for the third night in a row protests continue across the country in opposition of the election results. that includes right here in ohio. we'll show you what while you were sleeping. >>reporter: and trouble for one of cleveland's oldest and most beloved landmarks. why vendors here at the west side market say business is down up to 60%. hello and welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. meg shaw will be live from west side market with that story shortly. first let's get right to that forecast. here's meteorologist janessa webb with a big chill in the air for you. >> yeah. you saw meg with her big winter

where that chill is in the air, folks. we have reports richland county currently at 23 degrees. it's all due to a dome of high pressure that's going to settle in here throughout your weekend. you can see that contour going crazy this morning with the darker blues and the pinks. the cold air, it is in place. this will continue to track across the ohio valley for your weekend. we are not tracking any rain, just high pressure. it's going to allow for a lot of sunshine. so no need to fret where we're the only thing we'll be tracking this weekend is cooler temperatures and just that abundance of sunshine. so as you're stepping out this morning, you're probably noticing just a few clouds. they're really going to start to split apart as we step into about the 3:00 hour. daytime highs, that thermometer, nick, it's not budging too much. highs only in the upper 40s. >> reality check forecast. thank you, janessa. overnight thousands marched through the streets of dozens of cities across the country, still protesting the election

row demonstrators were out in columbus as well. the crowds around ohio state university were smaller than thursday's group. it's estimated 2,500 people rallied at the statehouse on thursday. well, last night the crowd was in the hundreds. everyone, though, remaining peaceful. and a similar scene overnight in los angeles. about 200 people marched from pershing square to city hall. many holding signs, chanting not my president. the california highway patrol, though, blocked entrances to freeways all around downtown to make sure the group did not stop traffic. police were prepared for another round of protests there. thursday overnight the city had been plagued with violence, protesters breaking business and car windows, setting fires as well. but friday it was a much calmer scene. police did use flash bangs to disburse the crowd, however. those behind these protests say the plan is to be back out again once again tonight. and back at home, some of the fallout at those protests seems to have begun before the votes were actually counted.

voters shows a record number of them were so unhappy with their choices for president, they just left that portion of the ballot blank. in 2012 3,000 people left the presidential portion of their ballot blank. this year more than twice as many people, 6,500 didn't choose a presidential candidate and overall voter turnout was lower as well. additionally, roughly 6% of cuyahoga county voters submitted a blank ballot. >> that's one option, it's to go in, sign the poll of the candidates. so basically they are saying they voted and they are protesting maybe a presidential candidate or all the presidential candidates. >> about 30,000 less people voted in cuyahoga county this year than voted in 2012. moving on now, vendors at the west side market are showing concern this morning. sales and rent are -- or sales going down, rent going up. many say that if something is not done soon, one of

trouble. meg shaw live at the market for us this morning. and, meg, what is causing this business slump? >>reporter: well, nick, this morning just about an hour ago, this parking lot directly behind the west side market officially opened back up. it's been under construction since april. now, they added 128 new spots to the lot, the vendors here at the market say that is not nearly enough. now, combine these parking woas with increasing rent and vendors are now calling it an emergency situation. some say 50%, even 60% over the last several months. now, under the current agreement, vendors are scheduled to have rent increases for the next two years. but because the aisles remain bear day after day, some say that could put businesses under. some are even cutting back on the number of employees. >> oh, it's terrible. it's terrible. people are -- some people have actually got part-time jobs, people have put in their own

i don't because i can't afford to pay the help. >>reporter: now, we're told more than 100 of the vendors here at the market have signed a petition urging the city for a rent reduction to offset some of these costs. of course we'll keep you updated on what happens. live at the west side market, meg shaw, news 5. >> certainly an ongoing situation there. thank you, meg. also this morning an akron woman is facing theft charges. police say wanda starcher has been stealing social secu disabilities. in total the victim lost more than $5,000. now, this is the same victim starcher was convicted of stealing from last year. she was sentenced to two years of -- two years of community control. now she's facing additional charges for violating the terms of that sentence. cleveland police are hoping you'll recognize this man here. he's a person of interest in a recent string of thefts. he was caught on camera jumping a fence into the clark auto clinic lot last month. several vehicles were damaged

van, you're asked to call police. and two men accused of livestreaming a threat to shoot up their neighborhood will be spending some time in jail. police say yusef couldn'tee and damon raymond went live on the pericope app on 15. they held up ar-15 rivals and said they would shoot people in columbus if the stream reached 100 viewers. they were charged with improper panic firearm. both will now serve six months in prison. and big changes today in shaker heights. construction begins in the van aiken district. the company in charge of the project is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony at noon. the project will bring new retailers, restaurants and apartments to the van aiken area. the mixed use development is replacing a pair of outdated 1950s shopping centers at the busy six-way intersection of warrensville center, northfield, chagrin and van aiken boulevards. thanks so much for starting your saturday morning

coming up a bit later, not everyone happy with the outcome of the election as we have said. now millions signing a petition they hope could impact those results. and an unusually high number of vietnam veterans are suffering from a rare form of cancer. we are looking into the cause still ahead. and janessa has got your local weather. >> good morning, everyone. waking up to a few clouds, but lots of sunshine in store for your saturday. i'll show you when our highs, they return to 50s and possibly

good morning, everyone. yes, the chill is in the air and it's going to be sticking around for your saturday afternoon. we'll get slightly warmer tomorrow. tomorrow is the pick day, but today you're going to love it here. the clouds are going to start to split apart, you're seeing some high cirrus clouds right now. it's going to get better throughout the afternoon. temperatures, though, a big contrast. if you are closer to the lake of greater cleveland, near the 40-degree mark, but inland and have that extra layer this morning. we already had reports of about 24 to 23 degrees for ashland county. starting to warm up for wooster, currently at the freezing mark. the thermometer not budging too much this afternoon, upper 40s for richland county, out towards lorain a high of 49 degrees. a transition in our winds this afternoon, 5 to 10 miles per hour coming out of the west.

warmer for akron and canton, lower 50s. nick. >> at least we got that sunshine to go with the chill. thank you, janessa. they risked everything to protect our country. now hundreds of servicemen and women who made it home from vietnam are battling a new threat. bile duct cancer is extremely rare. it's difficult to cure and cases can be sporadic. but doctors at the cleveland clinic are noticing a pattern. more and more vietnam vets being diagnosed with this rare cancer. one of the causes is parasites found in exactly like the ones the department of defense encouraged soldiers to eat while stationed in vietnam. >> when i started -- like i said, there was only 20 cases and i have over 200 people that have are veterans or their families that have been diagnosed with this cancer. >> v.a. records show it has treated 700 patients for this cancer in the last 15 years and that widow of one of the patients you heard from there says it took her

accepted her benefits claim. as we head to break now, here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. good luck, and we'll be right

8:14 on your saturday morning, and right now millions of people signing a petition asking the electoral college to reconsider the election results. the change.organize petition petition currently has more

it is asking the electors within the electoral college to ignore how their state voted and cast their ballots for hillary clinton instead of donald trump. 26 states do not bind electors, allowing them to vote against their party for who they choose, but the electoral college will place their vote and officially select our next president on december 19th. now ahead of that electoral college ceremonial vote, president-elect donald trump still on track preparing to take office. and just three days after the election, he's already backing down from so promises. he confirms he is agreeing to president obama's request to not tamper with some provisions of obamacare. on "60 minutes," he said he will make sure that people with pre-existing conditions are still covered. he's also shaking up his transition team, replacing governor chris christie with vice vice presidential-elect mike pence with the team. as for the cabinet positions, there's no decision yet. >> ultimately that's donald trump's decision. >>reporter: among those in the

gingrich, rnc chairman reince priebus and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. well, veterans day is now over, but news 5 still honoring those who served, including one of our very own. many people would be surprised to hear leon bibb is a vietnam veteran. that's because leon doesn't mention it much, but we think his story is one that needs to be heard. ? ? >>reporter: it was a wet november day. >> my mother was there were tears which fell into the skillet of eggs and bacon that morning. ? ? >>reporter: tears from a mother saying good-bye to her firstborn son. ? ? >>reporter: he was on his way -- >> bibb, leon, d., u.s. 518234 reporting for duty, sir. >>reporter: into the unknown. >> he did what he needed to do

>>reporter: he dropped everything. the newlywed went right into training and a few months later he was descending on vietnam. >> i'm going to be bringing her in rather steep, he said. >>reporter: the voice of the pilot, warning the new soldiers they could get shot down. >> i gripped the arm rest and said to the soldier seated next to me, damn, and he said, yeah, welcome to vietnam. >>reporter: it was no longer glendale avenue. this was war. >> i was he was very brave, though. >>reporter: words from a silent soldier, fighting her own fight back home. >> but we stood together holding hands symbolically, she and i, as her man was in the war and she was praying for my safe return, and we thank god for that. >>reporter: you see, in those days there was no phone call. leon and marguerite's first weekend as a married couple

the test of time. >> i love him, i've been with him for 50 years. >>reporter: leon followed in the footsteps of his father, a world war ii veteran. he is no longer with us, but a part of him is. these are his dad's cuff links. >> and it is as if my father is holding my hand right now. >>reporter: fast forward to today, his weapon? his voice, his uniform a suit, his reminder above his heart. >> and he wears it proudly. he says that even though it was difficult being in the war, he wouldn't trade it for anything. >> and between leon and his wife, 11 men and their family have world war ii status as well, including both of their fathers. leon, of course your commitment to this country not lost on any of us here at news 5. we thank you so much for your service.

leon, we speak to him, he means so much to so many people in the newsroom, his experiences are never ending. >> never. >> and just to listen to him speak, he's seen so much and he's got so many great stories, great to see him being remembered like this and honored as well. you've got this weather for us. the sun is out, but it's not going to get a lot of warmth for us. >> yeah. it's about time we start getting into the nitty-gritty of the fall season, okay? >> we've been lucky. >> and you're going to feel the clouds, they are in place for many spots, but they're going to split apart. just give the weather a little bit of time here, but you're going to feel that good old- fashioned chill. yeah, it's headed your way for your saturday. we're waking up to temperatures in some spots, take a good look here, not a mistake, 24 degrees for ashland county. richland, southern portions, you're in the lower 20s, so cool air in place even for northern summit county. you're above the freezing mark,

currently at 32. now, cuyahoga county, getting lucky this morning, closer to the lake, warmer temperatures here, upper 30s to lower 40s. it's all due to this dome of high pressure that continues to track across the ohio valley. it's going to pretty much stall out for your weekend. so let's plan out your day here. chilly weather all the way through the noon hour. we'll start to spring up to the upper 30s. we will not see that 40-degree ma hour. we'll hit our peak of daytime highs with sunny skies, 48 by the 5:00 hour. but there's not much heat behind that sunshine. do i want to talk about our futurecast for your evening plans. crystal clear conditions, not tracking anything on our radar, but please take note as you're stepping out tonight. i want you to have that extra layer. throughout your overnight, take a good look at this, many spots by tomorrow morning for church services, early morning

planned, these are the 20s, really invading our space. this is about 6:00, 7:00 hour from elyria, you're looking at 27 degrees, lower 20s for wayne county. so the tradeoff, you're lucky to see all this sunshine track -- not tracking any moisture, but it is a cooler weather pattern. 48 degrees under mostly sunny skies tonight, and clear skies, 35. this is a great looking seven- day forecast. we're going to track more near 60 degrees for your monday. next seven days pretty much on the dry side. could see an isolated rain drop by wednesday. nick. >> >> official fall is here to stay i think, jan es a. appreciate that. the cavs getting back to work after their trip to the white house. so fun to see them tour the white house there with president barack obama. and the u.s. men's soccer team getting a reality check on their own turf. plus the field getting smaller as the high school football playoffs keep rolling along.

this morning's sports report. ? ? >> cavaliers get back on their winning ways last night on the road, taking down the wizards. they had to battle back from 12 down. 7-1. kyeree irving 29 points, lebron 17, smith 15 and love with 14. cavs win 105-94. united states and mexico playing last world cup equalifying, delayed header. 88 minutes, mexico's mark ez hands the united states its first loss in home soil in 15 years, 2-1 the final. ? ? >> good morning for the mcdonald's 5 on your sidelines playoff edition. 10-1 solan, 10-1 st. ignatius

get you warmed up this morning with a fresh cup of hot chocolate. thank you very much. 1st quarter, st. ignatius driving. check out the run by quarterback patrick ryan, weaving through traffic, 24 yards on the touchdown. wildcats in front 7-0. ensuing possession for solan, deep, ward, nice catch, 35 yards on the pickup. that would lead to a solan field goal. 2nd quarter, here comes iggy. mark lemont almost lost the ball there, picks 14-yard touchdown. st. ignatius defeats solan 31- 17. lauren, take us to our next two games. ignatius was waiting for the winner of the first. >>reporter: also in division 1, st. anne taking on stow monroe falls at twinsburg. st. anne's taking control of this game early on. 34-14 at the half, but still

top. two plays later under pressure, uses his legs, then he airs to wright. what a play for the score. 24-31, but st. anne's not letting this one go. curtis right up the middle, makes his way through, turns on the wheels and takes it 44 yards to the house. eagles up 41-21. they go on to win 41-35. st. anne's moves on and will face now over to revenna stadium, warren and harding battling it out. 7-7 early on in this one, but warren harding pulled ahead with time wiping down in the 1st quarter. lynn taking it himself, trying to take him down, but he falls right into the end zone. warren harding taking a 14-7 lead. chardon comes right back, 4th and 6. dinko keeping the drive alive. the hilltoppers. that led to this.

mcknight, a 29-yard touchdown pass. he does it again. he some way, somehow makes his way around and to the house, 16 yards out. harden takes a 21-14 lead and goes on to win 49-31. >> thank you, lauren. harding plays hudson next week. the game played in macedonia off of tied. greg malee 58 yards on the touchdown pass. the explorers hang on to beat the greenmen 14-7. that is a wrap on the 5 on your sidelinesment don't forget, if you're looking for ohio state coverage, scarlet saturday tonight with matt and hakeem at 7:00. take care, everybody, have a great weekend. >> andy, thank youment the city of cleveland just missed out on a second victory parade in five months with the indians.

browns keep losing. fans have already filed paperwork to honor would could be a browns 0-16 season. that's right, if cleveland somehow finishes winless, browns fans will be ready to host a parade to honor the feat on january 7th which would be the week after cleveland's regular season finale. i've got it all shared on my facebook page, nickfoley, wews. 5,000 people have already shared the page, 2,500 have actually said that they will attend the event if there is that parade. interesting. still a lot of time. still family of one local veteran having the best veterans day weekend ever. we will show you a surprise homecoming you won't want to miss. i was, like, this can't be real, you know, the whole story, the whole situation. >> but amanda berry's story of survival is real. in a news 5 exclusive, we are checking in with her to see how she's adjusting to life outside of captivity. you're watching "good morning

hello, everyone, it is now 8:29. we're beginning this half hour with another live look from our earthcam. there's downtown cleveland. some gray skies up ahead, but the sun will peek through as you move on throughout your day. but it is going to be chilly, so have those coats handy, for sure. welcome back to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. we have got several developing stories for you, including

meg shaw will be in with what's causing the sharp drop in business at the iconic market there. more on that ahead. but, first, a check on that weather with meteorologist janessa webb. janessa. >> good morning, nick, good morning, everyone. i need you to get going here, but it's a cool start as nick said. the clouds, they are in place, but the weather, just give it some time this morning, the clouds will split apart. you're noticing the chill that is in the air, some of the coolest temperatures of the season so far. miller degrees, lower 30s for ashtabula, closer to the lake, we are slightly warmer here compared to inland and sheltered locations. currently tuscarawas county to dover new philly 28 degrees, so our contours map going a little crazy this morning with that cool air. it's high pressure that will track in throughout your day and throughout pretty much all weekend long. saturday and sunday will be on the dry side, so not tracking any moisture, but the cooldown, it is surely here. by noon most spots going to be

we'll slowly drop throughout your evening. by 5:00 mid-40s. nick. >> that is chilly. thank you, janessa. well, finding parking at the west side market has always been a little difficult. the recent parking expansion project is supposed to make things better. but vendors say that's just one of many reasons why their profits have been declining. news 5's meg shaw is live at the market for us right now. meg, how bad is this drop in sales vendors are talking about? >>reporter: well, nick, some say even 60%. they tell us they've had to resort to getting part-time jobs and cutting back on the number of people that they have helping at their stands because they simply can't afford it. now, combine those troubles with the lack of parking here at the market. the lots surrounding the west side market have been under construction since april, only parts of the lot have been open at certain times. just this morning the lot finally opened for the first time. now, combine all of that with

reduce some of the rent, some vendors could be forced to close up shop. >> that wouldn't be that hard at all. there's been talk with some -- that some people could fold, yes, yes. and it was -- you don't raise the rent, okay, and then take away your means of making the money all in one fatal swoop, and that's what they did. >>reporter: now, under the current agreement, rent increases are scheduled fo more than 100 vendors here at the market have signed a petition asking the city for a rent reduction. but, again, the parking lot here at the west side market has now been opened for the first time since it's finally been complete, more than 120 spaces have been added. but vendors we talked to say that's not nearly enough. those people are still not going to come back into the market because it's not on their normal schedule. so we'll have to see what happens here. live at the west side market,

vendors feeling the pinch for sure. well, 3 1/2 years after she escaped from ariel castro he's home, amanda barry is revealing more about her life on seymour avenue and how she survived a decade in captivity. she says her bright light through all the darkness was her daughter. jocelyn was born while amanda was in captivity. castro didn't allow her to go to school, so amanda had to take her education into her own hands. >> i just wanted to make sure that she knew, her 1, 2, 3s, so i would make my own worksheets and she would just do them and that would be school. >> well, amanda says in spite of the environment, jocelyn was born into, today she is a vibrant little girl who loves people and is just a normal little kid. amanda herself is enjoying life as well. she says she loves being a stay- at-home mom, loves spending time with family and friends and looking forward to a bright future. you can see the full news 5 interview on our website,

awareness in disposal. and in cuyahoga county officials are encouraging residents to properly dispose of their prescription drugs. unused prescription drugs can be stolen or abused. prescription painkiller depend is a major contributor to the heroin epidemic. locally there are several options for dropping off unused medication. most police stations, hospitals and pharmacies have drug drop boxes for proper disposal. well, the jury in the ray deliberations today. tensing, a former university of cincinnati police officer is on trial for shooting and killing sam du bows during a 2015 traffic stop. tensing says he feared for his life when dubose tried to drive away. witnesses from each side testified that they drew different conclusions from tensing's body camera video. prosecutors want jurors to find that tensing purposely killed dubose for the murder charge. they also have the option of

manslaughter. well, in columbus the ohio chapter of the council on american islamic relations is investigating a potential hate crime. cair ohio says a muslim woman in a hajab was vecially abused and threatened by a man. she was with her children and parents at the time. the group says they are seeing a rise in anti-muslim hate crimes since the election. this incident has been reported to police. no word yet on possible charges. and more thanks now to all of those that currently serve our country. and his family will not soon forget. brandon griffith has been serving our country for 15 years. there he is there, and in both iraq and afghanistan. he hasn't seen his little sister alia in person in six years. that is until yesterday. he surprised her at basketball practice at barberton high school. and our cameras caught the entire emotional reunion.

it's veterans day. >> oh! [ applause ] >> i was really surprised because i haven't seen him in six years, and i just really miss him. it's hard being away. >> it was pretty overwhelming. i think that's why my eyes were watering up as well, but pretty overwhelming. >> yeah, i'd say so. love to see those tears of joy. veterans day was the perfect about her brother brandon all day long. so great. still to come, facebook making some changes, the battle claims of discrimination. why you may be seeing different types of ads as a result. and the concert hall targeted in the paris attack is reopening tonight. we've got a preview of the show. janessa. >> nick, tracking lots of sunshine across the area right now. you're waking up to a few clouds. i'll show you how long the

good morning, everyone. loving this start for summit county. a lot of sunshine, the clouds there starting to split apart, but make sure you're prepared as you step out this morning. we have reports of the mid-20s, so some of the coolest air of the season so far. as you go into the 9:00 hour, most spots going to start to increase the temperatures. closer to the lake, we are

this afternoon, a few clouds in place, but a chill is in the air, so this is surely a fall- like weather pattern. we won't hit the peak of our daytime highs until that 4:00 or fierveg hour, and this -- 5:00 hour, and this is greater cleveland, 47 to 48 degrees, potentially near that 50 mark for akron canton. nick. >> thank you, jan es a. the holidays are quickly approaching, so if you tried to book a flight yesterday but ran into some problems, maybe it wasn't your computer glitching, it booking system. savor is the system used to book flights for multiple u.s. airlines. it went down yesterday around noon and was fixd about an hour later. saber is used by airlines, hotels and travel agents around the world to coordinate the sale of tickets and rooms. and staying with social media and computers, facebook cracking down on advertisers' ability to target users by race. the social network plans to disable an option that allows

ethnic efinnity. at least the ads for housing, employment or credit will be under that category. discriminating against certain groups in housing ads is forbidden under the fair housing ability. many facebook users have already filed lawsuits. and speaking of facebook, some users actually say they've been logging on only to discover the social networking site thinks they're dead. people have been seeing a banner memorializing certain profiles. not everyone was affected, but at one point even facebook ceo mark zuckerberg dead by his own social network. now, it's unclear what's causing the mass obituaries but it's likely a bug in the facebook system. facebook has yet to comment on the problem. coming up next in leon bibb's my ohio, local veterans honoring others who have worn the uniform and since died.

time now is 8:44. today in seoul plans for one of the biggest protests ever seen in korea. hundreds of thousands of south koreans expected to rally, demanding the country's president step down. this is just the latest in a series of massive rallies against the president there who is facing suspicion that she from behind the scenes. and a hostage situation in pennsylvania is over, leaving several people hurt. employees at the mental health facility outside pittsburgh describe a former patient walking in yesterday afternoon and suddenly turning violent. the man allegedly saying he was angry about his stay there. the employee at the facility says she hid under her desk as the man reportedly stabbed three of her coworkers. >> i didn't want to say anything because i knew he had the gun, so i didn't know if he

or anything. >> police sent s.w.a.t teams rushing to the building and in the end reportedly shooting the suspect and freeing the employees who were trapped inside. well, tomorrow is the one- year anniversary of the paris terrorist attacks. ahead of that, sting will reopen the bataclan theater with a tribute concert. tonight's theme will play the one-hour charity event to reopen the venue. 90 people died there during the november 13th attacks. in total 130 people were killed that night. tomorrow six plaques will be unveiled across of bars and restaurants where gunmen opened fire. they will list the names of all 130 victims. and now that the election is behind us, u.s. secretary of state john kerry taking some time to get away, really get away, as in antarctica. kerry is there now as part of a two-day visit becoming the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the connent and first to go to -- continent and first to go to all seven continent. the aim is to learn more about

by mcmuddero station. his group is expected to see temperatures between 5 and 15 degrees fahrenheit. now to some extremely promising news of technology making a huge impact. according to the journal of nature, a new wireless brain implant is helping paralyzed monkeys to walk for the first time ever. researchers say the implant sends signals to stimulate the monkeys' legs. they say it hopefully will help people use robotic hands and arms as well. theme, it was a mongoose invasion on the lakes in south africa. 100,000 mongoose, mongeese, you know what i'm saying, janessa? they stormed the course on a european tour event. the tournament was put on hold as the mongoose played through. see, that's a golf reference, you play through. anyway, officials have no idea where they ended up, but none actually interfered with any of the balls on the green or

them running around there. >> they're cute. >> i don't think i would get too close. janessa joins us now for more on that weather we've been talking about all morning. the sun is going to be up, and as you said several times, you're not going to get much heat from it. >> we like to say your word, cold. >> i think we can all agree today is a cold day. >> we can do that. we have temperatures in the 20s, lower 20s in some spots. so do not be fooled by the sun. if you're stepping out, you're not going behind that sun, so let's put on an extra layer this morning, as our highs, they will only be in the mid- to upper 40s throughout the day. out towards lake county, you're seeing a few clouds here. give the weather some time here, they will split apart throughout your afternoon, allowing for us to see a lot more sunshine. let's talk about temps right now, closer to the lake, cuyahoga county, 40 degrees. so trying to see that warm air

this morning. out towards richland and ashland county had reports of about 23 degrees. so finally at the freezing mark. the big old "h," it is making you happy and it's keeping us very dry throughout your weekend. the tradeoff, though, is that cooler air is going to continue to pump in as this high moves across the ohio valley. so hour by hour, whatever you have planned for outdoor activities, just a cool one here by 2:00. most of us will be at degrees. crystal clear conditions, even for tonight as that high pressure tracks in from west to east. it's really not moving out of the area possibly until about tuesday. so we're going to go on a good stretch here of just bright sunny skies. so today we'll go a high of 48 degrees with a cooler weather pattern. still that west breeze bringing our feels-like temperatures into the mid-40s this afternoon. 35 degrees with crystal clear

the southwest. that is going to be all good for us tomorrow it's bumping our temperatures up by sunday, 55, so that's slightly warmer. i really love monday afternoon where we're near 60s. nick, we're not tracking too much moisture here by wednesday. could just see a few rain drops, but, still, highs in the mid-50s. >> that's nice. fall is here, but we still get a little bit of a warmup later on. thank you, janessa. we are continuing our veterans weekend tributes with a look at how living vetera are trying to honor their comrades who have passed away. in leon's bibb's my ohio state, he takes us to a place of hallowed ground and heartfelt tribute. >>reporter: the wind whispers across a sea of gray white grave stones. here lie thousands of veterans of the united states military. the ohio western reserve national cemetery in richmond, medina county was established by the federal government. it is a hallowed resting

for hon raably discharged u.s. military veterans, quiet here. but then sounds of command. ? ? >>reporter: an honor guard present for every veterans' funeral here, comprising the honor guard are military veterans themselves. >> it's pretty important that we do it right. >>reporter: pretty important that you be here. >> yeah. >>reporter: from throughout ohio come veterans volunteering to serve as honor guard at the ohio western reserve national cemetery. three dozen honor guard units rotate for ceremonial duty. today is the funeral of ronald banen. his family and friends are there, as are army national guardsmen. all the while the honor guard stands in almost mystical vigil, then moving upon

playing taps ] >>reporter: "taps," its beautiful lonesome beugal notes echo mournfully across this garden of stone, honor, tribute to the last. >> last farewell. >>reporter: last farewell. >> yeah. >>reporter: sometimes it chokes you up, doesn't it? >> it has its moments. >>reporter: there may be as many as 15 beurials in a day and each -- burials in a day and each is guard of aging veterans, men steeled in military tradition and respect. john degue understands. he too has stood the honor guard. >> if it wasn't for the veterans, if it wasn't for the servicemen, where would this country be? >>reporter: in 2000 that thought established this u.s. government cemetery in richmond, 22,000 burials and counting here, where ritual and respect are woven together

>> they did a gorgeous job. they had the gun salute and the flag, and it was a wonderful ceremony. they did a great job. just kind of hard to talk about. >>reporter: rows of grave stones and underneath each one the body of a member of the u.s. military, a veteran who served his country honora john degue and the others are of single mindset, passionate in offering grave site tribute for any veterans. >> those who served to protect us, and the weather makes no difference. we gave our time, but now we serve and we spend our time up here. >>reporter: most of the honor guard are aging men, veterans of the u.s. military, and often

guard dies, he too is buried here. sometimes there is a burial in which no family or friend attends. still -- >> sometimes we're out here for only one person, but we still perform. >>reporter: in my ohio" aging military guards are silent centuries offering salutes to the honored dead, veterans who as they did years ago still stand the duty so much. there are 23,000 buried at the ohio western reserve national cemetery in rittman. there is space for the burials of 106,000 veterans.

well, if you haven't bought nintendos, any classics yet, well, you could be out of luck already. they're in short supply. nintendo just released the throwback version for $60.

on amazon. game stop and target are really the only selling the nes classic in stores now. good news, though, if you really want the gaming system, sellers on e-bay are offering them for $1,000. >> nick, that's all i want for christmas. >> sounds like world series tickets all over again, right? yeah, that's all you want? do you remember playing techable? >> what about duck hunt? >> duck hunt was okay. super mario brothers, can't forget about that. so maybe you want to stay in and play video games today because it is a little chilly out there. you get out there, bundle up. >> movies, just stay in here. we're on for another hour here, and just enjoy the cooler weather pattern that we are seeing. we're back up to the 50s, though, by tomorrow. so this is going to be short- lived, that cool weather pattern. tonight, though, the concern is we have many spots in the 20s, so that's just down right chilly here, even for monday. >> that's down right cold. >> we'll go with cold. >> anything below freezing i think we can safely say that's

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most beloved landmarks. why vendors here at the west side market say business is down up to 60%. hello and welcome back to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. meg shaw, you who just heard from will be live from the west side market shortly. but, first, let's get right to that forecast. here's meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning, everyone. off to a chilly start across northern ohio. you can see we have a temperature contrast here, closer to the lake, elyria, greater cleveland sitting in the 40s, but you down to wayne county, ashland reports in the mid-20s. we're gradually going to warm up throughout your saturday afternoon. the power of 5 just tracking a lot of dry air that's going to settle in here for your weekend. high pressure will build throughout your saturday and sunday afternoon. now, the winds, they are whipping out of the west today and that's going to cool us off just a tad bit. we'll transition to more of a southerly flow tomorrow, and then we'll being be back in the 50s. so -- and then we'll be back in

the weekend, just have things extra hot, layer up this afternoon as highs are only in the upper 40s. nick. >> janessa, thank you. overnight thousands marching through the streets of dozens of cities across the country once again, still protesting the election of donald trump. for the third night in a row demonstrators were out in columbus, the crowds around ohio state university were smaller than thursday's group. it's estimated 2,500 people rallied at the statehouse on thursday. well, last night the crowd was in the hundreds. everyone, though, remaining scene overnight in los angeles. about 200 people marched from pershing square to city hall there, many holding signs, chanting not my president. the california highway patrol blocked entrances to freeways all around downtown to make sure the group did not stop traffic this time. and in portland, oregon, police were prepared for another round of protests. thursday, as you remember, overnight, the city had been plagued with violence, protesters breaking business and car windows, even setting

police did use some flash bangs to disburse the crowd, but those behind the protests across the country say they plan to be back out once again tonight. and back here at home, some of the fallout at those protests seem to have begun before the votes were actually counted. a review of cuyahoga county voters shows a record number of them were so unhappy with their choices for president that they actually just left the portion of the ballot blank. in 2012 3,000 people left the presidential portion of their ballot blank. this year more many people did that, 6,500 did not choose a presidential candidate. and overall voter turnout was lower. additionally, roughly 6% of cuyahoga county voters submitted a blank ballot. >> that's one option is to go in, sign the poll book, take a ballot and not vote for any of the candidates. so basically they are saying they voted an they are protesting maybe a presidential candidate or all the

people voted in cuyahoga county this year than actually voted in 2012. well, vendors at the west side market are showing some concern this morning. sales are down, rent is going up. many say that if something is not done soon, one of cleveland's most prestigious landmarks could be in trouble. meg shaw is live at the market where she's been all morning for us, and she's got more on what's causing this business slump. meg. >>reporter: yeah, nick. just this morning this wall you see behind me which is right behind the west side market it's been closed off and on since april for construction. now, they added 128 spaces to the lot, but vendors here say that is not nearly enough, they need many more. now, combine these troubles with increasing rent and vendors are now calling this an emergency situation. some say business is down 40%, 50%, even 60% over the last several months. under the current agreement vendors are scheduled to have

years. but because the aisles remain bear day after day, some say that could put businesses under. some are even cutting back on the number of employees. >> oh, it's terrible. it's terrible. people are -- some people have actually got part-time jobs, people have put in their own money. i'm down at least 50%. you know, i should have help today, i don't because i can't afford to pay the help. >>reporter: and we are told more than 100 vendors here at the market have signed a rent reduction. we'll have to wait and see what happens there. we'll keep you updated. live at the west side market, meg shaw, news 5. >> all right, meg, thank you. a lot of pushback from those vendors as those changes take place. also this morning, an akron woman is facing theft charges. police say wandstarcher has been stealing social security benefits from a woman with disabilities. in total the victim lost more than $5,000. this is the same victim starcher was convicted of

now she's facing additional charges for violating the terms of that sentence. well, cleveland police are hoping you recognize that man. he is a person of in a recent string of -- person of interest in a recent string of thefts. he was caught jumping into the auto clinic lot last month. several cars were damaged and car radios stolen as well. if you recognize that man or the van, you're asked to call police. and two men accused of livestreaming a threat to shoot up their neighborhood will be spending some time in jail. police say yousef couldn'tee and raymond koasman went live on the periscope app back in february. they actually held up ar-15 rifles and said they would shoot people in columbus if the stream reached 100 viewers. they pled guilty to inducing panic and improperly handling a firearm. both will now serve six months in prison. and big changes in shaker heights today. construction begins in the van aiken district. the company in charge of the project hosting a

retailers, restaurants and apartments to the van aiken area. the mixed use development is replacing a pair of outdated 1950s shopping centers at the busy six-way intersection of warrensville center, northfield, chagrin and van aiken boulevards. thanks so much for spending part of your saturday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up a bit later, not everyone happy with the outcome of the election as we have detailed. now millions are signing a petition they hope could impact those results. and suffering from a rare form of cancer. we're looking into the cause and janessa, of course, has got your local weather. janessa. >> nick, tracking a lot of sunshine throughout your saturday, but i'll show you hour by hour, day by day how long the chill sticks around.

good morning, everyone. we're off to a chilly start if you're closer to the lake, 43 degrees for greater cleveland, but inla morning. now, we're not going to see our daytime highs increase that much. we'll be in the upper 40s to lower 50s for richland and ashland county, a west breeze about 5 to 10 miles per hour. so that will bring your feels- like temperature, we have a high of 48, the feels like throughout the afternoon probably in the mid-40s. so a cooler weather pattern here. stark and summit county, lots of sunshine in store, highs in the 50s. >> lots of sunshine, but not a lot of warmth.

of people are signing a petition, asking the electoral college to reconsider the election results. the change.org petition currently has more than 3.5 million signatures. it's asking the electors within the electoral college to ignore how their state voted and cast their ballot for hillary clinton instead of donald trump. 26 states do not bind our electors, allowing them to vote against their party if they choose. the electoral college will place their vote and officially select our president on december 19th. now, electoral college ceremonial vote president-elect donald trump preparing to take office. and just three days after the election, he's already backing down from some of his campaign promises. he confirms he's agreed to president obama's request not to tamper with some provisions of obamacare. on "60 minutes," he said he will make sure that people with pre-existing conditions are still covered. he's also shaking up his transition team, replacing governor chris christie for

as for the cabinet, no decisions just yet. >> there are a number of people being talked about for different jobs. ultimately that's donald trump's decision. >> among those in the running for the top spots, newt gingrich, rnc chairman reince priebus and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. they risked everything to protect our country. now hundreds of servicemen and women who made it home from vietnam are battling a new threat. bile duct cancer is extremely rare. it is difficult to cure cases can be sporadic, but doctors at the cleveland clinic are noticing a pattern, more and more vietnam vets being diagnosed with this rare cancer. one of the causes is parasites found in river fish in asia. that's exactly the ones the department of defense encouraged soldiers to eat while stranded in vietnam. >> when i started, like i said, there was only 20 cases, and i have over 200 people that have contacted me, veterans or their families, that have been diagnosed with this cancer.

patients for this cancer in the last 15 years. the window of --ed wito of one of those patients says it took her three attempts before the v.a. actually accepted her benefits claim. janessa now back on set for us as we take another look at weather. sun is out, as we said, not much warmth. it is chilly, and it's going to be probably for the foreseeable future, at least in the mornings, right? that's kind of what fall is about here in northeast ohio. >> that's what fall is and we are nearing winter, so, you know, about a month away official start of winter. but today you're going to notice the crisp air. it's in place, cooler weather pattern tracking in for your saturday. we are going to warm up sunday, so just hold off here, have the cocoa extra hot this morning, even for lake county. you're waking up to a few clouds, but they will split apart stepping into your saturday afternoon. let's check out what's going on on this map here this morning. 32 degrees, good morning millersburg. so you're sitting at the

we're in the 40s, but you make your way inland, stark, summit county had reports of the 20s this morning. so the cooler air is pumping in. it's due to high pressure that will be pretty much stalled out all weekend long, even for next week here. it's going to move across the ohio valley, allowing us a good stretch of just pure sunshine here. so chilly weather all the way to the noon hour. we'll see temperatures warming up to the near 40-degree now, as you step into about 3:00 to the 5:00 hour, that's when we'll start to see the peak of our highs here and the clouds really splitting apart. so greater cleveland, we'll go with a high of 48 degrees, mostly sunny conditions. take note of the wind. it's on the light side, but it's coming out of the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. tonight we'll transition to a more southerly flow here. you'll notice just a few clouds, but we'll be dry throughout your evening, and

see winds transition out of the south, we'll return to the mid- 50s here. i really like monday afternoon. shouldn't be in the near 60s, but many spots will hit 61, 62 for your monday. we do see a few isolated rain drops for your wednesday evening, but this is a great extended forecast with pretty dry weather and temperatures still above normal. nick. >> look at all those sunny icons there with that temperature. definitely a great fall back to work after their trip to the white house. the u.s. men's soccer team getting a reality check on their own turf, plus the field getting smaller and smaller as the high school football playoffs keep on rolling. here's andy and lauren with this morning's sports report. ? ? >> cavaliers get back on their winning ways last night on the road, taking down the wizards.

down. 7-1. kyree irving 29 points, lebron 27, j.r. smith 17, kevin love with 14. cavs win 105-94. uniteddor united states and mexico playing last night in columbus, world cup qualifying. delayed header, 88 minutes, mexico's mar quez hands the united states its first loss on home soil in final. good morning for the mcdonald's 5 on your sidelines playoff edition. 10-1 st. ignatius playing at mentor. it was chilly last night, so we get you warmed up this morning with a fresh cup of hot chocolate. thank you very much. 1st quarter, st. ignatius driving. check out the run by quarterback patrick ryan, weaving through traffic, 24 yards and the touchdown.

ensuing possession, joe babonek up deep, ward nice catch, 35 yards on the pickup. that would lead to a solon field goal. 2nd quarter, here comes iggy. mark lemont, oh, he lost the ball there, picks it back up, spins it in the end gloarntion 14-yard touchdown. st. ignatius wins 21-17. lauren takes us to our next two games and ignatius waiting for the winner of the first. >>reporter: st. anne's taking on stow monroe falls. st. anne's up 34-14 at the half, but still not backing down. kyle van trees marching down the field, van trees over the top. two plays later van trees under pressure, uses his legs, then he airs it out to wright. what a play for the score. solon trails 34-21.

up the middle, makes his way up and takes it 44 yards to the house. eagles up 41-21. they go on to win 41-35. st. anne's moves on to st. ignatius. now over to division 2 at revenna stadium, 7-7 early on in this one, but warren harding pulling ahead as time winds down in the 1st quarter, bodien keeping it himself. starredden trying to take him down, but he falls right into warren harding taking a 15-7 lead. but chardon comes right back, 1st and 6, dinko keeping the drive alive for the hill trackers. that led to this. benatti, wide open, john mcknight, a 29-yard touchdown pass harden does it again, he some way, somehow makes his way around and to the house from 15 yards out.

goes on to win 49-31. >> thank you, lauren. harding plays hudson next week. the explorers upsetting 10-woo aurora. the game played in macedonia and nardonia high school. greg malee 58 yards on the touchdown pass. the explorers hang on to beat the greenmen 14-7. that is a wrap on the 5 on your sidelinesment don't forget, if you're looking for ohio state coverage, tonight with matt lhelm and hakeem determinish at 7:00. the city of cleveland just missed out on its second victory parade in five months with the indians, but another parade is actually in the works. get this, if the browns keep losing, fans already filed paperwork to honor what could be a brown's 0-16 season. that's right, if cleveland somehow finishes winless, browns fans will be ready to host a parade to honor the feat on january 7th which would actually be the week after cleveland's regular season

on my facebook page, nickfoleywews, and get this, already 5,000 people have shared this facebook page, 2,500 has said they'll go to the parade if they go winless. let's hope that they do not. well, coming up next, the best part of the weekend, there he is, time to introduce you to our adorable pet of the week. meet less leonard when we -- meet leonard when we return.

okay. it's our favorite time, our pet of the weekend, and this guy, he's not going to get out of the studio because we have our director, myself, nick, we love him already. who do we have? >> this is leonard. he's such a sweety. leonard is one of 16 puppies we have available for adoption today. you know, we don't normally have a lot of puppies, but today we do, and so leonard is coming here to say if you're looking to come to the cleveland a.p.l. because we've got lots of sweet little guys that are available for adoption today. >> he's so good and just so well behaved. so cute. look at his eyes. just look. >> leonard, look, can you see? oh, he just wants to play. >> he just wants to play and have fun. and we've got a lot of guys available today that were born in our care. we get a lot of stray dogs who

we take care of their puppies through our foster program as they -- you know, we want to keep them out of the shelters so they can grow big and strong and not be, you know, in the stressful environment of the shelter. so he is one of -- we think he's a beagle mix. we're not exactly sure what mom and dad is, but we think he was a beagle mix, and he and his six siblings are going to be available for adoption as as another 10 shepherd puppies today. >> oh, wow! we are very sure that he's adorable. >> yes. >> but when you have a puppy, you need to give him extra time, right? >> extra time. you've gotta have the time for puppy. they're going to need the time to potty train, time to -- yes. >> give kisses. >> give kisses, yes. they have a lot of love to give and it's totally worth the extra effort, but you gotta know it's going to take, you know, a few months to get them potty trained and get them

>> very, very sweet. >> cute alert. so what other events do you have going on? >> well, leonard and several of his siblings are going to be with me today at fredricks flooring in parma from 11:00 to 3:00. we're going to be doing some fun activities there and showing how great their flooring options are and how easy it is to clean puppy messes from the carpeting. but other than that, we've got another 10 -- like i said, 10 shelter in tremont, so we're going to be available for adoptions. if you're looking for a puppy today, go to our website, clevelandapl.org and find the next member of your family. >> we always get people to come out, they e-mail us where the pets are going to be, so, you know, northeast ohio really shows up and really gets our pets adopted. i don't know, nick, i don't think leonard is making it out of the studio here. >> if he somehow makes it out

time before he's adopted later on today for sure >> so cute. >> so cute indeed. thank you, guys. dine fest is back for cleveland this weekend. kids will be able to check out fossils, life-like replicas of dinosaurs and participate in dineo-themed crafts and workshops today. it's happening from 10:00 to 5:00 at the cleveland museum of natural history. and soup fans, you like soup? no soup for you as seinfeld used to say. we head to the gordon square neighborhood, there's plenty of soup businesses in that area are hosting super bowl 2016 today. you'll be able to sample soups from dozens of cleveland restaurants and vote on who will win the title of best soup in cleveland. the proceeds benefit the west side catholic center as well. and another food centric charity event in cleveland today. the night of 100 dinners. this event benefits rainbow babies and children's hospital. the hospital supporters are hosting personalized parties tonight in their own homes. these range from multi-course

chairman and will be stopping by parties throughout the evening. and some big raffle prizes at the fifth annual ymca gala tonight. attendees will get a chance to win one of two prizes, two tickets to the show "hamilton" on broadway. that includes airfare and hotel in new york city. the second is tickets to the players championship in florida. either way you go, you can't lose with those prizes. tonight's gala benefits the lake county ymca. it's happening at the noah morning, the family of one local veteran having the best veterans day weekend ever. we will show you a surprise homecoming you will not want to miss. sometimes i pinch myself and think this can't be real, you know, the whole story, the whole situation. >> amanda berry's story of survival is rool. a news 5 exclusive, we are checking in with her to see how

it is now 9:29. we are taking a live look outside from our earthcam this morning. there's downtown cleveland, the sun is up, got some cloud cover ahead, but it's still going to be a nice day for you. but certainly on the chilly side. welcome back to this

stories for you, including worried vendors at the west side market. meg shaw will be in with what's causing the sharp drop in business at the iconic market there. more on that ahead. but, first, a check on that weather with meteorologist janessa webb. janessa. >> good morning, nick, good morning, everyone. we're off to a cool start, but, hey, we're still going to smile about it. we're going to get through this because there's a lot of sunshine in store for your weekend across northern ohio, just off to a very cool start. i want you your afternoon. millersburg, good morning, 33 degrees, 35 for ashtabula. lower 40s for cuyahoga county to lake county. so hour by hour, whatever you have planned, be outside this afternoon, but really a strong high pressure is building, temperatures are slightly below normal. tomorrow we'll bounce back to the mid-50s. so hour by hour, you can see 2:00 we'll hit that peak of our highs of only 49 degrees. nick. >> she had those layers handy. thank you, janessa. well, finding parking at

the recent parking expansion project is supposed to make things better, but vendors say that's just one of the many reasons why their profits have been declining. news 5's meg shaw is live at the market right now. she's been there all morning for us. and, meg, how bad is this drop in sales we're talking about? >>reporter: nick, some vendors tell us business is down 40%, 50%, even 60%. some of them tell us that they've resorted to getting part-time jobs, cutting back on the number of people helping, simply because they can't afford it. aisles in the market are bear because of the lack of parking -- are bare because of the lack of parking. the market parking has been under construction since april. only certain of them opened. the lot officially opened back up this morning about an hour or so ago. but combine all of that with increasing rent costs. we're told if the city does not reduce the rent, some of the vendors could be forced to close up shop.

at all. there's been talk of some people that could fold. yes, yes, and it was -- you know, you don't raise the rent, okay, and then take away your means of making the money all in one fatal swoop, and that's what they did. >>reporter: now, under the current agreement rent increases are scheduled for the next two years, but more than 100 vendors here have already signed a petition urging the city for a rent reduction. but like i said earlier, this parking lot back here that has open, 128 spaces have been added to the lot back here behind the market, but many vendors tell us that is simply not enough, it is not going to house all of the people who want to come into the market and visit ohio city. so we'll have to wait and see what happens with that petition. of course we'll keep you updated. live at the west side market, meg shaw, news 5. >> meg, thank you. got a lot of parties involved still trying to adjust to all those changes. 3 1/2 years after she escaped from ariel castro's

seymour avenue and how she survived a decade in captivity. she says her bright light through all of the darkness was her daughter. jocelyn was born while amanda was in captivity. castro did not allow her to go to school, so amanda had to take her education into her own hands. >> i just wanted to make sure that she knew, like, her abcs, her 1, 2, 3s, so i would make my own worksheets and she would just do them and that would be school. >> story of environment jocelyn was born into, today she's a vibrant little girl who loves people and a normal kid. amanda is enjoying life as well. she loves being a stay-at-home mom, spends time with family and friends. you can see the full interview with amanda on our website, news5cleveland.com. today is a national day of awareness of disposal. in cuyahoga county officials are encouraging residents to

prescription drugs. unused prescription drugs can be stolen or abused. prescription painkiller dependcy is a major contributor to the heroin epidemic. locally there are several options for dropping off unused medication. most police stations, hospitals and pharmacies have drug drop boxes for proper disposal. well, the jury in the ray tensing murder trial resumes deliberations today. tensing, a former university of cincinnati police officer is on trial for shooting and killing sam dubose during traffic stop. 10 tensing says he feared for his life when dubose tried to drive away. witnesses from each side said they drew different conclusions from tensing's body camera video. prosecutors want jurors to find that tensing purposely killed him. for the murder charge, they also have the option of convicting tensing of involuntary manslaughter. the ohio chapter of islamic relations is muslim

a traffic light. she was with her children and parents at the time. the group says they are seeing a rise in anti-mumentz hate crimes since the election -- anti-muslim hate crimes since the election. this incident has been reported to police. no word yet on possible charges. more thanks now to all of those that currently serve our country. for one local marine, well, this is a veterans day weekend he and his family will not soon forget. brandon griffith has been serving our country for 15 years. there he is in both iraq and afghanistan. well, he hadn't that would be his sister alea. so yesterday he surprised her at basketball practice at barberton high school. and our cameras caught the entire emotional reunion. >> wow! we have a special guest today, it's veterans day. [ applause ]

six years and i just really miss him. it's hard being away. >> it was pretty overwhelming. i think that's why my eyes were watering up as well. it's pretty overwhelming. >> i'd say so. how great is that in veterans day was the perfect day for the reunion. alea said she'd been thinking about her brother brandon all day long. just a great reunion to see. still to come this morning, facebook making some allegations of discrimination. why you might be seeing different types of ads as a result. and the theater of the paris terror attack is opening tonight. we've got a preview of that show. jan es a. >> nick, tracking a lot of sunshine for our weekend. i'll show you my seven-day forecast, when we could see a few rain drops and the temperatures warming back up to the 60s.

good morning, everyone. welcome to the weekend. we're off to a great start here, a lot of sunshine your saturday afternoon. but the chill is in full effect across northern ohio this morning. let's take a look. 39 degrees for cuyahoga county. we're in the lower to mid-30s right now, finally starting to warm up for millersburg, good morning. medina40 degrees, ashtabula 35. so a cooler weather pattern throughout your day. power of 5 not tracking any moisture for your weekend here. bright sunny skies into tomorrow.

60 degrees. nick. >> getting to feel more like fall is supposed to be here in northeast ohio. thank you, janessa. if you tried to book a flight yesterday but ran into some problems, maybe it wasn't your computer glitching. it could have been the entire central booking system. in fact, saber, the system used to book flights for multiple major airlines in the u.s., well, it went down yesterday around noon. it was fixed about an hour later. it's used by airlines, hotels and travel agents around the world to coordinate the sale facing a big lawsuit. the company that makes splenda says the coffee chain has been passing out an off brand version of its sweetener to customers. dunkin' donuts cut ties with splenda about a year ago. since then it's offered a chinese-made brand in yellow packet, just like splindor splenda. in court documents, splenda said is sent investigators to many locations. they were told the generic brand when it was actual

yet. and the ceo of grubhub is making his view of donald trump known company wide. matt maloney sent an e-mail to his 1,000-plus employees in the food delivery service after the election. he suggested employees who agreed with what he called trump's nationalist, anti- immigrant and hateful rhetoric should quit. he later backtracked and released a statement saying grubhub accepts employees with all political beliefs no matter who they vote for. and facebook cracking down on advertisers' ability to target users by race. the social noarveg plans to disable an option that allows advertisers to target or exclude users based on their ethnic efinnity. at least the ads for housing, that is, employment or credit discriminated against certain groups in housing ads is forbidden under the fair housing act. many facebook users have already filed lawsuits. and speaking of facebook, some users say they've been logging on only to discover the social network site thinks

banner memberorilyizing certain profiles. not everyone was affected by this change, but at one point even facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was declared dead by his own network. it's unclear what's causing the mass obituaries, but it's likely a bug in facebook's system. facebook has yet to comment on the problem. well, coming up next in leon bibb's "my ohio," local veterans are honoring the memory of those who wore the uniform before them that have since died. yo

just about 9:45 on your saturday. today in seoul plans for one of the biggest protests ever seen in it korea. hundreds of thousand of south koreans planned to rally demanding the country's president step down. this is the latest in a series of massive rallies against a president there who's facing suspicion that she let an adviser manipulate power from behind the scenes. a hostage situation in pennsylvania is over, leaving several employees at the penl m health facility outside -- mental health facility outside pittsburgh has a man turning violent. the man allegedly said he was angry about his stay at the center. an employee at the facility says she hid under her desk as the man reportedly stabbed three of her coworkers. >> i didn't know want to -- i didn't want to see anything, because i didn't know if he had a gun. i didn't know if he was going to pull the trigger or anything. >> police and s.w.a.t teams rushed to the building and in the end reportedly shooting the

well, tomorrow is the one- year anniversary of the paris terrorist attacks. ahead of that, sting will reopen the bataclan theater with a tribute concert. tonight sting will play the one- hour charity event set to reopen that venue. 90 people died there during the november 13th attacks. in total, 130 people were killed that night. tomorrow six plaques will be unveiled across paris outside bars and restaurants where gunmen opened fire. they will list the names of all 130 victims. and now that the is behind us, u.s. secretary of state john kerry taking some time to get away. really get away, as in antarctica. kerry is there now as part of a two-day visit, becoming the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the continent and the first to go to all seven. the trip is aimed at learning more about climate change and he will stop at the south pole and mcmurdo station which is the largest u.s. research station there. his group is expected to see temperatures between 5 and 15 degrees fahrenheit. a little chilly there as well.

promising news of technology making a big impact. according to the journal of nature, a new wireless brain implant helping paralyzed monkeys walk for the first time ever. as you can see there. researchers say the implant sends signals to stimulate the monkeys' legs. scientists hope it can one day help people use robotic hands and arms. and more animals now. it was a mongoose invasion on the links in south africa. about 20 of the little furry creatures stormed a golf course in sun city during tour event. the tourney was put on hold as those little guys went right through the green there and down the fairway. officials don't have an idea about where they actually ended up, but none really interfered with any of the balls on the green or the fairway as part of the tournament. kind of let them do their thing and then wait and then play, right? >> very cute >> definitely very cute. janessa is back on set now with a look at weather. get those layers handy if you're heading out today, if you're going to be there for an extended period of time, you definitely need more layers on hand.

it's about time. we are late in the season here of fall, and it's going to feel like it across northern ohio. but, hey, nick, people are still -- >> they're still out and about, of course. >> they're still out doing their thing here, and we're not tracking moisture, so at least it's going to be a nice, dry saturday, and pretty much all weekend long. right now 43 degrees for greater cleveland, and, folks, this is the warm spot, cuyahoga county from parma, to maple heights this morning, even bedford, you're 40s. it's where we're seeing a cooler weather pattern inland and sheltered locations, wayne county 37, but i was reporting about two hours ago people in ashland and richland county in the mid-20s. so that cool air is impacting some spots, and it's due to this high pressure that's going to continue to go across the ohio valley, stalls out for the weekend, and keeping us on the dry side. so hour by hour you have

of 49 degrees, crystal clear conditions even for tonight. you can see just a few clouds around 7:00 to 9:00 hour, but no disturbance here, as we are cloudless across the area, even for the central plains. a pretty quiet weather weekend for most of us here. this is really not going to start to lift until possibly about tuesday. that's when we'll track a few more clouds tracking back in. for today just a lot of sunshine, 48 degrees, a quiet weather pattern. now, closer to the lake we'll go with 35, but tomorrow morning when you're joining us, we're going to have some spots in the mid-20s once again, so cooler and pretty frosty conditions. we have not had our first frost here in the greater cleveland area. so we're getting pretty late in the season, and it doesn't look like that's going to happen in the next five to seven days. you can see more sunshine is in store. we'll track just a few clouds

isolated rain drops for your wednesday evening. then we dry out once again and we're back in the 50s. nick. >> still a nice forecast next week. thank you, janessa. well, we are continuing our veterans day tributes with a look at how living veterans are trying to honor their comrades who have passed away. in leon bibb's "my ohio," he takes us to a place of hallowed ground and heartfelt tribute. >>reporter: the wind whispers across a sea of gray and white gravestones. here lie of the united states military. the ohio western reserve national cemetery in richmond, medina county was established by the federal government. it is a hallowed resting ground, set on a site specifically for honorably discharged u.s. military veterans. quiet here, but then sounds of command. ? ? >>reporter: an honor guard present for every veteran's

honor guard are military veterans themselves. >> it's pretty important that we do it right. >>reporter: pretty important that you be here. >> yeah. >>reporter: yeah. from throughout ohio come veterans volunteering to serve as honor guard at the ohio western reserve national cemetery. three dozen honor guard units rotate for ceremonial duty. today is the funeral of ronald benen. his family and friends are there as are army national stands at almost mystical vigil, then moving upon command. >> ready? aim. fire. [ gunfire ] [ playing taps ] >>reporter: "taps," its loansome bugle note echoing mournfully across this garden of stone, honor, tribute to the

>> yeah. >>reporter: sometimes it chokes you up, doesn't it? >> it has its moments. >>reporter: there may be as many as 15 burials in a day. at each is the volunteer honor guard of aging veterans, men mentally steeled in military tradition and respect. john degue understands. he too has stood the honor guard. >> if it wasn't for the veterans, if it wasn't for the servicemen, where would this country be? >>reporter: in 2000 that thought government cemetery in richmond, 22,000 burials and counting here where ritual and respect are woven together tightly, so too are memories as family members often return. >> they did a gorgeous job. they had the gun salute and the flag and it was a wonderful ceremony. they did a great job.

gravestones and underneath each one the body of a member of the u.s. military, a veteran who served his country honorably. now each is at parade rest. john degue and the others are of single mindset, passionate in offering grave site tribute for any veteran. >> those who served protect us and the weather makes no difference. we gave our ti our time here. >>reporter: most of the honor guard are aging men, veterans of the u.s. military, and often when a member of the honor guard dies, he too is buried here. sometimes there is a burial in which no family or friend attends. still -- >> sometimes we're out here there's only one person, but we

ceremonial guards are silent centuries offering salutes to memories of the honored dead, veterans who as they did years ago still stand the duty serving. ? ? >> thank you for that emotional look, leon. there are 23,000 buried at the ohio western reserve national cemetery in rittman. there's also space for the burials of 106,000 veterans

weather as you start your weekend. if you get out there, you better have that coat. gt out and enjoy it, the sun -- get out and enjoy it, the sun is out, but you need those coats. >> it's chilly this morning, but it's not cold just yet. 48 degrees today, we'll warm up tomorrow in the 50s. and you can see the 60s, they're still in that long-term forecast here, so for mid-to late november, this is really looking good, dry weather. could see a few isolated rain drops on wednesday, but other than that, pretty quiet.

said there at the end of the week. >> looks good. >> not bad for the second week of november as we are in dead fall, but what we have now is those overnights where the chill really sets in. >> they're really not playing nice. so as i said, this morning we've had spots in the 20s, so even tomorrow we'll notice that again. >> you know you're in fall now here in northeast ohio. thank you, janessa. remember, you can get updates on our news 5 app or you can go to news5cleveland.com as well throughout the day. remember, a followed by "scarlet saturday." have a wonderful day. hey, i'm sarah carnes. we're on the road today at

fast approaching. this is the place to get the gift of candy. so much here. i'm here with tom and he's going to talk about all of the gifts you can give at reasonable prices. >> yes. >> i love this, tom. tell me about some of the items that you have here. >> it's the holiday season already, isn't it amaze sng >> i know. but it's exciting. >> it is. >> this is a great time of year it is. >> this candy gets me excited too. >> a couple of items here. we have the mercy which is a european chocolate. this is a 16-piece variety that is really a huge seller we have chocolate oranges where when you push it down, they break into these pieces. >> oh, that's cool. >> this particular one is milk chocolate and orange center and then there's a dark chocolate and almond. there's like six different varieties. this is one of our most popular, the chocolate christmas tree. this is made in akron, ohio by t most candies. the whole casing of the tree is edible, it's all chocolate and there's about 40 pieces of chocolate.

solid cherries also popular for being inexpensive, but really a good quality piece of chocolate. this is a liquid center, so when you eat it, you get a little bit of drool on your lip. there's some small items from ghiradelli's and also a little gift pack. these items sell from $1.39 to $26.99 for the tree. and a lot of it is very affordable. >> yeah. all kinds of price ranges, great for little gifts for your family. >> for your u.p.s. driver, for your garbage collector, for your teacher. candies to give? >> usually all the items that sell for $5 and down because that's where we are. most of our items are very inexpensive. >> what about holiday packages like gift bags? >> boxed chocolates, you know, jelly belly items. >> perfect. well, this is the place to shop to give the gift of candy this season. for more information, you can head to their website, it's sweetiescandy.com.

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