donald trump the wind went out of the room. stewart garson who is the cuyahoga county democratic chair spoke to the crowd shortly after the announcement. i can tell you there was an audible gasp, a gasp from the crowd when the numbers came in and ohio was given to trump. ho, ho, ho, everybody relax it is gonna be a long night. this thing is far from over. we saw these numbers and cuyahoga county is coming in two for one for hillary. so apparently we did our job up here. i have a couple of candidates i want to introduce. it is going to be a long night, and we have this rolling situation going on. the west needs to report. there are multiple paths to victory. ever relax everybody relax whatever happens is gonna happen and there is nothing we can do in here to worry about it. let s just take a deep breath. reporter: they are taking a a deep breath. they cheer every time a win comes in for clinton. it may not be enough. let s go to paul orlousky who is covering another aspe
and everything in it. teach us to trust you in turbulent times, striving always to live for your glory. bless our senators. may your completeness surround their incompleteness, your strength support their weakness and your wisdom guide their minds. give them the insight, guide them down paths they cannot see. give them the insight, the courage and the faith to escape the repetition of old errors as they strive to embrace your truth. lord, help us all to offer to you the sacrifice of repentant hearts. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: last week, the republican-led senate passed two more appropriations bills by a large bipa
evening hours. so if you are worried about going to the tribe get, i would say to get down there to cheer on the tribe. if there are any isolated sprinkles that it will be brief. temps will stay in the middle 70s. hopefully enough time for the tribe to get a victory. overnight lows near 70 degrees. it is more rain coming our way tomorrow and into your weekend. it could be soggy. more on that coming up. breaking news now at 5:00. two teenagers cleveland. police say that one 18-year-old victim drove themselves to the hospital. he said that the shooting happened here. a look from air tracker 5. the other victim just 15 years old. both teens in the hospital recovering right now. we are still digging for answers about what happened here. first only news channel 5 told you about one cleveland business owners and their efforts to rid their neighborhood of the high- profile prostitution. by shining a light on the when we would see something happen, we ll film it and try to get
9:00 p.m. i ve included that isolated threat for a brief shower. don t let that stop you. here we go. 79 at 7:00. 78 at 9:00678977 9:00. 77 by 10:00. lows hanging in the 70s. now to surveillance that we first told you about back in june that had people here in cleveland concerned. this week a civil rights group filed a complaint against the battle mother or father police department for using po cell phone tracking technology. it mimics cell phone towers to track down suspects but critics say it interferes with emergency calls and is racially discrim any tour. they say the technology may have been used during the rnc and our investigation found that the way they use the device is illegal. the device is a small metal box guild they were concerned that it s often used in secrecy. they can access calls and text messages and data streams. cleveland police nor the fbi would confirm it was used in cleveland. democracy 2016. cleveland be the economy taking center stage as hilla
is good until you get to twinsburg which is good. walton hills is in on this and bainbridge. you are just on the fringe of this. we just had a soaker go through. so i will put this mesopotamia. yellow, upwards of 2 1/2 inches of rain just hike that. you need the heads up headed out tonight and let you know for the days ahead coming up. tiffani. hit by storms last night. catherine bosley kicks off our team coverage live in mentor where the damage was the worst. catherine? reporter: yeah. simply put, it is still quite a mess out here. look at this yard. my gosh, that says everything, right. across the street even worse and mixed in is a tangled mess of power lines and down the street the utility workers are working very hard and looks like that s there s so much work to do. reporter: it is the kind of damage. so far it is crazy. reporter: it takes utility workers by surprise. workers who s job it is to respond to storm damage. the usually busy mentor avenue down to one