coming up on channel 3 news today, a judge declares a mistrial in the case of an officer killed -- accused of killing a man during a traffic stop. president-elect donald trump's administration is yi on isis. live in the sky zone. >> good morning, everyone. we are live this morning at sky zone, teaching you fun and innovative ways to have fun and exercise. wkyc starts today. >> channel 3 morning newscast is made possible by the floor show. it is time to follow -- to fall

>> thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. we will have a little fun as you can tell. >> starting off sunday morning at the sky zone indoor trampoline park. >> whichever way you want to start your day. we are starting our show in the newsroom. the camera is basically in my desk right now. >> it is. a cool little perspective. we are going to ch t >> usually we are sitting right there. >> right. >> a unique perspective. but i think we need something to warm us up because it is kind of cold. >> i parked the car in the driveway last night and so when i walked out this morning, it was chilly and it took a while to get it warms up. if your car is outside, get the heater going. >> you might need the scrapers as well because we are tracking some light frost for you to

the temperatures, upper 20s if you are waking up in mansfield, akron, canton, 32 serrated the freezing mark, ashtabula, youngstown and closer towards the lake, we are a little warmer at 39 degrees downtown. again, it is below freezing in many spots with that light frost outside. so be mindful of that. winds from the southwest, between 5 to 15 miles per hour. that will be sustained throughout the day. dry right now and that is the way that we stay, for us, temperatures with highs in the mid and upper 50s. we will talk about near 70 degrees by the end of this work week coming up, 20 degrees warmer than today. just to put everything into perspective for you. we will talk about how warmest temperatures get a just a few minutes. >> i noticed yesterday by the time we got to the afternoon it was feeling warmer. >> it was mild. >> thank you.

the trial of a white former university of cincinnati police officer who shot an unarmed black man ended with the jury never reaching a verdict. he was charged with murder after he shot sam dubose in the head after pulling them over in 2015. karen johnson has more. >> the court received word from the jury, even after further substantial deliberations, we are -- unable to reach a verdict on count 1 waller county 2. >> reporter: the jury is your inability to reach a verdict i declare it a mistrial. >> reporter: after deliberating for 25 hours, six men and six women were unable to reach a unanimous decision on the charge of murder were voluntary manslaughter. >> what we do know is that they were leaning towards acquittal on the murder. they were leaning towards conviction on the voluntary

but they could not come to an agreement. >> reporter: a split, according to sources, four people thought that he was guilty of murder and eight not guilty. on the voluntary manslaughter charge come eat people were pushing for a guilty verdict while four thought that he was not guilty. >> let's not lose sight of the fact that it is very, very difficult to get a conviction on a police officer. >> reporter: he says that alone will not stop him from considering a retrial. something that the family is pushing for. >> we are going to look at what we did in this trial and make an assessment and, again, i have told you guys this before, we have to decide if we have a probability of success at trial, if we would retry. trade when he says he will make a decision one way or another by november 28. >> that was karen johnson reporting and the attorney who represents the dubose family says that they want another trial in a cannot understand

conclusion. nearly 1000 people marched through the streets of downtown cincinnati. the protest grew after several hundred people from a rally opposing the election of donald trump joined a black lives matter protest following other mistrial in this case. the chance of not my president join those saying hands up, joe schobert protests continued against the election in crowds gathered in chicago, new york city, and even as far as germany chicago and new york have trump's name. a group plan to protest locally in akron this tuesday posting the notification on facebook. president-elect donald trump is focusing on his transition to the white house. he said that wiping out isis will be one top priority. the terror group has been trying to hold off a major advance by the iraq he army in most will not nbc about bradley reports from iraq on the challenges that country has for the next president. >> reporter: news of the elections have been dominating the headlines but one hour away

there is a battle that is still raging. is the decisive fight against the islamic state in iraq that donald trump stands to inherit. donald trump has said that he wants to wipe isis off of the map with a signature part of his foreign-policy during his election campaign. not exactly clear what he means. at least here in iraq, isis is on the run and a have been for the past month ever since the announcement of this offensive against mosul, the second- largci also islamic state has been digging in and they will use any tools at their disposal to defend themselves including the use of war crimes and that means human shields and chemical weapons. >> i think we need to take the risk of the use of more comical weapons as a very real and very serious risk. >> reporter: the united nations came out yesterday and said that four people died last month when isis set fire to a sulfur plant and thousands more were badly injured war crimes are not just a concern

the pentagon just said this week that 119 civilians were killed by u.s. air strikes in the past two years of bombing in iraq and syria. that is just the initial investigation. there could be more to come. it is something that donald trump is going to need to consider if he really wants to wrap up the fighting in the middle east. back to you. >> a suicide bombing at a nato military base in afghanistan claimed the life of two contractors. the suicide bomber dressed as a laborer and blew himself up at the largest us-based in afghanistan. 18 other people were wounded and the taliban spokesman said yesterday the attack had been planned for four months. a dozen or more residents on the west side of cleveland could only watch as their home went up in flames. this happened yesterday afternoon at the chelsea manor apartments on lake avenue in cleveland. know people were hurt but a cat and dog were killed. investigators are not sure what

home this morning. if you have ever driven on the shoreway, chances are a large brick building with smokestacks has caught your eye. the lake shore powerplant became a symbol of prosperity and power in the early 1900s. a component of cleveland pride and it is closing, a symbol of a shift away from cold to different types of energy. channel 3 alyssa raymond had the opportunity to go inside. >> for me personally it was very emotional the final shutdown button on the generator. it was a sad day. it was a sad day and it is hard to see it go. >> reporter: he spent more than one decade at the lake shore powerplant. he remembers when this place reverberated noise. >> the grinding of the call, and the steam generating. >> reporter: also when it all stopped. >> april 11, 2015. >> reporter: for more than 100 years it powered houses and businesses in cleveland, and at its peak it supplied about 1000

>> it was great to know all of these people. i was very proud to be a part of it. >> it is a piece of history. pretty impressive how it has changed. >> reporter: it is changing shape again. >> the torch cutting the turbines, and that generator -- manageable pieces. >> reporter: soon heavy equipment will move in an explosive will bring down the stack. by summertime, this familiar site will no longer be seen. instead, a green space will be in its developments. >> reporter: until then capturing what is within the walls allows people to see what has been there all along and it will no longer be. a piece of history, a capsule of memory, a sign of the times. >> it is hard to see it go. i mean, i remember going to cleveland and watching the smokestacks -- and i never knew really what it was. >> reporter: and now what we know -- and so will you. alyssa raymond, channel 3 news.

and cost $14 million to build the powerplant in 1911. that equates to about $350 million today. coming up next in the market for a used car? we will tell you about a sticker that will help you make it easier -- eddies or decision. a fun way to work out.

welcome back. at the time is 6:13 am. jumping on a trampoline also referred to as a rebounder is a low-impact workout that can pride does provide you with cardiovascular health and fitness benefits. we send jasmine roa to come -- to sky zone. you have a beneficial workout

>> reporter: i was getting some air, and we are all worked out. [ laughter ] we need to baby step ourselves into a sewer -- we are bringing our instructor over and telling us -- this is one of sometimes the hardest things and fitness. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for comment. >> reporter: sky zone is not only fun but you can work out as well and this is something that nasa does. just the nature of jumping is workout but we also offer classes which incorporate planking and a lightweight and a lot of bodyweight exercises. anything that you can do on the floor, we can do on a trampoline but it is a lot more fun. >> reporter: why do you think that using the trampoline is so much easier for some folks? >> it is easier because it is low-impact so if anybody has any injuries that they are

it creates a lot of pressure on your feet and your ankles and you -- at your joints so you eliminate the pressure and you are constantly working -- just by the nature of stepping on the trampoline, you engage your core. and you actually burn more calories. >> reporter: everybody wants to burn calories. >> right. everybody wants to burn calories and get strong. it is a great combination of everything. and planking is one of the best exercises you can do to work your whole body. that is just one thing that we do. >> reporter: do you think by the end of this segment i will be able to do planking on hop over all of these? >> reporter: -- >> i think that you will be able to do flips over everybody. >> reporter: we are working on the back flipping. and touching the light sometimes. >> [ laughter ] >> are you saying that you will do that before the end of the show? >> reporter: i am promising

falling on my face or doing a black does a back flip. >> that is what we call 80s in the news business. thank you so much. changes are coming to the window stickers placed on used cars. to further inform consumers about what they are buying. after reviewing public recommendations since 2012, the federal trade commission has announced updates to the information car dealers are required to provide buyers guide stickers of used cars. many changes focus on as in sales, warranty disclosures, and instructions to potential buyers to check on open recalls and obtain a vehicle history report. used-car dealers will have one year after the amended rule goes into effect to use the remaining stock of -- of the fire got -- the stickers. why the president-elect is causing women to go to the doctor's office. we will tell you about that. we want to get you updated on the weather.

temperatures making it into the low 50s and that is on par with where we should be for this time of the year. we will talk about a warm-up by the end of this work week

hi everybody. welcome to square talk. i am talking to jade davis with the board of cleveland and a council. i'm not sure everybody understands what the port does. >> the port of cleveland is a global port on blue lake. essentially what we do is outside of our maritime activities, when people see the ship to come in, the harbor and up and down the river, we are intimately involved with the river cleanup, harbor maintenance, and environmental remediation and also infrastructure and economic development within northeast

you may see the port of cleveland signs at your local construction sites, the port of cleveland bodes -- cleaning up debris around the rock 'n roll hall of fame or up the river channel. you may also see helping to bring ships in and unloading big large containers on and off the ships. >> reporter: tell me about the economic effect. >> some of our most recent economic development survey -- we have $3.5 million economic impact every year at it helps to support over northeast ohio which equates to hundreds of millions of dollars in income tax. every year. we also look at the billions of dollars in financing. also just the quality-of-life issues with river cleanup and the harbor, maintenance, and also operating and maintaining the cleveland lakefront nature preserve as well. >> reporter: i know that you were born in cleveland and you

why? >> it was an opportunity to be part of the renaissance, a part of the machine that helps to bring cleveland forward and i see the port as being part of the future. with us continuing to be an exporter. we have cleveland europe express that is the only container -- scheduled container service in the great lakes which is shipping directly to europe right now. the jobs that are supporting that and the jobs that manufacturers are able to keep year. because of that service. it is all part of things that i want to be a part of. >> reporter: thank you. that was great as always, comments or questions you can go to wkyc.com square talk. thank you. all right. >> i love square talk. >> taking a different perspective. let's get a perspective on the weather. yesterday i almost wrote off yesterday as, okay, it is going to be cold and i will get stuff done inside.

today. it will be a cold start through this afternoon and chilly as well -- with temperatures only in the low to mid 50s which, -- that is actually where we should be for mid-november. a good-looking november day. it is all relative. this was the -- i would say to stay inside and wrap yourself up in a blanket but for mid- november it is great to get outside and completely enjoyed -- to completely enjoyed the sunday and by tomorrow, monday, it is sunshine so although right now and throughout the day today, it will be wall-to- wall sunshine, i think that tomorrow you will notice a little haziness in front of the center by late this week, we're talking about a warm-up, temperatures outside in the 20s and 30s, 32, the freezing mark in elyria, towards youngstown, 20s in akron-canton towards part of the county, back towards mansfield, 29 degrees --

15, with the radar imagery right now, nice and dry, compliments of the high pressure that we were talking about yesterday. it equates to a whole lot of sunshine, and that is what you will enjoy for the day today. walking through the day, now through noon, if you are one of those folks that likes to do brunch on sunday, it is going to look great. i would suggest indoor seating. it will be chilly. the temperaturesfo and overnight tonight, looking great, the first thing tomorrow to start off the work week, a great-looking start, but it is the veiled sunshine that you will notice throughout the monday. the highs today, mid and upper 50s, perhaps the low 60 degree reading embed it in there so again, a great day to get out and about, overnight lows following within that 30 degrees reading. i think that it will be another chilly night. tomorrow, we are in the mid-50s as well so very

we get to about wednesday, a chance for a shower there, and then thursday, friday, into next weekend, as of this point, there is the warming trend. back in the upper 60s, friday, 3 degrees shy of 70 degrees. >> that is unbelievable. >> mid to late november -- that is like an early christmas gift. >> people can cook those -- they can cook stove outside in the deep fryer is. >> [ laughter ] >> it should be fun. >> thank you. some women say that they are rushing to get long-acting birth-control feel -- appearing that a donald trump administration will end obamacare coverage for contraception. reporting from new york city. >> i felt violated. >> reporter: the 21-year-old wasted no time making a major healthcare decision one day after donald trump won the election.

never had to deal with it and that is terrifying. >> reporter: she went to her doctor and got a long-lasting ied birth-control device. fully covered under obamacare. >> in the event which seems more likely that we are going to lose our affordable care act and not be able to have these options ever our body -- it is a long-term decision that i can make that i do not have to deal with it later. >> reporter: she is not alone. thousands of women are having a conversation. now that the candidate who about -- >> repealing and replacing the disaster known >> reporter: president-elect. donald trump struck a softer tone while meeting with paul ryan. what happens to the 22 million people covered under the affordable care act remains to be seen. the mayor de blasio promises new yorkers will not lose rights. >> we have a lot of tools in

to use them and we're not going to take anything lying down. >> reporter: as for her. >> i think that a lot of people did not -- >> reporter: she told me that there is a political benefit behind the health reason for choosing it now. >> the minimum five years, it will last longer than donald trump will be in all this . -- in office. we will tell you about a way to protect your money using your wallet. that is coming

welcome back. i amre big three, the big local, national, trending story of the morning. a dozen or more presence on the west side are without a home this morning after their apartment building caught fire. it happened yesterday afternoon at the chelsea manor apartments on lake avenue. know people were hurt but a cat and dog were killed for the theaters are not sure what caused the fire. the trial of a white former university of cincinnati police officer who shot an unarmed black motorist ended with the jury never reaching a

with murder after he shot sam dubose in the head after pulling them over and 2015. jurors could not reach a verdict so officer tensing is set to walk away free but the family says that they will ask for another trial. trending this morning, saturday night live was on with a very special guest, comedian dave chappelle. he is known for his crazy and uncensored jokes about politics. and he did not hold back. he brought back some of his characters from the show. they made a spoof of them as the walking dead. i missed it because i was sleeping. i'm going to have to go back and watch on youtube or -- to catch up on what happened on saturday night live. >> i'm a huge dave chapelle fan. i was so -- he ended up canceling the show. >> i know. he is an ohio native. >> is a really?

we are funny people. >> i had no idea. i like that. if you are thinking to yourself, like yesterday was beautiful, lots of sunshine and you want to get out on the water, here is what it looks like, ways between 1 foot and 3 feet later on this afternoon, water temperatures in the 50s, though because the water temperatures are in the 50s, you will notice that in downtown -- we are at 39 degrees so it little warmer than everywhere else. mansfield, 29 degrees, same story in akron-canton, dover, southwest between five and 15 miles per hour so it is a breezy start this morning and it will -- it will be a breezy afternoon. dry right now and that is the way that we stay throughout the day, highs making it into the mid and upper 50s later on this afternoon. it will be a breezy sunshine today. we are so much warmer by the end of the work week. we will talk about with temperatures flirt with near 70 degrees heat coming up in just

maybe you are looking for a fun place to lose weight and monroe -- we have the perfect place. you may have heard of sky zone. as she is showing us and other side. it is trampoline exercise and considered to be one of the best forms of exercise even for adults. >> reporter: that is right. right now there is a skies a class that is happening and although these are some of the instructors that you may see at sky zone, this is exactly what you want to get yourself into. we have someone this morning to tell us a little bit more about sky zone and what they offer a lot of folks. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: this gets pretty intense and exciting. tell me how the instructor is and how she works with these folks. >> she has been our instructor for about a year the half ended his intense class. it sneaks up on you.

woman and you think it is not going to be tough but it is really time. you can burn up to 1000 calories in one hour. it is intense. you are jumping on a trampoline. for about one hour. it is not just straight jumping but she mixes it up with the jumping and then abdomen work out and so you really feel the overall body workout. >> reporter: comparing this to gymnasiums and other things, do you believe that this is significant for a lot of people who sometimes are intimidated when they go to the gym? class is for. it is an opportunity for everybody to work out. she teaches the kids for kids and adults and she has got some older adults as well. >> reporter: they are young at heart. >> exactly. that is what sky zone does for you. >> reporter: if anyone is interested in joining the class, all they have to do is called sky zone. >> anyone can drop in for a class or you can even buy the 10 punch pass and it can save you money but you can drop in

we babysit them for five dollars. it is great. >> reporter: it is time for you to come in. he said babysitting. you do not have an excuse. >> right. do they babysit from 7:00 through the rest of the night? that would be great. >> reporter: yeah. >> i will be jumping and going to dinner. thank you so much. still ahead, the ohio state buckeyes question of the terrapins and we will tell you by how much coming up next. a new way to protect your family from thieves this holiday on s thsoft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now, save $500 on the queen cse mattress. plus 36 month special financing.

and now the window nation sports report. >> hi everyone. good morning. what a day in college football. this is going to be interesting as we go down to the playoffs. clemson loses in the afternoon, washington loses at night, and then iowa, upsets michigan, so

lose and this really makes things interesting because penn state is really back alive in the big ten chase with michigan losing last night and you wonder what is going to happen as we go down the stretch. all ohio state can do is keep winning games and see how it pans out in the end. michigan is no longer -- longer undefeated. that makes things interesting for the final game of the regular season. let's go back yesterday afternoon. ohio state taking on maryland on the road, and it was no contest, the first drive for ohio state, curtis samuel in from 2 yards out, making sure that they get him -- they got him the ball plenty of times. 7-0 ohio state -- j.t. barrett into make it 14-0. the game was over the first quarter. now he goes into the area and samuel, a 36 yard -- touchdown. 21-3, ohio state, and he ran for 2, through for 2 -- and a

and a touchdown. the buckeyes win 62-3. the same score as last week when they beat nebraska. this is not a surprise at all as ohio state is just rolling right now. >> two weeks in a row, man, that you just played it -- the guys are playing hard and a nice rotation in the defensive line and the one thing -- we're going to find out now -- the offensive line is playing much better. in the last two weeks and we know exactly what is coming >> we do. in two weeks it is against the team up north and that has a change. they lost. they have to go through michigan state. it has been a problem for ohio state in the past. this spartans team is not really good and they get the first big win big ten winning yesterday as they beat rutgers 49-0 -- michigan state -- 17 losing streak.

university twitter account, celebration because john carroll defeated mount union for the first time since 1989. 39-28 the final, and the purple raiders first regular-season loss in 11 years, ncaa record, 110 games, and the winning streak is over, john carroll wins the title, first time since 1990 -- 1984, snapping 24 straight by mount union. coming up in sports tonight, after football, right here on channel 3, we will talk the cavaliers, the browns, and more and we will have guests to discuss -- were met other browse do not play today because they played on thursday night. they are 0 and 10. the cavaliers play as they host charlotte this afternoon so we will have the pose game and we will recap that as well. as i mentioned, a wild college football day yesterday and we will see how things go in the nfl. i am cheap -- i am dave chudowsky. have a great day everybody. >> reporter: --

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sunday. i am michael estimate and if you are thinking, it is sunday and i've got the day off, getting out and about and enjoying everything about the sunshine. what we are expecting is low tree, grass, and mold allergy count so you should be able to breathe easy and speaking about easy, all of that sunshine is looking great throughout the morning and into the afternoon, warming the temperatures into the mid and upper 50s but that is after a chilly start this morning. we are in the 20s and manso, towards akron, kenta maeda, good morning at 29, 26 in parts of the county and closer to lake erie, temperatures, 39, downtown, with a stiff wind that will be with us throughout the afternoon and evening from the southwest, generally between 5 to 15, but at least we are nice and dry, compliments of the sunshine and that area of high pressure that we are tracking for you. so here is what sunday looks

now through lunchtime, we hold onto that sunshine. again, it is that sunshine which will propel the temperatures into the mid and upper 50s, a beautiful night ahead of us if you have sunday evening plans. first thing tomorrow, to start off the work week, what you will start to notice is a veil of cloud cover, not going to be super think that there will be the higher thin -- what we call cirrus clouds, made up of ice crystals tomorrow afternoon. you will see that outside in the meantime, we are nice and sunny today, temperatures in the mid and upper 50s, perhaps the low 60 degrees reading in there as well. overnight, lows are run freezing and closer towards the lake, where it is warmer, expecting temperatures in the upper 30s. window nation, seven days, show you the chance for rain on wednesday but by next weekend, the temperatures are back in the 60s. and joy it.

we are here with chuck todd. we appreciate your time. thank you so much.

getting more and more bodies in the street. do you think that this is going to increase? will may taper off? what you think about donald trump conflicting tweets about the activity? >> my guess is that over the next week it will taper off a bit. but i think that it will go up and down until the inauguration. i expect a bit of a spike in the protests. protested being planned around the inauguration, so i expected then. it is about how donald trump -- president-elect donald trump handelsman protesters and if he does what he did last night and that is how he handles the protesters -- he somehow blame the media and others for stoking this. that is how these protest would grow and become more of a problem for him.

when he praised the protesters for their love of the country, then i think that they will taper off faster. it is on him, how he handles the criticism, how he handles the protests, and that will tell us how long the protest takes place. >> i think a lot of voters are sort of conflict it. not really knowing what to expect, truly, from donald trump, looking at his conflicting class by himself statements on many, many issues and now we inside the box. how soon before we know who the real donald trump is? >> i think it is his first crisis. right? the first time -- i mean, you know, for instance henry kissinger did an interview today and he speculated that he thought that some of america's enemies would tested taught -- test donald trump early. whatever that means.

of a nuclear weapon in north korea. maybe it is something that isis related -- maybe it is something that vladimir putin does. the point is, or it is a natural disaster to deal with i think that we will get a handle on the real donald trump, whoever that is as president and how he handles his first crisis. >> a lot of people would say that, again, because of all of these contradictions, it is so hard to get a handle on him. why do you think that he has so ny i mean, is he making it up as he goes along? he does not understand the problems and sees them from different angles? his attitude is flexible? what do you think that the reasoning behind his self contradictions are? >> he does not have an ideological core. i think that was a strange for him. you know? most populous are not very

ultimately, when you are not, you are more flexible. you know? this is -- on one hand he does not want a lot of regulations but on the other hand, very traditional republican position, on the other hand he is an advocate of a pretty large safety net when it comes to healthcare and he is 70 that does not believe in any sort of reform or entitlement reform on social security so i do not think that he is an ideological guide. i think he's through the prism of his situation, and as a business guy, he does not like a lot of regulations so he is empathetic to farmers, for instance, who do not like too many epa regulations. at the same time, i think that from where he grew up in new york, coming from queens, i think that he is a believer in a big safety net. i do not think that there is an ideological core to him that makes him -- you know that he is a liberal, you know that he

politics shows that he really is more of a transactional guy. i think that business guys are transactional and ultimately that is the best way to understand how president donald trump is going to operate. >> one final question. do think that the cabinet is going to be as old white male as some of the initial suggestions are that it will be? >> i think that right now the initial names seeing floated are that because that was the circle -- that was the first circle of supporters of the ones that stuck with him. i will be curious to see how diversity goes. -- diverse he goes. i do not think it will be as old and white as some people think. >> chuck todd. very much a preachers -- appreciative of your time. a pleasure as always. >> thank you. closed captioning of channel 3 news is sponsored by

thank you so much for being with us. it is 7:00 a.m. on sunday. we are getting you ready for the day. this is what we look like from that perspective right there. >> [ laughter ] >> we want to get you caught up on the forecast, especially a lot of people going out the door may be to church services. to get out and exercise or to take the dog for >> this is true. the temperatures outside in the 20s and 30s so a chilly start this morning. 39 degrees in downtown, winds out there, and you can feel it from the southwest between 5 to 15 miles per hour, but we are nice and dry, thank goodness. that is the way that we stay throughout sunday, so looking good, lunchtime temperatures, 52 degrees if you are thinking

picking up grandma for the day and doing errands. 57 is where we will top out later on this afternoon. so the long story short, a beautiful sunday for as shaping up in northeast ohio. we have rain chances to talk about this week as well as a big warm-up by the end of the week. i know that you are looking forward to this. temperatures within a couple of degrees of 70. that is my early christmas gift. >> i am not used to wearing a coat all the time. >> no. you definitely willot >> i'm going to forget it. thank you so much. if you are going out for a workout and maybe looking for something to shake things up -- jumping on a trampoline is an enjoyable low-impact workout that can give you cardiovascular health and fitness benefits. jasmine monroe is live at sky zone and she has been working out for the past hour. i think that you are burning

the next time i will tell you how many steps i have. we will catch up with you guys. right now we are talking about sky fit, something unique and a lot of people do not know that sky zone is not only for kids but for adults, grandparents, to get fit and have fun. so explain to us what these kids are going to be doing today. >> what they are going to do is jump in one at a time and they are going to run around the outside of this foam pit which might look easy but it is like running through quicksand. go ahead and got. you jump and run. they are warming up. that this is what we use that is the warm-up so they have to run all the way around and then start over and by the time they are out of there, they are so warmed up and ready to exercise, a perfect way to get started. >> reporter: why do you think that using a trampoline is so important for some people? >> there are several -- it is low-impact -- you can go ahead. it is low-impact. it works with your immune system so it flushes your lymphatic system which no other

helps you stay healthy and the nature of being on a trampoline -- you tighten up your core and it works your core -- it is great for balance. it is great for coordination. it is a much higher calorie burn than the typical workout. try what we have one person who made it out alive and he is ready for more. >> they have to keep going. >> reporter: how old are you in order to do this? >> a regular -- a regular class, you need to be 11 years old but if a mother wants to bring a kid under 11, you can pay five dollars and jump on the other trampolines that are monitored by the employees. >> i'm going to try this. i am putting the microphone down. we are going to get the workout on. let's see her jumping in. there we go. >> i'm going to run around. >> we are going to check back in , in a little bit. we want to get you caught up in

the trial of a white former university of cincinnati police officer who shot an unarmed black man ended with the jury never reaching a verdict. ray tensing was charged with murder after he shot sam dubose in the head after pulling them over 2015. karen johnson has the story. >> the court received word from the jury donations we are unable to reach a verdict on count 1 workout to back. >> reporter: juries deadlocked. >> by reason of your inability to reach a verdict i declare this case a mistrial. >> reporter: after deliberating for 25 hours, six men and six women were unable to reach a unanimous decision on the charge of murder or voluntary manslaughter. >> what we do know is that that would -- they were leaning towards acquittal on the murder. they were leaning towards conviction on the voluntary

they could not come to an agreement. >> reporter: split according to sources, four people thought that ray tensing was guilty of murder and eight not guilty. on the voluntary manslaughter charge, eight people were pushing for a healthy verdict while four thought that he was not guilty. >> let's not lose sight of the fact that it is very, very difficult to get a conviction on a police officer. >> reporter: he says that alone will not stop him from considering a retrial, something that sam dubose family is pushing for. >> we are going tok an assessment and, again, i have told you guys this before -- we have to decide if we have a probability of success at trial, if we would retry it. that when he says he will make a decision one way or another

>> that was karen johnson reporting. the attorney representing the family says that they want another trial in they cannot understand why the jury could not reach a conclusion. nearly 1000 people marched throughout the streets of downtown cincinnati. it grew after several hundred people from a rally opposing the election of donald trump joined a black lives matter protest following the mistrial in the case. the chance -- not my president joined those saying hands up, don't shoot. protest continued against the election of donald trump with clouds gathering at chicago, new york city and as far as berlin germany. both chicago and new york have buildings with his name and at the group planned to protest locally in a facebook. president-elect donald trump is focusing his transition to the white house and he said that wiping out isis will be one of his top priorities. the terror group has been trying to hold off a major advance by the iraq he army in mosul nbc matt bradley reports from iraq on the challenges in that country for the next president. but the news of the elections have a dominating the headlines but one hour away from where i am now in iraq, there is a

the decisive fight against the islamic state in our bracket that donald trump stands to inherit. donald trump said that he wanted to wipe isis off of the map, a signature part of his foreign-policy during his election campaign. it is not exactly clear what he means. at least in iraq, isis is on the run and they have been for the past month, ever since the announcement of this offensive against mosul, the second- largest city. islamic state has been digging in and they will use any tools at their disposal in order to defend themselves, including the use of war crimes and that means human shields and chemical weapons. >> i think that we need to take the risk of the use of more chemical weapons by the islamic state as a very real and very serious risk >> reporter: the united nations came out yesterday and said that four people died when isis set fire to a sulfur plant and thousands more were badly injured.

the pentagon said that 119 civilians were killed by air strikes in the past two years of bombing in iraq and syria and that is just the initial investigation. there could be more to come. it is something that donald trump is going to need to consider if he really wants to wrap up the fighting in the middle east. back to you. >> suicide bombing at a military base in afghanistan service members and contractors. the taliban suicide bomber dressed as a laborer and blew himself up at the largest us- based in afghanistan. other people were wounded in a televised -- they said that the attack up and plan for four months. more residents on the wes i -- they could watch as their home went up in flames. this happened yesterday afternoon at the chelsea manor apartments on lake avenue. though people were hurt but a cat and dog were killed. investigators are not sure what

this morning. if you have ever driven on the shoreway, chances are a large brick building with smokes that's caught your eye the lake shore powerplant has become a symbol of prosperity and power in the early 1900s but it is a component of come -- of cleveland pride and the closing is a symbol of our shift away from coal to different types of energy. alyssa raymond had the opportunity to go inside. >> for me personally it was very emotional and when we pressed the final shutdown button on the generator. it was a sad day. it was a sad day and it is hard to see ago. >> reporter: he spent more than a decade at the lake shore powerplant, remembering when this place reverberated noise. >> the grinding of the call, the steam generating. >> reporter: and also when it all stopped. >> a label -- april 11, 2015. >> reporter: powered houses and businesses in cleveland, and at its peak it supplied about 1000 homes per hour with more than 350 employees. >> it was great over the years

i was very proud to be part of it. >> being a piece of history -- i mean, it is pretty impressive. >> reporter: it is changing shape once again. >> the torch cutting and the turbines and the generator -- a small of -- >> reporter: heavy equipment will move into hall the scrap out and explosives will bring down the stack. by summertime, this familiar site will no longer be seen. instead, a green space will be in its place. >> we are developers. >> reporter: it is capturing what is within the walls and allows people to see what has been there all along. a piece of history, a capsule of memory, a sign of the times. >> it is hard to see it go. i remember going to cleveland stayed and watching the smokestacks coming out and i never knew really what it was. >> reporter: he will always know and so will you.

>> a very cool perspective at a cost of $14 million to build the powerplant back in 1911. that equates to about $350 million today. still had this morning, a local attraction does it plans to spice things up in a major way with it -- help of important people. the oscars are just around the corner so we are looking at one film that is making a lot of

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welcome back. it is all access cleveland -- the rock 'n roll hall of fame continues efforts to create an energetic experience. they announced the opening of a new cafi featuring food from cleveland's rock star chef, and mcafee is set to open by next summer. [ music ]

hot spring when the red hot chili peppers it toward stops at the kubrick they will take the stage on may 13 and tickets on sale for everyone right now. i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> loving -- the event that led up to the 1967 supreme court case that invalidated laws banning interracial marriage. >> they were in the middle of something -- i had never expected it. a big change in civil rights. >> i believe this is a battle that can go to the supreme court. >> what the movie reveals is how the couple had no idea that they were about to change history. >> he wants to marry whom he loves that he knows it is sort of run so they go somewhere else to do it and as a result of that and what happened next, with the current twist, knocking down the bedroom door

to stay married or not. >> they wanted to stay in the state that they called home and that is what prompted this to happen. >> some people say was not that bad and there was not a lot of bloodshed and it is not a bad place to live and it is only one and half hours away. when you look at the accumulative oppressive situation of nine years of lack of freedom and being exiled -- two white people who married each other can live with -- wherever they want as long as they have the economical means but they -- that was taken away and in the land does it is an >> i leave my family here. >> nbc news. taking on a closer look at how the buckeyes did yesterday in maryland also we are bringing political analyst chuck todd and will give us his take on who the real donald trump is. here is michael with a check of the forecast. a cool start but a beautiful afternoon and the temperatures today in the upper 50s for highs. we are rocketing -- we are

week. we will talk about that right

during the commercial break we were talking holiday music because michael walks up to the desk playing music on his telephone. and i was saying that i one of those that love's christmas. my favorite. christmas is my favorite. the friday after think it's -- after thanksgiving. >> friday after thanksgiving. >> until then, it feels like we just had halloween. >> yeah. i know what you mean. i am a fan of christmas music all year round. i could do it all year round. it feels like christmas morning. i'm fine with the temperatures being so chilly.

with the christmas sweater because of how chilly it is outside here's what it looks like out on lake erie, waves at 1 foot to 3 feet and the compliments of the southeasterly winds between 10 to 15 miles per hour. cooler start, temperatures only in the 20s and 30s and by 10:00, we must earn mid-40s and by lunchtime, we are in the 50s with highs today nearing that 60 degree reading. a chilly start this morning, frost of your backyards and on the windshield if you're going to the cars and eventually, perhaps into the services. 28 in akron-canton, upper 30s closer towards the lake, winds from the southwest between 5 to 15 miles per hour, so it will be breezy outside as well. dry, compliments of high pressure, another thing -- with a high pressure -- it means lots of sunshine. so sunday is looking glorious. and that high pressure center, although it will skew towards the east tomorrow, i think that

ramifications of that, meaning a whole lot of sunshine in store for tomorrow. it will be veiled sunshine. now through lunchtime, a great start to sunday, sunday afternoon, again, temperatures in the mid and upper 50s for highs, tonight looking good if you're going out and about, maybe firing up the grill and doing barbecuing. first thing tomorrow morning, a decent start, but cool once again, tomorrow morning. so grab a hold of the coast, herself warm. tomorrow afternoon, again, a light veil of sunshine the temperatures are still in the 50s. the forecast for today, looking and feeling great. despite it being a cooler start this morning, as expected for mid-november, mid and upper 50s for highs, overnight lows in the 30s, and the window nation, seven-day forecast, the temperatures tomorrow basically right where they are today, in

will see the chance for rain and i know that a couple of folks want that rainfall. a slight chance on wednesday, and i think thursday, friday, looking good with temperatures warming into the 60s by the time thursday rolls around. friday, we are looking -- within 3 degrees of 70, and as of this point it looks like the next best shot for rain drops after wednesday would be late next weekend, but that is still a good week away and in the meantime, just let us walk on sunshine today. that will be the hallmark of sunday. today, looking good. christmas sweaters needed this morning. i am still going for it. >> christmas sweaters. i am not there yet. we need a turkey sweater or something first. >> [ laughter ] >> i got you. >> let's get thanksgiving god. >> i will put away my christmas music. >> just for now.

welcome to square talk. this week i'm talking to jade davis with the port of cleveland and also a member of the community council. i'm not sure that everybody understands what the board does. >> the board of cleveland is a global port on blue lake at essentially what we do is outside of maritime activities, what people see through the ships that come in, the harbor, and up and down on the river, we are very intimately involved with river cleanup, harbor maintenance, and an environmental infrastructure and economic development within northeast ohio so you may see the port of cleveland signs that your local construction site, at your -- the boats cleaning up debris around the rock 'n roll hall of fame, up the river channel. you may also see us helping to bring ships in and unloading big large containers on and off of the ships. >> reporter: tell me about the economic impact. >> from the most recent

have a $3.5 million economic impact every year and it helps support over 20,000 jobs in northeast ohio which equates to hundreds of millions of dollars in income tax, every year. when you look at the billions of dollars in financing and -- and also, it is the quality of life issues with the river cleanup and with the north coast harbor, maintenance, and also operating and maintaining a very cleveland lakefront nature preserve. >> i know that you were born in cleveland and uk >> it was an opportunity to be a part of the renaissance, to be a part of the pieces of the machine that that helps to bring cleveland forward and i see this as being a part of the future with us continuing to be an exporter. we have the cleveland europe express that is the only in container scheduled container service in the great lakes. it is shipping directly to europe right now. the jobs that are supporting back, the jobs that the manufacturers are able to keep

it is all a part of things that i think -- i want to be part of that. >> thank you. that was great. as always, comments or questions, go to wkyc.com

welcome back. the time is 7:30 am. president-elect donald trump spent the week shaping up his administration and the world is getting a look at how he will govern. joining us with his perspective is meet the press moderator chuck todd. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> the words that you said last week start with us -- saying at least we see the light at the end of the tunnel and you said it is not going to be over. on november 8. that we are going to see fallout from this. you were right. >> yeah. there is going to be fallout.

normal that we are going to see for quite some time. i think it is going to be a very -- we could be prepared for a very, very long and contentious year around the country and here in washington. >> we started to get a look at this week at two president- elect -- at who he has picking to be his closest aides -- what you think of the people that he has on his list? >> the direction he wants to take things in the first six months of his administration. we are going to learn who the chief of staff is i think today and if he does go in the traditional direction and goes with ryan's previous a -- that would signal that he is interested in getting a lot of early legislation passed and signed. lines previous is personally very close with the speaker paul ryan. but if he goes into the direction of stephen bannon who in many ways, who was the campaign chain -- chair, and the head of the news -- a -- certainly no fan of paul ryan. if that is the direction he goes, it signals a much more contentious relationship

party. which direction he picks on steve of -- chief of staff will tell us a lot about the first 100 days. >> what you think about the first 100 days? do think that he will focus on anything specific? will he tried to pass a lot of legislation? >> i think that is the easy thing to do. you have got mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, and donald trump have a few things that they agree on one is pulling back a bunch of regulations. that were put in during the obama years. that is a number one. some of that can be done on executive order but some of it needs to be with legislation. they agree, in general, on a direction when it comes to the tax code i think that you can see corporate tax reform and possibly part of donald trump big tax-cut get enacted in the first 100 days. then there is healthcare.

in the first 100 days. i think it will become the project of the summer. i think that is going to be harder for them to figure out and i think that you are seeing that in the comments that president-elect donald trump has made to 60 minutes. >> we enjoy hearing your perspective. thank you. >> you got it. >> we will -- he will be back from meet the press at 10:00 a.m. after channel 3 news. we get a check of the senate forecast if you are going out the door -- you definitely should grab the jackets. i think that is an understatement. >> perhaps even underneath those it is a chilly start, with temperatures starting sunday morning in the 20s and 30s. how about 25 degrees in parts of tots grimes county? if you are waking up with us in akron-canton, 28, warmer close to the lake in downtown, 39, 31 four our friends in ashtabula, winds out there so this is taking a bite out of the actual temperature so the wind chills are down a few degrees, why

that is the way that we stay on sunday. after the chilly sunshine, we will warm up to 52 by lunchtime, temperatures this afternoon, breezy 57 degrees, a lot of sunshine and you were saying before that yesterday it was one of those days that you were not really expecting it to be a great outdoor day because it was kind of cool. but really kind of cold to start. but it is going to warm up this afternoon like yesterday. it will be a great afternoon to get out and about. >> for a lot of people, picking up the leaves that doing yard work fortunately. thank you so much. it jasmine is having fun and staying fit at the same time. she is live at sky zone a place were exercising can be fun and you are staying warm no matter what this morning. >> reporter: that is right. i did not like seeing the frost on the car this morning so coming to sky zone, in here, these kids are having fun so we moved on from the younger adults to some kids and we want to see how this class goes because they seem like they listen well.

>> the best part about skype fit is that it is really fun. they walk up and they say it was a really great workout and i think that they are usually surprised but it is. >> what are three things that people take away after the workout? if you can think about it? three takeaways. >> like i said, it is probably the most fun workout that they ever get and another take away

and you are pretty exhausted the other take away would be that we have weights and other equipment that we use which you would not expect to use on a trampoline. we do not jump with the weights because we do not want anybody to get knocked out but we do weight training as well. >> reporter: we have a fun segment coming up at 9:00, the glow party that we are about to happen her shirt is going to glow and hopefully this smile will be glowing. >> [ laughter ] >> as always. your smile is always glowing. thank you so much. we will check back in with you. we show you how to protect -- thieves from stealing your identity and credit card information. what is next for the buckeyes after the team up north finally loses a game? that and much more coming up

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football. this is going to be interesting as we go down to the playoffs. clemson loses in the afternoon, washington loses at night, and then iowa, upsetting michigan, so three of the top four teams lose and this really makes things interesting because penn state is really back alive in the big ten chase with the michigan losing last night and you wonder what is going to happen as we go down this stretch. ohio state -- all they could do is keep winning games and see how it pans out in the end. michigan, no longer undefeated. that makes things interesting for that final game of the regular season. let's go back to yesterday afternoon. ohio state, taking on maryland on the road, and it was no contest, first time for ohio state -- curtis samuel in from

plenty of times. 7-0 at -- plenty more to come -- j.t. barrett in to make it 14-0, and this game was over the first quarter. he goes into the air, and 36 yard touchdown, connection, 21- 3, ohio state, and he ran for 2, came for -- and from north ridge a, 101 total yards and a touchdown, buckeyes winning 62- 3. the same score as last week when they beat nebraska. this one is not a surprise. ohio state is rolling right now. >> two weeks guys are playing hard and a nice rotation in the digits -- defensive line and the one thing -- we are going to find out that our offense of line is playing much better. in the last two weeks and we know exactly what is coming down the roadway. >> reporter: in two weeks it is against the team up north but that has a little bit of a change now that they lost. they have to get through michigan state who has been a problem for ohio state. the spartans team is not really

ten win yesterday as they beat records 49-0 and their records is 0 on 7. michigan state snapped the losing streak. congratulations to john carroll, video from the university twitter account, your celebration because john carroll defeated mount union for the first time since 1989. 31-28 was the final and it is the purple raiders first regular-season lin and the regular-season winning streak is over. john carroll wins first time since 1984 snapping 24 straight by mount union for coming up tonight, sports tonight, after football, right here on channel 3. we will talk cavaliers, browns and more and we will

play today because they played on thursday night. they are zero and ted and the cavaliers play as they host charlotte this afternoon so we will have pose game and recap that as well. as i mentioned, a wild college football day yesterday and we will see how things go in the nfl today. dave chudowsky, have a great day, everybody. a little does he know that a few moments ago i stole his wallet. >> she does not know that last week i stole her identity. >> [ laughter ] >> so it is fair how ugly is this shirt? i just noticed in. >> do not maureen kyle in this shirt. >> it is hideous but i got a deal and i figured we would try it but one thing that i'm not going to try on here is the repeat of a product test that i did last year and we have college and greg kerr. >> i remember this work -- i remember this. >> a nice woman. the distance that she was for me was around 20 feet. >> okay. >> i purchased an illegal scanner from ebay and stole her credit card number and identity. i am not going to show it again because i was in essence

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we are in for some sunshine today. i said it early this morning. yesterday was deceiving, when it started out so chilly and then i kind of wrote off today. >> bright. >> i was like, okay, not going outside. i have to bundle up. >> that was not the case whatsoever. i think that even this morning although it is a really chilly start, in the 20s, with frost in a lot of different areas, by this afternoon, it is looking great and if you're going out on the water, on lake erie, the waves are between 1 foot and 3 feet, well manageable, a great day on the lake, a little bit breezy at times, but the forecast -- today, we are walking, dancing, skipping all over the sunshine put a chilly start this morning but alive to enjoy later on this afternoon

that we will bring in higher- level clouds. it looks good and speaking about looking good, if you are a fan of the heat, by late week, a bit warm up on the way, sunshine today, by tonight, i think that the temperatures will slowly fall, especially after the early sunset, after 5:00 p.m. current temperatures outside, as we mentioned, in the 20s, towards akron-canton, 25 degrees in dover new philadelphia, and meanwhile closer towards the lake, in the upper 30s downtown, winds from the southw that will be fairly persisted throughout the day. we are dry right now, compliments of a large dome of high pressure and if you look at the high pressure, we replace it with sunshine because that is really what the high pressure means for us. in northeast ohio. throughout sunday and into monday. watching you through the day, now through lunchtime, a good-

out the door, perhaps going to worship services or catching up with friends and family and friends this afternoon, it looks excellent. this evening, thinking about doing dinner tonight, and i know that a lot of folks like to make a big meal and spread it out through the week. a looks good to do that, especially if you are doing outdoor grilling. the first thing tomorrow, monday morning, again, start but a decent start and we will bring in higher-level clouds as you can see. we will collect veiled sunshine to start off monday. temperatures today, sunday, mid and upper 50s, perhaps low 60 degrees, and tonight great- looking, clear but cold, temperatures in the 30s and not to be left out, that spectacular supermoon, and the best time to see that will be, believe it or not, early tomorrow morning, on monday, around 6:00 until 7:00 a.m., but otherwise, by tuesday and wednesday, we start to increase

think on friday morning, i literally would not be surprised if some thermometers registered in the low 70s. low 70s, -- and the flip-flops ready -- and the baby oil or whatever. get out in the sun and soak it all out. you know what is going to -- what we will be talking about a month from now. >> [ laughter ] >> the snowy drive into work is what we are going to be talking about. >> i am looking forward >> thank you. we're going to talk about what saturday night live did last night, trending all over the place. we will explain how dave chapelle was a big part of the

saturday night live was on last night with a special guest, dave chapelle, and he is known for his crazy and uncensored jokes about race and politics. he did not hold back.

old characters from the show and made a spoof with them as the walking dead. more on what he did online -- you can go ahead and look that up. >> it was fun. >> everybody needed some good laughter after an intense week. >> exactly. he definitely delivered and also delivering, mother nature, thank you so much. it is cold and frosty in some spots. later on this afternoon and as you can see tomorrow, we are back in the low -- there is a two on wednesday, when you look at friday, if this does not give you a reason to really look forward to the upcoming weekend, we are near 70? >> i know. if there is anything that he wanted to do outside, plan it for friday. short sleeves. friday looks like a great day. >> thank you for joining us. we will see what 9:00. in the meantime, enjoy the today show. thank you for watching

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americans. >> never doubt t you are powerful. >> if you succeed, then the country succeeds. ?? a. good morning, welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. the alleged smart money a week ago was hillary clinton would be president of the united states. president trump lost the popular votes, but won the electoral votes that count.