. cleveland 19 news sponsored by value city furniture bringing you styles to fit your life at prices that fit your budget. getting answers for you, cleveland 19 news starts now. and we begin with breaking news right now at 4:00. >> romona: we ust the douglas shine murder trial. we're going to listen in to that right now live as we go inside the courtroom. >> 2941.141 in count 3, we the jury in this case find that the state did prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had a firearm on or about his person or under his control while committing the offense of aggravated murder. the firearm specification

three, we the jury in this case find that the state did prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had a firearm on or about his person or under his control while committing the offense and displayed the firearm, brandished the firearm, indicated possession of the firearm, used the firearm to facilitate the commission of the offense, acted with another who had a firearm on or about his person or under his control while committing the offense and displayed the firearm, brandished the firearm, indicated possession and used the firearm to facilitate the commission of the offense. count three, the criminal gang activity specification, 2941.142, we the jury in this case having found the defendant douglas shine junior guilty of ago va rated murder further find and specify that the defendant

gang. all counts signed in accordance with the court's instruction, the court's conduct specification 2929.04. we the jury this being count three, having found the defendant douglas shine junior guilty of the aggravated murder further find and specify that the defendant is also guilty of purposely killing or attempting to kill two or more persons to wit stephon robinson 2015 and/or walter barfield january 22, 2015. >> romona: all right. you've been listening to judge jones there reading the guilty verdict beyond a reasonable doubt in the douglas shine case. you might recall he faces the death penalty if found guilty and he will now. he reportedly murdered three people at the chalk lines barber shop in warrensville heights back in february of 2015.

scene there in the courtroom and we'll bring you more of this information as we get it on that verdict that has just come down. remember reporting on this story, mark. the family members came forward wanting us to find out who killed their loved ones in that barber shop. >> mark: right. glad they got a verdict on this. very. . some other news for you, voter fraud and a rigged election aren't the only concerns for our federal government today. a the election is being investigated by national security leaders. >> mark: cleveland 19 chris tanaka getting answers about what the potential risk is on tuesday. chris. >> chris: we learned this morning u.s. intelligence alerted joint terrorism task forces that al qaeda could be planning attacks in three states on monday. of course, the day before the presidential election. the three states targeted reportedly new york, texas and virginia, though no specific

vice-presidential candidate tim kaine has a planned campaign stop in virginia. the state's public safety and homeland security director brian moran says all necessary precautions are in place both for his visit and the tuesday election. >> there's no reason to believe that we will have any disruptions prior to election day or on election day. so, again, we're confident that all necessary precautioav fair election on tuesday. >> chris: the 45th annual new york marathon was this sunday. security was already tight before the big race. they won't say if additional police or federal agents will be added for the event. of course it draws tens of thousands of spectators and runners as well. intelligence about potential threats increases during holiday seasons and when big events are

planning for several worst case scenarios. mark. >> mark: chris, thank you. from all appearances, though, it seems al qaeda has really taken a back seat to isis. but as history shows, this radical group isn't one that should be underestimated. >> reporter: al qaeda led my osama bin laden carried out its first attack against the united states in yemen back in december of 1992. when operatives targeted u.s. sailors returning from somalia. unknown, the already left the hotel where they had been staying. just over a year later in february of 1993, the terrorists bombed new york's world trade center the first time killing six and injuring 1500 others. the group went quiet for several years until august of 1998. the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania were bombed killing more than 200 and injuring 5,000 others. and october of 2000 al qaeda

bin laden claimed responsibility. and less than a year later, the series of attacks in the united states on september 11th, 2001. al qaeda did actively continue its reign of terror until the death of osama bin laden in may of 2011. be sure to have the cleveland 19 app for the up-to-date information on new threats against the united states. and day three of the wi on right now. things are getting more heated. harry boomer live down there right now and joins us with a live report. harry. >> harry: that's right. any time the folks that sit down on the table don't talk to each other, nothing much is going to happen. as you can see across the street in front of the board of education, we have lots of teachers and students out on the street, and they are chanting. the bottom line is now the students have been pulled into the fray. >> they say cut back, we say

>> we are lewisville. >> mighty, mighty lewisville. >> reporter: there are sights and sounds of lewisville. >> it's a disaster. i went in two days. i ended up leaving early. >> reporter: a 10th grader is among the students not in class today because the adults are not talking to each other about resolving a fact finders recommendation. >> we just sat there on our phones in a lot of the classes. for my first mod the first day, i walked in there. she didn't she was teaching. >> reporter: mikayla is not the only student who is not where she's supposed to be on a normal day at lewisville school. >> this is a note from my mother saying i'm allowed to be out here with my teachers supporting them. >> reporter: dylan is also walking the picket line. 180 of them in the district. >> in chemistry we had a substitute who has a degree in business and in counseling and he's teaching chemistry and hasn't taken chemistry since

us. >> reporter: this dispute is even erupted online. nasty tweets flying back and forth. >> our original goal was to prevent this from happening. but now it's happened. so now we are trying to make sure that all of the kids are safe. all of the kids are protected. and that we can put an end to this as soon as possible so that the kids can continue to get the excellent education that they have always gotten here in lewisville. >> reporter: and that is the folks out on the street right now in front of the board of both sides just went into the administration building about five minutes ago. they gave me this new release and essentially it says they put up elementary school to block access to the teachers cannot harass the students and that the teachers are in their own words here taking materials off and that kind of thing so that the substitutes won't have what they need to teach. of course, i talked with the teachers and they deny that any of that is happening. live in lewisville, harry

presidential election that will affect your paycheck come november 8th. clevelanders will be voting on a potential income tax increase when they cast their ballot. and jen picciano is live now with what you need to know about this issue. jen. >> jen: well, ramona, a lot of people didn't realize this was on the ballot, issue 32 getting lost in the shuffle among presidential politics in the mailbox. what the city wants to do is increaou to 2.5%. this will affect those who live and work in cleveland. mayor frank jackson says this isn't something he wants to do but something he has to do. pass the city of cleveland's first income tax increase in 35 years. the half a percent hike would generate more than 80 million additional dollars annually. 80% of it or more coming from sub

suburbanites who work in cleveland. plus allow for the hiring of more police officers. fulfill their obligation with a consent decree and improve the job the city is doing on things like potholes, street clearing, vacant lots and garbage collection. >> a failure to have the half a percent income tax increase will result in 40 something million dollar deficit next year that will result in layoffs, layoffs and layoffs in other areas of the city services which will mean reduction of service. and in some cases elimination of services. >> reporter: now, since we're in the business of getting answers for you at cleveland 19, i did also ask the mayor about reimbursement for damage to your vehicles because of these potholes. he says that these funds will not go towards reimbursing people who file through the legal department here at city hall to get your car repaired.

information and more answers on issue 32 coming up on cleveland 19 at 5:00. getting answers in the steps of city hall, i'm jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> romona: well, just four more days until america chooses its next leader. donald trump and hillary clinton will hit battle ground states today and try to rev up their base to go to the polls next tuesday. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump are making their final pitch for votes in the states that will likely decide the outcome of the presidential in pennsylvania, clinton argued trump's temperament disqualifies him for the job. >> he has a long history of in su sulting people. it did not just start in the campaign. >> reporter: both candidates are relying on the strongest attacks. trump brought up the investigation into clinton's e-mail during a get out and vote. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails. >> reporter: trump needs a strong republican turnout in

democratic strong holds in urban communities. >> donald trump wants to turn out what he's been calling his silent majority. hillary clinton needs to turn out her base, and that base is african-american. >> reporter: polls show clinton has a narrow lead in north carolina. >> what i'm asking you to do is just make sure that everybody you know is going out to vote. >> reporter: both candidates are hoping for a strong ground game in the home stretch, but there are signs of voter fatigue. 82% say they feel disgusted by the presidential craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> mark: hillary clinton to join jay z for his performance at cleveland state. beyonc? reportedly is going to be there too. the doors open in about an hour and the performance starts at 8:00. the clinton campaign gave out free tickets to the concert. we have a live report ahead at 6:00. the cleveland cavaliers are going to the white house. the team will meet with

celebrate their 2016 nba championship win. it still feels good to say that. this visit will continue the tradition by president obama of honoring sports teams for their efforts to give back to their communities. and we are still above emotions after wednesday night. >> romona: yes. after these last nine days of the world series. >> mark: yes >> romona: it probably doesn't help the cubbies had their we're not bitter, though, are we tony zarrella. >> tony: we're not bitter. i think we all feel the same way. two days is not enough time to get a grip on the emotions. wednesday night is one of the most incredible and draining nights we've ever experienced. yesterday i spent the day reliving every moment and listening to the call of the homer about 48 times. and then today, today we're starting to look forward because the indians are already making moves. terry francona extended through 2020. exactly what tribe fans want to hear.

ragae. napoli, they believe he's going to have a lot of options but they want him back as well. and as for the pain of game 7, i asked how long this is going to hurt. >> there are a range of emotions that we're all feeling. pain is certainly there. i'm not sure that's something that's going to go away any time soon because we all desperately wanted to win that last game. but that won't overshadow the pride that we feel in thinking back andef and the grit, the resiliency, the perseverance they showed throughout the course of the season. >> tony: he was also asked how he felt about cubs fans invading if not taking over progressive field for game seven. we'll get his answer at 5:00. it's tough. this is not the way they wanted to spend their friday. a parade would have been a lot more fun. ramona, much more coming up with you in time out. >> mark: all right. very good. i'll just sob over here as that happens. a consumer alert right now

have a recall that you need to hear about. jeff. >> jeff: clouds are getting out of here. it's going to be a clear night. seasonable. but just a heads up for friday night football, 5:00 forecast 52. 6:00, 50. and then we drop into the 40s.

. live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. we're following breaking news from sheffield lake. this is video that is just in.

activity with swat officers at lake road and kennel worth. now, we're told police are closing roads and may evacuate homes around the joyce e hanks community center. we do have a crew there on the scene and we will bring you the latest on this story throughout our afternoon newscast. so stay tuned. we'll let you know what is happening there. i've got a consumer alert now for you at 4:00. samsung and the u.s. consumer product safety commission are recalling samsung's top loading washing machines. now, this comes after reports that 730 units exploded. nine people were injured. the cpsc says the recall impacts 34 of samsung's top loading models. they were sold from march 2011 through november 2016. a warning was issued back in september. sunday is the end of

us. the good news is, changing the clock back means one more hour of sleep theoretically as opposed to the one hour less in spring. dr. charles bay says fewer people experience sleep issues when they gain an hour of sleep but it's a good time to check in your personal sleep habits. >> it's more a reminder to make sure that you're not sleep deprived and making sure that you get enough sleep. so this might be a good chance to kind of catch up on sleep. but also make sure that you mak sleep a priority. >> mark: dr. bay says that while it's good to get in that extra hour, be sure not to overdo it as sleeping in too late on the weekend can wreak havoc on your body's sleep-wake cycle and just make it more difficult to get up and go to work on sunday. so why do we even observe daylight saving time? dan deroos has the explanation at the answer center. dan. >> dan: i'm going to use my extra hour right here in the answer center getting you some more answers. let's make sure we use -- make good time of it.

context of daylight saving time. the first thing we need to make sure you're aware of, it's saving time. there is no s there. it's not plural. we are in daylight saving time. who came up with it? well, of course, it was somebody really smart. in 1784 the idea was conceived by benjamin franklin but it wasn't actually used until 1914 during world war i. it was first implemented in britain for energy saving purposes. the idea that we need to keep our da using less energy to light their homes. that's the first time it was implemented. in the united states there are two states that don't observe it. most of arizona and hawaii they do not participate in daylight saving time. and some very interesting facts there. coming up at 5:00, we're going to talk about fema and what they want to use -- what they want to use the daylight saving time for -- see, i just said savings

that. jeff, what do you have for us in weather? >> jeff: well, no matter what time it is going to be over the weekend, daylight saving time turning the clocks back it's going to be nice all around. right now we're at 55. here you see the warmer air building out to the west. and that's what is going to be moving this way as we head into the weekend. gorgeous stretch here coming up. and this is going to be an extended dry spell on the way. right now the lake-effect clouds are breaking up here. that trend will continue. again, this is going to be an extended dry spell for us. we only drop to around 40. the sky not only drops to around 40. akron-canton 36 will be your low. so friday night football games you're going to need to wear the jackets for sure but the wind will be light. not too bad out there. enjoy the saturday. partly cloudy and 61. 42 at 8:00 a.m. 53 at 11:00. and we're going to be right

in the afternoon. just some scattered high cloudiness around. 42 the low tomorrow night. and what a day sunday is going to be for the browns game there. anything else you have going on, 62 perhaps getting a little early christmas shopping done there. monday sunny, 66. and look at election day. we will see increasing clouds during the afternoon. but right now it looks dry. more details on that coming up during the 5:00 hour. 64 on wednesday low cloudiness. 58. thursday still dry, near 60. next friday still dry. mostly cloudy skies. and temps near 60 degrees. how about this stretch of weather we have coming up, guys? over to you. >> romona: that's very nice. >> mark: down with that. thank you, jeff. trending here today at 4:00.

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. that science behind one of those tunes gets stuck in your head. >> romona: yes. and much a do about fruit. ? i want your love and i want your revenge ? ? you and me could write a bad romance ? >> mark: gaga can just get you. her song bad romance is considered an ear worm. did you know there was a science to this? n melodies of ear worms and found common characteristics of the testimony pose, pitch patterns and big up and down leads like in notes like moves like jagger. you've got the moves like jagger. ear worms happen most often when the mind wanders and what researchers called spontaneous cognition. hello. people can spend as much as 40% of their day with wandering thoughts. >> romona: that's interesting. you probably heard that apple has overhauled its emoji

update? along with that overhaul came a new design of the peach emoji. people are peeved for years because the peach has been used for someone's back side. >> mark: i didn't know that. >> romona: it looks like a peach now. disappointed fans took to social media. some coming down on apple for making the change. others demanding a return to the old look. no comment from this. >> mark: okay. >> romona: i thought you had something to say.

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. when it came to atlantic city it was all glitz and glamor, scam. the trump taj mahal, trump castle and trump plaza all went bankrupt. but he walked away with millions. it was the carpenters, landscapers, small businesses who helped build the place that got stiffed. and hundreds of workers have lost their jobs. if that's what donald trump did here,

. welcome back, the fbi and police department are assessing a credibility of a possible terror attack against the u.s.

are reviewing intelligence reports saying al qaeda has new york, texas and virginia in its sights. the kcredibility of the intelligence has not been confirmed. federal law enforcement is planning for several worst case scenarios. beyonc? expected to join jay z performing tonight. it's a hillary clinton campaign event. doors open in about a half an hour and the performance starts at 8:00. you need to set your clocks back an hour before you go to bed daylight saving time kicks in at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. if you don't, you're going to show up at church an hour early. jeff. >> jeff: it ends. it ends. begins. change the clocks back an hour. that's all you need to know. and it's okay to say daylight savings time. okay. you're not going to get arrested. >> romona: that's not correct. >> jeff: i know. >> mark: i used to do weather, jeff. >> jeff: 55 downtown right now.

there. all right. partly cloudy akron-canton. 54. so seasonable day. check out the app here. and with that 55 we'll bring in the hourly readings right here. and i think we're going to do that. yeah. there we go. 50 at 6:00. i love technology. 47 at 8:00. 10:00, 44. and then midnight 43. we have these high school playoff games going on. season for football. it's going to be nice. the wind is pretty light. good for the passing game out there. seasonable, though. remember, we're going to be dropping into the 40s. so you'll need a jacket. sun filled. and then you have the extra hour over the weekend. extended dry spell certainly in play. how extended? well, the next seven days no rain. we don't have any alerts in the forecast. that's not to say that can't change. but as of right now, there is no

tomorrow, saturday, partly cloudy sky and 61. here is how it looks on the hourly. 7:00 a.m., 41. kind of a cool start there. partly cloudy at noon. tease are just going to be some -- these are just going to be high clouds and 5:00 at 59. akron-canton partly cloudy and looking good there. right around 60 degrees coming up on the seven day, the planning forecast later in the half-hour, much more on that extended dry spell for you. i'll trend as well. ramona. >> romona: thank you. it's something most moms try to struggle with trying to spend time with children while focusing on a career. it's not easy, especially with the guilt of leaving your kids and going into work. jen picciano is getting answers tonight on how you can balance parenting and a job. >> reporter: the joys of motherhood often come with the agony of guilt. working mommy guilt. >> i just have that idea in my

be there doing all of the stuff with the kids but also being at work, you know, and wanting to fulfill that part of my existence. >> reporter: and there's the dreaded day care drop-off. >> dropping him off every day was heart-breaking. i would take him in there kicking and screaming. and it was one of those things where you just have to rip them off of you and hand them to another person and walk out the door. >> so i knew cognitively this is going to be a good thing for him but emotionally it tears you apart. >> every time i drop her off she cries because she's in that separation anxiety stage. >> reporter: for tracy mondela, a research coordinator, preparation, organization and staying flexible are key to raising ava and grace. she also takes cues from them. >> sometimes they'll play well on their own together and i can let them do that and take care of what i need to. but if they're at my feet wanting me to do something with

what's more important right now. >> reporter: she and single mom joanna are part of a working moms play group that gives them opportunities to provide for and play with their kids. family counselor lenae white says building up a system like this will help you get through the sick days. >> know your neighbors, friends kids parents. offer to help them. ask for help when you need it. >> reporter: rdi she's fostering independence and setting an example for sons edward and shaning. >> we have to grow up and work one day. so we have to pay bills. so there are lessons to be learned. so that's kind of how i rationalize it for myself anyway. >> reporter: she also chooses to spend concentrated quality time with her boys. >> we instituted wednesday is family play day. so this is the one evening after work where i'm supposed to not do any housework, not do any yard work, no laundry, no

but then we're just supposed to play. >> reporter: at fundamentals children's center, they have an in house day care to serve their 1200 employees. director missy atman says it's not only helping their working moms get back to work and saving them time at drop-off and pickup, but it also helps recruitment and retention. >> for our full-time employees, it's less than so% turnover rate in the nursing home which is an industry low. >> we rearranged our schedules so that i could get rid of tha if i need to. >> we have lunch dates because he's big enough now so he'll come out and eat lunch with me and can come back which he loves and can do every day. >> reporter: for nursing moms like megan, it was stressful. >> having the bonding time was so important to me because you don't get that throughout the week. you only get it on the week yebds. >> reporter: if your employer doesn't offer that, the creators of work, a marketplace for flexible work opportunities say find something that will help you build the life you want.

reasons. so we absolutely contend that flexibility is the future of work. >> reporter: their approach is working. they've made dozens of placements in just three months partnering with more than 50 companies who value what working moms have to offer. white says women are demanding of themselves. the guilt often self imposed. she says start by giving yourself permission. >> it's okay to buy the cookies from the bake sale. right. it's okay. it's okay if here and there you miss a soccer game or grandma is taking care of your baby that has a fever. it's okay for times to not be 100%. >> reporter: white says stop striving to have it all and start focusing on having enough. >> i have enough time with my children. i have enough time with my spouse. i have enough time at work that it's okay. nothing is perfect, but i have enough to be happy. >> reporter: getting answers, jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> romona: moms wae approached about this story had lots of

satisfied. first, use your vacation days to volunteer at your child's school or day care. do meal prep or sign up for meal prep delivery to get home cooked meals on the table. get a group chat set up to provide a safety net for emergency situations like when you're stuck in traffic and it's your turn for carpool. give your children's gift of experiences or memories instead of toys. and most present. we continue to follow breaking news out of sheffield lake now and what was thought to be a police standoff in sheffield lake. now actually it was a murder-suicide. police responded to a home at lake and kennel worth road after a 911 call to police was left open and fighting was heard inside. the names of the victims have not been released. coming up here at 4:00, going into timeout.

about his bet with lebron with the indians losing. and chloe kardashian, i'm sure you want to know what she thinks of cleveland. >> mark: i should check her twitter feed. plus daddy daughter dance. this will get you to the feet. we're going to show you the moves coming up after the break. look at that. a picture of 77 in and out of the city. boy, tough to find a car there for afternoon rush. i think everybody is taking a long >> romona: did anybody show up

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. welcome back. cedar point is making good with the bet with great america. the two parks way top thrill dragster will be named the top thrill cubster. it also showed workers singing go cubs go and wearing cubs gear. that is sad. now for a quick timeout with ramona and tony. >> romona: a friend of mine in chicago tried to make a similar bet where i would have to wear cubs stuff. no. d wade made a bet with lebron. >> tony: yes. in just under a month when

centers, he's going to have to dress up as a chicago player. >> yoe, what's up, everybody. i just want to send out a congratulations to the chicago cubs, the city of chicago needed this! the kids of chicago needed this! it's much appreciated what you guys did. how you guys fought back. how you guys continued to show us and to show everyone never give up. congratulations to the cleveland indians. way to give it everything you guys had. my theme music for the chicago cubs right now is put on for my city. you guys put on for us, man. i'm excited for the city but i'm also excited for my bet. mr. james, let's talk. [ laughing ] >> tony: first of all, they needed this. they've had three stanley cup championships in the last seven years. but i'm glad chicago is getting

okay. chloe kardashian. do you even know who that is? >> tony: no. i'm going to the bullpen. >> i actually really like it. i like just having my routine and being a little more under the radar. >> do people go nuts when they see you in cleveland? >> it's so funny. like the first week i was there me and my friends we were -- we went to the gym and then we went to target and we were in the car and we were like don't you like it there's no paparazzi here. i love it. no one even notices me. and then i get out of the car and someone was like, oh, my god, you should get paid to be a chloe kardashian lookalike. >> tony: no paparazzi. clearly she's never seen you trying to get to the set. >> romona: stop it. somebody caught a picture of her coming out of the lady's show. >> tony: my wife loves the show. i wouldn't know her if she came with her name on the back of the show. >> romona: now you saw her.

don't know if we want her dating tristan. >> mark: . >> mark: all right. thank you. when your daughter is getting married, dads think of two things. walking her down the aisle and making a memory with that last dance with your little girl. ? kisses at night ? ? can't touch this ? . [ cheers and applause ]. ? can't touch this ? ? can't touch this . [ cheers and applause ]. ? can't touch this ? ? can't touch this ? [ laughing ] >> romona: look at that. >> mark: holy cow. he certainly made a memory with his daughter right there. ma mikayla from the sentimental. they wowed their 400 getz with their moves and it only took dad a week how to pop like that. >> romona: just a week.

you remember dating as a teenager. it isn't easy. especially when your dad is the president of the united states. >> mark: oh, no. >> romona: president obama told a radio station in raleigh, north carolina, his girls are already on the dating scene. he says he's chill about it because the first lady is a great example for his daughters on how to carry yourself and not depend on boys to validate you. he says he hopes he's also been a good example for his 15-year-old sasha and 18-year-old malia. but the third reason he's not concerned is that they have secret service. so there's only so much that those boys can do. >> mark: armed guards always slow down the roll. >> anchor: i would be more worried about mama bear. >> romona: oh, yeah. >> anchor: she would interfere. >> romona: i don't know if you've ever been around the secret service. you get so nervous.

pens. >> anchor: everybody's hands. you see them watching the hands. >> mark: hands and eyes. we have a lot coming up at 5:00. we continue to follow the breaking news out of cleveland. a verdict for an admitted gang member accused in a triple murder. and jay z and beyonc? performing in cleveland to support hillary clinton. we're asking if celebrity endorsements really impact your vote. and we're getting answers from the experts on that. plus the great debate. is itte your lawn or let them stay there. chris and i will have the answer at now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. it's time to fall

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let's check out the weekend. and when you look at this weekend forecast, it's a nice one. that's for sure. just some scattered high clouds around tomorrow. 61. the high. saturday night down to 42. sunday sunshine, mild, 62 degrees. hey, for november, this is not bad. and there you go again. you have to remind you to turn the clocks back an hour before you go to bed. you get that extra hour of sleep. i'm jeff tanchak and i approve this message. >> jeff: 66 the high on monday. sunny. what's one thing lacking on the seven day? no alert days. into election day it's looking dry. 64. no weather excuses for not heading out to the polls there on election day. we will be seeing increasing clouds, though, during the afternoon. wednesday cloudy, 58. this is going to be low cloud cover. wednesday 59 and friday near 60

here. and generally in the 60s to around 60. so no big temperature changes happening any time soon. guys there you go. >> mark: jeff, thank you. the fabulous food show coming up next weekend. a smorgasbord of food, fine wine and beer with a local flavor there too. in fact, you can register to win a prize pack for two on our website cleveland19.com. he'll even get a ticket to see our own jen picciano and chef matt. i meant to check others. compete in a cleveland cooks for hunger network. >> romona: look at jen stuffing her face. >> mark: that's what it's all about right there. the composition is saturday, november 12th, by the way. >> romona: i'm going to have to get out and see that.

. it's time for a little useless trivia with me, mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: according to women's health, what percentage of women say they can't remember their natural hair color? [ laughing ] >> mark: can't even remember. >> romona: are you isn't natural? >> mark: i would never say that. >> romona: i'm going to say 30%. >> mark: you're close. it's 3%. [ bell ringing ] >> mark: there was a 3 in

. one pennsylvania bus driver went above and beyond to save the day for a fourth grade halloween party. >> mark: the girl was riding the bus when the tray of cupcakes she brought fell on the floor. >> romona: uh-oh. >> mark: seeing how upset she was, he went home and baked fresh cupcakes. she showed up just in time for the party. the class was so thrilled they wrote a note. to the bus driver that saved the day. oh, there's sprinkles on there. did you see that? >> romona: you wont those. that is so beautiful for her to do that. >> mark: i really like cupcake. i have a fresh coffee here too. >> romona: i'm talking about the huge heart and you want to eat the cupcake.

it was great of the bus driver. did you see the visual. those were cupcakes? >> romona: i did. [ laughing ] coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, 50 days until christmas. can you believe that? and santa's helpers are popping up in local stores. and we're getting answers why some retailers are hoping you stay home to do your christmas shopping.

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day before the election. mark nolan at the alert desk with the latest details. >> mark: i am sure you saw this popping up in your feeds all day long on twitter and facebook, u.s. intelligence alerted joint terrorism task forces al~qaeda could be planning attacks in three states the monday before the presidential election. three states mentioned new york, texas and virginia. cbs news reports threats are being taken seriously and sources stress intelligence are still vice president candidate tim kaine has a planned campaign stop in virginia, in fact. the state safety and security director says all necessary precautions are in place and virginia has been targeted before on 9/11. earlier this week there was an alert for all local police nationwide to keep an eye out for potential lone wolf attacks that could be targets, for instance like polling places.