricia. can i call you illya? please do. you know, mr. solo told me how smart you are, i mean getting all those answers well, point is, i'm not. so i thought that maybe you might tutor me in the evenings? mm, he'd do a wonderful job. you know there's insanity in my family. oh! well, that makes it even more interesting. you will, won't you? why not? hey! pardon, miss dwight? well, it just dawned on me. since we're friends

everything makes you nervous, trumbull. it's all right, you're free to go, the charges have been dismissed. everybody down. what are you doing? we can't knuckle under to the establishment now. we must stand our ground. here we are and here we stay. we shall not be moved. jackson, barnes. yay! cossacks! yay! we have called the dean's bluff and won. now he wouldn't dare try to stop us from putting on our demonstration at the graduation. when waverly begins his speech, we all grab our signs and march right down to the podium. yeah! uh, do we have to march down to the podium? couldn't we just hold them up at the back? iddle class? no, we march right down to the podium. yeah! turned up anything? i'm not sure. this is our big chance to hit the establishment where it hurts, so let's make the most of it. i'll get it. think this demonstration is a little too convenient. i smell thrush maybe, huh? so do i, but i don't know who. uh, just a minute. greg, it's for you. what about him, baby? hello? he's just a misguided extremist. mm, th

this is in trumbull county just north of youngstown. no severe weather and of course the rain is steady out in these areas. ravenna back to akron, medina, cleveland, light to moderate shower activity, but it picks up around wayne, ashland and richland counties, and this is all lifting off towards the east and northeast. even into the afternoon. there will be showers. here's what you need to prepare for today. first and foremost, it's going to be breezy off and on all day, and then the winds pick up even more tonight. it's also going to be significantly cooler than yesterday when our afternoon highs were in the low 70s. today we're only going to be around 60 pretty much all day. i think some of you by the afternoon could even drop into the mid-50s, and with the wind and the rain factored in, it just is kind of on-again/off-again showers. i want to stress there will be breaks in the rain, but the overall theme of the day is wet. so prepare for that. scattered showers continue through tonight. here is your evening planner. 50s, gusty winds

if you're in ashtabula or trumbull county get ready for more rain. we have more scattered showers to the west. cleveland, even though you're dry downtown at this they're rain through lorain county, which will slow it down for my early morning commuters. hour-by-hour we have rain off and on through the morning. it will be windy as well. so prepare for gusts potentially up to 30 miles per hour. that can cause sporadic power outages. make sure you have a full charge on the phone today in case you lose power. i don't think that's a widespread issue, but we ty typically seeing that in some areas with high winds. scattered lake-effect rain possible during the afternoon. have your umbrella ready to go today because you need it from time to time. you may need it tonight. we have spotty lake-effect rain possible and 50s to start tonight and dropping into the 40s overnight. it's halloween weekend, so i want to get your forecast for you after today. i've been telling you -- thank you, steve. i love the spooky music.up skies. if you celebrate halloween on saturd

that would include holmes wayne stark carroll and portage and trumbull counties and trumbull county really bore the brunt of the rain last night. they got over 3 inches of rain in the southern part of the area. we are still dealing with scattered showers this next swath of persistent rain is now and as you move back towards worcester we will miss madeana and a good chunk of -- medina and a good chunk of cuyahoga county but we have drizzle and mist what everybody loves going on. now, this round of rain will start to move through. we will have that next batch moving in as we head into the overnight hours and then we will go back and forth with scattered rain showers. once we get into the start of the day tomorrow, here comes the front. watch how this thing pushes this rain. literally you will see the lipe come in and i rain to the eastern part of the area as we head through the afternoon. refer the winds are going to be -- remember the winds will coming out of the north 15 to 20 miles per hour rust in -- temperatures in the low 50?. friday night -- 50s. friday night football looks soggy and

we do have this batch that produces lightning along the trumbull county and southern parts of ashtabula county we also have one along the i 90 quarter it's dripping down into jefferson now cold front is pushing through can't rule out however the bulk of it or state east of 77 the best threat comes you can see that on future east of 77 very spotty showers elsewhere. most of us will be dealing with the cloud cover through the night tonight and then tomorrow morning we do have those a few showers over into youngstown they're going to be very light at that point. artie start to see the cloudy skies clearing out the cause as he had into the late afternoon hours just before sunset and mainly clear. now one thing everyone is experiencing it's wendy out there. still 25 and worchester 24 in cleveland wends right now still out of the south and west he actually have the cold front starts to move into your area of this the showers are moving mainly south and east. that's why i'm talking about the extreme northeastern corner here really getting the bulk of the rain through the night tonight. we have

at the very beginning of this animation, look towards youngstown, portage, trumbull county. that was the back edge of matthews clouds. they are now gone. that is one of the main ingredients we look for for quickly falling temperatures ov make this the perfect cold night is the wind. it is up in many places. ashtabula, and wooster. i am a little bit concerned about ashtabula, the winds are calm, there, the temperature may start falling quickly over the next several hours. overall, the wind speeds will tend to die down, tomorrow morning, instantly -- instead we could see tomorrow. that should be the case tomorrow afternoon. take a look at the forecast, the temperature range, 40 degrees enough to 54 degrees. a fall chill is in the air. why? look at the range of these temperatures. as low as some upper 30s in the valleys of richland and ashley county, 50s closer to the lake. -- ashland county. 50s closer to 43 degrees in wooster. take a look at your game day forecast, are you tailgating for the browns tomorrow? grab a jacket. the temperatures downtown will be warmer than where y

the best chance for morning showers during the rush would be from around trumbull county millersburg. everybody dries out here as we head toward the afternoon. sunshine will come after. enjoy the mild it is going away for a day or so. it is moving through detroit now through fort wayne in indianapolis. temperatures are really falling. these temperatures are in the 30s and 20 spec in the dakotas and i will tell you what. they have midwest and the western great lakes. also the northern and central planes. we will see that kind of chilly air tomorrow night into friday morning. 67 degrees right now with a few showers and winds out of the southwest. currently we have temperatures in the 60s everywhere you go. acronym canton are middle and upper 60s. with those showers for cleveland. maximum sustained winds 130 miles per hour headed to bermuda and out to see. it will not impact the us. here is the front coming in the chill is on tomorrow. you will need coat tomorrow. what it -- omaha in waterloo and chicago up to the north shifts into ohio tomorrow night into friday morning. it is going to

in just a few hours clinton will be at the recreation center and tomorrow trumbull be at the i asked center. >> a recent poll shows trump and clinton tied here in ohio so with 18 days left until the election both candidates are trying to get as much face time center around 4:30 this afternoon. doors open at 2:30 she will be urging ohioans to get out and vote. early voting start last weekend. yesterday but didn't running mate was in the area underscoring the importance of our state thing donald trump cannot be present without it and that ohio voters have the election in the palm of their hands. trump also spending more time in the buckeye state he is scheduled to hold a rally with governor mike pence on saturday with a i asked center at 7:00 p.m. you the register for tickets on his campaign website. clinton's event open to the public doors open at 2:30 this afternoon. >>> at least 2000 people without power across cuyahoga county. the majority of those right here in cleveland with more than 500 in the edgewater area. at one point this morning there were 5,000 households without electri

authorities in trumbull county say a woman discovered the powder when she went to check her mailbox last night. the entire road was closed for self hours. police and hazmat teams looked into it. at least 12 people were taken to the hospital just to sure that nobody was sick. >> we got on scene, and we automatically set up a barricade so that nobody could interior leave the scene until we found out what product we are dealing with. at this time we are still unsure as to what the product is. >> even the fbi is involved. they took a sample to the lab for testing. results may be available as >>> singer danasia lawrence in that moment with one knee down took a lot of criticism from some, made a lot of others proud. when she opened her jacket she revealed a black lives matter t- shirt. she took to facebook to explain why she did this, and i quote. "we're seeing a war on black and brown bodies. we're being unjustly killed overly criticized." >>> prince's siblings continue their battle over the estate. they say a woman and girl reported to be niece and grand niece have no connection to the estat

this is the hi-def satellite imagege will begin to summit in trumbull county started to see some sunshine. >> to the west, already in full sunshine currently 50 degrees r cleveland upper 40s from wooster to akron-canton. will not be reduced much after sunset, will be about 2 degrees through midnight. if you go to the watch party or are friday night football, just transport typical october night with low 50s and you might need a jacket perk park perk park wins out of the southth bringin temperature from with 70 or above. looking at st. louis 64, kansas city 73. for us mid-fifties today on saturday, 74 degrees. for the watch party, about 34 degrees today partly sunny we will have another warm-up on tuesday. it is the end of an era drama twitter is pulling the plug on basic offering training for journalists, with several courses including how to best utilize facebook and instagram also offer various courses on facebook tools likeke facebook live,e,ik 360 videos and photos and instant articles, they say that it helps the online classes wil journalists to learn and create . twitter post the pl

australia's prime minister trumbull says that the theme park should be a place for family fun, happiness, not tragedy. the thunder river rapids ride is described on the dreamworld website as a moderate thrill suitable for children. the park will be closed while investigations continue. bbc news, sydney. jane: tonight, it has been announced the novelist paul beatty is the first american to win the man booker prize for fiction. it is a prestigious award in the literary world. he wanted for "the sellout" which takes a satirical look at race and racism in the united states. this is the book. described as a tirelessly inventive modern satire displaying sacred cows with abandon and taking aim at racial and political taboos. , you were crying when you -- >> i've been crying a lot about this book for whatever but reason. i put a lot into it. i'm ankle that people get something from the book. that means a lot for -- a lot for me. reporter: it has been called an epic book. relations, those you have questions. how would you describe your book? >> me questioning myself. how i see the world. with his

trumbull county. as i widen out here and there, you know. the risk of rain won't be zero. as can you see, steadier rain is out until this moves in later tomorrow night. look how close this warmer air is. 76. 75 louisville kentucky. we will rise in temperature but not until later tonight. 8:00, dry and see rain spreading this is 5:00 a.m. 8:00 in the morning. it will be a slow-go i can tell you that for the morning drive tomorrow. 11:00 a.m. still showers around. it will diminish to isolated showers. we could be looking at 3/4 of rain that area in blue. a heads up. could be ponding on the roads. look at that, we warm up t at 7:00 a.m. akron-canton light rain. 7 a.m. temperature 53 and 57 will be the morning high tomorrow. look what happens. bulk of the rain tomorrow morning dropping to around 50 by 5:00 p.m. friday we get a break. it is looking a lot better. saturday a few showers. 70. and it cools back down to sunshine. all right. let's switch to the app real quick. you folks going to the game or around downtown. we will send out these videos. like the one i sent out. and

doesn't mean we won't be getting inundated earlier, trumbull county got a little bit of a break. >>> where you see the blue, that's one to 3-inch radar estimated rainfall that they have had in the last 24 hours and look at all this moisture that's moving in. >>> a cold front will be pushing through and that means temperatures will be held in the 50s all day. periods of rain, windy conditions, scattered showers continuing into the evening rush. we'll take you forward into the weekend which looks like it could star coming up in just a little bit. >> thanks, betsy. . >>> well, you've seen them on stage in three debates and tonight they both took the stage for some laughs. >> they spoke at the afl fled e. smith dinner in new york city and their comments drew laughter and some boos from the audience. fear amongst americans is public speaking. >>> even harder is trying to be funny in front of a live crowd. well, tonight with just a couple weeks left before the election the two finalists for president had to do a little stand-up. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it, it's

18 months ago, marc hoffman opened his first8 business, strong start, a child learning center in trumbull, connecticut. >> close your mouth and chew! >> reporter: he does not offer a retirement plan for his 32 employees. while hoffman wants to help his staff save, he simply doesn't have the time orhe >> there are so many things to do that those type of benefits are not first and foremost the number one priority with a new business. >> reporter: more than 600,000an connecticut workers do not have access to workplace retirement plans, like a 401(k), or an ira. state comptroller kevin lembo: >> these are folks who are going to enter retirement under prepared and will likely have to turn back to their state or they run out of money. >> reporter: connecticut and seven other state have recently passed legislation to help private sector workers get a retirement plan. starting in 2018, connecticut businesses with more than five employees that don't already offer a retirement plan will bep required to participate. employees will be automatically enrolled at a 3% payroll reduction rate, but they ca

if you live out in the snowbelt, we will go mostly cloudy, ashtabula, lake, and trumbull counties probably going to see a little more cloud cover and maybe rain chances are minimal. all the talk is about the weather for games one and two. as i mentioned game one tuesday night looking chilly. game two wednesday night could feature some showers. good shot for rain thursday, as well. then a break friday. and then another chance for rain on saturday. >> hopefully that wednesday night forecast improves a little bit. >> samantha: i've got my fingers crossed. we will be watching every new model run today and tomorrow. well, still ahead, a seven-year-old is making a difference for patients at u.h. rainbow babies and children's hospital. >> brian: what a job they are doing. and we are getting answers about new guidelines for sudden infant death syndrome. what doctors are suggesting you >> tia: about 3500 babies die every year from sleep-related deaths. now the american academy of pediatrics is issuing new recommendations for safe sleep for infants. laura demaria is getting answers. >> laura: jessic

along i-77 southbound and then out toward geauga, ashtabula and trumbull counties, it is raining and of course still raining in cleveland. so, if you are downtown or down a little bit farther to the south, north royalton, about to want to take the umbrella. do notice here that west side of cleveland out toward avon lake, there are breaks in the rain. so, while we haven't seen many breaks this morning, i do think in the afternoon we will probably see more in the way of, you know, quiet time than maybe a little rain and then a break in the rain. it's not going to rain constantly. so, if you need to run to the car or something, you might be able to do that from time to time. here's what we are looking at for the rest of the afternoon. temperatures hovering right around 50 through 6:00. and then dropping i 40s by 8:00. rain is still likely at 2:00. but by 4:00, 5:00, it will probably be a little more scattered. it won't be coming down as frequently as it has. tonight as the cold air coming over the lake takes over, we will be looking at spotty lake-effect rain. not everyone will have to

also through chardon andd parts of western trumbull county.t these rain showers, with the winds out of the northeast between ten and 15 mph. on satellite it tells the story. right off the lake, and also lake huron got clouds. you can see the rain that has assembled in western minnesota. near 50 degrees, this system comes in late tomorrow. could be if you rain showers ahead of itit tomorrow morning. currently 52 degrees ago will not get much warmer today. people need a jacket if you are out this evening.ke scattered showers and persist into this evening. the overnight low down to 36 degrees tonight, game one and it away p.m. on on fox 8. the class not thicken until early morning tomorrow ands do not become productive until showers will not arrive until tomorrow night. so that is goo news. rain will hold off until the end of the game unless we g into extra innings. join us for the latest night fox 8 news beginning at 4:00 p.m. the showers, the best chance of rainfall will be on thursday, i will be dry for the high school football games friday and hope to have a fairly nice last if she ca

reporter: 18 months ago, marc hoffman opened his first business, strong start, child learning center in trumbull, connecticut. he was not offer a retirement plan for 32 employees. while hoffman wants to help his staff save he simply doesn't have the time or expertise. >> there are so many things to do that those type of benefits are not first and fer most the number one priority with a new connecticut workers do not have access to work place retirement plans. like a 401(k) or ira. state controller, kevin lembo. >> folks are going to enter retirement underprepared and will likely turn back to state or federal government for level assistance if and when they run out of money. >> reporter: connecticut and seven state have recently passed legislation to help private sector workers get a retirement plan. starting in 201, businesses with more than five employees that don't already offer a retirement plan, will be required to participate. employees will be automatically enrolled at a 3% payroll reduction rate. but they can choose to opt out. research shows that employees are 15 times more likely to con

that's where the summit for portage, trumbull and mahoning. we've got carroll, wayne and holmes counties in that flood watch. we've already seen a good 2 1/2 inches of rain in the cause flooding there. notice it's lighter rain showers and drizzle now from cleveland to akron, canton and over to new philly. the heavier amounts appear to be off to the northwest for a while, but there is certainly more rain coming. temps are chilling down. 59 worcester. lower 60s canton, akron and cleveland. if you are going out and about, again, 50s, 50s, 50s. we're not going to chill way down quickly, but you are in scattered rain on and off. so it's rain gear and sweaters. you should be fine. john rutter in strom tracker 5, you've been out in the when it -- storm tracker 5 you've been out in the rain and it's slick causing other problems for motorists out there. >> reporter: we actually saw an accident in the canton area on 77 southbound on tuscarora. north on 77. it was pretty clear. take a look outside. it's back to the same conditions at the onset of the for

debate which will be divided into 6 which will be divided into 615 minute sessions -- 6 , clinton and trumbull have 2 minutes apiece for their answers and they will also get to respond to each other. chris wallace can use in the left over time to dig deeper into individual responses. the stakes are high for both candidates with clinton make it no public -- making no public appearances focusing on debate prep. donald trump had a rally in colorado springs. >>> there is no telling how many people will tune in to watch tonight, but a record- breaking 84 million watched the first debate. 66.5 million tuned in for the 2nd. our own keith cate is in las vegas. keep it right here. >>> regal cinema is giving you a chance to watch the debate on the big screen. a live showing >>> a different kind of debate took place in orlando last night . rather than a wide range of topics in focused on only one, medical marijuana. attorney and supporter of a minute to john morgan debated with doctor jessica spencer who is against amendment to. spencer is a substance abuse morgan is a widely recognizable notable attorne

trumbull, portage county and akron, wayne, holmes county and basically this area here. this is the best potential. out of this area the way things are setting up, i would say tuscarawas, carroll county. those are the two counties at least my thinking where we could be looking at some flooding tonight and tomorrow morning. 57 at 55:00 at 9:00 we will drop in the low rain and wind. find something to do inside tonight. basically more of the same through the first half of the day tomorrow. cold and windy saturday. spotty showers. just like that sunday is looking a lot better than the first half of the weekend. chance of rain tomorrow. best threat in the morning at 8 a.m. and morning commute will be afternoon. 52 the high. knot wind gusting over 30 and basically holding steady in the low 50s. we will not do much. rain and wind at 7 a.m. and noon showers and 5:00 and akron-canton, rain and wind in your forecast high about 53 degrees. like i said, changeable weekend and we will get into the extended forecast later in the half hour, game 1, game series, how is it looking weathe

reporter: 18 months ago, marc hoffman opened his first business, strong start, child learning center in trumbull, connecticut. he was not offer a retirement plan for 32 employees. staff save he simply doesn't have the time or expertise. >> there are so many things to do that those type of benefits are not first and fer most the number one priority with a new business. >> reporter: more than 600,000 connecticut workers do not have access to work place retirement plans. like a 401(k) or ira. state controller, kevin lembo. >> folks are going to enter retirement underprepared and will likely turn back to state or federal government for level out of money. >> reporter: connecticut and seven state have recently passed legislation to help private sector workers get a retirement plan. starting in 201, connecticut businesses with more than five employees that don't already offer a retirement plan, will be required to participate. employees will be automatically enrolled at a 3% payroll reduction rate. research shows that employees are 15 times more likely to contribute to a saves program if it is offered

. >> trumbull answer to voters tonight when he faces hillary clinton in their second presidential debate. >> this requires a level of humility. >> doctor fields feels is an expert on political rhetoric. he says clinton should leave the scandal alone. >> what she has to do is to avoid anything that suggests trump is likely to face some tough ones about this newest scandal. >>> more unexpected troubles from hurricane matthew this morning. >> it's not just high went and flooding but a bold high-tech crime wave as well. >> the internet is everywhere. >> in the middle of the storm state officials say hackers are taking advantage of the resour they saw it was a hacker that was trying to get into what was normal e-mails. it was just precautionary that we make sure we get that word out. >> governor haley says the hackers are working through e-mails on power outage updates from hurricane matthew. it something experts are surprised to say. >> anytime you see anything that is salmon a test of my national significance and affect a lot of people it's easy for people to craft something very quickly an

now, the best potential of flooding is going to be from trumbull, portage county, akron, wooster and then points south where we have a flood watch in effect through tomorrow morning. rain and wind, cold and windy saturday. i don't have us getting out of the 40s for temps on saturday. some spotty lake-effect showers. but sunday is looking quite a bit better. and a lot of rain and wind here. 58 at 6:00. 57 at 8:00. 54 at 10:00. down into the low 50s we go. and then we'll just hold steady in the low 50s throughout the day tomorrow. so we're tracking everything for you. an update on the seven day coming up later on in the half-hour. mark. >> mark: okay, jeff, thanks. >>> more college students and their parents are finding themselves the victim of an ongoing phone scam. >> romona: the thieves impersonate irs officials over the phone demanding payment o exist. michele miller reports. >> they really had me wrapped around their finger believing every single word they were saying. >> reporter: casey davis thought she knew better but the journalism major joined the ranks. >> i knew deep down t

a rift between republicans widen the fallout happen quickly and wisconsin trumbull after luke comments but public trump is virtually tied with hillary clinton of people polled last thursday by o the weekend he was down 19. trump supportersde brody mostly women going fromg down92 and what evangelicals his 40-point lead cut almost in half at up everyone polled and clinton is ahead by seven in the face of this trump isc cominge back to wisconsin scheduled to visit green bay on monday thet most precious resources that are investing that resource here. speaker paul ryan now i see it differently less about election strategy. this isn't about winning coming palm ryan indeed the lewd audiotape drove a wedge between white and trump said he was sickened. an uninvited trump for the unity of nalcorkh and then told his colleagues in the house they went defend trump anymore that was before alleys for women went onw the record this week accusig trumpt of unwanted sexual groping women and his second presidential debate pivoted to attack bill clinton for his own sexual transgresson done to women this n

i'm talking along the pennsylvania border in parts of lake county and trumbull county. that's it as far as ring goes and it's about a 10 percent chance. don't cancel any bn plans,s,es t bring a jacket. itlispor g gplpl will be a cold. corey 5 degrees overnight low but as you head to the south and west you can see temperatures getting awfully close to the 40 degrees mark.mp these areas that you see shaded possibly see patchy frost. 58 degrees tomorrow and sunshine. then lake affect clouds.d here is a look at your extended forecast. lots of sunshine continues through the beginning off the week. the temperatures warm up. 63 degrees on monday and back to 70 degrees on tuesday. d thursday looks like we will have a shot of rain early in the morning and another little cool down with some frost potential as wellttc as a get into the upcoming weekend. >> but that is forecast. we would take that every week of fall. >> i think so. think it is gorgeous. >> she lost her wedding ring in a department store more than a year ago. >> into this week, a special reunion. how she got it back

the towards trumbull and ashtabula and pushes towards the east. we will go into some of the areas that are seeing the heaviest rain. first around cleveland. many of you wonder what the commute is going to be like heading into downtown and on radar the heaviest of the rain is shifted south of town. so it gets lighter right now as you get into town. but there is heavier rain down towards medina. this is all shifting north towards the lake shore. akron periods of heavy rain between worcester -- wooster and 71 periods of heavier rain and look at stark county and canton. good morning to you on 77 as soon as you leave downton canton, very heavy downpours along 77 and it becomes a solid washout as you move back up north into summit county. here's the motion on the showers and yes, some embeadeded -- embedded lightning and thunder. back edge of the solid stuff moving through mansfield and mansfield that's not going to last long. there additional rain coming in from the we it does become a little bit more scattered to the west. here's what we are looking a

i don't think they will make it to cleveland but portage geauga ashtabula and trumbull lake counties you could get a soaker carroll county continuing under flsh flood watches going on until noon. low to mid 50s for the temperatures. look at the winds. remember 18-mile-an-hour at hopkins. 25-mile-an-hour sustained wind at burke. gusting to 33 in the last hour. last hour gusting to almost 40 miles per hour. here's planner for today. plan on wind. plan on rain. november out there really than the middle part or latter part of october. this rain is slowly shifting towards the east but only very slowly. tonight a wind off the lakes with cool air coming in is going to fire up haik effect rain showers -- lake-effect rain showers and if there's one day to look forward to this weekend, sunny sunday. that's what we will call it because that looks to be an absolutely beautiful day. future view takes the rain out of here by later on this afternoon the but we transition to scattered rain showers and even lake rain showers early on your saturday. here's window nation extended forecast. saturday mor

he may not win while in the county or trumbull county, but he will cut into the democrat margins andhe question is how much? if you go south, along the ohio river, these are counties that were democratic until the last two presidential elections. they started trending red with john mccain and then mitt romney . donald trump plays even better there than those candidates did. are there enough votes for him republican? back to i am not sure because the sense is hillary clinton will do better in suburban counties, such as delaware county, north of columbus. it is an overwhelmingly republican county but still with suburban families, highly educated families, a high-income families, the types of independent or moderate republicans that my devoted to mitt romney but are not voting for donald trump. dear speaking -- host: we are speaking with henry gomez from the chief political reporter for cleveland.com, as we focus on the battleground state of ohio. callers from ohio can join a discussion at (202)-748-8000. all others can call (202)-748-8001. early can you explain voting in ohio and how i

he may not win while in the county or trumbull county, but he will cut into the democrat margins and question is how much? if you go south, along the ohio river, these are counties that were democratic until the last two presidential elections. they started trending red with john mccain and then mitt romney . donald trump plays even better there than those candidates did. are there enough votes for him republican? back to i am not sure because the sense is hillary clinton will do better in suburban counties, such as delaware county, north of columbus. it is an overwhelmingly republican county but still with suburban families, highly educated families, a high-income families, the types of independent or moderate republicans that my devoted to mitt romney but are not voting for donald trump. dear speaking -- host: we are speaking with henry gomez from the chief political reporter for cleveland.com, as we focus on the battleground state of ohio. callers from ohio can join a discussion at (202)-748-8000. all others can call (202)-748-8001. early can you explain voting in ohio and how it

know about that but definitely a nice warm jacket umbrella at least mainly in ashtabula done to trumbull county also some scattered showers may be some heavier rainru around stow and perhaps into akron look west side nothing going on out there but there are the ravenna even hartville home in hartvillear kitchen this got greatk food their excellent prize incidentallygr and do some some light rain up around ashtabuland s checking out the numbers right around 40 ?-dash 46 in cleveland couple of 40 to use it there was to akron canton even youngstown was 10 degrees colderow than yesterday at this time when the northwest at 14ay forecast for today goes as followsye late clouds at temperatures of definitely cooll may be up to 50 degrees if i'd say we are really lucky to get up to 50 meanwhile the rain eased the lake affect the rain bands and they start to bust up around four or 5:00 o'clock and that skies will go partly cloudy to at times it may be even clear so here's the plan is for todayay 48 and a little bit more in the way of sun at least sunny breaks off to the westth as of course of the

if you are waking up with us, specifically in lake county, portage county, into ashtabula and a trumbull counties, you can see where the rainfall is from north matters -- north madison at the umbrellas and here is where alyssa raymond is in huntsburg and you can see the moderate rainfall that we are tracking for you right now, right along 322. so most likely, she has her hood up with an umbrella overhead. further towards the south, heavy rainfall towards middlefield, and you can see lightning strike in there as on showers with highs pushing near 70. we will talk about when sunshine -- it turns it to northeast ohio in a couple of minutes. you are looking forward to that. >> yes. we need the sunshine. >> we do. >> huntsburg. i second-guess myself on that one. it is huntsburg. i know. i was thinking clarksville. you know? yeah. there are pumpkins there. when you go to a pumpkin patch, you know the drill. your kids usually go -- they go after the largest pumpkin that they can carry. at the pumpkin festival, there are pumpkins so big th n without halpert alyssa -- joining us live from the so-

the issues another one that trumbull bring up, not quite as prominently as a free trade issue, but soy prominently. the criticism there is that we don't have border security, how do we get more control of the border. those issues you here at other trump rallies and other trump speeches, he will he -- see them at as an other states, but particularly in north carolina. collar wouldt the mention those in note those have been prominent features of the trump campaign here. according to the department of labor, how does in employment in the state of north carolina play out in the economy and jobs? see an interesting dynamic in a north carolina economy. we have a republican governor, pat mccrory, who took office four years ago and he is running for reelection against democratic challenger roy cooper. one of his main arguments for reelection is that he has brought the north hill back where it should be. the carolina comeback. he said the unemployment was among the highest in the nation when he took office four years ago. now it's more towards the national average and more healthy. you can see