children across northeast ohio. for more information, go to lasted 90 minutes, classes canceled here today. they will resume here on the campus of ohio state tomorrow morning. also, students who may have left belonging this in buildings -- belongs in this building are being allowed to return to get the items. you don't have 0 to be a parent to really understand the fact unnerving to anyone who has a student here at ohio state. back in cleveland, we've been talking to some moms and dads today, and joins us with that story. >> reporter: very reassuring that those parents we spoke to today said they felt very well informed throughout the entire day. parents here depended on the updates from the buckeye alert system. some actually said they wouldn't have changed a thing. beat immediately, you think where is my child? is he okay? >> laura's oldest son is a freshman at osu. her mind started racing when she received add buckeye alert shortly before 10:00 monday morning. >> i sent a text to him right away, and he texted me

this will be driving into northeast ohio. we are thinking we may see a few bands here off of lake michigan began as well. that may affect our friends towards richland and ashland county. through the morning expect more clearing to take place. threw late afternoon you will be able to get a few errands done. that's when the lake-effect snow machine will kick in. began. down towards mansfield you will get snow. also towards tumble counties i anticipate you will see snowfall. through the overnight and early tomorrow on your sunday morning. heading up and out the door. it will be a rough go of things. dissipating generally afternoon tomorrow on sunday, let's talk about accumulation totals. your tv set. from the lake-effect snow bands we see from lake michigan began we will see a coating of snowfall. generally towards the snowbelt communities towards the lake up if you are on the southern even and the northern tip of tumble three to 6 inches are possible. north of medina county as well. in lorain we might see more accumulation as w

northeast ohio is well aware of the problem. >> in this county alone last year we lost 230 people. almost 230 people to heroin and fentanyl. this year we stand to lose double that. >> reporter: the doctor is a cleveland cline being addiction psychotics 80% are patient addicts. one in 10 get the addiction help they need. he hopes the reports sparks change. >> this is the first time that i really seen a report like this that speaks to focusing on not just throwing monday crate the prevention and treatment -- money at prevention and treatment but things that are scientifically proven to be effective. >> reporter: the surgeon general says the besides funding the culture needs to treat addiction as a disease a lifelong in remission or not. >> reporter: today, more people use opioid pain killers than tobacco. >> and hopefully, this report has the impact the surgeon general's report on smoking had 50 years ago. >> reporter: chances are good you know someone battling addiction and if you think you don't, your tax dollars are still being impacted by the strange law enforcement criminal just

big story here in northeast ohio remains the weather. strong winds damaged trees, buildings and power lines overnight. sam. >> samantha: some of those abandoned buildings haven't been and it doesn't take severe winds to knock things down and cause some problems. so please be careful on your drive in to work. i'm not trying to hype it up or anything, but it is that time of the year where leaves are falling as well. so that could create some slick conditions on the roads. smaller debris is also possible in your roadways and watch for areas of ponding after very heavy rain for a few of us overnight. the rain is gone, but what about the break. >> brian: 6300 people still without power. >>> next, people trapped in tennessee after a huge wildfire >> nichole: time is 6:13. breaking developments in the lewisville teacher strike. it's over. teachers head back to school tomorrow, 180 full and part-time teachers were off the job since november 2nd. we're told the teachers voted late last night to end the strike. we're waiting on details on a new co

first snowfall is now under the belts in the northeast ohio. it -- is your car ready is the work order, fluids are changed and windshield washer fleet is -- fluid is refilled and put items in the feek -- vehicle to prepare for the weather conditions. >> we wanted to get you ready for the winter season. you should have an ice scraper in your car. window shield washer fluid, blanket, food, water, jumper cables. these winter safety kids kids -- kilts. it has a lot of the items already inside. all of these items can help you during emergency situations. the ohio state highway patrol also recommended keep ling your gas tank at -- keeping your gas tank half fall -- full during the winter months. you never know when you'll get caught in the middle of a storm. i'm meg shaw. >>> the browns finally scoring a win today. was off the field. >> before kick-off. the team hosted its first and 10food drive. people started collecting donations outside the gates this morning. last year they provided 25 25,000 meals for families in need. the indians teamed up with

this weekend the task force will have checkpoints in extra expecting more throughout northeast ohio. you see how much a problem that a domination of factors to become the number one drake and day of the year with people getting back together and you don't have to work for a few days and there you have it . unlikely weapon, a local student facing charges accused of making a bomb out of a glue by law for five left for operation giving tree. melissa reid, i cannot get down the hallway there are so many toys. rnn >> i am here with the man who needs no introduction, santa claus.ho what has this been like for you to see all of the peopl to bring kids to the kids in need them.. it has been awesome. the compassion, the generosity , of the fox 8 viewers has been tremendous.. stuff was put. there are cars full of toys, some kids have used their allowance for the other kids. this really has touched my heart, this is, nothing more important than the children to make sure that they have a grea christmas. with a wake up in the morning they know that somebody cares, has shared a gift in your viewer

ohio -- thanksgiving , and we are looking at northeast ohio snowfall. you're taking a look at live >>> time now is 8:29th. we start this half-hour with a live look outside. look at that chalk on lake erie as you look at downtown cleveland. it is cold, and -- windy and gray out there. it feels like winter very much so. the big story this morning is the weather, the snow outside. we have team weather coverage and conditions and janessa webb is hard at work in the weather center. how do things look outside right now? >> it is a chilly one and we're still tracking snow on the power 5. this is that 12 our loop that you can see for the last 12 hours we have some heavier bands, accumulation to the each 3 to 4 inches ashtabula, lake in geauga counties. let's show you what is going on. we're starting to see things start to die down the snow is moving south and east fairly quickly. temperatures across the board, it is a chilly start, and yet temperature, what it feels like out there is in the 20s for most spots. mansfield getting reports of wind chills in the tee

you are looking at northeast ohio. right there is lake area. -- erie. watch the wings, they start off near lake superior and go over northern michigan and make that perfect turned right into lake erie. this is a snow been that is going to be enhanced by portions of lake superior and now into lake area. this is our ride snow band. bit farther west. it goes through portions of lake michigan, and write down south of cleveland. that is the second snow band. you folks down here, you are getting snow part of which is the moisture that backs up to lake superior. there's her primary snow, that one located, the primary snow belt. we're going to zoom in and show you what's going on here. we take you to east wheatland first, geauga and asked to buell county. down toward bloomfield, the areas of snow as well. some of it is heavy and it is heavier than it has been over the last hour. starting to pick up. scattered around the east side of cleveland, nothing too bad here. down toward summit county and starting to break off. strong back towards 271 in the turnpike. loo

playing in miami sayi lebron wanted to stay another day in northeast ohio. after i/wthe heat played the cavaliers. >> pat riley did not want awxhi team vodto stay here. ??&and his n-friends ht??$; >> watching the lakers growing up. >>> interesting to see how the story plays out. 3z?do f the or the athlete week. here is lauren &'?brill. >> student athlete of the e"uvw we roddenburg. gqhuh a i had a lot of jgcconfidence th year and never had that much before. and i bring that confidence and that's the reason i played on so well. >> my academic goal is to keep my qlgrades up. >> i usually go home and i kind of put myself in a zone where ( tudy. and play tennis. >> vd4&i am anna ronenburg and mcdonald's athlete of the week. >> she would like to continue to play tennis sklwhen the time comes. >>> lauren brill. >>> p?&j?p?news 5. >>> lauren travels to meet the state volleyball team. stories cool stories. we will jg,?tell >>> tonight, breaking news. the shakeup inside trump tower. president-elect donald trump's team, one of his top advisers on national security abr

>>> old man winter just cannot wait northeast ohio getting a blast of winter. hello everybody and thanks joining us. good evening,, let's take a live look outside. it is cold and still windy. if you are outside you are probably going to want to bundle up. we are in the weather center tracking some snow. >> was still have snowfall on your power 5 off the network. it is on the lighter side in continuing to taper off with that lake affect snow still trying to hold on. current temperatures 35 for us in cleveland. the warmest temperature of the day, 36. of this morning. not a lot of change it when it comes to highs. 39 in wooster. a very cold 29, 32 currently an accurate to 31 in ashtabula. snowfall still in place in cuyahoga. it is on the lighter side with maybe a quick little pocket of some snow. when driving on 77 we also noticed some letter snow near garfield heights and shaker heights for the most part you will notice the flakes flying around the strong winds gusting at about 40 miles-per-hour. not much of a change but it is a little better. real light snow cov

not at least for us here in northeast ohio. i'm going to show you our power like snowfall. many of us not seeing a drop just yet. we are continuing to saturate the air. at this point still rather dry. probably noticing your hand feeling extra dry but a little bit drier when you wake up in the morning. waiting for thundershower saturate and today it's one of those wetter days. temperature-wise it's chilly too. cleveland at 40 degrees. feels more like 37. 39 in akron. your live picture. we did have a little sunshine to start the day but the clouds off. woss -- though you are feeling like you're at 28. here's that wet weather. it does look like the pink is a mixture and even a little bit of snowfall too but the only place that's reporting and observing any wet weather is loraine. you have light l rainfall. the potential for a little bit of that mixture. we could see some pelts. but waiting for the warm front to move in ability rain chancings increase throughout the day today. we'll talk timing and what it means for your holiday coming up next. . >> another officer shot in the

. >> and with so much dividing us we wanted to look at things that bring northeast ohio together. that's coming up in 15 minutes. >>> predicted a major free fall on wall street but that was not the case. despite the fact world markets were going crazy last night. all the major markets in this country were up including the dow up over 250 points. traders appeared to be evaluating the potential economic benefits from president olect trump -- elect spend money on infrastructure projects that under his design would put americans to work. >>> it's tough day for a group of workers in northeast ohio. general motors says it will soon suspend the third production shift at lordstown plant where the chefy cruze is made. we have the latest from hilary golston. >> reporter: let's get one thing out of the way a gm spokesperson told me out of the gate this has nothing to do with the presidential election. they have to give reasonable amount of time if there could be potentially aoffs. now, as you mentioned, lordstown is the home of the chefy cruze and it's a different story today considering the

at 5:00 a northeast ohio favorite announces a local ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. >> denise: time for your eye on entertainment. a new concert date and longtime cable favorite is calling it beauty and the beas

temperatures in the 30s to 40 degrees in northeast ohio. and as far as the radar goes, we're starting to see it greening up. especially over the lake and to the west of us. we're seeing some mix show up as well. this is the way things will go through the rest of the region. you can see how widespread the rain and snow mix has been throughout michigan. there's a wave that's coming through. you can kind of see right in here. how it comes in and it starts to stir up more of those rain and snow showers. and that wave through northern ohio as we go through the night. let's go hour by hour. you can see that starts to come in by the midnight hour across the area. not everyone getting in on that. but it looks like rain showers and snow mix to snow. notice how areas inland and the high terrain areas to the east stay with the snow. that's where we could end up getting accumulating snow. light accumulations later tonight and for day tomorrow. we'll continue with the scattered rain and or snow showers on and off for the primary and secondary snow day t

hillary clinton will be in cleveland later today at the public auditorium with one of northeast ohio's biggest icons, lebron james. lebron james is one of several celebrities that hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail with two days from the election. she appeared and philadelphia on saturday with the singer katy perry and on friday, she was in cleveland, with the power couple jay-z and beyonci. on the republican side, donald trump has a huge day for today and tomorrow. starting at noon, campaign in iowa and make his way to minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania and finally ending the day virginia. monday, it is the same story, planning to speak in another five states. while he is not scheduled to stop in ohio, either today or tomorrow, donald trump junior will be representing the campaign. he has three meet and greets scheduled for today and dayton hillary clinton has a busy day in new hampshire, starting at 3:00, and then the event tonight with lebron james, starting at 4:30 pm. the doors are scheduled to open at 1:30 pm. live in cleveland, meg shaw, news five. >>> bringing up the

they are clear as day, but that is also not the case everywhere across northeast ohio. if you are in some parts where you are waking up with snow, that is not the case for you. the main concerns with the are traveling along these roads and you are not blocked by bridges or trees, your feeling the effect of that wind in your car could shift a little bit . keep 2 hands on the wheel but i want to show you what we saw when we were out in chardon. i want to show you here -- that is not it . you guys are saying my daughter my phone. we will get that up for you in a little bit but i wanted to show you if you're on some of the side roads were the wind is gusting across the could be a little slick because it is very cold outside and the wind is making it colder . we will try to get that for you on the next hit but the roads are looking find especially if you're in the cleveland area but just keep in mind that wind. if you're going outside bundle up because it is very cold. will check back in with you guys pics that will love your dog bailey. she is so cute. it is causing some po

the weather shouldn't be an issue where we are in northeast ohio. >> if you're looking for something to do for the entire family, check out the ice rink at public square. a free skate today from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 tonight. stop by public scare to get a ticket for your free 45-minute session. so if anybody is looking for something holidayesque to do, that's something. >> key tower is often the first thing you see when approaching our city. >> it is. and if you have ever gazed attie building and wondered what the view from the top looks like and is who is up there, well, we had an opportunity to find out. take a look. key tower located at 127 public square is the centerpiece of cleveland's skyline, stabbingth at a powerful 947 feet. it's not only been the tall ohio since 1991, it is also the tall it's building in the midwest outside of chicago and philadelphia. climbing 57 stories into the sky. have you ever wondered what is the view from the top of our championship city actually look like? we're taking you to the most unique perspective of downtown cleveland to meet key tower top i

. >> two suspected gang members wanted for murder and virginia are behind bars in northeast ohio. us marshals arrested the man in medina apartment estimate. they allegedly shot a man using an moose machete on him. they are now waiting for extradition to virginia. >> police are investigating an abduction and objection in the of akron campus a man on menace over man on the silver truckme offered her a ride before assaulting her she chose poorly she was then dropped off about t an alert to students and staff yesterday urging thema to be careful. >> cleveland browns will have ten days to get ready for that next game. one day for its loss each loss pay app. >> second and seven of the 25. a unlucky from princeton although he got his arms and in this oneg here is another throw just a little bit over the fumbled the ball away the baltimore ravens highlights with three touchdowns in the second half i that put the game away. there is the worst start in franchise history. >> i felt like we needed to get a spot i was not playing musical chairs back theni function and at a faster rate and do s

it's 5:18. >>> rise and shine northeast ohio. i believe that we might be celebrating or will be celebrating a so this is where we have a lot of the energy tonight at progressive field as well as at the q. again, cleveland may institute a parking restriction. no parking on prospect avenue starting at noon. that does not stop until 2 a.m. also, huron between ontario and prospect. another boliver. east 9th and between superior. so pretty much what it is is you cannot park near progressive field in about a mile out so i don't want you to get ticket. you may want to drive in. if you drive in be prepared to spend a lot of money on parking or take rta for $5. john, back to you. >> reporter: i'll take it. thanks so ch little bit. he's one of the most popular members of the indians team. flighter the mast cot. he's got to get ready for the big game tonight. we'll give you an exclusive look inside his lockerroom coming up. it's been all world series in all of your photos that we've been getting for you. this is a photo at sunday's watch pa

ohio. remembering a man, shot in garfield heights barbershop is good man not asking for help to find the gunman, melissa reid has more.

my voice is gone. >> denise: there wasn't a dry eye across northeast ohio. his love for the weather may have only been surpassed by his love for animals. we here at cleveland 19 want to wish him well in his much deserved retirement. >> romona: yes we do. i was blessed to work with him for eight years over there. he is just like he is on tv. >> romona: what a career. a great man. >> jeff: the first time i met him we were at thee garden show. >> romona: that's where i met. >> jeff: i ran up to him and he is like, security! security! >> denise: he is always joking. >> jeff: let's look at the rain that is moving in tomorrow. and if you notice we are getting a little winter mix, the leading edge of it. that could happen once you get to toledo and over to northern indiana. i don't think it well be period of a winter mix and you will see this on the future view. this is early in the morning tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. there is the time stamp. notice temps in the 20s and that's why we could get into a little bit of a winter mix before it changes over to rain. and it will

. >> chris: we did some investigating hoping to ease some parents' fears in northeast ohio about putting their kids on a bus. according to the national highway traffic safety administration riding in a school bus is actually seven times safer than riding in a car or truck. an average of 30,000 people are killed in car accidents every year compared to just six kids in school bus people were hurt after a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck japan in the early morning hours there. a tsunami warning was now canceled, but some waves three to four feet high did come ashore. right now japan is seeing aftershocks across the country. many more are expected over the next few days. if you are wondering, yes, this is the same area that massive earthquake and tsunami struck killing 20,000 people in 2011. ramona? >> romona: thank you. a west side mall has been losing business for decades as the big box stores packed up and left leaving empty storefronts. the elyria officials are looking at ways to redevelop midway mall. sara goldenburg is getting answers on a possible plan to bring back shoppers. >> report

northeast ohio inundated with snowfall now. the first batch of rain heading to the east coast but now we are back in the colder air. twentys which is on the way for tonight.ld a check out this temperature trace. talking about sony 4 degrees high yesterday. that was just at 4:00 yesterday. the front came through. between 2:00 and five in the morning we were down into the 30s andfi pretty much there we were. that is just where we find yourself right now. 44 degrees and ashtabula and 31 degrees akron canton withwi wind chills in the 20s. no surprise. counterclockwise flow over the great lakes and we continue tot see on and off snow showers through the snowfall forecast taking us into monday morning s. we are sticking with had. upwards of an inch or two off to the west stretching back down to northern start county. highest amounts in southern geauga and northern portage. also 46 inches over to ashtabula. gosh gosh if you are traveling to mercer yuri county is where they get the heavy stuff. tonight much colder and 28 degrees the ov

old man winter making an appearance here in northeast ohio. we went from 70s and sunshine >> i'm mike brookbank. this weekend marks the official beginning of the snow and ice season for the ohio department of transportation. >> sean: but first, our tara blake is here. >> bill: we still have snow covered roadways and more snow making its way to the area. it has lightened up quite a bit from what we saw over the afternoon and through the evening hours. we had some fog made visibility very low. let's take a look for your sunday morning. very chilly. those temperatures have actually warmed a little bit here in cleveland. we were down to around 34, now at 36. 31 in wooster, 34 in ashtabula. the heaviest snowfall for us is going to be your darkest purples. as we zoom in we will show you where that heaviest concentration currently. we've had some really heavy snow bands pick up. back and forth. east siders, west siders, we have both been hit. but 71 and driving on 76 is where we have the heaviest snowfall headed just west of gillford. akron and canto

after a cool start this 60s and a lot of sunshine, a beautiful day for us in northeast ohio. despite the chilly start, we're at that freezing mark in wooster and wayne county so a pocket of light frost can be ruled out of the question there. and akron and canton, you're waking up to 48 and in the 40s closer to the lake. and the winds from the south between 3:00 to 6:00 miles an hour are mite and dry. and the -- nice and dry. and the on high pressure off to the west. it will keep us sunny and dry and cool. you'll notice that north to south flow of air that helps to reenforce the cooler start this morning. and i think that tomorrow going to be another cooler start as well. here's what it looks like as we walk through your saturday. from now through lunchtime, a beautiful start. if you're thinking of getting that morning jog in, don't forget the sunglasses and into this afternoon if you have any birthday party. i suggest if you're sensitive, maybe some sunscreen. and lots of sunshine in store for today. and tonight looking great. and first thing tomorrow morning, a cooler start

it's a northeast ohio man's trimmer. why is not made a maintaining for the symmetry what he uses. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and walk. >> hopefully we get lots of those tonight.al walk around not do much of anything and get a win and be done with that [laughter] >> while comebacker with weather and traffic every eight minutes let's check in on the forecast for scott sabol.gh >> good morning everybody. a nice southwest wind will increase our temperatures up in fairview park at 48. chagrin falls that 44. in brunswick curley at 50. cloud cover increasing. it's only had-the we had a certified after november 1 and only a handful times were get two straight days above 75. last timeg stretch of unseasonably warm weather. look flickr hi tim she good day oregonok 75 about 10-15 guy gusy

northeast ohio 5:00. and warm. and do not have to worry about snow. cloud cover on radar. you see it has to go, i don't know, for the minute drive. if you drive slow, i suppose. but you can see cloud cover slowly peeling away. and ultimately even the east side in mener and ashtabula, everyone cease sunshine today. good for the soul. no rain and no snow. at least today. we are g where you can see that great divide. right? columbus seeing sunshine. we are not. if you are heading east you will bump into snow near buffalo. big system. right now it is giving a lot of snow in denver. and ultimately when the system pushes our way. it will pull the warm air up from the south. so we will warm more on monday. and we will warm more on tuesday. and firmly in place. as warm air comes in. moist. brings back humidity. but we get in a fairly nice monday. now, today is a big travel day so i thought i would give a look over all of what is happening. heading td you will bump into rain this afternoon and this morning. mid section you may see slow downs in denver. windy in dallas today. so fli

and all across northeast ohio we will be bask in really warm air. we hit 64 yesterday. we have plentiful sunshine on the way. ahead. you know, live on edge, whip out the shorts again. do a little short sleeve action today. you can totally go for it. this is the storm system that will change your lives as we know it as we get into the weekend. you can see numerous snow showers happening as we speak, and as we take a look at what's happening around here, i mean we're all quiet as can be with clear to partly cloudy skies, and the snow is just to our northwest ton back edge of that cold front. so, already, with this winter storm moving this way, we have got advisorys and warnings and all kinds of things in place. i would not be at all surprised if the national weather service decides to issue a lake effect snow advisory or something along those line, lake effect snow watch heading into this evening or even into tomorrow in lieu of what we expect tomorrow night into sunday. but right now, we have got nothing like that to report, and skies are clear through today. 2:30 this a

reports for crimes that happened at nine different malls across northeast ohio. now the ones we looked at seemed pretty safe. >> mark: overall but we also found there is more to the story. dani carlson getting those answers. >> this is 911, do you have an emergency? >> reporter: it was 9:00 on a night last april. dark already but she had gone shopping at night there so many times before and the parking lot is well-lit and the the giant eagle in legacy village knew her, so she didn't even give it a second thought. until she was face-to-face with a strange man in her car. >> she said someone was in her car. it wasn't anyone she knew. >> he had a weapon in his hand, and i just looked at it. >> reporter: a 31-year-old man with a hat and scarf pulled over his face. he said something about a drug addiction and he wanted her to drive him to her bank. that may have changed her life. >> what was going through your mind? >> to get away. i went to a car that had head lites on. i went to somebody who i knew was in the car and knock on their window and ask for help. >> report

i want to think northeast ohio for supporting our foundation. this is the eighth onepo and it the largest one yet. the money we raise goes to children. we have scholarships here today. >> the whole college -- has been a lot of fun but like anything that's worth a lot in lifen it will pay off in the lg run. >> people helping people with generosity to spare. >> always a great event.ev >> it really is. so many people come out and love fox 8. they are thankful and oil. viewers that come to support wayne and his brother. every still year, it's a great event. >> our photographer greg lockhart very excited about. >> though great. coming up, a mystery with your tax dollars. >> aol city employee getting pa, long after she died. tonight a fox 8 i team report. cleveland's own fox 8 news. >> the fox 8 i team getting to the bottom of the mystery with your tax dollars. >> a newr development in the cae we exposed with the city employee getting paid long after shelo died. i team reporter ed gallek with the latest. >> a cleveland school crossing guard sending pa

. >>> in northeast ohio. >>> skip the line, get the fast pass to get your kids photos taken with santa. >>> this is another example of racial presidents. second straight night in lorain county. it is all because of a shoplifting incident. >> supporters say it is not that simple. sifting through the different accounts of what happened. >> reporter: two very distinctive voices out here tonight. protesters who are clearly in the majority still out here as they have been most of the day. sa racism. no justice, no peace. and supporters saying justice for who? asking that back and how about for a business defending itself from being robbed. the bakery. for two days, protesters have been part of the landscape store employee alan gibson when he tried to stop him from stealing wind. when police pulled up, they said they saw him lying on his back with several injured -- individuals kneeling over him punching and kicking. had a swollen lip and abrasions. >> he did not assault or rob anyone. i have friends who were eyewitnesses and saw the account. they caea happened. >> reporter: he was arrested

the story of the cleveland fbi conducting raids at several northeast ohio gasoline stations. they responded on rock side in garfield heights. they were at the mair thon sites. we called together as we're told an agency spokes person told us that the information related to the raids is saled by the fbi. robbed twice in two straight days. the double robberies were at happy's pizza on west 25th street. meg shaw has more on the robberies glvment >> reporter: the glees say after the robbery everyone was on their toes keeping a close eye on things. they never thought the same thing would happen just 24 hours later. >> they .ed the gun at me. >> he says around 10:00 tuesday night two guys barged through the shop. both wearing masks. >> one guy had the gun. the other jumped over the table. he started asking to pull money out the register. >> the pair about 16 to 18 months old snatched a hundred bucks and took off. a scene all too familiar after he was robbed the night before by a man in his 20s. he also got away with about nights he had no choice but to stay level-headed glsmed follo

we are talking about baseball returning again to northeast ohio. so cleveland police getting in together. and some fans now realizing that with the world series getting our attention for a week or two, all the attention will now be focused on the election and they are not all that happy because this world series was a nice distraction from all the craziness with the election coming up next week. but, i think that's going to kick into full swing here in the next 24 hours. >> yeah totally get indians fans are on social media ranting about the number of cubs fans at the game. some saying that they made up as much as 40% of the crowd. and you know local sports writer tweeting locks like a number of indians fans sold their tickets and their souls to the cubs. take a look. you know. if data from stubhub is a guide they say 60% of the ticket site sales came from the the chicago for a ticket $1800. now in all fairness ticket sellers don't know the allegiance. >>> two man arrested after a traffic stop discovered they had 8 counterfeit tickets to game 7 of t

. >>> northeast ohio's premier christmas shop. 5,000 square feet of space in the nation's largest hardware. it is just beautiful here i happened to be with the director of marketing. she told us all about what you can find here. >> welcome. >> this is great. ki >> everybody can. we can spend so much time and we have the most beautiful decorations here. the most beautiful guestware. like you said over 5,000 square feet in the largest hardware store. >> you have an open house coming up november 4th and 5th. tell me about that. >> we do. the weekend actually. november 4th and 5th. we have an all-day open house on friday and saturday. so from 8:00 to 8:00 on friday and 8:00 to 6:00 on beautiful christmas shop. you can do the scratch and save and anywhere from 20 to 100% off your totally purchase. can you believe it >> getting it for free? >> there is a chance. basic include you come and pick out your items. you go to the register and they'll check and tell you what you've won. also friday night from 5:30 to 8:00 the family night going on. santa will be here. kids crafts. we have a magician. we

the massive natural gas pili part of northeast ohio has drawn heat. tomorrow, that heat could get turned off. property owners who don't want the pipeline on their property are preparing for hard-sell as lansurveyor's return this week. lisa raymond tells us there if they are asked to leave, they been instructed to stay possibly. things could get testy. >> reporter: property owners county sheriff's office the minnitte surveyors shop. summer between 40 and 50 residents are on a list to get a visit from nexus this week. michael conley expects to see them on wednesday. lastly, an attorney advised them to post no trespassing and no firearms science. he says he's heard of surveyors showing of the properties with armed guards. these bullying tactics don't sit well with him. some of his concerns with the project include the loss of and to the impact on property values. >>> the property value, the bomb threat, for you, don't have this right now, what if they come and take your your tomorrow? you want people to stand up with you. they're doing it in the decoders

. >> our team is spread out across northeast ohio and we went to gauge your reaction. you can cast your vote and participate in our interactive donald trump has won ohio. that's the news in the last half-hour. when donald trump won the nomination for president of the national convention here in cleveland, his slogan was start here, finish year. trump is projected to win 53% the clintons 42% of ohio's vote. we kick off team coverage tonight. taking an in-depth look at the hillary clinton, 209 electoral votes, donald trump 172. you may think that bodes well for hillary clinton but that is the furthest thing from the truth. some of the states she took for granted like michigan and pennsylvania are very much up for grabs. take a look at the nate silver 538 projection. these are the latest odds. for 9% clinton, 49% trump and perhaps no state carries more great state of michigan. this is a situation as we come on the air tonight. it's 48% for trump, 47% clinton, she is 1.1 2 million, a he is 1.1 4 million and assist just under 48% of the votes. it's gone the way of donald tr

. >>> we know northeast ohio is known for the state-of-the-art health care. they're hoping to move that legacy forward with a $855 million transformation. they want to unveil plans for the hospital, the hospital will be borrowing money through bonds it storey facility. the iconic round tower will be coming down. the new hospital is expected to be complete by 2022. >>> it was an outrageously warm november day. >> how long will it last? we'll have it all, james will be tracking it up. >> what goes you will come down. we're talking about temperatures as we're toasty warm, we'll talk about the weather and the rain that's in >> thank you betsy. >>> also ahead, the need for help increases, those struggling with heroin addiction, we'll tell you how northeastern communities are working to provide a place for treatment. >> good morning russ and sarah, ahead we'll get a late report from the massive and deadly wildfire that exploded in tennessee. >>> and president-elect donald trump what he wants done to flag burners and would it be legal. >>> and reports of breast >>>

people are ready to celebrate not only in progressive field, but everywhere in northeast ohio. >> reporter: i would bet all across ohio. and we found all kinds of fans, even a scout for the indians. yes, they are fans, too. the one thing they have in common, jimmy, is that they want a win. so do you think tonight's going to be the night? . >> i do. i'm you know, obviously chicago's really -- really great line up. but i think, you know, josh on the mound and our line up gives us a really good chance. >> i still think people are excited about the cavs, so it kind of has rolled over into the baseball season, and hoping for 2 in one year. >> it's great for them to grow up from the beginning. they've learned about, you know, having a championship city in hometown. especially with the cavaliers and now the indians. downtown. their mom is sick. she might get mad at me. >> reporter: that's one thing -- sneak your kids downtown for what could an historic night here in northeast ohio. now, i will tell you -- disclaimer when we're in these plays. the enthusiasm always translates to how loud it gets,

ohio for continuing coverage and four results. encourage you to stay with usio also go to fox8.com located ate the event great should website why some say the election is to blame. the rain moving further south there's the big burst of rain approaching canton b with a fewe showers still leftover out over the lake the temperatures his retiredl downout this afternoon will try out above 50 hht not a big temperate curable talk more about the forecast as we approach the the traffic every eight minutes is just ahead.. give the city overall city's championship it is still giving back of the second basement issm taking his stands. turkey will wear looking for 16 voters who can hurl frozen turkeyters at kansas cranberry e lose storm fox radar moving south of akron temperatures will be in the 50s early will falter lower 40sl it won't take much traffif time with patty. thanks so much p yes them for roads tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. fort 85rt his father for his skills would he passed out some pretty cool souvenirs to dozens of fields. peggy gallek

. >> it is a and the folks in northeast ohio, especially when another championship was so close. the discussion will be about how this city, the city of cleveland, continues to make its presence felt on the national stage and the momentum doesn't seem to be let up. throughout the post season, fans packed downtown. they packed bars and restaurants. to be a part of this huge story, we're talking hundreds and thousands of people, cities, pumping millions of dollars into the local downtown economy. as for the indians, we watch this team come from within one win of its first title in nearly 70 years. >> not bad for a squad that has an active payroll, compared to the cubs $175 million active roster. so, the loss, you know, it's hitting fans hard, like father and son, mark and christian riley, they are doing their best to look on the bright we'll be here. the whole year we would be here, and we were. and we'll be back next year. >> you are darn right, we will be back next year. even with this tough loss, the indians players are holding their heads high. >> absolutely they should. this t

ohio today. temperatures in the mid-60s. that sunshine, sure was nice. day? that is in the extended forecast coming up. ted strickland. love this man. he's the son of a steelworker. he's the first in his family to go to college. he's a minister and a public servant. so when he was in congress, he fought to pass the children's health insurance program. as governor, he froze public college tuition. and even though he took office as your governor about a year before the recession hit, by the time he left ohio was the fifth fastest-growing economy in america. >>> election day is three days away. for many of us it can't get here soon enough. the nastiness of the presidential election coming to a head, and a woman from california wants to change that by spreading her own message. natalie brunell from our sister station in sacramento reports. >> reporter: election season may be coming to an end but a new campaign sign is sending a strong message. make america kind again. >> it's just so much turmoil and

five of them right here in northeast ohio. including a branch of this group the knee owe nat see -- scumbags. >> commander said he was pleased with the outonly of the -- outcome of the election. >> we are happy he was elected. >> so is the leader of another group on the list. >> he's an outsider that is gonna i believe make america great again. >> janet porter is the president of the group faith to action. she's argued that gay marriage will send christians to jail for not a hateful thing. a pretty reasonable and rational thing. >> she strongly disagrees with being called a hate group and says donald trump was the answer to her prayers. >> it's a great day to be alive in america. >> as the anti-trump protests continue to form it's a divide two black accept ra fist groups and a general -- separatist groups and a general group made that list live in cleveland megan hickey news 5. >>> pictures alone will break your heart. knowing that at least six elementary school kids died in this crash is almost too much to take. there were 35

all across from northeast ohio. well into the 70s. even within the next few hours, we see quite a jump. sun's up at 8 a.m. today. 65 by noontime and we're right into the 70s throughout early to mid first pitch i think we're going to be close to 70 and then probably in the mid- 60s toward the end of the game. clear to partly cloudy skies this morning. no concerns as far as rain goes and as we look ahead on futureview it takes us through 3:30 this afternoon. mid-70s a -- at that point . 76 degrees at 3:00, 3:30 today. phenomenal for coming downtown and enjoying some dinner on game. when's the last time you've done that november 1st? looking ahead to tomorrow, another really warm day. and it looks like more cloud cover moves in late. that will be ahead of the next storm system that we're tracking for thursday. and that brings us rain showers. in fact by this same time thursday morning, i think we are going to have a wet commute. in the meantime, a look at your tuesday, november 1st. flip the page even though we're high. beautiful as can

ohio weather and traffic every eight fifteen a local we have to call you can also see her tonight at the listening room for clinton. aj colby has a look at yourt y forecast. how is the fog out.. o it's a dent and pocketg of movieha and toledo not lookig chagrin falls bainbridge 29fil u will see fog to start a list byt the noon hour in the will get into sunshine.e. those changes are on the way.e w we will send it back to you. arrest morning in clev not win the american league cy young awardrd forav it now a noncontact activy after breaking a bone in his shoulderconki it's unlikely thae found wandering alone at a part that now facing charges. a live look at i for 80 and state road. patty harkin will have a look at

ohio nothing is given everything is earned indians experiencing this e at slauson chicago setting up a decisive game seven tonight. >> this bryant smack in 02 curveball also charged from one short time later visited a fly ball to left left of center and other titanic when allowing two to score it was a three separate in the top ofo the firstt inning and the third comes loaded the bases before russell greeted 10 t or terra with a grand slam in a 20 picture making it seven nothing a it's the first granny grand slam that cleveland has ever allowed in the worldel series and the cubs take first after mike napoli rbi on the imfft or the indians load the bases to carry out a guard of the band by striking out a make when cubs went on to win nine ?-dash three setting up a winner take all game seven tonightasse more for the team.s >> from progressive field with the first inning mishap did not feel like mars inin the outfit for the tribe and in the bullpen faltered as wellll and they play catch up all night and lost by a ninth recount in game six here at the world seriesh with predicate run and

vote will not count. >> you may see gas prices soar in northeast ohio after a pipeline explosion in alabama this afternoon. eight worker ares were hurt in the blast that sent flames the explosion happened in a remote area a mile away from the homes. crews had to fix a leak from that pipe last month and that may have had something to do with the explosion. denise. >> anchor: the indians had the final practice of the season. they hope to celebrate the first world seisries title since 1948. and if it you want to be there, be prepared to shell out cash. we did digging and found ticket prices for the two games in progressive field went up dramatically since last night. it will cost you $625 for standing room only and that is without the added fees. next best is in the nosebleeds or bleachers, tickets start at $750 and lower reserve tickets >> anchor: because of the game, the cavs moved up their game at 6:00. be prepared for traffic coming downtown. you are urged to take rta. 20000 took the redline for game one. there will be extra trains running for the large crowds and as for parking pr

. >>> sweepstake scams are biggs right now in northeast ohio. some people are falling for them -- are big right now in northeast ohio and some people are falling for them. like this mother who is 82, sent $6,000 because she thought the caller was genuinement the son found out his mom was being -- genuine. the ston -- the son found out his mom was scammed when she was about to send out at $1,000. >> it sickens me that people prey on the elderly. >> here is a reminder from the better business bureau. you do not have to pay a fee in advance to get a prize. if you get a call about a sweet stakes, call the loved ones you have and bbb. never, ever give out personal information. don't do it. good advice. >>> all right, jd. i love when we have a nice forecast but what is up with this chilly morning is this. >> well, it will be cold the next couple of mornings but the afternoons will be nice. we have to cherish the next couple of days because change is on the horizon. nothing major going on across the area right now. no rain or snow, just a little cloud

thanks to the northern ohio honda dealers for their continued support, and thank you northeast ohio our annual operation giving tree a huge success. >> i thought the kids could learn a lesson and be able to give back because we have so much. >> we appreciate it. various county organizations will match up the donated items with what is on a foster child gift wish list and then the gifts will be handed out before >>> still to come, classrooms classroom tool becomes a weapon. >> a local student faces charges for what he allegedly did with a glue stick. wyatt why it ended with an evacuation. >>> some of the hottest holiday gifts for children but could these electronic devices to more >>> they are prepared from a for armageddon but there were not prepared they were not prepared for this. dangerous weapons that could be on the streets after a local militia group is targeted by burglars. >>> why lebron james surprise young athletes all across the country with a special gift. >> andre breaks down the long holiday weekend. find out how you will need to dress when you head out for the news at 10:

right here influence in northeast ohio inn the town of mentor. they're equal. 're go back to you guys. kenny i thought you hadeq go on the porch and start giving your speech.. here's my speech free pizza for everybody.. you like that. you've got my vote.u still to come on this edition of fox8 news in the morning festie a nd delicious. all right.aht. lee ann miller is here to share impress your guests with this a c cimpring.. that's for sure. congratulations on your retirement not only connected by love of weather but our love of cleveland and on a personal not a young green weather guy at the nbc station who didn't know when hed was doingin you took me undr your wing and you could not have been nicer to me y and kind of gave me your blessing and i will never forget that. thank you for your 50 believe 50 plus years of service. you are a legend you are a nice man.n. which is even more important. and i love you. take care. so wonderful to hear the countdown to goddard's final forecast is on.is o keep watching fox 8 news all kp th long as we celebrate the [music pl

. >> my family and i are happy to be in northeast ohio. we have enjoyed friendly people, amazing restaurants and things to do. at cleveland 19 will you see me from time to time doing editorials and here is how we are turning the floor over to you. cleveland 19 is about getting getting answers and holding people accountable. sure, i will take positions on things that impact us once in a while and answer your questions. questions about northeast ohio, questions about how television news works and even about specific stories that go on the air. >> air, erik, why do you spell your name with a k? >> i was told i was named a czar. >> e-mail me. >> erik, have you decided on the east or west side. >> we have not decided. i will get you an answer. >> with the election, people are not shy about giving you their opinion on facebook, social media this is your forum. want something answered, want& something changed? tell us about it. i will be on facebook too and i look forward to hearing for you. and i have to find one answer for myself, where's the b