state is allowing the shelter to stay open. afor what you reported, i'm sickened. >> that local home is operated by your tax dollars, but last month, we expose the vulnerable members of our community are living in the worst conditions. >> we've been staying on top of the investigation. kristin, you obtained photos of what it's like inside that adult care facility >> reporter: yeah. i've got them what's just as disturbing is that the state of ohio continues to allow them to operate even though the conditions you're about to see have existed for years. >> there's no reason after i watched your report that the place is still open, none. >> reporter: once again, there are bugs. there is filth. there is down right disgust. still rake in hundreds of thousands of state and federal draft each year -- dollars each year because the state does not yank the license qi'm beg are for them to do something. >> reporter: it's a situation that baffles terry russell and angers him, too. he heads up the national alliance on mental illness of ohio. it advocates for the mentally ill and their families. >> they have been dealt a tough hand they're allowed to live in these conditions. >> reporter: they're condition that's date back at least 7 years when he visited care circle's three homes here on east 89th street and was shocked to see the inside. fast forward to our recent investigation when ed described life as a resident there two years ago. >> this is the fly droppings on the mat -- mattress cover. photos were taken by disability rights ohio, a nonprofit that acts as the state's protection arm for people with disabilities. there was their 6th unannounced visit in the last 18 months. each time, they tell us they find the same grim conditions. each time, they report their findings back to the state. >> i think they should be closed within 24 hours >> reporter: they are licensed by the ohio mental health and addiction services. they tell me they are taking any potential violations seriously and remaining active against the facilities. now, i called one of care circle's owners for comment, but she hung up on me. it's important to note that the leaders in the mental health field tell medical a majority of adult care facilities are clean and operated in good faith with the exception being care circle. abecause of our initial investigation, we have care circle, placed them elsewhere. aonly on news 5, a family demanded answers saying the actions of cleveland police may have contributed to a man's death. he was shot and inside a van heading to metro health when officers pulled them over. we spoke with the man's mother tonight and james, you've uncovered more of what happened. >> reporter: yeah. friends were speeding when they were bringing 42-year-old kevin mcqueen suffering wound to metro health. they were pulled over by police and according to a police report, it took some time and it wasn't until a commanding officer got to that scene that mcqueen was taken to the hospital. >> they detained my son. them 15 minutes could have meant saving his life. >> reporter: that's the question from pearl murphy, her mcqueen died from a gunshot wound but only after his friends transporting him to the hospital were pulled over by cleveland police. a police report reveals the car was speeding. officers say two men jumped out of the car and headed towards police. they were ordered to the ground, and police noticed mcqueen in the backseat with a gunshot wound to his chest. police administered first aid but didn't let mcqueen get to the hospital sergeant showed up sometime later. mcqueen died at the hospital shortly after. according to police, there is body camera foot an that would reveal how long this man was pulled over for and how long mcqueen had to wait before getting to the hospital. they will not release the body camera footage until the investigation into his homicide is complete. reporting outside of division 2 headquarters, news 5. aso we they should have handled the situation. we will continue our team coverage now. sara, you uncovered the guidelines for officers. >> reporter: that's right. this right here sheds light on what officers are supposed to do. it is the cpd medical trauma response. check out page 2. it says officers can wait for an ambulance or immediately take an injured person to the hospital. officers did call ems mcqueen, but they couldn't explain why officers decided to hop in his friend's van to get to the hospital instead. i also talked to ross. he told me he was blown away by how this was handled. he said things can go south quickly and it's generally safer to wait for an ambulance. on your side, news 5. athank you. get a check on your weather. johnson, what's up? not the temperatures? >> no. is up has gone -- sun has gone down. the temperatures are disappearing fast. mansfield is down to 44. ashland, 47. shelby, 46. we'll slide on into -- alliance, 46. it's warmer near the big city, upper 40s. you're going to need the sweaters through the evening. your weather window looks like this with temperatures falling down through the 40s cleveland. partly cloudy skies on the way, and notice, by midnight, 39 in the canton, akron area. 38 by 2:00 a.m. it's going to be a chilly start, but we're going to keep this mild weather in play for at least a few more days. i'll show you when the cold will arrive coming up. awe have a news alert now about the bomb threat at the high school. police just completed their sweep of the building and students are expected to report for school tomorrow. they were sent home today after anonymous bomb threats this morning. first they placed it on lockdown and sent everybody home eventually. last week, a racially insensitive post written by a student went viral. students were disciplined. police are trying to determine if that post is connected to these threats. atens of thousands of chickens killed today after a massive fire broke out in an ashland county barn. around 11:30 this morning, crews were called to clear creek the owner says he had more than 22,000 chickens inside along with thousands of eggs, which he had planned to sell. aa local man was supposed to be sentenced for a deadly shooting today and instead, he withdrew his plea. he withdrew his guilty plea. sinclair's trial is set to start in january. acleveland police are trying to street last night. according to investigators, a 30-year-old man was shot and killed when the car he and an 18-year-old woman were in was shot at. the shooters took off. then police say the 18-year-old woman was not injured. aan akron man sitting on death row asking a federal judge to delay his execution. ronald phillips challenging the state's three drug execution method being implemented to carry oude he was convicted of raping and murdering his girlfriend's 3- year-old daughter in 1993. the attorney general announced last month executions are expected to resume in january. the state put a stop to them in 2014 after ohio and several other states were experiencing botched execution attempts using a two-drug method. the state of ohio that's two dozen inmates sitting on death row. awe've all had that moment in the car. right? rage. coming up at 6:00, we look at the alarming new numbers that suggest this is on the rise. aa call for help for a dog nearly left for dead in the middle of the woods in lorain county. we'll have that. we're going to have a look at your forecast. don't go anywhere. news 5 at 6:00 coming right aright now, a local animal hospital searching for a little bit of help for a golden retrieve in need. qhe was found shot in the woods and he still has go before he's recovered. we have more. >> reporter: guys, he's only been here for a couple of days and he already has a new name. this is chance. because the people here at lorain county animal emergency are determined to give him a second one. chance, the golden retriever will undergo at least one amputation. leg he had dogs, but there's -- legged dog. after being rushed to the hospital with a bullet in one leg, a coyote trap around the other -- qthis is very rare we would see something as horrific as this. >> reporter: considered a stay, the hospital is paying his way, but his care won't come cheap. at least $4,000. so animal lovers across northeast ohio are determined thousands sharing this go fund me page. >> my focus is on making him better and giving him a chance at life >> reporter: now, the hospital has made every effort to find the owner. no luck today. if no one comes forward, their plan is to find chance that perfect home as soon as he's ready. we're in lorain county, news 5. aon your side investigators uncovering alarming trends when qjohnson walsh joins us live wither month on his special report. many people think they're seeing more road rage in our area >> reporter: i have the information that confirms their fears and perceptions. we as an investigative unit look through all kinds of things related to road rage. what we found, we hope wake people up -- wakes people up. >> reporter: just last month month-er. qhello? >> reporter: road rage leads to shots fired into a moving car. qi can't feel my leg. it's bleeding everywhere >> reporter: our investigate took a look at road rage incidents from 2012 to 2015 in aggressive driving citations were up by 90% between 2012 and 2014 qhow close was the other car to yours? >> inches >> reporter: he was just driving around cleveland thefting out his cam -- testing out his camera when a pickup truck kept bothering him, scream be obscenities. qthey were trying to tell us to pull over and everything. that's crazy. i'm not going to pull over >> reporter: i dig deeper into that problem with help from local experts. could this be contagious? >> that's an excellent question >> states are handling it? qwhen we get multiple calls, it's a concern to us. >> reporter: show how local leaders are viewing our findings? qdoes this spark an interest to you? >> reporter: i confront this man in what he's been accused of right here. why were you so upset when this happened? >> why are you so interested in this case? >> reporter: well, it's ever every day that you have a road rage incident like this. driver needs to sybo because i -- because i break down roads that we all take every single day. again, that's tonight at 11:00 only on news 5. i'm on your side investigators, jonathan walsh. >> i'll watch it qi'll watch it. qhow many times does it happen to you out there? >> on the way to work. >> [ laughter ] alet's talk weather. let's go right now. i just lost another viewer, didn't i? >> just one qa live look downtown. here we are. we've got a few clouds moving overhead right now. all in all, dry. it's been a mild day, but the temperatures this time of year, once that sun goes down, temperatures usually plummet as well. they are. cleveland, we were at 60 degrees just about two hours ago. we're now at 51 and here are the clouds overhead. they're hit and miss. they're high and mid level clouds. nothing low out there to drop any raindrops on you. we've got rain showers in west virginia and virginia, but they're moving toward the north and east. they'll stay away from us. mid-40s now in wooster. canton is at 49. 42 -- 44 degrees now in the temperatures. we've got winds on the calm side. very light winds out of the south with 44 degrees mansfield. wooster, 46. cleveland at 53. let me show you the almanac. 6h.60 was our-60 was you are 0 official high today. the record high was 72 degrees. we'll get close to that by friday. we get another bump in temperatures. jet stream is west to east now. there's no arctic air that's falling down on us just yet. that will alive later this weekend. if you have to get outdoor things done, you've got great weather to do it high pressure in control. we'll get a little front coming through wednesday morning with a brief shower. the air behind is isn't that much cooler. maybe 2 or 3 degrees. that's left a big arctic front that comes in saturday night. partly cloudy. chilly. tomorrow, night warm-up. 58 to 60 again. a cloud-sun mix. that's top off the jeep weather qone last time. qakron tonight, 35. sun and clouds. here's your 7 day. look at the temperatures. wednesday this week, a weak front comes in. thursday, that's beautiful. time. right? >> good job. i'm proud of you qsaturday, uh- oh. front comes in early. >> no qscattered showers. qsunday, snowflakes are flying. qyou blew it. qit's a wintry fix. >> i'm being attacked. overnight lows 20s and 30s. >> that weekend is terrible. >> we should be able to throw things at you. >> >> my wife does every day. >> i'm starting to think he doesn't make the weather. >> no. >> questioning the power of 5. just saying. >> no. no. no. i'll question mark. abig night for baseball. we're trying to see who is going to win the rookie of the year. we'll have that at 11:00. when you're winless, people ask questions about why you're winless. the buckeyes future is in the number 2 in the playoff poll. what they're saying in can lead us to victories. >> vote of confidence. when you're 0-10, they're a big deal especially after a national article yesterday saying the browns are disjointed between the front office and the coaching staff. >> to start this season with the record has been disappointing. i want to acknowledge that and not shy away from that. we are at the same ti it's important we have the right people in place and the right character in our building. >> you need more on the browns? we give it to you every week thursday night at 7:00. saturdays at 11:30. i think the big question is how many steeler fans are going to be there for steeler week. it's going to be interesting. abaseball writers are come ten -- contemplating -- athings are getting very interesting in columbus, the buckeyes have michigan state this week at michigan. after michigan lost it iowa on saturday, it cleared a path for penn state to win the big 10 east and then get into the conference championship game. ohio state is number 2 in the college football playoff poll. so who'll represent the big 10 or get into the final four? it is going to come down to the wire. >> ever since the loss, we've been -- all schedule boards are covered up. let's not worry about big picture. it kind of -- you never know what you get. every team is different just like every player is different and they're kind of buying into and holding on to the thought of let's have a very -- all our focus is on a tuesday practice qthat practice is michigan state and the michigan game is on news 5 and that game is implications. qhuge. qwe have to win. awho'll win the mvp? >> i just hope terry francona lins tomorrow -- wins tomorrow. ahave a great night? tonight, breaking news. inside trump tower. the trump white house now coming together. and the controversial choice. also, after that meeting in the oval office, president obama late today on what the meeting was like. and does he still believe mr. trump does not have the temperament to be president? also breaking, the verdict is in. the father charged with first intentionally leaving his toddler to die in a hot car. the states of emergency tonight. more than 40 fires burning in the east. and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

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