and as the investigation continues, officer vinson remains on paid administrative leave. marci gonzalez, abc news, new that rocked new york and new jersey is being held on 5-point 2-million dollars bail. ahmad rahami made his first court apearance via video conference from his hospital room. this is our first time seeing the suspect since he was arrested after the bombings last month. rahami's attorney entered a plea on his behalf of not guilty to five counts of attempted murder of a police officer and weapons offenses. a california family gets a a convicted sex offender breaks into their daughters room in the middle of the night the 12 year old girl says she woke up to a man touching her face... so she started banging on the walls to get her parent's attention. "the first thing my mom saw when she opened the door was his private parts because he was naked." the girls two older sisters and her dad rushed in to fight the guy off. "at this point we tased him down, i grabbed my pepper spray. long criminal history. the family is upset because he was released from jail early o

nurse "amber - vinson" visited the shop in 2014... and tried on a wedding dress. she was diagnosed with ebola when she returned to texas. the shop closed for several weeks that fall...then for good in early 2015. a 'u-s marine' -- getting a 'second-chance' - dream. sergeant "john - peck"... is 'on the road to recovery' -- after getting a 'double arm transplant'. peck... lost 'all four limbs' -- in 'combat' -- six years ago. he's now sharing his story -- in boston -- with his surgical team... after undergoing 'successful surgery' in august. he wanted to be 'seated' next to an 'empty chair' -- repesenting the 'donor' -- who made it 'all' possible. eventually.... 'peck' wants to become a 'celebrity chef'... and "food network" star. prince fans may minnesota estate. public safety concerns mean 'paisley - park' will open on a very limited schedule. tours had been scheduled to begin tomorrow -- but those plans have been scaled back. city leaders wants to review public safety and traffic concerns -- before allowing paisley park to operate as a museum. for now -- tour ope

nurse amber vinson was one that was infected when a patient was being treated in dallas. she dresses. the shop failed to tauhid the warnings of the cdc. the shop had to be shut down for cleaning but owners say they could not escape the stigma and ended up closing for good. >> right now preparations are underway along the east coast ahead of hurricane matthew. states of emergency have been and the carolinas. >> first it's bareing down on haiti. >> reporter: in haiti, disaster teams are assessing the damage caused by reich's flash flooding and 145-mile per hour winds. many roads and houses destroyed by the killer storm. $17.5 million in initial u.s. aid is on the way. wet. i lost everything. the water took it. >> reporter: florida's governor says matthew has claimed over a dozen lives so far and now the storm is pound the bahamas. >> four different stations to get gas and no gas. >> within half an hour the pal lets of generators were gone. >> reporter: people are florida, georgia and the carolinas have already declare add state of emergency. millions ordered to evacuate in

vinson sculley for the dodgers saying good-bye and someone the cleveland indians fans know david ortiz his last go around. >> denise: he was tearful. it was touching. >> we will see him live and in person in a couple of days. >> denise: hope his bat isn't talking. >> chris: we hope. coming up on 6:00, alds coming to cleveland. a look at fuel what could drive the tribe to victory. >> romona: now at 6:00 digging deeper into the i-71 rest stop shooting. the victim targeted after leaving the bathroom. clouds are slowly clearing out. get ready. it will be a warm week. >> mark: plus a local suburb has an ambulance emergency l those who need it. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company your local window and siding door expert since 1960. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> it is a disturbing trend taking the country by storm. clown scares. no one is laughing about this. posting clown images and names pop up on social media. sara goldenberg joins us live. the suspects are pretty young, sara. >> reporter: these are

when amber vinson visited she was not aware she contracted the diseases from a patient. although coming attractions reopened after the necessary quarantine the owners claim they continued to lose money because of the threat of ebola. >>> we are going to rise again and we are going to do it together. >> now the decision -- to decision 2016. campaigning for his wife and he had reason to celebrate his visit to can't ob an youngstown. new polling shows hillary clinton leading donald trump in ohio by 2 points. other recent polls had her down by 5. but there was one bump in the road during his visit. his caravan got a flat tire along i-77. less than two miles from the akron canton airport where he was flying out. and donald trump will be back in ohio today campaigning in cincinnati. his running stopping by the buckeye state tomorrow. governor will hold the town hall at strongsville recreation center and that event starts at 8:30 tomorrow morning. it's a:11. and coming up -- the time is 5:11 and coming up the southwest airlines evacuation. what sparked the evacuation minutes be

that really has got to stop the when an african-american police officer in charlotte, brentleyad vinsonll-star football player in which liberty university here in the state, came home, followed his dad into law enforcement, joined the force in charlotte, joined the force in 2014, was involved in a police action shootings that claimed the life of keith lamont scott. it was a tragedy. we mourn with those who mourn. we agreed to with those whoho gi greek. we are saddened at the loss ofom life, and hillary clinton actually refer to them as an example of implicit bias in the police force, where when she's asked in a debate a week ago whether there was implicit bias and law enforcement, her own and was there's implicit bias in everyone in the united states. i think we ought to do is why to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy. we are to assure the public weha will have a full and complete and transparent investigation whenever there is a loss of life because of police action. senator, please, enough of this seeking every opportunity to do mean law enforcement broadly by making the accessi

i mean, when an african-american police officer in charlotte named brentley vinson, an all star football player who went to liberty university here in the state, came home, followed his dad into law enforcement, joined the force in charlotte in 2014, was involved in a police action shooting that claimed the life of keith lamont scott, it was a tragedy. i mean, we mourn with those who mourn. we grieve with those who grieve. we're saddened at the loss of life. but hillary clinton actually referred to that moment as an example of implicit bias in the police force, where when she was asked in the debate a week ago whether there was implicit bias in law enforcement, her only answer was that there is implicit bias in everyone in the united states. >> can i ask, elaine -- >> we ought to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy. we ought to assure the public that we'll have a full and complete and transparent investigation whenever there's a loss of life because of police action. but senator, please, you know, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making e

i mean, when an african-american police officer in charlotte named brentley vinson, all-star football player who went to liberty university here in the state came home, followed his dad into law enforcement, joined the force in charlotte, joined the force in charlotte in 2014, was involved in a police action tragedy. i mean, we -- we mourn with those who mourn, we grieve with those who grieve. and we're saddened at the loss of life, but hillary clinton actually referred to that moment as a moment of implicit bias in the police officer force, where she -- when she was asked if there was implicit bias in law enforcement, her only answer is that there's implicit bias in everyone in the united states. >> can i explain -- >> what we ought to do moments of tragedy. we ought to assure the public we'll have a full and complete investigation, when there's a loss of life because of police action, but senator, please, you know, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making accusation of implicit bias every time tragedy occurs. >> elaine, people shouldn't be

i mean, when an african-american police officer in charlotte named brently vinson, all-star football player who went to liberty university here in the state, came home, followed his dad into law enforcement, joined the force in charlotte, joined the force in charlotte in of keith lamont scott. there was a tragedy. i mean, we mourn with those who mourn. we grieve with those who grieve. we're saddened at the loss of life, but hillary clinton actually referred to that moment as an example of implicit bias in the police force where she used -- when she was asked in debate a week ago whether there was implicit bias in law enforcement, her only answer was that there's implicit bias in everyone in the >> what we ought to do is we ought to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy. we ought to assure the public that we'll have a full and complete and transparent investigation whenever there's a loss of life because of police action. senator, please, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias every time tragedy occurs. >

>> for more on this, we turn to political editor for town hall and fox news contributor guy vinson.eing with us. >> good morning. >> what did she mean by that? >> i think if you look at the context of what mrs. clinton said. she wasn't necessarily belittling millennials supporting bernie sanders. she said there was a lot of young people graduating from college unable to find good-paying jobs and feel forced to delay their plans for their lives, live in their parents' basements. i don't think this is deplorables 2.0. but it's clearly in my view, an indictment of the obama economy. look who has been in charge for the last eight years and she has basically the entire platform that barack obama had and wants to continue it for four more years. >> sure. >> more of the same. which is what donald trump has been saying over and over again about her. >> you know, guy, when smee and bernie, they were supposed to be together at a campaign event. mysteriously after this, they've decided to put it off for a couple of days. she's going to link arms and say we're together on the same page. in that